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RIM each time. All the rest OF the game
STANLEY was a puzzle and the team played
fauitlcss ball. Gallagher. an outneder from
Michigan, played with the locan ana mads
good ,u,pressiop Hill! kept the hits scat.
tered and they did not count much out
side OF Montgomsry's home run. Attend
Ance 300. - :, -
ys sccrsSa1 .ca oio co., :
New orleans ..,,... Olo ub lu-
Hill and Fisher stanley and Abbott,
Memphis, Tenn, July 2e,-The neidins on
both aides was very ragged, but the Wis
,,ors' errors were more costly. Breiien'
stein pitcbed a good game, yielding but
tNyo hfts, Babb and Evans were allowed
to play. An attempt was ms1e 10 enloln
the Memphis team from playing, but tne
case was decided In favor OF the local
Si,sV Who secured an Injunction restrain.
ing anyone from interfering with tnelr
games. Attendance wv. ~ =,
Score 49,, -,
a,lanta , 100 uO1 W. 4
Breitenstein' and Accorsin; Henley and
Armstrong.
r!,tle Rock. Ark, July 26.--Birmingham
could not hit today, and Little Rock made
i, three straights. osteen made seusa.
tional catch at short OF liner four feet
over his head Attendance 1900. :.
Score - .... -, =.
n,rr,,nghan 90 Opl w.
Watt and Murphy; +. Smith and Brown
Shreveport. July 2e.-chattanooga de-
feated Shreveport In ten innings, The con
| test was the most ragged exhibition VIII
| messed here this season. Achenbach made
his initial appearance as manager OF the
/ local team today. .., . -, ,
| Shroeenort 2oi u2I OU2 Ola III
Dolan and Roth Fisher and McGulre
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GETTING AT THE TRUTH


tiro pant ut Wichita Fllls In full sWias,
demonstrating the worth 81 irrigation, nc
value OF irrgatod lands aud tnc hentpts
OF diversified ana Intense farming the cgr-
tainty Of crops and the assurance ~ ptop's
from such farming We shall then he
pleased to have any and all VINO are mtes-
ested ia 60 MP there and seq for thenl-
selves just what irrigation means % tyeE
Interest," ia the cnpitalist whose money Is
Invested tn the farmer whose toll ana ~,
dustry IA rewarded. 70 the lard owner
whose rents are certain. 10 the. community
and nearby town nnd even 10 the ralFelps
which arc interested IN the prosperity and
development Of the country tributary 70
their lines"
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Ennis, Texas, July 25.-The building &C
cupied by, and the entire stock Of soop'
owned by, the Ennis Confectionery com
pany was badly damaged by fire and water
early this morning The proprietors, san
ders g. Son. also conducted restaurant
in the rear Of the building, where the mr.
originated. The adjoining buildings wer'
not affected but the dry goods STOCK o
the Globe Clothing company and Georg
Alexander 4 Son. bakers, were badly dam
aged by smoke. They were covered By IN
snrance. Sanders < Son had 5000 insur
anPa
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TO PROSECUTE lYNcHERs.
Attorney General OF West Virginia WIN
Act Viqorously

Charleston, w Va, July 26.-Attorney
General Freer received telegram tonight
from Governor White. who is at Mountain
lake Park. Nd, instrnctiug him TO 30 to
Elkins and to take criminal action against
the men engaged in lynchings there recent
Iy. The governor considers the conditions
serious A report Is current here that the
number of negroes killed Is FIVE. The at
torney general left for Elkins tonight,
There is no term of court In that county
mill November, but the attorney general
Will order n special term and special
grand jury and win take up the prosecution
In person,
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Races at Harlem.

Chicago. July 2G.-Hunter Raine won the
Monadnock stakes at Harlem today by
three aud half lengths from Scarlet Lilly,
who forced Argregor, the fayorite. into
third place Waswft In the second race
was nearly backed of the boards, his odds
going from 8 to ! TO to 10 at post time.
RE was an easy winner. Weather clear:
Five furiongs- Shooting Star, Linguist,
Colonnade Time 10,
one mile-W aswift. Bragg, Little Scout
Time 40 30
Mile and sixteenth Cougar. Chorus
Roy Royal Penny. Time J 40 3-S
Mile and an eighth. the Monadnoek
stakes--Hunter Ralne, Scarlet Lilly, Ar
cfegor Time 1883 35,
bfle-Harry New, Eva Rice. Hoodwink.
Time 1;45, -
mass LADY, Chcrlster. Time 2:35 %.
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Boston Herald
we owe an apology TO Gubhins Not
10 know Gubbius argues ones acapain-
lance with The annais Of the British turf
detective This Is the second time Cub
hlus has won the derby, and he has been
a stendy winner since he FIRST began racing
He Inherited Sa,G00,000 from All uncle who
iery In Cork. modest man In his way.
Gubbins Is careless Of the fame earned for
him by his horses He innnlges ~ the
sport simply as n lover OF horses AZ 4
breeder Gubbns has no equal IN CREST
Britain. He halls from Limerick, famed
for its races and its poetry
SEX he "I'n bet you forty. pounds,
And put II up this minute"
seq T. ''I'll bet you ten 10 one
The foremost horse'll win 't
Too-ra- loo IA -ioo,ra-lay,
All aboard for Limerick races.
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sAERlEFs, pEPARTMENT.

