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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
FOUND.

FUR sALE-MIsCELLASEOUA
FOR >ALE-Nev upright piano. must sell at
once; AL new improvements cheap for cash.
Address BON ipz. this office mI2-2
FOR sALE-Fne large young fresh Jersey and
HolsreiI coz and caIf- very large. rili. mixer.
reasonable. l4yL and GaIye=tga sts.. Bf1oklaud
u C. els
FOR ssLE-Ts,kets for ben Eu-." this week:
dress circle Address BOX So, this osce mII-J
FOR sALE-Cbeap. one aearIy ness osk bedroom
suite. uba sJh sl $50 muz
FOR SALE-Alsos, uev upright Bsumeis,er ore
che-trd Grand piano, r5ses0od $50; party
leaving town Address BOX -. this Office. mil.
FOR SALE-ChesQ at once: leaving CITY. entire
contents Of m. huely-tuuishcd residence; ma
hoealy library table. parl0r. dining bedroom
iuf uture, Tn oak mahogany. and ird's-oye
closet, large bookcase leather couch, iron and
brass beds. 1Srdrobe-. fne collection ANTIQUE
pewter ana copper dishes. rarc lamps; fnc rock
ers and nui'sherless odd pieces, good as new
COZ. X At. CROSSE, s5I 9th 81. u3. NILS
TOR SNLE-Au outside showcase In good con-
IERN'>, sc srh Ct HU. eos
PIANO BARCAIS-Brizgs piano; good condition:
little used: cost $500. Uiu take 500 ash. Al
dress Bon O6i. this ofnce- MOI
FOR sALE-Ncw typewriters half price and less
MOORE BROS, Rooms and 3, J]s Z ST. Phone
1850. ml-20
NEW SO DROP CABINET SEWING MACHINES
SIS At The Domestic OglCe, q IL Trial F-ee
Send Postal Renting. Toe A Day Reliable Re
pairing. C. AJERBACE. Phone East -. est
On CBEDlI-Dress goods, suits, skirts, furs. lace
curtains, blankets comforts. mems and boys
Clothing. etc. Address BOX SOP, this Office
ieI-S0t
FOR SALES for AoEris chairs With hair e,sD-
ioni " for hair mattress IN two parta oak az.
rockers. We bedroom SEL psTl0r suites AZ 90
Per week EEDAoNB's. sll-si5 7th a. az.
est
FOR sALE-GoOe quality opaque snades nttsd
% Jour windows. only S5c. the best quality oil
opaque aba Is, b0c; Rung free: will call with
samples ALEEBLATT'a iitb aud So ne
Phone East 25-D el0-n
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale. a large piece Of improved real estate;
Irst-ciass built and located paws q big interest
si4 permanent, viii sell 40 bargain. and. il
desired, on easy terms. Address BOX 26 his
'iitae- fest
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~ ANTED-Pr0ftable work offered agents ercrr-
slere 20 take subscriptions 20 the latest zoos.
liberal commissions and guaranteed salary. Ad-
dress BOX r. this Office. ms
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ron sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHIcLE&

no REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED-2f horses
and mares. sauging IN age from to years;
weight 200 90 400 pounds: suitable for any
business. or would make excellent farm horses.
RESIDENCE 2l2 AZ ST. nW. mlO-7
FOR SALE-Cheap. big I.3O0-pomd horse, suit
able Tor farm OF cart use. So. STABLE. Corner
18th and ! sis NV MOS
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TRAINS on BLUDfoxr BRANCH

IEalN@ o. DI- I--NI GNAN-N-
Leave Washington 9-oI a. H. daily, 100 p r.
( IS o. ~ and 4-49 T. M week c2ys, and e.25 ,.
H. sundays only Tor BluemouE and 6-25 p m
week da-s and II 80 p. m, tkcat-c train. Mon
dsys, Wednesdays and saturdays fo- Lees5urs.
Tllrous.h trans i-on the South arrive Wash
inEton G-l2 e. m, 8:52 A. "a. 7.35 a. m I1-l5
g. NJ daily except Mondays; go p. H.. 900
p m. and $50 p n daily Local trains from
Harrisolburg ll.G a. n. week DAYS and
$40 D. m daily From Charlottesville. SIS
q 70. AID $40 2. n daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices. 105 18Th
St.. 5lI Pennsylvania Avenue, and PeunzylTaaia
Station. Baggage checked through from hotc-s
and residences.
Phone Nam 1881, p R. R. Cab Services.
FRANK $. CANNON. Sd z. p. and Gen. E~E
S. H. HARDWICK. Gene-al Pass'r Aggzz
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron sALE-HoUsEs.

