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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
STILL DOWN
Dominion Wire Suffers
 From Forest Fires.

The Dominion wire to the states is still down, and will probably continue so for several days yet to come. Forest fires are raising havoc with it. The fires burn the poles down and the smoke is so dense that workers cannot get close enough to the scene of trouble to work.
 The fires are raging particularly fierce about loo miles south of Atlin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
Cotton Expected Wit R,Oruit.

Lieut.. Cotton, of the artillery corps, is expected up on the Cottage City to- day, with the 27 recruits who have been assigned to the battalion of the Eighth infantry, stationed in this city. Upon the completion of this service Lieut.. Cotton will return to his station at Fort Flagler, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
Come. With stooh

The old iron hulk Henrietta, in tow of Escort No. 9, arrived in port yester- day noon with a load of stock. She brought l2i head Of steers, 25O sheep and 50 hogs for the Pacific csld Stor- age, and 3 horses for the MacCauley Bros, of Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
The CriSis Over

E. E. Mcdonald, of the Commissary Cigar Store, received on last boat a choice shipment of clear Havana ci- gars, and now has on sale the Manuel Lopez, Ia Verdad, Principe de Gales cigars, and always carries in stock the celebrated La Sinceridad and Marguer- ite cigars. 30
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
Cleaner Come. and Goes

Caribou, June l9.-The Cleaner, which arrived from Atlin at 1 o'clock this morning with l2 passengers, sailed on the return trip with 50 passengers at ' o'clock this evening. She had a full cargo of freight.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
AT HAYNES
Eagle Will Scream at Mis-
 sion on Fourth.

Haines is going to celebrate the Fourth of July in a big way. The citi- zens have raised $500 for the celebra- tion and things are going to boom. The committee will have special races among the natives. One of the attrac- tions will be the race of the large war canoes of the different clans. The purses will be quite large. Special ex- cursions will be run between Skagway and Haines.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

The Royal Laundry cannot be ex- celled. They suit your taste and con venience and ft you in prices. Phone 97, next to electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
Occidental Hotel

Rooms at 25c, 5Oc, 75c, sl.00 and s2.00 per day, and from $lO to sl5 per month.
 JOHN WILLIAMS, Prop.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples.

cannot tell lie, we must make a little profit. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Most popular, best equipped, New Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
IUE FOR SALE

At the Monogram Liquor House in large or small quantities. 5-l9-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
For Sale, Cheap

A first class oak folding bed with a plate mirror. Inquire at the Mono gram Liquor Hoose. 3t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Lunches Soc, II a. m. to { D. m, New Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Spring chicken and Eastern oysters at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Drapery silks, art denims and silko- lines, at the Ladies' Bazaar. t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Principal barbershop. Opposite the Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough lry, next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
stetson hats at clayson's.

Rainier Book Beer, at the Mascot Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

Rainier Book Beer at the Mascot Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

ing
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
Gnetoerens Srll.
GO t. 9 e.

Gremitsn 5atto feb 1 g~rfenen og
BAD til Sub. S0an bar en- Utanb, Der
aanos erfaret n'cget At ger0ens 0abz
Ifab. Gaa git bon no paa ZEN Itore
Ss0e, grapeOe fig IN SUE pg fob brsr
Dag og Bah Sub ON at laoe Don't
mems Dag brboe ino ooer benne once
8erben.
t0an ftro Der, fortprrst, fnogiet. fort
og Iiseiom mosgroet meb opratts 51ns
Der Os flasrenoe 6oar. Og iad bar Der
ToEOsiig ct pargipijarter, JON fog fell
pg mente, at bet bar ct gammelt, ItaDs
net piletr9 = og fau bsgbnote be at
bpegs Reoe / bans enc 9aanb. 5srft
bleite Stradene bort; men uoen at fan
ret Dibite al bet, frummebe ban fine
5ingre, fda Straasne blsp i~iggenbe.
Saaleoes fob Gan Dag efter Dag
~ ban bdbbe loDet at itna Der, inbs
til 5errsn 6srte bans 8en. Sg ggs
mems golf fom Os putteOe 5sbe / ben
belige Mdnbs Munb. Smebsns
rugebe 5unnen pud 2@gssne, pg nogen
5ib efter bsrtes en- pippen beroppe.
Og 5otto funbs life labe p9re at f9nz
te fin Mrm faa meget, at ban fuabe
ie neo / Rsben. MlDrig baDbe ban fet
noget faa bjeTpelsff, grimt og bnteligt.
Men ban bolbt at benz, iom be bar.
,Og nadr ban MI paatalote Sub for
at bsgore gerbens Undergoing - faa
gjorbe ban / Stilbeo Ell unbtagslie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
0por l9nge?

