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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-15
STRIKE PROBABLE.
Neither Side Of the Fail River Dispute viii
.(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press)
TALL RIVER, MASS, March 1.-THE
industrial situation remains unchanged
to-day. Both the manufacturers and the
textile unions adhere to their previous
decisions. and It now looks as If a fight
between capital and labor will ensue.
The general public is hoping that q COM
promise viii be effected that will prevent
the battle scheduled to be commenced
next Monday morning.
5 To-day the managers of the Sycamore
Mill No. 1 opened their gates and were
prepared to resume operations. This
plant has been closed for nine weeks on
account Of a difference between the man
agement and the weavers as to the num-
Der of yards a cut of cloth should con-
tain. The management was confident of
enough help, but only about thirty ap-
reared. This is a very small percentage
Of the total number.
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WOLSELEY GOES.
Rumored That He VIII Resume Command Il
Soutf, Africa.
(By Associated 4Press.)

(Bys Associated Press.
LONDON, 1farcn Field Marshal
Lord Wo1s1ey will start for Cape Town to-
morrow. Altlough the officials deny that
his trip is anything but private visit,
gossip connects itgwitl / ne military sltua,
ton, It is pointed outs that Lord Wolsleyss
knowledge OF South Africa, gained as a
fighter and admlnistra tor, might be. high
" useful to Lord Kitchener, either at the
base Cape Town or at Pretoria:
s Lord Wolsiey says his trip is entirely
private. zSEsS
Colonel Frank Rhodes and Arthur
Rhodes brothers Of Cecil Rhodes. and
Lady Methuen will be passengers on the
steamer which will take Lord Wo1sley to
Cape Town. ssS3
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CABINET MEETING.

Charges against minister to Mexico Well
Discussed.
{By. Associated Press.)
$5SF.ASH1NGTON,E.D D. c., March 1.-THE
time of the Cabinet to-day was largely
taken up by Secretary Shaw in a state
ment of the financial Situation, he going
over the ground in detail. The c1la~ses
against Ambassador Clayton, also, were
discussed.
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BROKE BRITISH.
Commandant Mentz Got Through and Lost

(By Associated Press)
HEILBRON,S ORANGE RIVER COL
EONY, Tuesday, March He ommandant
sMentz. with the Hebron Commando Of
5Boers, broke through the Helbron-W
heck block-house line Gottenburg last
night. The Beers had been pursued for
several days. So far as known only one
Beer was killed. The British columns dur
ing the course of the pursuit Of Com
mandant Nentz. captured about fifty
Beers.
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Old Dominion.
Ste alnsh |! Co.
.Dai!yLIne for New York. the Mort.
and East
FROM RlCHMOND

pAssENGERS can leave DAILY er.
lcept Sunday. by Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
pa M y and aNS5fS1k and go
md and p. NJ. by n. & w. Railway. via
. anu both lines connecting with direc1
Steamers - sailing So me. day. or by com.
pls Pay w ednesday and Friday at y Is
MON SfoiAo arriying Norfolk at a. NJ. then
M NJ ,s - to New York steamer
sef FREIGHT for all northern. eastern and
ports s snnaay ana
CO. Rncketts -
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TWO LIVES LOST.
Postcffics Building at North Pelham, Ney
York. Rurned.i
iBr Associated Press,

IZ- . = = : : g.
NEW Y0kK, march 14.-Fire that de-
stroyed the postoffice building at North
sPalham to-day caused the loss Of t&e
lives and the serious injury Of third
person. s55s Va
The mother OF a boy who was killed,
jumped from a wind low and had her back
badly WrencheG and was otherwise t1l-
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Sailed for d amp.en Roc ds.

5ssii $50
NEW YORK, March 81 10 United
States cruises Cincinnat !, Commander T.
G.. Mel Lean. led hall past O'Clock:
this fterEoons for fIa npton Roads.
OH Tho NAY down he COAST the GincinsS
nat yyit 4 blpHis IN any derclict vessels she.
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So " in@
Go 3aHG5rnore
Via G. & Q. Railway and
Old Point.
i. S. NAIL ROUTE.

