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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
CarnIII 3 RIchardsonIs Letlor.

Houston. Texas, October % Gotten bulls
Who went homo last night cuthusCd with
theft success seemed "a have everything
their own way AZ the opening this morning
l.hctpoM was fully mp 20 expectations and
orders were in the markets for bis lots
~ cotton from those who I'D not got some
Of the lower priced stun yesterday. but m.
mot1 oi Buston were soon ahoRt that his
reported pustponlug VI an estimate WAS
only a cHuard 10 put the market up. 50 that
lac and hls friruds could sell a. During
tomorrow Brston will Issue a crOn csti
mnte ~ ll.2J0,ufO bales with greater pos
sihilitieg pendlue frost On this the mar
kpt broke quickly 10 points, and later M
the day n report was going the rounds that
II $4,000 was he hIlircs, aud another .
noiutS was quickly tukVn from the price
inc huh crowd apparently gave the mar
ket NO support. the only buying after the
opening heing from scalpiug SHORTS, With
some large Interests selling promipcui
Boston cunccln wa1 credited with selllng
giNu bales 81 LauuArys in New York az the
higher figures of the forenoon
The movement W. bulllsh, continuing 90
show well uuder Lass season. Amount OK.
pcctcd 10 como Into sight tomorrow. 10000
tiuues perfec, and top crop talk Is heard
on an sides.
Forecasts. Louisiana. East Texas Okla
homG. Indian Territory 9pd Arkausas.-lu'
West Texas GCuerally fair.
IL Is reported that Nell viii follow Rus
ton with q hearish circular We sincerely
trust be will not delay. The sooner we
tekc oar punishment thu better It viii be-
tar an Like bureau reports these crop
EuCSsers crdmp trade and demorallrc busi-
mess nud IN a day they are forgotten. II
zoe people % the South are going 10 allow
car window gaLers and weather crop stu
dents 10 tell thCm what 10 do they must
suner the consequences We believe that
there rs no more chance OF \ maximum
crop of cotton now than there was d muntA
since. The Mexican weevils have destroyed
an hopes % a bumper Yield IN rcxas. moi
vlthstundiug that sections Of North TgNus
are stlll making cotton aud tho halRncc %
the bolt as q whole does not Indicate a
yield as large as last year.
m spot cotton Us FIRMLY held there Is little
danger 90 any man ur SIT N myn depressing
tbe market but temporarily.
We believe purchases 90 easy periods ip
order
Iirerpool Is due 20 be 4 tower tomorrow
Note A. 2 ,. 10, Il i automatically stat
cd that Bustpn estimates thc crop ii.SD,
90 minimum. Carglll Il Richardson.
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WANTED Five hundred cords -FOUR foot
hickory wood, Houston Packlng So. Il
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TNsi grprery store for saie, located az
af0S naulshurE road reason for selling.
other business will bear inYcatigatian.
] ~ Cousins S CO. II
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HORSE wanted Tor feed; suitable FOR lsay
20 drive IA light phatton, Il entirely eEt.
lSfaetcfy maS buy, Z. o, Boz 900. q
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~ A fOtNG NAN ~ years of aEc in d
efpcery cr hardware sturei can do any
thug thar a honest ana am not aTrald 10
work. Address L. ", Mcnade irexhs 10
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GERMAN wants 20 drive delivery wagon
or attend to horse ana buggy. 40 MILK,
tng; knews the city Welt Address iO0A,
this ofnce. "a
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED Square piano, viii rent or buy,
best Of cate. iAi2 Cleveland street. s.
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PRICE. scents
HE RESULT OF OIL TESTS.

