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New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

Cash quotations follows; Flour easy; No 2
spring wheat T6AR77Lc; No 3, T5i4c No : red. o2ts4
s$c oats 42c; No white $50 4ilss; No whiJe
42l2 d44c; rye 5Sd5Sl2c fair to choice maltlnS
barley 6sg7lc; No l haxseed 81 6i No Northwestern
IS as mess pork per hb SIG s5GS16 80; lard 100 ~
TO- short ribs sides ooose) 81 ioS9 90 dry
alted shoulders boxed SGSC short clear sides tooNed
$40 05dSO 10 Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm creameries, l9Q22c dairies lSG20c
Cheese easy, l2Q13kc- Eggs easy; fresh, liFsc
Duluth May 6.-Close: Wheat-Cash No hard. 791ze;
No / Northern T6lzc No . Northern 14l2c; May and
july T6ac: September. 74isc Manitoba No NoftherA
cash and May 151ec; No Northern iSc Oats, 4%'4e.
September. 29%c; corn, 6Oiec
Milwaukee. May 6.--Wheat steady; close: No North
ern nc: No Northern. 76c; July 15haI5esc. Rye
frm: No l. 5S1EQ59c- BARLEY firm; No .. I0lsgTlc.
sample, 6OaTO&c Corn, July. 6lAc.
Minneapolis May 6.-Close: Wheat. May 75asc. July,
753 QT55sc; track. No hard Tslsc; No Northern,
T6ilT7GSc; Northern. 14sc. Flour. patents.
So s5qSS 95 second patents So 6jaS3 10 first clears,
So SO: clears 81 10 Bran in bulk higher, S1I8
Sl4 90.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
RAIIlMnRE & nHIn RAIRnAll
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin St station. New York fo.Iow
- later foot West I'D y.
= 10 a M-For Intern points 70 Albany.
III ~ 4. Nd Hudson Rlv & Mob Express
1900 p M.-Chicago Express.
-225 P. Mont Lin for Detroit. Chicago ST. r.ousa
1S;i5 +. No FoF Hudson River Points q Albany
-6.l5 r M.-Eor Roch-. Buffalo CIeve'd & Chlcaxo-
i7.f5 T. M-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit K ST L15Is
'9lS p A;-For syrs, Roel.. Mas. Fails. Det a CHI
-paly- fDaily. except sunday Leaves
No az tlO;lS A NJ No az Is 06 r ~ Leaves Jersey
City, p r. r. sta. No. I'll NJ No. = al IS
NJ. Time tables principal hotels Baggage
checked from hotel or residence BY Westeott's EN
A. H SMITH. G r. LAMBERT
Genl Superintendent Genl Pasz'r AgsaL
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
Rallroaos.
WABASH RAILROAD.
| LackaWanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
A. M.-For BtnEhamton and Syracuse
.lO.OO A M-For Buffalo, Chicago Isuf
q 40 J. M.-For Buffalo Chicago.
=. Nor Scranton and PlvmOuth-EaTet
s6:lO r. M-FOT Buffalo and Chicago.
=. M.-For Utica OsWcgo. Ithaca nd buffalo
'2:OO A M.--For Buffalo ana Ckicago-Through sleep
ers open o l.. NJ
Tickets al i2g broadway. Howard St: ISa Broad
way. ST.; ilS Broadway. Y. s3S FNllton 81
Brooklyn
sDaly. tExcept SUNDAY.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
q RAILROAD.
f0Ot Crosses 81 sna coSass, Streets s'''s' ana
DThe leaving time from Desbro.ses and
COrtiandt Streets Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station. except where otherwise noted
% car! a S VI yg TAST + 10 s csr s Ras
3 eai'ssO, No coaches to PistshgrE. ,,....,.-s
65S l. NJ SE hSa ce
For ssRas csEsaso cieVssns ToSo caoaaa a
1.55 p. VI ca1cAGo 8 rGs.- SIS LOUIS ExPREss-For
Toledo Louisville Cvia CIncinnatO Indianapolis. Chs
o.55 p. NJ. sT LOUIS ExPREss.-For PittsSuTg. Ind
555 r w. lzS WEsrRS 4. ExPREsSFor sfss E Chicago For
= " PScIFIc se1fe' ExPRRssr PRES Pl.surg and
Routes cf GF kn95ys s E d4y VIA & shensae11s AS
SIS p W. cffvEI%xD L ASb crI sHfsRS EyREss
--Fo- Pittsburg. Cleveland ana Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
