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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
KILLS CHINK
Chiuaman Stabs Fellow En-
plOye to Death.

Juneau, Aug. Io.-A chInaman,employec
at the Ouaira eannerv 40 miles below
Ketehlkan, fatally stabbed a fellow en-
plovs last week and wa brought to this
place Yesterday. and is now 10 the laiI
here. He is being watched carefully to
prevent his committing suicide.
The Chinamln got into a discussion with
a brother celestial as to who could clean
the most fish and having been ouidons in
the contest proceeded to carve the fins Of
Of the victor. he stabbed him several
times In the stomach with a I2.inch blade
butcher knife. causing injuries which will
undoubtedly prove fatal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
MANY PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES COMBINE
Merger Announced of the Pacific Coast, the
Northern Pacific, the Nippen Yusen
Kaisha and Waterhouse Co.'s

Among the vessels Included In the merger
are the following;
sara Mau, Kaga Malu, ShInro, KInshu,
'Tcsi, Two, Rio Jlnelto. Victorian. Tacom .
fremont, Olympia, Shawmutt, Glronne,
Lyfa, Hayades, Plsides, Seattle, Cottage
CITY, Spokine, Topeka. Al.KI, Pueblo,
Queen, Umatila, Valencia, Senator
Corona, Plmona, State Of California and
otheiS.
jim Hill and the associated interests are
believed 10 be behind the proposition.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

Gov. Ross will arrive on today's train
to catch the Princess NAY South to Van
couver, where the governor will receive
expert medical attendance and the aSSoc.-
alton Of old friends. The word comes
from whitehorSs that the governor can
walk without assistance and talk without
difficulty except when excited.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
IS A GO
R6EEEsNa
Smelter Will Be Built At
Skagway.

Al meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Alaska Gold Miners Development &
Guarantee Company, vester lay evening,
the following officers were chosen; W. F..
Matlock, presidents Z, L. Andrews, secre-
tarv; W. w. Boughton, vice presidents p.
e. Kern, treasurer
A letter received from Capt. B. X. Hall,
who went South some time ago In eonnee-
tlon with the proposed smelter IN eonnee-
tlon with the company above referred to,
says that the Pacific Trust & Guarantee
company OF San Francisco had underwrit-
ten the bonds for the smelter and that It
would surely be constructed at Skagwav
Capt. Hall Is expected to return before
long.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
COngroa. Convened y olterday Morn

[Sreclal Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan
St, Paul, Mlnn.s Aug, Io.-The Trans
Mississippi congress convened at this city
today It was called to order this morn
Ing by Johl Henry Smith, Of Salt Lake
City. the president In his opening
speech the president stated the primary OBJ.
Jet Of the congress to be to eeGtralIzs the
opinions Of the West In regard to national
legislation for the purpose Of bringing be.
fore congress the matters 10 which the
West Is interested with the best effect.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
GREAT Event
Come Unto Me Ye That Are
Hungry for Nuggets.

Yesterdlv when ! advertised the sale Of
nugget jewelrv for 50 cents on the dollar,
did so fearing the result. The sale was
a decided success and a couple days more
such trade and will have no nugget
jewelry to pack up, | want you to call
and see the inducements.
In dav or two will make a dash on
watches that will false your halr.c
have two elegant rugs one Okla and
I2xIs; they are beautiful In color and price
ls no object. Keelar Money King.
Broadwav.O
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
Steamers.

