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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

Last Saturday evening Hardin John.
son highly entertained the members
Of the club Of which he is a member.
They had royal good time Light
refreshments were served.
Tuesdayevening Miss Mary Emmons
was the hostess for number Of her
young friends. They played games Of
all kinds, and enjoyed the large lawn
by the ligh Of the. moon The hostess
served dainty refreshments.
There was delightful surprise
party given 10 Miss Bertha Bolts on
About sixteen boys and
girls went out with refreshments and
had jolly good time. Miss Bertha
was equal TO the oeeasOn and they all
we're highly entertained.
Miss Mary Abbay entertained a party
Of friends Wednesday eveningnumber-
ing near 20. This was the largest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
BRAVE FIGHT SHOWS RESULTS.
Citizens Of East St. Louis Are En-
eouraged by Slight Fall Of the
River and the Fact That the
Dfkes Are Withstanding
The Flood.

Frun the St Louis Repufiie.
Flood conditions are improving In
East ST. Louis.
The dikes give no sign OF furtner
breaks. and the safety Of the business
section OF the city seems assured.
Relief operations for food sufferers
are being conducted on large scale
The relief fund meets immediate
needs, but Mayor Cook has issued a
proclamation asking for outside
assistance in order to provide for the
homeless until the water subsidies.
The chief danger point now is to the
northeast Of the city, where the back
water is slowly coming in through a
break in the railroad emhankments at
Hunters Switch.
East st. Louis citizens believe that
a better dixie system and the changing
Of the course Of Cahokia Greek will
forefend a recurrence Of present con-
ditionS.
The situation was improved in the
Tri-CitieS.
Railroad communication was re-
opened into Alton from Granite City
on the Chicago 4 Alton.
The Wabash is preparing to estab-
lish terminus for its eastern lines at
the Merchants bridge.
Women OF East st. Louis are joining
with the men to bring about mitiga-
tion OF the suffering caused by the
food.
They are distributing large amounts
Of clothing and food.
Martial law, or its equivalent, still
preyils east OF the viaduct, over
Cahokia Creek.
APPEAL FOR AID.
The following appeal for help was
last night issued by the mayor and
chairman OF the relief eommitte OF
East st. Louis:
IlAeA 3As A-VAAof lA4-sf - dAS - a y
the Public: The want and suffering
caused by the flood In East st. Louis
have assumed proportions too great
for the citizens to successfully relieve
without outside assistance.
Our citizens are responding nobly,
both in financial contributions and
the gratuitous rendering Of personal
aid.
Notwithstanding their tireless ef-
forts and liberality, there remains
much to be done, and for time the
want will grow greater.
In view Of our great need, we appeal
to the generosity Of the public for
succor. SILAs Cook, Mayer.
A. L. KEEcHLER, Chairman Relief
Committee.
Contributions may be sent to COM
mittee for st. Louis, J. c. Van Riper,
President Illinois State Trust Com
pany, or Thomas L. Fekete, vice-pres-
ident First National Bank, East st.
Louis, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
.Butting In

from the tmcazo Chronicle
"Ie butted In, said the policeman
Of the man who nterferred in behalf
Of prisoner, 'and ] had 10 arrest
him."
"He butted 10, said the husband,
who was having somewhat spirited
domestic debate with his wife, 'and
| threw him out the window"
"He butted in, "said the Nineteenth
ward society gent who was out at
Ogden's Grove with his steady CON-
pany, "and ] had 10 knock the block
on him."
II will thus he seen that the In.
diyidual who butts IN stands an ex-
cellent chance b he boosted out with
more celebrity than consideration. He
Is the successor of the person who
used 70 stick his nose into other peo-
pies business''-the man who was
too fresh" the individual who talk
cd too much with his MOUTH lie
now butts In.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
msroRY on ROYAL FAMILY.