HE NEDOLl ~
~, -
best
W,AsSS5I.eqser George Melville Makes !:
s Sss 's SsS,aI.Ssaqal Report. |:
AtNaA
WANrEn -rcsifion "
snet; uadersfaa ui''' ever, CONIluSifh .
euturc best 81 reference
dic.s y. Wallace, care 4
Houston, Texas, -. a.. ! 3
WANTED resltIon hy Experienced
taker, emhalmcr. AT round furnlturN
and hrst-ciasa upholstyrcr: diploma
gmhalminE, rcfstencrs furnished. Address
eNx w, hagirup, Texas IS
hANrENprR Close mixer QUICK. aoat
ara wNNng, - ware experience wishes
: h 2s.s, Oh. AaatesA lv'ia thls othce. 70
~ YOU NEED . p0ficr around ss6Fc or
saloon on rrst class yard man with good
references and wiiiing TO wurs write 10
" EaEle, w flne street Houston. 20
WANTED ny a young msr. 4 posltion as
bookgeeRer ef ss assistant book eener4
an we'll recommended. Address i0l2
THIS Grace Isl
~ A lOTNG Nan * wears 81 ago M 4
Epcery. ~ hardware storei can do any
Nork Address Z. ", Mcpade rexas. 10
GERMAN wants 70 drive delivery wagon
or attend to horse ana buggy 40 MIX,
us knows the city Welt Address 1905,
wANrEn- lP,osliIen w yoaqg German ~.
Eineeri VIII 10 ANYTHING. Address box A
Galeston Daily News "a
WANTED Position n oface who're The
Rtin9nal work writing Address
.NhaEles laye 800 "a Branc6 "a
WANTED Young man stenoErepher ard
ieiegraph cperat0r desires position, can
RlNe best % references Address iSAT this
A MIDDLE AGnn. hard WORKING man
wishes employment W hfAlthy place.
hes Two SONS ~ and " years old would
like 10 SO ueHr Fort Wofth. can work az
almost anything Address J. T. Move,
Madisonyilla, Madison county. Texas, -
WANTED small set ~ books 20 Keen, can
devote tour hours each day, Address 1901,
this oftce. IS
WANTED Position jn drue store AZ opee
clerk, aec q single. very sober, AZ ref.
etenceA Address j II. Firth, care Tarle-
ton nharmAcy, IeAnertttei ~, 20
POSITION wANTEp gIermsp unable 70
speak English wants position of auy Kind
Address loln this efhce "a
WANTED A sltuatlon as cook by 3 col.
ored man, section house or boarding car;
good experience; IS years of age. Address
YOUNG German wants work, either as M.
elEtant carpenter cabinet worker or do
packing lies this oface, "a
WANTED Position By sober, ateady, re.
liable and competent office man Of large
experience; city or country; references
ana bond 20 any am0upt. w. box tsA,
BRYAN, Texas. al
SITUATION WANrED--An EXPERT bench
workman aud nnishcr % twelve years ex.
pcrleuco wants steady work n planning
min or factory; good references given.
iTl0 this Office. 40
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WANTED ny a young msn. 4 posltion as
bockkeepet eg 8s assistant honkEeener.
am we'll recommended Address i0l2
this otrcc, .s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr on GALNEsrON, OCTOBER u


IS Cluden lBrG from Antwerp
SIS n Ncrte iAmh from NcW York.
~ sabine AMI, from New lVtk.
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WANIhn- poslilOn ~ Young Gorman an,
ginect; VIII 10 nnyfhlng. Address box 4
galveston Daily News. "a
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4F YOU NEED porter around NOfe or
saloon or trst class yard man with xood
retcrenrs and willing 10 wurk. write to
u Easie, ~ fiur street Houston. "a
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FOR SAtiE- Interest "a established drug
business Ia North Texas town. reason, an
no druggist, iTTs this ofnce. =
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pkWTIES Who took my surgical aalctcl
out ~ my bprgy viii return same 80
Capitol phArmnrry and receive reward
aud no questions asked. mr.. W. r. Eck
hardt Is
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FOK SALE--Cpmpiete 10weiffs outas vih
g0Ad jeWeriy stock ard othcr ilnfa 70
= good tawui ostafitshad 1900; Tor etsn.
chsap; must cell nov. iIu4s tlls pftre
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
MUM 4 NUM-.
1TroRSEYs AT Law,

