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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

Charles F. Malone, a prominent hard ware man, is building a brick business block on Second Avenue. MT. Malone had the building rented before brick was laid.
 Fifteen or twenty dwelling houses are being built in the two Decaturs. and yet there are but very few houses to rent.
 The new buildings for the enlargement of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops are nearing completion and when these buildings are finished these shops will give employment to about thousand more men than are now working in the shops.
 One of the buildings to be erected Is forge shop for the manufacture of car axles for the entire Louisville and Nash vile system. There will be placed in this building five steam hammers, weighing 1000 pounds each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS

The Christmas Edition The Christmas Ed ton The Christmas Edition
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 To Be issued
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

The. tonnage of n,ere ant sh D. il cJmse of construction in Grea; Britain is less than at any tinas since l9ez
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

COMMITMENTS in the Montgomery County jail yesterday were follows: Henderson Manning. robbery, order Recorder A. H. Ar rington: Tom Brown. grand larceny, wanted in Bullock County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

WILL TRANUM, young white man, cap tured in Montgomery Tuesday night, wa, taken to Luverne yesterday afternoon by the Sherin of Crenshaw County. He is wanted there on several charges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

THE following appointments were announced yesterday from the State Executive Depart ment: q. l.. Conner. Notary Public. Barbour J. I. Atkinson. Notary Public and Justice of the Peace. Barbour; H. A. Turner Notary Public, Greene County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

Rev. J. B. Cumming is one of the younger. rising members of the Confer ence. He is now at Mobile and has work ed his way along by true merit. He be- gan the erection of Dexter Avenue Church during his ministry here and coming back to his own, he surely feels a pride in having there such grand and commodious edifice. He Is a favor ite with Montgomery people and always meets a cordial welcome here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

.D-To buy horse and surrey; must be \ condition and bargain for cash. C. \ Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11
WANTED TO BUY.

.D-Second- hand roll-top desk: must be condition. W. T. Perry, P. o. Box
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

THE games between the local Y M. C. A. an, Howard College basket ball teams will b
 played on Dec. 2S. Director Frye yeSterdal received an acceptance of his terms iron Howard College. The game will probably b, played in the Auditorium
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

ISAAC HARMON. a negro boy, was fined SIS and costs by Recorder Arlington yesterday afternoon for the larceny of jar of candy from the fruit stand of A. D. Fabritis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11
yANTED-MALE HELP.
FOR SALE.

l------- ----~-->--"---> 'ahaba red ash lump; city scales Anderson Coal Co, phone 94, 32o
 back of McDonald's Opera House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

Rev. T. F. Mangum, D. D., has been a hard worker and has filled every place in the Church and filled them we'll He Is os1e of the eloquent preachers of the Conference and has a pleasing and pow erful way of presenting a subject. He is now the Presiding Elder of the Eufaula District.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

pr. W. p. Dickinson is also formerly of Montgomery and now of Mobile. He was stationed here four years at the Court Street Church and made hosts of friends among all denominations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

PETITIONS in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday by Duval Jackson of Dallas County and John " Phillips of MontRomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

Dr. W. A. McCarty Is another one of the aged ministers and he has a record Of which he has cause to be proud. As he said in his report. if he had his life work to do over again he did not know wherein he would care to change it ex- cept as to closer communion with and more frequent prayer to God. He has lived devout and pious Christian life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

THE second week of the Ruth gold medal ath letlc contest for December began at the Nj. C. A yesterday. Willie Davidson was the winner last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-11

Bishop Smith made a most favorable Impression upon all who attended the Conference. He has a pleasing and at- tractive address, presides with great dig nlty and dispatches business rapidly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
MAIL
Calderhead's People
 Get Contract.

Wrd was received in thls cI,y yester- day that the Canadian government had made a contract with ths new stare line, of which General Manager Caldsrhead, of the Merchants Transportation ComSanyi will be at the head, to carry 7So pounds of sscond-class mail weekly from whilehoiss to Dawson. It Is understood that the price c. be paid Is 20 cents per pound. This will give the D,wson people I45o pounds Of mil per week, as the White Pass Co. has a contract for the frs,- class and registered mail, to the amount of 3so D unas twice a week. lt Is believed that the new contract will make It 80 that the Dawson people will get all ths news parsr mall they desire.
 E. E. s mpson, who was the White horse agent for the Calisrhedd bots dur log the summer just past, sted yestertaW that while he knew rothing to sn offitlll way about the new contract, he WIS satls fed that lt was true. He had seen core spondence tn lead him to believe It to be entirely consumlted
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
GOOD ONE
Friday Nights Show
 To Be Elaborate.