Alexander /, king Of Seryis, was
born August IA, 1876. He is son Of
King Milan l, who abdicated in lSs9,
and Natalie, daughter Of Colonel Ke-
schko, OF the Russian Imperial guard.
Alexander was proclaimed king on the
abdication of his father.
The parents Of the king we're d.
vorced in 1855 and Alexander was
married to Madame Draga Maschin,
a widow, in 1900.
The house had been founded about
75 years, being the result Of the revolt
Of MilOs TodOrovic Obrenoyic, leader
against the yoke of Turkey in 1Slj-29.
Alexander was the fifth Of his
dynasty, being descended from a
brother Of the founder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK


Logan Mundy purchased DR.. Kee-
toms residence, in West Mexico, for
81, $50.
Miss Ada Adams, Of this city, and
Cnas. Buckner, Of Jefferson City, were
married at the residence Of DR.. T. P.
ROthwell in this city.
Miss Lena johnson, OF Mexico, was
awarded the Belle True Society medal
at Hardin College. The following
we're the other contestants: Halle
Paul, Annie Brown, Ida West, Susie
Matthews, Annie Rixey, Rose Hite,
Jessie Begole, Carrie Hite, Ida Meme
fee, Emma Hiner, Annie Patterson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
NEW FULTON HOTEL.
]. W. Pratt Win Erect a Large Hotel
on Main Street.

James W. Pratt is arranging to
build a large hotel on Main street In
Fulton. This hotel will be conducted
by I. o. Robinson, Of Centralia, who
married Miss Mary Wells, daughter Of
Henry Wells, who formerly lived in
Fulton. The new hotel will be known
as the Hotel Arlington, and viii be
next door to the opera house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
DINNERS.


Mrs. Fred A. Morris entertained
Misses Byrd Locke and May Lewis at
O'Clock dinner Friday evening.
Monday, Mrs. John Buckley gave a
lovely six O'Clock dinner. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore, Jr.,
Mrs. Sherwood, Misses Carrie Wade
and Nell Cauthorn, and Mr.. Nathan
Wiles, OF Dayton, Ohio.
Little Miss Nellie Pearson gave a
very delightful dinner on Friday. 1t
was In honor Of her tenth birthday.
The little guests included Mildred
Wallace. Mildred Johnson Irene
Roden, Harriet Winans, Ruth Morris
and Laura Carter. They spent joy
Gus day playing games and wished
their little hostess many more happy
birthdays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

CLUBS


The Thimble Climb was delightfully
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs Butler Guthrie. The guests
piled the needle and thread most dill
igently to their respective doylies,
shirt waists and lunch cloths. The
outside guests were Mesdames Jas
Trimble and W. C. johnson. Lovely
refreshments were served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
How Science Quintupled a Farms
Value

tEtA4s VIZ AsAAAARsA AANAN-A-
Some people in some sections Of the
world still sneer at the application Of
science to agriculture. What help
can knowledge OF the composition Of
soils, or understanding Of scientific
principles Of drainage or fertilization
afford the farmer? Has he not farmed
more years than the man Of science Is
old? Practical knowledge is OF vastly
more Importance than scientific in-
formation. The man behind the plood
counts for more than the magE,;,1ncnt
principle. Thus runs tlEsme or rea-
through without mile who cling To
son. The gopfew should talk with
this an9r Kern, a distinguished st.
kolEouis lawyer and publicist. Mr..
Kern toiled In the city IN the usual
strenuous fashion Of the successful
lawyer. In the settlement Of an es-
safe some city property Of some value
fell into his hands. He sought a
chance to get rid Of it, but with little
success Finally two or three years
ago, a trade for some Macon county
farm land was proposed. Mr. Kern
went out 10 Macon comfy and looked
over the farm. He found it even
more valueless than the city property
which had been left on his hands. Part
OF the farm was under water all the
time aud all Of the farm was under
water part of the time. But Mr..
Kern traded. Then he called in an
engineer, took him over the submerg-
ed section, showed him the situation
and asked his advice. The engineer
knew nothing about farming, but he |
understood the science OF engineer
ing. He drew some maps, marked |
some lines upon them and there was
a drainage system upon paper. Mr.. |
Kern became interested. He called |
in a farmer who knew the science OF
He studied books and |
theories. Then Farmer Kern went to
work. He dug a ditch straight away
across the farm. He put lateral
bitches. Then he planted corn.
Months passed and years. The land
drained perfectly. Corn grew abun-
dainty. What had been a bog became
; beautiful meadow; what had been
marsh was the most productive corn
land. Land which sold at s. an acre,
when it sold at all, went up in price 10
30 an acre. A ten-thousand dollar
,orn crop was gathered and science
applied 70 the care Of farm-iands was
justified By its profits Now Lawyer
Kern is rich. and all the dwellerS In
he Charlton river bottoms are attach
ng scientific engineers TO their col
ecti0n Of farm hands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18