gst unotsr mig at l9fe, at 0dnitere
tan aanne at Fremtomme meb 9dns
Ter ONT at 9tte bort t9re, goee Danfte
Sprog til SHE for belt at 6Olbe fig
til bet ameritanfte; men madfe 9anz
tsrns Ct sobe at faa bebanpleoe for
beraf at faa ben mange9dnge
meninsslsie Sommenblanoi1e at bort
Sproe og bet amerifunffe I'D at pore
ouelise 5ulemaaosr.
9sgse Sprog fan p9re goos, ndar
,. bruses pda rette Mdaoe. nemlis at
BRUCE bet banffe Sprog ION Sales
iprog me[Iem os ielp og Oct amerifans
he iom R%eifsfpros. 6orretniu9siprog
% / 3iIf9loe At life banftforitaaenoe
beiegenbe. CAB os life fripiaig imioe
bet bonite Sprog bort. men tale og
itripe ret, Iaa l915e icm muli9t; tbi
at funne to Sproe fan bare fine 5or=
belle; % Morten Sbfen bill not gioe mig
Ret /, at man life iaa let fan lore for
rreset, boerten meO0eninn til dlminos~
lies &unoftaber eaer Sprog; og itdl
mar reiie SDroen runot, bu er bet
gobt life alere at bare gppe auno@
Ifaber, men ogiaa at tunne mere eno ct
Sprpg.
Seq tror, at glemmer man fprit
1T Mpoersmaal. bet grbe punite
Sprog = og bette fan OespGrre not
labs iis ggre. iier al Den oppotsenoe
nngb0m oa bill uoenforItanenbe
0anIe % berfor, pg bd bill ben 4gs
telie, iom 9aafferne rperalt Der /
4nerifa pifes, libt efter Itot foriOinoe.
Stal ri beodre Dor 9opulnritst, itul ri
ogiad be6are port Sprpg. Stal Ri
bepdre oor frdDanmart mebfeote mani
biee. bsItemte % tdrdtterfafe Qano
mco life at rines nleo al andre Hos
TONERS mddfte cite pdfleRoe og lets
ber9geliee, 6a er ret ns6Oenoigt at be-
rare Sproget Tom ct 9runolag, bper=
paa bet openfor nebnte ffdl bps9es
ng neoli9e6oIees.
Serneo sr life fagt, at mar life
ifal pfre 5ib rg penge pg 4nitren=
gelicr for at l9re bet ameritanfteSprcg
ca be til Qmerita bsreytoe &unoifaber.
Hei tpartimoD, loo os enbeliq life
ifaa tiltdgeefcr andre 9atiorers 5olf.
leo p8 tilesne os iaa mcn9e Gurfs
itcber icm muli9t, 1piltct ogidc Qmez
rita bill forors al os. Som en- eob
amerifanft gorger bgr man feiae
amerifds Snteresier og n9re tafners
melig mob bet 2ano. iom far giost IS.
bpuo 9anmart life funbe.
Seq os muass flere Ter meo Gro
paa bet canife Sprngs Ttiae, n9Her
unGrfeIiee SenTpiresn blanot os, liar
blanbt be urge. oe ifu.oe let raioo
luttes ub at rors 9irter, ia riftt
BET mart fOrTsinoe ca berries tag. hfr
bpbe rg alborli5e arifenbom meo "a.
Yaar mar tGnter tilbags poa ben 1te.
ba ror moher Gao os &c ferFe aris
itenbomsfpirer, fod tGnfer MAJ pao
0anif, t9nfer man paa l~lnrerbisninz
GEN fra Seneoesftrlsn, fao tenter iron
paa 9oaff, t9nter man paa I'm 6e-rc
og 5rslfer, t9nfer MAJ paa 9anff.
tDorfor faa life tsre Cubs Orb pa
9anft2
pobf ponlien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
I'll y9aniferen"s Ssnufr.

