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Evening star., 1901-06-29
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.

Citizens AssOcfntfon Committees APP
pOfnted-Social Event-PersOna1.
The executive committee OF the Citizens
Northwest Suburban Association has been
announced by the president Mr.. Z. e. Lam
caster, each member Of the committee be-
Ing the chairman Of a subcommittee Ine
list Is as follows: Louis z. Shoemaker,
chairman Of the executive committee; Jas
Sharp. street railway and electric lights;
Horace 8. Jones, public roads; william b.
Ireland, public schools; Frank II. Thomas.
fire protection; Col. Robert I. Fleming,
street extension; Albert E. Shoemaker,
public safety; Edward B. Cotrell, water
supply and sewerage: William L. Crounse,
the press; James A. Finch. printing and
finance; A. M. Ray. NJ D., sanitation. The
next regular meeting OF the association
will be held Friday evening. at the new
Masonic headquarters, on Wisconsin ave-
nue..
There was a social gathering last even
ing at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
C. Dulin, on Wisconsin avenue, in honor Of
Miss Rena Moses of Norfolk, Va. A very
pleasant evening was spent. dancing being
a feature. music for which was furnished
by Miss Bertha Davis at the piano and Mr..
Patrick j. Ford on the violin. Refresh
ments were served, Those present were:
Miss Mary Mecklem, Miss Blanche Cong
don, Misses Lulu, Ethel and Bertha. Miss
Mamie Schneider, Miss Matte Schneider,
Miss Ethel Oulln, MeSSrS. Cafa LAWS,
Thomas G. Kengla, Peyton B. Fletcher.
Edward Hanecke. James C. Dulin jr..
Louis Schneider, William Hanlon, William
Schulz and Louis B. Du Fief
Under the direction Of Gen. George H.
Harries, number Of the public school
children were given a special car today for
Glen Echo. The children were chaperoned
by several Of the teachers. Every Satur-
day special car is donated for the pur-
pose, last Saturday the outing being to
Bethesda Park. Another suburban place
will be selected for the picnic next week.
John A. Heenan has sold to G. Irving
Wood the two-story brick dwelling located
on sublot 10, square 36S, no consideration
being named.
The Sunday school Of St. Johns Church
closes tomorrow for the summer season.
Georgetown Branch Star Offices.
The Evening Star has branch offices at
O'Donnell's drug stores, 1900 32d street and
corner 32d and o Streets where advertise
ments are received at regular rates. Want
ed Help and Wanted Situations cost 1c.
word.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
THE COURTS.

