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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
TO Save Tempers and Collars.

"You button your collar the wrong
way" said the salesman as he was SELL
ing ncckwear to a customer.
How is that?"
'You have buttoned the right side
last. Now, when you go to take it on
you will have to tug at the end OF the
collar and crumple it, because you
can't get proper hold of it, but If you
had the left end on top you could get 1t
off easily, tnen loosen the collar behind
and the right end could be easily de-
tached. That's why men have so much
trouble taking off well-laundered col
lars. Remember to fasten the right
side first and then the left, and you
will save your collars and your ten
per.
81 never supposed there was a right
ana wrong way of putting On col
lars"
"Try both ways. and you will see.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
New York.s Street Railways.

The mileage of street railways in
New York city has increased from 132
in 1864 to 1,142 miles in 1901. The to-
tai of passengers in the former year
was only 5O,S30.173, against the enor-
nous total Of 1,124,432,660 for lass
year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
. ECONOMY CARRIED TO EXTREMES
ny the servant Cir. Left the Home
stead CT the Greens.

Hetty Green has achieved a reputa-
ten for parsimony, but he husband
was not far behind her. At one time
they We're living in New Hampshire
ana were the talk OF the town. The
servant girl who lived with them had
a great deal to contend with, and
hHoIlE ieit when Mr.. Green would not
Lave the wood cut. She says that
ne pieces Ct wood were to long to
l2t iLto the stove and she objected.
he wood came in four-foot sticks, and
Wy. Green declared II was 4 waste Of
1.enzy 10 hire man TO chop 1t up.
f%iell, how can use tnem when they
"0atf 30 into the stevt?' inquired teo
tsgvs It gt1l Il Il show yog, SAD ~.
Ggesa. TIA he s1aNea= lol,r=t It
<rioE r. far 4EJa tho -toye a. !, Wa.s.i
= al.J Y.sr. 5-tAC end on a c'..,iG back.
A. Ire eticE hfEncd do".n he zlo1zz3 :
5t57.e iu4tber .use tga stoE". eaGi
s5 W. Sm&1 enoUs, IL . IN @tir@iT.
.-e servant e!1l Eg9e EUeiCr at s,cr,
New YGf3. =. ~.
rstlics sts'4
One day mamma told Milton tAet he
vs. cider tnan the baby anu n1uat 'et
s.- aa5y iase his toys II ae wanted
:Le.a, because the baby was the littlest.
Xli.iton was very good and went IN
search OF ether amuse0ient5 ali day.
The next morning we hea=i Try
flom the children, and, golns to find
tie cause. Milton was found endeaVer-
ijr 10 collect all the toys in the room
aHG at the same time keep the haby
away from them. Upon iEqai2iag tae
tlouale. Milton said:
Il let him have my toys ami be the
HttIest Yesterday, and now I'm going
to be Iittlest to-day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03

