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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

denial OF the report that President Soden
OF the Boston National league club had
written him a letter recently regarding
the desire OF the Boston triumvirate To
join hands with the Spalding wing In the
National league fight.
THE only communication ! have had
with any OF the Boston officials, said
Rogers, has been In the shape or two
letters from Mr. Billings. the treasurer
of the club These letters were OF q
confidential character.
IT cannot express any opinion on the
baseball questions at present. 1 will say,
however. that i will give out statement
within the next day or two. This state
ment will represent the four clubs that
SUPPORTED Mr. Spaldlng for the presi-
dency, whom / represent legally
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
FITz ON HIS DIGNITY

Bob Fitzsimmons was seen today at his
home In Bath Reach. n. Y, and Informed
that Jeffries and Sharkey had been match
ed. He said:
-A1f-rorr-reaaiHR the many -ady2nce no.
tices sent by Jeffriss and Delaney from
the west during the last few weeks, was
led 10 believe that Jeffries was hot after
me and was coming to town to make me
extraordinary inducements to get me TO
fight him.
I'm the first place, Jeffries Is not here,
and. I'm the second place. have not re-
ceived any great offer he had 10 make. De-
laney did not notify me personally that
he was In town.
'I have retired from the ring, bat cer-
tainIy would have considered any offer
Jefrries or his manager had to make had
i received IL :"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
AROUND THE RING

Austin Rice OF New London and George
Murray OF Lynn fought II ROUNDS 10
draw I'm the Gem Opera house, Westneld,
Mass last night Rice inflicted most
OF the punishment, but I'm the ninth round
fouled Murray several times.
lin Jefrords Of California and Jack Nc
Cormick OF Philadelphia fought 10 ROUNDS
Et-t tttrrrtrepfA,- Pa -4aSt-night.- in Mhlch
the Californian had much the better OK
the go JeffOrds i'm the second round sent
the Philadelphian to tho floor McCor-
mick managed TO stay the limit.
Eddie Gardner OF Wheeling, W. Va,
and Gus Gardner OF Philadelphia fought a
i0-round draw before the Phoenix A; G.
NJ Cincinnati last night. Gus Gardner
was the aggressor throughout, but was
unable TO land a knockout blow
Joe Youngs or Buffalo was completely
o,Itclh ssed .by Joe Cans OF Baltimore last
night al the opening Of the New Wash
ington Sporting club I'm Philadelphia. IN
tho fourth round Youngs had enough ana
retired.
Tony Moran. OF New York, who was
billed 10 box . rounds with Tommy Feltz
at Charleston. S. c., last night. Threw up
tho eponge after the 10th round. The
decision was given 10 FeltH'
Dan Mcleod, OF Hamilton. can, the
scotch wrestler. won over Mort Honder-
son. the Rochester Butcher Boy az
Fitzhugh hall, Rochester. n Y. last
night. Mcleod agreed 20 put Henderson
down Ave times inside OF an hour The
time was 45m. fJS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The Providence Gruys won two OF the
contests I'm the Trinity square series last
evening The first event was won by the
small margin OF two pins. but In the next
game the Monarchs won by more lib-
cral margin. In the third contest the
Grays again forged 10 the front and won
In AN oasv manner. Mann made total
81 2S3 which included n single Of jog, ana
Smith made n total OF 2I5 which included
IA sir.sle OF 100. The summary. Mon
archs 1900: GrayS 1909.
swifts team defeated Kings team I'm
two OF the contests an the Music hall Sc
ries last evening. The first string was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
FIRST DAY SCORES

The scores at the close OF the first day
I'm the sx-day bicycle race at Park
SQUARE track, Boston. follow:
Munroe and Freeman. 206-S; Gougoltz
and Simar. 20e-3; Butler and Mclean.
2O6-3: Mcfarland and Maya. 2oe-S; Sam
uelson and King. 2O6-3: Leander and
Rutz. 20s-3: Fischer and Chevalier, 2o-2;
Keegan and Krebs, 20s-1: Jaak and Null
Ter, 206; Mcconnell and Carni, 205-9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

