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New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Nntice of Summons.

CUPRENIE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- yORK-GHes G. MeineI Mary L MeneIl. Au-
,-.s = Mcneil Individually and Administrative OF
ba Goods Cha els and Credits OF Nina A de Ia 1ou
DeIe Deceased; Metropolitan Trust Company as A1-
Of the Goods. Chattels and Credits OF Nina
TourneIle. Deceased; Jean A A. Leroy Baron
y. Hand as Ancilary Ad-
ae -ifb rFe VIII Annexed Of Chattels
go >refrs of Laura Jane Delaney Meine Ficontesse
=. S,-eTeI Deceased; Rene Marie L Georges Nicomte
:, ayenei Nargerte Marie Odette d'Avenel. Maria A
Cejeton Caroline Converse, Elizabeth N. Livingston
IIa--y n Mcneil unmarried Marie NJ. Henstreet.
IiT1s- = NeineIl John Neinel Mabel Burns Meinel
TeIson Cederholu Meinell alias Bessie Nuttng
individually and Executrix and trustee OF
g. viii and Testament OF George J. MeineIl De-
T7essie L ! Ingraham, Nadine Ingraham, Frances
~ M Laura n Eddy. Charles Eddy and Charlotte l.
E55 his vie: The Piano Company, Victor Ciar
Tbouusor. Samuel Miller, Isaac NJ Witkoski,
Sto-9@s 7 Nolan Edward J. Leona. Individually and
q Bank Of Sprngvflle. N Y
ps ,hs Above Named Defendants: You hereby sum-
r.S 20 answer the amended complaint in this action
--S n serye a COPY Of your answer on the plaintrs
an y-irIfn twenty days after service Of this
the day Of service; and In case OF
to+- 10 appear Judgment will be taken
eggn5e8 COMPLAINT he held in the County OF
New York. .oo,
E1TT sCoTT Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post
~ ofTce address springvflle Erie County. N z
To Augusta o Mesel. Jean A A Leroy Baron de IA
-ro,1neIIe Rene Marie I Georges Vicomte d,Avenei.
Ju1fs NJ sparks May NJ. Holden. Frances NJ Horn.
Lama NJ Eddy Charles Eddy. Charlotte L. EDDY:
be foregoing amended summons IS served upon you oy
rbIicafou pursuant order OF Hon. Samuel Green
sn,ons ana complaint Office OF the Clerk OF the
County of York ths cay
Z SCOTT. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. once ana POST
ofhce address SprfngviIle. Erie County n /
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

