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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Ser 0anamafanaI.

@ofbtngton, .. e., 18. Soz
nuar. = Die Sft6mu8z&anulzGomz
mi7iiOn itellte bem 8rGfiDenten RooIez
belt beute Na6mittog ibren 8eri6t
gu. Sn bemIel6en pirb empFo6len,
Die fran30iifde Offerte in 8e3ug auf
ben Pdnamaz8Qnal gu acceptiren.
Die ,8eieIl76aft beiiBt bic Gpntrole
iiber Die 9arienz3oute, pel6e audi
Gan 8la8z3oute genannt piro, un0
iie be6auptet, einen &anal i'm g}ibear
be5 0}eere8ipiegeI5 ber7tellen uno bic
Sceane Our6 einen &andl bDn 80
N}eilen berbinben gu tDnnen. 9ieIe
8Dute eritredt ii6 BON oem 6aFen DON
0}enOago na6 PearI=S5lanD un0
itiiBt ii6 ouf @erme7ungen, pel6e
3uerit i'm Sabre 1910 BON 8roFefor
6Opttn8 un0 nod 1pGter bon 0&cz
9ou8al, Gpeet, 6orman uno &uoe
DDrgenOnmen tpurOen. Sy6r PlGn 1T,
etnen 5unnel Don flint W}eiIen 2Gnge
6er3uitellen, nel4er cine 606e bon
POP SUP i'm 2t6ten Bel einem Wa1z
1eritan0e bon 35 SUP SieFe baben
fpQ. Die S9iffe piirben bur4 biez
fen &anal mittel5t zines bur6 Gletz
tri3itdt betriebenen &abal5 ge3ogen
neroen. Die pernommenen .3eugen
7agen aus, iie bGtten 2(ni6l6ge 6erz
iteIen lu1Ien, nu6 iDel6en 5ie iiberz
3eugt ieien, Dab Die 9unnelz2trbett
ii6 gu 81 Gent5 pro 8ubitAur0 aus
fiibren ld7e, unb ite i6dBten, OaB Der
8au be8 gon5en 8anol5 ii6 ouf
$75,OOO,OOO Bis $9O,O0O,OOO ftelen
fpiiroe. Sic iinb Der 2(nii6t, baB ber
in jener Settton Dor6an0ene 8ranit
Dolltommen qeIuno iei unO OdB,
penn Dies ni6t Der san Iein iOute,
bic WGnoe 9efiittert lperben t0nnten.
Die 3eugen paren Der N}einIng, 0aB
Der Sunnel in bret oydbren ferttgge=
iteQt nerben tDnne. sic peigerter
ft6 a6er, Der Hegierung einen 8Orz
76Idg gu MAIDEN, unb IteQten nur in
2tuSfi6t, baB iie in DreiBig Sogen
Die 8eoinqungen angeben niirOen,
unter oenen 1ie ben 8au be5 &anul5
auf biefer &oute 3ugeben piirben.
9iefe 8eoingungen niirben etpd
burtn 6eite6en, OaB Die @eieuI6oft
Gigent6iimerin be5 &anals 6lei6e unD
Die 8egierltng Der Ser. Stauten iif
oerpflt8te, so 9ro3ent gu ben Soften
oes 8uueS in Der Weiie bei3utragen,
baB Die 3ablungen beginner, penn
2lr6eiten i'm Wert6e BON $10,000,0O0
Qu5gafii6rt Itno, unD je0e5mal fOrt9ez
feBt merben, tpenn pieDer Elm iol6er
She'll Der 2lrbeit bepdltigt lit. 2luf
8efruqen gaben bic 6erren 3u, baB tie
Deoer oa5 @egere6t, nod Regiez
runqszGpn3efiionen erDOrben 6dtten.
@eneral SelpeQ fagte, auf 8eranlaiz
funq 0es 9rd1ibenten W}c&inleD babe
er ii6 an 8ertreter Der nW}arittme
Ganal Company" getDanbt, Del6e Die
g2icaruqua 8anal 9foute bertrttt,
un0 audi an 8ertreter Der Der Bas
namoz@efeG74aft. Gr=Senator @orz
ner N}iller, iugte er, babe feline lleberz
raIdung ii6er bic &Ort6eile au8gez
fpro6en, ipelde bie7e ROute biete, unO
babe 7i8 bereit ertlGrt, arrangements
fir lire 2lnnubme gu treffen. Die Pda
namaz8eieGThaft aber babe Elm fOlz
hes @ntaeoenfommen ni6t 0e3eiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19