s,olen AnriI IS 1902, one dark brown pare ne
mule, branded on lsit s no Teward for
PIP ,Ip rs nnnes pit and Sos for thief; W
Smith, CONSTABLE precinct NO l. VEsoss'
Orange county, Texas
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Taxaa Leanue Result
A CHALLENGE.

The March Culmores, newly organized
baseball club of this city, would Ike TO
play any team In the city whose players
are III der the age Is on sunday afternoon
August 8 The following are the players
aud their positions; Tom Ferguson, catch
er; Sam Siligan, pitcher; Alex COddoG,
first base; Jim Wells, second base; Jack
Walker, third base; Archie Anderson, ",
shortstop; George Austin, leftfelder; WIN
McEachin, centerhelder; Tom Bell. right
teIder; Johnny Hlghdauher substitute
Ren!ies should be addressed to Alex Cod
dou, care Baker. Bolts, Baker Lovett
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FREDERIoKsoN AT RUsK,
Aged Negro Criminal Is in East Texas
Psnitentiary.

Rusk, Texas, July 25.-Sheriff Han and
Constable Sanders OF Rusk county came IN
here yesterday with Brtsco Frederickson'
the negro 10 years old, who was convicted
Of criminal assault on white girl In Rusk
conyicted on that charge this week and
given the death penalty. The negro was
lodged in the East Texas penitentlary mere
for safekeeping to await action on avs r ap,
offcers returned to Rusk county yester-
day.
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Game at Gueydan.

Gu.ydan, La, July 20 A the Gueydan
baseball rsrk this evening the GueylGu
Juniors defeated the Wright Juniors, the
score sterdng % to II.
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Roston. July 26-Dineen pitched grand
-. ofter the second inning
Southern League.

Naw orleans, July 2e-Nashville won on
stanley's wildress, be nlins tne ossss po'n
times on balls, and single otins'us ~
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As A SANITARY PREcAUTIoN.
House in Which Aged Negro Died Was
Burned.

DufnGhs
tyler, Texas, July 26.-JaGk Malone, an
d. d negro, was found dead in house
on East Ferguson street last night He
was last seen alive Sunday. The stencil
led to the discovery of his body,
The people Of the thickiy poPg npIeS
os a sanitary precaution The rooms were
So with oil and the FIRE department
Sas on hand 10 protect adjacent property.
II was difficult to secure men of his race
to prepare his body for burial
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nRllsApE AGAINST VICE.
DALLAS Grand Jury, Headed by Dr. Rankin
SS"@' ls Very Active.

Dallas Texas, July 26.-The Dallas county
grand jury reported again tonight Thirty,
eight indictments were returned, thifty-siA
Of them being against keepers Of d bsa Ry
houses The present granG Jul 5ufJS IL n1 alrasdT
r. nwn a. naH one Of the most severe bodies the
eannty has ever had. Inmates OF me rec,
sryationt have become alarmed ana are
leaving Dallas by the score
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TRAIN RoBBER CAPTURED.

One Of The BernejIlIo Bandits Now N
Jail at Mapin1i,
San Antonio. Texas, July 26.--News was
received here tonight that one Of the rob
nors who held up the Mexican Central
train near Bevmeiilo had been captured
near near that town. lie gave his name ~ ~
West and Is the sane man % crew W ateT leav
ino ipeermeiilio. The man is now IN jail at
Mapimi
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srNsH1NE ANp MolsTrRN.

but win II pay 70 compete at WICHITA
Falls with ColoradoT'
why not7 Sunshine aud moisture are
the two great essentials In successful irri-
CATION. No one will deny that at wichita
Falls there 10 all the sunshine needed and
with the water and . season tor the
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National League.