W. j. Townsend Attorney A. Law asa
General Cciisetfdn Agent President Anfo
Aan ConntY Natin1hf Rank Lnfkln. 1esaA
Backache IS kidney ache.
kidneys aren't taking the poison oul
Of The blood.
Doan's Kidney Pills strengthen the
kidnsys. help them to do their werk
pEpPerlS
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

comparison o, these quotations shows
s,sr advantages ~ favor u Houston as n
,,o,sals market. When the buyer consid
n tie benefits TO 3e derived ftom Hous.
,.,s freight rates he will dud chat even
rs,s Tho ouotahle figures atfcther markets
Ak loWef, the price hnaity Fala Is stmef.
,Sss Hcuston wholesale merchants, aud
a, revised daily,
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FOR SALE Ms tsmilr horse, phneton and
harness, herbr standard trea. NOT afraid
~ engines. ratr or automobiles, can 10
seen ~ Horse Male aud LNerN 60 sta
blpA on san laCiAte strfct Apply there
for terms ~ Hapham ~
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hANIhNpfN Close mixer QUICK, ucat
ara wilNng; 70 ware experience. WISHES
nqsltioM Address lost this ofRep. M
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LosT. sTRAYEp, STOLEN.

sTRANED OR STOLEN from 1917 Web
stur avenue Houston. Wednesday night.
october q 1902. one bay pony, male,
branded y, white snot N forehead, one
hind foot white. cue ear cut. INT Rna well
enrtIed. feMhrh Z. ". Hartwell az
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WANTED Position hy exprflcncsa
taker emhalmcr AT round furnlturn
And hrstsciAse upholsttrcr. diploma
gmbalminE, rcitfenccs furnished. Addrei
brx 0SN. haRtrup, TexAs.
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WANTED Young man stenoErapher and
tclcgraph operator desires potltionl ran
elye best % references, Address 1851. this
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W ,sS5. George Melville Makes
s Ssa 's ssa,aI.sssaal Report.
Texas.

WANTED rcsitlon
man on rice plaulatlonr fnNcI VclVr
tnrc; understands eyert SviNN1eSi'A
rulture, best ~ reference
dress r.. Wallace, cafe
honston, Texas. %.
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LOST One pointer pup. white with red
cars. new feather collar on. Return 1910
Walker and sci reward. -
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SITUATION WANTED An expert bench
workman aud nnisher ~ twelve years ex,
pcrieuco wants steady work n planning
NTH o. factory; good references given.
liza, this Office, 80
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fOR sAI.E--A good drug bHgitess % !
i've south IesAs town. popul15iu1 tspf
seed reasons Tor sfliiuss liberia. ditfputt
fog cssh OF good securities. Address 1Fiti
this office. -
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CAN aeil your business. ne inattfr where
located, state what yoa have Nhea Vsit'
ing for particulars Cola AiarhtWs,
real estate Broker aud epeinoas opeQr
tanitlos. North IoxAs bniidln& haiias,
NeNeR -
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The WORST FORM.

Multitudes are singing the
praises of Kodol, the new discov-
cry which is making SO many
sick people well and weak people
strong by digesting what they
eat, by cleansing and sweetening
the stomach and by transform
ing their food INTO the kind OF
pure, rich, red blood that makes
you feel good al over. Mrs.
Crantill of Troy, I. T., writes;
.For a NUM- Der of yerrs I was
troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia which grew into the
worst form. Finally I was in
duced to use Kndol and after
using four bottles / am entirely
cured. I heartily recommend
Kodol to all sufferers from diges
ton and dyspepsia. Take d"st
after meals. 1t digests wha
you eat" The Owl Drug Store
.sI.h~ st
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Mothers regard apprnachint;,lI
|s6inter with u9eaaI mess, q ildenl
|aakescold sc easily No Nisd6sa
os1e more slittle1 lyes thaucrd u
ITS Sttack is so sudden tnht she
sufferer is often beyond human
aid before the dOrtor arrives
Such eases yield readily Ia Qua
Minute Cough Cure; L'qIities
the mucus, alhlys inn ama | is'if re-
moves danger. Absolute tely sAfe.
Acts Immediately. ! Uurrstou9hs
colds. grip, bronchitis, all throa,
and lung trouble. u. s. McAlah-
lou, apIplnn, G.ss; - bad cold
bnend dsred ne v.H,:sless just be,
EfUre I'D orattr,c:,i Scontest. lin
tended 10 withdraw but took One
Minute Cough Cure. Itrestored
my voice in time to win the med.
al The Owl Drug Store.
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FORTY YFARs' TORTURE.