Representatives OF the eight cities that
are TO be represented i'm the circuit OF
the American Baseball association met at
Kansas City In executive session today
The most important business was the
adoption OF constitution aud the award
ing of the various franchises, especially
the disposition of the Omaha franchise.
The constitution adopted does not diff
fer materially from that OF the old West
ern league. The Omaha franchise. Sc was
said. unofncially. was awarded 10 Frank
Bautle of Omaha, an old ball player and
practical business man. Milwaukee cap
itaI is said 20 be back OF Bautle who
will have immediate charge of the team
This award amounts 20 n dec
laration OF war against the Western
league in Omaha. President Hickey was
given power TO make the schedule Of
games for the season.
Colone, John I. Rogers Of the Phila-
delphia club today made an emphatic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
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Mr.. Gushing was called TO the chair and
ihe usual resolutions OF thanks by ris-
ing vote were passed to President Ken
drick to receive also the gayel suitably
Inscribed and 10 Clerk Hayden for their
efficiency and courtesy during the year.
President Kendrick replied briefly, bur
pcrtnently.
Various gifts to the North Burial
ground were accepted. several claims re-
forred and concurrence recorded in tho
report OF the board OF police commlssion-
ers anon tile petition of Banspach Bros.
et al for am amendment Of chapter l0l or
the city ordinances entitled AN ordi-
nance concerning licenses or peddfrs and
dealers I'm certain wares and merchau~
disc" meaning to have bakers and groc-
ers licensed.
An unfinished business Was conunueu
"a tba nrxf common council and shortly
before n o'clock motion 20 adjourn sine
Ale nreNnllnn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
BASEBALL WORLD

President Andy Freedman OF the New
York club is on the lookout for a man.
ager. He sent his secretary, Fred
Knowles. 10 Worcester on Saturday last
and the latter offered Jesse Burkett
$4,000 to sign a contract for two years,
but got no satisfaction from that player
and left for his home the same after
noon.
The signed contracts of Outfelder Har-
ley, who was with Cincinnati last year.
and First Baseman Frank Dillon, were
received today by Secretary Mcnamara
OF the Detroit Baseball club. Nesotia-
tions between the Detroit club and Out
fielder Bill Lange. formerly with the
Chicago National league club. are of.
Lange wired that Detroit would have
"to do better than s6000." as the Boston
National league team had offered him
that salary. Secretary Mcnamara de-
cllned TO offer such figures.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

~ This OF bcs 81 the rsnr'ss
S~ ~ Laxative Rromo. Quininc rssies-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31
FOR POLICE COMMISSION.

Mr. Smith introduced a resolution to
transfer $1,000 from the appropriation for
public buildings To the police department.
for the benefit of the new commission. lie
said the new board wanted the money
for repairs OF police stations
Chairman Perkins OF the committee on
that his committee found Il necessary to
expend only $4,000 on such repairs during
the past five years. Herr he added,
scarcely three months of the official
year have passed and now they want
5000 Now | move an amendment to re-
duce Il TO $i0c0"
The amendment was promptly seconded
and the information was accorded that
the auditor had stepped in and required
the police board To seek the endorsements
OF the city council.
The amendment then prevailed.
Al the recent meeting of the board oc
aldermen total of nearly $4,000 was
transferred from two other appropriations
20 tire credit of the police commission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