The show to be given next F.div even- lng by All, T. Llyns and eomp1nv will be one of tie be ( productions seen In skag- way. Mir Lavne will be assisted by three professionally, Daisy DAVE, Percy Hunting and Fred Eggsrt and Dr. Hlll' Mrs. GuIlbault, Thea PeabOtv and Tom Runnals, four of the best amateurs in the city.
 All are working hard and the play "A Fools Paradise" will be a most finished produetlon. The plot Is one of homslINe Interest wi h just enough comedy and pathos to create an abs rbIng interest
 The first rehearsal took place last nlgnt' and lt was highly satisfactory to Mr. Layne and lhe other members of Che elst'
 The reserved seats will be placed a' s cents, general admission at 80 cents
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Shut out from Caribou byIs miles of impeuetrable lcs the Ike steamer Cleaner was forced to turn bIck yesterday morning fo Teku where she will spend the long Northern winter lt was early yesterday morning when the Ice stopped the Cleaner on her wly from Taku to Caribou, word was gotten to th- nearest telegraph office and communication established with White P ss hesdqu rters at Skogwav Here lt was determined that the only thing remaining to be done was to have the ship turn back to Caribou. She was beyond the point that Is usually occupied by the boat ss winter quarters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Seattle, Nov. Io.-Mrs, Albert Cooking ham and Granville Libby, children of Capt. John B. LibbW manager ot the Puget Sound TugbOat Company by his first wife, have brought suit against John Collins, the pioneer, and their mothers father, for thslr glandmothd's share uf the community property. The suit lu- wolves proper Of the estimated value Of C million dollars. The first Mrs Llohy' nov dseeased, was ths daughter of John Collins first wife. The Seattle hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
CLEANER IS FORCED BACK
 10 TAKU
Ice Shuts the Lake Steamer Out From Car ibou. Passengers, Mail, Express and
 Freight Left Is Miles From Caribou

The Cleaner h'd six passengers from Atlin for Sksgwav. These were landed on The Ice and dog teams forwarded from C.ritou to pick them up and to bring th; mail and express to Caribou where the train will be reached. The freight, fl any. will be brought later It Is figured that the pr rsenRers were fully IS miles frcm Caribou when they were landed.
 The officers and crew of the Cleaner will mush or ride behind dog teams over the Fantall or remain until the lake closes anI then come out with dog teams over ,he ice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
FORHUNT
President Goes After
 Southern Bear,

Especial plsp .teh to The D-llv Alaskan.1
 Washington, NV. Io.-Pesldent Rooss- welt left washington tonight for a fortnight He will first go to New York where he will be present at the dedication Of the chamber of commerce building at that city tomorrow, after which he will go to Memphis, Tenn, where he will engage To a be.r hunt for five days, During thls visl, he wi be accompanied by Governor Longino. of Mississippi.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Mir. Jennings at Minneapolis

A letter from George A. Bracket states that Mr. ard Mrs. Robert w. Jennings are guests at his home In Minneapolis They were to remain there for week or more' when they would st rt for New York. Mir. and Mrs. Jennings will also visit Washington city, Tennessee and the far Soutr, before thelr return to Alisk1.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Masonic MoOtius

There will be a regular communication of White Pass Lodge No. II3, F. X A. M., on Friday evening, Nov, I4, in their hill, No. Szs Fourth avenue.
 s joumlng and visiting brethem als cordially Invited Co meet with us.
 By order of the W. N George Howard. Secretary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
wm s,sa, Ear.y Ala.Laa HI..oEy