so4la Josephine to Title Gu a1antsS a s5 and 81 T.5 ss5
RP0adWay No III: year a. per $50
ings Bank West End-ave. No III; year. os oo
,rgaI per fe1s; Bs - frce:ior savings Bank Cen
tral Park West. Nos 4O7 and 4os; years 100 ~
Same 1 TO Essd so Gopfon @ demand 5 PER- Gent
SehTa' M An2na 4i4 West. y 70 vea7 az per 1900
6l7 and 61a East: 2 mortgages. years per y %
Same to same same property prior mortgage
900 year per esTt TIorIa- savings Bank
Macomb' 5 Road. $. All # Of Grand-ave; %
l year Per cent. i t5s- Ia the
Manhattan savings Institution S7th-st. No s41 ., ~
Moioashney %ss5 z'f Edrard e9 J. to An
cTtv Of New-York 1O4tt-st $ $. 1888 # Of
Anstsrdanl-ave; year. per cent. s 4V
Society Of the city Of New-York: 11Oth-s,;
500 it OF 1st-ave; due May l. 1906 ~ per ts N
stein solomon. to Lily Beresfo-d. al
tees: Monroe-st : 1914 IT " OF Montgomery n. 40
years . per cent ts - German savings
Bank; 24sh-st. \ $ 246 of shave; year ,ooo
43 sbo pgT GeIt 1st Co trustee to Title Inslir-
ance Co; 6th-ave. No 364; years, per cent 5000
Rgs Bank: i0Sth-st No SIS west; year. .,
oli1sy Syh' Louis to Greenwood Cemetery: pitt
st. : cor Rivington-st; due May l. 1905 Az CO oo
Morris Henry D. to An association for the Relief
Of NeT-Yoris: ad-aTe " 5 20 It OF 5Ist-st; =,
due Nav l, 1906. I per cent. -;-....... 2eOe
15r cent e',- ....-.- 1000
Eas slsrs; sS years: a. Per 23oo
Cullimore Mary \. TO tue Henry Elias Brewing
Company; No 3i3 BieeCker-st; all and part 81
IeasehoId: demand; per $40
Ferrell. Hattie J. and another Annie VI Devery;
No 242 West 60tl-st; building loan; . years 6
Marven Lila 3 widow, 70 the Washington Trust
Company: No 46S 70 4T2 West Broadway: also
cent: goid 10000
Darling Eliza E. to East Chester Savings Bank
EzabetF-st (East-sD, 5. 100 # Of Main-st.
City Island year; per cent. 20
son-st! years per zoo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Randalls Island. opposite 12Oth-st. for two three
story brick toilet houses. 22x14: City OF New
York owner; " Flanagan. architect.
East EfOUsLoI-St NC 42S. for a six story brick
hathOusc with stores, II 9x63. 5 Steiner. owner;
Sass & SnaIheissr. architects. .--.---.-.--.----
Clinton-st. Nos POI and 2O6. for a six story brick
tenement house, with store 24x76.6 s. II
Nierberg owners Sass & Smallheiser, arChI-
teCts
s2F-st No Il East. for four story brick dwell
ing house. 32xT1, Z y Stralen. owner c 2 H
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24

123d-st No 100 East 25x1O0 II; George Geriach ,oo
to Anna Mayforth; mortgage. S2yOoO; o G anu A0N
123d-st No III 25x100 II: George Geriscn 1oo
John c Mayforth; mortgage S2U.OOO. oc ana AOV
114th-st Nos 80. 81 50 West I5x1Ooll INC
Dew 4eW-Y91 W Building Loan s19 fGoes 9, and 1000
Amsterdam-ave. $ " S1st-st. runs " 70 TX
Z7.4x " elk 16. 1Gx 1O0x 4 a. 70 oeslh
nirg Henry W Gennerich TO Gustav DarAer anu
another; mortgage. $50. 600 1sohliiiAI
57th-st. II of Lsxfngton-ave -b&oJ-I
IonstanSe Is nee n SInith Itt ana ah0'e ~ . 600
77th-st. W parS-ave. 2Ox51l9 AuEusJJa
Buchner Daniel Carroll mortgase sllSC0 nominal
St nn's-ave. No 27s. 8 %. 6x1Ul. xxi 6xlU0lO,
81 Anr's-ave No $50. 2T5xlO2 xxi 2I6NlOl-l'
St Ann save. No PSI. 216Nioi 2x-l. .SXi9,-S.
St Auns-ave No 2S6. 7.6x1G1. llX2I-cxiVl--;
T J2an Z GeTlaea - 10 So 15ls.sV ese - 100
f24tt-st No West. 19x100-1l: Rose trey 70
Daniel Lorng trustee; mortgage g
oa,st & No 242 sr West = y ta 10y iOg s5co
57th-st. Y s. 10 Il OF LeXtngton-aVe, -OAoO.-.
T9nStanGe ~ a NJ Percy e' al heirs. e''' 70 100
70 Tc1r = Frdn3sn-. mortgage $50 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NURSERY Buys BUILDING.

Thomas J. Stanley has sold to the Bloomingdale
T)av Nursery No I54 West Ninety-ntnth-st. q three
story dwelling house, j lot 155Xo0 feet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
Rozo of Madison-aUe. FLdthouSes
Changes O7Cners.

