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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEL
Chicago, 9go lipca 1908

NnlCdSO, 9SO ApSd Ivy
w sprawie ostatniego przesi-
lenia W rzqdzie wegierskim tax
pisze warszawska ,,Gazeta Pol
ska
w r. 1913 ban chorwacki, wo-
jowniczy Jellaczyc, uchronil mo-
narchie Habsburgow cd rozbicia,
przez swe energiczne wystapienie
przeciw Wegrom, ktore Pozwoh-
10 rzadowi wiedenskiemu docze-
kac sic pomocy zagranicznej. l
dis, W chwili, gdy wegierskfe
stronnictwo niezawis}oSci donna
ga sic burzliwie ustepstw, kt0re-
by rozluzniIy bardzo nadwatlone
juz zwiazki miedzy obu po}owa-
mi monarchii, wystepuje na Wi
downie ban chorwacki, ME mniej
cd Jelaczyca stanowczy, pewny
siebie ! gwaltowny, ably ratowac
calos6 panstwa.
Ale hr- Khuen Hedervary ma
cdegraG inna role, niz jego sla-
why poprzednik. To ME Chorwat,
lecz Wegier, jezeli ME pochodze-
MEM, to przekonaniami i dazno-
Sciami narodowemi. Me przeby-
wa mad Dunaj Z pufkami groz-
nych Chorwatow, lecz projek-
tenn ugody i ustepstwami dla O.
pozycyjnego stronnictwa nieza-
wis{osci, stara sic otwarcie o
przychylnosG Kossutha, przyjmu-
je jego warunki, chce stac sic
niejako wykonawca wolf mniej-
szoSci, skoro sic okazalo, re vic
kszoS6 W glebi duszy ME sprzect-
via sic wcale ustepstwom, ktore
formalnie zwalczala pod przewo-
dnictwem Stella w parlamencie.
Niepowodzenie, jake spotkalo
hr. Stefana Tisze, Pragnacego
zlamac opozycye Kossuthowska
obronic interesy wsp6lne mo-
narchii przy pomocy stronnictw
liberalnych, przekona}o rad wie-
denski, re to droga ME dojdzie do
upragnionego celu. Chcac uni
knac zaostrzenia sic zatargu, kto-
~ mogl mice nastepstwa ME da-
jace sig wcale obliczy6, trzeba
by}o uczyni6 zadoSt zadaniom
Wegr6w, przyjae ich program,
pr6bowa6, czy ME uda sic w ten
spos6b zapobiedz zerwaniu nici
miedzy Pred Zalitawia. Z przy-
wodc6w wegierskich zaden ME
mial widokow ma wyprowadzenie
monarchi z trudnego Pofozenla.
TAX samo, jak Stefan Tisza, kaz-
dy inny Mich musialby liczyc
sic z ambicyami wspoIzawodni-
k6w. Pomyslano wiec o banie
chorwacEim, ztory cd wielu lat
jest kandydatem ma prezesa mi
nistrow, stojac ma czele oso-
bnej prowincyi, ME mial sposob-
ncsci mieszania sic do spraW We
wnetrznych kr6lestwa wegier-
skiego, ME nalezy do zadnego
stronnictwa, ME narazii sic niko-
mu W parlamencie, jest dla wszy-
stkich obey, zarowno dla licz-
nych grup zjednoczonych W
stronnictwie liberalnem, jak dla
lewicy Kossuthowskiej.
Tego wiec meza stanu powo}a-
no do Wiednia, zapytano zda-
ME, kazano mu rozejrzeG sic w
stosunkach politycznych wegier-
skch, powierzono misye nawia-
zania ukIad6w ze stronnikami i
przeciwnikami przeszlego rzadu
utworzyc nowy cabinet. Stron-
nictwo Kossutha w pierwszej
chwili widziaIo w hr. Khuen He
dervarym przedewszystkiem ma
stepce strasznego Jeiiaczyca, a
znajac jego daznosci wojownicze,
gwaztowne, ME Parlamentarne,
zaprotestowalo CORY przeciw
oowotaniu lego do rzsd6Sg PrzVr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09