Hendrix VS.. Wabash, on trial, after
defendant had offered to confess judg-
ment for a part asked.
S. NJ. Rice VS.. Wabash; offer TO con.
fess judgment $3.50; tried and jury
out.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. vs.. G. NJ.
Baskett; by leave of court defendont
files third amended answer.
W. A. Douglass VS.. B. Erisman ct
al; agreement TO arbitrate, oath and
award Of arbitrators filed.
]. B. Armstrong VS.. NJ. X. Galloway;
defendent files application for change
Of venue and deposits $40 fee.
Gilbert Woodward VS.. II. Clay
Toylor; plaintiff files petition.
Maitland VS.. st. Louis Transit Co.,
deposited $40 for costs in compliance
with rules of court.
State VS.. John Virlett and Louis
Smith; Prosecuting Attorney Fl. l..
Buckley files information for robbery.
]. A. Bolts vs.. Wabash r. r. Co. ;
Judgement for plaintiff for s1l.10.
Jas. Hendrix VS.. Wabash r. R. Co.;
verdict for 500.
Arthur Baxter, by curator, VS.. st.
Louis Transit Co.; on trial before
special jury: J. G.. Crawford, @. Fl.
Shoup, Clay Mcclure, G. N. Johnson,
]. E. Robinson, P. E. Locke, w. J.
Bolts, T. J. Williams, W. II. Brown,
W. ]. Mason, Jas. Gelvin, f. P.
johnson.
J. N. Smillie VS.. @. s. A. Ry. Co.;
dismissed as per stipulations filed.
J. B. Armstrong VS.. M. X. Galloway;
cause dismissed on motion OF plaintiff.
II. T. Squirting vs.. unknown heirs of
G. B. Allen; trial by court, decree as
prayed.
Q. T. Hays ct al VS.. unknown heirs
Of B. B. Wilkers0n; same entry.
e. NJ. Crooks VS.. unknown heirs OF
N. Davidson; same entry.
]. A. Bolts vs.. Wabash II. r. Co.:
plaintiff files motion for new trial.
Shreve VS.. Smiley; plaintiff files cost
bond, W. w. Fry bond.
Jas. Hendrix VS.. Wabash Il. Il. Co.
defendants file motion for new trial
and In arrest.
). M. Rice VS.. Wabash r. r, Co.
same entry.
John Abuhl ct al VS.. I'm known heir
Bishos; decree granted correcting er-
roneous description.
Berry VS.. Dye ct al; on plentifrs mo-
tion cause dismissed.
State ex rel Harrison VS.. Celia Ra.
ker; sheriff acknowledges deed to w
+. Newkirk.
state ex rel Harrison VS.. Eta
Kline; sheriff acknowledges deed toll
A, o. Yeager.
Arthur Baxter, by next friend, vs..
ST. Louis Transit Co.; trial continued
and verdict for q, $50 returned.
Chas. 7. Maitland VS.. st. Louis
!, transit Co.; trial by special jury: ]. G.
Buckner T. Z. Hook, W. ]. Baker j
H. Shell, A. @. Moore, ]. M. Cubert-
son, w. p. Cant, D. NJ. Roberts, w.
A. wayne, +. L. Walker, @. A. With.
erspoon, Taylor Berrey.
l
Dr. W. r. Dobyns, and Col. Hig-
lInS. Of St Inannh ana n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