Few interesting transactions were reported yes
terday. One OF the best deals the sale by j.
Miller of No 72i TO 72s Madison-ave-, three five
story fathouses. on plot 50.6xl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Barker-ave.. west side $50 feet north OF Eliza
beth-st. two story frame dwelling house, axSS
feet: John Giehl owner; Prindle & Buckout, archi-
81
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
PLANS FOR sTRALEM's HOUSE.

c. P H. Gilbert, architect, has filed plans for
the five story dwelling house TO be erected for c.
stralen at Ne. Il East Eighty-secOnd-st. The
entire front viii be Of light limestone. The build
ing will have deep extension and passenger
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
rHE HorEL MARYLAND LEAsEp.

Phinney. & Corsa have leased for George L. Felt
the Hotel Maryland. the new ireproof apartment
hotel now nearing completion. at Nos 1o4 and 106
West Forty-ninth-st, 100 feet from Sixth-ave, on
aggregate rental Of about $300000. The lessee IS
John P. Reilly. formerly OF the York.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
SALE oE MoRRIsTowN PROPERTY.

Edward P Hamilton S, Co have sold for Giles
E. Taintor his house and ffty-seven acres at
Morrstown \. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL AEETING
Or THE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, II


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
sTocKHoL.DERs AND DEBENTURE BoNDHoLDERs.
pursuance OF resolution Of the Board Of Directors
vii be meeting Of the stockholders debenture bond
once OF sIltn 500 'T Sfo1 n +ba bth Toor Of
Ohio, the hour OF eleven o'clock a NJ al Wnleh t
stockholders debentre bondholders for their a
Whether the Wabash Railroad Company shall be author
zed to coupon bonds IN sum not exceeding
bonds payable gold of the United states hty
ceeding per per the interest thereon 70
be payable semi annually on sich dates as te -
time Board Of Directors shell by resoIu
acquiring additional and adequate terminal grounds and
property for the use Of the company a. me e Dc w in
State Of Illinois; Toledo Ohio; Detroit @ Mlcnlgan
bondhoders may at said Ileeng GEec ana, aIq b6ses
tracks ano other an. 80 ,Izi-ess ~
considered in the transaction OF tHe % ~
deed Of trust on ali said grounds properties. facilities
eT5 improTeents and that such mortgage deed OF
issued for amounts equal to the COSY o.
grounds and property so acquired OF constructe@ a.
% & s he sc6uTed II being also understood
such rnds and properties so acquired conveyed
70 the in such mortgage or oeeo OF
rt ortFage security for the payment said bonds
Gn1 ee es m deed 81 rust said trustees shall hold
said property in trust for the Wabash Eaitoa & mp ts
form Of said bonds and be such the Board
OF % Prestor soc n2g ag qrSt nnfe fa aoae transfer books
the company close Saturday. AP-l fourth EFS.
a twelve o'clock noon. and reopen WEDNESDAY Nha'
sixth 1868 44 Hs Zen TSBSsH 29I9SE 4 RA1LRoAD COMPANY
By JOSEPH RAMSEY, JR.. President
J c OTTEsoN, Secretary ,,-,,o
George J. Gould. Edgar !: WeLes,
@ % D = Asniey, R Rgssei sage
DC1s. E G Rey3oIds Z E73pbs-s joseph 7amsey Jr
James Hazen Hyde. Edwin Gouid' r,,-sc.o-.
Wnslow 5. Pierce. b"e0N'-0
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANl NJ

