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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07
SUCCESSOR
Dr. Cameron Will Succeed
 Dr. Moore.

Supe-iolenjen, Rogers. oi the W. P' x '. Ry., has appointed Dr. Cameron, the .Clnliila lu3ln,ice inspector, O the ro- sl,ion of surseon.InTh.st ot the w. ?. x Y. Ry.. rom wh',h p-. L H. Mao'- t-- gently .s,isuej The gpoin,mcr' rem'.aS to be confirmed Sy General ManeseT New ell
 Dr. C,msrcn. during h's Shot, s'ay here. his m15. many friends and Is very r'Pu- lar, no, ouly among the r1il'a,l people, but the ,i,izsns of SNigwly iu general.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07
NEW QUARTZ STRIKE
HetohikRn Greatly Excit,d Ov,T
 Rock Found at Thnt Plato

The crew of Collier Wellington report g-stt excitement at Kstchikln over a recent Gulltz mining strike on one of the islludS ihiriy-hve or tor;y miles irom ,hs town. Very Tioh rock wsS 5rouzht in by a li.jie sleep. Definite particulars rl the strike could n1t b. lelnet.
 Tc0ihSoue- Mrs Cheal1nItr's h1me- made ,lKes and mince pies.
 lt is the continual pounding away keeping eVerliSt,ngly at it-,h1, b.iagS success in advertising,
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 The Dily Alaskan's facilities for doing ] 10 w0rS are cneXcelled.
 Mining blanks at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07

Mining blanks at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07
DROWN NC
Verdict Of thc Co.onor's Iu.y at
 Hest,Tda5' 's lnqo .yt.

The l,rnci'> iey ,rc'uiej .ls Inquest over lls remains %. ths I.s F. [. Ge.rge, v,,terjay. They returned 'o CommIs- siooer Rogers a ye.Ii-, of ac,.i-1i1l drowning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-07
Arc Ion Going 60 ao nel

Then gct Che latest rciiari nap O, tho EoylSuk. Blue Stone. nell City. Nomc. Port Clarence ana copper River Mining distrlcIs. Price. 60 sats Issued ty the Seattle Daily Time, Sent on re- a'i1t Of price. u
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.

Again the city is enjoined from interfering
with the business of a brewing company. This
time it is not "a foreign corporation, but the
schlitz company, Of Milwaukee,. The city
was getting evidence to arrest the local
agents for selling without a license, but the
injunction will stop proceedings. The injunc-
ton was granted on the ground that the city
ordinance under which: the city maintains it
can charge the $500 license fee of brewery
agents is invalid.-sam Turney and G. O.
Stensrud, prominent citizens of the East End
are under bonds Of $500 each to keep the
peace. They were arrested for fighting
stensrud is hardware merchant and Turney
is an ice man. The former had the agency
for some machinery, which agency Turney
was about to acquire. The men got together
and Turney was given bad eye. He slept
on it and early this morning went to Stems
ruds yard and renewed the trouble.-Joe
Dardow. .woodsman. was brought to the hos:
pital here to have a leg amputated. He came
from near Cloquet, where he sat upon the
railroad track and fell asleep.-Superior and
Duluth have joint committee to provide en-
tertainment for the committee from the navy
department now on its tour of lake cities
which are candidates for the naval school
James Bardon and George P. Knowles, Of Su
perior, and Mayor Hugo and Alex. McDougall
Of Duluth, comprise the committee.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
WASHINGTON, %. C.