The topic a. the meeting of the Migple Club nsxt Slturliv afternoon will be the explorations ot Alaska by Vi,u' Bering io- whom Bsrlng strait and Bsring sea were med. The topic was selected for th. special bench, of the new members Of the c.u', The mesiIl g Saturday will be at the home cf Mrs C. l.. Andrews.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
.J0FN COLLINS IS SUED BY
 GRANDCHILDREN
Seattle Millionaire May Have to Render Ac count For First Wife's Interest In Com munity Property. Parties to Suit
 Prominent In the Queen City
rsp,elaI DIsratcb to The Daily AIaskanl

property which belongs 10 Mr. Collins, Is among the property that will be mixed up In the suit that Is now on.
 The aflr has created a sensation To S. a,tls on account of the prominence lf the par.Ies to the action. John Collins has fo, many years been one Of the leIdlng eft. izsns Of this city. He has been proml- n.nt n ure ld politics as welt as business. Capt. Libby, father of the pl ,intifs to the action, Is also prominent in the business and political life of the Sound,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
GETS HELP
Bartlett Brothers Will
 Assist Brother Mike.

rSpeclal Dlspat,h to the Daily Alaskan ]
 Seattle, Nov. Io.-Miks Bartlett has re- cslveI word th hls two brothers and slsts, are ming from the kiondike with plenty Of m nev for his defense. They will see hIn through 0 the end.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
WILL QUIT
Spanish Cabinet Tend CTS Resignation to
 King.

Special Dispatch to Daily \laskan.l ]
 Madrid, Nv. Go.-S 'g ,sta todly tender ei the resignation of the entire cabinet, To- cluting his own, to the king. The Latter win decide upon his -etlon tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Continues Cold Inside

whlthorss, Nov Io.-The thermometer stood at TO below zero al day at this point. lt has been below zero at Caribou also.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Arc Made to Pay Fine

The Skagwly sporting fraternity 10 the number of 10, were fined sIo and costs each by Judge R gers yesterday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
rotAoPublIO

l'ntl November 30 we win tune and re- plir ri mos at ts chargs 0t fto. AS we re- tum ol November 90, will 70 no WoiN ss-rthat lie. Pho.e Dewey H'tel.
 rrsTw H D. Cunnvt gh m.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
The Headquarters rs

The LadisS' B,zlar Is h;adQulr,ers for B tterIck patterns and ChaS. A, stevens N Bros re dv made suits, cloiks and fur,' Phore S5. C
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Chin uoy Sweep In Town

Leave or lers i5r clelni g v0ur chimneys at tne Amsdc'n t1il1rs. Order quickly, because The opportunity won't last long. v
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Get prices at Rovel Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry next to new electric plant,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Telephone ss, Key City Laundry, for irat-olass laundry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Topeka Arrives at Jul neau and Coming.

Telegrophie advIces from Juneau are to ,he effect that lns Topsk4 arrived lt that place yesterdly morning st 10 o'clock and wss to sail for Skagwly at s:3o o'clock yestsrday afternoon. This should brog her into Sk5gway al sn early hour this m ming.
 The City of S,attIe, which left Seattle on the 7th inst, should arrive early to- m TOW.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
New stO,o

F,r cigars, Co aceo, fruits. conf-c i0nsrv books and sta nerV see J, E. F.lro'nksi s43 Sixth ay. ear State st. 70 2 mo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Fresh milk and ere m from the Skagway Pioneer DIy, at CheIiauier's, tiilh Avenue. Telephone 2p.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

New line of the latest fall skirts and tailor mlts suits have just been received at BehrendS. 27u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
HERE TODAY 10 THE JURY
MollineuxCase Nearly
 Over.

[Sp clll Dsp teh to the Daily Alaskan.l
 N.w York, Nov. Io.-Tbe arguments In the Moilneux trial ended thls afternoon and the case was submitted to the jury t.- [ lght. Indie itlons point very strongly to an cquittaL
 Blink books, office supplies; lowest rrlccs in Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
 New milline. v.-Msrtln Conway's new store. Io-2s-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

FRESH By The Quart, Pint or OYSTERS HIli Pint at - IN BULK CHEALANOER'S
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Mining blanks a, erie ome-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

I.. tLn. 0 MI. 6 aII lhs lIn..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
oirtwAnted

Situation for a girl. Inquire at Herman Gr.mm's. corner Sixth avenue and Alaska street, IT 7-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

