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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
TWO WOMEN DROWNED

Their Boat Capsized in Seventy-hve
Feet of Water.
Special to The Journal.
Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Aug. 22.-Mrs.
John Cameron and Mrs. Theodore McDon-
aid were drowned at John Island near the
Spanish river on the Canadian side yes
terday: They had been picking berries and
were about to return home. In getting
into the boat one stepped in the gunwale,
capsizing the, craft in, water seventy five
feet deep. Before assistance could be given
they were drowned. The bodies have
been recovered. They were wives of lun,-
bermen operating in the Spanish river
country and were we'll known at Bay City,
where they formerly lived. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
THE AUTO
SCORES TWO
,, :. .-@. - Y
-- 60. .
Sultan of Morocco Dashed
:. Into a Stone Wall
! Near Fez.r
Sir, Thos. Lipton's Car Slips
on Street Car Rails and
sS1nashes Fence.

London, Aug. 22.-sir Thomas Upton
was in an automobile accident while COM
ing to town to-day. from his country
house. His twelve-horse power. car, which
he was driving, skidded on the street
tar rails at Woodgreen and crashed vio-
lently into the iron railing bordering the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
|ARIESIAN .
WAIERSUPPLY
The Drink From the Dakota
Wells Is Being
Traced. IL
The Dakota Sandstones Are
Bent Up at the Rocky !
T. II. Mountains.

From. Tho journal Bureau. Roos's A6, Foss
Building, Warrington.
Washington, Aug. 22.-For the last two
or three years N.FH. Darton of the United
States geological survey has been engaged
in tracing the source of the copious un--
derground waters which appear in the ar
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
KNOUSE WILL. DIE.

First Shot His Wife, but She Will
/ - Survive. =.
Harlan, Iowa, Aug. PA tragedy oc-
Cured here this morning. S. W. Knouse,
who has been drinking a good deal, shot
his wife from whom he had been sepa-
rated for some. time, and then shot him
self.
y His wound is in the head and will GER
tain1y prove fatal, while that of the wo-
man is serious but will probably not cause
death. A divorce case Is pending.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
MARRIED IN TOLEDO.

Special 70 The Journal.
Toledo' Ohio, Aug. 22.-Justice Templeton,
In his office at the courthouse united in
marriage Emory J. Benedict Minneapolis
salesman, and Mrs: Marcella Cohn, a promi-
nent Jewess of Toledo. Benedict is 45 wears
old and this is his fourth nuptial venture
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
GATES WAS HIT
The Break in Colorado Fuel & Iron
Serious for Him. ...>
Ne,o York su,. Special servte. =

Ser1OuS lot HIM. y - -
Ne1o York S,s,s Special SerrtcS =
New York, Aug. 22.--The World says.
The complete rout of the Gates forces In
the Colorado Fuel and Iron fight and the
passing Of Charles G. Gates as stock
market prophet caused sensation in Wall
street yesterday and a big break in the
stock of the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany, which the Gates syndicate has been
trying to boom. Nearly $1,000 shares of
the stock were thrown on the market and
decline of more than points was the
result. The Chicago crowd which follows
the fortunes of Mr.. Gates and his friends
was hard hit. John W. Gates personal
losses as reckoned by the ticker yesterday
were more than s1,40O;0OO, as he claims
to own and control over 100000 shares ct
the stock =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
The Pace~That Kills.

London. Aug. &c. Jarrott, the auto
mobilist. to-day at Welback. did kilo-
meter (about 1903 yards) with flying
start in 25 1-5 seconds and beat the
record Of 20 rs seconds made by w. K.
Vanderbilt Jr. in France
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
FOUND HIM DEAD

Andrew Moline of Mimi ea polis- Dies
of Heart Failure
Special to The Journal. ~.-. .>-g
Anoka, Mimi, Aug. 22-Andrew Malone
of Minneapolis, aged Al, was found dead
in bed yesterday at the home of Nels Pc
terson at Ham lake, where he was visit
ing. He had not complained of sickness
health. A coroners inquest is being held.
Death is attributed to heart disease.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22

COUNTESS OF wARW1cKs PLUM.
London, Aug. 22.-The Essex County Chron-
icle says it hears that Cecil Rhodes be-
queathed to the Countess Of Warwick lands in
South Africa which have been gold for s.. .ooo,-
00O -t Ass
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22