= s. g. 6reas, tpeI6er I'M W}ii6z
lem unD Gle0ator : Gef6dft tbGtig
mar, bat ii9 in fetnem 3tmmer i'm
Sherman 9Ouie in SuginaD, Mi4,
erfnpiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
9tutpmDbil MGm.ci.

@utomo6ile &er1eDzMGntel, ~ 3oQ
lang, fir 9amen unb M}Gb6en,
f4par3, lobFdrbig, GaItor unb blau,
SO Bis $3.50 ipert6. .$6.98
Seine 2lutpmpbtlezN1 fir 9az
men unD MGb6en, au8 fetnfter inn
pOrtirter pet6er 8erfep, 1Apar3, lob
farbtg, Gator un0 U{Obe, $15 bis
$18 pertb, fir. ............$8 1898
3anlan5.
200 feline Oumenz8agtans aus
8er7eD, Gpperts unb gemuiterten Sc
tpeben, i6par3, lohfarbig, @aitOr,
braun uno Srforb, $3.50 bis 500
tpert6, fir ..........$7 so
Is importirte feline 9erfeb 9amenz
Raglan5, $25 Bis $35 pert6. $3.50
&inScr, Wfantcl.
rs &inber 2tutonlobile M}Gntel,
feline Wtelton unb gemuIterte5 Sud-,
lo6farbig, braun unD Gaitor, SIS big
$3.50 pertb, fir. SIS. IS
95 &inber Qlutomobtle W}dntel,
gang polIene 8eriep, So Bis $40
lpert6, fir ............ So. 80
65 &inber Qlutomobile Wdntel,
fetnite gang pOlIene 8eriep, $3.50
Bis $15 pertb, fir, " .$5.95
2amcn=9 9lnsiigc.
125 0amenz2(n3ige, i6li9te ober
8ebblezGbepiots, SSadet5z ober Gton=
6acon5, $12 bis $15 pert6 .$7.5
So 9arnenz2tn3iige, feline 8enetian
pber '9o1anO G6epiot, $500 bis
500 tpert6 .......$1 $1,000
Is 9amenz2tn5iige aus feiner inn
portirtar 8rpabclot6 unO ieibenartiz
gem 8enetianzSu6, $18 Bis $22.50
fpertb $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Strides Gannuenfuttcr.

SO 8af6tngtOn Il, 18. San. -Ges
neral W}ileS erlieB beute einen 8enez
raj 8efe6l, nona6 5233 N}ann frtz
I6er Sruppen Don bier nu6 ben Pbiz
lippinen geIanot neroen miifen. 6olz
genoe 3ruppent6eile, bic Big gum 1.
MGr3 mari66erett Ietn follen, ge6en
nu6 ben 8bilippinen: 2. S4paOrOn
Der er7ten 8apaGerie; 2.S6marOn Der
5. &upaQerie; 1. 8ataillon Der 2.SS5na
Fuuterie; 6auptquartier, Or6eiter II.
Die @ompagnien u, 9, +, g, s, g Il.
8 Der 7. S5nfanterie; 1. Battalion OeS
8. Snf. Regiment5; 9auptquarz
tier, W}uiifcorp8 unb l. Battalion oe5
10. Synfanterie Gegiment8; 2. 8az
tatqpn De8 II. Synfanterie 3egiz
ment8; 2. 8ataillon be5 Is. Snfanz
terie 3egiment5 unb Gompdgnie 8
0e8 "a. Synfanterie RegimentS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Nrt6nr q. GObiOn,