OF as shall be necessary Is hereby appro-
priated therefor. the same TO be charged
10 the loan account lsrein authorized.
recess was then taken TO examine
the plans and upon reassembling Mr.. Sis
son moved reference 10 the committee on
finance because he had been informed by
the chairman Of that committee that the
resolution could not be acted upon legally.
Mr. Massie stated that il would be nec-
essary for the resolution 10 be referred
TO the committee on finance until such
legislation should be enacted as Will give
the council authority TO make such an
appropriation.
Mr.. Peterson suggested that President
Barney Of the school committee be heard
and enlighten the councilmen as to facts.
There being no objection President Ken
drick invited Mr. Barney TO speak and
the invitation was accepted. lie adj
dressed the council for an half hour and
even at the conclusion of his remarks and
replies TO questions the resolution was
referred 10 the committee on finance.
CooKE-cUsIIING COMBINE.
In the meantime Messrs. Cooke aud
Gushing brought their heads together and
as result Mr.. Gushing moved that tho
action OF the council in referring the reso-
luton 10 provide suitable accommodations
for certain officers To tho committee on
as reason for this action that the police
commissioners are at present I'm very
small quarters and that immediate action
should be taken. The motion to recon-
slider prevailed and another motion was
then put TO sustain the mayors veto.
This latter motion was defeated there
being 20 votes in the negative TO none
i'm the affirmative.
Then the vote should have come on con-
I'm hp
the board OF aldermen, its tabling or In
definite postponement. but not one coun-
Gilman seemed to see. realize or appre-
ciate the condition of affairs.
The original resolution should have
I either been CUncurrut fn or itiiied.-b++t
| neither. Instead. however, MIR. Cooke
| had taken on second thought, with Mr..
| Cushing's assistance 20 say nothing OF
| apparent change of mind in sustaining
| the mayors veto, and he offered the fol-
| towing hastily prepared resolution.
| Resolved. That the rooms now occu-
| pied by the overseer of the poor In the
Central police station building. on Foun-
| tain street, be vacated without unneces-
| sary delay by said officer. and that said
| rooms i'm said Central police station build
| ing sre hereby assigned TO the use of the
| board OF police commissioners In accord
. ance with their request, and for the pur-
pose of carrying out the foregoing provi-
| sions of the resolution the committee on
city property is hereby directed to provide
suitable accommodations for the overseel
| OF the poor I'm the poor department build
ings on Eddy street. provided the expense
| OF all Of said provisions shall not exceed
| $4,000. which sum. or so much thereof
as may be necessary, is hereby appro.
priated therefor. the same TO be charged
10 the appropriation for public buildings
| Some discussion followed OF n desultors
character. but finally the resolution pre-
| vailed, "a to 0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

Mr. Leonard, chairman OF the commit-
tee on highways, presented resolutions 70
define grades Tor Nisbet street. from Pat
terson street 20 Butler avenue; Croyland
road. from Potter's avenue TO ONiotd
street; Carlisle street, from EmMoou
avenue. from Ivy street 10 Hope street,
Ivy street. from Pleasant street 10 Mount
Hope avenue. Sayles street, from PRAIRIE
avenue TO Gordon avenue: Fowler street,
from Parnell street 10 Gray street; LIN
ton street from Academy avenue TO Can
ton street. and Thorne street, from Roa-
nOke street TO Belmont avenue. me res
OlutiOns were adopted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
HER ShAFTIS
 BROKEN
Cottage City Breaks Down
 and Drifts
Birigo Took Her In Tow and Ar rivos Safely At Seattle Tug Tyoo Sont But Help Is Refused No Confusion Aboard Che Boat

The Dolphin y.srrIly brou.ht u. 'evs ar the mishHr ta tbe cotae. CU. rHe P.-r of the l,th slv..
 steamer Cotae. C.u. CapuH n H.H.... Dr.k. down ut ..u October T. rHH. .n r.Ht. from Isuu canal to sa.t. u.. auI - now nrIur tow.I t1 tnIe port .l ,n. statm.r uuea. Capt. N.gr...I N.Nr n. ln. m..bIr cam, hy th. .i..U. .r uaubu Capt. Hunter which arrived ...t.nIlN rr.m tn. north
 U.r uHe.-. report thlt tne o.fue. "..e H..b. E.r .hIu at !. o'clock .. lY. marnH- or October ii when about I.. r... north u- tn. ntruee tu Q... "nr.,t. ..HnU Tu.t. H.ur lt.r U.. ur.a. picked h.r Hu .t t point aH.H midway u.tW..r Safely c... UI C.. t.r Point N,mVhH. the weasel u.H ...n Iuume H.ute.N
 Th. accident olue.1 rn commolun worth. of mention .snons the Cutul. rue plaaue.r. numn.rHs mor. tH.n s. Tho ..t U.s perfectly calm. Hnd lt mo tu. Ute tHe ..s..I .u amy sraat dIu. e.r
 The urla herself haa about l-D pas ..ue.r. 1nJ both t..e.l. hlv. heavy n. mon rIrsu.s
 Just as the Drso got "a limo on tU. Cottage Cts he Dolphin c1mc up. hut as h.r ase.s.luco was uot ue"d,i .H. uuc,.I.I ou her way to Seattle Th, pr.eu and Couus, cIU should ra.h port Thursday night or Friday morn me
 Further information w1~ to the cre.i thtt ihe Pacific Coast Co., s.ut Che tHa Iye. from Seattle. but when sbc reached lbr Cottage Capt. McGegdr of Che pr- .1. refused tp give his tow up saying n. would take the Cottage into port 1ui In. du
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
DANUBE IN AND OUT
Arrived Sunday and Loft Early
 Yesterday Loadod