! Croix urzadzi} sobie sypialnie w
/ remizach kompanii tramwajow
przy N. Clark st. tam przepe-
DIAL czas, przeznaczony ma pei
, nienie sluzby.
Poniewaz zaden bank ME
chcia} nabyc cd komisyi powiato-
wei bond6w ma sumo 100000,
istnieje projekt, azeby sprzeda-
wac bondy wprost publicznosci.
Poniewaz przynosza one 3H pro-
cent, gdy tymczasem banki przyj-
muja tylko ma 8 procent sk}adane
w mich depozyta, ME powinnoby
zbraknac amatorow ma bondy.
Nalezy wiedziec, re W bankach
znajduja sic obecnie depozyta ma
sumo 200 milionow dolarow.
Zbieg.
Pred tygodniem uwolniliprzy-
siegli sedziego Chetlain Jana
Lambesis, oskarzonego o podpa-
lenie domu. Lambesis ME czekal
ma wyrok, lecz obawiajac sic wy
roku potepiajacego, zbiegi re sail
sadowej. Wczoraj krecil sic po
gmachu kryminalnym, ME przy-
puszczajac, re przysiegli uznali
go niewinnym. Aresztowa} go
tam podszeryf chcial go osa-
die w wiezieniu, jake zbiega. Ma
ulicy palnal Lambesis podszery-
ia w twarz i zniknal w tiumie lu-
dzi, przemykajac sic zrecznie
miedzy wozami. Czeka 60 obec-
ME kara nietylko z powodu u
cieczki re sail sadowej, lecz mad
to z powodu pobicia urzednika,
kt6ry spelniai swa powinnosc.
Sprawy robotnikow.
Nj ztqd nj zowad porzucili Mu-
rzyni, kt6rzy dopiero przed tygo-
dniem, po 8 tygodniowym straj-
ku powrocili do piracy, swe sta
nowiska kelnerow we wszystkich
kawiarniach Kohlsaata. Zgro-
madzeni W lokalach goscie czeka-
Ii nadaremnie ma zamowione
sniadania. Negrzy ulotnili sic jak
kamfora. Urzednicy uni kelne-
row tlomacza sic, ze strajku ME
zarzqdzili i re Negrzy dzialali
ma wlasna reke. Ma to odpowiada
Kohlsaat, re w takim razie unia
kelnerow niema zadnego znacze-
MIA, jezeli zarzad ME posiada "a
dnej wiadzy do wstrzymania ME
slusznego strajku. Trzeba bedzie
restauratorom pontiac unie u
kIadac sic z kelnerami osobno,
ME cgladajac sic ma ich zarzady.
Murzyni zastraj jkowali w czasie,
w ktorym komisya rozjemcza
rozpatruje ich pretnesye. Konfe-
rencya restauratorow unia KEEL
nerow, odbyta poznym wieczo-
rem w lokalu Kinsleya, ME Cd
niosla pozadanego skutku.
Firmy Marshall Field and Co.,
]. V. Farwell Co. i Carson, Pirie,
Scott and Co. porozumialy sic
wczoraj z unia wyladowywaczy
towar6w podpisano umowe, 20
bowiazujaca obie strony ma je-
den rok. Strajk odwofano. Take
zakohczenie sprawy tego powo-
du jest znamienne, re istniafa ko-
misya, ktora rozpatrywaia Ia juz
pretensye obu stron, tymczasem
doszio do wzajemnego porozu-
lnienia sic, ME czekajac ma orze-
czenie komisyi.
Prezes organizacyi Chicago
Teaming Interests" John Chris
coil, zaskarzy} Mitchaela Donnel-
ly, prezesa Paking Trades Coun-
Gil, O $1,000 odszkodowania, po-
niewaz ten ma posiedzeniu Fede-
racyi Piracy zarzucii publicznie
Driscollowi, re sekretarz uni
rzeznik6w zostal przez niego
przekupiony.
Straszna sr1iere.
Straszna smiercia umar} wczo-
raj 16 letni John P. Anderson,za-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09