MinnesotalFrancis NJ. Thornton, Benson
s12; Scott LaPrairie, Bagley S.; Daniel Nc
Graw, Hutchinson, $12; Joseph DALEY, Hector
$12; Owen S. McGahn, Mountain Lake, sS: .
Iowa-Robert M, Goudy, Wesley. Sl2 Cal
yin r: Anderson, Sioux City 81; = Lqtnsl Ts e
lor, Guthrie Center. SO; Joseph .Gaurley
Villisca, ST.; Martin G. Carmody, tCeda
Rapids, $12; Melissa Gibson, Winterset So
Elizabeth @. Donhue, Burlington, sS; saral
Force, Charlton, S12. = .fL -.
Wisconsin-John D.. Jones, Wild Rose, $12
Mary j. Woolley Boscobel. $12.
North Dakota--William Crosby, Lisbon, Ss
Rural free delivery service has been orderet
established, commencing Sept !. at Currie
Murray county, Mimi. with one carrier
length of route, twenty five miles; populatioa1
served, 51S: number OF houses on route. 1l5
The postofhce at Kelley is to he discontinued
Star route Al 1852 is to be discontinued, Th
postofflce at Doyray is to be supplied by rura
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. appointed to-day: Mon
tana-Garland. Custer county. M: - ,Lantls
Wormser, Sweet Grass county, A. Wormser
Decentralization, Polk county, Sidney Ras
mussen. ~ 80" +" ~: :,'+vs'@e- = y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
.'HALF BREEDS" SIGN
Address Put Ont in WISCONSIN In
Behalf OF SpOOner.

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MILWAUKEE, ,WIs,-An address to the
republicans OF Wisconsin, which may be re-
garded as the first movement on the part
OF the friends Of Senator John g. spooner
to secure his reelection to the United States
senate. was issued yesterday. "a ss! 0
The address calls u2on the friends Of the
senator to work for the election Of such
to the legislature as will pledge them
selves to the unconditional return Of Sena-
tor Sp0oner.
1t is signed by thirty representative repub-
ncans, many Of them friends OF Governor La
Toilette. Chief among these are Ex-Governor
W. D. Hoard of Fort Atkinson, State Senator
James N. Stout OF Menomonie, and Colonel
John Hicks of Oshkosh.
MADISON, WIS.-General George E.. Bry-
ant, chairman of the republican central COM
mittee, has issued a reply to General f.
G. Winkler of Milwaukee asking If the stall
warts who disagreed with the platform on
primary elections could still be considered
republicans. General Bryant's reply prac-
tically reads the dissenting stalwarts out Of
the party. il ~ SO $-f35&s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31

ST. JAMES, MINI. . ia Is
Ray Hopkins, Will Guzinl and Fred john
son. all boys. were arrested in this city yes
dence Of L. +. Shaker, division superintendent
of the Omaha, and taking quantity of liq-
uors and several articles.-W. s. Hammond Is
visiting In Massachusetts. He was one of the
invited guests at the Bryan meeting at Nan
tasket Beach last week.-The friends of f. F..
Ellsworth congratulate him on his marriage
In st. Paul this week to Miss LENA Bader
He is a popular young attorney of this city
and q son of G. Ellsworth one Of the Oldest
residents Of the town. Mr.. Ellsworth will
move to Devils Lake, N. d., to engage in the
practice of iaw-The political fight Is waxing
warm. There ARE three or four republican
candidates for about every office. The demo
Gratis are lying low and probably will have
no candidates before the primaries. though
they may put some aspirants In the field
otter the primary vote.-P. III. Grogan, secre-
tary Of the fair association, is hustling to get
attractions for the fair to be held Sept. II, IL
and 1a.-Threshing in this section will begin
on Monday. #sl ~. & aS M $s3
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
FERGUS FALLS, MINI.

Governor s. r. Van SAINT and State Super
intendent Olsen spent Tuesday in this city
as the guests Of the summer training school,
and delivered addresses at a. public meeting
which was held in the Congregational church
in the evening" The governor gave outline
of the, liberal provisions that the state has
made for education, and discussed the work OF
the schools from a patriotic standpoint. Su-
perntendent Olsen also spoke along educa-
tional lines, discussing the "Americanizing'
influence Of the school system generally. He
will visit this city later and deliver AN ad-
dress on Rural School Consolidation - - X. ss:i
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
PRINCETON, MINI. Z :

