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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Desirable Weather.

With the opening of the season. the usual
troubles of the ~housekeeper commence. 1t
will not be SO hard next year. If You take
advantage of the opportunity to brush up
Glossene and Floor Paint for Floors. Occi-
dental Wall Finish for the walls, Lawn Seat
Colorss for the lawn furniture. Adaptable
paint of all kinds, each suited exactly to its
purpose. Plat & Thornburgh Paint Co, go
Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Killed by City Marshal.

Guthrie. Ok, April 2S.-City Marshall r
N. Maxwell Of Lexington, Ok, in a battle
with George and Jack Goodin. brothers,
near that city. shot both men with a double
barreled shotgun. and George died instantly
from his wounds. He was a resident of Hot
Springs. Ark. A Coroner's jury held Max
well guiltless.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
farewell SERVICES At PARIS.
All Pastors Attested Friendship
for the Baptist Minister.

REPUBLIC
Paris, No., April ga farewell service
was held at the First Baptist Church in this
city last night in behalf of the Reverend
w. r. Painter. who has been pastor Of the
church for the past ten years and who re-
Gently resigned to accept the passionate OF
the Baptist Church at La Grange. Mo-.
May L
services last night, but were present and
took part in the farewell services. Every
seat in the large church was filled. Ad-
dresses were delivered by the Reverend c.
r. Richmond. pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church; the Reverend W. n. Briney, pastor
Of the Christian Church; ]. B: Gannaway.
in behalf of the Baptist Church; 7. v. Bo-
dine. in behalf of the citizens Of Paris; w.
W. Shaw, in behalf Of the B. Y. p. u. and
the services closed with a farewell address
by the Reverend W. r Painter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
GARNISHMENT LAW is UPHELD.
Cannot Be Defeated by Agree
ment. Judge HOugh Rules.

HTCnt, UUSC
Circuit Judge Hough ruled yesterday In
the case OF Lynn H. Dinkins against the
Crunden-Martin Woodenware Company.
gafnishee of Frank E. Gottseelig, that the
ment nv which an employees salary Is paid
in ADVANCE. or by any other arrangement;
and ordered a judgment of nSs6.D. alleged
favor Of Dinkins, to be paid by the Crun-
den-Martin company.
Gottseelig was employed by the Crunden-
eied in mississippi n Louisiana. The
Crunden-Martin company denied that It
was Indebted to Gottseelig. 1t was stated
earnishment. that 800 had been paid by
the company to Gottseelig as salary. The
fact that Gottseelig was away from st.
Louis was immaterial. the Judge held.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

was IS years old.
county was considered quite upon the from
tier. Settlers were few and dangers We're
many. The Indians were unfriendly and the
white ADVENTURE had always to count upon
combating the primeval owners of the
land.
Boone County continued to be his home
for the remaining eighty-four years of his
life. He engaged in farming and lived a
quiet, unbroken life, and was the sole sur
vivor of nine brothers and sisters.
From the first year that he was old
enough to cast n ballot until his death he
was a stanch Democrat. and for forty-four
years was a reader of The Republic. In
November, 1873, he married Miss Mary J.
Shelley of Galloway County. She died in
1866, leaving i've children.
MIR. Ellis married again in 1865, and his
second wife lived until 1898. The surviving
children are: Mrs. S. A. Christian, Peter
Ellis and William o. Ellis of Boone Coun-
ty: James 4. Ellis of Jefferson City and
Mrs. Godlove of this city.
Mr.. Ellis enjoyed perfect health through
out his long life until recently. He was
temperate in his habits and used neither to-
bacco nor liquor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Church Omcers Elected.