Whltehorse, Aug. Io.-The Selklrlt
sailed from here tonight with good load
Of freight and passengers for down river
points. Tomorrow night the Columbian
will sail for Dawson after the arl ,al Of
the train.
The Yukoner arrived It $40 this morn
Ing.
The Bailey will arrive from Big Salmon
during the night.
The Victorian Is on the wav up from
Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
Ru,tIOr Arrive,

The Rus,lsr got in from Juneau with a
half jozen passengers and the mail at 10
o'clock last evening. Among the Rus,ler's
passengers were Councilmln Stunt Co
burn, Dr. Brooks, assistant postmaster at
Juneau, and former Sk1gwdyn; Rev. \. B.
Harrison. r. r. Fal,oner and wife, Of
Kiukwan. end others,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
Ispe,lal Dispatch to DlIly Allskln,l

ISpeclal Dispatch TO Daily AllSkan.l
Seattle, Aug. I0.-A merger Of big
Pleif, merchant fleets will soon be an
nount.d. The new trust will Involve
sfs.ooo.o5o and will include all the vessels
Of the Plci6c Coas, steamship Co., the
N,r,hsn Pacl6c, the Nippon Yusen and
the waterhouse companies The combine
will Be operated as the Northern Steamship
Co. and will ,over To It's operations, Lynn
canal, Nome, North and South China, the
{ philippines and the california routes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

10 reopening This hcLSe Il Is nv purpose
10 run a ff,t.class restaurant and boarding
house. Special atteniICn will be given 70
regular bosrdeIs. Ire nCUse will be first
class Ia every respect. with good home
cool ing, etc. Mrs. NJ. Benhofier'
Skagwav, Aug. 8 1902. w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
new SEAL ROOK[RI[S ARE
FOUND IN ALASKA
Lieut., Berholf, of Cutter Manning, Reports
Rich Discovery in Aleutian Islands.
Many More There

branded and there was no evidence that
white men had ever been In the locality be-
fore. 1t Is believed that there are many
more herds In the little Western Islands.
Lieut.. BerhOIt Is the executive officer Of the
United States revenue cutter Daniel Man
ming, and he made the report quietly to
the department some time ago, 1t has
Just been given out.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
An Unbridlsd IdyI

10 gloomy weather when one Is Idle,
One IS apt to feel suicidal.
Unless pefchance, one has an IDOL
To whom one NAV write an idyle,
And ride Pegasus without a bride.
Contributed by a Skagwayan who sub
,rlbeS himself Poor Scribe."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
[Specl,l Dispatch to The Daily Alaska

[Speeial Dispatch to The Daily AIaskau.l
Washington, Aug. IO.-New seal rOok-
cries have been discovered In Alaskan
waters. Lieut., BerhOIf has reported that
he had seen two Immense herds Of seals In
rookerlss never before discovered on Bore
dvIer island, at the extreme west Of the
AlIeutlan Islands. None Of the seals were
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
Blankets and quilts az Clas sons.

IL Royal Laundry cannot be eXeellsd.
They suit your tsst- and convenience
and III va in prices Phone o7, next to
electric light '3nt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
WIN Sail Tonight

The la France is scheduled to sail from
whitshorse this evening for the Klondiks
metropolis.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

The leading bar5slshop and baths. The
Principal, opposite Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
For sunaay Dinner

Stop IN at the Boss Bakery md get 20,
Of Boston Backed Pork and Beans on your
wav from church, for vour SUNDAY dlnner
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

n YOU want 70 gain entrance into the
nomes Of the buyIng class, place your ad-
srtisement In the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

The finest porcelain bath tubs al the
Principal ba,bershop. Opposite tbs BoaTd
Of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

n YOU want % be we'll Informed on local
happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas
kan. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

The time to advertise IS all the time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

Fresh taay daily a, the Boss slAsy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20
For Sale. Old Papers

Oh bap,rs as, bundle at this office,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

"A Gutter shoes at Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-20

New Wall Paper 1902 patterns, Peoples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

MS ATTACK on SOCIETY SAID To HAVE
4 POLITICAL INSPIRATION.