= Chicago-Riley Darnell, prominent in this
city for years as the proprietor of mems fur
nishing stores, has disappeared, and his
had considerable money on his person.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22

The Minneapolis city directory gives the
name of Andrew Moline, roomer at 400
Third avenue S..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Tuesday the Williamsburg Chapter.
United daughters 90 the Con,cderacy.
Was organized here ay the election oi
tbs following officers. President, Mrs.
Lyon o. Tyler Honorary Prcsiuca..
AIRS. <. i. Irevihal. Nioe President
Mrs rs. l.. Jones. Treasurer. Mrs. IL.
ID Cole. corresponding SECRETARY. Mrs
l. e. Durtcs Recording Secretary. AIRS.
I. Stubbs.
The chapter starts OF with a very
good membership AID with splendid
prospects.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
York News.

NcRNrowN. VA. Dec. 1S-Oystrr~in-
spector }. N. Waiuwright. who was here
today on business in sonncction with his
otice reports heavy transactions in ovs-
ter planting groands. He was engaged
the major part II the past week IN lay
inS Oh al tbs vacant oyster rock sn
PoQuosou river for I. :. Darling, OF
Hampton. Nr. Frank Darling. the man
agcr owner. was with aim aud had
both his little steamers. Powhatan and
Bivalve. 70 assist IN running the lines.
ThS area rented runs from Back rivcr 10
York Spit anu embraces about LOCO
acres or more. being al ta- Sronud not
pablic rock. designated by the BaS Tor
survey. This Is deep water ground run
ming from seventeen 10 twenss feet deep
on the average. Mr.. Dazzling has de
velopcd the use of deep water ground
tor planting. His stock on the rocks.
which was planted some tame since. l.
fat and m me shape. though there was
no new s.rike this fall Frank Nudge.
OF Acconac county. the Statc surveyor.
conouctcu The engiDccfiug- Ia addition
10 ms using this ground for sine shipping
stock, Mr.. Darling VIII erect packing
house near the mouth OF Chismau's
creek IN a year or SO. and can The oystc-
on its native health"
Mr.. :. ~. Gloss. the secretary OF the
Immense new lumber plant on Poqeosou
river. spent day OK TWO IN Washington
The latter part Ol last week. on business
with the Post Once Department. He
succeeded IN having a post oihce cstab-
lished az the works which was named
NoTkviile, With Nr Ruben Perry. treas
urer o. the Norkyillc Lumber Company.
as postmaster.
AR. and Mrs. J. L. Llewellyu, OF New
port News, were at the clerks office ou
real estate business. Monday evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Light from Lightfoot.

LIcHTFOoT, VA Dec. 5.-Dr. Tom
Wynue and Mr.. Belt. Of Newport News.
spent several days with friends here
Mrs ". II. Power spent Thursday
with Miss Mamie Vail ia Toano.
Mr.. LittIeton was the guest AR. l. 7
Hankius this week.
Mr. Willie Taylor. Of Newport News.
IS visiting Mr. Arthur Johnson. The
latter Is stiu confined 20 his room. but
he Is doing as neli as can be expected.
Misses Kittie Taylor. Drue Gatewood
and Bertha Davis have returned from
Newport News. where they have been
yisisiss the Istter's sister.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nall.