A. A. Cutter shoes at Clayson's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
An Exciting Foot Race.

An exciting l00-yard foot race was pulled off the other evening on Stead man avenue between FlcetfOot Lowe and Icewagon Webber, both popular federal employees. Fleetfoot won easily but was immediately challenged to another contest by Icewagon. Since the event both the sprinters have been swathing their neither limbs with band- ages and anointing them with eel oil. A large crowd witnessed the race and more than Sl3 changed hands. D. l.. Dwycr was referee, judge and stake holder
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17

The ice moved out of the mouth O1 the river Friday afternoon for dis tance of about 100 yards.
 F. J. Lauritzen. of No. 3 below or Anvil creek, began sluicing upa winter dump. today. Sluicing is also under way on number of claims above dis cOvery.
 Ole Rapp began sluicing on No. 3! Bourbon creek on "Wednesday last. He has large dump, about l7,OOO buckets uf good dirt to wash up. Two shifts are working, the first cleanup having been made on Thursday evening.
 Fred G. Freeman, a well known resi- dent of East Nome, has been confined to his bed for the past two weeks. He has sufficiently recovered. however, tC again be about. MT. Freeman is en. gagged in mining ia this section.
 The housewarming given at the Nori hern ate Thursday evening was deligh ghtful affair. About forty couples enjoyed the hospitality of the host ess, Mi iss LundQu,st, and lC was Il late hour before he ylly parry broke up. Dancing was the order of the evening.
 Jas. Harding, the pop liar proprietor of the Board of Trade restaurant i> having a hot-house build in the rear ol his establishment. The structure will be about 15x25 feet, and in it he figure; to raise what fresh vegetables will be needed at his tables. throughout the whuie sumner season.
 John Brewer is now in Council City making arrangements for the sutnnIe, stage line that will run between this city and Council. The U. $. Mercantile company are bachin. the project and hope to cai4y un Il strong competition with the steauaboats. The Gual plan. have not been conpleted
 Complaints are made as to the iNlis> CT. III nate use of firearms within the city l,miLs. Recently several people residing on the sandslit aud Point bei' mont have experienced the unpleasan, sensation of hearing bullets whiZZlng past their ears. There is city ordll.' ance which prohibits the discharge o firearms within the city limits, and i, should be enforced.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
NEWS NUGGETS.

C. G. Brinker now has charge of the Monte Carlo cigar store.
 The Northern saloon is closed while extensive repairs are being made to it.
 R. J. Park and F. w. Ketchmark left for Gold Run on Monday morning. H. E. Hammond entertained few friends at . card party on Tuesday evening.
 Plans for the proposed postoiice building are being prepared by Con- tractor Tinker.
 Enos BettincOurt. a Dexter creek miner, is in the city hospital, suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 A gold brick worth about $ll.0oO wa, cast this morning at the as>ay office of the Alaska Banking X Sale Deposit Co. Gus Never and D. J. Price. both we'll known and popular ci,iZen-. have leased he Behring Casino from A. C. SchOw, and will on June open up swell re- sort.
 The Miners Inn has recently secured three large oil paintings, which are artistic masterpieces in every way. The Inn is also being thoroughly reno vated.
 The suit of Powers vs. Crane, involv- | ing No. , on Boulder creek, kougarOk district, has been dismissed without pre- eiudice, on motion of the plaintiffs attorneys.
 The mains of the Nome Water Co. are now open as far as Cranes store. | It is expected that the down town hydrant- will be open for use early i next week.
 The roadhouse on Big Hurrah creek, Solomon river. has raised the price OI meals to $l.2j and beds are now $l. This house is on the Solomon river route to Council City. The schooner Sequoia is being put in shipshape for the summer trace She has been moved a cunsidera b.e distance out from shore, where it is expected she will be easily tlOaled when the ice goes out.
 C. J. Wesson, agent Of the Pacific Steam Whaling Company, says that the steamer Jeanie is due next Tuesday that is if the conditions are as favor able this year as they were last, which does not seem to be the case. | The ice iu Snake river is becoming exceedingly weak. A resident of Point Belmont. who went out on the ice fol
 water the other day, dropped through but got out without much difficulty
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Free Tract in California,

Washington, March 5.-The house committee CD the Philippine islands ordered favorable report on the bill to acquire the giant tree tract of Cal ifornia. The secretary of the interior is authorized ts purchase it for not over $3oO, GOO, or to resort to condemnation proceedings.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Judges Salaries Increased.