Boston July 20. Willis went to the bad
In the third inning today and four hite
gave philadelphia all the runs In the game
Score II :,
pbiladelphla .0Ot 600 OND-
Willis aud Moran Frazer and Dooin,
Brooklyn, July 20, Donovan pstched an
excellent game. ~ r,
Brooklyn Gksii ....... $50 600 ltx : 10 .
New York ... 600 Oo1 O0 q y
Donovan and Farnel; McGinnity aud
Breshahan.
st. Louis. July 26.-Leever gave the
home team but one hit,
~ T'outs .. 600 100 Ooo-- / ! :
pittsbnrr Ooo 600 OO3-- II q
Yerkes and o'Nelll; Lever aud o'Con'
nor.
Chicago, July % Poole outpltehed Vet
eran Taylor today and won his game
Score y
Cincinnati ......., 600 Dol oil 10 !
Taylor and King; Poole ana Berge'
Texas League Results
Dallas, Texas, July 20. Baseball in the
| Texas league today;
| At Fort Worth. Dallas o; Fort Worth 4
| At Paris Paris .; Corsicana /.
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American League.

Philadelphia, July 26,-The game was
pItohers battle. the odds favorinG Wad-
dell, though sudhotf pitched in fine form.
Score
pbtledelnhIa .. coo coz COX 2 u
sudhoff and Kahoe; Waddel and schreck-
ongost.
Baltimore, July 2e.-The days game was
smuggling match. thirty'hve hits for total
Of forty-uine bases being tailed,
pS sfG1e ....... ,oo2 oso 2o1 / . Il !
cleveland ..... 100 200 400 o. is 2
Shields and Yeageri Bernhard, Moore
| and Wood.
Washington, July 2o-After Washington
had tied the score in the ninth, Chicago
ON an error, sacrifice and hit was per
mltted to win today's games In the tenth
inning.
Wilmington ...... 234 600 Oo3 o. Il 4
| CtJsago DOL 10 O60 lilo IS 1
Patfen, Lee and Drill Plat, Grlfhth and
| sullivan.
Boston. July 26.-Dineen pitched grand
bali today after the second inning
pS Score .o2o 200 cox .
| ps3roI+ . col 600 COO B
pineen and Warner; schrieyer and Nc
| CURE,
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.o, "E. r. Schmidt,
mayor OF San Francisco. "
izsIMMoNs BADLY HURT.

-'S pADbI 1t XII.
1ons Is badly hurt. The terrific
ONs that he received last night
paeShonably affected his heart.
N stand out on his back and
unV today while being rubbed
'a-h'ed' When coming out of the
imagined he was fighting once
us attendants had busy time
MN. Fltzammons' right
uis''cated and two knuckles of
prSau. are badly out of place. He
m the care Of q physician.
claim that the fight was pre-
fac, lheir allegations principally
mat Fltzsimmons, after max
n and telling battle, dropped
b sSSg an opening which JEFF
xersr "ltage OF. Fitzsimmons in
bin mat this was not done in.
pupIsS9W was lighting all the time
BIN NJ issHt ne had borne up under
sam 'e ~ Delaney, Graney, Alec
deuuncI ,.tall and others are loud
las a faS g. or the story that the
and nnnhi he letter was a coin
parallel endings are eTfen, >
thlrty Vn ritz wero gone. II have
twice"' battles and have been
ows POL, roth times by ferries.
twen,,. yer man, doesn't itg |
hanas nNe years of hard fighting
hes, nave gone back on me In
kted an right Jeffries would net
Al - rounds. But I've rot no
pa Fir Is my Judge | did my
~ oihEREp FITzsIMMoSs.
.Ms woman had written tc
' was TO lay down In the
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In soIhERED FITzsIMMoSs.
~, hs woman had written 10
was to lay down In the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
JAMES SE0RAti IS s.FAKEN
 THROUGH SKAGNAY
Former Skagwayan Goes South on Princess May. Thinks He Will Be Proven In
 nocent. Thanks His Friends