PRESSED sAhi-- April 22d. 1908.
pFF,F-FRRFD DIVIDEND NO IL ,>-n
OTARTERIY DIVIDEND OF ONE AMI
u THREE or ARTERs PER CENT n%f9 VIII be
stz - - r-eferred stock this Company Nay leLh
91S q stockholders record at the eose OF Dusss &
t- 9s+E 1909 Cheques viii be mailed from the Clce
a 5c7Ds-v The transfer books VIII close al three @
, Il april 2sth. 1903 and reopen al ten a u NAY 4S'
lsta 2 G JEN5KS Treasurer.
COMMON DIVIDEND No a
ousrrerly dividend Of ONE PER eL-NL ~ g., W. o-.I
= - - common stock Of this Company say -'tL,
20 =, efocboIGers Of the close OF Baslness
viii Be mailed from lIe OIlIe
= 1arv The transfer books VII close a tilre +. n
REOPEN al A II May 2Lta Ieyo-
AaS ol1' -So"' 1--- p q. JENkS. Treasurer
DIVIDEND NO
.-,,5 -srrerly installTaeut Of ONEFO IA u
,T r5EP CENT u 10 0f extra diTlceho Q. -, =
49, 17c1 xii be paid the common STOCK Q!
=, Co-nanv May 9th. 1893 70 s6SEAoae-s o. Iii ba
May 9th 1908 Nle9les W. -
ajeS from the Of the Cor2Ians s <sar1
p. II May 5tn. lsU5 ana LeoPeA
Al tsn 4 IL Nay III -0 ? G. JEEKs. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Furnished apartments to Let.

mo grNT-CompeteIv furnished all
-|oI outside well appointed in every detail
Apply 12s East 34th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

EE,NT. family going Furnished
w apartTnents housekeepins pay 80 per month; May
. 20 .rna. oero.' n W W. Room c. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
DiUidend Notices.
PACIFIC BANK,

40 Broa dvey New York April 2l 1eoo-
The Board Directors have this day deca[eo Nav
next The transfer books viii be closed to Nay 4 1SVS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
u their Uptown Or7ce
I,364 BROADWAY

..
Advertisements VIII be received the following orancn
or4ces at regular office until o'clock P NJ VIZ
918 Stb-aye. 6 e cor 23d-st-; 15;} 6th-aye.- cor.
Toth-st: 92 East 14th-st.; 259 vest 4~d-st; .,sg
tween 7fh and sth aves: 263 West I2oth-st; I'sS5S
ad-aye between 10th and nth sts 1,O28 3d-nve
ea- e1st-st. ,-0S Irf-ave.. s9th-st l5s East
30 TremOnt-aVe.: 600 3d-aNe-s near
z1sT-et: 554 3d-ave.: 2IO BleecESer-st.i 80
BROOKLYN. n 1.--lo
2Ir Smifh-st.: 1904 Gutes-ave Newark n D.
-@94 Broad-st. Also al A D I ofnces.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of the Loconobile Co. Of America will
held the once OF the company at BrldgePo conn.,
J. F HAVEAIEYERr Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
1itu Property for Sale or to Let.
Citu PrOperty to Let.

CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING FOR rent IN s4tn
Lsrvear Riverside Drive and West End Ave,
three-story hlgh-stoop brownstone dveihng ls feet
class condition. with buffers pantry
,ecTt,n and six bedrooms hoieru open Plumbing
Rent reasonable. Apply TO SLAWSON & HOBBS. -
Coinn,bus Ave. T3d s..
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Spring Resorts.
NEw-JERSEY.
Hotel Dennis,
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].

Directly facing Ocean. Hot cold vatsr
In private baths. Golf Link privileges.
WALTER J. BUZBY.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NAGNTFICTNT NEW
HOTEL AGNEW,

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
Adjoining Boardwalk Capacity eco Special sI5 W
weekly; $3.50 daily; $500 Sunday including Sea
Water Baths swimming Plunges, Orchestra automobile
Booklet New ONCE. 2S9 4th ave. Phone 174s-
Also 3 Park Place.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Country Board.