Eqfity Court No 1-Justice Hagner.
simp.on agt. McCandlish; Frank p. Mum
sllowet to Intervene. Wolf agt. Whelan;
rule on defendant returnable July grant
ed Rise agt. Granite State Provident Ag-
sociatiEn: reference to auditor ordered Ed
wards agt. Wash Ben. Endowment AS
sociatif,n; penalty OF appeal bond Fixed at
$50. 1thomas agt. Gilmore; payment by re-
ceiverH decreed. Knott agt Knott, alimony
pender.te lite granted. Thornton agt. Pow
ers; tsustee authorized to pay taxes and
assesst t1ents. Sparks agt. Sparks; alimony
and ctInsel fees allowed, restraining order
discharged. Walter T. Bradley Company
egt. Walker; sale ratified nisi. Wilson agt.
WilsoII; reference to Equity Court for hear
ing by Justice Clabaugh. VIM. James 81
Son ait. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone sCompany; injunction pendente lite
granten. Latterner agt Latterner; sale
ratified and possession ordered.
rirsinal Court No. 1-Justice Barnard.
CnitEd States agt. VIM. Fink larceny
from Ehe person; personal recognizance
takens United States agt. Joseph Deal.
seconT offense petit larceny; verdict guilty;
motioH for new trial filed. United States
sgt; .gii,S Sprman H0yie' houseoreaki"s; verdict
Cirflit Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh.
WILD agt. Marshall; motion to extend
time tb file bill of particulars to August
grantii. Briggs agt. Capital Traction
Comptny; order to apply $50 originally de-
positef by plaintic to defendants cost.
Jacks&n agt. Er~nons; order extending
NE D. OF TecOru on hp-
peal tSkinner agt. Manders; order affirm
ing tu:tice of the peace's judgment. Wilkes
agt. wilkes; order to refund deposit for
costs. Washington agt. Degnon-McLean
Const suction Company; leave granted 10
file amended declaration. In re Eugene D.
w. Prisons; order refusing writ OF GER
ttorar1 and dismissfng petition. Webb agt.
Queent motions for new trial and In arrest
overrIL ed and judgment on verdict ordered.
McGilt agt. Chr. Heurich Brewing Com
pany; Enew trial granted unless remittitur
OF S2IO be filed in ten days. Campbell
agt. capital Traction Company: plaintiff
orderdi to give 500 security for costs.
Probate Court
Est5e Of Hannora Dwire; summons re-
turneY served. In re Margaret Corcoran
ct al. citation returned served. Estate OF
John r. Dale; order granting letters Of ad-
minis1ration to John r. Dale, 5r., and Geo.
+. Zes; bond, $4,000. In re Jos. A. Dillon;
order appointing Annie Dillon guardian:
Ger Of publication. Estate of Patrick Dill
Ion: Ifstition for letters Of administration
filed. Estate of Henry r. Cohill; inventory
filed. Fin re Eva Warder; report of special
auditcr filed. Estate Of Chas. w. Haupt-
man; account passed. Estate of Isaac
Steinfn; do. Estate of Hannora Dwlre;
will apd codicil fully proved. Estate Of E.
Estatt of John H Coates; proof OF publi-
catiorI flied. Estate Of Justina Ritz: order
Of saie In re Arthur Broche; order ap-
pofntEg Edouard de Bettrizy guardian:
bond, tS1W0. Estate of Christopher Arth
sr.; WILL fully proved. Estate of Jas. Coo
ney; Eccount passed Estate of Chas D.
Gilmde; report of administrators C Z a.
and Older ratifying compromise settlement
Estats OF Emma 7. Harrington; will partly
proyef.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Charged With Passing Worthless
Check

Charles N. Miller well-known in Wash
ington was arraigned before Judge Mills
in the Police Court today. charged with
passing a worthless check, amounting to
$26, upon E. 8. Newman of e04 street
northwest. 1t was alleged that the check
was made out to Mr.. Newman by Mr.
Miller. signed by the latter. and drawn on
the First National Bank OF Lynchburg.
Va. It was returned by that bank
stamped with the words mo funds" Miller
was arrested by Detective Frank Helan.
ant District Attorney Gordon asked for
postponement until Friday next in order
that witnesses for the government might
be summoned. Miller was therefore re-
manded in $500 for a hearing on that day.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Wh1ehaven-Wm. w. Ayres ct al, trus-
tees, 70 John b. Dahlgren and John d.
CougHlan, trustees. lots / to s, IL to IL,
block Is; sls,5oo
Sevfnteenth street northeast between A
and II streets-Mary J. Snowden to Hettie
Chris sman. part original lot 1S square
losa; s1O (stamps. 80 cents). Hettie Christ
man conveys same property to John w
Ridgdy; $40.
A street northeast between 18th and 10th
street tf-Hettie Christman ct vir, Philip H.,
to John w. Ridgely, original lot 10, square
1910: t1O.
EIeEenth street northwest between T and
u strkets-Jos. r. Edison ct al, trustees to
SimoI D. Branson, lot 3d. square 823:
81, 4,2tOt
lotmingdale-John Addison ct al to
Franfs A. Blundon. lot 81. block 8; 81. 800.
Mount Pleasant-Alex. B. Thornton to
John H.. Daily, trustee, lot PSI; S. John l.
Daily trustee. to Mary E. Thornton. same
property; IS.
Bfd,kiand-Thes. H Joy ct ux. to Edw
]. Ha.aley. lot 3, block "a: 1850.
G ft.reet northwest between I'd and Sd
street 4s-Werner c. Matz, executor, to Jer-
ry Clsllfnane. part lots 2 and 8. square 66<,
Pennsylvania avenue northwest near 18th
streef-Geo. E. Hamilton ct al, trustees. 20
Randolph T. Warwick. lots rs and 20,
souarts 291; $46.Ss1-14.
SecInd street sout beast between B and
c strEets-Wm. H. Sholes ct ux. to Edwin
F., Gko. w. and Ida v. Campbell and Ro-
settasA. Copeland, lots 40 and So square
1872; 80 (stamps. $2).
d street southeast between 18th and 18th
streess-Same to Edwin F. Campbell lot 20
squaIts 1912; SO (stamps. $3.50.
Twinty-fifth and X streets northwest
Nathsn Bickford to Jennie 4. Rosecrans.
lot IT. square 2s; $40 (stamps, SD.
Trifidad-DilIer B. Gro6 to August
Schmidt lots 81 and 81. block u; SO.
Warrington Heights-Waddy B. Wood e
ux. IL Geo. B. Davis. lot 90. block 8, and
part sot 35, block s; 5000.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Charges Dismissed.