SPECIAL
Pine Bluff. Ark, April s.-The Congrega-
ton Anshe Emeth tonight elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: President.
Buck Bloom; vice president, David l..
Franklin; secretary. George B. Moore:
treasurer. Felix NJ. Rosenberg: ~superintend-
ent cemetery. F.. Dreyfus. The Reverend
Joseph Saul Kornfeld was commended for
his work as pastor and reelected for a two
years term.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

Failing Eyesight Corrected
By properly fitted glasses. DR.. Bond, expert
optician at Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway
and Locust. examines the eyes free of
charge and adjusts glasses to suit. Steel
frames. 81 and up; gold, S and up.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Claim. He Was Robbed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind, April ga man giving
his name as John Adams and claiming
Portsmouth. O., as his home. complained to
the police that he was robbed last night of
several hundred dollars while on a Louis
vile n Nashville train on his way here
from st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
MccLosKEY JUDGEMENT SATISFIED

A Judgment for $2,6S4.17 against John Nc
Closkey in favor of his former wife, Nell
lie. for the support of their children. was
declared satisfied in Judge Ferriss's d.
vision of the Circuit Court yesterday. The
couple were married in 1877 and nave six
children. In 1896 he obtained a divorce in
South Dakota.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

the ice. When the America is found Al
effort will be made to refill her bunkerD
with coal and work her out of the ice pack
1t is thought that Baldwin used the Amer
lea for winter headquarters. and worked
north Will sledges. establishing caches
preparatory for the dash to the pole.
Baldwin's associates here are of the opins
ion that Baldwin began his northern moves
ment for the pole about the middle Of Feb
ruary. and that he will reach the highest
point about the middle of June. and the
Frithjof expedition IS timed to meet him.
Baldwin has always believed that he
would find a drift that would take him out
by way Of Greenland. but lis associates arc
of opinion that his return will be across tho
ice toward Franz Josefiand. w. 8. Champ.
who is in charge of the new party, after
releasing the America. will establish a pa
troll with the hope of picking up the Bald
win party. Ii is planned to cover a stretch
of 80 miles east and west across the route
most likely to be taken By Baldwin. z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Gave Child Carbolic Acid.

REPUBLIC SPEC1AL.
Evansville. Ind, April 2s.-This morning
Mrs. Ida Winterick gave her little Agar
old son a dose of carbolic acid by mistake
for cough medicine and the little fellow
died in an hour. The mother is Frustrated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Wedding Invitations

To be absolutely correct in form should be
ordered from Mermod & Jaccard's. Broad
way and Locust, where only expert engrav-
ers and printers are employed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

Two more days and the stock Of the
Kansas Pioneer Cole shaAe 20. goes
to 3 eeats.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

Editors Call on the President.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The delegates to
the National Editorial Convention, which
recently met in Hot Springs, Ark, called
on the President to-day The party num-
bered about forty.
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Elected to Chair of English.

Elected to Chair of English.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Butler. Mo-, April 2s.-Professor c. H. Jen-
kins, principal of the Butler High School,
has been elected to the chair Of English in
Wentworth Military Academy at Lexing-
ton, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

Caboo school
Hartyille. Mo-, April 2S.-The School
Board has employed ]. A. Woodford,
Stephen Yates and Miss Allie Burton t.
teach the next term of the Cabool School.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09

ira EN- una posici0n en- que no
pueden defenderse con ventaia.
Pero Il pesar de ESQ no han eau
sado muchas bajas entire las tro-
pas americanas y su modo de
pelear Sc asemeja al de los indios
hostlles en- otros tiempos EN- este
pals Ahora Sc ha enviado una
expidici0n en- contra de elIos por
el General Chaffee Y esta sin du-
da los metera en- cintura Y los
hala en- breve t6rmino someterse
ala autoridad del gobierno. Guam
do tai cosa suceda toda la extern
sion y Jurisdiction de las Filipi-
mas estara en- completa paz v
tranquilidad y podra disfrutar
del gobierno de libertad Y civil.
zacion que ALA ha sido estable-
cido por los Estados Unidos, Y
no seran los Moros los que me-
nos ventaias saquen de tai con-
dici0n de cosas, !
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09

tidarios de uno Y otro, llegando
4 veces casi hasta cheques per
sonales entire los delegados. Al
tomarse la votacion triunf6 Co
Ter por una gran mayoria Y fue
escogida toda la pizarra prepa.
rada por Hill. En- seguida es-
tallo la borrasca y Devery Sc sa-
lis de la convention pronostican
do toda clase de desastres para
ell boleto. Esto da q entender
que la democracia esta dividida
y tendra en- SUI contra al elemen-
to trabajador que militaba baio
sus banderas Y pedia ser recono-
edo. Ahora sc espera que el GO
bernador Odell, candidate Repu-
blicano para gobernador, sera
reelecto al puesto que ocupa Y
que el boleto Repuhlicano triun-
fara con gran mayoria.
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HAY MOROs EN- LA COSTA.