127 Sit Snltimpre Str,
GeIbs, We6ielz unO Pa6uges0gentnr,
Seffentlidlcr gfUtnr.
S9iff8tarlen naa un0 bon europa
gu 6iuigIten 9reii,n. g1siispdiTe btz
Tor9t. 2lus3a6lungen, frei in's SaGs
mad alien Sbtilen GurOpa's.
gdrE22,S&52
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Geriubt sngu 3u mnrben.

Reabtng, ga., II. San. - Der
5armer Soel Sruutmann, 56 Sabre
ait, tpedte ieinen 33zid6rtgen So6n
6onaro 6eute 6rii6 I'm 1 1l6r unO
foroerte i'm auf, nit na4 Dem Stale
gu tommen, Die Wtaulefel feien unruz
big, DIS 8eibe auf bem SOf paren,
berIeBte Der @ater Oem So6n nit ei>
mem 8niippeI einen 6eftigen G6lag
uuf ben &opf. 8lutiiberitrOmt lief
Der iunge Srautmann gum Ha46arz
Jarmer, breioiertel W}eile entfernt.
2us 7ie 3u7ammen 8uriifte6rten, 6atte
Der 2(lte BEN StaG in 8ranO geiteft
unb fi9 IeI6it cine @unbe nit einem
RaIirmeFer am 9anbgeGent Beige
6ra6t. @r purbe per9aftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19

an ben 91a6pirtungen Der an ibm
boLl3o9enen Qppenoicttis Operatipn
geitorben.
5ur4t Dor 0eutf6Ian6.
2onbOn, 18. SunuQr. - Der
gorrefponOe:lt Der r0ailb Matl" in
SD0neD, rs, ,=@., melDet, baB bic
Quitralier iiber Die oroben0e @ermaz
ntitrung Der Gliaz uno @il6anfzsSynz
ieln iebr erregt iinb. Sine beutT6e
9etellihaft bat bebeutenoe 6dnoeIs4
Bri0ilegten auf ben SnieIn erporben.
@S puroe Elm 9rud auf ben 9remterz
Y}tniiter bon 2tuitralien, 6rn. 8urz
ton, au8geii6t, um i'm gu einem enerz
gti4en Prote7t in 2onDon 3u peranz
ldfen. 9r. Barton ertlGrte, er err
tenne ben @rnit Der Situation.
9On &uBtun6 ge6t bic 8e4
tpegung aus.
Wien, Is. Sanuur. - Die 9l6enb4
3ettungen meIOen beute, baB guBldn0
cine bonoelspolitiIde 2(QiQn3 Qeqen
ben neuen OeutI6en 3ollturif gu id6dfz
fen 7ndt, Oeitrei8, Sytalien, 9dnez
mart, Die S6pei3, @erbien unO Ru4
monten foQen 8iuen5 fetn, Dem 8or4
ialage 9fuBlanb'8, fi9 un3u7blieBen
un0 1th 81 etnem t6atiG6It6en oBpb4
cot" Deutf8er ProOutte gu perbinoer.
& 4 beInDti3en.
- Die omeritaniI6e @ampfiadt
nMargdret," gigent6um BON SCyIudc
&. Gmerfon aus Baltimore unb 3um
ngtepzYOrter So6t Club" ge60renD,
it in Port SuiD, @gppten, angez
langt.
= $, Ct. So8n Dir, bsfTen qlus4
Iteferung na6 Den Ser. Stuuten, ipetl
er 6onoS elmer 8anf in gG6utcom,
Bafbington, unterI4lu9en ba6en i'm,
ialteBlt4 bom Qonooner 8eri1t anz
9eoronet lit, fu6r geitern nit benz
9ampfer nSt. Paul" bon Der Pine
rtcan 2ine" na6 Gepzgort ab.
- Der G3ar bat bem 2(merifaner
6rantlin 8anlor0, SetretGr Der ruiz
iiI6en GjeIeui6aft fir Die mGraIi16e
uno PRqiii6e @ntpidIung iunger
2eute, Die BON @apIoro uno Syames
StoteS aus gtep Oort gegrinDet
mur0e, ben ct. 2tnnen OrOen Derz
liefHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19