The little daughter OF Mr. j. y. Pow
Ell jumped on an inverted rake made Of
en- penny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely through her foot and q second
one hal way through. chamberlain
BAN Balm was promptly applied and
ave minutes later the pam had cisap-
peared and 40 more suffering was ex~
periencec. Ia three DAYS The child Was
wearing her shoe as usual lno with aD-
solutsly TO discomfort. Mr.. Powell DE-
. vel known merchant Of Portland,
Va. Pain Balm ~ an antisepiic and heals
such injuries without matCrAtion and IN
one-lhlgd the ume required 10y the
usual Treatment. FOR SAFE Dy al drug
glsts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Last " i1teI a. l1ia1I child VI u-lIe
1 crop "a s4oleIE ACE1, s1ss Id
e. JCnn - H. gen, e SLrlstlsD ksel-
se.asa. q = AK, NO i gaze Ser . ses
glCeee u (A-eE-Lrcs -zl1 , Nel~sA Ecl4-t-t
sLo lac c1ssl recovered his remedy
LII cLls C44=s -sO1is III ~Le1 k4fe-
- SOL 80 TIE nIst y z1Glons sFPe4l,
wlu p1esenI the Ezt4cA- Al cOEIAlaas ~
oplun ~ OI0eT A@1Gsul suustS-cs 49,
nssy " gsten es cOa1oeAt4y - D-Os
~ a. Go1lL k0s sac " ~ o<lgglsts-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Prrs- Roosevelt message % Congress
WAS s. cA-eiuIly Woroed a. any cocu-
n-nt we hAvS read recently. lis deal
ia VIII rhc trasI anc tarl1 gzestio1s
showed cleErly Tx Pohtl0au II rae Hl@I.
de gave Jus- enough 20 please tbr Pc E-s
AID aOr tlEhIeu The trusts. Truly.
Roosevelt - = wonderfully versatile
-aE--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Gazettes Wanted

Iu some manner. our hle of the Gazette
has be ndisturbed, and isiucomplete. We
would thank any of our subscribers
who wiu send Us "a copy oi the paper OF
september -. and one u November =
Ne xant az east TWO OF each. ANY sub
scu3er sending us these missing paPers
10 good condition VIII have their sub
scription marked paid three mouths
longer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Tothe Public

al me 90 say few words DO praise Il
Chsmbrr.ain's Cough Remedy / h2d p
very severe cough and cold and feared /
woulC get pncumania. hut after .aki' Z
the second dose Of this medicine / lei
better. tLgee bottles "a il cured my cold
and the paiCs ia my ches. disappeared
entirey an most respectfully you're
FIR health, RALPH =. MESERs.6 4- Thirty
seventh 81, wheeling. ". Va. For
sale Oy ali druggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

On. for 3 proper drainage ofour streets
and Sidewalks. Why = u the Coanal
VII keep OF spending money - they DO,
LOok at Orr CUTTERS. ] hey stand irl'
Ct water tor hours aitcr = ram.
Look a. ouT streets. They are vsIltabis
POE6s a. tines Van uos orr Council
take up TINS matter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Judge T. IS. C.. Blackstone has sem
word a. Clerk T II. Gediy notifying
him that a special term of thc Circuit
Court would be held here beginning next
Tuesday the 9th inst. Among the jury
cases ST tor triai are Green rs. Garter.
Walker. assignee. vs.. Ware and Bush.
Peninsula Bank IS C H. slater. The
scrm ai.i Is "a short one.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

The encouragement of prcsSus mons
trics, The looatlou - new ones. and ID.
auiiding Up OF the so~n arr among tbe
duties tbata-e constantly ocvoivi-g upor
- a. prog ossiyeci tizers- liNe So down
and n AT Tor II 10 cousc. Milhallsb-l- r
Val never ~ another neW industry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
THE BUSINESS MEN


