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wasted Lives

Cecil Rhodes builded great empire but
never lived to see it blessed with peace and
contentment An Omaha hack driver
boarded fortune Of S6s,ooo and starved
himself to death in the effort to acquire
more Both the industrial giant and the
thrifty reinsman devoted the best years of
their lives to that which they most adored.
and neither enjoyed the fruits Of their labor.
nor have they left behind them many who
will deeply mourn their departure. One
ife was as wautouly wasted as the other.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
NAVAL DISASTERS
Loss of Ships ahd Lives in
Elemental Warfare.
CHEERING AT DEATH.

The Samoa Bay Tragedy Where Our
Sailors Died Like Heroes $500 Other
Great Battles with the Elements
i'm which Ships and Lives Were
Lost by Our Gallant Navy-sicard's
MArooning in the Pacific-The In
surgents Fatal VOyaRe--The Albany,
Etc, Etc.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
BURIED TREASURE
The Numerous Stories Of Fab
ulous Wealth Hidden Away.
CAVALIERS" TALE OF RICHES

Little Dog. the Piegan Indian Chief,
who Had Treasure OF Eyeless
Buttons. Failed 10 Realize That
They Were Gold Until FOO Late
They Are Still Buried Where the
Red Man Planted Them.
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
The OOuraEs Of DO.pair

To ask for no balm for thv pain.
Though thy tortured brain longs for re-
lief;
To strive net affection to gain,
Though thy ssar'd heart be worn out
with grief.
To know not the feeling Of fear
Though disease puts thss out Of the race;
To hope not for symprthY here,
Though Death s,arss thee full 10 the
faes.
To seek no, for friendship, or love,
Though thy loneliness ehllls to the core
To hope not for help from above,
Though bound to depart for that shore.
To Care not, How, When or Where,
This Is "Ths Courage Of Despair"
Poor Scribe.
B.-The author owns the hard i'm
parchment that the above contains more
Truth than Poetry" P.S.
Skagway, Aug. y.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
BUSY DAY
Judge Rogers Deals Out
Justice in Big Measure.

Judge Rogers and Marshal Shook were
busy yesterday forenoon with the Indians
who were concerned In the melee Of Fri
dav. Sam Harris, who hit and otherwise
punished Maggie Johnson, was given 90
DAYS In jail, L. d. Bruins, the lOngshore-
man, who did sam Harris, the Indian Sill
versmlth. to a finish, was also given 90
days for the same offense.
Jennie Casa, who Is also an Indian
maiden, was given so DAYS for furnishing
the whisky which caused all the trouble.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
FOR RENT
Days of Log Cabins a
Shacks Are Past.

have a we'll made house near the ST
three rooms, with a good we'll In klteI
and will lease same TO a responsible pa
for S. a month.
Rave the wamest house In town,
rooms, furnished and wood shed, will I
for a year 70! SIS a ninth.
have several other houses furnls
or unfumlshed and will rent TO permar
tenants at reduced prices.
Twill lease nv store on Broadway
location In town, II Is ISx7S will lie
safe and fixtures In store and give pos
sion Immediately. Catch on.
IN F. T. Keelar, Money KIM
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
TWO TODAY
Cottage and the Amur Are
Due.

The Cottage City did not get In on
schedule Yesterday but will no doubt put
In an appearance today. The Amur should
also get In on schedule time today. Both
will have good passenger lists out. The
The Cottage City sold INST Of her ae-
eommodatlOns Yesterday, but will have
some lett today. Mr. Rosenberg sold
many tickets TOR the Amur also today,
The Farallon should be the next boat
10. She Is expected Tuesday. She will
be followed BY the Humboldt and the
Spokane Wednesday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
Good Man in Charge

Anthony MeCaulsy, one ohths brightest
newspaper men who ever came to the
North, Is now editor Of the juneau Dis
patch, Douglas department. He succeeds
Major Smyths, who went below, and he
will make the department newsy at least.
Mr.. McCaulsv has many friends In Skag-
way. whsrs he spent a considerable time
In the employ Of the White Pass as tele-
graph operator
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
NOTICE OF UNITED STATES
MARsHAL'S SALE.