Colonel Henry Watterson. Editor Of The Louis
vile Confessional and writer whose articles
nearly always arouse interest and sometimes cause
resentment is now in this city. ana was at the
Waldorf-Astoria yesterday. Colonel Watterson
some time ago paid his respects TO the fashionable
folk that gather al Newport in tha summer time
This article was 50 sweeping in its denunciation
and scathing in its arraignment Of alleged short
conangs az society a. this watering resort that ne
provoked a storm Of resentment The colonel re-
tterated his charges in reply to his critics The
colonel also recently declined allow himself to
be considered a candidate for Governor of Ken
lucky n an article which indicated that he could
only secure this honor by tatnting his political
beliefs and sense Of honor and intmated that he
preferred to remain free and untrammeiled, an IN
4iassed observer and unhridlHd critic Of political
affairs IN the State and nation
Colonel Natterson's attack on Newport and the
society there has caused many people to ask why
he did II. A prominent politician said yesterday
that the coonels attack was a premeditated po
ltical in the interest Of the Democratic party
The colonel said this politician. carries around
with him pretty much ali the brains the Demo
cratic party can boast OF to-day. I won't say that
is high compliment. but he IS a keen observer
and 4 wise counsellor The Democrats. in a way,
succeeding in bringing forth trusts and com
hinations Of capital issue They are assert
ing that Republican policies have resulted in the
creation OF great many millionaires and multi
millionaires. and that the wealth distributed IS
they md believe it
Newport is the natural rendezvous in the
rner time Of people of wealth and social aspiT3-
ttons-I do not deny that some of them do foolish
things. but II is not true Of the mat ritv. and
what the few do the whole blamed for. Colonel
Watterson has realized that the widespread pub
Lefty given some OF these Newport functions fur
nishes the Democratic PARTY with a chance TO
saddle the blame upon the Republican party mag
Nifty the whole thing. convict whole community
OF the indiscretions Of a few. and send forth 10
the whole country a lurid account ~ the upbuild-
ing in the East of set fashioned Ike Degenerate
Rome and corrupt Babylon He is helped out by
the newspaper articles chroniclinE events at New
port and he IS trying to convince the people of
the country that the Republican party is raspon-
sible for and is fostering policies that will create
a set Of this kind He has done il In a subtle way
such as ne IS master Of. will venture to say that
he realizes conditions there well as any one
else, knowing that ii is only the few who are idle
and foolish. Just as might occur anywhere else
The colonel however. is politician and the colo
in politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

