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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

The Alaskan boundar, No> the stumbling block iu negotiations ot the foin, high commission, which brought i,> work Co uaugbt, for the time being, say, a Washington dispatch of the ith.
 Now that tha, vcNcd question has been referred Co a special tribunal, thc ioin, high commission win hc able. it is believed. Co reach a conclusion on questions of great moment affecting Canada and thc United states. A meeting of che joint high commission is scheduled or next September. at which time che ,b, Alaskan boundary tribunal win also. probably. bc at work.
 The joint high commission on the American side i> composed ot Charles W Fairbanks. Cbar,,> J Fau,kcr Sc- reno F.. Payne. John W. Foster. Jobh A. Kas>ou and r Jefferson Coolidge.
 A> Mr. Foster ba, been designated a> aren, for che United S,a,e> before thc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

Our lining department IS u3t a oatN number L,t.s, 8lJalr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
Want. EmplOymen, in Aia.ka

Young attorney nov p-l-t,irg law to Philadelphia, des.r,S l-EH business or other wvfk .n AiSkL t1t information apply d, The oft,s 1' ,H- Daily Alaskan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
An Artist From Portland

The American Tailors expect a brand new and extensive line of spring and summer goods 10 arrive by the City of Seattle.
 J. Wolfe journeyman tailor of note from Portland arrived on the Dolphin and win take Q position on the sewing bench at Daddy Mowrs studio.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

Tn, ines, plrceIl.0 bath tubs at the PfIucicdl bafherShop. Opposite th' Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION TO
 HOLD MEETING
High Commission Will Convene at Ottawa In September When the Alaska Bound
 arv Commission Will Be At Work.

Alaskan boundary tribunal, it is proba- blc that another person will be appoint ed by che president Co serve on the joint high commission. It is not known whether the Canadian commission, headed by Sia wD'rid Laurier, will re- main the same aS Co personnel, or be rcappomtcd.
 The joint high commission will meet a, Ottawa One of the most important matters Co be considered is commercial reciprocity between the two countries. So iar as Canada is concerned, it is said that reciprocity is not warmly favored, bu, would be agaoed upon if anywhere near an equitable arrangement from tbc Canadian point of view, were to be made.
 There i> uuquestionably a widespread demand in the United States for an ex- tension of commercial relations with Canada, which apparently can best be accomplished by means of reciprocity.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
AIaakAna

Going East are Invited 10 Inquire Into tho accommodations afforded by the Northern Pacific before purchasing thelr tickets. This route offers the best of everything 10 the travelling public ln the way of dining sleeping and observation car service. For tickets and all Information, call on or write to 4. TlnlIng, Gen. Agent, Tacoma. or l' A. Nadeau. Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

Best D ,hs in tHe J,y lt the Principal Biroer Shop. Opposite B1srt of lraie
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for dOlnE i0o work are CneXcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
SKAGWAY WEATHER

For the 2i hours proceeding 6 o'clock p. m., April g, 1903. Highest temperature A above. Lowest temperature, above.
 Fl. D. Clark,
 kU. s. Voluntary Observer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning JinIiry "a ending December lI Of sseh year. This Is our sixth annu il sale, the priles and Values during this sale are the same as before, always the best that can hs mad. F. ]. Clsvson & Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
Stages for Dawson

Sawyer & Carroll will take p sSengsrs to Dawson from the I>t 60 the Sth ot April. Fine horses and Qul,k time guaranteed. See lohn l.. Gage at Psck Train sloon or D. D. Sawyer, Winsor Hotel, Whltehorse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
Rarsoid Stock

Manager Gage Of the Pack Train saloon hos received a large consignment, on the D1lphi", of rare old Hermitage and Kellogg whiSkieS They are the very best, gen uIne, aged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10
For Sale

Propertv on Br5ltWiy known as The Cottage, together with 1.i furniture. i't sale immedIely md cne'p. Must DC sold at once. as owner desires Co leave me c.tv. q "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-10