.,aye Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio railway daily, except Sunday, at p
NJ. connecting at oi a.; Point with the
ing at tbs p NJ. arriving Baltimore $50
AZ NJ. in time to make connection with all
trains North, East and West. Short rail
ride and all night on one OF the finest
steamers in Southern waters. Returning.
arrive Richmond 10 A. NJ daily. except
Monday. AZ
NV at general offices Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY, Richmond Transfer Company
ard 1905 East Main Street.
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FROM l;' NEW YORK

nAcsENGERS can leave DAILY a..
81. :EStAAsSsmnday, from company's pier NJ
5s 6 P5orth River, 1or Old Poini
?9som mHD and or nSIs come citing with
SGhesa apT rs for Richmond. or u .tS
~ YES esle satearner leaving Norfoll,
s ne ssd sTh thursday and Sunday at 7P.M
except 6! p}af nu on sale atscompanysofric flee M
ulcKes 81 Main Street Richmond Trans.
isls COMPANY No. Sos East Main Street
4 MuTpnIl5: apmnnd and Petersb 7an G..
zan icdhnond. Baggages checked through atc
al, d no 'fnrt der informal ton apply to
s = OF 1rEss ~ = Holm j., MAYER, Agent
ro1o =, 8 Main Street. richmond.
ss saan eraI offices: Mo- 81 Beech Street.
sa.oSz1tes nr1 street.zNew York. Ny
~ s J.sBR OYYN,SGen. Pas. Agt.
n. 3. VVALKE;R.I ralflc manager
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$r,IyDHa STEAMSHIP cos,
tgst sPHII,ADF,LPHIA- tks S--s-
F5IRIcH1foNDHAN NORFOLK STEAM:.
SHIPLINE,.ss sS
Appointed sail ling days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at day
tight Freight received daily till S r. M
-sFur#iurther information apply to
Gen. Sout hernsA flee Rncsetts
s g; a. g3ICARRICK,
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~ Pas'ng'r Trains
- - Leave and ArriYl
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10, 1876,
NEW AAIN-STREET STATION.
III

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10, 1866
NEW MAIN-sTREEr STATION.
| LEAVE RICHMOND.
$500 a. NJ. daily. local to Old Point. Norton
and Portsmouth Farlor Car.
Forge. Connects for Orange. Culpeper. caiverta
1920 a. NJ. daily, for Lynchbarg. Lexinsta
Rosney, Alberene anu New Castle
2:1o p. NJ. except Sunday Washington an
Par,or and Observation cars Washington to CD
Point without changS.
s:45 P. H.. daily. est. Louis and chica5
natl. Louisville and St Louis. Five to es9
hours quickest line West Connects for Virgin
Hot Springs Local train follows ST. Louis Lin
ited from .GordonsTlile TO Staunton. except SUE
400 P NJ. daily. local to Old Point. Norfo1
meets at Old Point with Washington. Balttmos
and Cape Charles steamers
5:15 p. NJ. except Sunday. to- Breno.
$50 p. NJ except Sunday. to Boswell
1880 P. NJ: daily. E; F.v. Dining Car TRAN
Hinton connecting with parlor Car TO Cincinnati
ARRIVE NEW MAIN STREET STATION.
$500 a. VI, except sunday, from boswell
$50 A. NJ. daily. from Cincinnati.
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday. from Bremo.
10000 A. ". daily. from Norfolk and Porh
:. il noon. except sunday. from Norfolk an
40 ?. NJ. daily. from Cincinnati.
Lynchburs. aud except. Sunday from New Castle
Le s4s aay Nortos aud pora
Sis P. W. except Sunday. from Clifton Fora
s appy at 500 East Main street Dos East MAI.
Street. Mu,phys Hotel Or New , Main.stres
ID. ". FULLER. JNO. D. POTTS
C. Pa T. G. p. A.
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side and his private interests on the

dr. Harris opposed the measure, par.
ticularly on the ground that it was not
constitutional. He made the point that
the United States was paying more on.
The American line for carrying Of the:
ocean mails than was paid to the foreign;
ships for greater service.
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WANTED TOExCHANGE FOR SOME
thing Of equal value, Office Fixtures
preferred, 1 Letter Press. in first class
condition, was used by Patent Office
of Confederate States from 1876. Adj
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sWANTEpsTO EXCHANGE ANsssoSGo
HuGHIcare9oftTi Times.
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sVANTED 70 xgEiANGEs "a NOss1
ettergPR Esss;ss for good Bl,l1. DEAD
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE "A HAND
some child's Cradle for some useful ar
ticle. Address No.@2713 E. Marshall
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JSO. e. WAGNER,
City Pass. and Ticket SAgt.
q. 81. B0SLEY. Dis. Pass. ACT.
~. B. BETILL, Gen. Pass. ACT.
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TO EXCHANGE 4 5-HoRSE
power Otto Gas Engine. In good order,
4 fory Phaeton or something of equal
value. Address T.. J. D.. 1909 r. Frank
+ lin Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-15