Country Board.
yx7ASTED-A boarders on farm sixty mics mics I9fn
w ct,y. situation high. with hne yie" Aa1fess BOX
1.a Campbeu Hall. y. !.
DvrRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribuns
\ racsived al their Uptown ONCE
~ E1cei' No Ida BROADNAN
Advertisements viii be received 81 the 0's1I
81 s,hrSe g. e. cor. 23d-st. 153 ofh.aFe.. cor
Xof S' sao East I4th-sf., 257 West 32d-sf., De
- 7;h and sth aves 263 West 12Sth-sf: Isis
ssaxe between 7eth and nth Erss 1so-o t.1-a Fe-
s9tn-st-f Iss fast
Iolth.t: $50 TreniontRye3 $50 't.a-ate-. nesr
-, rna 3d-aye.i 210 BieeciSer-st-i 80
RiaecEer-st Brooklyn, n. f.-ZIo tonr,-st.'
90 Sr,ifh-xt.s 1 .0o4 Gates-nSe seWarh. n -
.a4 Rroad-st. Also az A .. = offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
THE ST. CHARLES.

ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. n J;
Open throughout Luxurious and modern.
Capacity 400 50 private baths with seawater attach
ments, showers, etc, attached TO single rooms ana
suites Magnificent sun-parlor. overlooking Boardwalk
and Beach Write for booklet
NEWLIN HAINEs. formerly Of the Chalfonte
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

Stone Iron and Slate Construction. Atlantic Cftys
newest hotel in all bathR Telephones in
Valet service and other modern hotel con-
veniences. Golf. Booklet. -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Boys and young Men-country.

HTAPLEwOOD SUMNER school,. FOR BOYS con-
VI eordvie Pa; location neautiiul s!syaIed aest..1
life. small boys adnnitteds
tobacco. J SEORTIIDGE Yale. a ~. Prln-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
THE ROMAN

st. Charles Place and Beach Atlantic City T. J. High
class with every comfort. convenience and luxury
II B. WIMLEY.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
RrOoklun PrOpertq to Let.

NEW CORNER APARTMENT handsomely 6ecorxts,
~ all ugh- rooms and tile bath. heat. n
supply. $50 SIS. Howard-ave. and Decarur-s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
THE PENNHURST.

Atlantic CITY N J. Biichfgan-ave- second house FRO
Beach and boardwalk. high-class homeItke hotel. vi!
refined surroundings patronage. Every eppoin
ircIudng elevator heat. baths. etc Open all yea
Booklet WILLIAM X HOOD.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.

Virginia Ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City, n. J.
gneXeeled hotel Unsurpassed location Capacity 500
Elevator: steam heat: baths suite; magnifcen
porches Spring SO SIS weekly 81 and daily
Booklet. ". F SHAW
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24

- 80 M e. s. = ixi0Ox23 1xioo: Barnet
avr "a Herman F1chter mortgage. ST. 300 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
HOTEL ROOUOIS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE AND
BEAcH-Finest location Modern high-class hotel
capacity 400 Baths elevator; parlors. Specia
spring rates. $40 to $3.50 weekly: $50 and np daily
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
SEASIDE HOUSE,
HOTEL RUDOLF.
THE HOLWHURST,

Pennsylvania ave. Beach Boardwalk and Piers.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Embodying every appointment OF high class modern
comfort. Elevator TO street level;
baths parors etc In the finest section
of cuisine and service
open ali year Special Spring HENRY DARNELL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
THE ALBEMARLE,

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY.
N.
throughout the Spring Season this elegant modern
hotel throughout, will make special terms Of S.
so sl2 30 weekly. 50 up daily for superiCT &C
* nrodations large sunny front rooms private baths
600 of .eauful parlors. orchestra elevator
vice steam neat metal beds and exceptionally good
table and Booklet Correspondence
s'titctte5 J. P. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
TTRGTNIA IRON. COAL And COhE CUAI-

PANY-HoLDERs Of Scrip Certificate, issuse seIS 10
September 1903 from hlFz'slN11
coal. AND COFCE COA5PANCT First AortEaee t
ARE EFRERY NOTIFIED that same VIII o pa -
tie NANHATTAN COMPANY. 40 Wsn street on s1g 5i
lei 1902 On which cate Interest said certeass va
cease HENRY K. MeHARG. FresloehI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
HOTEL STERLING.

