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New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
LE4GUERS CONFER.
ctate Rallies Held By Delegates at
Detroit.

,,, Julv is-Despite the leaden skies which
De D. .rer, to-day after a night Of hard rain
nan q thousand enthusiastic Epworth
flOi9 .-s we're present al the morning watch
Do0s ,n the Central Methodist Episcopal
ulse- 49, which began at $50 o'clock DR.. Joseph
= Bsrry. general secretary Of the league, led the
- 5elerates this forenoon gathered by churches
iie sa-enoes The Methodist Episcopal Church
q" a. auditorium Epworth with Bishop Joyce
sst chairman !. The Methodist Church South met in
IS -, Methodist Episcopal Church with
The CeiISl o-esiding, and the Methodist Church
Bishop opee 81 In the Detroit Opera House. with the
pf CaIlsCSc Crews as chairman. This afternoon
Rev. - no general meetings and several OF the
here ~Selegafions seized the opportunity to hold
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BOTH SIDES CARRY ARMS.
Strikers and Strike Breakers at Hnplate
Mills Ready for Conflict

piftsburg. July 1S.-Three mills of the Port
vue tinpIate plant at McKeesport were in op-
Grafton to-day. Manager Lauck has issued an
,,Itiunaturn declaring that the union viii not be
recognized or the scale signed. and President
sbafer Of the Amalgamated Association asserts
that the strike will be fought TO the bitter end.
The worknen have been provided with revolvers
in anticipation Of an attack by the strikers, and
the latter have armed sentries on duty on the
road leading 10 the works. but no conflict has
occurred, though trouble is feared.
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CAPTAIN DROWNED; OLD VESSEL SUNK.

Alnss'on' n l.. July B-The steamer Central
Hudson formerly the James W BALDWIN oF -
Central Hudson Line. was in collision Win tt,e
schooher Reliance. loaded with brick. near Esopus
Lighthouse early to-day. The Reliance was sunk
aHc Calvin Delaney, Of Nyack the captain. was
drowned His crew were unable TO reach him be-
caese ne steamer CIty OF Troy happened along
~ hacked water The Reliance was huilt sew
el-s! years ago and was one of the Oldest schoon-
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STRIKING MouLDERs ENJoINgp.

Syracuse July ls.-The referee taking evidence in
contempt charges against three Of the striking
moulders OF the 7. c. Stearns a. Co factory re-
ported to-day against the nouIders They were en-
joined from threats and violence in connection with
ne strike Time was given the moulders' attorney
- 70 pIelafs an argument against confirmation of the
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Railroads.
EoENNSYLVANIA
FATLRoAD.

E-@
STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY-TH1Rp STREET
sAThe ASp hpEhIBs3SsEs AmD SoRTLANDT STREETS.
efG min1fea iaseF tna hna
station, except where otherwise noted. 'feet
csre - Fer 6ics, II l5-Parlor Sleeping and Dining
'sS sioar A. NJ; sr5 81 LOUIS Sleeping
1915 s,1 A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIM1rED.-Pullman
men5 sPP cr pnRs F5T oatog snong and o6seFTan coP2
1.S5 80. z IN. n. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
pdiabiq: 9isIG: Nashville !i9 Cincinnati and Louisve)
45S r. M Sc4Ifes0 cfSe,6 St. LoTiT Dining Car
ana ciSan snG o2seryati9n Cars For Chicago Toledo
SsS 5,3rp; p NJ gT LOUIS E1PREss-For Psbure Gin
ESr sa; W via shenaadoa6 q TaIiey Roae aaes
02S 2SI.s =; n: WESTERN RxPREss-For Chicago. For
7s5 r. n Pacific ExPREss9For FqPE Sa PtsOurs and
SIS Sui SfnneSfs S { for feyelaad except satarday
a56 5ss0F9E od Ptsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
rs, ss MAasHINGToN D. N55Ly AND THE SOUTH,
Streets 2og 9Dr 7 o9 de 6s5 nne nn1 Cart
Streets zS 5 Di99g a NJ Can 20 Desbr9sses and GoTtlo1dt
a M 11ning 1g Cars B. 20 Dining Cer. % Dining Cap
isS 22S c54, dining s & sa l65s I@5$ 5
elPs ebos csss, 3 3 25 Dining ea 425 pining Can S5
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-n1press, p m. 1910 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express e25 a m. and s.25
sLAsoARD E . sI AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Express 1205
NORFOLK OR pix And WIisTERN RAIbwAY.-For Memphis
caEsAPEAKB & oHTo = pRAILWAY-7.55 m week
!.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7.55 g. m
Meek-days and 655 p. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. and LBS p. week-days
sundays. 100 Through Vestibuled Trains. Buffet
farIor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
r Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches or Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. m. days
For points New York and Long Railroad Cfrom
West Twenty-thrd Street StatOn) 40 S.55 q.
u llO Saturdays only), 225. 255, 325 80, 455
% D. m Qrom Desbrosses and Cortland StTeetsl, 80
300 a. M 1920. 20 Saturdays only). $50. $40 $40
so. o.i0 and 200 p. m. weekdays. Sundays, S.l5
s55 a. m, BOO p From Desbrosses Street only.
FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
o0l. I'd I-55 80 Dining Cai), S25 %. a25 Dining
Carl C355 st. Louis Limited 1910 COesbrosses and
Scrtlandt Streets. 0.2O Dining Carr. 1929 Genna
1cinlitedl 1888 Dining Carl, II SO 1255 Dining
Carr Log Dining carr 2 70 Qesbrosses and cortlandt
Streets. ? 20 2i. 3 % Dining CaI), S55, 425 4.25
Dining can, 455 Dining carr. 4.55 Chicago Limited
Tor Jernantown Jet only). 50 Dining Car) 6.56 755
S.222 SO, - p m. Il 10 night Weekdays. SUNDAYS
Louis Llrted). 10 10 % CPenua. limited 81 DIN
Ing Carr z. 1855 Dining carr. Dining Carr
S5 Dining Carr. $50. 425 Dining Car) t455 Chicago
5.65 Dining Carr 7.55 % s55 % D. m 10 night
Fifth Avenue (helow 23d 263 Fifth
10Th St): Astor House; West Twenty-thiTd Street
Station. and stations of Desbrosses Cortandt
Streets; Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street. 800 Broad
ton. Jersey City. The Transfer Company
Will call for and check baggage hotels
deuces through destination.
Telephone S4 Eight9"-th Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". w ATTERBURY :. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
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LackaWanRa Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher sta
fs00 A M-For BlnghautEa and Syracause-
900 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis
X1O0 p. M.-PocUno Mountain Special.
S140 p. NJ. For Buffalo Chicago
f400 p M.-FoF Scranton and Plymouth.
"610 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
SS45 2. M.--Ctica, OsWego, Ithaca, Buffalo.
S200 a. M.--For ChicaEo-Slcepers open p. NJ
Tickets I67. 429 1888 broadway. N Y; s3S FuitoB
BROOKLYN. 'Daily. Except Sunday. xThursdays
Fridays and Saturdays
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-CLAsslFICATIoNs ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
WORK WANTED.