To be relieved from d tortur
ing disease after 40 years might
well cause the gratitude of any
one. That Is what Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve did for G.
Haney, Genva, o. He says:
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
me of piles after I had suffered
40 years." Cures cuts, burns,
wounds, skin diseases. Beware
of couuterfelts. Thd Owl Drug
Store.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that w.
w. Eastman has severed his re-
lations with the firm of A. G..
Brainard & Co., and that the re-
naming members of the firm
will continue in business in their
old Office in the Coffin-Jaenke
building (suite eight where we
will continue to offer splendid
propositions in real estate, to
both new and old friends.
A. G. BRAINARD & Go.
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\ Me ling lof the Daughters Of
the Cnnfederacy at New Orleans,
La, Nov. II TO IL, 1902. For
the u boys occsssion We will sell
roundtrip tickets to New Orleans
at rates of one fare for round
trip. Datesspf sale, Nov. 1O.1l.
Leave New Orleans not later
than Nov. 18th, 1902.
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Lnat Resort.

Hotel Clerk ,(to Col. Cutter, Of Ken
tucky)-Will you have pitcher of wa
ter sent toyc,:- -oom? ~ %7
The ~Colonel--Water! Great gunsl
amt there any fire-escapes ?-Indian-
apolis News.
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MIGHT Get a Prise,

Mr.. CrimsOnbcak-I see national
exhibition of mules and tlonkeys is to
be held in Berlin.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-Will you be
there, dear?-Yonliers Statesman.
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Worth Trying.

Gyer-Jaggsby sent one dollar to
magazine advertiser last week in ex-
change for ''sure cure for drunken
ness.''
Myer-What did he get?
Gyer-A slip of paper on which was
written: "Quit drinking.'-Chicago
Daily News.
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susDicious.

Suspicious.
Mrs. Beatlets-What is the matter,
Mrs. squiggles? You look terribly
worried about something.
Mrs. Squiggles-I have reason to be
worried. When my husband gave me
his weeks wages last night it was five
cents short. 1t looks like two estab-
lishments.-Boston Transcript.
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served Her RiEh

Mrs. Toonyce (as little Willie
backs away from dinner table)-Now,
what do you say. dear?
Little Willie (after a hard think)-
Gee! It's so long since we had COM
pany before, I've clean forgot
Brooklyn Life.
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Revenge.

j.. s--Neve08Os
"Thnt fat man." complained the
scales, simply knocked me all out OF
kelter."
"Well." replied the candy machine
near by. ''now you can lie in weight
for the next one that comes along"
Philadelphia Press.
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Progress.

"Jabez is gettin' used to public
speakin," amt he?" g.
"Oh, yes! / remember when you
could hardly get him to stand up, an
now you kin hardly git him to. sit
down."-Puck.
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Caught ON the Rebound.