Inc Seattle Saloon Is a thoroughly re- sLe. table gentleman'S resort. Fine luchn sei ved with every glass Of beer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
4 4yzzd.Se'
Y Y @ g93 q - G e

ar4 Hfaa Of e!.ailitE. It has been
asserted tha: Have a certain pompos-
ijy 5'59ad fae. VIII an bachelor
q zE=.i.a Ho=i.ss4 Las ever charged
ne 44s.i=' - ..s.zS toward the other
%eH.
: position #E..;- tI.s:s whom the courts
ve}ss elas.s. Ter tie Summer season Of
.t#rsf.e=.=a faad / r'tifed to NY u-:li4i
rgsa.st#;s'I - =s..@=.s..s.iz.
.e@-. l.at=ss..s.s2 yost as q1ito cor
sss,eat UheI :. !4lt a few days at
q. ~, arrival a Woss..a,l appearel WHO
.s,:a s.2y att.zatioe. SHE WAS regis
I'd d, y -, REQ It WAS understood
l.,,t ~ l.lis,:@nl WoU.d ;lf0eal later.
g. i4.l5 i4.sse.s3.ao. "ei! formed, re-
'.!9si X. AL outward respects a lady.
q! Sc, have s9e@c!I With her. but |
;!s....5st d 4; iHl'5, 4 STAT bat fo: 4iy dig
ally and position might nave at
;eun!.oy What is legally known as a
nlild Irritation.
People seemed to understand intui-
ti,ely that ii .i;ll--e OF special sossiona
did net care to lear about trifes. and
SO no gossip Was poured into my ears.
However. l learned later on seven or
eight rooms We're robbed inside of
week The robbcrieS occurred by day.
and generally at meal times. and the
plu!d2r WAS money and jewe!ry. In
one c:.re tie loss amounted to $500 in
another to $500, in third to over ST.
0O0
After tie fist complaint had been
made the landlord set Il watch, but in
the face of that three more rooms were
plunGered and Il coulO.ng guest who
kept several hundred dollars in his
trunk instead of the hotel safe found it
missing one day after luncheon. Then
two detectives were employed. and all
the $50 guests felt themselves under
espionage. If not suspicion-all but l.
How could landlord. detective or any
one else suspect the integrity of Judge
Coke?
The robberies ceased as suddenly as
they had begun. but for reasons known
to themselves the detectives decided
20 search the baggage of certain guests,
one of whom was the handsome Mrs.
Blank. heard nothing OF this at the
time. but as left my room OH the day
of the search encountered the lady
with small package in her hand and
she frankly said to me:
Judge Coke. have not had the
honor of an introduction. but | wish to
beg a favor of you. AS the clerks are
busy this morning, and as the porter
docs not look like a man to be trusted.
you would put me under many obliga.
tons by taking this package to the eX-
press office. 1t is directed to my hus-
band, as you see. and contains papers
that he m,.st have soon. am sorry
to thus impose upon your good nature.
bit
"Say no more madan." intercepted.
as TOOK ,he package from her: "i
shall be only too l!iI- y % Ia "' '.'ir.r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

''YoU ARE SjsBF. THERE Is Ne .iO6E. ABOUT
IT ASKED M4ta. BON@EIG
touch upon temperance, ambition. in-
lustry and So on. MAit4Hote.S ide las
been to iacite the tramp to hi@he, aims,
and he has had great success. II says
that at least ten men have gene tG
work after loating around for fifteen
years
You are sure there is no joke about
IT, asked Mrs. Bowser, who somehow
scented a put up job.
Joke: Joke? Nobody ever jokes
with me. madam. Eight or ten men
| will gather in room hired for the
purpose and will stand up and APP
peal to their manhood for an hour or
So fail to see where joke can come
in"
Mrs BoWser said no more. She had
never heard of Mr.. BOwser's friend
Whltmore or his talks" and she knew
mat Mr.. Rowser himself had no gift
OF the Cab but she helped him make
ready to go and trusted to luck that he
would at least come home in the am
oulance. AS he left the house she said
You wont blame me if anything
happens, will you:"
what can happen?' he asked.
Il don't know
wen, dom make a pancake Of your
saf. One would think | was about six
years old and that you We're afraid I'd
De hooked by cow
MI Bowser had been told that he
would find his audience in the back
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

md mcii1 here who would be ready to
listen to reason and argument
And you have. sir-yOu have. But
don't YOU understand that beer makes
argument go all the better? Just send
out for two gallons Of beer like little
maq. and I'll warrant you'll see any
amount OF ambition after it comes in
II won't send for drop. I'll contin
no INV remarks, and if I'm insulted
again I.ll stop short off and go home
Ne. RoY.ser returned TO his audience
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

ano started out To 2Ne the number or
tralnps WEo had riser TO t,e peavr;,le
In the last ten years lut before he haG
spoken twenty words lie was interrupt
ed hy chorus Of
Dear dear. dc we get any beer?''
And while he WIS locking around for
his Hat the chorus changed 10:
oh. why is he mere II we haven't
got beer"
"tiVnticueu''- l." lp1"n Eut the
next moment There Was a Ytsh. and he
was Carried outdoors and across the
street and left stranded among the
scrap iron on a vacant lot
\ 4u1rsrr of III hour later Mrs. Bow
ser heard the front door softly open
and size c2'Hrd out:
Is th.t YOU. dear
Norerly.
Sin ro@e and looked ont in+o the hall
aHd=eat~ht si@It of some one Sueaking
uFstairs.
@I1id yan iurite the tranps ta higher
;i..,lt4.i i='.s. ...'5ss I'D
But 9cs = answered. and half IN hour
!atar wAan= She=@ant =nF % bed she
feEal Nj. Eo#snr With lis faeo to the
vi AMI the few hairs On his head
atjil bris,.ia& -. y. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