The Centralia fair is scheduled for
August to Z, and at Columbia the
following week, Paris has the date Of
September . 70 % aud Moberly July
2s 10 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

qgt9tf4S1g7sssegl51safl e
Miss Hattie Brown will go to Texas
Tuesday, where she will make a num-
Der Of visits.
Miss Mary Anderson. who taught in
the Richmond, Mo, College, is at home
for the summer.
Mrs. Kendall, who has been visiting
Miss Mayme Davis, has returned to
her home in Sikest0n.
Mr.. Kenneth Willard was here a
few days this week the guest Of Mr..
o. C. Willard and family.
Mrs. w. j. Bolts is home from a
visit in Joplin. Her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Painter, accompanied her home.
Miss Trevezant Player, who has
been the guest Of Miss Grace Melntire,
has returned to her home in st. Louis
Miss Helen Cross has a splendid
position in the High School at St.
Charles for next year TO teach art and
music.
Miss Martha Frost, who taught in
the Nashville Mission School last year,
is expected home as soon as the high
waters Tecede.
Miss Grace Danforth, Of Charleston,
who has been the guest Of friends
here for several weeks, will return 10
her home next week.
Miss Sara Greenleaf Frost, former
ly ot Hardin College, gave most de
lightful recital at Yandalia Thursday
night. Miss Frost's recital are always
very entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Brown will leave
sometime ia August for a trip through
the west They viii visit Mrs. Chas.
Graham. in Idaho, on their way out,
and will spend the wIuUeI fss e-ii.--
MIA, returning by way Of Old NSA'0o'
Croquet, down ip n'aS' Monroe,
seems h, he the -'dTce OF a great deal
..o--saar. Mrs Spence's boardeH
- - = croqUet club; they play in
apt. Bryan's yard. They have all
kinds OF exciting games and challenges
and good natured scrapping.
There a quite a large dance at the
Montezuma Club rooms last THURSDAY
evening. The dance was given in
honor Of Miss Ella Browne, Of South
/. T.: Miss Gibson, Of st.
Louis, and Mrs. and Miss Richter, Of
Germany. About twenty couples
we're there. The Georgia Orchestra
furnished the music.
Miss Ella Brown, who has been the
guest Of Miss Irene johnson will prob
ably returned to her home IN South
j. T., next week. She was
/ Hardin student this year. She is a
oyely girl and much admired. A
number Of social affairs have been
given 10 her hoHoF. We hope she will
-eturn to Hardin College.
Miss Nell Robinson, who has been |
studying music at the New England |
Conservatory, in Boston, is expected
home in a few weeks. Miss Robinson
las beautiful soprano voice, which
he has been cultivating for the past
wo years under the competent tutors
Il Boston, and her friends will be very
.nxious 10 hear her sing again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
Low Rate Excursion

To ST. Louis via the Wabash. only
sl.I5 for the round trip. Tickets good
going beginning with train No. 10
June 20, passing Mexico at 7.05 a. m.
and q p 10 and including train passIn
Mexico at 7:05 a. N. June 2Ist Re
turning tickets good On all regular
trains up 10 and including train leav.
ing St Louis at I0:l5 June 2lst.
|. N. RICHARDS,
Ticket Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
HnR,a Thisl

me- >ef4~ nas uH-s--a. rN=ft~-~ p4-s fe-
any case OF atarrh that cannot be cured By
Hall's Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the lass Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trsnsac-
tious and financially able to carry ont any OBJ
legations made BY their firm;
WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALpIxd, KrSSAS & MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo,
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally, act
lag directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Price $50 per bottle. Sold
hJ al druggists Testimonials free.
HANS Family Pills are the best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
ROYAL FAMILY AssAssIEATED.
Reyolutionist Army in servia in Com
plete Control Several Ministers
of State Also Meet Death.


Special DisIateh 20 the Ledger.
NEW YOEK, June ia cable from
Belgrade, seryia, states that King Al
exander /, Queen Draga and several,
il not all Of the members Of the cabin
ct were assassinated in the royal pal
ace at Io'clock this morning by the
rebel army, which proclaimed Peter
KarageOgsvitch king.
Several aides de camp, the queens
brother and the wife Of Premier Mara
viks are among the slain and the rev.
olutionists are in complete control Of
affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
BURLINGTON BUYS Yarns
Deed For 2786 Acres Filed Thu,
Afternoon Nine More Acre,
Contracted For.