En- las Filipinas todo Marcia
viento en- popa en- 10 que toca 4
Ia pacificacion de las islas del ar
chipi6lago, y 6nicamente en- la
Isla de Mindanao estan los Mo-
ros aferrados Il no s0meterse Il
la autoridad de los Estados Uni.
dos. Su guerra es desultoria v
Sc reduce q atacar q adestacamen-
tos aislados cuando los encuen-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09
LOS DEMOCRATS DE NUEvA YORK EN-
DESACUERDO.

La convention Democratic del
estado de Nueva York fu6 tenida
la semana pasada con objeto de
nombrar candidates para gober-
nadory y dem6s odciales de esta-
do. Habia dos facciones que Sc
disputaban el nombramiento de
gobernador. una de elias enca.
bezeda por c! soBador Hill. Los
candidates eran Bird Collier y
William S. Devery y la lucha es-
tuvo muy agitada entire los par
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09

La iamosa Joyeria y Reloieria
de Luian, Lucero y Cia., est6
ahora mas abastecida que nunca
dntes. Sus precios en- toda clase
de prendns y reloies son demasia-
do modcrados. Tambien go com
ponen toda Glaze de joyas, obras
y reloies con el mejor esmero.
Hacedles una vista 6ntes de ir d
otra purte. u.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09
B0DA CLANDESTlNA EN- MADRID.
La Reina Madre Maria Cristina sc Case
Secretamente con su Caballerixero
Mayor.

| Un despacho de Madrid con fe-
cha de 30 de Septiembre, dice.
Circula la noticia que durante su
reciente viaje 4 Austria la reina
madre Maria Cristina, contraio
matimonio con SUI caballiriZero
mayorel conde leila Escosura, del
cual estaba enamorada desde an
tes de casarse con el rey Alfonso
MI. Sc dice que ell joven rey Al
fonso reprob0 de una manera
violenta 4 su madre, y Sc agrega
que las relaciones entire ellos es-
tan muy tirantes.
Atac0 con furia q la reina V
de una manera vergonzosa. En-
un arranque de c6Iera lie ordeno
que Sc retirase & las provincias 6
que Sc marehase inmediatamen
tie al extranjero EN- compafia de
su esposo.
La reina hizo frente 4 la colera
, del rey con indignation. Sc resin
ito de los insultos con un temple
igual al suyo. Rechaz0 la real
orden y rehus0 retirarse 4 las
provincias 9 al extranjero. Sc
teme que el rey EN- su ira destierre
q la reina madre de los dominios
espaholes, q cometa algAn acto
de locura que lame la atencion
de todo el mundo civilizado. La
corte esta temerosa de 10 que
pueda sobrevenIr. FL casamien-
to de la reina ha asombrado q
la corte Y al pals entero.
Sc dice que el descubrimiento
del matrimonio de su madre fu6
causa del violento arranque de
c0lera del rey hace alg1n tempo
cuando dej6 4 Ia corte at0nita
ordenando que su madre fuese
arroiada del palacio real. La ha-
bia maltratado por dias, y final
mente una noche, disfrazado de
trabaiador salio del palacio, vi
sit6 I'm lugar de dudosa fama y
pas0 la noche tomando Iicor.
La reina pas6 la noche llena de
congoia hasta que volvi6 su hijo
embriagado. Cuando estuvo en-
condici6n de poder hablarle, ella
10 reprendi0. III rey le contest6
que Sc metiese en- sus propios me-
gocios y que en- vez de mandar
tenia que obedecer. Cuando ella
habI6 del respeto filial que Sc lie
debia, 81 Sc irrit6 y llam6 4 la
guardia para que la echase del
palacio.
Unicamente los esiuerzos del
coniesor del rey salvaron 4 Es-
paia del espectdculo de yer q la
reina arroiada del palacio real
por su hiio. Posteriormente la
conducta del rey hacia su madre
empeoro tanto que la reina SO
VIC precisada 4 saIir de Madrid
por una temporada.
Sc cuenta que desde hace amos,
Cristina y el conde estaban m1-
tuamente enamorados hasta tai
extreme que Sc dieron palabra
dc casamiento.
Fu6 con frecuencia causa deco
mentario que la reina llamase 4
su caballerizo mayor q menudo,
pero pocos adivinaban la raz6n
por la cual el conde era objeto de
cuidado especial. Ahora, sin en-
barge, el secreto esta divulgado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09