In the lifet;0"t.-I 1-ate Key. Dr. T
De Witt T"il!i"GH.
Selfish Eyi@tc0ce Is Death.
In the divine si.ee..4i uaSa4.iSh existence
is life. selfish c..is,t"rce IS dc"th.-Rev
J. X. Siny;.le, S;vedenao:gian, New
York.
The Place TO EcEin.
We ere called to prepare the way
OF the Le:d Begin with yoGr owl
heart.-E:ev. John f. White, Baptist
Atlanta. Ga.
The Work Nearest st Hand.
Our oi5.... =: on and opportunity is t.
Chris:s:!al:.e tie Lite W3r.l OF pcopA
among w.lt u we i've :,tv. >, T. Dur
wee. Reformed Church. New York.
V-A::t tie C.,urc', Must Sand FOR.
'.:4c c!.;rcil TICS; St":.t. 10, C,ily FOL
;lte:!ec, sal AaLes:y hIt fHi Il E2ris
tan spirituality Rev. g. L. Thinning
,u'u. Jnive.sa!is;. Kansas city. No
tit Law Of Immortality.
TX s,.viv:,i e .A@ ttttSl 10y BE :lit
iaw O. ,.;;turc. tut TIC survival of tat
fa.t!i..j is The law of il-. -.-:=.:,;l!ity.-
Kev. i,r. Jo,i!, ". Day. U,.isari;ln, st
Louis
rro..cr:ss For Church to Solve.
Tue church O tl.c fa,,.lp !...st Ee!i
r0.ve tae rcus.GE!.c ;,rt" .ci..s which
Lo-v divit.r H4t,I in;o c.asscs.-kcv
Free; &; l.. Il l's:.:.s. Congregational
list. Cn.ca@o.
Reason and Revelation.
The II IN Of tne l;is.,c IS rs full o1
reason as i; is Of revt. or. ihe re.
llyion OF Coos wore is one that appeals
To TIE in.t Nee. Of i..:.l,. Rev. Dy. }. I
N. Johns: III. Eap..st. st. i>ouis.
Eai:h's Satisfying Dasis.
Only where the light Of revelation
shines ami ;he teachings of that reve,
sa,ion are accepted does faith fnG q
sN'isfy!il:, basis or hope rise into assur,
an~~-Rev. Or. Chivers. Baptist, Brook
lyn.
Fae Iieme and Mother.
Every rether is Il queen. and the
hcme is her dcninion. and no ruler can
safely govern any people lon: that dis
regards the home and mother-Rev
Frank Woolford Sneed. Presbyterian
P1ttsburg.
Value of Original Affection.
We talk and sing and pray sst
preach Il good deal about love, but
cubic inch of original affection is wortf
cord of homiletical eulogy on nffec
tion.-Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst
Presbyterian. New York.
The Fight Against UnriEhteousncss
We must fight seltish1lt SIS with un
seltishness. hatred with love. covetous
mesa with generosity. fa,sehood will
truth, darkness with light. We mus
build w life on the positive side.-Rev
DR.. Poemas II. Swift. Methodist Ca!
cago.
| Parasite Urou the Social Body.
The man who looks ui:C.! Hfe with
sole view to the discovery Ct wa. $ ant
means by which TO enrich himself. VIII
seeks his own gall, first. last and al
the tine, is nothing Lut . parasite upo1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
Historic Key to Hyde Park.

Among the treasures preserved at
the residence of the Earl of Clarendon
is the original g4lt key of Hyde Park,
sent by Queen Anne to Lord Chancel-
lor Clarendon to give him at all times
admission to the parks of London-a
relic of singular historical interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
rhe Iieme and Mother.

Every rather is Il queen, and the
hcme is her dominion. and no ruler can
safely govern any people Ions: that dis
regards the home and mother.-Rev
Frank Woolford Sneed. Presbyterian
PittSbCrg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
E,ui.h's Satisfying uasix

Only where the light OF revelation
shines :nI the teachings of that reve
.a,ion are accepted does faith fnG a
AN.isfy.;.g basis or hope rise Into assur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
Reason and ReveEaticn

The II en- of tue l:i,.c IS rs fun o1
reason as i; is Of revt.:...o OK. The re.
llgion OF Gm. : Worta is one that appeals
To Tie in.t Nee. Of i.:.l,. Rev. Dr. }. K
II. Johi1s: III. Eap..s,. st. Louis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
,rasitc Urou the Social Body.

Parasite Ur0u the Social Body.
The man who looks ui:G.! Hfe with
sole view to the (isccVery Ct wa. $ ant
means by which 10 enrich himself. VIII
seeks his own gain first. last and al!
the tine, is nothing Lut parasite upos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
Value of Original Affection.

We talk and sing and pray &c
preach good deal about love, but
cubic inch of original affection is WORTH
a cord of homiletical eulogy on affec
tion.-Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst
Presbyterian, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03

IT, most endearing institution OF
earl is the cllurc:i.-Tile Late Rev
Or. T. Dewitt TalIaage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-03
Prac.;cahi:sty of Religion.

For ali the vccatioHs ,o,.;.y ia o..
industrial world rel:c:o:. is rr"ctc"h.
ard the Lord Jesus Christ can be ser
90 acenr;ably Dy al the people ali Il.
week a:u at all tinrs.- !.ev. ". {
Partridge BAPTIST C!nc!..a1i.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AND
 W. P. < Y. CONCUR
If Rates Are Increased On American Side They Can Be Decreased On the
 Canadian Side Again