Those who avail themselves OF the free
Exchange Columns are requested to re-
port the result to Ghe Times.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE "A TYPE
writer, in good condition, for stand
ard make Bicycle. Call at s26 Hui. Street
Manchester. ~
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TO EXCHANGE % PIECES
of Confederate Music. Would exchange
for a nice gold Watch or nything of
equal value, about SIS. Address
j. 3PORTCH, No. 902 f. Clay Street.
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TO EXCHANGE ONE CO.
I Iumbia Nickel-in-the Slot Graphophone,
in good order: also one New Home Drop
head Sewing Machine, perfectly new and
will be shipped direct from the factory.
weighing not less than ss-karat, or good
driving horse for both Machine and
+ Graphophone; or will exchange either
for something of equal value. Address
sP.3J. A., Drawer A H., Danville, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION Inns.
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.WANTEDs TOSExCHANGE BRAND
size; a new Electric Battery and nice
Organ. vii exchange the three for a
emile pretty, lad US gdrivin horse ora
diamond Ring q, or a lady douhle-cases
gold Watch and Chain. Address ABB.
eBo1s2244 Bowling Green
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TO EXCHANGE #WAILNUT5
top cutting Table. and 2 pressing tables,
tablishmenJ, between Eighth and nc Ninth
on Broad Street, for a suit Pattern of
4 81 yards and trimmings. Address
HENRY sBERKLE, W. S. Hospital,
ss& S,tauntOn. $50
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No Free Exchange ads. for Real Estate
or sales of any kind will be taken. This
column is intended exclusively for ex-
change of personal property.
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holds 900 pounds; also Refrigerator.
holds so pounds; Stoves, Buffet and
other things for something Of equal
value. Address 3H N. Thirty
Street.
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FIREMEN, sMACHINISTS
and Electricians send for 40-page pamph-
let containing questions asked by.sE Elk
anining Board of Engineers to obtain
engineers license. Address ST GEO. A.
u @ZELLER,.S Publisher, Room SIG IS South
4ths ST., st. Louis, Mo-
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WANTED.
wANTED-MALEaHE HELP.

ssssss?s s53sWANTED-MALESsdt LE.
5WANTED%FOR u 8. 5gAR1IY:SAB ABLE.
bodied, unmarried men between ages OF
521 and 80, citizens Of United States, OF good
character and temperate ha bits, no can
speak, read and write Engl ish:. FOE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apply to- EiCRUlI--
ing OFFICER, ITO East Broad.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE Il TWO
seat and 4 four seat Canopy-Top Plea.
ton for a good. sound work Horse APP
ply. sJACKSON'S STABLES, Marshall
Street, between Sixth and Seventh
s Streets.
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TO EXCHANGE -FOUR
Electric Fans for Groceries or Dry
Goods or Mating. Address I. J., 721 e.
Marshall Street.
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no EXCHANGED A LAWN
Il Mower, Sas good as new, for a dining
4 extension Table or something of equal
value. Apply at 2905 e. q Clay, city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
INDIAN DEAD DETERMINED.
Atlin Miners Will Keep Out
 Japs at All Hazards.

Passengers from Atln on last nights train gave further and amusing account of the recent Japanese episode. The min CTS at Discovery had a meeting and re- solved to take the matter Into thelr own hands and root cut the Japs from Mckee creek. They made thelr appearance quite suddenly in Atlln. Chairs were set out In front of the government office as soon as possible In the expectancy that the miners would stop there. lt was the Intention of E. J. Thain the government agent to lm- preSsivsly read the riot act. But the min CTS were not bothered about ihe govern ment agent and they passed on. Mr. Thaln, law book In hand s;ooted down the street to head them of and while they were quickly walking away from him he huuledy read the penalty of the riot act. The special deputies that had been sworn in made themselves suddenly very scarce, b.lng ln entire sympathy with the miners. Feltherstonaugh was left two cooks and a house servant out of his importation. Nc Cloud, Feathsrstonaugh's Scotch foreman has since been down at Atlin employing White labor.
 FeatherStonaugh, aside from the Jap episode, has been well liked by tine miners. Thev call him a good free hearted fel- low with liberal views. lt Is asserted that Atlln operators of less popularity would have had a harder and more com plicated time over an affair of this kind.
 The report Is current In Atlln that an- other operator intends bringing In Japs. The miners have solemnlv agreed with elch other that they will turn them back at all hazards.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
NO LONGER IN CHARGE
A. F. Eastman Retiros From Man
 agoment of wAterwOrlss.