'oom OF a marble shop. and he found
'nem' The marble cutter gave the
room rent free and lighted it with two
candles because he had once been
tramp himself. Seven men were gath
e'ea TO greet the lecturer and let his
words of wisdom sink deep into their
breasts, and they applauded him as he
arrived After the applause had sub
siued the marble cutter took him into
ene front shop, where the tombstones
- as.1 WhisnarinGlY said:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
-:r,+ 1903 by c. 3. Lewis. ]

,convriC1t, l9Uo, ny - ~ ~"'S'j
- dinner isn't ready yet Ia like
YOU to hurry it up q bit sald
ur Bowser as he got home ten
= minutes ahead of lis usual houf
,hp other evening
'pe s.ra YOU going OUT" Gucried Mrs.
Bowser 80, - aa,i,or :, ,o,.,5,,.o
t,is evening. and | haven't any time to
spare :, .aaa,. ,,,a a., a.. ..ory
..at Of the meal he eHrlaine d:
wv ~ friend Of mine named Nai-mo"e
has been delivering lectures az t''!zS to
..on,ns a" every "Wednesday evening for
.na a mast three months. an. a. Ae Vas
suddenly Wv called away today he Wan.'d
me- to take his place.
Have you mada any notes O: what
-o1 are going to say" Mrs. t'0.asal'
asked.
no more Of & talk than a lec.Gre, md
c,n think of plenty to say. @-ssi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
w asted d SYNpatE1Y.

The public should not rHT deeply cen
eerh@d about Nj. schwab. The corr G
ration Of which he is the president can
squeeze little wator out Of lis sfe5f
Occasionally and keep Mr.. Seb3a9
sWim2iag.-Cinctnnati Enquirer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

us.4= 44a=4ssfIs0l= as / lifted ~
hat :aa1 'se@s,e. Aaa eeHead tie s
les:t tsesta Of ~ tE#-s.4y 4y.=aaI of= course
Cd 40, Hl4!Sa ii excuse for my
eytea#tea eoavaasaetas=
l4et Aet 5ll=tae= =SGfaat. u =t4H bloeE
fro1u tue hotel. upon my return. has
as handed her over Tie receipt |
merely raised ny hat asate aia spake
Of tie weather.
The search was made q'fietiF ard
with tie consent of tie guests INT il
proved =ijItile.
Tie aa2,t tHf2e day pissed without.
eXe:-at.= II, s!.a | te. = Z aaJa 1Ht@heaa
to order 4 cal'i.ia@e .le.j= =t9= driven aut
It has always been my o7sIioa th4t a
.iudae looks we'll ~ lie rides oHt ia
q landau with head erect and artus
folded
I was being BOWED dong tlo bpnle
ward eeaectina NY resort viii en-
five Hi!eS away, WI Il my driver fH!I5
conscious of ny ai@azty a4d !uSzor
taH"e. when q pat:..al vs. waved IL
ne # ii the Sidewalk and a.3dc our
G lady at the end Of it More th;
that made out Mrs. Bl;ak. Who sale
to nie as NY carriage halted at tho
curb:
Judge Coke, were you going TO drive
over to Surf City?"
Il am on my way there madam"
replied as my hat came off at ths
proper angle.
'.IaoIl- then
"What is it. nadain?"
II have Il friend Ger there who
i'll. and there is no train for two hours
l know it is presumption on my par;
Dut"
Not at all, madam Let me aSsis,
you in l will have you there in three
quarters of an hour. and the obligation
viii be mine
There were no languishing smiles
no goo.oo eyes on my part Indeed.
think tl:at most of our conversation
during the drive referred to the law di
rectly or Indirectly. was bit SIR
iorised that size should ask to he SO
down on the public square instead Of
at her friends house but dignity 70"
bade me even to raise my eyebrows
She bowed and returned thanks: ,
raiSed my hat and murmured. "Don
mention it," and we parted.
My position demanded that | shoulC
forget her as soon us possible or unit
| net her at breakfast next morning
and | had fairly succeeded when | re
turned to the hotel two hours later
Then she rushed back into my memory
at bound The landlord and .he de
tectives We're looking for her. 1t had
become known that she was an ad
ventress whose photograph adorned
more than one rogues' gallery and who
had even done time" for theft. 1t
was she who had clea ned out the rooms
and given me the plumber to express
away. and it was she who had robbed
the hotel safe of about $1,000 at the
noon hour as the clerk left for a no
ment. | hal driven her over to Surf
City that she might take the train and
thus elude the detectives.
NJ. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
\ Sefc Defiance