6odb Der MI eno figes eller tunbe
figes ON ,,Saniteren", ON beas Sngs
tig1eo sIer Sffez0 bgtigbeD, iaa fgler
Ri os o~Derbebiit ON en- Sing, pg bet
er, at Den er bleoen mango en- for 9Git,
fom n9iien er Dem uunbb9rlig.
Gn onben Sing tan ogfua NOT med
Sa7obeb iiges. S pnifer ale, BEN
nsr, at ben ital gau fremab / 0ngtigs
bec, botie fig I'D pber 8rengeaarene
og naa til ben ibr9tsopgtige Manb=
bomsalOsr. 5 snifsr Gems 6remtio be-
trngget og bens balpugsntli9e geis9
ubpibet til faa mango banite 6jem
iom muligt.
Mten ftal DisIe 2niter opfplbes,
fca maa 5 bieipe os.
Del tager arafter. og bet toiter
Sio os peage at gre ct glao bpgtigt.
5lere at %, ION i9rlig arbejoe peb
.9dnfteren" bar MI faa megen aenoz
ifab til glabubgiDelie, at ri net oeo
bporbdr ct gfab bsr b9re. Men. ION
fagt let lager qenee, eIer 5io og
&r9Fter, ON ma bill; tbi lib og arafs
ter foiter penge.
90 bporbdn ffal Ri fda penge? Sa,
benz ifal Ri 10 babe at glabets 6olbere,
og ifal Ri forage Dor Snbt1gt, iua maa
pi forsgs 4nta1et at 8labets 9olbere.
Og BERTH anmober ri ON eoers
9i9lp, @eanerl s5uf poa, at bet er
lige foa meset | ebers esen Snteresie
at faa glabet ubbrebt pg / bet belle
taget fremmet, fom bet er / Dor. RE
baftionen, gfspeoitionsn. Oirettionen
% bpab be M eqers bebber, Tom arr
beiDe mso glabets llbgiuelfe, bar fIct
life ffsre Snteresie / glabets 5remz
gang, snb andre af nets genner burbe
babe.
gnig6eb ggr ft9rf. @9lber bette
Srbiprog ! andre 5enfeenoer fda bob
belt Der.
gi fldger life cber Munssl pdd Del
tdgslfe. Miange far BIT 9iaigheb til
at bjelpe, bbpr be fan. gosle bar
fenbt 4rtifler, andre 4bonRenter, en-
fefte besge Dele. 5af fOr 6Der file
6aanb5r1fnng.
Mea Ri tr9nge fariig til, @enner,
at s ale hjefpe os meo at fou 8faoet
ubbrebt til ME 5olbere. Bill 5 life
gsre Mlppr at bet?
Der er Donffe not | Nmerifa til at
9f." funbe fna 10000 4bonnenter,
% Get fan life feile. at Der cr mango,
iom BIZ fsle ffg tiltalte al DIS gros
gram, Blot be fenbte ben.
6Dor mango at bore @bonnenter
mon bill fenos os bDer en- M | 2ebet at
n9Ite Madnso2 Cab os fel
9grbebigft Heo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06