stumcr Danube arrived u port sunday afternoon shortly afJor 8 o'clock. Pcr- hlrs never were people so eager for a steamer as ou I1st Sunday. fur au of Che travelling public wanted to know about .ho mtc of thc Hating and Cottage cty. The news of Ono Hating was brought bgt the Danube Iert Vancouver before Che gcvs or ,he Cotaec city had reached ther. the Dolphin hriug the one ta take Che new. jf her disht into Seattle an t1c morning of the i.lh
 Tho Danube h1u ssV p1aonEors. al interior bound. loo toms of merchandise. ..1 feet of lumber 10 hold of cattle for
 Burns and u dogs for Che Northwest Mounted Police
 Tbc Danube smiled south early ycstor- Jly morning with uu Of Che passengers .He could carry Going south she a Co .lu mtp several caunsuef principally up thc skecno river. for salmon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
DECIDED FOR
 DEFENDANT
Jury In Moore Case Hand In
 Their Verdict
Vollora Pleads Not Guilty-Conrt Prooeodings Yesterday Woro Taken Up Almost Entirely Wit Ono Case

Henry Vollcm indicted for counter
 fclting. was in court yesterday morning
 and plcad not guilty Datc Of his trIal
 was not fixed
 Tho Alaska Packers Association and J. Bahler were Indicted on two counts
 for Impeding Che progress of salmon in
 their spawning process. When arrign-
 cd. they entered a plea of not guilty In
 each case.
 In Che case or J J. sharick. indicted
 for perjury. Che dcfcndants demurrer to shc indictment was heard hy Che court and taken under odviaomcnt Tho rest of Che day, unul late in tho afternoon. wns occupied with Che ease ot . JIcnrika Moore ya J Bernard Moore. which was submitted Go Che jury After dollbcmtng over tho several ! iuotty questions that came up duruw thr uIal. Che jury found substantially that |J Bernard Moore had no cause of ace ! tiou. and for defendant Kern thcy found chat on Che counter claim hc was cn- utied Co Sin for services rendered. ! Th, ln.j c1sc called was that of Hop
 pnid vs Dewitt. in which 60 jury w's demanded This morning Che omp1ncI- . ur of jury wu bc concluded and Ono c1use proceeded with.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
FlYFR DOLPHIN
 COMES AND GOES
Renched Here At Four and sailed
 Loaded at Eight O'clock

Flyer Dolphin arrived r poor, yoet,r H.r afternoon lt z o'clock bruelnr about -H toms of freight and dfty plsseugor. rb. 1t.r was tVeuD-four hours oy,rllC according to her schedule. but ths was explained oD account of having to ay to .or tve'y. hours somg south ou rceuun, .I loe. HuI just arriving m Port ToUu-
 .HI In umo to h. tuu Ilte for Inspection. -h. J.I uot arrive at S.lttr mW on. morning or tbc day sre vus to hrrr
 iiI,I. so hold over utI Che next nIebt
 Ihe uorbna freight consisted of shn. u.rte to Ioo.l merehlnts. comprsue
 e-. butter fruit meats and general merchandise. Th. ulaeusrr. won. ur.u. .rtN or interior points. 70 iew being or -lIsvll
 When tbe Dolphin sailed south aa. u.sbt lt o.cIoek sh. had uu of h. Hlsseueers eh, could accommodate. iH from here and ciehteen to b, taken on 1t Juneau and Douglas
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
ONE LONELY
 BID
Contract For Fire Supplies
 Local Firm
City Council Disposcs of Important Business Last Night Fire Alarm System May Be Re-Modeled aud Put In uso