The Mile Lacs County Agricultural asso-
citation will hold its fair at Princeton or Thurs,
20, The premium list will be issued next
week. An attractive3 program of racing
events will be feature. Company o OF
Anoka will join Company G of Princeton in
Professor Richardson of the school Of agri-
culture of St. Anthony Park will be: present
at the summer school Friday, Saturday and
Monday and instruct the teachers on the
topic Of .'Teaching Agriculture in the Public
Schools.''-The 9-year-old daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. III. c. C.ssBulleigh, four miles east OF
died in two hours. The animal struck the
child in the region of the heart. ',,,s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
BLACK HILLS MINES
Cleopatra Cos. About to Resume on
It's Squnyy Creek Property.

sPEARFIsH, s. D.-The Cleopatra Gold
Mining company is preparing to resume
operations on Its Squaw5 creek property. The
company has Demonstrated that the lin the
mine can bc treated at a good profit by the
cyanide process and it has determined the
essential details pertaining to the treatment
The mill is equipped with dry rollsl for pull
verizing the ore. but there is talk OF re-
placing these with stamps, as the ore seems
better adapted to the wet crushing process E
Among the important tasks outlined by the
officials Is the sinking OF the main shaft to
quartizite. It is 1872 feet deep at present
and IT is thought that quartizite
should be reached In not to exceed
twenty-five feet further; Heretofore the mill
has been supplied with ore from the upper
horizon, in the .potsda1n sandstone, where
there are several strong chutes still exposed.
The shaft is to be continued, and until it
gets down TO the lower ore level mining will
be carried on along the potsdam ore floor,
to run the mill. This ore is rather low in
values, but there is vast amount Of 1t, and
the profit Is largely regulated by tn erercent-
age OF extraction and the cost of handling.
The Sunday mine in Strawberry guch, near
sGalena, Is becoming large shipper. G.. b.
Harris has just made his third shipment
from the property. consisting of five cars Of
ore consigned to the Imperial cyanide plant
in Deadwood. The ore runs from s12 to SIS.
and there is a large body of it. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
CALUMET, MICH

The Houghton County Street Railway COM
pany has secured from the Calumet township
board a franchise to build through the streets
of Laurium and outside Of the corporate linn
it's. x, This is the last obstacle in the path
Of the company, and work on the extension
from Laurium to Lake Linden will start at
once with a large force of men.-The recent
forest fires in ontonason county hit the small
cedar jobbers and they will suffer large losses.
1t Is estimated that the fires destroyed about
$40, 900 worth of timber, mostly cut and ready
to be shipped to market.-The Houghton
County Street Railway company will estab-
Houghton and. Calumet Heretofore it has
been customary to collect fares six times be-
tween the two places causing much incon-
venience. - r-. .<-.2-T 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
MOORHEAD, MINI.

J. w. Kelly and four other hoboes are held
on a charge Of sodomy- Kelly, who came
here recently with a. travelling show as
brutes held them. Kelly held razor to the
throat Of one lbf the boys and threatened to
kill him If he made an outcry. The assaults
ply and the patrolmen rounded up all the
strangers in the city. The boys fully iden-
titled the five, who will be held to the grand
night for sum mary justice for Kelly and the
city Jail was kept under guard during the
night, zzs.a So
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
REDLANDs, CAL.

The will of Charles Kendall, Adams, late
president of the University of. Wisconsin,
makes small bequests to relatives, May Stan
ton and Charles Adams Stanton, OF Neenah,
Wis, and to John G.. Shedd, Of Colorado
Springs The bulk of the estate goes to his
widow and Is placed in trust for the term OF
her life. The property is then to go to the
University of Wisconsin, to be maintained as
separate fund known the President
Adams fellowship fund. The will provides
the method of investment and the creation
out of the income therefrom OF fifteen fellow
ships in the sum Of $4,000 each. No esti-
mate Of the value Of the estate is made.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.