0llFl Dpplklt u &TN ~
ZIG Sibsr / SmIldg. Neelat ira
$1.00 til 40c.
63. t6erluf Qorbal, en- 6ort9ain9 ira
bet Forrios Qarbunbrebe al Nagods
, Ie7e Sborefen. 499 SiOer / Ons
flag. Tebfut fra $1.20 til Soc.
"a. airtebiitOriife 5OrtGninssr CO
SasnL msbbelte al u, 6. g. @rOoe
Rasmusisn, Spsneprait for auez
rup % Odpinbe. 212 Sioer | Oms
flaa. Reofot fra SOC, til 25c.
65. Or. Su6arO, Moies fom 3pgis
einifer, ct 5oreOrog. @utOriieret
OperIattelIe at S%osnepr9it 5r.
StablfefsM saer. 48 SiOer / Omz
floa. Yebfat fra Acc. til 15c.
66. @amIe Nielfen. Gn tulturblfto@
rift Selpbiogrdf fra 1899 til 1888,
opffrepen df anton HieIien meo
5orfatterens portret. 134 SiOer
/ Omilag. Rebfut fra SOC. til 25c.
81. Sdtob Gbr. 2inoberg, DEN odnlte
&irteIdgs Gort9mpere, st Minoez
ftrift at 5reoerit Rpgdarb, meo Sas
cob Gbr. 2inOberss gi1eOe. 81 Siz
Der / Omilag. Reofut fra SOC. til
25c.
60. 0m arbeiOets getponing for bet
oanbelige aio. @lmenfattelige Sore
Ora9 at R. Nielien. So Sioer /
Omflng. Nebiat til zoe.
50. Stierns6imlen. RegIe til Be
ftemmelie of S%tierner, at 36OrpaIo
9sbl. Meo Gtiernetort. 50 Siz
Der / 0mIlag. Nebidt fra SOC. til
zoe.
70. gonbelio. at qnton RielIen. 2.
ginb, 179 SiOer / Omilag. Iebiat
fro soc. til 35e. 8. gino. 1875 Siz
Der t Omilag. Nebiat fra SOC. til
35c.
II. Snoidnerbpbbingen 9ecumtbd.
Gn biueroFif Sfiloring, al artitiun
g%itergdaro, 5%oritanOer for Stspz
ring 6ejIfole. So Sibcr / Omildg.
Nebiat fra 30c. til Toe.
70. Gn 9alfdrt til 8ibelens beaige
2dnb, religisit Digit at 2toolf Gang
fteo. med Sauftrationer. SO Sis
Der / Omflas. Hebiat fra soc. til
25c.
70. 2uObig 5eibeg. of 6ens oio og
bans lib. ct Minbetrift, uogipet
at 2ubpig S9reber, meb ct Minbes
bigt % Raoneliite. 1886 Siesr /
Omilag. 9ebiot fra $1.80 til SOC.
"a. en 4arsdng prabitener uotait.
at Riels 2inbberg Oeb Gbriitidn
Spleif oa 5reberit Rpauaro. 112
Sioer | Omilag. Rebfat fra soc.
til 25c.
70. 3rGf at 9ibst / Qmeritd, al
greoe til 6jemmst fra Ell banff Rel
ienbe. 178 Siber / Omflcs. Iebs
fat fra SOC. til 20c.
76. Gn gammel 0anmdrtsbiitorie for
4ar 826-1157. 4lminbelig fol>
bet ,,RostilOes &rernifen", o~bsridt
fra 2atin of 81. 9rebsborF. 80
Giber / Omflag. Rebiat fra 15c.
til &c.
II. Spge 8robe. Gn Roman fra
Slutnin9en at bet 16. @arbunOrebe,
at 9ilbelm giteraaarb, meb Slus
I%.ration al Song Sacobs at Stots
lenbs gefeg bOs 5nge 8rdbe paa
9pen, efter Gorl glo6s Maleri.
374 Sioer / Omilog. Neoiat fra
S1.80 III SOC.
rs. Gigtc. gamle og nbe, at Gbr.
@int6er. 300 Siber / Smflag.
9ebfot fra $1.O0 til 40c.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
,Sanifercn"

gaaar 2afcrne b~eroenber zig til Golf, Der
operterer / Blabet, enten for at fgbe Fps
benz eGer for at foa Splpsninser ON bet
auertcrebe. beoes be altio omtale, at be loo
gpertisi %sracluet / bette 8lab. Oct bill u9cc
til s~eniibig yeptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06

Bremao / 4rbeibst fer Ret % aGrli9s
9eb paa benne Sorb. % fremaO mob
6ulDfommenbeoens itraulenpe Maal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
Soeer
neoiatte priier.