In the United States District Court for the d.
tfict OF Alaska, Division No. !. I 4
The City Of Skagway, Municipal Corpor9floE
". Joseph Moore. III
Notice is hereby given that under Hne. by
Slrtue Of an execution Issued out OF w ynlted
States District Court for the District 81 hlaakA
Division No. !, IN the suit OF the a9oyp named
plaintin The City Of Skagway aMuhigiPi Spr.
pOratiOn, against Joseph Moore tne feicndhnt
duly attestcd, dated the 5th day ~ Nay, 1902, J
have levied upon the following he)cpbed pro
porty OF the defendRnt,9 ybsRtt Lot
No. nine, (9) In block No. fftydfci(o5l, Skag'
way, Alaska, according 70 9ipey and pla77
thereof by +. II. Reid. O. F., bfether with all
improvements thereon, out Of Yhch am COM
manded 10 make the sum Of fourteen and l0'lOO,
gi4l5, dollars, together with interest aud aceru'
Notice is hereby gixen that on the 29rd day Of
August, 1902, at O'Clock p. m OF said day Al the
West hall door Of the United states court house,
nj Skagway, Alaska, will In obedience 70 sald
execution levy and witt ofVendltioni E1ponas
issued Iuly "a 1902 sell the above described
property TO satisfy plaintiffs Judgment ia me
sum OF ({ial5l, beSidcsintercst ana accrulng
costs. to the highest and best bidder LOT oAAh
IN hand. ,
Dated skagway, Alaska. July q, 1902. o,.u.
United States Marshal.
By IOhn W. Shook,
deputy United States Marshal.
Date OF frst publication Iuly.2o,
Dale OF last publication August r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
FURS
Winters Cold Blasts Are
Upon Us, Prepare,

have a few pieces Of nicely made up
furs for ladies' wear and will sell them to
you for much less thsn one half what you
would pay any one else. have eapes
and collaret,ss In river mink, electric seal,
black sable and lamb, and YOU will surely
buY them Il YOU will look At them.
NV nugget jswelry Is still on sale at one
third Of ANYBODY slse's price.
One rug, Okla left, and another one, I2x
IS on hand; let's change hands.
Kselar, Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
FOR SELF
l.. A. Harrison Not Repre-
senting Alaska Transfer.

l.. A. Harrison, who went to Valdez
on the Santa Ana, did not 90 as the repre-
sentative Of the Alaska Transfer Co., as
eroneously stated BY the Daily Alaskan,
but on his own business. L. T. wilkes Is
the only representative Of the Alaska
Transfer CO. who went West. The latter
purchased the entire business Of Mr. Har-
rlson before he left the city,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
WAS GREAT
Camera Club Banquet Was
Highly Enjoyed.

The banquet ana entertainment Of the
Camera club which was held In the
quarters OF the club last night was a con-
pIete success Dr. Hall was the master OF
esremon.eS and introduced tho entertainers.
The following program was rendered;
MlndJil nlni guitar SOLD. ...............
Goes. Miss Young and M. Calllrman.
Violin solo ... .Bsuadine whalsn.
Recitation. ............MiSS Ethel weSte.
Recitation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Miss Case.
Fruit punch, Scheibet and leo cream
were served with the collation.
The club quarters were beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and pottsd plants,
besides The regular decorations Of photo
graphs 1nj pictures.
There were about 90 persoes present and
10 was not un,i, nearly I o'clock that the
iun stoprej. A dishlght picture Of the
crowd finished the performance.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
OLD TIMES
Skagway Had a Busy APP
prarance Last Night.

The large list Of KIondiNsrs In the city
vssterily evening and last night gave the
,Ity an oli time busy appearance. The
PLACES % business were all crowded late
into ihr night. Restaurants, hotels,
clothing and iIy goods stores all received
a gool patronage.
To, tain brought I07 Of the more than
,5o people Who llnjet 10 whltehorse FRI
lav evening ana night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
Running Again

The Juneau 10 mal Is again running
and under the management Of George Rig
gins, one Of the best writers Of the North.
The Journal got the official printing at Ju-
nsau at the last meeting Of the city eOun-
al down there.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

TIE Matthew Commercial Co. will
cl0ss ont 'heT cookery glassware, lamps
ans br,- -brac. tInw3re, glnl,e, iron and
kitchen utensils within the next two
weeks. Anyone needing ANYTHING In this
line will fl we'll 90 StOlk 10 while they
have The ch nle.
An g11.S % cost and lower.
S-t--rw. r. a. Woodruff, Mgr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

The Daily Alaskan has received an
assortment of Plate Text, tho very
latest type for society printing. It
Il the fashion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Inc Royal Laundry cannot be exeelled.
They cln suit your taste and convenience
and fl you In prices. Phone 81, next to
electric light Plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
New HOnoR..tAurAnt RsOpons

10 reopenlng this house Il Is my purpose
to run a first-elaSs restaurant and boarding
house. Special attention will be given to
regular boarders. The house will be first
class In every respect, with good home
cooking, etc. Mrs. NJ. Benhoiter.
Skagwav, Aug. 8 1909. Nv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

II you want good wori; done telephone
No. lis Automatic, Key City Laundry
They take Il away and return Il In a few
hours. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT
The following steamers Hse scheduled
arrive on the dates uamed;
The time to advertise is all the time.