FIPEPROOF.
Ocean end Kentucky Avenue. Atlantic City. n. J.
Unobstructed view Capacity 300 Elevator prt-
baths. and in every modern and up-to-dats
Table and good be had; $3.50 to 81
Wv p s A MANUEL & co.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
City Property for Sale.
Conntru Propertu to Let.

TTNARRYTOWN-To let. house "A rooms: carriags hou
IL stable ftve fruit fine river view: rent s.
JOHN WEBER Beekman-sr-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Furnished Houses to Let.

A DVERTISEMENTS Al
- -eceivsd AZ thetr T
No I.3fS4
Advertiser snts VIII be
Offices at regular CftCe :
s54 sfh-uVe.. 3. G. 60
f2.s-st s2 ts~Sf 18TH
tween Tth and Sth 1ves.
3H-nv between IhtE
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
ISLANDER
Attempt to Raise Boat to be
 Made in August.

An attempt win be nude In August Co raise Che C1ua.0 F..D, liner Islander. The English Nlru- la w.uc- Company ha, the matter ia haui and will ho ne th. expedition, To the hop ot being syeni- uallv able Co ra.,s ,hs mls, new boat from ,he depths.
 Captain H-1v French la.'s.y located the lslthieg as.u l..s H .s .. Juneau last tln, tut owing '. ... lwsl.a.rt was umpos,.1i. Ht rt tune O t' any thing toward tb. ,... . ILe vessel. Dick Ne,e, t., avs u. he has no doubts ls {. .. .HH. ... m., He says h, wen. ... 1T. ..sa mau-of- wlr Success a. N...-c % n Is5 feet o' " Ser, and th.rH Ind r...e l. raising her. and Us t.e l.. u.. s...E .H ,u. I5o fe,t ot wl'sr '. .. ". is 10 the more reason why s.. ...l as brought to the surface.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

With the thermometer away below fsro, a fire destroying s,o,ooo worth ci G-psr ~. broke out In the Warwick sa..lng Frid,y. Jlnnarv %. For time u HoNs- ss lf ths emp would be J-,.cvsj s-oW- Ing to the noble work ot ,ue r- --ea..- msnt. under the lender o' Clr, George Baldwin, the blaze was confined '1asn1.. area. So Intense was ths ,..l 'HIt the clothes of the fire httIss ve-e t...n Co thslr bodies. An added discontinue and danger was the parting ,f s.s,.- UEh, wires, from shocks oi Wb.,h Ca,- Btt- wln and three fremsn were rro>.a.s-
 The principal losses wee sustained tv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
HUMBOLDT
BriUgs Big Load After 8
 Quick Trip.

After completing remarkable quick rur u7 fr.m Seattle, the Alaska Flyer Hum boIIt arrived here yes,srlav afternoon, with 65 passengers, including Che couu contingent. There were several well known Sk5gwayiu- on b ard the poru- lar steamer together with several well .,n wn interior business men.
 The Humboldt had % passengers for Ju- Hr.u, Ir .r DsugUs and B for Haiues There WIS oS tons Q. .egh, q cluling slA males, which D.a5 N D.ckev Jhs big traders Of Dawson, win use .n taking iu heir large shipment,
 A, 0 last nigh, tfe Humboldt sailed with I7 passengers, ths .rgss, list taken S.u'uu..ni l.- several months.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
TWENTY THOUSAND- -DO.LaR
 FIRf AT NOME
c. E. Hoxsie the Heaviest Loser, New York Man Perishes on NOxapOga Divide in
 January. Rich Strike.