Ottaws, Feb. I4.-Some time ago MT. SIfton brought to the attention of the min lister of railways the exorbltant rates chlrged by the White Pass railway be- tween Sksgway and White Horse. This matter has been a subject of discussion be- tween Mr. Blair and his department and the officers of the White Pass railway for som. time past. The Canadian govern ment fixed a tariff which was atout SIS per ton for fith-ela goods between Skag- way and White Horse, but the company refused to accept this. There was also a provision In this proposed arrangement that the company would not charge on the American end of the road between White Pass and Skagwsy to make ur for any re- dueton that was to be made on the Cana dian end of the road frcm White Pass to White Horse. In other words, the De- mlnIon government wanted to secure a through rate from Skagway 10 White Horse.
 The company would not come to terms. The president of the road, s. H. Graves, was sent for 10 England. He was in the city for the past two days and left last night for New York. The result of the negotiations has been that the tariff which
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
SECRETARY WILSON
 HITS THE KEYNOTE
Development of Agricultural Resources Nec- essary Before Other Interests Can
 Be Fully Developed

he fully agrees with Senator Foster that the development of Alaska Is of much i'm
 portanoe to the growth of the Pacific Northwest, indeed, he adds "The entire nation will be benefited by it lt appeals to me that the surest way to promote this development Is to so amend ihe homestead law that bOnafide settlers can take up 100 acres, or better still, 32o acres, under proper restrictions but without cost of any kind for the land, lt Is the influx of people that will create business; and 1t Is the work of the pioneer which will develop the territory, There can be no Influx of people and no marked development of ! . dustries until congress makes lt possible for pioneers 10 get land at a nominal cost. Tke expenses necessary to reach Alaska gre so great that poor men cannot go there and procure land and meet the expenses necessary to secure titles under the exist ing law. lt Is estimated by the experts of this department that 100000 people can each be supplied with 32o acres of land suitable for pasture and farming. The development of the agricultural resources of the territory Is, In my opinion, necessary before the fisheries, mining and numbering interests can be fully developed, and con- gress holds the kev to the situation"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Washington, Feb. 1.-The report that Collector lvey has ordered the ports of Un- alaska and Dutch harbor closed to sailing sehooners. nd that he has directed that the United States Marshal and the revenue cutters be called on fl necessary to enforce order, was received with great Interest by treasury officials today. Authority for the collectors order was not given from the treasury department. Even If the order was directed against poaehers. ,nd poaehers only, the collectors alleged action was lrbitrarv and without any justification in law. The secretary Of the treasury has no authority to permit such action.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Washington, D. C., Feb. u.-ln exam - Ing further into the question of grazing cattle in Alaska, Senator Foster has met with hearty cooperation by Secretary Wilson, of the agricultural department. Secretary Wilson has notified Senator Eos ter that the investigations by his depart ment have proved, beyond shadow of a doubt, that stock raising and farming can be carried on successfully In many sections of Alaska. a agree with you fully 'n thls opinion" Secretary Wilson says, 'that it Is matter of great and growing impor' tanee that some arrangement shosld be made for the opening of the country for stock ralSers and farmers.
 With reference to stock grazing however, Secretary wilson states that he does no, understand that specific permit for an individual or company Is required. "Mv understanding of the situation" he says, "is that any one ein Prsze cattle on the public dOman, so long as they do not treSplSS on the rights of settlers, and l see, therefore, no obstacle In the way of carving out this plan substantially as out- lined by Mr. Wn. E. Parker, of Seattle, without a specific permit from any source" :"
 Continuing, Secretary Wilson states that
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

was prepared by Mr. Tlffln, the traffic manager of the government railways, has been accepted by the company with few slight notifications. ,J
 It contains a clause to the effect that when the governor In council finds that the railway company raise the tariff on the American end of the road, then the govern. ment will have power to reduce the rates on the Canadian end or to cancel them al. together. This means has been taken to control the company because of part of their road, about 20 miles, being on Arneri- can territory. On the 90 miles of the road in Canadian territory, from Bennett to White Horse, the tariff which the Canadian government has prepared. and which has been accepted by the White Pass road, Is as follows: .,.s,
 Glass I, which at present Is s2.Ss per hundred weight, has been reduced to sI.oo per hundred weight.
 Glass has been reduced from s7.S4 to sI.66.
 Glass }, from s2.Sa to SI.42.
 Class 4, from S7.So to $i.Io
 Class 5,from R.7s to o5 cents.
 Glass 6, from ss.74 to 90 cents.
 Glass 2. from s2.7s to 7s cents. ..
 Class 8. from S2.7a to g cents.
 Class 9, from s7.7I to 3 cents.
 Glass 10, from $40 to 70 cents.
 As already said, If any attempt Ia made to make up for these reductions by h. ereases on the American end, then the rates will be redufed on the Canadian part or cancelled If necessary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
1T DEPENDS
New Tariff of w. P. & Y. and Amount
 of Water in the River