case Of larceny preferred against
Nathan Simms, charged with the theft of
dry goods from the store of s. Kann, Sons
& Co, was dismissed by Judge Mills today
on account Of extenuating circumstances
detailed to the court by the boys mother.
Mrs. simms stated to Judge Mills that the
boy was OF rather erfatio temperame ent.
and she thought him not entirely RESPONSE
BILE. y
Sometimes he goes away from home and
stays long time" she said. "and when I
chide him for being away he says he can't
help it; that he doesn't know what leads
him away. but somehow he can't stay at
home. His actions are very peculiar"
Judge Mills told the boy to behave him
self and keep out Of trouble He then dis
missed him.
Evening star., 1901-06-29

Suit at law to recover damages In the
sum Of $4,000 was Instituted today in the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
by J. Fred Gatchel through Attorneys
Brandenburg and Branderburg. against
Moses Sinsheimer and John A. Barnes It
is alleged that the sth instant Sinsheimer,
at the suggestion instigation and direction
Of Barnes. procured the arrest Of the plain
tiff for the supposed crime of having stolen
horse. harness and trap, the property Of
Barnes, from Sinsheimer. BY reason Of the
arrest. described by him as tnwarranted,
the plaintiff claims to have been greatly
injured and damnifed
Evening star., 1901-06-29
For the Ensuing Term.

At a regular meeting of Andrew Jackson
Council, No. 9. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Councillor. F. B. League: vice coun-
cilor. s. T. Graves: recording secretary, H.
Caufman: financial secretary. c. w. Ma
gill; treasurer. J. Cronie; warden, H. Cocks;
conductor. F. Cook; inside sentinel, A. ].
Smith; outside sentinel, E. o. Smith; repre-
sentatives to State Council, A. ]. Smith. ].
T. Armstrong, H. Caufman; to Funeral
Beneficial Association. c. w. Magill; trus-
tee for eighteen months, J. T. Armstrong.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
In the Divorce Court.

On the ground OF alleged desertion Alice
B. Hughes today petitioned the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia to grant
her divorce from Walter Erwin Hughes.
Attorneys Lambert and Baker represent
the petitioner.
Hugh R. Stewart today, through Attor-
ney J. C. De Putron, filed suit to secure
a divorce from Rebecca ]. Stewart, alleg-
ing desert1on.
Also on the ground of alleged desertion.
Leonard r. Vtnton, whose solicitor is
Chaplin Brown, has taken steps in court to
secure a divorce from Laura w. Vinton.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
VERDICT, NOT GUILTY.
Jury Decides I'm Favor of Defendants
In Liquor Case.

After celebrating for almost two hours.
the Jury in Judge Kimbalrs court in the
case of Henry A. Lehman and Thomas LIE
Cuyer, proprietors of the Columbia Hotel,
on Pennsylvania avenue near 14th street.
tried yesterday for the Illegal sale OF liquor
Sunday, February 8. returned a verdict Of
not guilty this morning.
Messrs. Lehman and lie Cuyer will be
placed on trial again next week for an al
legged offense of a similar character said to
have been committed Sunday, March 3
last
Evening star., 1901-06-29
For Rent Rooms ana Board.