on S ,are samuel P9 I'D Bsbcoc
ast-st lh-aye THURSDAY morning the I0'n INST
al 10 O'Clock
ANN Wife Of the James l. Blue{ 5A in her I'm
g gsar f So AS Wss6nsq BFoSkIyn y Y
Wednesday evening. september Il at o'clock
c1ARKsoN his late res2ss Garrison pG P16sTa
services Trinity Church F0'Saa'' on 4hufsnaS' at
10 a.
Auis J. ia is s?h year ats Fq me Services at
the m eonesday evening septsmber II at o'clock
Tnterrnent Amsterdam y u al convenience Of
EmBREEon SUNDAY night SEPTEMBER a. at t, F1nsh1ns
Long Island R96e a rankin Embree in the 10Th year
Engham and f SsTa from his residence Flushing
1en [s1 main On ea W5aHf L6as 1snd
FIsHIn this city Tueag Ssp sS aG T he Ses
Fish Na MS Shnrsh IN the Bouere
st oS Tnie G private at Garrison. y Y
NevYork state Society q the sat G1PelnP 7s ,s
i. with deep T.b is made 4 Ct
the dsa 9f Of the State Society of the Gin
of society and Of he su 9sT are ora
18th Inst at 10 the usual badge mourning
TALBOT oL1 FRRhNc1s k PESDLEToS Secretary
The members Of the fraternity Of Delta Psi are re
ouested to meet vestry room al s'so a. m thursday
Edr Rev E Erne ssPismRl asssfsa passr
n Fffta Avenue Presbyterian Church
or,,c A. IntervaIe White Mountains. September IA
Sta Hopkins widow Of the late James Johns
Of NeWcastie Delaware Interrnsnt private Philadei-
A. Trenton y J.. September 49, 1902
Iaxandar OIiphant Adjutant General OF
friends OF the family
&c at+And the funeral his late residence Nc
Thursday. the 18th inst, 3
o,cIocL n m Interment at Riverview Cemetery
RICHARpSON-At Poughkeepsie. on September 10.
his age Funeral will be held his resi-
denrA No . Hanscom-ave-. Poughkeepsie, Wednss-
dsv Sanreunber 25O clock. Interment Green
wood on Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
DR.. n4RsTEN 4 TEMPORARY SUPPLY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. In your issue of this date ii is stated that
the Rev DR.. Marsten has been invited by the
session of Bethany Presbyterian Church TO minis
ter to that congregation for year and has ac-
cepted." begin his work there. Had this
been the case the session would have broken the
law OF the Presbyterian Church which says:
when the pulpit of any congregation has been
vacant for longer period than twelve months the
appointment of ministers for the pulpit shall be
made by the .Presbytery. and shall continue to be
made until pastor has been elected by the
congregaton and duly installed by the presby-
terry This takes II OF the hands of the SEES
sion entirely. then. and it is nearly five
months since the death Of DR.. Birch the session
could have made years engagement with
any this time without subjecting itself to
CeuSure and discipline.
The action the session did take this. At its
meeting yesterday il appointed committee TO
frame application to the presbytery, to be pre-
sented its October meeting. for the services OF
Dr. Marsten as temporary supply. no length of
time being specified. The hope is that the church
will soon be in condition to give its attention TO
choosing pastor. Please insert this early as
possible and relieve the session from the odium
of violation of the law Of the church.
NJ M'CONAUGHY.
Moderator of Session by appointment of Pres
bytery.
No. $50 Washington-ave,, New-York City, Sept.
Is. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. Sept. trough pressure
from Western Texas norheastward through Minnesota.
with its principal centre Southwestern Kansas
closely followed by high of fair proportions,
companied by much lower temperature the
Northwest during the last
aging than 20 degrees AS result Of these condi
tious there showers Montana and locally in
Kansas ana portions OF South Dakota and
Nebraska. There also showers in Florida Else
where the weather generally clear. The
has reached Northern Nebraska and the south
the middle plateau but is apparently slowly
in the Northwest have risen in the
valleys and have changed but little in the Atlantic
and lake region There will be showers Wednesday
central Rocky Mountain regions Wednesday
night THURSDAY in the Mississippi valleys north and
upper lake region and on Thursday eastern
upper lake :ego he west lower lake region.
Valley and the Middle and West Gulf States Showers
also probable in the southern plateau In the Atlantic
and lower lake region the weather will be
generally fair It will be cooler Wednesday in the middle
middle plateau and the lower
cooler Thursday in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys
upper region. on the New-England Middle
Atlantic the winds will be light to to
the South Atlantic
Coast light fresh
upper brisk south. and the
brisk Steamers which depart European
Wednesday will have fresh win
ia weather 81 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
CAST OF AUNT JEANNE. :,
GARRICK THEATRE.
THERE MANY a SLIP

The play presented at the Garrick Theatre on
Monday evening. under the name of There's Many
a Slip and called a play by Captain Robert
Marshall Is an adaptation OF Scribe's comedy
(Scribe & IagOure coabored In III. of The Ladies'
Battle which has been familiar stage for
about half a century. and which. except for a
kindergarten public. requires description. Its
latest notable revival that made by Nine
Nodjeska. The old Fifth Avenue Theatre. in
March, 1879. II is iuseniousIy constructed,
sparkling, and sympathetic comedy, IN the old
version. and It could not easily be spoiled. Sup
pressed dread Of peril the part OF the heroine
an atmosphere of suspense ard secret is the
of the comedy. and excellent acting is required
for its adequate performance Captain MarshaITs
adaptation enllstS the services of a number OF
specially talented players Miss Millward. the
countess gave a strong performance. devoid. how
ever of innate aristocracy and deficient in depth
of feeling and elegance of manner. A fine ennbodi-
rnent of the chief OF police given by Sidney
Herbert-always an actor.
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NO CHAPLAIN FOR srICIDE's FUNERAL.