ST rs am SrIten fir Baltimore, Die
yWcitliBc WnrblGn0rr SaBu"
su bebaIten, OGer iie an 2eutc ~
brrfanfcn, mrIfle iic Su ciuem
6anptiafturcn i'm Tnfbau nes
0anhrls nnlerrr StaOt geifaltrn
tuerOEn /!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
q GUL<EENBE RI
r III ..
Str. 25 matS 27, SS*=Scrirr9t0msStr.
Sim fpDfatcr Verfnnf
fetnen Nn3ageu, llebermirfcn nnb Ycl3IOaaren.
0amcn= Safcts.

Samcn= Sadets.
&erTeDzGIot6 9amen SadetS, q
3OG lang I4mar8 nn0 GaftOr, s.
pertb, tlr .90' 30
&clsipanren.
$3.50 fir g2earz5eulzSafet, $35
pert6,
$27oo fir @eolz Satefs, % unO
"a 3oQ lang, $50 nerth.
$500 fir Seal Satets, $35
tpert6.
$47.Oo fir periiT4e 2ammz Sodtts,
$i49o fir e4ts q(itro6onzgopes,
$50 nert6.
ipert6.
$500 fir g2eorz@satsgopes, $50
tpert6.
$3.50 fir fsinits mousns @eolz
Gapes, $65 tpertb.
$2.98 fir e4te 8occoon@@corfs, $5
pert6.
$3.50 fir 3obelz un0 @}urberz
OpoTumzScarfs, 81 tpert6.
$3.50 fir e4te W}oroerzScarf5,
$40 pert6.
$6,75 fir e4teW}intz3 3o6elz@corf5,
$3.50 tpert6.
$3.50 fir 0oppelz8oos, $15 psrtb
$1,000 fir e4te Steinmaroerz
ScarfS, $22 tpert6.
$4.75 fir Siobena~5corfs, $40
ipert6.
Sran8Bfiihe 5GaneG=92nifts.
$3.50 fron50Iifbe 6laneG @aif5
fur ......... .79e.
$500 fran30iiide 6laneuz8aifI8
fir ................ .98c.
$500 fran30ii16e Glanellz8aiits
P1.tGJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Gin 0iliinndr rrmnrhet.

@af6ingtOn, n, Is. San. - SSm
Gtuats : 0epartement truf cine 8az
belDepeI6e pom Goniul McWuOe gu
Canton elm, porin mitget6eilt nurbe,
baB elm fran30iH9er MifiOndr bon
ben Gingeborenen BEL Nan 6uing,
9robin3 8oang : Sung, 25O N2etIen
norOpeitli9 bon Canton, ermorOet
porben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19
Ginc Damernbe SciGmna oon9atarrb

2aurapiIIe II. Sanuar 1902.
@ines meiner &inber litt an &az
turr6 unb 2tusFluB aus benz DIR.
sic tpurbe DOR q Sabran bon Or.
6urtlep, Ger. 81, gtorbs9acaz6tr.,
gebeilt, obne baB bas Gei0en fi4 piez
Der einitelIte.
6rau George G4rbarb t,
GroBzStr.s .sMarfet,
3nif9en @epler unb Sames.
18-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-19