Persons wishiRg to advertise rooms or
board may avail themselves Of the new rate
which went into effect May 1. Hereafter
only one cent a word will be charged for
advertisements in The Star under the fol-
lowing claxsifcations: For Rent Rooms,
Rooms and Board. Boarding. Wanted Help
and Situations Minimum charge, ID cents
for each advertisements
Evening star., 1901-06-29
MarriaXe Lfcpnxas

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-William T. Grant and Fannie T.
King; Bennie Randall and Dora Courteney,
both of Fauquier county. Va; George NJ
Lamacure and Mignonne Ulke; Samuel F.
Redman OF this city and Marie A. Burgee
OF Laurel, Md; James R. Gurtridge and
Frances z. SALISBURY
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Accom- mendatfon Approved.

Engineer Commissioner Beach today an
proveh the recommendation of the supertn-
tendeslt Of sewers that a public street be
conde inned upon lots III and 142. Trinidad
avenike. In order that q public sewer may
be coFistructed to drain the houses abuttink
theretipon. Trinidad avenue u a shoS1
aven,.e near the new base ball park.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Deaths i'm the District.

The following deaths have occurred in
the District OF Columbia during the past
twenty-four hours: Catherine Gill, ninety
years: Jane Walston. ifty-four years; Cor
nelia Porten. forty-five years; John w.
Drew. forty-fve years; William Fenton.
thirty-three years: Charles H. Washington.
twenty-nine years: Sarah N. Warren,
eighteen years: Jesse Trammell, eleven
years; George w. Terrett, two years: Rosa
Wallace, two years; Lottie Garland, ten
months; Frank Thomas. eight months; Leon
Hallbock. five months: Lucy Taylor, three
months; Marvin G. Shoemaker. one month;
Russell Mont, one day.
Evening star., 1901-06-29
Mechanical, Electrical, &c.

The new classification of Machinery. ETC..
in the advertising columns will be profit
able for you to make use OF II you wish to
buy, sell or exchange any machine or elec-
trio device.
Evening star., 1901-06-29

charge of maintaining a disorderly
house preferred against Susie Chapman,
colored, of 21O5 c street northwest, was
dismissed in the Police Court today
Evening star., 1901-06-29

William Hurley went to jail for ninety
days upon sentence Of Judge Mills today
for the larceny OF a quantity of mechani-
0al tools from Bartholomew Ready.
Evening star., 1901-06-29

GOSPEL. SERVICES IN PAVILION CORNER 10TH
and SITS every evening. except Saturday. con-
Quoted by Evangelists ]. A. Brunson OF South
Carolina and w. A. Westworth OF Buffalo, n. Y:
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the subject OF
discourse viii be '.Origin, History and Destiny tf
Satan" and at O'Clock, Immortality Through
Christ Alone" All are invited. it,
Evening star., 1901-06-29
REFORMED,
THEIR SERVICES.

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH 18TH ST. NV.
bet. r. /. and Z st.-S. s., 9:3O; Dr. J. NJ
Schick pastor breaches at IL am. and pm.
Evening star., 1901-06-29

~ Financial Ads. See Page 9
Evening star., 1901-06-29
NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH tNON-SDCTARIAN AND
independently, Typographical Temple. 423 G st.
n:w-seryiees at 1l:15 Am. Rev Alex Kent: Gent:
Destiny OF Man" Prof. Newbergs Bible class at
1915. Public cordially invited. Seats free. All
welcome. 1t
Evening star., 1901-06-29
CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 14TH AND CORCORAN
SITS. NV, Rev. j. b. Perry, rector.-Celebratfo ton
of the holy communion, 1880 Am. morning pray
er. II O'CLOCK; evening prnyer. Z 80 O'clock. It
Evening star., 1901-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The roof Of Grand Army Hall a source of
great annoy to from leaks until about five
six years age when / was prevailed upon to
try GRAF-TONIC ROOF PAINT, and since that
time have heard complaints whatever
The various roofs which Messrs. Grafton Son
have since painted for NE have given perfect sat
isfacton. can cheerfuly recommend their heavy
roof paint.
s. c. CORNWEfI4,
Evening star., 1901-06-29

NEW CHURCH. 18TH AND CORCoRAN sTs
n.w.-The Rev. Frank Sewall pastor will preach
at IL an, The Law Written on Posts and
Gates" Free library Of Swedcnborg's works
and New Church literature In vestry, open daily
II to Pm. ls
Evening star., 1901-06-29

THE SECOND MISSIONARY SERVICE OF THE
archdeaeOnry OF Washington viii be held at st.
Pauls Church. Rock Creek. at II am. Speaker,
the archdeacon 1t
Evening star., 1901-06-29