Caught ON the RebOund.
"You made fool of mel" exclaimed
the angry husband.
"Call yourself fool If you wish, my
dear" calmly rejoined his wife, "but
remember you have always claimed to
be self-made man. an."-Chicago Daily
News.
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What She Was There

"Nhat's the trouble out in the
store, there?" asked the proprietor
of one of the girls.
"Oh, please, the cloak models hav'
ing fit, sir!"
swell, what's she here for?"-Yon.
kers Statesman.
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Happy Recollections

Happy R0COllecttOn0.
Visitor-Well, my man, what are
you in for?
Convict-Oh. I'm in fer good time,
lady.
visitor-I don't understand you.
Convict-1'm in fer lickin' me moth
er-in-law.-Judge. 81.
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A ReuetitlOn.

Dolly Flirtgirl-I am engaged to be
married. Congratulate me, dear.
Maud ,Brisk--With all my. sheart!.
Everything said the last time goes
noWi-Puel. 49, So - -.
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WWater clstel as, OIL tanks.
for wagons or reservoirs, see -
b. Kiliinger, jennings, La.
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Mrs. aubbins {apologetically)-No,
sir, I really couldn't come. The
church is so cold.
The Curate (reassuringly)-Never
mind, Mrs. Gubbins. You will find 1t
warm enough hereafter.-Moonshine.
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sUisproveA.

) sCnimsr-1m susprjsed that you
sahould speak so nnlk1ndly of Miss
0usch; she speaks well Of you. She
was telling me that you loaned her .
lhbok Of your verses, and she thought
them lovely.
Rimer- Yes, so she told me; but
when she returned the book the pages
were still uncut.-Catholi Standard
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New Presses, new Stereotype Plant,
New and Modern Appliances in
Every Department. En-
Iargement of Build
ing to
Four Times its Present Size.

Before the close of 1862 the Toledo Blade will
be installed in its new building. with modern
plant and equipment with facilities eqnal I" any
publicatio on between New York and Chicago. II
IL the only Weekly newspapes edited expressly
for every State and Territory. The News OF the
World so arranged that busy people can more
columns Of dailics. All current topics made
plain in each issue BY special editorial Inn, matter.
paper published especially for people do not read
da Fly newspapers. and yet thirst for plain cts.
That tbs kind of newspaper is popular IL pro-
ven by the fact that the Weekly Bl de now has
over i7SOtU yearly subscribers. and il circulated
in all parts OF the United states. In addition to
the news, the Blade publishes short aud serial
stories. and many depart mcnts Of matter suited
to every member of the family. Hnly one dollar
year. Write for free specimen copy. Address
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A pocu, a, Fate.

You cannot choose your earthly lot.
Nor right 'ail seeming wrongs.
The clam likes not
The chowder hot;
But that's where he belongs.
-Washington Star. 2.
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Ask your grocer for Dun
woody's Best" -four. 1t has no
equal.
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seIn the Necok.
when : woman buys her husband's tiea
Folks are apt to grapple
with the thought that hubby's got
II where Adam got the apple.
CHICAGO Daily News. "a
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-20

irreverent vulgarity are synony-
NOUS" said the original philosopher,
sought to consult a-physician."-Los
Angeles Herald.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-20

Manufacturer Of Tin and Galvanized
Iron Wares Gnttaring and hepairtns
First dodf fxhosth Of Eagle grocery:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
RIDOLfD EMPTY HOUSE
Details of Affair at Loary Last Thurs
 day at Hand.

Special Dispatch to The DlIlv Alaskan.l
 Seattle, July IS.-Shsrlf Cudihes and many reporters and guards have returned from Lsary where the last trace of the convict Harry Tracy was lost. They bring the story of a ludIcrous attack on a lonely and deserted cabin in a small clear ing near Leary. Late Wednesday evening Cudihse received inform tlon from a stool pigeon that Tracy and two companions were In the cabin referred to and were pre- parng to spend the night there. The house was surrounded as soon as possible and the sheriff guards and shiyeriug re porters lay upon thslr rifles, shot guns and kodaks all night and moroIng. In the afternoon they opened fire on the cabin and fairly riddled it with bullets. After a long bJmbardmsnt an advance was made upon the cabin Tracy had gone. For about IS hours the she. If and an hands had besIeged an empty cabin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
ALL EYES ARE ON TRACY
N,wspapOI Sending Special coFrs'
 spondents to Seattle.