8essr, fonl life er opfsrt | bort aatas
log. CANINE Ielees til nebfat pris,
faolenee Oplaget parer. priierne er
motto, % gceerne i,nbes pOrtofrit, til
Splaget er uoiolsi. / ben Srbea, ION
8eItiningerns inbleber. Strip meo
bet famine. inben bet er for tent.
Ugegerne beitines efter Drummer.
Al. SDpsnbe 9inb. 1892. Snoebols
Der gibrus at u. b. Settinssr, 8.
RsGer. q. llblbOrn, 5. WeIbapen
os 6. 6. 5lspItrup.
AZ. Ottenbe ginb. 1893. Snoebots
Der giorus al $. ). RprOum, 8.
Mellsr, 81. $. 6. 8od og 6. 6.
5leDitrup. = 0et:e giab ialse8
fun t 5orbirbeIie meO Smuuitrifs
ternss nj andre 8inb.
43. Rienbe 9inb. 1894. Snbebols
Der 9iorag al 5. &0itIin, $. M.
2arfen. 5. Rielien, 6. RaOine, 9.
u. gobbolb % e. gurtius.
Al. 5ienbe ginb. 1895. Snbebols
Der 9ioras at Q. SerenIen, 5. 60
bet, 8. 81. 9arIer. ). Nieliea. 6.
b. 9reui, o. S9mibt (SilOiu) og
6. &. 5lepIfrup.
aGe nebIdt fra So til 81 Stptfet.
As. 80 Moouldtioner for Srgel eaer
5armonium Iom 5~orbinbelfer mel
lem Solmemelobier. aomponeret
at 6. Saitrau. pris neoiot til 15c.
46. 26 Imaa og lette 6or= og @fterfpil
til SalmemeIobisr for Orgel eler
6drmonium. Gomponeret at 8.
Saftrou. NebIat fra soc. til 25e.
AZ. 9utibssS psresmoal, belpit / ire
6orebra9 beb Gfteradrsmsbet /
Qitob 1886. Snb6olb: 9ubpig
Shreber, ct SfoIeprogram; 9olger
gegtrup, ct 5oreordg ON QrOeligz
beo; 9aul Ia Gour, 9ibenftab og
a%riltenbom, SO Siber / SmIlag.
Rebfat fra 40c. til zoe.
48. Stretanter at yGn Rapnles", 48
Sioer / Omilug. Nebfat fra zoe.
til 10c.
40. Climber fra 9orbens 6iItorie. at
u. 5abricius. go Siber / Omilas.
IsbIat fra SOC. til 25c.
80. GOun9eIium og COB. 8ibrug til
9e!psniiig at oeres 5slgeOrben Os
SummeabGng / Subs MunO ps
MenneifeliOet, peb g. s. 9ertelien,
Sosaeprrit for Ssnberup og Gull
Orup. 50 Siber / Omilug. Qeos
fat I'm 25c. til 10c.
81. s. 6. RubOlpb JrimOOt iom
preit og trrenbe &riiten. at puiior
6. arus, preit beb Sutobstirten /
asbenbabn. 81 Siber | OmIiag.
Hebfat fra 15e. til sc.
so. pad 5elIisssreliens Del, rsli>
sieie 9etrostnineer at Sacobpault
Snbbolb: ariftusbiIebet, Oct beaige
Qrbejoe, 9i er bsbte til ariiti 9sb.
9liper fom gsrn, De TO Spinner,
De onbe og be gobe 0age, Gne meo
Cub, 9oorlebes bruger bu Subs
Srb2 Snrligbeoens arab. Oct be-
troebe 9obs, &riftsnbommeas 4ls
Dor. 1T Siber / OmIlag. Rebiat
fra 81 til 40c.
SO. aioet / Sub, rsligipfe 9ctragts
ninger al Sacob gauIi. 191 Siber
/ Omiluo. ReSiat fra 81 til 4oc.
"a. 5erren pg 9ienerne, greOitener
df Sacob gou[i. 260 Siber / Oms
iIcg. gebiat fra $1.25 til soc.
DO. 9loale Otgte al ebr. Wlnther.
of SnObolbet frsmbGpes: Den fsrTte
Glsturfion, @ulbalberen. Sjaaanb,
Damien I Sto0en. 238 Siber /
OmfIog. Neofut fra $1.20 til ACC.
IS. $. 6. QaOeriens GamlsOe Sfrif
ter. Supplement til ,Mit 2ips
9epsntbr". $50 Sibsr | Omflag.
Iebfat fra 4Oc. til 15c.
81. SspefOlfst / Rutioen. ct Sore
bras, 9Oibi / 0benis 1893 al Sloiss
prGit u. 9. 9oulfen. 81 Sibsr /
Omflag. Nebfat fra 25c. til 10e.
50. pr9bitener / QODent os Sui ODER
be nbe GOanselietetIter al Or. g. S.
5og, Siaaanbs 9iifop. 103 SiDer
/ Smilag. Hebiut fra DOC. til zoe.
20 Isl riot mnrfi EfueFh;f I IN |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06