A. F. Eastman has retired from the man igement of the Skagway waterworkS and his place Is temporarily filled by Harry s.. Clair. Mr. Eastman has hid the manage msut of the Skagway water Compsny's plant from the very start. When within the past year the waterwoiks were leased by the owner, who had forclosed a mort gage on the works of the old company and thus gained possession of them, MT. East mn still continued in the management of tne plant. Mr. Eastman was under con. tract to the company until Avril L. By some arrangement with the company he has been released from his contract.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Just Look.

These are just common every day prices. Nothing special except the quality and that is especially fine: Preferred ,,otk ot fruits, 2sc for 2i'lb tan.
 Giltejye p,,t,j cherries, BOG. White ptlei cherries, 25c. Fresh Washington ranch eggs 2Sc dog. Fresh Yakima creamery butter, }5c 10. Topl Tops oranges per dog, 2Sc, " sh.og,aa nav.Is per dog, 2Sc Fall stock of ] ms and isIiieS. Coffee that sells in Seattle for BOG. we are selling ior e5c per 10. lf your brand of coffee don't suit, please give thls a trial. Solp, sol9, soap, of aIl kinds, cheap
 Respectfully y0utS,
 C. E Froak. Fruh Grocery,
 Come. Ninth and S,ate Si.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
BIG MFETING
Six ChechacoS Travel the
 Arctic Trail.

Camp No.I was crowded last night with members old and new-'o crowded that there was a shortage of ch3irs for aIl to sit on. The following chechacos were taken over the tril $. n. West, Nathan Whitney Watson, n. M. Lav n. Board man, Ed. Thornton and C. E Tibbeis.
 The inltlatorv cerem)uies impressed Mr. Watson, esueciallv, very foTc,5iy. The applications of n. c. Cl.Ilmln and Fran cis X. A. Eble, were acted on flvorablv. They. together with blich Of other che chacos, will Int Che trail this week in or- der to prepMe themselves for the next meeting.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Owner of the Frog House
 Dies at Skagway.

LNa-Tsech, better known as SitNa Tom, died at Skagway, VesteJday Of heart failure. Tom was Q very high cast Kln-get of the Kluk-na-hl-di tribe Of SitNl and owner of the house Of the frog totem over which there has been so much trouble in the district court. His people liii him out in a handsome coffin. !, is yet undecided whether his remains will be selt Co Sitla CT buried at Skagway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

In accordance with an 5,ie, issued vc'- ,srlly. slys the r.-L of Che Il,b, by d. B. Newell, yI,s president and geneJll maA- aesr Of the White PISS X Yukon r1u';, P.F. Schlrs,hmitt has tesa aPpC.n,et superintendent of tts uver division, known as the Bntish-l-&on Navigation Company Um.t,u v.,s a. DH'irg, resigned.
 This news does no; come as a >urP'iss. for it has been iumorei torsoms ume itat the company contemplated several changes 'n the ,ontu,t ot i,s ahiIrs .a Che N,rb. Last yelr Superintendent, S.hl,schm 60 was superintendent, of Che lake division operating be,seen Ct5ou and Aun
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Harry Malone, traveller for SchiIling's Best came up frsm Juneau on the Flosie and is at the Dewey.
 .-c-. J.H. Kelley returned from White Horse on last nights train.
 -o- Chas. Hooker c.me up from Junelu on the Flose.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Masonic saOotins

There win be a regular meeting ot White PlSS loige, F. X. AM. at Masonic HIn Friday Evening, March cS, at S;uo o'clock.
 Regular work in F. =. Slilum.ng and visiting bre'hem are .0rlIllly Invited Co meet with us.
 By order ct the b.. il i.argt Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Graftsr Specimens

The Alaskan Is .otes.ei Co Mr. J. Q. Whitney. ot White H),se. i1r1nlm5.r oi belluul Sm1,es ot ,he 6a',er ,'GFs, group oi White Hl-s-. There are >g'c.- mens of b1,n.te, grey copper ui gl.i c-lr- ing c0pcer o-e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
minluR
Cous- Ninth and S.ate S'.