| leWSka uda1 sic 90 AdlerShOt, ma
parade I korpusu armii. = Admi-
raj Cotton inni oficerzy eskadry
amerykanskiej zostali porozmie-
szczani w roznych hotelach ia
lko goscie narodu brytyjskie-
go, potem w galowych unifor-
mach skladali wizyty. w Ports
mouth pozostafo 1900 ameryzan-
skich marynarzy oficerow; lu-
dnoSc tamtejsza goScinnie ich po-
dejmuje.
Wieden, ogo lipca. - w sku-
tex nalegah wyraznych Austryi i
Rosyi, ksiaze bulgarski zwiezle o.
Swiadczyi, re dalszych przygoto-
wan wojskowych do wojny z
Turcya robic ME bedzie.
Paryz, ogo lipca. - Zachowa-
ME sic Stanow Zjednoczonych W
obec Rosyi i zafniar wyslania Pc
tycyi zydowsl1iej do cara, w calej
Europe daje pow6d do roznych
komentarzy. Wszedzie gazety
zaczynajq por6wnywac lynczo-
wanna do rzezi kiszyniewskiej.
Tutejszy ,,Reppep' domaga sic, a.
zeby Gala cywilizowana Europa
wyslala energiczny protest prze-
civ okrucienstwom lynchu.
Kinszau, 9go lipca. - w kon-
ferencyi w Porcie Arthura wzieli
udziai wszyscy najwyzsi urzedni-
cy rosyjscy bawiacy w Chinach,
Mandzuryi i na Korei. Znajdowa-
Ii sic miedzy mimi minister Kuro-
patkin, admiral Alexiejew, ro-
syjscy posiowie w Pekinie Seoul
zarzadca Niu Czwang, urzednicy
wyzsi Mukden, Harbin Kirin
t. p. Niema watpliwoSci, re byia
nova mozliwoSci wojny ia
ponia. Rosya ME porzuci stano-
wisk zajetych, a miedzy niemi
Niu Czwang, gdzie Rad cywilny
rosyjski rozposzaf budowe wiel-
lIiego gmachu rzqdowego, w kto-
rym pomieszczone beda wszyst-
kie urzedy, wlacznie urzedu tele-
graficznego telefonicznego.
Washington, 9go lipca. - Sc
lretarz stanu Hay, ktory powro-
Gil Z OysterBay,przygotowuje sic
teraz do wykonania roznych u
chwal konferencyi swej prezy-
dentem. Me jest prawda, jakoby
miedzy Rooseveltem a Hayem
lstnlafy jake roznlce zapatryWan
CO do kwestyi mandzurskiej CO
do petycyi zydowskiej. Szczegol-
ma rzeczq jest, re obie te kwestye
wprowadzono W jakiS tax scisly
zwiazek re SODA, IL wybitnym zy-
dom, ktorzy domagali sic, by Z
petycya postapiono niezaleznie
cd kwestyi mandzurskiej, odpo-
wiedziano, IL rozlaczyc tych
spraw niepodobna. Podobno W
przeciagu tygodnia petycya ma
bye wyslana. Zachodzi jeszcze
kwestya, czyli ia sic wySle wprost
| czy tez wyslanie to poprzedzi "a
pytanie w drodze dyplomatycz-
nej, w jaki sposob zostanie przy-
jet2.
Boston, ogo lipca. - Przy-
sZloSc Zakfadu ,,Rush Medlcal
College,, jake czeSci uniwersyte-
| tn chicagoskiego, jest zapewnio-
na. Prezydent Harper byl tu i
| rozm6wiwszy sic telefonicznie Z
Rockefellerem, wyjecha1 do New
Yorku, by udac sic do Europy.
Rockefeller dowiedziawszy sic, re
| million dolarow zebrano, zobowia-
zai sic dolozyG 6 milionow, jak
to byl przyrzekl.
Jeanette, Pa, ogo lipca. -
Pan Robert Merrill, skarbnik ko-
mitetu wsparc dla dotknietych
powodzia, oglosil odezwe, W kto-
| rel tl6maczy, re okolo $4,000
mieszkancow potraciwszy swe
domy lub mieszkania, So bez
! srodkow do utrzymania potrze-
buja pomocy.
| A11. ~ ooo To-, NT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
.TELEGRAMY,