[Specll Dispatch to The Daily AlasiIan'l
 Seattle. July IS.-The sensational and spectacular CSC pades of Harry Tracy have attrattsd ths attention of ihe entire country. Hsis the sensation of the hour. The whole country is going Tracy mad. An the great papers, including those from the E stern seabo,rt lll sending special C responderts to cover ths greatest ual hunt of recent wears. The newspaper men are arnvIng on every train and all the well known Seattle reporters are getting offers from Eastern and Western d1iIiss Co represent them. Columns and pages of Tracy stuff ar sen, over the wires daily and no detail seem too trivial Co be teIe- graphed throughout the length and breadth of the land. Every effort Is being made to make collections Of his pictures, and his old haunts and friends are being sought GU, to get Intorplton about his previous career
 Bulletin boards are watched by thTongs not only in Seattle but throughout the en- tire West.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
NEWSPAPER MAN DIES
Founder of Seattle Timos Suooumb'
 To La Grlppo.

[Spe.il Dispatch io The Daily Allskan.l
 Seattle, July IS.-Colonel George G. Lyon, a well known pioneer and newspa- per man, founder of the Seattle Times, died here yesteriiy of heart failure, result Ing from a severe attack of la grippe. Colonel Lyon was about 65 years of age and served throughout the civil war; com mandIng a regiment in the army Of the Potomac. He came to Settle many wears ago and was connected with Seattle news papers for many yeats He was quite prominent In politics, being an active re- publican until ISo6, when he cast his for tune with the silver republicans and later with the democrats.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
|"II- |. ' [ IlI - J q , ON YUKON
Movements of B. Y. N. River
 Steamers.

Whllehorse, July I8,-The Columbian will sail tomorrow night for Dawson, and the Zelandlan leaves Monday night. The Zslandlan will proceed to Eagle and will engage In the ir4ffie between DIwson and Eagle for the remainder of the season. She will take a shipment of goods from Skagway to Eigle. The ZelandIap, like the other B. Y. N. boats, Is bonded elr- Tier. The purpose of putting the ZsIand- Ian on the lower liver run istO handle Fortymlls trade. FortymIie Is In Canadian territory and an American boat cannot carry freight between two Canadian ports. The Zelandan will not go further down the river shan Eagle. -. ... I.bIa .,.l .
 The SelkIrk sailed tonight for Dawson and was loaded with livestock, ...e-i
 The Yukoner was al Five Fingers thls morning and should be In WhItehor,s to- morrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19

Special Dispatch to Daily \llskan.l
 Whltehorse, July rS,-GOy.rnOr Ross, of Yukon territory, Is lying at the resi- dence of Major Snyder, dangerously ill from an attack of paralysis.
 The steamer Columbian arrived at T. o'clock noon today, having on board Gov ernor Ross and numerous passengers. The boat had no sooner touched the dock than word was pas ed out that the governor was confined to his berth In consequence of a p,ralytlc stroke received yesterday after
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
TO GET JOB
Duke of Marlborough to Rule
 Ireland.

Special Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan. J
 London, July IS-lt is announced that the Duke of Marlborough will probably get the appointment as lord lieutenant of Ireland, Co succeed Earl Cadogan, Marlborough ls very popular with ,he king as is her grace the Duchess Con- suelo. The appointment IS very highly przed as one of the best gifts of the gov ernment,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-19
HAVE FLOODS
Mississippi Valley Threatens
 From Swollen Rivers.

Special DIsDatch to The Daily Alaskan.l ]
 St. Louis, July IS.-The whole middle section Of the United States Is threatened from the serious floods. All the rivers are near the danger point and already con- siderable harm has resulted. The thunder and raIn storms throughout the Mississippi vsllsy have been terrible. Several people were killed by lightning today while others have lost thelr lives in swollen streams.