All the dellcacles Of the season the
Royal Cafe. Lunches put up on short
notice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Furnished rooms and houses for rent
advertised In the Daily Alaskan-always
bring plenty Of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Summer underwear In silk, cotton, bal
brig m, merlna and cammel hair, al Clay
sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

The best people In the cltv patronlze the
Seattle Saloon. Il serves only the best Of
everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Get prices at ROYAL Laundry for family
work, special rates In rough dry, next
to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

The best lunch, the best beer, the best
people, the best Of everything at the Seat
lie Saloon-for gentlemen only.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
olrIwAntod

For light house work. Good pay. In
qulre at Alaska Steamship Co.'S office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Fresh oysters at the Pack Train Res
taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

New line Of the latest fall skirts AZ
tailor made suits have just been received
Behrends. 27tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Spring chicken At the Pack Train res
taurant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

Fine summer suits, stylish and neat, at
Slavson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

uGups and valIess at Clayson S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
For Sale. Old PapOrs

OLD papers a,c bundle at this office. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
Tovnsite Notice.

n July 20, 1904
Claimants to lots within my So acre .
can now obtain title according to agf
ment Of September S, 1901, upon app
alton to the Office Of the Moore Wharf {
Signed, ], Bernard Moore
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24
A. A. cutter shoes at ClaysOn's.

Mining blanks at this OmsA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

II you want'to be we'll Informed on 10
happenings, subscribe for the Daily Al
kan. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-24

The advertising columns Of the Dial
Alaskan are the peoples exchange mart.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
MANY NEW MILLS
GOINGUP IN SOUTH
FATAL EXPLOSION OF
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN
Apparatus for Generating Gas, Being
Overcharged, Bursts and the Opera
tor Almost Instantly Killed.

PHILADELPHIA. July . While
charging a soda water fountain 81 Dr..
Isaac NJ SUPPLIES drugstore. on the
southeast corner Of Twentieth and Berks
Streets. Joseph Chipchase. colored, aged
twenty-five years, was almost instantly
killed yesterday by the the bursting Of
the generator used in making the charg-
ing gas
The gas inside the apparatus exploded,
SCATTERING it to pieces, one of which
struck Chipchase, making a frightful
wound across his abdomen and so injUr-
ing him that he died almost immedi-
ately
Chipchase had been employed in the
drugstore only about a week and had not
yet become thoroughly familiar with the
methods Of charging the fountain. It is
probable that he neglected TO watch the
gauge on the generator and consequently
overcharged the apparatus. thus causing
the explosion
The report Of the explosion was ire
mendous and the conclusion shook the
whole building. Dr. Supplee. the pTO-
prietor. was in the store at the time.
and hearing the crash ran to the cellar
TO see what was the matter. There he
found ChIpchase lying on his face Il q
pool Of blood, with pieces Of the broken
apparatus scattered all about him. He
quickly carried the injured man Up
stairs and tried II restore him 20 con-
seiousDess, but by the the q physician.
who had heeH sent Tor, arrived, the man
was dead
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
NOMENCLATURE IN MAINE.
Curious Names With Which Some Peo-
pie Are BuTdened Up There.