Olt uSuH luSl ISl4lt+'
,r9te Staot bat Die y0eftli6e
MarDlGnoer 8a6n" ni4t uuF Spetuz
Iation gebaut, tpie f4on in Der 5dmz
itag5zNusgabe BON prpminenten 8ir=
germ ertlGrt tpuroe. sic 6at Die
8a6n ni6t gebaut, um iie 5u 0ertduz
fen unO 10 geniigenO 9elO fir ben
8au BON Qtb3ug5tandlen O0er fir
8flait itetungsarbeiten, pDer irgeno Ell
nen anoeren 3ped gu erlangen. Die
8a6n tpurbe gebaut nit Der Q(6ii4t,
ben 0anDelsberfe6r 8altimore's gu
f0rbern. 9ieIer 6aupt3pef foQte
itets ulIes Nnbere in ben S6atten
1teGen, uno jebe anoere RiitTi4t it i'm
8erglei6e gu Oieiem 3pede nur gez
pi6tloIer Staub. n"
9a8 lit ri9tig-Ie6r ri4tig: % te
9 6n purDe NIT Der u b
fi4t gebdut, BEN 9dnbels g.
Dertebr 8a1ttmpre's gu
f6rOern." 0as itimmt. 9us mar
9enau Der erniini4te unO erpartete
3ped, ais bic StuOt oas 8elo por>
fdoB fir ben 8au Der DNeitli4en
MdrplGnber 8a6n."
SEPT fragen mir Die Sum" nSit
O:eies 3iel errei4t porOen?
SIT eg ni9t tpu6r, baB Die rWeitz
li6e MarDldnber 8a6n" t6utid6lt6
Don gar teinem g&uBen 1T fir Da5 Sc
per6e unb ben 6anOel 8altimOre'5?
SIT es ni6t pa6r, DdB Die na3 Der
5tubt gebra9te 6ra4t geringer, bieI
qeringer 1T, ais iie es ppr 5e9n Ober
fiinf3e6n Subren mar? SIT es ni9t
tpa6r, baB ii6er IS 9roaent Der Gtns
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
FRICTION IS DEVELOPING IN
 CITY AFFAIRS
There Are Strong Evidences that the Council and School Board Will Not Agree,
 School Expenses are High

l that lf he had any time to spare to De Jan ltor that ths original salary should cove the work. There was also disposition among the counellmsn to think that th sso per month for a jinltor should go to taxpayer. It was contendsd that nl supsrnisndsnt could take the time away from his duties In the school long snOugl to Sttead to toe du,Iss Of iinltor wIthou damage to the students.
 Another kick was made upon the aetiOT ,f the school dIrsdors for allowing Mr Lee $50 expense money to pay his way |, SkaRwaYln addition to his salary.
 There seemed, also. a disposition to re dues the operating expenses of the school lt was the opinion of some of those pres snt that without on, red centlni ihStrsas. urY, S7OO ger month was too great sum to spend oi the running expense Of the school, If satisfactory results could be se- cured for a less sum, and those who raised the point clIlmsd that lt cOuld be.
 Among the reasons urged by the city at tonsy why the school directors should not b1 permitted to contract an Indebtedness, was the fact that the method of raising a school fund might be abolished at any time. He says the supreme court has a case pending that tests the cOnsIltutlOnallty of the license tax, snd there Is no telling when the court might decide the case or which way tho case might be decided. He also called attention to the fact that there has been a great deal of agitation In favor of the repeal of the tax all altogsth- CT. Thls agitation has reached the out side and members of congress have ex- pressed a determination to use thslr Inhu- sncs ln that direction. II by either means the school funds were deprived Of a source from which they could be epIenlshed, what would become Of a debt then Out- standlng1
 or fcourss the discussion last night was one sided, as the school directors were not present to make defense of thsIr course. However, all these things VIII furnish, no doubt, a bone of contention, until the matters are settled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