| SorSZe w Stan1e OJca SWletego.
! Do}aczy}o sic zakazenie krwi. Pa
| piez popad} w omdlenie. Dziala-
ME serca stalo sic s1absze nowe
cbawy zastapi}y miejsce nadziei.
i Juz przed poludniem ma zapy-
TAME dr.. Mazzoniego, jak sic czu-
je, Papiez odpowiedziaf, re czuje
sic slabszym re mu to przykro,
DO ma DUO do czynienia. P6z-
niej wyrazii zyczenie, ably wstac
z l6zka. Kamerdyner jego chciaE
mu pomodz, ale Papiez odrzucil
pomoc i oparty ma lasce pre-
szed} ku krzeslu. Powtarzai cia-
gle: jestem s}abszy.... Mad
wieczorem kardynal Rampolla
zawezwal dra Mazzoniego i sep
tenn MIN sic naradzal, czyli ME
byloby dobra rzecza zawezwac
do konsultacyi innych lekarzy.
| DR.. Mazzoni mic przeciw temu
ME mial, ale ME uwaza1 tego "a
| potrzebne, bo stan chorego tax
jest widoczny, re co do dyagnozy
omylic sic niepodobna. Ostatecz-
ME ME rozstrzygnieto kwestyi,
czyli jeszcze kogo zawezwac, ,cho-
ciaz ME ma watpliwoSci, re dala
sic dostrzedz jakaS nieufnosc pc
wnych Kardynal6w W obec dra
Lapponi'ego.
Jak o wszystkiem zawsze jesz-
cze pamieta Papiez, Swiadczy O.
kolicznosc, re wczoraj, kiedy go
odwiedzil Karmelita Angel, po-
wiedzia1: ,,Przykro mi, re ME
moge wziaG udzialu w waszych
jutrzejszych ceremoniach, ale
MUSIC jutro umrzec!' Dzisiaj
Jest bowiem Swieto N, NJ. P. zgo-
ry Karmelu. w ciqgu dnia tez po-
wiedziaI: ,,Chcialbym, ably wszy-
stko sic juz skohczylo. Wien Z
mojego widzenia, co mic oczeku-
je."
Podczas gdy Papiez 1eza} ma To-
zu smiertelnem, wczoraj jeden /
jego najzaufahszych przyjaciol,
monsignor Volponi, pred kilku
dniami zamianowany sekretarzem
kongregacyi konsystoryalnej, 20
stal tkniety paralizem smiertel-
ME zachorowai. Szczegolna jess
rzeczq, re Papiez, jakoby VIE
| dzial, il Volponi' emu grozi ME
bezpieczehstwo, zapytywal sic o
niego kilka razy z zaniepokoje-
MEM, chociaz mic mu ME moWio-
no o tym wypadku.
Dzisiaj rano o godz. 5:25 tele-
grafowano: ,,Papiez spi. Stan
pluc jego ME pogorszy} sic. TAX
re ME ma oznal, by materya
zbierala sic W piersiach, ale stan
jego merck jest niepokojacy. Z po-
czqtku spal niespokojnie; dr.Lap-
poni kamerdyner Papieza stara-
Ii sic przynieSG mu ulge wszelkie-
mi mozliwymi sposcbami udalo
sic to tyle, re wschodzie Sion
ca Papiez popad} w sen spokoj-
niejszy.
Zawezwano telegraficznie do
Papieza profesora Antonio Car
darelli Neapolu do konsultacyl
drem Lapponi prof. Mazzoni.
Siostrzehcy Papieza zyczylisobie,
| by zawezwac dra Guido Baccelli,
ale sprzeciwil sic temu Papiez, bo
Baccelli jest ministrem rolnictwa,
handlu i przemyslu w gabinecie
wioskim.
Hose telegram6w re wszech
stron nadchodzacych wczoraj TAX
sic zwiekszyla, re musiano zawe-
zwac wszystkich urzednikow /
sekretarzy, kt6rzy So ma waka-
cyach, by zalatwiac sic odczy-
tywaniem odpowiadaniem. Cze-
sto bardzo telegrafuja zwlaszcza
cesarz Wilhelm, krol Edward,
kr6l Leopold, krol Alfons, hisz-
pahska kr6lowa matka Krystyna'
! ksiaze czarnogorski, cesarz Fran
ciszek J6zef, kr6l saski i krol por-
+uUa1ski Kar1Os
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
w Iombardzle.