There is in the northern part OF PIs-
CataQuis county 4 most estInable family.
which consists OF Mr. and Mrs. Ossian
CalIigan and their seven children. Three
CT the children are girls and the remain
ing four, naturally enough. are boys.
The boys were christened Matthew.
Mar. Luke ard John. while the daurf1-
ters rejoice in the names Of Faith. Hone
ard Charity. They are said TO be among
the most attractive young women in that
section Of the State
There IS another Maine family which
also deserve mention in this connec-
ton They originally came from yir-
ginia and settled in the northwestern
part Of Hancock county soon after the
war Mr. and Mrs Erastus Black are
negroes Of the darkest possible shade
and their FIVE children are named as
follows; Abraham Lincoln Black. Har-
riet Beecher Stove Black. Hannibal
Hamlin Black, Julia Ward Howe Black
and Ulysses Grant Black All Of the
family are still living. but the father
and mother and Harriet are the only
ones who now reside in Maine
among the others are a Hogg. we'll
known groceryman IN the western part
OF the State. and 4. Bird Cough. d pros
porous Bar Harbor groceryman. Neal &
Pray we're formerly a well known under
taking firm in one OF the towns along the
coast, while / c. Sparrow is even now
Ia the ice cream business over East.
Cassens Cassens Cassens IS today one Of
RCckIand's mG2t respected citizens.
Forty years ago Larzy Sharky was one
OF the best known men In Bangor. Clog
Ogerson and OaIgum Snivy are both en-
teTprising farmers in %ew-Sweden The
list might even now be continued al
most indefn' tely. And there are stu
many towns to be heard from.-Keune-
bee Journal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
MARRIED TO WRONG HUSBANDS.
Queer Complications at Recent Wed
ding IN Hungary.

One Of the most extraordinary we'd
dings ever celebrated was that OF two
brothers who married two sisters about
. couple Of years ago at Sandorfalva. N
Hungary Il is, necessary in Hungary
that a civil marriage should precede the
more proper ceremony in the church
At the civil ceremony Emmerich Tanks
was married TO Katicza Pstay and
Francis Tanks to Mary Patay.
The wedding day came. and the young
couples arrived at the church for the
final ceremony. At the altar the brides
somehow changed places. eventually
leaving the church married 10 the
wrong husbands. The greatest con
steruation prevailed at the discovery,
AID the wedding feast afterward was q
mere shadow OF the expected JorIality
The bridegrooms appealed to the priest
for advice. but he said the brides father
could settle the matter That gentle
man agreed TO give his decision at the
termination OF the feast. and matters
xent more smoothly. By that time. how
ever. no doubt in consequence Of his
success in having married two daughters
st once Of his hands he had drunk, not
wisely, but too well, Of the cheap Hun
garian vine. and was incapable Of any
thing
Though the brides besought him. On
bended knees, 10 apportion them 70 one
or the ether Ct the SWANS. IL was all
in vain. The matter had TO be brought
before the courts, which decided on Civ
fng the brides TO the men they loved
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
Standing of the Teams.

The Statesmen dropped both games to
the Quakers yesterday. The team Was
badly crippled, and the Senators could
not put UP their usual gilt-edge game.
Carrict twirled good bali during the first
game. Patten. who pitched the second
game, had an of-day- The Quskors man
aged to get fifteen safe hits of him. and
in the eighth inning they got eight runs,
which won the game for them.
First game R.H.E
Athletics. 000GOZ10 /
Washington. Z o 0 0 0 O-1 0
Batteries-afitcheI and Schreck; Car
rick and Clarke.
Score Of the second game:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
CURRENT { 4 EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA
Alumni Of University of
Virginia Organize,
Police Commissioner From the Second
Ward to Be EIected-GeEeTal Oh
servance Of independence Day.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 5.-The city
council will cn next Tuesday night
elect a police commissioner from
the Second Ward. The term OF Office Of
FoI:oe Commissioner Herbert Bryant,
who now represents that ward, will then
have expired It is understood that be
VIII be a candidate for reelection, al
though several weeks ago he stated that
he would not again be 4 candidate Mr.
Thomas A. Fisher. who represents the
Armour Beef Company in this city. viii
oppose him.
The election CT Police Commissioner
excites considerable interest. and for
some time past the friends Of Mr.. Fish
er have been working indefatigably in
his interest, while on the other hand a
number of CounciImea who want to see
Captain Bryant returned to the board
are losing no time. From present indi-
cations. however. Nj. Fisher seems to
have the best end Of the deal His
friends claim that he will be elected
by = good majority. The friends of Cap
tain Bryant. on the other hand, are
equally sanguine Of the outcome Of the
election.
Since the organization Of the police
board there have been two factions, and
Invariably there are bitter fights IN IN
portant questions that are brought be-
fore them for consideration
Former students of the University Of
Virginia Of this city and vicinity met
yesterday morning in the law Office OF
Col K. Kemper, 218 King Street. and
formed a permanent local organization
Of the alumni OF the University Of Vir-
GINA
The meeting was called to order by
Colonel Kemper. who presided, and MIR.
Douglass Stuart acted as secretary.
Judge J. b sener. OF washington, D. C.,
was present and outlined a plan of or
ganizatton.
The following officers were then elect
eG: X Kemper, president; DR.. John s.
Powell. Of OccoquaR. vice president;
Douglass stuart, secretary. The follow
ing constitute the executive committee:
Judge J. X II. Norton. Harry 3. Cation,
Eugene 3. Taylor, Gardner L. Boothe.
ard 4. Walton Moerz
Messrs- James 0. BTCfn, H B. Cation,
a<eEHaPer, and Douglass Stuart were
named as a committee TO solicit new
members for the organization
The delegates to the next annual com
Hencement Of the university are h.
Ken2per, = Egme, Lewis Hachen, and
E B. Taylor
Upon motion the constitution and by
laws OF the general alumni we're adopt
ed. subject. however, TO such changes
as might be necessary to meet the ex-
listing local conditions It was decided
10 hold the annual meeting OF the or
ganization on April IS, the anniversary
OF the birth Of Thomas jefferson. the
founder OF that Institution
The following IS a list OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia alumni Of this city:
!. c. Barley, L. II. Blackford, John S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
SAW SEA SERPENT
IIhh SSlI'hR AD I'll / iiiiiBElRfiiifiAiii
Visitor Went Sixty Miles to
See Marine Wonder.