H5S 49,, p S25 Dining S9rl 100 DesbE9ssss sEa co-s
1855 d5s9I5s ci5l 10 1bsssrossss aad cocs;
Paror and Dining CsrsS. as CDining CaT1. as DIN
sunday as iz 5Dia1s S@' eaf 81 ioss 6 ipnE Car S1 =
Parlor and Dining cars) 525 Dining Carr 425 DIN
SOUTHERN RAiLwX4-E8press.' 25 as p 1910
ATLANTIS COAST LINE.-Express. 9.25 m and o. 5
sEABoATD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-'.FIoriaa and Metre
Potan Limited" l255 daily. Express. ~ 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.wAx.-For Memphis
cIiEsAPEGKE ASD oaIo RAiIwAx-7ss r. a. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a
weekdays and s.55 D. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-855 a. m. and 25S p m week-daJs-
sendayS 1-5S a m Through Nsstealed Trains, SUI
Ist Parior Cars and standard Coaches On Sesk-ays-
Paor Smoking Car. Paror Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAE--l2-55 2. m. weekdays
points Nev-York Long Branch Railroad
West Twenty-thrd Street station. $50 a m. L. -
m from n nnf bes545.ss iS p and oAda5 soTta5t ss %
m. $50. a4O $50 and nSO p. m sundays sso A.
m. SIS T. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
61O (Desbrosses Cortlaud Streets. 62 us. rs.
SIS. S55. 925 Dining Carr s55 Penna Lirnited 1910
(Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets lOO (DininS Carr.
105J Dining Carr. IL 12SS (Dtnins carr 2io
Ing Carl 25 Dining Carr, ass Dining Carl
555 Dining Can 755. SIS. S55. % 2 10 night
Sundays, 610 55 coaches S25 s IS. 925 Dining
Carr. 9.55 QImiteG). ass 1O55 Dining Carr ~
Dining Csr) L55 Dining Carr 325 Dining Carr ass.
425 Dining Carl. Dining Carr 555 Dining CARR
T55. SIS. $50. % D m. 12 10 night.
Ticket III and 26l
1s2 Fifth Avenue Coeow sd St) Astor House, Vest
Twentyhird Station and stations foot Of Des-
Street eS Broadway Pennsylvania Annex 5tation-
Brooklyn Statcn Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company call and check baggage from hotels
residence through destination Telephone pl&
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
] B. HUTCHINSON. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r AEsn<-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL z. r.
Liberty and south Ferry 0ime from South
Ferry FIVE minutes earier)-
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-s4oO CI15. Easton and Betn1shs1a
onIyl A. T. CS5- - Easton only1 p. "
sundays. "a A NJ. 100 3 50 P. NJ
WILKESBARRE AND SCR ANTON-s4Oo. sto
A. NJ. 40 P. NJ Sundays s425 A. NJ
IAK F.VVOOI}. TtsHIS RIVER AND BARNEGAT--
P4OO a. NJ, $50, 80. f4.1O. Lakewood only).
SEQ P. NJ Sundays. 10 Is a NJ.
ATLANTIC CITY-940 A NJ. $40 P. n
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-s4OO A. NJ. $50
p. NJ
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAy
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOR1
POINTS-'4OO. $50 1L3O A. NJ. AIS $50 p. n
Sundays 9CO A NJ 500 ?. NJ
A. NJ. 100 ti-3O 13.OC t-3 40 400. f43O. IS 90.
1900. 100 1870. $780, 1928 P. NJ, '12.15 Mdt
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
WILLIA AMSPORT-l 400 425. ts.OO. If8.IO 1000
Reading only) Ol2O Reading Pottsvillel. ilslGO.
T130 p NJ, '12 Is MIDI Harrisburg fI so.
$500 P. NJ. Reading and Harrisburg only t450.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-FrOm foot OF Rector ST..
Pier s Atlantic Highlands. Seabright. Monmouth
Beach and Long Branch. 10 A. NJ. $50 P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is a.
Visible supply .
Same time 1901