It is thought e. G. Mills, who refused to
allow his name to be used In connection with
the nomination for senator from the eleventh
district, can be induced to run, owing to the
deadlock. in the convention It is said the
stalwarts will support him if S. l.. Carrin
fails to get the nation.-Professor G.. B.
Bergen, Of Milwaukee, was chosen by the
board Of normal regents to f1ll the vacancy
in the faculty Of the state normal school
sor G. l.. Bowman. Professor Bergen will
occupy the chair of reading and grammar. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
MORGAN, an MINI;

A lodge of i. O.: o. IF. was organized here
last night with ten charter members Deputy
Grand Master C. ID. Thompson OF Redwood
Falls occupied the chair: Officers elected and
installed were:t ". G., George W.. Ellison;
v. G., John Hilllg; secretary, l.. "A. Papke;
treasurer. J. IT,. Dayton. The Redwood and
hic On NJ
lodge membership Of twenty-five. About
seventy five visiting brethren were present
from Sleepy Eye and other towns. 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31

NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

JAMESTOWN, N. D.-The marriage Of Miss
Lena Flint and II. N. Middleton took place
yesterday at high noon In Pottsdam, n. Z.
The wedding was attended by Mrs. e. X.
Flint, mother of the bride, and George ID.
Middleton OF Gait, Ont, brother OF the bride
1 groom, and many others. Mr. and MRS. Mid
dleton left for wedding trip In the east.
They will be at home in Jamestown Sept. L
Both are popular residents OF this city.
! LA CROSSE, WIS.-The marriage of Frank
! Desmond and Miss Rose McManus took place
yesterday morning at st. James church, Rev.
Father Murphy officiating. Oscar Roberge
acted as best man and Miss NJ. McManus. sis
ter of the bride was bridesmaid. Both of the
young people are prominent in norrns1de So
ciety The marriage Of Miss Hanna Fuehf,
a deputy in the register of deeds office, 10
N. e. Lundell, took place at Christ church,
Rev. c. N. Moner, the rector, officiating Mr.
| and Mrs. Lundell will spend their honeymoon
in Minneapolis
| HURON. S. D.-The marriage OF Joseph j.
Rossman, a prominent Iroquois young man,
and Miss Victoria CanEard, Of Cavour, was
solemnized Tuesday morning in this city by
Father D. F. Desmond of st. Martins church.
CUSTER, S. D.-William r. Tarrant and
Miss Evelyn burst of Custer were mar
ried by Rev Kate Powell. They are WELL
KnOWu young peOple VI tuis pidCe.
ANOKA, MINN.-Miss Gertrude NJ. Stevens
of Chicago and Will A. Blanchard of this
place were married this week at the home OF
the brides parent, and are expected to ar
rive in Anoka to-day ia make their home
Mr.. Blanchard is a member of the law firm of
Wyman & Blanchard. Invitations are out for
a reception to the young couple.
| BOWESMONT, N D.--A pretty wedding Of
interest to many residents of North Dakota
took place here at high noon to-day. The
bride was Miss RobiDa HalcroW, daughter Of
John Haichow of Bowesmont, and the BRIDE
groom C. W. Moses, prominent young busi-
| ness man of Drayton. Miss Jessie Halcrow
acted as bridesmaid A.. o. De Frate Of
Drayton was groomsman. The brides dress
was of white mousseIine de sole over silk
and she carried brides roses. The brides
maids gown was of similar material, but pink
in color. The wedding party was small, con-
sisting only of relatives and few intimate
| friends. Many beautiful and valuable gifts
were received The young people will spend
| their honeymoon in St Paul and Minne-
apois and in the lake and woodland region OF
central Minnesota. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
IOWA FALLS. IOWA

The program was issued bo-daysfor the an
nual shooting tournament of the Iowa Falls
Gun Club, to he held Sept. 1S and 49,. There
eral specials.-Hardin county Is among the
first counties of the state to furnish inmates
Of the new inebriate ward of the state asylum
at Mount Pleasant. One of the first official
acts of Judge Dyer was TO sentence for two
years each S. E. Foote and J. It. Greatricks.
both of Eldora. They had become confirmed
dipsomaniacs.-The golf links are to be i'm
proved by the erection of fne clubhouse to
be used for parties and receptions.-The Rock
Island road has announced the appointment
Of Jack Shepherd Of Cedar Rapids to succeed
Master Mechanic P. j. Sargent, who resigned
on account of poor health
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
MENONfINEE, MICH.