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, SCOT
tish Rite Hall. 1907 q st. n.w.-Services: Sun
day-1 am and pm. subject, Christian
Science Sunday school. IL am Wednesday,
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Hall 1918 18th st. n.w.-Services: Sunday-11
am. and pm, subject Christian Science"
Sunday school. 12 Wednesday, pm. 1t
Evening star., 1901-06-29

GRACE CHURCH, 9TH AND u SIS. SW.. REV.
Chas. F. Sontag. rector.-Services at 1880. II and
8 pm; rector will preach morning and evening;
vestry meeting Tuesday evening at 1880. IT.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN. o ST
bet. 32d and 33d, Rev Frank II. Barton rector
Services tomorrow: Holy communion, 1:3O Am; !;
morning prayer and sermon, IL evening prayer
at $50 Strangers cordially invited. 1T
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
WAFER STILL
 HIGH
Plenty Of It In the River At
 White Horse
No leo Has Yet Formed Along the Banks-Tolegraphio Advices to Mako tho Shippers Feel Glad Two Boats Expected

The Alaskan this morning can present good news Co those who are dosirous of making shipments Co Dawson yet thie season.
 The river at White Horse has not fallen during the past five days
 No fec has formed and the river mp to late last night. was stun in good navIgo- blc condition.
 This information was received hy tcle- graphic messages yesterday report had spread about skagway that the river had fallen many inches. that fec had also appeared and that even scows would have Go bc dispensed with and thot Che scnson -wos Practicaily closrd.
 A telegram was sent Co White Horse with Che query. "what are thc facts about thc river falling. and how is navi- gatlon2'
 In ten minutes the answer came back; "Rivcr O. K. Not changed since Inst r'- port. when river fell in seven days eight cen inches. Plenty water at present No icc."
 This will indeed bc cheerful news Go many as there are those in the city who are attempting to get late supplies Co Dawson.
 Tonight the steamers Victorian and Columbian are expected Co arrive at White Horse from Dawson. Both are said Go have good loads.
 With the passengers now at White Horse swcncd by the arrival of thc two steamers fully 25O will bc aboard the train tomorrow night
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
WON'T SIAND
 FOR HIS WORK
District Attorney Takoa Steps to
 Bring Shariok Hero

I.J sharclt. who has been indicted for uarury n u divorce ease where ho was 0ne of Ono principals. and who Inst week forfeited h.s bond ol f-n for h.s oppcar- auce at thia term of court was aeain ar- r.s,ed u Juneau ou Moudoy hy Marshal Shook
 shlrcKa bond uhla umc wus fixed at Im which was furnished and hc was u.onu-rd from custody lt was cX- r.c..d thot hc would come Co skagway un the City of Seattle and appear in court yesterday but hc nceicctod Co do .o. and Iu orIDr t0 prevent any further uuur with Che law on shaucks part General Friedrich hls asked Che court to ...ae another bench warrant for his ar- r.si and when ths s s.rsol sh'Hck win m au probability bc brought here Ht ouc. and made Go mce thc chnrsc
 umat him. a. thc oNcas of Che court ... mot disposed t1 tolerate any further mHuaeuc. to Che process of Che law.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

In Che case or J. Carroll vs. c. E. Bow. den Che jury gave thelr verdict In favor of Che defendant. and also handel m thrcc special vcrllcts. as follows That Carroll dld not sign Che note as security for Bowdcn: that Bowdcn did not sign Che note as security for Carroll. and thut Howdcu and Carroll both signed Che note as surety for Che navigation company
 sItka Ned. through his counsel. j. E. ueUcnthal pleaded not guilty Go Che charge of adultery and his trial was set for October 2', by Che court
 Peter BcrtonI pleaded not guilty and hls tri1l was sct for next Monday.
 Robert Wright pleaded not guilty. onl hIs trI1I was also set for next Mondoy.
 This morning Thomas bit-room wll plead Co Che technical charge of assault with o deadly weapon Whether Tho mas did it or not hc ls old enough Go know better
 Williams vs Burkhorlt Amended com- niaut stricken from thc nlos. and attorney for pluintin given permission Go rc-nlc samc today.
 Caswcu -ys Jenkins on application of plainuT leave was granted Go nlo reply by vcr.1cotiou.
 AsT c. Youlc has sold out his rcst1u- rant and cigar business Go William sun- lcrbrook. Che court ordered that Youlc's licenses bc transferred to Sundcrbrook.
 Attorney Barnes. who is defending John Reilly in Che action brought against him by Che city. moved for @ dismissal of Che casc yesterday afternoon. which was fol- lowed by request from City Attorney Price Co bc allowed time in which Co mc brief bcforc Che court passed on Che motion Tho request Of Mir Price wns granted hy Judge Brown but in words thlt indicated Che possibility of Che casg being thrown out of court
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
.HE COURT[D
 DEATH
Julius Lund Willing to Kill
 Himself
Selected tho Laudanum Routo But An Alert Drug Clerk Sold Him a Harmless Dose Which Causos Temporary Illnoss