QipenffabeligEeb | 9~rosfager bar al
Sio lin Grunb / en- big bemmelig Wdns
To. 8 al Jdnatisme er Der en- BIZ
fmaa af 6btlsri. 9. 5. sos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06

Oct frilfne Sinh, Der 1igefpm ct
Gplifin aenasmtranssr 5jerierns. ssr
Qob oe bebre. 8. 6. Anberfen.
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gan felu er mere nrr.
Biprnftierne 8iern 0 n
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
!. BRITISH SAILORS DESERT.
investigation of &C crimpers' to &c
8=s# Made IN san francisco.

Washington, Nov. q. Because OF
the large numbeT Of desertions from
British vessels While in port at San
Francisco the British embassy has
furnished the state department with
evidence against alleged "crimpers''' I.
in San Francisco, that will, it is be-
lieved, result in a rigid investigation
and positively a number Of prosecu-
tlons.@ The embassy officials assert
that the co-called sailors Home at
San Francisco is headquarters for
"crimpers." .. I'll ..@
Statistics collected by the commits
sioner Of navigation show that there
were 638 desertions from GA British
vessels carrying ,778 men, British
ships from Australia have suffered de-
sertions amounting to 81 per cent and
those. from Europe 43 per cent. In
the opinion of the commissioner of
navigation congress has power to
remedy the present condition by pro-
viding that only regularly licensed
agents shall be allowed to supply sea-
men to vessels. The state department.
is understood to have sounded the
British government on this point
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
FIFTY PEOPLE ON BOARD.
Steamer Discovery From Nome Given
Up for Lost.

Seattle, WASH, Nov. 21.-The steam
er discovery, which left Nome Oct
IA with thirty-one passengers, has not
been sighted since Oct. % and ship
ping men believe she will never reach
port. The vessel was in command, of
Captain McGrath and had on board
Captain Walters, manager of the Dis
covery Transportation company. Both
are experienced navigators, though
not very familiar with the inside pas
sage. The steamer Excelsior reached
Sitka Thursday after covering the
route which the Discovery would have
taken had she ridden out the storms
she encountered. An. empty liferaft
belonging to the Discovery was, sight.
ed by tho Excelsior's officers, but NO
other trace of the missing vessel was
found. 'ty:it ,,tL5t
The Nome passenger list OF. the Dis.
coyery is, in the possession of The
Nome agent Of the company and the
local officials have NO Information re-
garding others passengers: that. i may
have been picked up at, intermediary
points. Altogether she probably car:
ried. .hfty III Sixty persons. '''<<%s.s,=
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
ELEVEN MEN ARE DEAD.
Victims of the Explosion in the Fer
guson Mine.


Connellsville, Pa, Nov. 23.-Sunday
was a sad day in the little mining set
tlement Of Ferguson, nestled in the
hills mile and half above Dunbar.
When the books of the company were
consulted to determine the identity Of
the dead and injured in Saturday
nights explosion in the Ferguson
mine. it was found there were twenty
one men in the mine at the time of
the explosion. Ten bodies were taken
from the mine Saturday night; of the
ten injured one died Sunday and one
man is missing whose body is suppos-
ed to be still in the mine.
All day long the trolley cars have
been crowded with curious people 60
ing to and from the scene of the disas-
ter
Coroner Arthur Hagan of Uniontown
went to Ferguson early Sunday and
viewed the bodies as they lay in the
blacksmith shop and summoned a jury
of inquest. Coroner Hagan says he
will not hold the inquest until some of
the injured men at the hospital re-
cover. Strange to say only one of the
bodies at the mOrgue was disfigured.
All the others were in good condition
and scarcely a scratch could be found
on them, indicating that death was
due to suffOcation.
The officials declare that no fire
exists In the mine, but it is believed
the fire Is burning further back than
where the explosion actually occurred
The disaster is said to have been
caused by gas accumulating in an un-
used portion of the mine and igniting
from fire burning in an old mine,
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25