Aa Eastern mathematical expert aa
nouaces fhat#there are over 10o auo-
oap ,apa mosquitoes IN existence. 0i
caIuse anEhedE Who deHtf~ il IS AZ
H6e9tV ta Yeri5y- the count efezelaed
Pf8ia Dsalels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

Englshmen On account of an invas.
ion Of their land by the American mos.
quito. There has long been quiet
desire fer some means of retaliation
for The English sparrow Providence
journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid Of
Doctor.

Il am Just UP from a hard spell Of
the flux" (dysentery) says Mr.. I. A.
Pinner well known merchant OF
Drummond, Tenn. 81 used one small
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Darrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having doctor. | consider it
the best cholera medicine in the
world = There is no need of employ
ing a doctor when this remedy is used
for no doctor can prescribe better
medicine for bowel complaint in any
form either for children or adults. 1t
Fo1 sale by W. L. DeToody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
BIC Bill Treat.

As ten aIoetels3nd twenty i've Hg sas
have been engaged to accompany he
neXf u@1erE rI0nlc,a very "fE6f%
tim is evidently anticipated
Bro lSa StaHaa}a-EMca,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
An Even Swap.

americans viii hardly - @:isxe4= 10
Ega4 ~ 0EaHee dy the eda.#5a Il Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
AInh Praise for Senator Vest.

tFrom the New y ork Evening Post)
Senator Vest, whose mind burns clear in the
midst of his failing bodily powers has lust
shown in his two-day debate on the coal tax
what degree OF truth there is in the current
laments about the decline OF oratory. An orator
in the traditional sense Mr.. Vest never was. even
in his prime He had neither the physical pres
ence nor the voice. nor the personal magnetism,
nor even the finished rhetorical art--which we
associate with great public speaking But he was
always n formidable dehater and the ready way
in which he howled over one republican senator
after another with the eager attention with
which this feeble old man was listened 10 by both
floor and gallery, bore witness to the fact that
decay had not yet touched his nimble intellect
What are the qualities which make his an
tagonists dread him Frst--and especially in
tariff questions where he has ever been mastery
sound information. He krows whereof he al
firms Many glib protectonist, like Senator
Hale on one occasion, has had reason to regret
challenging Senator Vests accuracy He goes
dooumented, cowboy goes armed and the
result OF an encounter is as dangerous in ore
case as the other. Then he is perfectly fearless
and honest. He is willing to tell the truth and
shame, not merely the devil (many man Is
ready 10 do that), but, what IS much rarer shame
his own party Otherwise, he could not have
made so overwhelming a retort as that with
which he silenced Senator Aldrich, That gen
tlSman took occasion to sneer at Mr. Vests free
trade opinions, as held only when thew did
not count" Why had not the democratic party
when in power done what it now rebuled the
republican party for not doing? 1--WE wanted n {"
was the Missouri senator's response, as swift as
lightning but the same interests which YOU nov,
represent held up the senate then as they are
doing today" What are you going 10 with
man who thus speaks the thing he will whether
srt ~ friend or foei In biting description. toe
Senator Vest has tongue to make corruption
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

as be voluntarily withdraws himself from
the chain of political events the living bond
is sundered and the commonwealth swings
clear into the forward stream of ac-
ton with only history and memory as an
intangible cord stretching back to the re.
ceding shore.
He steps out of the moving throng into
the gallery of his country's great, among
whom none appears with more clearcut
features or more lofty hearing. And his
countrymen now, as heretofore and here
after. delight TO do him honor.
With him in retirement go the admiration,
affection and prayers of his fellow citizens.
With the domestic incense OF his Preside
altar his patriotic senses will not fail to dis.
cover the fragrance of the love Of the peo-
pie to whose civic and material fortunes he
has contributed a life OF unselfish and en-
during service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
SOME PosrscRlPTs.