FOn sALE-HOUsEs.
FOR SALE-Threc-story brick, ne. rooms,
bath. cellar. furnace heat: English basement:
price S5,1Jo; terms. $50 PER month, including
Interest. Address BOX 81, this Office. ml2-3
FOR SALE-Q S. NV, near 18th st.; two G.
room and bath brick dwellings; rented $3.50
each; only s.. zoo caciT lot 2#xi01. bargains See
r. C. BOOTH. 10th and G. sts. nw. NILE
FOR sALE-on'y sls5o; tine six-room brics;
bath, al modern Improvements, paDereu, lot
l6xs0, % SlIey; with stable; 18th 81 ne See
ROLAND 4 BOOTH corner 10Th and C sts- Nv.
clog
FOR SALE-Two new siX-room houses, CsI and
co nth Sc. me-. one square from Il ST. cars;
only $500. 500 cash. balance less than rent
Apply 90 OWNER. Cs9 18th So. ne. elO-3
FOlz sALE-A bargain IN brick dwelling. I0I5
18th e. near X ST. NV; owned Ly Uon-resi-
dent who wants 20 make quick sale. Price.
Sil.5oo. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc, 1907 F
e. MOS
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
$4,000. .---4-.a. H......a..... -
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s. PauL-Feb.- 70, 10 am PhH' phia 3ich 8 10 a. n
>J LCuLs-Feb- %, - am. So Paul-Mlh- p 10 an
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED ROOMS.
MIDDLE AGED MAN wishes furnished room ly
S-doU; no other roomeTs; state price. Address
BOX 100. this Cfice- MI
hANIED-Furuished rooms for light houscIeer-
lngi man and wife and baby. Address bon o.
this ONCE. rn73-g
MAAIED-By young couple unfinished rooms IN
Northwest Tor Light housekeeping; not To exceed
eIo-3
= ANfED-By nan and wife with no children
three unfurnlshed rooms second floor with
ncat ana gas, tcr light housekeeping. state terms;
Southeast preferred. Address BOX Is, this Of
Zee eIG3
NAN1ED-By Young married couple. unfinished
front room, with board central location state
terms; reasonable Address BOX u. this once.
MOS
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NORTHERN Virginia farms and country homes
Of every Class; Blue Grass Lands speciality. send
Tor catalogue, p. X. BUELL.. I.ed Estate Booker,
Herndon. Va. mg-7
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EITUArIoNs wANrEp-MALE.

y kii-tI Young Kan. place as hallb0y slul-
sion and ei-iisFasiier Addre~s - McgulIo-lgh e.
Iersey ave. N
WILL GIyE si0l ta lldv on oc4tioglgD ,-l,o
Ntl have ne Iriustatcd as l4borer in < Cgvcrli-
p en- Department. have strong letter from Chief
CLERK Aldres BOX 35. this 0fee MAJ
AATED- b. goung man. position as porter.
wages expected, $; reference. Address ,. s.. Z
Eatqu 81. ue. NM
MANIED-By a ool8rcd man. place TO wash
dishes. u hrcEan- Us n n ..,r. NILE
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-MISCELLANEOUs.
WANTED-Diamoad horseshoe MIN. Gun E-I-,or.
Diamonds; lady.s ring, five diamonds. Address
BOX S. this office. mills
WANTED-ro pu5cF,ssc a s,lajl canoe. state price.
Aderess Bon s6, this 1licc mills
INFANTS AND SNAIL. CHILDREN cared for sf
reasonable terms For information apply iIsl
siit 81 milo
WANrEB-An automobile IN .ge5aaee ID = rg7I
gty lot one block from / ST. clzs. AddIcs-
- MIS-
wANTED-To buy old .eau.e. beds. Z. MARKS.
Is Myrtle 81. eIO-g
WANTED-Uro-s1.aairs l.. s.-las o. arr l-o5
IZls 55th 81. eros
iJr g llucarllcr- Addrls. BOA 70 lAIs once
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fo- iron. lead. COO
per, D-a-s bottles book stock and rubber. also
4lsghi1cTg and general merchandise. EDGAR
sAtA. 79oS Eth IT, us. dclz-tf
WAN1E,5-I VII Fay highest clsb prie, f,r
ladies aud gents cl-t-oh clothing. Ad.Ircss
postal. viii Cali y. TARsIIEs. lsgs an - nv
fcJ-SDt
NANTED-Cash paid for all Aiuds Of household
furniture o--ce Iuo store hzturcs: also sold on
commission. u. ROSENBERG, Auctioneer 40
Louisiana ave nU- c2i-tE
WANTED-Bring your old gold and silver
Nv ana SCI ilii value IN ready money GEO.
MARTIN, Manager. iaI7-Su1
WANTED -Hishc4t cash prices paid for old gold
sIlTc-. watches. diamonds. etc; pawn tickets
bossht- louis ABRAHAM. SO s,h st. NV.
iuli-u
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wAATED-couNrRY PRorErrr