bres de buen cardcter Y reputa.
clon y que posean las califcacio,
nes necesarias para desempeilai
digna y capazmente su cometi'
do. Ell bienestar y ell predominio
del partido Republican, de este
condado hacen necesidad imperio.
sa que ningGn hombre indigno,
Incompetence 8 deshonesto sea
admitido q candidaturas 4 EN-.
pleos la responsibilities de cuyo
buen desempeno Sc echa encima
ell partido al ponerlos en- el bole-
to. Por esta razon todos los
hombres inteligentes piden como
un derecho que corresponds a
ellos y al partido que solamente
hombres de primera clase sean
nominados para los diferentes
empIeos.
En- muchas ocasiones sacrifcan
la competencia en- aras de la ex-
pedlencia por sacar alguna ven.
taja polftica pasajera. De ahf
resultaque con frecuencia encar-
gan de la administrator de los
empleos p1blicos a hombres sin
instruction, sin honradez v que
obran bajo la teorfa de que un
empleado no tiene mas obliga-
cion que ganar dinero. Esto de
ning1n modo nos convene, pues
en- 6ltimo resultado los malos
actOs de tales oficiales vendran 4
ser un sonrojo Y una afrenta pa
ra ell partido Republican, y una
vergtienza para el pueblo del con-
dado de San Miguel. Nos incum.
be como d partido ilustrado que
debe ser el orgullo y defensa de
una comunidad ilustrada opo
nernos tirmemente q tales prac-
ticas, y en- 1ltimo t6rmino no vo.
tar por hombres que estemos sa.
tisfechos son indignos de la pU-
sici0n.
En- la presente coyuntura son
muchos los lndividuos que aspi-
ran d nomination por la conven-
ci6n Republican, de condado, Y
algunos de ellos tienen m6ritos Y
califcaciones Y otros carecen to-
talmente de elias. Nosotros V
todo ell pueblo sabemos de que
pie cojea cada uno de estos dlti-
mos Y 10 mismo 10 sabran los de-
legados de la convention Y si los
pusieren en- nomination 10 haran
con pleno conocimiento de eau
sas y efectos, y con advertencia
anticipada de que sc exponen i
la censura y 4 un fracaso para ta-
les candidates. No esl la miel pa
IA In boca del asno. nj los EN-.
pleos de honor y responsabilidad
deben ser para individuos def
cientes EN- educaci6n V car6cter,
y laconvenci0n Republican, debe
tener por regla fila & inmutable
no dar entrada en- eI gremio de
las candidaturas q candidates
cuya nomination seria una des.
honra. Vale mas perder la elec.
ci0n con candidates honestos Y
probos que ganarla con hombres
impropios & incompetentes, pues
una derrota con hombres buenos
seria un NAL pasaiero que no
acarrearia periuicio duradero y
de importancia, al paso que una
victoria con malos candidates
resultaria en- males cUyo remedio
Sc vendra alcanzando tarde &
nunca.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09
Ell PODER DEL TRABAJO.