The farmers across the bay are complain
the woods and thickets,z the animals burrow
in the ground and eat the farmers crops
F. E. Lucas, formerly with the Escanaba
Woodenware company, is in Crystal Falls,
where he is perfecting plans for the build
ing of. $50 600 woodenware plant AS soon
| satisfactory site be secured, the
erection of the plant will be commenced. 1t
is to be 40 by 200 feet. = -. d.. e.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
WINNIPEG, MAN.
MARION, IND.

Harvey S. Mohler, one Of the soldiers who
deserted from Fort Meade, s. D, has been
captured here and will be returned to the
army post. He walked out of camp unnQticed
and made his way to Nebraska, and later to
Chicago. The yearning to return to his old
home brought him here, and he was shadowed
by the police. Desertions from Fort Meade
have become SO frequent that an example will
be made of Mohler. He said he expected to
go to the Philippines when he enlisted and
at Fort Meade, =. -, - 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
DUBUQUE, IOWA

The body of c. P. Russell, who had been
missing since Saturday, was found yesterday
hanging from a tree near his residence on
Summer Hill. He had used a dog chain in
hanging himself. He came here from Ne
braska three years ago. He was an old
soldier .and a member of Nebraska
pearl for 5000 and in the next hour sold it for
S2Oo t.4@ w.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
GLADSTONE, MICH.

A new opera-house to replace the one de-
stroyed by fire a year ago is now after several
unsuccessful attempts an assured fact. The
Gladstone 0pera-house company, composed of
a s12, 900 building. 1t will be substantial and
f1reproof, with large stage and seating
the most modern playhouses in the upper
Deninsu1a
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
ROCHESTER,, MINN.

The eleventh state conference Of charities
and corrections will meet in this city some
time in November. Speakers will visit this
garding their duty in providing entertain
ment. Plans are being made for the best
session ever held in the state. County Com
missioner Robert Hall, who is one of the
vice-presidents, is arranging a program OF
entertainment. ..s- i T., - r.@af 49,
Hans r. Miller lies In a critical condition,
the result OF being thrown from a horse.
His mind is Ia blank and he cannot remem-
Der what has happened. He was riding
near creek when thrown, and the accident
rolled in the stream. He was hurt so seri-
ously he did not know anything and was
floating on the water when rescued by the
boys. He has lived in this city many years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
sTEwARTVILLE, MINI.

Three rural delivery routes are to be started
from here on Aug. l., in addition to the one
now in operation. Route No. covers an area
Of twenty-four square miles, is twenty-five
miles long, serves 429 patrons, and has nine
ty-three houses. Addison Nichols is carrier.
Route No. 3, area, twenty two square miles;
length, twenty-f four miles; population served,
522; houses on route, 116; Edward Abrath,
carrier. Route No. q, area, twenty -four
square miles; length, 24h miles; population
served, 429; houses route, niEety-three:
Walter Bentley, carrier. So. 5-&G,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
SoRTHFIELD, MINI.

! Charles H. Blood, Of the law firm of Child.
ress & Blood, is candidate for congress on
the prohibition ticket. Mr.. Blood's candidacy
was decided upon at meeting of the district
committee-At the annual meeting of the
Northfleld school district, $4,000 was levied
by the board for the coming years expenses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

Although no official statement will be made
from the Office of the Northwestern Life
company until General Agent Munger returns
from Milwaukee, 1T is stated on good author
ity that the total amount of Cashier Per-
kins' defalcation will probably exceed $50, 900.
Perkins has turned over to Munger securities
with "a face value of $100, 900, but it Is said
there are loans against them amounting to
$25, 900. How much will be left after the
loans against these securities are satisfied
is problemetical. ~ a>.t iaI+ l8-n BtaaE
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
HASTINGS, MINI.