WILL EXCHANGE high-chss uudoubted mining
securities for q large Plantation in Maryland or
virginia tdeeater preferred. Owners answer.
Wi. n. KNOW. Real Estste Trust Rifg Pf.1s-
dcighia 49,
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FE,s4zr

NAAIED-&Ca and women, with references and
capable Of earning $500 to 5000 a year. may
tearu something 70 their decided advantage Bv
salllng 40 ROOM Is, Washington Loan and Trust
Building, Immediately. ul1-g
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Foreign NAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE
any time
FOREIGN NAILS arc Forwarded 90 the ports Of
81 ding daily. and the schedule Of Blessings is az
ranged On the presumption OF their uninterrupted
ovaai1ud transit For the week ending February
-, 1907 the last connecting closes VII De made
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r baker, storcr1om man, help for
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5i2
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms.

FoR observation-disclosures Rooms.
| FOR RENT-Tuo br s.ree unfinished r5o.rs
/ heat aad gas 7o7 -oth st. nV. cI25
! FOR RENT-Three 1luiriui,hed rooms on second
| foor. 2os New York ave. nv MIS-
| FOR RENT-Extrs large unfinished room. south
front; second floor; very desirable. l9u Il Sc,
NV. mI
/ FOR RENT-Tbree unfinished rooms or urfr7r-
/ nished connecting pariors: light, heat and bath:
Sl2 and SO per month 1924 C ST. nv mI2-9
FOR RENT-Unfurnished bright sunny room.
SECOND story 'front.' bath same aoor- 1881 Both st.
I Nv uf3-8
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms for Light house
/ keeping. So I'd st. NV. MI
FOR RENT-Four connecting rooms suitable for
! office OF houSekeep ng; first floor, Gl5 st. NV
I 81 per month a. BEHREND 40 II ST. MS.
els
FOR RENT-Large unfinished rooms. pa
81. NV eII-3
FoR RENT-9os F st. NV; room facing p ST.,
- a month; bath nils
FOR RENT-lS4 Rhode Island ave. two unflr-
nlshed front rooms, second floor, S. per MONTH
nils
FOR RENT-el4 sh st.; large front room:
hogsekeeping Hat nils
FOR RENT-Three unfinished. heated rooms
81 bath on same floor 80 New York ave nv.
mills
FOR RENT Unfinished. one large front room:
southern exposure rent $40 month 400 St.
ne eos
FOR RENI-Three or four rooms on first floor;
OeaullIul nat; rent cheap llSl 9TH st. nv. el0-3
FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms. us 9Th st. nv.
MOS
FOX ;lENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-l349 Maryland ave ne. a splendid
Gve-room fat, all modern improvements. sl43e
> CAhk' 1850 Maryland ave. ne. ellis
FOR RENT-A fat Of three rooms for light
housekeeping; heat and light; rent reasonable
l1@4 9Ih ST. NV mills
FOR RENT-A delightful Eat Of five rooms and
bath, fourth fooT Of the Prescott So / ST. ne;
60 q first-class tenant. $3.50. CAlNOOD * GAR
RET, 18th and New York ave NV milf
FOR RENT-Fivc two-story fats: new; Eve rooms.
path, ard cellar each: also large porches front
mgntes and best plumbing; nothing as good in
rms city Tor the Inoney-Sl5.5J per month;
GRANOLITHlC SIDEWALK: north side Of Whit
ney ave, Just east Of Brightvgood ave. l. Z
BREJNlNGER. go 18th St. nw. eS-i
FOR RENT-Nise three-room fats. northwest.
$50 10 $50 H. A BALLINGER, Bond Build
ing. !aSl-ts
FOR RENT-To best oolorcd tenants four room
and bath fats % and 40 Pierce 81. NV at SD
and So; new. modern. sanitary living homes
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N. S. Sachs 60 ITO,
FORT STREET.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Special bargains in ribbons at the
Lace House
metropolitan fashions. large book. re-
duced TO 10c at Mrs. Hanna's
Clearance sale OF chiIdren's and
misses wsh skirts and suits at the
Lace House
Don't miss the bargains in children's
dresses which are being offered by the
Lace House this morning
Sanford. the optician. makes a spe-
ciaity of fitting glasses. His rooms are
in the Boston building, over May &
Co.
gray broadcloth cape trimmed with
gray silk has been lost Owner will
pay suitable reward IL left at this Of
flee
The second edition of the Hawaiian
souvenir playing cards have arrived
and are on sale at Wall. Nichols Co..
Ltd
Primo Book" beer bottled for fami-
ly use is now ready. Telephone to the
brewery for a case. Is the best spring
ton8c-
a black purse containing money was
lost on Punchbowi street. Reward If
returned to r. L. Ingram. School street
Lane.
The premises formerly occupied by
Z. q Minister Stevens on Nuuanu ave-
nue.. is offered for rent by Mr.. G. II.
DickPy
A young man. one able to give best
OF references. desires a clerical posi-
ton OF any kind See his ad. for par
ticulars-
Visitors I'm the city are invited to call
at the Oriental Bazaar and inspect the
fine goods displayed at IS King street
No trouble to SHOW goods.
Some very choice bargains In second
hand pianos are being offered by the
Bergstrom Music Co. Read their ad.
today. giving prices OF same.
Barnard's Best coffee is n delicious.
wholesome morning drink. being pure
coffee 1t has no bad after effects that
cereal or compound coffees have This
II the only guaranteed absolutely pure
co1ee on the market.
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sslvs.,onis,s' Denial Services.