There ore evidences of growing friction
 growing between the city eouuell and tb
 school board. Ata meeting Of the eIi'
 council last night discussion arose owe
 the appropriation Of moneys for the run
 nlng expenses of the schools, In which l
 was developed that the general eustodlan'
 of the financial affairs of the school dIs
 trIc, as we'll as the city, as the law make:
 the council, were not altogether satisfied
 with the way things are running with tho school finances The uDshot of the matter was that ihe city clerk, whose duty lt k to Issue the school warrants, was directed not to issue any more warrants until the clty council had made an appropriation of the school money for the use of the school directors, and there seemed a general Inteh. tlon on the part of the council nol To ap' proprlate any m,nsy for the operating sx- penses of the school until the monty Is ae' tIally paid Into the hands of the tfeasur. CT. This position might be modified however, h the eltv attorney shall decide that the city eoun,lI has a right to author lzs the school board to contract an lndsbt- sdnsss against anticipated revenues.
 However, even II ths city attorney shall decide that the school funds that arc sx. pectsd to come Into the treasury can be drawn against To advance, there Is likely to be difficulties before long between the eouncllmen and the custodlans Of the school aaalrs. Among ths things that were eTlt- leised last night by msmhsrs of the eOul- ell and the city attorney, who jolued To the dlscusslcn, was the action of the school board h holding secret meetings. lt was charged that the board persisted In hold Ing secret meetings, so that nobody could know what lt was doing untll the results showed themselves. lt was charged that Principal Lee Of the public school was drawing two salaries. lt was said that hs was getting si2s per month, of four weeks, for hls services as principal of the schools, and that he was getting Sso per month as jlnltor. The council seemed to think that the schools were entitled to all of Mr. Lees services for the si2S and
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
2 THEY KICK
Dawson Up in Aims Over
 Mail Proposition.

The Dawson people are also making loud complaints about the mall service fl, m Skagwav to the states. The News ot that city sums up the situation as fol- lows;
 Complaints orc being mace In Dawson that the American malls are coming too h. frequently. The service from Seattle Co Sksewsy Is the csuse of an ,he trouble. veal ago all the Amsrlcan steamers on the Skagway-Ssattle run were allowed to carry the mall from that point for all Alas kan points and ihs Yukon. Now the gov srnment has gone back to lts ancient policy of the dull, dead days before the Klondlke was struck snd his given all the p'tTonaes to the Pacific Coast Steamship Company alone.
 The records 10 the Dawson postoffee show that since August Ist, six malls have arrived In ,O.wson from the outside from canidian points, and that only four have arrived from American points The population in business circles and on the whole To the KIondike being composed mostly of Americans, the protest against the mall service or lack of service along the Alaskan coast, which bears 30 directly on the camp comes with mon grace than from others, but the Canadians here are also affected by the poor service.
 lt Is seven days, full round week, since a mail has come ln from the American sources. During the meantime several steamers of the Alaska Ste ,mshlp Line and the Canadian Pacldc Line, arrived h Skagway ln good time to have landed one or two additional American malls here, and to have avoided the congestion. AS lt is, merchants receive several letters of different dates from the same outside houses ln one bunch. and other letters come In the same congested fashion. The chief complaint Is laid at the hands of the Amer lean government and mall supsrln- tsndents and pOstOfice department, for allowing the business to slip Into the hands oi one company. operating only fuctlon Of the steamers on the run,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
DATE FOR YUKON ELECTION
 IS FIXED
Writ Fixes December 9 As the Date For Polling. Governor Ross Will Be the
 Government Candidate

Ottawa, Sept S.-The writ for tho cleo ton of the first member for the Yukon in the Dominion house of commons, has been Issued. The nomination will take place on November 4. and polling on December ?, Sheriff Eilbsck is returning officer. He will appoint enumsratOrs to prepar, the election lists.
 lt Is said that Hon. J. H. Ross will re- sign the goysmorshlp to run as the gov. .mment candidate, and that J. A. Smart, deputy minister of the interior. will be appointed governor. Blmey Su- grue Is spoken of as an opposition candl date.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Report Probably oorr.t

Victoria, Sept. S.-GovenOr Ross, of the Yukon Territory, when shown teIe- gram to the effect that he bad been chosen liberal candidate In the cleo tlon for representative of the Yukon terri torry in the commons, said that he sup posed It was was correct, but he would not know anything about It until he heard from Dawson.
 Although he Is getting along nicely, the governor will not be sufficiently recovered to take an active paf In the campaign.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
STILL ON
Anthracite Coal Miners Are
 Still Out.