Ell P0DER DEL TRABAJ0.
En- las huelgas que con tanta
frecuencia acontecen EN- toda par
tes del mundo, Y que vienen aser
realmente una lucha entire el tra-
baio y eli capital, la acci6n de las
uniones de trabaiadores ha
opuesto una barrera formidable
q las exigencias de los capitals
tas y les ha ocasionado p6rdidas
enormes. protegiendo al mismo
tempo los derechos que recla.
man los coaligados, Al cuerpo
formidable de capitalists com
binados Sc ha opuesto en estos
tiempos modernos unagran por-
cion igualmente temible de hom-
bres que viven del trabaio de sus
manos y que han aprendido la
lecci0n de que Ell la union esta la
fuerza, Y Sc han undo para de-
fenderse contra las eXacciones
del capital. Las huelgas hacen
temible al trabajador, pero al
mismo tempo causan suirimien-
1
tos indecibles q y 4 su familia.
Al mismo tempo ocasionangran
incomodidad Y perjuicio 4 la CO.
munidad y encarecen EN- alto gra-
do ell precio de artfculos de pri-
mera necesidad. La huelga de
los mineros de carbon. que toda-
via sigue adelante ha ocasiona.
do perdidas directas { n,direotas
que Sc calculan Ell mas de 5000
900, 900, y ha tenido un efecto
desastroso sobre gran n1mero de
industrias. Ha demostrado que
el trabalo es la fuente principal
de la vida moderna V que es ell
monarca que gobierna y rige to-
das las producciones 6 Industries
de los paises civilizados. FL po-
der del capital es enorme, pero
mucho mayores el del trabajo que
es ell que ha creado ese capital y
que puede hacerlo est6ril6impro.
ductivo EN- cual quier dia en- que
todos los obrerOs unidos lie de-
claren una guerra 4 muerte.
LAS ELECclONES CONGRESIONALES.
Las predicciones que hacen al
gunos de los polfticos mas habi-
les de los Estados UBidos antici
pan el resultado de las elecciones
congresionales que van 4 tener
lugar el dia 4 de Noviembre Ell
todas parties de los Estados Uni
dos. SegGn un calculo cuidadoso
aparece que hay toda probabili-
dad de que los RepubIicanos ten
gan en- ell congreso venidero una
mayorfa que alcanzard 4 10 me-
tos 4 3S sobre la oposicion, tres
miembros menos que en- ell con-
greso actual donde su mayorfa
es Al. Esta prediction Sc autori-
ga por las informaciones que de
todas parties Sc reciben acerca
del progreso de Ia campafa, las
cuales con6rman las esperanzas
que AFRICAN los Republicanos de
tener mayoria en- la c&nara con.
gresional del congreso quicua.
gesimo octave. 81 tales espera-
zas Sc realizan, el partido Repu-
blicano continura teniendo do
mimic sobre las dos cdmaras del
congreso y proseguira decretan.
do leyes benefciosas para el pals
como 10 ha estado hacienda por
los Gltios seis amos. A mas de
ESQ, no habrd peligro de que los
Dem6cratas perturben los nego-
clos del pals tratando dc abro-
gar la ley de tariia.
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Luis l.. semanicgo

% Nos causa satisfaction partcpar nuestros favoceores
particular al pnbco en- general hemos nuest
Derla la altura de las grandes bria de Mexico sados
undos Aqu reproducmos sta de Obras Popures oue
venderemos durante e pesene mes los precios
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-09

las
contenen
Ambo tomos consn dc mas con profon de her
mosos grabados w F '
va Como contamos snrtdo dc obras complete CO.
mo arado podemo vender pecos que acace de to-
das las fortunas Tenemos las obras nteresans mode
mas, de Religion Educacion Recreo.
% rodo pedo que venga acompaado de u vaor seraaten
dido con ontud hacienda por toos los gsos
deehVlo Ncestamos soctamos todas las poa
Clones para eieeto supcamos dan nosotro ponas
apta de huenas Ieferencas quenes mandaemos nuesrs
instrucciones condicones.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-11
THE PURPOSE OF IT ALL.