The officers and members Of the Saliva
ton army desire to thank the pastor and
others who assisted them I'm their special
seIf-deniaI services. and the friends VINO
SO generously helped with the hninciai
mart Of the effort, in making IL the Sue
cess it proved to be- The Visit Oh '|o'oh"i
French from the Coast was canceAeu
owing to the Ill health of Mrs. WOOD
which would have prevented the major
from accompanying the distinguished WIS.,
itor to the other islands. but apart from
this. the program was carried .hro"t'h
and much good was undoubtedly done IN
these meetings.
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A GOOD PERFORMANCE.
Milton Mobiles Play Given Good
Presentation.

Milton Mobiles. author OF many plays.
= actor of his own manuscripts and father
OF family of actors and actresses. spon-
sOr for the famous line. THE villain still
pursued her" always managed to infuse
a great deal of what might perhaps be
most aptly termed human interest into
his plays The situations are perhaps ex-
aggerated and the characters overdrawn
indeed most stage pictures must be-.
but there was always a wholesome senti-
ment throughout his meIodramas. nothing
unhealthy in his conceptions of life. The
villain who ceaseIessly pursued. always
came TO his just deserts at last and virtue
reaped it's just reward IL few estimable
people were unavoidabIy sacrificed to
make the villain sufficiently yiilainous and
enable the virtuous to shine by contrast.
Mobiles had great deal of dramatic skill
of construction and always sandwiched
abundant humor into his creations.
His plays. many of them. have their
scenes laid and their types collected from
New York life. whence Mobiles originally
hailed. He later came to the Western
states and for several seasons played sue
cessfuIIy along the Pacific Coast.
Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl"
was written two or three decades ago. but
the play loses none OF its interest for
that. and is made an interesting bill in
the hands of the Ellefords- 1t should
prove the ideal programme for Satur-
day night audience. The specialties by
Miss Lucas. Baby Lillian and Little Eve
Iyn are always catchy and. what is more
to the point. new. THE Octoroon" will
be repeated at the matinee this afternoon
and the trio will appear In specialties
for the benefit of the children. Baby Lii
liam and Evelyn as the piccaninny twins.
Bertha is repeated tonight.
ALLAN DUNN
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FATHER wENoELIN's CASE.
Father Valsntin Asks for State
ment Of the Charges.

Editor Advertiser: In an article pub
Iished in your paper OF this morning
and referring to dismissal of Father
wendeIin from the settlement, you
seem to insinuate that charges have
been brought against the priest we
wish to have those charges published
II possible and proven to do justice 10
the Catholic mission in general and To
the Rev. Father wendelin in particular.
but we would not like to see repeti-
ton of the case OF Father Damien
Father wendoIin Is here to defend
himself and don't wait until ne Is
dead and gone as has been in former
circumstances
F. II. VALENTIN.
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The members OF the ladies' gymnasium,
class Of the Y. w. C. A and the physicai
director invite any ladies interested IN
gymnastics to be present at the Y. NJ e
a. gymnasium on the morni"e
day. April 2. between the houis
and 1927. The regular class WORK VIII
taken up. followed by game OF 'isN.'
ball between two picked teams As INF
is the last lesson for the season all mem
bers are requested to attend
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STILL ANOTHER SHIPMENT
New Goods
1888