A warranty deed was filed l.,
Thursday afternoon transferring y -'% e
acres Of the Lawder land east oi Nv NV
to the Burlington railroad comn''l
for use as railroad switch yards. M.
price paid was $500, or llttle aras
sI25 per acre. ''a
The Burlington has also eontrac,..
for Q acres Of the James Prinple Iass I
adjoining the Lawder property. IT,. %
land bought is adjacent to the C.SI
Lake, being north and east Of tb,,
body OF water.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
Residence For Sale.

The residence Of Mrs. joseph Boyd
On East Love street, together with
three acres OF land is for sale. The
fsOuse contains nine room. There are
good cut buildin9z and sis>, L.. 10 nriaA
enough for two residences on each
street. For particulars apply to T. P.
Harrison, McCredie, No. d52tf Witt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
The Rest Cough Medicine.

l sell more OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than all similar preparations
put together and it gives the best
satisfaction OF any medicine evel
sold. / guarantee every bottle ofit.-
f. G, JAQUITH, Inland, Mich. This
remendy is for sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
TAMxAxY HALL


NEW YORK. MAY y. 1870
Hon CAamp CLARK,
Boniins Green, No
DEAR sER On the Fourth Of JAY next.
the Society OF TauHany or Columbian
Order Nm hssa n TammsuT Han. At 10
O'Clock a. n. It's celebration Of the one
! hundred and tWenty-sevcnth anniversary
-----s-sa.feaasss s--s---s---
II designed 10 be Of exceptional signia-
cance.
We earnestly desire the favor Of your
personal presence. and give you this urgent
invitation 70 attend and address the meet
Ing. Yours Respectfully.
JAMES A. OGORMAN,
Grand sachem-
CHARLES p. MURPHF,
RANDOLPH GUGGKSHEIfER
Asa BIRD GAknINER, tCeumittee-
LoIus r. HkRYxER.
PATaIcE kEEEAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger win please examine
the date after their names on
margin ofthe Ledger and gov
err themselves accordingly.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
is sl.oo per year, paid in ad-
vance. If you don't pay in
advance don't blame the Led
ger for not having notified
you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS.

AT st. Charles Henry Dahmann,
aged IS.
AT Louisiana-Mrs. Nettie Hush.
bee, aged IS years.
Near Missouri Point-Mrs. ]. L.
Watkins, aged 63 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
LOCKED AT DEPOT SITE
G. & A. officials Stopped off While =,
Route to Glasgow and Looked A. =
Proposed Location.

A party Of G. s. A. officials, Pres,
dent FELTON,, 1T is thought, amms
them, passed through Mexico Frid,v
en- route to Glasgow to investigate n,
situation there.
The party was carried through Ns,.
leo in a caboose and the membsr
stopped of at Jefferson street to loOl
at that site for the proposed Burllup.
ton-Alon depot, they also looked !,
the Washington street site while ber,
Very little time was spent in Meyin
and no indication was given as to TIM
favored location.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
Many Jews in jerusalem.

The population Of Jerusalem to-day
is, ! should suppose, double what II
was twelve years ago, the increase be-
ing attributable entirely or almost en-
tirely to the influx Of Jews, by far the
greater part Of whom come from Rus
sia. 1t is somewhat difficult to ascer-
tain exactly what the population OF
the city or how large a part of 1t is
Jewish. One Of the best Informed
and most reliable OF the Jewish citi.
zens told me in conversation that
there were probably fewer than 30, 0o0
Jews and that the common estimate
OF 10000 or 60,0O0 was exaggerated.
but ! found later that his own printed
figures in an almanac which he pub
lished reckoned the Jews OF Jerusalem
at $1,000. The best informed outsid.
ers claim that there are at least II 900
Jewish families in the city, which
would support the larger estimate. II
this figure be correct, then the Jews
OF Jerusalem are more than twice as
numerous as all the other inhabitants
-Mo3lems and Christians combined.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

We had an idea all along that they
would find crookedness in the Post.
Office Department. Ten years ago We
mailed love letter and 1t hasn't 20,
there yet.-Atlanta Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