The Business Mems Association last
NJ. az probably held the most irscrest-
inS and enthusiasts meeting IN its his
tory. There was fine atsendanoe.
About the hrst business transacted
-vs~ the election. Of officers. The faiiow-
owing were chosen: !. r. (. Spencer.
president. LIST. Nscc president lno. l..
Mercer. 2nd Vice-p,rsideut. l. Henies.
II. Srd vioc-prssi6eut. l.. u Lane. Jr.
Treasurer. II. \. Phillips. Secretary.
Iuo. s. Charles Executive Committee.
the regular officers and MeSsrs. L. "
Roberts. b f Wolfe. K l.. Spencer.
Calba Walden. Bureau of IufOrmaticr.
the PERSONS named IN the Constitution
and Messrs. 4. n. Peaehy and T. I.
Stubs The appointment OF standing
| committees ein be announced at the
next meeting.
Fozr new neubers made Application
last night Tor membership and was elcct-
ed. NrL.. Larson The Others VAL be
elected az The next meeting.
Under the head OF new business. NV.
&. .. Peachy advocated tbs starting OF
.,.....,. ,..a -, 81, .i.,..-,.--
-, -, 80. s.,..,-,;r,, %, ak, ne,
the matter. lie SAID i would pay hand
.,r,elv. that 5000 would be enough
espital stock. lie showed how the can
mag tactorv would bc . stimulus 20 the
farmers o. shis section ~Eight million
cellars arc invested 10 Virginia every
year, according 10 statistics. because We
have no canning Histories. he said.
"Wmle >ls.ooo.oo are made n Caiiior-
uia because 'ney can iheir suTpius iruit
ana NeEe'Ao'es- ae s-'ie >'e would take
800 10 s-~H al sN''i piss and tha .,
"~s - '-' --'~ '-sso1iAuon -
p-s1 '.'~--e' = * '-ss'..''''on - man
= - - 80 49, ~ Al ~ NooeTis
- >'.'.. ,. >.''-''-s ~
---.'-i,s H. l,,s-b,.. -
'.--.--,..-.l,- ,,r-.r..5 =, -.
s-s --r.rs II. as ,,,,..,,,,,-,. :, -,
.sinc such au easerp-,.e Tb. -,,.-
nazaed me tol.ouin. splendid corrrnst,c,
,iessrs. = 70. pcacav. Hnrr,u "a
Noosrts ..na a.. +. Wole.
| The chair tuen suggested that thi.
u-s the Ilme GO begin movement Tor d
County Fair neat Fau The Associa
ton sgreed wiih the chair and tbs
following committee Vas named {,
investigate ana report. Mr. L. ". Rob
erts ally acvccaung the plan. Nossrs
hArreL, Roberts. Nsnk0op, Barnes.
Johnston LIS committee wall 90 2
woIE AZ -nce - STR rp Interest ~ IA,
matter AID re iArners are expected q
cooperate
he As-ociatlon passed rcsolutio .
uTsi1s TIE iAi-loal company % install
4 -lSni .fe--ioI a. Tie T. - .. depot
ano 60 = ~ once Showing the need G.
u IN Ians NA.s-
| lie ssscci1Ilo1 gave oelinQ uC-t men
osrs until January lvth 10 pay Up. a
gho don't comply by that time vii sure
N te dropped
heu Sau-e PossloiE the most interes,
lng DISCUSSION OF lie evening from
local point 81 view ! he HAIR mention
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Oxes tEe pretty little drugstore u Dr.
ranes Ii. stone TIE popular yOsalS
druzxis1, formerly fOT years ~ppeaseo
,be uame Of II. I. ;ones- Tx sssD h4s
al the letters necessary 10 spell the nafre
Of Mr.. ]. q Stsne. Trsnspose TIE let
fers and see
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
RoNDurN Gossip.

NoN'' Ni' VA ANo- 81 Ohm walker
WIS "e~''enus l"'aiiN s. OF
: 'e'0' "''''"oo" az 40 % Gloss. Mr.
= '1''' We " .'o was young man. was
" -" /" s'l.''' negro ooy' ABOUT
- go co. '''' s's''' Nas al s0noo'
'' ''' 80 -.''' vas ''' "''N ABOUT one
'-' '.o-
D- s-'S '--e N-'- 1lu'
ga = " - ''''-'- sac ~" ]" MS n"nos'
-''0 '''''' j. " ''' ''' '''u pa. " ''"0 ''
81 80 '''S ''.',1 T. N'i''''s Nun instant
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Water cure iorC hronicConstipat,oI

Take w, cups oi hot water hall a.
hour before each meal and just before
going 20 bed. also drink 40 water. hot
or cold. about TWO hours after each
n cll lake lots OF outdoor exercise
walls. ride. dryc. Make "a regular habit
OF this anl in many cases chrome Cou-
st.paticn may he ou4cU without tue u.r
OF any medicine. When pu-gative l-
repaired tlkc something Nll0 $50
geltle like ChamleTlain's stomach an,
Liver TABLETS. For Gale ey e. d. -
gists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Lussin Thirteen.