Has come to hand, and We have been
busy all week in preparing them for
inspection. The goods come from all
over the world. and are the latest fab
RIGS out ALPACAS, VOLS and
EATAMINES are what they are called.
We have them in cream, black and
navy.
New silk. in waist pattern lengths.
WHITE SWISSES embroidered in
black-new and very swell
silk striped Zephyrs and fancy Linen
effect.Hmust be seen TO be appreciated.
OUR NEW SHIRT WAISTS. first
shipment. to hand. They are swell and
strictly up to date, in white. fancy
stripe and linen effects
All Over Laces. embroideriss and
Tuekines an immense assortment,
white, cream and black
New Embroidery edginss snt Inser-
fects.
Applique Trimming. and Iases. the
I,rpe.t and most varied assortment
ever brought TO Honolulu
Ladies' neckwear. up to date This
Separtuent OF our store has Deen en-
tIreIy re-stocked with the very latest In
LACE COLLARS. ESCURIAL COL
LARS NEW NECK RUFFLBS. AP-
PLIOUE LACE COLLARS.
T, boiero and Arabian effects. SILK
and muslin ties in dainty shades ana
pleasing patterns
vi.,t our store this week and see the
latest creations In the Dress GOODS
wsrld.
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1.-THE Advertiser knows nothing OF the
wsndeIin case further than appears In
the Board OF Health report and IL has
made no insinuations on the subject III
there are any charges against the priest
we suppose the board will let them
come out at the proper time.1
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MURPHY CLUB.
Temperance orgenizatIon's Progrs m
for This Evening.

LOT Inls evening.
The following program will be given
by the Francis Murphy Dramatic Club
at the Murphy hall this evening at 8
o'clock:
f'idfC SOip MISS layi1i
Sketch, THE Last Drink" .......
Miss Scheurmann, Madame LIE Beuf,
Messrs. Hoffman, Ballinger, Sey-
mour, T. II. Ward and ]. McMaster.
Song Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Addison
N1Olln 500 M IL NdhuiHd
Sketch, "Monahan, the Masher".
F. II. Ward, J. McMaster.
Song ......... Madame LIE Beuf
Mandolin Solo $50. Miss Scheurmann
Sketch, "A Would-Be Actor"
....-........... Doilinger Brothers
Prof. Ernest Kaai has volunteered to
give a musical sketch IL not otherwise
engaged.
Everybody welcome.
Douglas Island news., 1902-11-12
Zero weather on the Yukon.

Zero weather on the Yukon. Appendicitis is stylish att White Horse.
 skagway prognosticators predict mild winter.
 Nine prisoners grace the bastile at White Horse.
 Scarlet fever still holds sway at White Horse.
 La Belle, the Yukon murderer, will hang Jan. 10th.
 A skating rink is promised Skagway for winter sport.
 A ledge of molybdenum has been found at Afognak.
 1.3 per cent of all the women in All aska have been divorced.
 The A. P. A. cannery at Karluk em- ploys white men and natives.
 A very superior service is promised winter travellers to Dawson.
 The Vira Rial will be overhauled and again put on the Skagway-Haines run. G. A. Jeckyll, of Calgary, Alberta, will hide himself in Dawson teaching school.
 White Horse has a citizen named Gideon. He should belong to the N. w. MP.
 It is rumored that the White Star liner Oregon will be placed on the s. B. Alaska run.
 Mayor J. L. Steele of Valdez has un- dertaken to educate the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce.
 W. White, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at White Horse, fell while skating and broke his leg.
 The attendance at the White, Horse school has been small on account ot the epidemic of scarlet fever,
 Jack Phelps and Pete Kitchen have leased the Commercial Hotel ot White Horse for period of two years.
 Inhuman treatment of employees is alleged against the operators of the Bristol Bay canneries. It will be in vestigated.
 Out at Valdez theI Iclerk of the dis trict court cashes school orders, while waiting for the city treasurer to give bonds.
 At Red Head, about F miles below Knowles Head, on Prince William Sound, the ruby sand runs s7.oo to the cubic yard.
 For ways that are dark and tricks that are vain, commend us to the poll tician. Even the Skagway Fire De partment has suffered.
 A Nome newsboy picked up poke containing $500, returned it to it' rightful owner and received S12o, as reward for his honesty.
 John sich, an Alaskan miner, start ed out to inspect Seattle, with s40,oOC in his inside pocket, and has not beer seen since. "Sich is life."
 The salmon pack in S E. Alaska wa not near as large this year as last. l the law is not enforced in regard t' hatcheries, the day is not so very ia distant when the industry will be thing of the past.