rh.ra vI. . ..m...f. ..I."Ir... .t th. m..Ine .. t.. .I. council ..I .....
 N.uEs X F.rI eUmI..I ...r .. ." on. corrected u.t u. ...H..s IHI.. f.rue. .. IH. .r. ......u.... ..I .. Hlt n. competitor. N... 'u.... I.. .oututt tH. .m.... .. u.r ..' ..". s.-
 HII- v.r. ...r...I .. ..I.. Grur ur mn..- EI.. J e u..H.. t.r LH.r N... I.... 0.... -..w Company ur u..Ht nH HI... ... WH.r.... E-..
 T0. bU .. t.. N... H..... E...t. ..mu... ..r .....a. .....I l. h. ... t...I H. ...I..t.- r.H . ... -.m .. H.Ine tH. .m.... 70. . ... UIe l...H.f tHrt r.m"..
 Mr. N.guIH n...... U. H'rI t. '.. nr. alarm system U.I Nr U..H. Inn. mlIe E.m H.......... similar u" ... U. mentioned .t I.. .| r...". .H council l. tU.." .... .....I .... -..m0I. lH. present ...m. m.E.e 1T am .H.u .r..t U.IU.. A H.N. around th- ..u .HI .H.-."...re |" k..u 10 II. eH.I ..H||.." .H ... to bm .r Nt N.H.., .r r....r . to On. city for -. boost ..r. ..... 'I after th.t period ,H.u.H claim. lI. ..I of mluHuH- tH. system u-I .. Ir.HI rn. city. however, t. U.e ..r .'. ruI u.ur.I H r-m.I...e . ".."t Th. m.tt.r u.. som. I......H .Hs nIJ over
 MT Andrew. r.Hart.I IUI tH. commit, Goo lnuuut.I 0. nHr.H... supply WH eon or On. Hr. department wanted uu.u u.vt m..tns loo r.r.rt H.I on. H|di.'"n lI tIme was granted
 Cl Engineer EuHI ru.r..I tHIt tH extremely bod weather III prevented n.m from m.E.. much nrH-r.. H HN... .r.-.ue. IHI ...t.. property uvr.. tu uN un s.I. u|.. Hu HHf. r..t However, war. n.l H.u s.He "I ..' v.II roach Sixteenth ..r..t next ...k. H weather u.mI. Ir. H..I I. " br.Iee In worry bl1 condition and 10 v. h. n.ors.Hr tH e' tH som. .Nu. t UN t \ le UaI. hIs been HtsH.l aH. no On. Fourteenth street hrHe.
 Eu. ur \. N 1H..r..r I.r .... and HH post .Ir. .rH..r.r for .." l.r un. month N|. u.. u-uI t One committee or Way. lI N...
 on motion Ono Ctv rnen..r uas u- atrIrfeI t. .r... I u.. driver "m" . 0- us.d o1 on. uulh..I Vul.
 ma ru.m tHr w q. N r. for r.rIIuHl one extension tr htIr.t "HI Iar sluIr pieces .r murr NIt. a... U.U of German Baker. amnuHne C. 5l-H for meal. furnished ..l... .u election clay. we're tI rel.u.I to tne Way, and Means eammtt..
 Mayor Woolrr VHHu.J thlt sunt Roe.-s was r.Hd, q. furnish eIr- without cost to on. ,u when .H. .fr arrives u a position 0. am on. H.... on lower Broadway. a.ar ,r. d.rHt rn. matter was held orer
 on moton the council th.. liIour..d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION

A. c. Hrhf,ld. editor of tho Atiu Claim arrived from Vaucouvcr on Che Danube and leaves for Atln on thH morning. train
 Major Primrose lcu on Che Dolphin last night for a Up tp Vancouver
 -o-
 R B. Crosby. chIof cne.noor on thc White Horse. went to Seattle last night ou Che Dolphin A. L Ucrdoc. auditor of the w. r N Y.. wont to Seattle ou thc Dolphin. Nearly twcnu-four officers of th' lower river steamers were uoeacnrcr to So- ltuo last night
 pllom1 md lSarlu Schumm. accomp1- ni,d by their father 1ul aunt wont to Juneau on Che Dolphin.
 Ou Che Danube yesterday morning. bound for Vancouver were shorid En- beck. of One Klondu.c and J T pona- hue. prominent official of Dawson.
 -o- J. TT. Luheow was a p1ssonror on Che Dolphin last night bound for V'ucou- ycr. via Seattle
 70 w. II. Dickinson went Co Juneau on Che Dolphin. lie was accompanied hy his wife. who was a north bound passenger on Che flyer from Seattle Mrs. M Muller. a well known Indy oi thIs city. has gone Co Juneau Mir. and Mrs M M Perl accompanied by MisB-rcu and Mm E C rcrl. went Go Seattle ou thc Dolphin.
 -O- R. J. Burdc editor of Che White lioro Tribune. and s T Euglchardt of thc Dawson Sun. went south on thc Danube.
 70 Mir and Mrs R. l.. VIning well known In skagway during Che carly days. went below last night
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
IS SERIOUSLY
 HURT
Prominent A. B. of Dawson
 Meets With Accident
Frank W. Clayton Falls Into An Excavation Knocking Out Tooth, Bronlring His Noso and Laoorat- ing His Mouth