Boston. Sept I6.-As there chaplain avail
able. Chaplain Morrison Of the cruiser Olympia
having ended his life last week, and Chaplain
Trfbou having left the city Lieutenant Commander
Harlow obliged TO read the burial service to-
dav over the body Of Lieutenant John Ramsay
Morris Of the OLYMPIA who shot himself on board
the vessel yesterday After the brief service the
body was conveyed to the North Station. detail
of hIueiackets acting a guard of honor The
bodv was sent 70 Kansas City. the former home OF
Lieutenant Morris this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
No ADDITIONAL AHERIC4N CARDINAL.

Rome Sept. 16.-Pressure for the appointment
of another American Cardinal continues 10 reach
the Vatican from American Chuiciiiiieii- NJ
correspondent of The Associated Press however Is
in a nostion n saw that whatever the future may
bring forth there will be no American Cardinal
nominated the Consstory WHICH VIII ma 'iie
close OF the PapaI Jubilee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

Charles Phelps Of Vernon. Attorney General,
seeking denomination. was opposed by William
A. King Of Windham. George L. Lilley. of
Waterbury. a candidate for the office Of Con
eressnan-at-I arge. was opposed by Z. {. FRS
HE of Hartford. All these contests remain 10 be
decided by the convention tomorrow.
The committee on permanent organization
o4oea Senator Plat for permanent chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
pTPPY & VFITH'S FATHER IN

AIunce. Ind. Sept, 1.-THE Rev. Jacob Heath
father of Perry S. Heath. is believed to be dying
a his home in this city. and all his children have
been summoned. Perry S. Heath IS expected TO
arrive from Utah in day or two. and Mrs Cham
berlaiu. a daughter. is on he way from Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
ALUHINUM FOR PRINTING
Republican.

From The Springfield Republican.
Experiments are being made In France with tha
idea of substituting aluminium paner GU.
for writing printing. 1t is possible ~ r PIE
aluminium into sheets fourthousandths Of an ~,
thick in which form il weighs less than oaL
By the adoption of suitable machinery ~ =
claimed these sheets be made even tbin,a -
and can be used for book and writing IA psr NJ
metal viii oxidize. is practically fire and watar
proof and is indestructibie by worms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
KING OSCAR RECEIVES Az AMERICAN

Stockholm Sweden. Sept. liking Oscar to-day
received AxeI Josephsson. Of Washington, in pri-
vate audience the royal palace. The COnversa-
ton between the King and his visitor related
chiefly the doings and the welfare Of Swedes
in America. hut his majesty also evinced keen in
terest in American commercial combinations and all
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

Highest temperature yesterday GO degrees lowest So;
average for corresponding date last
wear rs; for corresponding date twenty-five
years, Sc.
light to fresh winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
DIED.

sNITH-At Boston September 1902 Margsr.. Y. Cor
son wi0fw Of Thomas g smith Funeral services az
day morning. at II o'clock Interment convenencs
OF the family.
TUCKER-At Bound Brook y. J.. Tuesday morning.
4. Tucker. widow OF
Tucker the S3d OF her age Funeral ser
a late residence II O'Clock Thursday. the
Friends invited without further notice
TURNBULL-At Cazenovta. y Y. on September IS
Catherine Van Rensselaer, wife Of Robert J. TGrnbull
daughter john X Screven. in the Dist year o.
Funeral services viii be held at ST. Peter
Church Nesrchestsr y. Y. Wednesday. Septerr-
a go o Carriages VIII meet the train
leaving 129th-st- Sd-ave- L rs .
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mails for Germany close Monday and Wednss-
DAY
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station half closing time shown below.
that Supplementary cen
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directed per : Philadelphia >. at $50 a m sup
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC--This steamer takes printed
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After the closing supplementary Trans-Atla1tio
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