- Co widze pani Maciejowa! ME
spodziewalam sic pani tutaj spotkac.
= Taxi COZ to pant mysli, te =
ju4 wiecet mic ME mann do Eastawie
Mat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
Walka re Sn1ierCia.
Wielki Papiez tract SHY kazda chwila.
Rosya przygotowuje sic do wojny z Japoniq

"a mandzurska splatana petycya aydowsk9.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
A NourishinH Drink.

The whites Of raw eggs are very nourishing. A good way to prepare the drink. according to one who knows, ls to break the white Into a jar with what milk is deaired and shake the two thoroughly together. A pinch Of salt should be added. An English special ist recommends to adult patients suf' fering from ahemlc condition the daily consumption Of elght or ten egg whites. They can be taken clear and with ease lf the eggs are kept very cold. broken into a cold glass and used at once. Another excellent drink ls made by beating the white of an egg to froth and adding a tablespoonful of rich cream and a spoonful of brandy. This ia a very nourishing cordial for an in- valid.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
INCREASE IN POPULARITY.

The astonsys Of the various corporations who have been sent Co Washington to lobby for the Interests Of their paymas,srs, have combined to dscrsdIt Jos. W, lvsv. They have started at Juneau, where they have caused tho chamber Of commerce io rsyoks the credentials they had given hlm. They have whispered Icing reports about him and have by every effort possible tried to minimize the fact that he has gone to Washington with his pockets full Of ere dsntlals from representative bodies Of AlaskAns. The more these paid el1qusrS yllly Ivsy tn. more this courageous champion of the people Of this distri,t will become lGtrenchsd in the hearts oi the col larlsss residents of Alaska. The Juneau chamber of commerce does no, in this revocation represent the people Of Juneau and lt Is safe to say that the action Of the meeting wherein the members were re- qulrsd to hy down and roll over at the dletlon Of few corporation atto-nevs, wss pot even representative of the major mem bsrshlp of the chamber of commerce. lt takes lndomltabls courage to make a s,andup fght against the Erelt and com blnsd sowsr thlt Is footing this district ln the name of capital, religion, law and busl- nsss. lysy Is now making that fight right vallintly and lt will be well for the people of this district to mark well the defamers ot the only man who has had the courage to champion their cause SO that these ts- famsrs may be remembered in dlvs tc come when they will have something tC say about who Is to be at the front Alaska Is now receiving a certain amount of attention at Washington. This Is tu' as much, and perhaps n re, to the eheet of Col. lvsy as to all the clitteT of th0 combined corporation lobby. lysy Is resident oi Alaskl. Re will return hen and reside in the district. When the tim comes be will turn on his detamsrs an show them up Co the world in their tru light The entire story of Alaska yet Q, mains Co be told.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION


 B. J. HaneOek Is amOnE ths Dewey guests who came out last night. J.R. Wilson arrived on the tr.ln last nlght and Is at the Dewey
 J. A. Mslla ls at the Dewey. Hs ar lived from the Interior last night.
 40. Llbll was an arrival on the train last night. He Is at the Dewey
 J. Maroouev came out last night and Is at the Dewey.
 A. P. Frlmuth of the Blttnef Company came out last night and Is lt the Dewey. D. 3. MeNell, of WhltshOrss, arrived on the train las, night and will await at the Golden North the departure Of the Amur. Mrs. ", H. Glbbons, proprlslress of the Dominion hotel. ht whltehorse, arrived on the Dlrlgo and Is at the Golden North. She will proceed to WhItshOrss thls mOn' lng.
 =
 A. N. Benssl. a mining operator Of Dlw-  son. returned on the Dlrlgo from a tIlp to England. He ls at the Golden North and will leave for Dawson on the next stage.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
A Clever InpsrsOaAtiOn

Mr. Elmer Farmer, of the upper end of town, dld a piece of lmpsrsOnatlng at the Arctic Brotherhood entertainment that has been described as supreme. Ills sketch was entitled Simple Simon" and con- yslsed an present with laughter The Alaskan was advised last night of Mr, Farmers hi; but his name was left off th' program and when the omission was dis covered everybody who could supply II was abed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
Bound for sOutA Africa

Jack Perkins. brother of the late Wm. Perkins. of whl,shOrSs, has settled hls brothers estate and Is now being enter talnsd by hls friend Chris, Msrz In SkJg- way. Mr. Perkins Is on hls way to South Africa, but will, before crossing the ocean, 20 10 Saeramsn,o, Cal, and visit Capt. Ruhstallsr, an old tIms friend and employer of Mr. Msfz. Capt. Ruhstaller Is the brewer of the famous "Gllt Edge" besE of which the many friends of MT. Asrz were given a taste when the captain sent him a barrel of the famous brew dur Ing last book beer season.
 lt Is also a msttsr of history that Chris did patriotic mlSslonsrY work ln EurOp' by demonstrating 10 the people of SwitEsr' land the sxcsllsIes of American beer oi the captains brew,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
uronomtr,l.

Farmer skinnlnt Creadlng Sign)-. "Eyesight Tested Free of Charge. Graeiousl Mandy, ln 60 an And out if lt'S hurtin' my eyesight tsw read tho paper.
 Mandy-An' if it Is are yew golu' tev Bquander good money on spectaelesl
 Farmer Skinflnt-No; I'm goin' tev give up the paper.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
AIaskana

Golng East are Invited Co Inquire Into the accommodations afforded by the Northern Paclhc before purchasing their tickets. Thls route offers the best of everything Co the travelling public in the way of dining. sleeping and observation car seryice. For tickets and all information, call on or write Co A. TInling, Gen. Agent, Tacoma or !. A. Nadeau, Gen. Agent
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
aoIa onlr For RoraItr.

Iba notable fact that in Abyssinia none but those who are related to tho monarch is permitted to wear gold in any form. They may deck themselves with diamonds and other precious stones, but the jewels must not be set in gold. The penalty for infringement q this law is death by decapitation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
Thanked.

Bhe-Yss. I told you I'd always be a uaSter to you. and I'll be glad to hear anything yOu have to say to me
 He-SiK months ago you told me I'd thank you some day for refusing me. Let me do % at once. You can't hold Q candle to the girl I'm engaged to now
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
The rink Is In full blast.

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning Janllry [ a. q ending December 3I of esch year. This Is our sixth annuil Sile, the prlIes and values during this sale are the same as before, always the best that can be mad. F. ]. Clayson & CO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Hundteds of eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely. Business men do you want results1 We have the proper medium. Phone TO for the man with the rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
Ind, rmblttsred R1istenos.