BY sending Is miles VIM. Spirey. 90
Walton Furuaee, NJ. goi a BOX oi
bUcklen Arnlca Salye. that wholly
cured q horrible Fever sore on his lex.
Nothing else could. Positively cures
Bruises. Felons, Ulcers, Erupuous
Boils, Burns, OOrus and Piles. Only
15c. Guaranteed by Leonard Heu.es
Druggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Startling. Bat True

III every OIe Anew What grant
ueolc4Le Dr- hing Aew LAe l'llls lz.
NI4tss ~. A. L-LeI, LII. Fsel JOUn. -.
sv4 u se4l 81 you nao ~ DAY IL.
weeks Zee las made & new L2n u LIZ
Lila AiLae .oT oonstiI @tlOn, ssol-aeL 4hl
IyrI uoLL41s- - - LeCLsEa Et1--s q
~ - store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
SATURDAY. TIC {. ISO1

We cal the attention 90 or readers 20
she new sdver tiscults n ''Ou- Richmcul
Business DsrScsory," " hen you ko -
Riehuon5 10 by your holiday goods
20 u Sex orr advertisers. IL VII pay
rou 70 tci then about orr advertise.
reut
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Read the Richmond B5siness Dsre,-
tory" beiOre Ordering anything you SO
ADVERTISED. Nnte or call on thesc Erms
and seE them ho~ yougOt their address
Thess advertisers are gilt-eoged Some
other leaders among kichmOnd's bzsi-
uess firms VIII appear next week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
Finest Line OF stationery ever

Finest Line OF Stationery ever dis
played 30 Williamsburg, and more TO
follow. Paper 0y The pound. box aud
4uire with envelopes to match. also
large anl varied assortment Of pads.
composition books and other school
supplies. JAS. X. STONE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
YOU Know That You are Taking

When you take Groves 7 asteless Call
TOMS because the formula j. plainly
printed on every bottle showing that IL
= simply Iron and Quinn.r "a a taStelcs
.orm. No Cure. No Pay. 5Oc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

Magruder-Rwell Camp Of confedersts
Veterans held . regular meeting Last
night. Commander NJ r. HsFrel presid-
ing. A COMMITTEES was sppoiDied e.
meet Col Stuart when be comes spd
ssofher 70 sseufs csuescs HsII.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

su>--sd ~ rne gosro15os "a HiihsHssriS
IS secoua clsss zzi-DSrter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

For bad 'assc In the couth take
Ch4nberiain's stomach aad Liver
Tableis. For sale by all dfoggisis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07

The telegraph ofice at the depot has
been moved UP stairs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

Aftor1ers aho place Legal a drcrttSirS "a
seis pxpcrsrr heis personst.F responsible for
sane. this brlzz rhe o1ls c,..saisfoH u11er
~hfch We scc-rrsack soreT,lsia& hafos
soc. per iach -aca tianr. ls.> - ger oeaf No
CREATION ron FteSc rerzas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
ADVERTISING RATES:

AercrTfsfnC rates 80 - nsfaae. and fGrEissco
or spe,hcatson. RATES to 81. - Cents per
aeh per Issue. WITH usual diScoEnrs FOR Spscr
sRdrfne. LccSl noricss = Ceufs she line.
RESOLUTIONS of-vsDectS Cests ger line.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
DR.. D. E. BLOCK.
Graduate Veterinary SEvsor,
NEWPORT NEWS, KRcgEIA

licenses sndsy iaws o. "a. Er-9yis06e Ssrgron y.
3. frr9 Ofce HrsAIqgf01 Zoe ard SO.h 81 Co
eratioc 6ssffsfyu gn1 surgery srFciaisg Dfse1ses
# GU oosesfc arfgs1if. C0yyseDc1asrcs ~ riaI 81
fsff ena ratios speciafie. faA syppg a oste,fTc
- sscfsss afasoss 81 band, hgbseiass horsss eoreif
erc s~id. 'ehorf 20. fi.ofV.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-07
MAv.

Tkis slrnatorc l. CO ever ocE q the sea air
Laxative Bronco uIHine TASsets
s..~ ruu.edy ef..f cures a cold fa one oss
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
WILL MEET
Christian EndeaYOr Society
 tJ Have Convention.

There will be a convention of the Chris tiln Endeavor Society at Wrangei begIn- ming November 8. lt Is expected that every Christian Endelvor Socletv ln Che southwss, will be represented. The pur- pose Is also Go have as large at,snilrcs of Indians as possible.
 The Prssbytsv at its last meeting ap- pointed Revs. Montgomery, ot HlWSi Waggonsr, of Kl4wack, and Corser of Wrangel, to arrange for a convention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
MUST DIG
City Council Will Enforce
 Poll Tax Ordinance.