COTTON-The market . pronounced rally
day, aching S32c for July, this
the best figure which that option sold yesterday
There feeling the curb that the market
in shape FOR much better things. provided further
sensatonal developments TO light in the stock
ket The start was steady. with prices unchanged 10
points lower on months and unchanged points
higher On far months this being most disappointing
considering that Liverpool furnished bulsh cables
ana that receipts were light Following the call
bears took advantage Of absence OF speculative
70 force the summer months of and for the time being
frightened out wOuldb investors The New-Oreans
ket rather heavy. and adyices from the English
market later reflected Tagging bull sentiment. July
the local ring sold of 905c and bid
lower. Then small receipts large shipments in
ter1cT towns, with huish from
kets revived confidence in bull circles undermined
the position Of Slowly
ton broadened and prices stnened up. Liberal
ports and favorable advices from spinning
bined 20 encourage buying for marked rise
believed by traders
had been thoroughly shaken out by yesterdays break
mat the short account had been enlarged.
mdafternoon the buying movement became active
ana general with shorts badly frightened
higher with rush; July finally reaching 952c August
Sl5c- Near the close furry Of profit taking
crate room covering sent PRICES on several points
the close steady and 10al7 points higher.
were estimated at 100000 bales. late advance
ciG spnners md exporters.
The Of contract prices local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
ROYAL Billie LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
-fS.OO 1900 "1l3O a ". 100 tLS0. 4s34O. 800.
200 p NJ SO y mdt.
FFrom Liberty St only. 'Daily fDay, except Sunday
sSunday only. 9Paror only. Via Tamadua
Ofces. Liberty Ferry South Ferry ia 2sI ss4.
1900 1884 Broadway. 1S2 Ave SQUARE West
I53 East 125th St 125th ST. 245 Columbus Ave-
New York 3i4. SEQ Fulton Brooklyn. "a
broadway Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co call.
for and checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESIsER @ VI BURT
GenI Manager. Gen'I Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo May e-Flour firm. Winter-Spring strong
No Northern. carloads s01ae winter strong; No req
9Oc Corn very dull; No yellow. 67l2c; No 3 do 6Ic
No corn 66$4c; No do 6614 Q66isc Oats quiet but
firm; white. 4sl4c; No do, 4sc; No mixed. 452c
No z do. 45c Barley, 6S0T1c spot. Rye, No i, 6S12c
freghts steady; wheat. 4c; Sc. TO New-Yo
Chicago May 6--The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
l,EHiCH Valley
West 2d Cortiandt snd neshrosses Streets o.
sDaly Except sunday. sunday changes; i-& ci1A


5l BroadWsy ls! st Ave- Union square Vest p Solnnoas
BFook n y Transfer Co. vii call for aad cheek baggage
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
1nsirnrllon.
For Young Ladies-City.

MISS MURPHY
NJ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Foreign travel
I6O III S5th St.
MRS DORIS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
BUILDERS EXCHANGE.

The committees. on bylaws of the
builders and Traders Exchange met
last night and completed tneir work
There We're present tl> following: W
W. Hall, temporary president of the
Exchange: l.. T.. Pinkham. chairman
nj the committee; +. W. Bcardslce.
\. Gartlcy. Oscar Settlers, G. 4. Lewis
Gud II. McKcchnie.
There will he general meeting OF
the Exchange Friday next at 1880 D.
r.. AT which the bylaws as completed
b. the committee last night will bG
taken up for consideration.
Members al the Master Builders
Association may become charter mem
bcrs Of the Exchange free of charge
Ill others will b" charged 81 each for
the privilege.
At thc meeting Friday night, a com
n.lttee. will report names for the va
rlous offices Of the Exchange. There
VIII b" president, two vice prcsi
dents, secretary. treasurer and ten di
II ctOrs, five of whom will serve one
year and five ~o years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
GOOD TEMPERANCE PLAY