C G. Hoxsis, who owned Che Dexter and W wick rrop,tt'es. HoNs.es loss is sI,,ore. The o,hs- oss. were:
 E s..s' Lodge building, Nome aeri, StC.5; 85i-g', a5.- AC S,hov, tN- ,u.>, sS.o, H.O. B.tsr s,77 North Pole bakery Srco The Hunter, SIS Mrs. D.b-- .r, st5,. ani A.te- Vu., s5'.
 Fred HsJd,Ns psr.,hsl ma b,.zz'rl 'u tHe \ xlpogl divide. HsVls native ot New York, aged 5,yeI-s, and unmarried
 United States Commissioner Mrr w-rngo ot Che new s,-.<s n.rCwt.-, SAYS It as reported, |, is Che biggest eye, made In ,bl' part of AI-s5l. The: mo roN out Sj5. in three days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
SKAGHaY UfATHER

Fut.e % . Ing ' .,.. K D. u. Ae-Il. u.s. Highest temp. L0we.t .u.
 " u ....,
 t- " I.s-.er
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
Vents Employment ia Aia,l,n

Young attorney uaN ru,'..ing law in Pu.atspaa, te.E.S .sg business or other wlk in Alaska For information .pp.y st IHe ,tii,e 0' Che Daily Alaskan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

Going Erst

Going Ers. -. .... .. into the s,-1wrr' . '". Northern fIuuc r.r 'n- tickets. Iu.st.u.. ..... ...... everything [. tae '-t... .r dining. ,..sr.H- ..- ....... f.. tickets . .- WI.. 1. \. Iu.. d.. a. . \. t.-.-.. ... ....
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
sp,ei,iA.. Oar Priooa

~rmu.- t..- ..'. .-. Df"e0r ts, yu.. r.. ... .... ..A ..-.- Ie ms. .tr ...N Buv un ''.s.- ..HH Hr. rigs Ht NH.... ..... '..... t.'r. M.HelH-. .... ... |."..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

Ite fines, porcelain bath tubs at the F.n..p.. .ute.,hop. Opposite tns BoIr-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

Alaskan System Will Reach
 States in May.

General Greelv, says a Nas...-. -r- pltch of the ,6.h uit.. has receive. . -.s- patch from the cftcs- ,u ,hIrS- ..- 's.e- graph lines in Alaska. stating m. . post of St. M-hls.. lt ,as on u.. .. ..e Copper river, and F.r- t-.- - Upper Yukon. win ts connected N.. ,.e United States wire l0 NiV.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

A new house iu ,hso.t F..c-, ..st.-- tic Cale, Whlsh3rSe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

Best baths in the city a, tr- r.r..1l. Barber Shop. Opposite B11-- .t Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

Our lining department IS o.. .-e number. Ladies Bllaa,.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05
10 CONNECT TOADSTOOLS
N- ally End Career oi Jack
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-05

New Lace Curtains at 6. P.g.-.s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Jumping Wyoming OIL Claims.

Salt Lake. Jan. "A special to the
Tribune last night from Wyoming
says:
The rush for claims in the uintah oil
fields still continues and from the pres
ent outlook more than n week will
elapse before the locating will have
been completed. So far as known.
there has been no bloodshed. although
shots were exchanged in many cases.
Up to midnight last night n person
could we'll imagine himself In the heart
of n hostile country. Fires. marking
the corners of claims. were lighted by
the thousands. and these. together with
hundreds of locators camped near them.
reminded one of bivouac at war.
Colonel Ketchum. at the head OF
twelve desperate cowboys. well armed
and mounted. carried the Aspen coun-
try by storm. At midnight they rode
forward down the section lines. setting
stakes as they came to the corners. As
the first stakes were being driven they
were greeted by n volley of gunshots
from opposing locators. but the bullets
all went wild of their marks. Swinging
to their saddles the party darted for
ward. nor did II cease until they had
located every section open for filing.