The mltter of the enforcement of Che poll tax ordinance was the principal ques- ton before the dty counill last night. l lclty Asses or chsalsnder reported that several persons had refused to ply their poll taxes, giving various reasons for lt. Some clslmsd exemption on account Of being frsmsn and others said that tte mayor had told them that they could work out tbslr taxes, and that others had re- fused point blank to dlE up. Aiier some discussion the assessor was directed to turn ln a list ol the names of those who refused to pay to the eOpncll nl it' next meeting. The disposition seems c be that the ordinance will be enforced by proceed lngs In the commissioners court.
 There was barely a quorum present. at the meeting, Mayor McGrath and coun- ellmsn Coburn, Johnson and Kettles hay Ing answered to the'r namss.
 The public works and public propfftY committee reported having entered Into a contract with the Electric Light eompinv to furnish 20 3l-eindls power lights for e per month each, The city pays for Che lamps and the Electric Light company stands all other expenses.
 The committee on public works and pub l lie property was authorized to fll up holes On Sixth avenue with grade.
 The ways md means committee reported on bills of Blshoprlik Lumber Co.,, sI3z and Frye-Bruhn, f4, and they were al- lowed.
 Dr. M. F. Hall, elty health officer, called the attention Of the council to tho l { ,t that the ordinance requiring that a permit be procured before any corpse can be buried Is not being compiled with, and l n was decided by the urell io enforce the ordinance.
 A bunch of bills were presented and re- fsrrsd to the ways and means committee Mr, Nsttles reported that the three new hyJrsn,s had b;,n shipped.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
WILL ACCEPT < lBHRAFION
 UNANIMOUSLY Poll of Miners Shows That They Are All Willing to Accept the Terms of Arbitra-
 ton as Heretofore Agreed Upon.

anImOus. lt will be almost 80 if not en- tlrely 80. The miners and citizens arc confident that all the mines will be Operat- Ing full blast before the present week shall have ended.
 The convention of the miners will begin tomorrow morning at TO o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
 Steamers.

Whlehorse, Oct. zj.-Ths Bonanza King, Lightning, Wilbur Crlmmlns and Yukonsr arrived in WhItshorse vssterdaY and Sunday. Their passengers left on the train thls morning.
 The Crlmmlns leaves tonight for Dlw- SOD. The Thistle, which Is due to arrive before morning. win turn right b ek on Ihe return trip. Ths Canadian will also arrive this evening or ln the morning The ssl- Kirk will be due some time tomorrow nlght or Thursd ~ morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
THEY QUIT
River Steamers Going Into
 Winter Quarters.

Wbltehorss, Oct. 2o.-The Blllev Isft thls morning to @ Into winter quarters a' Lower LaBlrge. She was followed by Che Sybll at noon, and the BOnanzl klna will leave tomou w momlng for tn. same place, Most of the big passenger boats wlll remain at Whltehorse for tbe winter,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21

ISpselal Dispatch to The Daily AlaslNnn.l )
 New York, Oct. ao,-lt developed to- ily that the giant beef trust the existence Of which hls long been dsulsd, Is an actual fact. The charter was granted by the State of New jsrssH pursuant to the filing of the articles of Incorporation at
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
The Venture FlOa.sa

The Princess May brought adviees here to the effect that the steamer Venture. which went ashore on Tugwell lsland' has been Hoated, having come of the rocks without assistance, and has been lowed to Mell ,kahtlah, where the cargo Is being taken out and repairs made.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
GREAT BEET TRUST IS AT
 LASH ORGANIZED
The Charter Was Granted By the State of New Jersay, Saturday. Capital Is $5oo,-
 100000. Second Only to Steel Trust. 70,

Trenton, the state capital, The great corporation which Is designed to regulate the beef business of the world has a capital stock cf $500. 1000, ihe largest capital of any company ever organized except the United States Steel corporation, usually referred to as the steel trust.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21

Special Dispatch to Daily AlasEanl
 Scranton, Pa., oct. ,-lnqulry shows that the vote at tomOrrOw's convention of Che miners upon accepting the arbitration proposition as agreed upon by the coal operators and President Mitchell and the district presidents will probably be un-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Location Il Changed

H.C, Bowmln, the "Monsv Prince" " h novel bis barber shop from the old location across the street 10 the room formerly occupied by the "MOneY Kings stor.