At the Orpheum tonight and tomor.
rev night the EIletord Company will
produce play wei known to the
tA'atergoing public Ten Nights in
a Bar Room" II il a strong-acting
LAY with moral that repeats thu
o!ten-told story OF intemperancc with
It's terrible results the wrecking Of
the happy home, it, degrading influ,
cnce and its final results in saloon
quarrels and murders, the quarrel OF
iHther and son, the killing OF little in.
rocent Mary, the suffering and mis-
'ry and woe caused by drink and gam,
bring. 1t teaches that the way Of the
trGnsgressor is hard and that of the
righteous is blessed.
The play Is somewhat mclodramatic
Tut has many entertaining and anus,
mr features and a variety of funny
situations and songs. II has many
bright lines and is more interesting as
II is taken from real life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
LADY To THE RESCUE
MRS. FRANK TURK IS
A BUSINESS WOMAN
Will Look After Her Husbands In
Interests on Waterfront While
He is Behind Prison
Bars.

"Deres To-day a.ruppin de beach
ticket office on Queen street." whis.
rered a sailor to his mate near the
attending at a bright and early hour
this morning. 81 wonder what's up9"
Get onto yerself,' advised the 9th.
er Amt yer heerd dat Mr.. Turk a.
Lewis is in der jug?
Waterfronters. including shippers
sailors and 'longshoremeD, were very
much surprised this morning to DO.
hold a fashionably dressed, dignificd
young lady in charge Of the office OF
Lewis & Turk; Captains Supplied
With Crews"
They had heard, Of course, that Os
car Lewis and Frank Turk were to
spend a month at the Government nos
tClry on the reef. but supposed that
their office would hS closed during
that period Of rest and that the water.
front would be without any shipping
p'asters
But Mrs. Frank Turk IL too plucky
a woman to let her husbands business
anguish while he Is temporarily indis.
rCsed, and she personally appeared at
the office today. with advance bills,
receipts. check.book and other docu.
n,entary and official paraphernalla Of
the firm. ready to take mold Of things
End see that they were run right by a
gs ntleman who has been delegated to
manage the business.
While the actual office and outside
work of the business will be managed
by the gentleman appointed by Lewis
d Turk. Mrs. Turk will oversee mat.
tors and look after the interests OF
nor husband.
The gentleman appointed to take
charge of the office ~ NOT generally
known in Honolulu. He - not new to
the business. however.
After leaving certain Instructions
with the manager, Mrs Turk with.
drew from the waterfront, leaving the
impression that she is thoroughly ca.
pnble Of taking care e MIR Turks in.
interests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
PHILIPPINE DUTIES

Washington. April 4-.-Assistant
Secretary SpauldIng today addressed
a reply to II committee from the Com
missioner Of Customs of Canada, in
which he states that under the act
temporarily to provide revenue for
the Philippine Islands manila fiber
,no product OF the Philippines. cannot
come into the United States and be-
exported TO Canada without being
subject to the Philippine export taxes
With regard to rope and cordage man
ufactnrcd IN the United States from
manila fiber, on which export duties
in the Philippine Islands have been
RENTED, he advises that Commission
or that II would have the same status
'rs other domestic manufactures, and
might be- exported to Canada without
being subject to the Philippine export
duty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

Send the weekly edition OF the Bull.
letln to your friends. Only 81 a year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
Honest dental work
at honest prices

The New York Dental Parlors are
under new management and are turn
ing out the best kind OF dental work
known to the profession at the lowest
prices ever known In Honolulu.
Each department in charge Of spe-
cialist and our operators are graduate
dentists of the best.recognized schools
in the L. S. or the world.
We have a larger staff than any 9th.
or dental office in the city; we have
the best plate workers, crown and
bridge specialists. and in fact all
branches of dentistry as practiced by
us are strictly up to date.
We can save you money on your den
tai work. We will tell you in advance
exactly what your work will cost by
a free examination.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
Heavy Storm Does
Damage in Berlin