It IS estimated that there are 10000 barmaids
in England,
Horses have now been dispensed with on the
Berlin tramway system,
Yarmouth's herring catch this season realized
about Ss,ooo,ooo at first hand.
Nearly 10000 hogsheads OF tobacco are in
stock at Liverpool, England,
False teeth were among the prizes ratified for
at a recent bazaar in Montrose.
Tottenham, England, is to be provided with
motor FIRE engine costing S57,soo.
Alsace Lorraine is of the best recruiting
grounds for the Germany army.
Among recent finds at Lowestoft England. was
an old Norwich fsrhing dated 1907
Near Tiverton Devoushirc, there is 10 be seen
a hlaokbird with a white head and speokled back.
Large numbers OF swans from Russia and
North Germany are NOW winteriug ON the Swiss
lakes.
Granite-lsden rolleys are being used TO test
the stability Of the new footway extensions at
London bridge
TwentysiN pounds was paid for pack Of
German playing cards dated 5ss at sothebys re-
Gently
Thomas Lowry Of Merriam, Kan. claims the
medal Of shueking Sc bushels Of corn IN nine
hears. lie Is siso the champion srPls picker o.
.thG. ssetieA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
lNow York Heraldl

New York Herald.)
The remarkable recovery Of the female colored
patient or bellevue hospital from blood poison
ing as the result Of an intraycnous injection OF
formalin will doubtless be hailed with great salts
faction by the medical fraternity
So far as one case may prove a point there
appears 10 be no doubt regarding the direct rcla-
tions of cause and effect The alleged remedy
needs now only to he tried and proved IN other
and similar conditions of disease to give 1t a
leading place in the treatment OF one OF the
most intractabe Of human ailments
Puerpcra fever in its more serious forms IS
almost invariably fatal From such point OF
view the result in question appears little short
Of miracle. A most promising feature IN the
outlook is the simplicity OF the measure adopted
Furthermore the theory--not a new one ~ IL
SELLS founded on the rational and ineligible
basis OF directly attacking the primary cause OF
trouble. Heretofore all efforts TO apply 1t to prac-
ticc have failed.
Although blood poisoning is complex pro-
cess having many phases Of manifestation. accord
ing to the character and degree of infection 1t
is initiatiyely due to the entrance OF certain
poisonous bacteria into the circulation. How
to kill these micro-organisms without harming
the patient has always beer a problem. Hence
the present departure from the usual course OF
treatment is as radical it seems promising
So far as a single trial goes there appears to be
no doubt that the bacteria were actually destroyed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
prlvatn penslon RlIIs.

From the l,ew Orleans Times Democrat
Mr. Russell Of Texas, new congressman re
Gently elected to f the De Grafonrcid vacancy.
deserves the thanks OF the American public for
his protest against the undue haste in consid-
erins private pension legislation Mr. Russell
pointed out that tine present congress has already
passed over a thousand private pension bills
a very feeble defense was made OF this prao
tee but there is really no defense Private pen.
siors are probably the worst steals pcrpetrated on
the government. Our pension laws are 700 liberal
as 1t is and give nearly one hundred and fifty mil
lion dollars 10 pensions, or ten times much
they should give but congress not satisfied with
this extravacant generosity by special act passes
all the fraudulent pension claims the commits
sioner Of pensions rejects. This IS done by 4
diacreditable system OF log rolling by which con-
gressmen allow each others private pensions 10
slip through on the understanding that their own
pensions shall be similarly passed or rather NOT
objected to. u is natural that a steal Of this
kind should grow worse with years. The evi,
has long been recognized, and it is most obec-
tionabe and repulsve to many congressman but
a friendly feeling for brother members who were
most active in this raid has persuaded them 70
remain quiet, and although they refuse to give
their approval to the raids they permit them by
raising no protest.
Mr., Russell being new member is apparently
ignorant Of this congressional courtesy which in
duces so many members to BE absent from con
gress on private pension day or to look in the
other direction when the raiders are at work and
he has raised his voice against one of the worst
abuses OF congress. Let us hope that his action
will arouse others to join in the protest dozen
vigorous protestants who call public attention to
these steals would very soon put an end to them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

- The Wolfe City Sun says it I, still ID,
cash on subscription.
- The Ochiltree Star says every man ii,
what a crank some other fellow is
- The Corsicana Democrat says the boil wen
is small figure to have cut so big hgr,
The Paris News says the politicant h,
Of getting rid OF the boil weeyil is TO talk HI
death.
- The Cuero Star says that the visible siTl
Of Mexicans and mules in that locality L u.
kept busy preparing land for rice
- The Floresvillc Chronicle says tha II 4
two. Mrs. Cox the negro postmistress oi 1
danola and the president the latter Is d
meaner.
- George Mcknight Of the Wharton 81;
predicts that because Of Mexicos slovr,a
graphing with the hubonic plague it viii ss
over the cutire western coast of the repubas