E. A. Mizner. manager of the A. C. Co. arrived on the Cottage City and Is at the Fifth Avenue. When asked relative to transportation via the mouth of the river the coming season said that they would very much depend upon the new tariff schedule of the w. P. X Y, Rv. Co. II there Is a scarcity of water in the river that also must be taken into consideration, It would be impossible at present to fore. cast the rate that 1t would seem practical or necessary for the company to establish next season.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Returning to tho Rango

Sergeant S. w. Davis the well-known member of the N. W M. P. who came here in the first contingent and has lately been stationed at White Horse. has re- signed from the force and Is at the Dewey awaiting the City of Seattle to go south. Sergt Davis Is the owner of an extensive ranch and thousand head of cattle in in Alberta and he will return to his home on the plains and resume his old life of ranging.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
THE STAGES
Six W. P. & Y. Stages at
 White Horse.

White Horse, Feb. ro.-The W. P. 1& Y. stage arrived today with only two pas s,ngers and light mall.
 There Is now but little travel from the inside and about all the passengers arc coming from the other way. The trail Is now in better condition than ever before. The weather Is warm though the Ice Is not vet weakening.
 There Is now six stages here. One leaves towouow night after the arrival of the train. and another Friday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

lt Is known to a certainty that the order Is aboard the Cottage City and will reach Collector Ivy today.
 Collector lvy's order was not such as has been published in the News reports. His order was confined to sehoOners that were under suspicion of poaching. But in any event the order Is lnlmlcable and must be resclnded.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Retired From stoamboatiuG

Mate Winter, formerly of the Al-Kl, will be seen no more in these waters. When the Al.Ki reached Seattle on her last down trip. Mr. Winter received the news thst he had been left a legacy of s6o,ooO In New York, and Is now on the way to see about and enjoy it.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
A CANARD
ce-President Newell Not
 At London.

N. w. Watson, chief clerk of the W. P. & Y. at Skagway, when asked relative to the Ottawa dispatch published in Vans eOuveI paper of the nth inst. relative to the disagreement between the Canadi,n government officials and Vlce-President Newell, and of the latters journey to Lon don to confer with President Graves upon the subject, said he thought the whole story a canard.
 Viee-Presldent Newell was due to arrive at Seattle from Chicago yesterday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Will visit Engineer Group

Al H. Bracket, of the Engineer Mining Company directory leaves on this mom' lngs train to go to the Engineer Group. MT. Bracket will mush over the fantail and visit the group to get an intelligent Idea of the work that has been done duflng the past six months.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Ho For Dawson.

R. E. West, the old reliable frelghtel and stage driver, will send hia next stag, out for D ,wson, Sunday, February I6, and one every Wednesday and Saturday th:re after.
 Quick time and low fare guaranteed.
 Inquire Regina Hotel,
 White Horse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
COLLECTOR IVfYS ORDER
 COUNTERMANDED
Treasury Officials Say It Would Bring Up
 International Complications

The enforcement of such an order would bring about lnternatlona l complications of a serious character. The department will send a letter 10 Collector Nev, instruetlng him to revoke the order.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Bids Opened Today

The Mining Committee will open the sealed bids for driving the tunnel on the Humboldt claim today. A number of re- sponslble bidders will contest for the eon- tract.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Reduction iu Coal.

Wellington Extension, double screened, same as Shaw's, delivered 10 any part Of the citv tor sI2 ton. Make no contracts as coal nav go lower.
 Kondike Trading Company, If Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

If you want good work done telephone No. 119 Automatle. Key City Laundry They take 1t away and return it in few hours.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
VIII Shed Rays

Georges James, builder of the Sentinel Island lighthouse, was a passenger on the Cottage to Si,ka. He says the light will be burning March
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
DusToday

The City of Seattle Is due to arrive to- day. She IS expected to have lrge list of passengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

The Principal bath rooms are open when others are frozen up. Opposite U. s. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

If you want to gam entrance Into the homes of the buying class, place your ad' .rtisement in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Fet prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry. next to new electric plant. c
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing job work are cneXcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Hotel Leland SI3, and Ave. Phoae Red ,7oI. Only. three blocks from depot and wharf. Rates soc 5e and $I.oo. G. T. Olds, Seattle, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20
Bottles Wanted.