Berlin, April IA violent thunder,
storm, accompanied by heavy rain,
broke over Berlin and it's vicinity
carly today. causing much damage.
Many buildings weer struck by light
uing. The fire brigade was summoned
to upward of 900 places 10 extinguish
lres and cope with the foods.
The water was 50 deep around tho
approaches to the railroad station on
Friedrich strasse that II was impus.
siDle to reach the depot. A. the I.chr.
te station some OF the waiting rooms
lad to he closed az the walls throat
Ghed to fall.
\ portion OF the emuaukment Of The
Pntsdam railroad near Schocneburg
vas swept away. and similar damage
TO the circular railroad necessitated a
suspension OF franc.
The streets were 80 flooded that the
cars in several districts were abandon
81 The streets were almost impass.
anle for pedestrians and consequent
ly the schools were closed. The mu
eum was considerably damaged. The
decorative portions Of many buildings
and the statues in the public squares
we're seriously damaged by nail, which
ioI time fell most heavily.
The cellars OF the Royal Thoater
ard the Reichsbank ARE under water
\ house on Gcricht strassc collaps
cd. Some Of the occupants were in
irIed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.
Q. II. Berrey's oaice. s Can

Q. II. Berrey's Office. 8 Campbell bid.
w. s. Withers will buy your surplus
horses at good prices.
a good room on car line is for rent.
See To Let column on page S.
Handsomely furnished oak chiffon
ers at J. Hopp & Co. See ad J..
There will be band concert at the
Moana hotel tomorrow evening.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, l249 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Comes & McTighe are sole agents for
the celebrated |. de Turks California
wines.
The First National at "a n. King
street makes a speciality of mixed
drinks.
NJ. q. Silva by his attorneys. Correa
ana Creighton. has entered a demurrer
to his wife's libel in divorce
There will be a meeting of the Board
Of Health at the usual time and place
this afternoon,
The concert to be given at Punahou
Friday night under the auspices Of the
Department Of Music, will he free. The
public IL cordially invited to attend.
A general meeting Of all Irishmen
Is to he held Sunday morning at "
O'Clock in Waverly hall. 4 large at
tendance Is requested See ad on page
s.
The Smith contempt case has been
submitted to the Supreme Court. Mr..
Davis continued speaking nearly all
this forenoon. and Mr.. Lewis briefly
replied.
The old native Waterman at the In
tcr-Island wharf fell in 1T down on
the waterfront this morning and was
removed to the Queens hospital in the
patrol wagon.
Mrs. Harry +. Lewis gives an after.
noon tea at the Won Holt premises in
Waikiki Saturday afternoon. from :
to 8. 4 large number OF invitations
have been issued. p,
4 three hundred dollar Cortland
rubber tired buggy to be given as a
prize in the Gentlemcns driving race
on June II Is on exhibition at Gus
Schnmann's carriage repository.
The bark $. G. Allen. Captain John.
son. sailed this morning with load
Of sugar for San Francisco. She mr..
rived here from the Coast IN March q
with general merchandise.
II was officer John Kaaua and not
Captain POhaku who turned I'm the
alarm from box ~ last night and sum
moned the fire department to the scene
of the fire in The Allen a. Robinson
Co.'S lumber yards.
The ninth anniversary Of Court ca
NOES. No. $40, \. O. f., will he Cele.
hrated in San Antonio hall, Vineyard
street. Saturday night. April &c. be-.
ginning at 1870 O'Clock. There will be
u reception first, followed by dance.
\ sailor Of the bark Louisiana, Cap
tam HalCrow, last week asked Cap.
tain Rodman Of the United States tug
lroQuois for berth aboard that yes.
sci. saying that Captain Halcrow had
agreed to pay him of. Iroviding Cap
tain Rodman was willing to ship him
| Captain tlalcrow denies that ne ever
Promised anything of the Kind to the
sailor. The seaman secured the de.
sired place aboard the Iroquois. Cap.
tain Halcrow does not want him back.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

The owner Of the libeled schooner
Frank W. Howe is on his way here
from Port Townsend. On his arrival
tb" difficulties with the crew will be
settled. In the meantime all legal
proceedings are suspended excepting
us to IOrmaIities necessary for pro
Il citing the rights of the seamon in
regard to the judgment rendered and
the new suits entered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