The Daily Alaskan secured an interview with SlOrah through A. Fleming, tho United States customs officer. who had known him well h Skagway. Jim sx- pressed himself as satisfied with hIs treat ment and believes he will be pardOned.
 To MT. Fleming, Jim said;
 I have been very kindly treated by the Canadian officers and, In fact, by every body. ......
 a feel confident that will get my liberty before long. My friends have sald that evidence Is coming to light that goes 10 demOnstrare my Innocence of the crime. know som, day that It wIIlbs proven that am not murderer. ...
 ''I cannot sufficiently express my thank, to the many friends who have dOOsso much for me. A friend Ia need Is q friend Indeed and have been n.nssd and hay, had trus friends. | am very thankful to them all.
 ''I wish you would cOnysy nyysV kindest regard to my friend. here ia. SkeG-
 q HHH H
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Jimes SIorah, who Is under sentence for the murder of Pearl Mitchell, was brought to Skaswav yesterday and taken South on the Princess May. slorah was held at whltehOrso until yesterday, the officers having received a tip that the prisoners friends were contemplating proceeding for his release when hs reached SkagwaY. When they arrived at thIs place Thursday evening they learned that there was nOth- Ing to fear, so a wire was sent to White horse and SlOrah was brought over on ysstWday's trsIn. There was a great number of Slorah's friends at the depot hoping to meet him but he was hurried away to the Princess May, whero books, fruit, cigars and other little articles that would add to hls comfort were sent.
 Tho sentiment In SkagwaY where Slorah [, wslllmown, Is quite general that hsisnOt guilty Of the tsnbIs crime for wbleh hIwss conyIelsds Itlsths general Ssidlet of all t6css who know hlm that hs could not have committed murder. It Is s'Ia that thsrSis RroWlnE ssntIRsnt In hls iiyoril ;bs sintedor,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
 Steamers.

whltshOrse, oci. io.-ThS clifford slt ton and the Thistle arrived eaflyl thls morning. The Victorian passed Selklrk yestsrday morning. The TY0sIT passed the same plEcs at noon and thS ZsAlsndlan was there at 8 thls morning. Tbe Victor Ian and psihaps the TYrell thOuld Eeo To tomorrow morning, -
 The Ylkonsr, Columbldn Whltshofso and Casea, wstt making Good btoNts1 down stream.
 The canEdlan stllsd paFlY lhlp EolnlnG. The Clifford SlitOn snd Thistle EOt awav with full eargoss and four seows each. The freight ln tha seoWs Wls sdlllvtrod lo tho conslgnees al WhltsheIsl.s s-
 Tho Vrfodah VII co iVaY Sunday morning,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Got. surPri,O Party

The many friends of Claude Kinney gave hlm surprise party yesterday even Ing. Members oi ths younger set met at ,hs home of Mss Silva Hill to the number of about 7o, and from there they proceeded In a body to the Kinney residence. Games were played and refreshments served late ln the -svsnlnE. Al had an exceedingly pleasant Gme,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Beautiful BirtAday Party

Little Miss Edith Dunn was given a birthday party Yestsrday aitsmoon at tho home of her parents on Thlrd' avsnue.' A dozen of her Hide plaYmates wer' Invited to be present at l3O, and from that hour to near dinner tho llttlo folks hhd soeh fun as never was. Lottls Carmichael got first prize, silver spoon, for winning the bean hunting contest. Ice osam and cake were served and a delightful tlhe had An the little girls who were present voted Mrs. Dunn the queen of entertainers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
BIG.J)B
Elias Ruud Will Survey
 Mining Claims.

Ellas Ruud, deputy Unite Sttss mineral surveyor. left hSt eyenli z on the Flosls for Porcuplle, wh,re he vi survey several mining claims for The oW..ers who arc about to make applications for patents. Mr. Ruud says lt will take him two weeks a, least to do the work he has ln hand. M. B. Clemengsr went along as hls assist ant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Isnsla,p QoEi'r VII Or's''oF.

[Spschl Dispatch to The Daily AlaslSan.l
 New Pork. oct. Io,--All of ths big coal pnsldsnts ,rs In conference with S'uasop T. c. Platt. of New York, and N. s. Quay and BOlss PsnrOss, of Psnnsylyanla,ln thIs city. 1t Is understood that the tsnators have propositldn to subAlt ,Oths opera tors ahd that thty vii attempt to bring political pressure to bear upon them that will fore a ssltlsmsnt
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sD..,.l nl.r,lc..ta LII. nallr Als.Ikan. ]

[Spselsl Dlsrntch to Tho Daily Ala,iSan,l
 Washington, D. C., oet. IO-Ths mln- Ing operators have demanded that ca fed oral EOv,mmsnt proceed aEnlus, the miners on the grounds of conspiracy to Iul'fso with Intu-stais commerce. Then has bssnno.iatlmatlOO as to tho probable action Of ihs; government on the demand.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
BIG GALE
Nome Is Visited by Another
 Storm.
sn.clnI nl.nntch lo pallv Alnsltan.l

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Seattle, Oet. Io.-The Oregon which arrived today from Nome, brought the news that a terrible gale swept that eoun- try September as. No lives were lost, but property suffered. The OrGon brought s2so,ooo In gold dust for the Seattle assay office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
CORY DEED
Insane Man Butchers Whole
 Family.