NEW YORK. July 5.-The new fish OF
animal CT reptile, or whatever the six
foot thing at the aquarium Is, when
some have named = sea serpent. ana the
biologists have not been wiling % label
more definitely than Pare Species
Moray has drawn crowds Of visitors
since it brought froa Bermuda
early il the week
The attendance has been nearly
doubled and jumped from daily total
s.f from 5000 and 5000 10 e nao and Il
01o- Yesterday It was estimated that
$1,000 or 17.ooe people passed through
the cid brown vailed fortress At the
Battery. Il vas necessary TO station .
man al front OF the tank in which the
snaky looking thing lay gaping. 70 keep
/ the crowd moving
This man had his troubles falaIling
his duties,
Keep moving there; there is too
a7,ieh people Up there behind you.
rs this me ne#--''
Yes! The ether way. please Don't
stand in front there. please. Keep
moving there. L beats all why people
VIII go the wrong
Can Won tell lie where the sea ser
psass ls2 Oh, is that X Thank YOU.
Il does look Ike q snake, doesn't it,
Keep NOV"
At this moment 4 fashlonabiy dressed
HoI1an walked up and remarked. y have
come sixty miles to see the mermaid
VIII you kindly point her out 70 ne?''
The attendants face became a blank.
/ Wha-wha-what did you say. ma am .
Did you inquire about a mernaid2 Where
/ did you hear that there was a mermaid
here? Then she added, as the attendant
shook his head 7 am SO sorry.
Keep moving there. ~ was his only re-
Spouse as she turned away.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05

Two-base hits-Davis, l. Cross, .;
Shrek. 8; Waddell. Ryan, Doyle, Carey,
2. Ely Home r=in-Lee- Hit by pitch
fr-pzaz FIRST fbzse on baiis-Fultz
Davis. RYAN. C0ughIin, Ely, Lee First
base On erroTs-AthIeties, l. washing
ton. . Left on bases-Athleties, .;
IyesF,Ingtor, & stolen bases HaTtsei
F;;i;tz. Str1scx out-CastTo. Ely. Lee
PatteH. 2. Double plays-aa Cross, Cas-
tro. and Davis: Carey, unassisted; DILL
and Carey. Passed balis-Ciark- Wild
pitch-NaddeH UmpIres-Johnstcn and
5sar7.thers. Time CT game, hours and
; minutes. Attendance. 1882.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
CUBA'S RECEIPTS FOR
THE MONTH OF JUNE
Figures Given Out by the Government
President PaIma's Letter TO
Mr. Sqriers-

HAVANA, July 5.-The Governments
receipts during the month Of June were
as follows: Customs. 1892, 252; posts,
s22, SOS; internal revenue. S55,782, and
other sources. s116S7
President Palma wrote TO Mr. squiers.
the United States minister, yesterday ex-
pressing good wishes for the American
people on the occasion Of the Fourth Of
July
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Standing of the Teams.
Death of q Confederate Veteran.

WINCHESTER. Va. July 5.-Mr. John
W. Boyd, ore of the Oldest and best
known residents Of Frederick county,
died Thursday night after N illness Of
about month. at his home On the
WILDWOOD Road. near Winchester. Nj
Bovd wes a native Of Frederick county
and was seveEty-four years OF age He
served in the Confederate army. and
during his life held positions Of trust II
the county.