The little town of MaliD. in Bohe.
MIA produces the finest horseradlsh
in the world. Maln horseradish is
krown all over Europe. md one Of
tie Department Of Agriculture experts
a Washington has been successful ia
obtaining large number of cuttings
u the best variety Of this famous
pl"nt which are to he distributed
lnong the growers in this country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

Sal"s-i5 McBryde 81; 10 Eva, s2i,
% Olaa. paid mp. si3; % Kihci 5000;
% Eihoi. SlO.5O.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
SELECTING ais PRESENTS.
VITA Souvenirs so leave In
America.

Berlin. Jan. eg--AdnirHl Prince
Henry of Prussia selected Mt the
court jewelers.. Wednesday morning
about fifty presents for Americans
with whom he win come especially
In contact during hia visit 90 tho
United States. The presents include
several gold end silver boxes vet
with diamonds; they have the en-
peror's monogram. encircled with
diamonds, enRmelled on the lids;
beautiful silver cups with "Hohcn-
xollern" cnamciied on them; gold and
silver cigarette eases, on which hia
majesty's autograph IL traced In
small eompasSes, encasee In gold and
silver boxcn with "Hohenzollern~
es=.:::s.s,!sa 90 .!!,s;s, 5ssiSsSs larger
end more valuable gifts. A number
Of cuff links. brooches sad scarfpins.
with the initial III" in diamonds, are
also included among the presents.
The latter are intended for less inn
portnnt persons
Official secrecy IL maintained as t0
what the emperor aud Prince Henry
will present 90 the president, Rear
Admiral Roblcy d. Evans ani Miss
Alice Roosevelt, though Il IL we'll
known shat his majesty will send
Miss Roosevelt a iewrird bracelet,
and Prince Henry will probably offer
the president a fno hunting gun
with interchangeable shot and rife
barrels, aud its accompanying equip
ment.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
FATALITIES In ALASKA.
CFIst of Crtur aAa Ca.saitY News
BrssEht From Alaska By the
steamer Alkl,

Seattle, Wash. Jan. s6.--Two as.
Enulis by robbers, three accidental
deaths, the passing nf a prominent
Dawson resident and three people TO-
tally injured by other means, Is the
list uf fatalities reported from Alas.
ka by the steamer hlki. James Muir
ply, of Wrangai. fell over elf On
Traders island aud plunged to his
death 100 feet down rocky chamn.
Charles Nelson was killed IN a
mine on Chicago hiIl Dawson, De-
cember 30
Andrew ForsOurg was killed IN The
Mexican mine ON Douglas island on
January ~, and Harry Gilbert was se-
rioWsly injured at the same mine On
January ..
Joaeph LiebermaI fell from the
railroad tracks, near Douglas, on the
night of January II, and was serious.
ly and perhaps fatally injured.
Eva Williams was assaulted IN a
Dawson saloon, on tine night Of jana
airy II by q man known ~ Harry
Forbes and probably fatally injured.
r. y. Sattey and James Pianetti
were assaulted and robbed, ON Douglas
island, ON January II, and received
serious injuries.
W. 4. speake, a leading citizen Of
Dawson, died al st. Mary's hospital at
that place.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
KNIGHTS OF MAccABEEs.
sutt Against She Pert Hsrsa Savings
Bank GrswIns Out OF G. u.
Tkompsan'H nefaIcRtfan.

Fort Huron. Mich, Jan. 2e.--Suit
has been begun by the supreme tent
~ the Knights Of the Maccabees,
against the Port Huron savings bank
to recover judgment In the sum Of
sioo.0fo. The actual amount which
che plaintiffs scek 80 recover IL but
$4,000. This action Is tine result Of
the rsS~ni troubles precipitated upon
the Eupreale tent by G. j. Thonp-
son, The self.confcssed defaultening
finance keeper Of the order.
Thompson was also teller of the
Port Huron savings bank. and the
suit " an outgrowfh of alleged
manipulation Of the funds Of the or
der through che bank.