Special Dispatch to Daily Nasian.l
 PltsburE, PA, Oct. Io.-ChaTl-s caw- lev, while temporarily Insane, killed hls mother and one sister and fatally Injured four other sisters. Hs hacked them be- yond recognition, and all will dIs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
IT GROWS
More Coal Miners Go Out in
 France.

[Speclal Dispatch to The Daily AlaSkan.l
 Paris, Oct. Io.-The whole country about Noensuls Is teuorzsd by the sirIk- Ing miners and the strike Is stlll growing. Ten thousand joined the strike in the last z4 hours There are 5000 already out. The riots are dsmorallzing the country.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Patterns new In Mating Peoples.

This Is the season of the year when everybody should have thelr blankets washed. The Royal Laundry Is doing them ln great numbers. Get your order ln early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Can't Lose Your Money

The Seattle saloon Is a gsntIeman's re- sort and not a gambling joint. You can't lose your money there. adv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Branching Into CrOokOry

The Ross-Hlgglns Com panv have bought the crockery stock of the Northern Commercial Company and have ordered new crockerv to fll in with and will carry a complete stock of crockery. I0-s-ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
To the skaEway F bile

lt gives me great pleasure Co inform the public that have three hundred barrels Of S<agway PilSensr Lager Beer lBauheps latest brewl. This Is positively the finest beer ever produced by this famous brew cry. Herman Blrthel. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

[spsclal Dispatch to The Daily Alaskip.l ]
 Washington, D. c, Oct. IO.-Tho eabl- not held a conference to day to decide upon the question Of arbitration.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
lusoA.n Decline. Pro.idout's OE'r

AANAA-A 8N@AA- se rfn.-r -t
 LSpseiaI Uspateh to The Daily AIaslSan.l
 Washington. Q. C., Oct. IO.-Prssldent Roosevelt hss Iscslysd the formal written dsellhalOd OfPresldtpi Mitchell ln behalf oF.hd h.luirs,to rsturh.tO wO.k as request cd by tho president, who Offeredt to app'Int commission to Investigate the matter and have all matters adjusted. The letter states that the district presidents Of tho Unltsd Alpe Workers unanimously agree with his views In every particular.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
CAN WALK
President Was Up For the
 First Time Yesterday.

[SpecIlI Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan.l
 Washington, D. C, Oct. Io.-PreSldent Roosevelt walked Q short distance today with the assistance of crutches. ll was the first time he has been on hls feet since the operation at lndlanlpolis. Heis recoy- ering.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

You don't hayo lo speDd moneY on out sldt bed when you can get a glass of the fsmous Pllsener Beer, made ln StagWlv, forIoe l the Lat Chanci salOOns C
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

French dinner at the Royal Cafe every Sunday at IIa m. to SD. m' rrVaIe dining rooms for lsdlSs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
nEinoru Arc In Control

[Spsclal Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan ]
 Harrisburg, Pa., Oct. rO.-Th' strikers aro ln control of all mlnss In this section of the state.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

The Daily Alaskan's satellites for doing ioo work are CneXcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Nodos

All parties Indebted to us arO rOsDecttul- ly requested to settle thslr acc unls boioro the sth lnstsnt, kauinan brope
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The best lunch, the best beer, the best people ,.ths best Of everything at the Seat tle Sal00n-i0r gentlemen only.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates ln rough dry, next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11
Rooms For Rent

Furnished or unfumished. All outside rooms. Terms re Sonable.
 Mrs. A. J. Carlson, q The Commerce Building
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

The ,lm, to advertise Is all the time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Fresh oysturs and sprluEiehIekOn at the Royal Cafe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

The leading barbershop and baths. b. Principal, opposite Board oi Tr ts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

F Rent and Tor saIs sards fos aiS at thls onoa.
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DEMAND AID OF
 GOVERNMENT
Claim Strikers. Are Guilty of Conspiracy to Interfere With Interests of Commerce
 Situation Is More Complicated.

point commission to investigate the strike notwithstanding tho action of the mine worlssrs In rejecting hls offer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Celebrated Washbuu nahdollns, gul- tars and banios. Baker q Book SloTp.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Fresh Oystsn at the Psek Trdin R''- taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Spring ehIexsn ai the Pack Traln rss- tsurant. . ny -- |.
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Telephone ss, Key City Laundry, for Hrst-olass laundry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

oabipOt Conference On tho Question
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Washington, D. C., Oct. Io.-lt Is be- llsvsd that President Roosevelt win ap-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-11

prs-lasa, May Appoint Oouml'-ion
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