Chscks-You're the sOurest, vorst tempered man in town.
 Blaek-weli. you see. ] live next door b a public sehool-Chieago NewA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

The seattle Bohemnn DrauEht Beer ls ae oes and most expensive draught eer made ,l. srague. For sale at the Sc tile saioon. ,D -, -tats and sixth ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22
Grips and vallsss at CIaysOn 8.

if you want Co be well Informed on local happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas kan. Phone 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Red Star bottled beer is unequaled co Q table drink. 0 per doEon. delivered relsphons e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

The leading barbershop and baths The Principal, opposite BOadof IT." e.. z
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

The best people 10 the eltv patTonlzs the Seattle saloon. lt serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Portland House. the most comfortable quis, house. Fifth Avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

The rink Is the mos, popular place in town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Skigway Pioneer Dairy milk for sale a, FryeBr1hn's market. t2-o-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Blank books, ofhce supplies; lowest prices in Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Clustts latest style mems collars and cuffs at tht B. M. Bshrends Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

We cary a. 8. q M readv.to-wear taiior-mado suits. ?. H. Ciayson c co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Belle or LsunHOn Whiakey-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- bey-strictly puro--at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

D. 3. MeNell, of WhltshOrse, arrived on the train last night and will await at the Golden North the departure Of the Amur.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-22

Thereby designate the Daily Alaskan, news paper published co Skagway, Alaska. and being the newspaper published nearest to the Discov- cry Placer Claim, as the paper in which tho above notice shall be published.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. Date of first publication, November n, 1902, Date of last publication, January la 1905.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

examine into the feasibility Of max
a reservoir iu tlo large basin north
of the cemetery, for the water system,
reported that they had had the bot
ton, Of the basin examined in num-
Der Of places aud that only two holes
had been found through which water
could escape. aud that il was the
opinion of the engineers that these
could be- easily stopped aud made 90
+ hold water. The committee was
continued for luther Investigation
and instructed o. purchase the neees-
sary pipes amd material 60 lay pipe
line b. the bssin for the purpose Of
testing 10 a. soon as there was suth-
Gent water for that purpose.
Marshall Bclcher WAS re- appointed
policeman at the furnace.
Frank Wit was reelected City
3 Recorder. and after the discussion Of
several minor affairs the council ad
ljoune1.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
SHIRT WAIST PARTY.

Mrs g. a. t. Minor gave a very
nleasant Porch "Shirt Waist party
last week O. her visitors Progress
i've Hearts was played, after which
ices and cakes we've served. Miss
Matte Bullitt won first prize. a set
of gold cuff pins, and Mrs. Agee
won the BOBBY prize, drawn work
collar Miss Nellie McCiuen won
the consolation prize, a set OF silver
shir, waist pins. The guests present
were. Mrs. w. X Baird. Of Altoona
Pa Misses Nellie McCluen aud Hat
tie McClaea, Of Ensley, Ala, Mis-
Fern Minor, Of Birmingham, Ala.
/ Mrs. Agee, Of Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs
j +. Banitt, Mrs. Beverly, Mrs >
IT, Mccormick. Mrs +. l.. Harper
lJr.. Mrs. +. i. Prescott, Mrs. W ID
! Horsley. Mrs John Goodloe. Miss'
bullet Mathews. Cummins Boiit
Matte Bullitt. Susie Goodioe, Jan
Slemp, Minnie Fox. Mamie Goodlo
/ Lizzie Polly, Grace Harper and Nh
Cardoza.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
THE UNION SERVICES.

Union services were commenced
august 2Sth. at the Baptist Dhurch,
and continued up 90 Sunday night.
two services were held daily. The
attendance especially at night was
good. much interest was shown by
the people generally. the attention
given was devout and of the best
The singing. which was congrega
tional. was good and spirited. Al
/ though there were few public protes
sions made there was much good &C
complished. The people were draw
closer and Christian fraternity wa
strengthened and developed.