Z Z. Hopkins is home on a months
vacation. Mr.. Hopkins has a reSpOn-
sIble position In zanesyiIle, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

diminlshes the pain accompanying matern.
tty. With It's aid mothers can bring he aithy
babies, sweet dispositioned babies and ideal
babies INTO The world. Take away the pain
oiehIdbirth and you have bliss and ecstacy.
morning eickneas, sore breasts and eKcru- :
eating pains caused by the gradually ex-
panqlng efgans, are relieved By this re-
markable EoothinG balm.
.Among tha inaaifold aids to Childbirth
4ofher's friend has grown Ia popular
ity yand gained prestige among rich women
a. Neil IS poori IL ia found and welcomYd
IN - mansion as well as the cabin
Children, strong intellectually and fhyaic-
slly is aduty every pregnant woman owes
~ lesaening the mothers agony Of rslnd
and iinin ishirg pain beautiful iafuencc la
NTou ghtupon the child. and instead Of peev-
Sab, l-tculpefsd aud sickiy forms you have
laughing hum anitF that remains biessinR
ever after % fon and its country.
Irv 81 bottle. Druggists everyuhers
sell Mothers frend
Write us for Cur free book "Aotksrhood,s
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
0ssfs. 0z.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18
Stops the Cough and Works of the
Nald

Laxative Bromo-Qulnine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

Abe Lsrimore's friends are glas to
see him out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

B. r. Isaacs, of Kansas City, Kas..
and Cora Cooper, of this city, both
colored, were married in this CITY
Wednesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

DIR. W. R. Dobyns, and Col. Hir.
gins OF st. Joseph, and Prof. Camp
Dell, OF Fulton, were the guests Of DR.
A. A. Wallace Thursday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-06
GET IN
Don't Fail to Secure
 Kirmse's Tickets

Do not fail to be in that drawing for watches at the Pioneer iewelry store on Christmas eve. Remember tho proposition; We give a ticket with each ST spent at our store between now and December 2t Each of these tick cts entities the holder to chance for both the mans handsome gold watch aud the lady's beautiful gold watch, both of which will be given away that day.
 It does not cost anything to get tick cts in this drawing, because the Pio- neer jewelry store i. the best place in the city in which to get your holiday goods. You get your moneys worth from the best selected stock of iewelry, cut glass, toilette articles, etc., that ever came to Alaska, besides a chance to get a gold watch for nothing
 H. D. KBNSE
 Pioneer Jeweler
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION

F. te Roller, ex-manager of the N. A. ST. Co. and more recently act- ing United States consul at Dawson, arrived on the train last night en route Go the states.
 A. ". Whaney, circulation manager of the Dawson News, arrived last night en route south. He win return to Dawson about February l.
 Capt. E. l.. McNoble, master of the Northern Commercial steamer Leah, arrived last night and is at the Fifth Avenue.
 JIM RuGuer and E. NJ. Banoni two of the leading mining operators in the Auu district, win go south on the Dol pbtu.
 Harry Casper, a well known opera tor of the linotype machine, arrived last night from Dawson.
 Henry BIeecker, member of the Dawson law hrm of Noel, Bleecker N Lieiu. is at the Golden North hotel
 w. ". Shorhul is expected on the Georgia for 8 short visit with relatives in SSagway.
 William H Fairbanks and N. H. Jones. Of the Northern Commercial Company. are at the Fifth Avenue.
 A. II. Jones. a Dawson commission merchant arrived from the interior last night
 W. Marchauj, the customs appraiser at Dawson. is at the Golden North. He win go south on the Dolphin.
 r. c. Charles, of the Alaska Pacific Express Company, win go south on the Dolphin
 
 w. B King went 0u, on the railroad yesterday to pay o1 the secti-n em- p'oyes
 M. DesBrissay the Dawson mer- chant. is at the Fif,h Avenue.
 LA. Grouard, son of the registrar a. Dawson. was an arrival last night.
 $. Urban will be southbound pas seuger on the Dolphin
 O.P.Giu win dopar, on Che Dolphin.