III, 49, -saE#@3Htfj
hoor Is It the level Of low. waIer.., and
whose roof Is nearly at that Of high
High 'tils. This Is 70 Sc situated clos.
to the sea akd 10 De open Oh, this oesan
side, 80 that water can flow In fresiy.s
It should betadded, however, that the
passage which aad1inaits the water viii be
close ,t9t thss foqr " hen. the tide is out
tho chamber Wit contain tity otnity air.
which Will gatn alccess Sthr olu,gh! I'll in.
lot valve above. AZ the sea- sl,isa,s is, il
ssqusezsa lythssair fnto j. .snal ler compa,s.
AS the roof IS to slant gently toMard the
end of the ehambs furth hest from ,a shore.
tho ar ought f6 alcce alccedaj hd .thsre.
Thence It may be ttransm fststsd dsta tb,s aspe-
''cfal tank itnotss own i4sdraninx1 81 1
pipe and sValya 1seh@Rge out
:'werdly. The ilNstrat ion. copied from
AS npressad gfyes suck ! GOOD
tdea s the general ARA rl;alhilgsiesments ilsis that
few details are nniesded. 4 siS9
The plan has not yet been tried. and
lts nut thor can only guess ct It's value 81
the cost. N. ]. Oneley entertafns great
hopes, but the wisdom ofshis cheme r.
mains TO be discoY The amount ST.
power ~ - obtained II thia way may be
too small Tor tie construction
pf such y .as plants.as he hAs 5in View.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC. BREVITIES.

Margaret Ellington, the actress, and
Daniel Frohman were quietly married
Sunday at New York
The Republican membership on SEN
ate committees was agreed upon in the
Republican caucus Monday
The Buffalo. box factory at Buffalo,
N. Y, was destroyed by fire Monday
night. The loss is 100000.
In his annual report Commissioner
of Indian Affairs Jones advocates that
the Indian be taught that he must
work or starve.
At Washington Monday President
Roosevelt opened the celebration of
the 220th anniversary of the landing
of the first German colonists in North
America.
William Mitcheltree, charged with
the murder, of Telegraph Operator
Clendenin and confined in the Lock
haven Pa) Jail, was released Mon
day without: hearing, there being no
evidence against him. -: /"
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
coLoMBiA +WlEL FIGHT.
Does Not Intend to-. Submit Peacefully
"a. .~. to<Losss s;of Panama. ~

Colon, Nov. 23.-General Reyes,
who has comemto the isthmus on a
peace mission representing Colombia,
says Colombia will never cease fight
ing Ito. regain possession >of Panama.
= He eisa now going to Washington,
after failing in. his mission here, and
has made tn sta atement< that the Unit
*ed States swill have q IS second. .Boer
war on nds unless he is; able to
make some satisf&etor adjustment of
the present, situation, on the isthmus. l..
General. Reyes condemns the action
of the United States in agreeing to
fis% repibite! e. tFppeRshqsnee l4'stE M q me
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
TIDES OF THE OCEAN.
Belgian Inventor Has Devised a Plan
of Utilizing Them for COM
mercial Purposes.

One of the latest. attempts to utilize
the tides for generating power is that
proposed by Charles Eugene Ongley, of
Mons, Belgium. He aims to accomplish
his object by using the incoming food
to compress air.. The latter is then to
be stored. If it. is. not Immediately
available for operating an air motor,
further compression by other ma
chinery may be resorted to. The: first
part of M. Ongley's equipment is a large,
shallow tllnnel-like reservoir. whose