While the Daily Alaskan has DO de- fsnss to mlke for the action Of the ci,y coun,Il In refusing to abide by ,he action of lts caucus in the selection ot a miyot there is no question bu, that much of ,hs iislpproval Is no, In good iaIth. The loudsst protss,ants are those whom Che people Of Sklgway epuialei at the polls and whipped from oih,e at the recent elel- tioh. They seek no, so much ,he aty's welfare as they to the opportunity Co dis ,reilt a council which was chosen over their opposition. Their desire Is not Co sec that justice Is done Hones, Luke Me Gnth. for whom the DuN A.lsk,n rs- fuses Co permit anyone Go have yrc.le' r-- spe,t. but Co see strife among the members of the Sklgwly ,olntil thsy tried Co ie- fsl, at the polls.
 The Dhlv Alaskan mistakes Che temper and good sense oi the councimsn-eie,t '' they shall permit these self-r.gn'eous peo- pie, whose sole purpose Is Co SOW Che seeds Of discontsnt. Co cluss them Co Eo Into oi- fee at sixes and ssvsns. They owe, every one oi them, t..s city a gcot sery',s' ao- ,h.s cannot follow unless ,hsre be has- monv. They owe itto themselves ani 70 those who elected them Co oti-e Co Get ,o- gs,hsr and so work as Co hold each the confidence of ths other. The Daily Alas kan believes they win iIapp0lnt their enemies. The word enemies Is used at- vlsstly. Let no councilman deceive hIm- self. H is no, fo, love of any ,ns Of them that aIl this noise Is being made, bu, rather for the purpose ot embarrassing thsm a.I and causing tbeIr administration Co be im- p0,sn, and a failure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-11
Rheumatic Cure

Twas laid up for nearly a year with ScIaiic Rheumatism, a great portion oi ,he time was practically helpless, 'r.e- every remedy suggested Co no purpose, ] finally took Dlnish Rheumatic Cue which resulted in complete recovery, th--- has been no symptoms of the disease for nearly year. N J. Black, Second Ave, Skagwly. Alaska. May IQ '12 We gulflnteee Co cure Rheumatism ,n any form 0r refund the money after a trial 0i five bottles; sI per bottle.
 The Ross Higgins Go.
 Agents for Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-11
SKAGWAY IS SLANDERfD
Dawson Paper Accuses the City of
 Being on Copper Basis.

A recent arrival from Sklgway says, with a sigh 5f regret. Cha, no, only are dimes and nickels current there, but cents also, and that all the business houses mark prices down Co the cent and give ihs full change in cents where necessary. For instance, the Kaufman Bros, the dry goods frm. advertise and sel. lt si % and at 73c and other similar figures, and ths change Is made Co the cent. The receot arrival regards thl, business practice as an evidence oi deeldsnes, and cl,eS it as such. -DlWson News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-11
wna nnr.c. In Ru..la.

In the stcppcs Of Russia, where wolves abound and Che horses lead a wild utc aud novc to shift for them selves, it is said that a young colt win sometimes bc made so furious by the prosecutions og his enemies that he win rush wildly among a drove of wolves and bite and strike until he has slaughtered large number of thcm. These horses orc exceptionally fierce rendered so. it Is supposed. hy Che extreme variations iu Che climate. At one time ot Che year they suffer from thc intense heat of tropical sun and nc another they live among rug iue su0wstorms and extreme cold.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-11
COME NORTH
Troops and Officers Er
 Route to Yukon.

The United States transport Warren IS now en route to St. Mlchlel and Nome with troops Co relieve those now at Forts Davis, S,. Michael and Glboon The ht- ter post Is situated neaI Rampant. The Warren also has a l1rge numbsr Of otiilsfs and their miles f,r Che north. Among the llst are included Brig Gen. George M. Randall, commanding the department; Capt. W. p. Richardson, Col. Melvin G1gsb,, the newly appointed United States district attorney tor Nome; Rev sheldon Jackson, general agent oi eduts- t,n: Mrs. Helen M. Cadm1n, Of Buffalo \. Y., unt Of Mrs. Grover Cleyellnt; M i5rR 8 Wilson. of the Eighth intln- uv, who commanded the troops at one lime In Alaska, and a number of other prominent United States officers