Wine bottles wanted at 20 cents per dozen, at the Seattle Saloon. 1T
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

If you want fresh dressed Poultry and Meat you will find large assortment just arrived at the ARCTIC MEAT CO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

We carry H. s. ( M resdv.to-wear tailor-made suits. r. H. ciayson &fo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Fine watch repairing at P. E Koru's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-20

Mining blanks at this Onic,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-18
SENATOR PETrUs HERE.
Is Attending Court and in Good
Health,

Senator Edmund w. Pettus of Selma
came to Montgomery Sunday evening and
will be here until tonight when he will
go to Selma. He is staying at the New
MADISON Hotel.
Il came here from Birmingham" said
Senator Pettus. where l went Saturday
from Selma with Mrs' Pettus. She has
been i'll about two months, but she has
recovered entirely. She is with our
daughter. Mrs. Roberts. in Birmingham,
and will remain there until we go to
Washington. We expect to be in Wash
ington the last day of this month, "
notwithstanding his great age. Senator
Pettus appeared TO be in better health
and spirits than when he was last in
Montgomery. He laughed when comment
was made upon his splendid appearance.
Il have not been sick minute in a
year" he said, land / go right along
attending to my business. have several
cases before the Supreme Court, but III
get through tomorrow and go home"
Then Senator Pettus talked of the poll
teal situation, the approaching session Of
Congress. life in Washington and other
matters.
But you mustn't print what l say" he
admonished holding up his finger in a
characteristic way. You newspaper fell
lows are good fellows, but you want to
print too much Men in my position
must sorter sing in low voice. you
know"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-18
STATE COURT COURT.
Gases from Fifth Division Unde
Consideration.

The Supreme Court of Alabama met
yesterday for the consideration of cases
coming up from the Fifth Division.
The following attorneys were in attend
ance upon the court yesterday: George
P. Harrison. S. o. Houston. #. l.. Ken
nedy and A. f. Barnett of Opelika; w.
NJ. Lackey, G. R. SoweN and j. W.
Strother of Dadeville. H. j. Gillian, We
tumpka; Felix E. Smith, Rockford: G.
r Harsh. Birmingham, Francis NJ Lowe
Birmingham and General E. W. Pcttus
Of Selma.
Francis NJ. Lowe was yesterday admit
ted to practice before the court.
In the case OF the Goodwater Water
Company VS.. ]. C. Street an order was
issued requiring the defendant to give
a new supersedeas bond.
In the case of b, Lindsey VS.. Jane
Rogers, Administrative the motion to set
aside the judgment was confirmed
No opinions were handed down.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-18
MABEL PAIGE AT M'DoNALD's.
Little Woman Drew Large Audience
Last Night.

A big audience saw little Miss Mabel
Paige open her engagement last night
at McDonald's Theatre with the presen-
tation of "A Mountain Wait"
Since Mabel Paige was tot, she has
been annually playing to good-sized audi
ences in Montgomery. She is now wo-
man. and she still draws patrons to the
theatre.
Last night the house was one of the
largest seen this year at Mcdonald s.
and from the orchestra prelude to the
last drop of the curtain the audience APP
plauded.
"A Mountain Walf' is not the strongest
play Mabel Paige has in her repertoire.
However, 1t gives her an opportunity to
display her power in an ingenue role and
some of her supporting players did some
clever character work.
AS Chick, the short-sklrted country
lass. Miss Paige did acceptable character
comedy and had opportunities to save the
hero and unmask the heavy man.
Chick is not too dignified a part for
Miss Paige to do a song and dance. and
in this she made a hit as usual.
With Thomas E. DePew, who did COM
edy in the part of Jerry, an Irish SER
want, she did a little sketch that brought
out encore after encore.
There are some strong repertoire people
in the support. including Vallery F.
Barras, the heavy man; Thomas E. De-
Pew, who does the comic work; VIII Bur-
dette and Henry F. Willard
Good specialties were introduced and the
whole performance was put on with snap
The bill for tonight is Brother Against
Brother"