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Philadelphia. Sept. S.-All the negvtla- tons for A settlement of the anthracite miners strike have failed and lt Is as far from an end from all indications, as it was four months ago. However the ne- gotiations may be resumed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Guilty of vaErauOy

Rosie Wagner was found guilty of ya- graney bya Jury In Judge Rogers eoult yesterday afternoon. The testimony of the soyemment tended to show that the defendant was an inmate of a house of ill- fame. Sentence will be passsd this morn Ing at TO o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
ALL OVER
Soft Coal Strike Has Ended
 at Last.

[Spsllal Dispatch Go The Daily Alaskan.l
 Charleston, w. Va., Sept. S.-Ihe strike oi the sof, coal OpsTa,ors h the Kanawhl ud New river fields has ended Fifteen thousand miners returned to work today. Each of the local unions was h. stractsd Slturdav to rstun to work on the best possible terms Monday.
 Thls in no way concerns the anthracite mlners
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Another Good Train Load

There were 7s passengers on the train from whIteh.rse last night, Most of them were from DlwSOn and arrived at whltehorse on the SslklrK and the CaSca.
 The Clifford Sifton should arrive in time for her passengers to eatch today's train.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

The Seattle BohemRn Draught Beer is tho best and most expensive drausht beer made in Seattle. For sale at the se- attle Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

lSpeSlal Dispatch to The Daily Alaskanl
 Seattle, Sept. S.-Boysr & Hanson, the archiiscts, have complstsl plans for the Junelu court house and il and thev have been accepted. A slEnIhsaut fact h con- isetlon with ,he matter Is that the plans
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Al-Ki Arrives

The Plelhc Coasts steamer ALKl, ar rived this morning at o'clock, only nine days passed due. The Al.Kl Is one of the freight boats of the Pacl6e Coast Steam ship Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
JUNEAU IO) HAVE A GREAI
 COBRT HOUSE
The Plans Gall For Fifty Thousand Dollar
 Building and Department Refuses to Modify to the $45,ooo Available

call f'r a sso,OOO building. while the avail able appropriation Is only SIS 900, and notwithstanding this fact the archItects have been notified not to modify thslr plans. lt Is explained that congress will no doub, supply the additional funds e- qulrsd a, the session next winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

lns Royal Laundry cannot be exeeled. TheVk ln suit Yout taste and convenience and ft YCu In prices. Phone o7, next to electric light p'ant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Can't Lose Your Money

The Seattle saloon Is a gentleman's re- sort and not a gambling joint. You can't lose your money there. adv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
A. A. Cutter shoe. at CIaysOus.

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, next to new electric plant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

If you want to gain entrance into the homes of the buying class, place your ad' i ertIsement ln the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Principal barbershop. Opposite ths Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

Fine summer suits, stylish and neat. at clavson's. U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

Finest meal ln the city at Royal Cafe. Everything 6rst-class. The best Of service gUarsnteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

Celebrated WaShbum mandollns, gull tars and banios. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

Spring chicken at lthe Pack rraln res aurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
For Sunday Dinner

Stop ln at Inc Boss Bakery and get a pot of Boston Backed Pork and Beans on your way from church, for vour Sunday dinner.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples.

Spring chI,ksn at the Pack Traln res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
Patterns new lu Mating. Peoples.

Fresh hsh .n any quantity at Peter Madsen's, Seattle wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09
caa'tL-ss Your Money

Ths Seattle saloon Is a gentleman's re- sori and no, a gambling joint. You cant lose your money thsfs. U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

Fresh oysters and spring chicken a, the Royal Cafe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-09

StetsOn hats at claysOn's.