We r- open Co act as Fiscal Agsn, in Boston mud New England for ,he sale oi ih- treasury stock oi a good mining com runv. Address, with full particulars, Elw.ri Hedge, x Co. Bankers and Brok- er>, go Congress street, Boston, Mass. ot
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
For suio

One-qusuer or one-haIf interest in claim No. 2I, Summit creek. Biz Salmon. One of the most promising locltIonsin in Big Sli- mon district. Apply Co A. l.. Bindlev, Customs and Mining Broker, White Horse, Y. T. 3tm2o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Gilt Edge RsstRurant

Fourth avenue, near Broadway Stree,. FirSt-tlaSS. All home cooking. Breakfast ' too Lunch I2 to 2. Dinner S:3o Co , sun ilv breakfast 9 10 II. n'caer q to O.. Special rates to guests bYw month.
 q Tompklns X Fox, Props.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Dissolution of PartuorshiP

Notice Is hereby given tha, ] have dis solved 9 rtDershi1 with Ne,,-s Fletcher N Greenw1.li having so.J them my interest in the Pack Train Saloon on Wednesday February 26. MesS,S Fletcher x G-een- walli are Co plv aIl bills oni are author izel Co make all collections
 Elmer Chamter'l'r.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
From whlso Horse Co Dawson

Travellers finding themselves weary sleeping in hunks can for the same money obtain one good nights rest, In spring beds, at Hotel Johnston. Stewart river. m
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Notice.

When you go to SslklrIl, stop at the Seattle hotel. Supper, bed and breakfast. S2.5 SO. Short orders 75c.
 mI3-st C. E. Carpenter Prop.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
A suro Money Maker

II you are looking for a business chance 1 have finest opening ln restaurant line. everything complete, In Skaeway. VIII sell reasonable. Address A Io2, AllSk'n.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

F sworth & Aggers, wholesale dealers ruurth avenue, between Broadway ano
 nto streets. received by last boo choice poultry. but s and 'eg' tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Hotel Lel1o3 SI3, 2ni Ave Phone Re1 l-lt Only three block, rom tsr't ani wharf Rates soc 7Sc and SI.o'. c. T. O.js, Seattle, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

The Seattle Bohemran Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle. For sale at the se- atue Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
THREE ARE NOV DUE
FarallOn Expected With Top ,lsa and
 Amur Due Tomorrow.

fhe Faralon is due in DOT, any hour. Tomorrow the Topeka and the Amur ars billed 10 arrive here. The Ai-Ni is com ing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Belle of Lexington NhsSey-eight years old-just out or government bond and Three Crown Diamond Malt WhIs- key-s,rictly purc-at Che Seattle sa'oon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Lack ofspnoo.

The long petition published in this issue h his crowded out very timely article by A. F. Wildt. It will be publl>hct tomol- row.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
P. SCHARSCHMIDT IS TH[
 LUCKY MAN
Circular Appointing Him Manager ot the
 BY. N. Co. Is Issued

There win be no superintendent Of that division this yeir and iis affairs will be looked sner bv the head of the river jiyison. His knowledge Ot that branch of the seryi,e Is so extensive that it is moi, believed be win experience ans difficulty n combating the business of both di- visions.
 ltis stated that SO far as is possible Che susoriinatss in the Alaskan SeNi,e will b, retained. The boats of the company are n good shape, and with a few minor ,spairs wil be ready toy the traffic Of the coming season. Superintendent S,hlr- schmitt win go North Che latter part Of the month and see that everything Is io readiness Cor the opening of navigation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

"Au the news that's ht Co print rub- .sh-l in che DH.y Alaskan Sen- ov1ur subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Trv Gilt Edge restaurant, best home cooking in eitv. lf you don't believe it, try it and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Al tb- usNs-crretullv accurately and el-mv ull. Delivered tl any address by t.Tet or man. The Daily Alaskan. Phone I9.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Get prices at Rovsl Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry. next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Furnished rooms and houses for rent advertised In the Daily Ailskan-aiwlvs bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

we carry II. & e M rcadvto-vear tallor-made suits r. Fl. Claysoa A Q.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

For tho Best Coal sIO.5O, deIivoro SEE MAT.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT

The following steamers lr. bcJa.. arrive on Che dates uamcl.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
New Dress Goods
Black and Colored

42 inch, all wool serge, per yard O75
 50 inch, all wool serge per yard L25 40 inch, stripped wool weistings ............,. s' I2 inch, black and coored armur ........... l25 5i and 50 inch, homespuns and venltaDs l5O
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-31

The north portion of Macoupin
county. near Virden and Girard, has
been the favorite harbOr for years for
crows. During the day great fiocks
may be seen flying in all directions.
and at times the air is black with
them. 1t had been n problem for the
farmers how to eXterminate the
pesky symbols of defeat until recent
ly when Il lad 13 years of age dis
covered a remedy that seems to work
well. He set large steel trap. Gov
cred it with rubbish in which the
crows delighted to scratch. and scat
tered grain therein Crows came in
countless numbers and Invariably got
into the trap. At last accounts the
boy had caught crows. one COW,
fine horse, two hogs. one calf and the
only sheep ON the plantation.