"I want two dollars worth Of lauda- mum. I'm going to kin myself Life isn't worth living and ! want Co die"
 Julius Lund. wandering restaurant cook and walter who formcrhly worked u slagway. made this startling dccla- ration to William Britt. Che pharmacist nto yesterday afternoon. after Doc had tried unsuccossfully Go purchase enough 1f Che deadly drug Co kin a horse.
 Complaining of a severe tooth-ache Lund first asked Che druggist for some nudanum to relieve che pain Of thc ale legged troublesome molar Britt handed him n small bottle containing a quarter of au ounce of Che poison. and aH quick 1s a Hash. Lund uncorkod thc vial and attempted Go drink Che contents. but Britt snatchod lt away from Che Respondent man and refused to sell him a drop. Then Luud became hystorical and begged Britt to lct him have enough Co kin himself and finally pleaded for quantity suH.- cIont Co cxtcrminate a family.
 Finding that Britt was obdurato. Land wont Co Kcllys drug store and told Clerk DuckcrIng that he wanted two dol- lars worth of laudanum Go relieve a tooth-achc. Duckcring tried Co convince him that thc quantity hc asked for would cure ul Che tooth-achcs that oyer hap- prncd. and in order Co Doc on Che safe side. Duckcring put twelve drops of lau- iauum in a four ounce bottle which he fuad up with colorcd water pastel a naisou label ou lt and passed Che bottle over Go Che would-bc suicide. who h'r rIeIlv went out of Che door and swallow .d Che mixture at one gulp.
 rund then went Co Che Mascot snloo' where he vomitcd. and then rclapscd into stupor In thc meaoV1il" Hu~'i'I Shook had been informed of Lund's Doe r,yfor. and. with nightwatchman Hart man took him from Che Mascot Co th' cItv iau. whore hc collapsed and became s, violent that lt required force to rcs' train him Hc finally fcr into scmi' conscious condition and lay on the hoo' of thc anto-room moaning and writhinr in apparent agony.
 Dr. Ransom was called and admins tprld hypodermic injections of strychnine md later the unfortunate man was taker to Che hospital when he became So Nlo lent that lt required Che combined enort' of Nfarshais shoup and Shook and iailel Tanner Go hold him. At the hospital h' acain became frcnzicd and was shacklet hand and foot
 Lund was a passenger on Che City oI Seattle and had been drinking rather heavily before Che suicidal mania took possession of him Last year nc worked iu 20 restaurant at Che summit, and pre- yIons Co that he cooked in Moorc's Cafe ln this city About eighteen months ag' Inc went Go San Francisco. from which city hc has just returned. His motive fol ,ttomptlnc Go take his life is not known At a late hour last night hc was talk ing iu an incohcrcut manner Co those ot tending him at the hospital Lund i about 3 years Of agc, well dressed and spcaks English. French and Swedish nucntly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
Do Look At This

Hip Boots Four Dollars. Ladies and Cents Shoes one Dollar. Oil Coats and Pants (slickers) Fifty Gents each. Air tight stoves from Two Co Four Dollars. sheep lined and leather covered coats Four Dollars. All wool Marysville blankets Fifty Cents a pound Fur robes seven by nine feet. Twenty Dollars have a few of the best quality Fur Caps and Fur capped Parkas
 MONEY KING KEELAR,
 Broadway