DAWSON. Oct I-A serious accident happened here Saturday night to one ot his c.ty'a most prominent Arctic Bro Ihcrhood mombsrs
 Frank W. Clayton. Past Arctic Chief of thc Dawson Camp. and also Grand Trustee. tcl into am excavation Saturday 1.rht about 9 o'clock. while golug home. uis nose was broken and his mouth was terribly nccatcd and shattered. so chat t ucccaiutod Che removal of sixteen teeth
 rho uisht wns pitch dark and Che clcc- r.c ueb,s we're uG Tho excavation had boon Jue durIng thc doy auJ Mr Chy- ton Jid not know or its existence
 Uc hos suffered much pain. but is r.st- nr easily ths afternoon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
WENT LIKE HOT CAKES
Extra Edition of Alaakau Sunday
 Was Grsatly Appreciated

Hardly had Che detailed particulars oi Che unfortunate mlshap chat overlook Che steamer Hating reached 5knFW'N Sunday when the ncwsboys with arm.IlI of cNtm Anskous containing a complete account of Che latest marine accident were selling their papers on Che streets. Enterprise of this character and 70 de- termination Go get Che news Co Che pco- plc. regardless of conditions. has Justly earned for Che Daily Alaskan Che uur of thc leading newspaper of Alash'
 Several hundred copies were sold by Che husuiug. rustur ucwshoys.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
Shortage of Meat

slaeu1y came very near having % -horinse of au kinds of meats
 For thc last four days thcrc have been
 exceptionally nrle crowds of people m town. and. together With tho loc1l c1t-
 r.. made Che meat supply run worry low
 Yovu1y afternoon. before Che arrI- t1l of tbc Dolphin. thr meat mon hardly know where and how thc> would sct th'H mornings supply Thr Dolphin brought In thirty quarters or bc,t and more is expected ou Ono City ot Topeka. due to- day.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
Brings soveu Day, Mail

one of Che largest malls brought Go this city was that yesterday on Che Dolphin Seven days occumulation at Seattle. con. sistug of nearly Ave tons. was whnt was entered at Che local pomuiiicc. For many months there has never been such 60 pe- riod when neither % fast or a slow hoa' had not sailed from Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
Masonic Meeting

There eW be regular eommnici- tion of White Pass Lodge No us F N A. M at Masonic HaI on Friday er.n- Iug October g. at > o'clock soIolu.ns and visiting br.tbr,n au. cordially Invited to meet UItb us Work iu F C.
 By order of One w. M George H0wurl. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
C, 70, rblo Study

N, .a. .svFurlooa at 9 o'clock Cher. ..i l. ,.rau-el m thc annex of Che tt.u.l church a hd'c. bible clls. ...,.t...c ct1t.~ followed is by pr Cuy. .tt t..i t-.e' t.i'o t.lrl.r iu tto cnuu- ~. tI l1.l.s Interested arc Invited Go Io.u and win receive a weekly paper con- amug an outline of each lesson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
Ladies Y. M. c. A. Tonight

Tho ladies or Che Y. M e. A. Athletic club moot this evening at $ o'clock. .h1rp. at Che gymnasium A fll 1ttcud- luce is desired ls sonic new work win le taken up The ladies enjoy tho work. lnd are making progress under the lea- J,rship Of their efficient instructor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22

Elias Rund. city engineer. omcc. bank building. over postonico,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22

An we want Is an tho trade in sight F. IT. Claysou & Co., the Ono Price Cloth mg. Shoe and Furnishing House Fourth and stnte streeta.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22
Wanted

S3.ooO worth Of secondhand furniture at Sixth Street Second Hand Store. oppo- site Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22

The Seattle Bohemian Dmueht Beer is beer made in Seattle. For sale at Che se- attle saloon. corner State and Sixth ave nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-22

Finest grade trunks upe telescopes and b1ss-b.E cut 1t our closing out ellc.
 CheuDy'a Boston St1rH.