By the last mail from the Yukon, Judge Wickersha,n received news from A. R. Heilig, clerk of the court for the third judicial division, at Eagle, that the salaries of the district judges in Alaska, had been increased by Congress to S6.25O per year. The salary of a district judge of Alaska, heretofore was &, 00O
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
The Anglo-Japanese Conven-
 ton.
FOR GENERAL PEACE
Construction of the Siberian Railway Will Aid the Extension of Trade in These Regions-ls in Sympathy With the Powers.

St. Petersburg, March 2o.-The . Official Messenger published today the Franco Russian declaration relative to the Anglo-Japanese convention, with the official statement that the imperial government received with the most perfect calm the announcement of the Anglo-Japanese agreement.
 The principles which guided the Russian policy since the beginning of the distul bances in China will remain invariable. Russia insists on the mair- tenance of the independence and ir- ,tegrity of China as we'll as Korea. She desires the preservation of the status quo and general peace in the far East by the construction of the great Si- berian railway, together with the branch line through Manchuria to- wards port which is always ice free. Russia's desire is to aid in the eXten- sion in these regions of the commerce and industry of the whole world. The intention expressed by Great Britain and Japan to attain these same objects can meet with nothing but sympathy in Russia.
 London, March 19.-Cabling from Picking, the correspondent of the Times says that, since the presentation of the American note and Anelc-Japanese protests. Russia's negotiations with the isusso- Chinese bank have been sus- pended. but negotiations for the evac- ,uation of Manchuria continue under Il modified form of Russian demands, which point to ultimate settlement.
 New York, March 20.-The reply ct Russia and France to the. Anglo Japanese alliance is not regarded here as a menace, says the London cores pondent of the Tribune. It implies no more than that the Franco-Ru>sian alliance extends to the far East. The only newspaper that secs danger in it Is the Daily Mail. The Morning Post on the other hand, says il Is dociar- pt!on which al! the world may no'e
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Released by BOers.

London, March l3--It was under stood by the war department and was so stated in the house of commons here today that General Methuen has been released and has arrived at Klerksdorr. His wound iS rapidly improving.
 Timothy Heay today suggested in the house that Boer cummaudant Krit- ginger, who is q prisoner in the hands hands of the British, be released tu show that the British are equal to the Boers in magnanimity.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Wild Goose Co.'S improvements

The large hoisting derrick at the Wild Goose Company's station is being painted to preserve the woodwork. The main shaft is over so feet in height and the work is consequently quite difficult. At the pumping plant everything is be- ing put in readiness for the summer s work. Next week he big smoiSe-t tack will be raised. It is of immense pro- portions. being some ll0 feet in he. ht. but in keeping with the rest of the great establishment.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Fire Department rlatters.

Captain Baldwin, the new chief of the fire department, will recommend to the city council at it's next meeting the appointment of an assistant engineer. an engineer for the chemical engine and a driver. on regular salaries.
 The fire chief also states his inten- tion to enforce the ordinance respect ing defective stOvopipes and fues.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Captured a Whaie,

Harry Quinn returned this morning from a trip to Cape Prince of Wales. Ee reports the capture of q calf whale of the bowhead species last Sunday. The event was one of considerable in- terest to the natives, and the entire village went out on the ice to see the captive. Mr. Quinn also states that there is considerable open water below Cape Prince of Wales, but at Cape Douglas he ice pack is solid.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
MT. Dornterg's Leg Broken.

w. H. Dornberg was thrown from the back of tractious horse last Wednesday afternoon and his right leg He was taken to his home on Second street and Dr. Rininger was called. be expected under the circumstances.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Plenty of Open Water.

l.. l.. Lane made trip out over the ice yesterday to open water. He says the ice is very rotten. To the south, southeast as far as he could see with a glass there was open water, and the ice was moving to the north and west. Mr. Lane shot number of ducks during the triD
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17

profit and !s20O. GOO yearly for the next four years as bonus to their custom CTS. Ogdens point out that the Im- perial TobxccO Company's offer to dis tribute bonus of E5,0OO cannot be compared with the bonus the retailers will receive if they continue with the American anal yamatioh