Charles Smith, of Randolph; T. c. Davis,
of Pennington, and NJ. H. Sullivan, Of Has
tings, were appointed yesterday by the district
lands, in South and West St. Paul, wanted
for railway purposes by the Rock Island road.
They will meet Tuesday, Aug. 6.-L. w:
Weston, of Eagan, were licensed to wed yes
terday.-Mrs Nellie B: Grove, OF Castle Rock.
from her husband William E. Grove, on tbs
grounds of desertion. She resumes her maid
en- name, Miss Nellie B. Potter Mrs. Helena
Klein, of New Trier, was also granted a di-
yorce from John Klein, for desertion, and re-
sumes her maiden name, and was given the
custody of their son, aged years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
DENIsoN, IOWA

AT the preliminary hearing Of William Num-
ley, the negro arrested for the murder Of
Brakeman Powell last week, the confession
made by Numley was introduced. The negro
who was with Numley also testified. Num-
1ey's counsel made little show of defense, and
he was bound over to the grand jury under a
bond Of $4,000 Powell was stabbed while on
duty. - zE.-E T.. -, = '--.rf
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
FORT KEoGH, MONT.

+ Second days preliminary practice, depart
ment of Dakota infantry rife competition,
held at Fort Keogh target range, July 29:
Regular Targets and Skirnish Practice-ser-
148, grand total 256; Sergeant F. @. Richard
con. I, Twenty.hrst total 40. grand total 24s;;
Private Edward Ryan, G.. Twenty first total
1870, grand total 224; Private Dawson Bell. X,
Twenty first, total 145, grand total 223: Pri-
vate Emory Ryan, E, Twenty first, total 130,
grand total 216. sssz {{ss5533si 5 q.
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MADISON, WIS.

The Superior Suburban Railroad company,
to construct and operate a railroad line 100
miles long, all within Douglas county, filed
Of state to-day. The capital stock is SO, ,00A
$50 shares Of 500 each, and the Ave incorpo-
rators, each Of whom has subscribed to one
share of stock, are John "A. Bardon. William
J. Leader William Fl. Webb, Henry S. But
ler and Grafton Mason The line is to run
from the city of Superior to the southern
hauser and Nudge copper mines, with branch
lines BY the way of the South -'aangea and
Black River Falls to the west county line by
the way Of the villages Of Lake Nebagamon
and ,Brule to the east Hne. and by st. Croix
lake to the southern county line. y isa..,Ss5
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
HUDSON, WIS.
.BEsSENIER, MICH.

Joseph scovardo's saloon was visited by two
yersation while the other undertook to tap
the till, but only got a hve-dollar bill. Both
were soon captI0sd by the chief of police in
another saloon where a girl was tending bar
was plotted. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
PRESTON, MINI.

Senator Knatvold and several prominent
citizens of Albert Lea were here to-day in
gress. His candidacy meets with the hearty
approval of large majority of the repub-
lcans of Preston and his platform is COM
mended by everybody, especially that plank
favoring the removal Of the duty on lumber
also his stand with President Roosevelt and
Sentiment predict his nomination.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31
BEMIDJI, MINN.

The location of large sawmill at this
point seems an assured fact contract has
just been closed between the Shevlin- Carpen-
GERS looking toward that end. The city will
give a 10O-acre tract for q site, The capacity
of the mill is ITO be $50, 900 feet of lumber a
day. The work of clearing the ground will be
begun at once and it Is expected the mill
will be ready by the milling season Of 1908.
It will employ about 400 men regularly and
will bring to Bemidji a large Increase In
nop Iat ION. * l5$%'itl -zst 2sIS{#a 4