Male
YOUNG NAN. - as clerk. assistant shiu.-
piag clerk or az anyth!ng, references. ".
a DAJNl. a06 ESast 25ta-st.
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YOUNG man. -. good peEmaa. accurass
iisurcr. experienced oill clerk. knoWIedsa
or nookSeeping- VIII De open fer q position
about August l.. expectations moderate:
best o. creuer tia.s IRON present employee
BECTON. STi Franklil-ave Brooklyu
YOUNG MAN. about SO. single. on a farm,
with beard, state wages, speaks German
and English G. SAND 20S East 05th-sc.
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SHOES.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING AlACHINES.-Lom New
Home Wilcox & Gibbs. singer; install
rnents or rental Il HAUSCHs z,@Tl Sd
aye. near 123d-zt. ZE.eQA5Ls Isssa <-Al4s-A-
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DESIGNER OF shiTtwaists. costumes and
dresses; will come one week on trial 10
good frm that needs a practical man
WOOD. las West 15th-st.
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STAMPS.
FORAGE.
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS Buy your
Trunks. Bags. Suit Cases direct from
makers. AMERICAN TRUNK CO. IL
Union Square West. largest retailing man
sites. Lowest prices. Highest quality. Sat
isfactiOn guaranteed
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OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-A leading grocery store,
among the Berkshires. doing a business Of
$50 600 yearly. centrally located and up to
date in every respect; a grand opportunity
for any one who wants a good paying busi-
ness. Address Lock Box 113. Great Bar
riugron, Mass
GOOD WILL. lease, &c. &c, old estab-
lisheT manufacturing business for SALE
sickness and death cause. Full investiga-
ton. No agents. Address DUPLICATE. >
Court-st. Brooklyn
REAL ESTATE bought SOLD and ex-
changed. Management Of property my
specially. DEWITT c. REID, l16 Mas
sau-St.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. x.
Liberty Street and South Ferry cime from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below.
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CTIUNh-z4.OO C715 Easton OuIy9 910 A.
NJ, 30 44O. 500 g. Eason only) p. n. Sundays,
WILk I5ssI5sARIsE AND sC9RANTON-z4oo. a.1o a.
LAKEWOOD, LAFIEHURsT, TOMS RIVER
AND BAFNEGAT-z4;00. 30 a. M. 10 @ 40 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only) 430 P. NJ Sundays 9lJ
Atlantic CITY-fs4o 4. NJ. ta4o P. NJ 600 P.
vTXELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4oo 90 A NJ. t1.so
GROVE, FONT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE
POINTS-z400 90, $40 1I3O a n. Il 10 Saturday only),
20, $50, S.5S 445, $50, $50 Q150 Wednesdays 10
Asbury Park and Saturdays to Point Pleasant P. NJ.
PTIILADELPEIA-CREADI TERMINAL) zs425.
$3.50 = 90. 1900, @40G $500. t6OO 1870. $500 P M.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-si25. 1880 .1o8e
'll45 A N. SLoJ. $3.50, 800, zoo, 1925 P. M
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTsVIILE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-0 400 zt2J. tsOO. 1910. 1000,
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only, TACO. 1900
SANDY HOOK ROUT1-From # Rector St. Pier g.
Atlantic Highlands, Seabright, Monmouth Beach, and
Long Branch, Asbury Park Point Pleasant 800 1000
100 A. NJ, 100. 200, 400 . 90. 600 600 (Asbury
ParlO P II. Sundays 1000 A. NJ 100, 400 s 90 P NJ
day. &sunday only. tParlor only. Via Tamaqua.
xSaJurdays.
434. 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Av., % Union
Square West 153 East 125th St. 23 West I25th St. 245
Columbus Av, New York; Court 9St, 344, $50 Fulton
St. Bklyn 800 way. Wmsburg. y. Y Transfer CO.
Vice and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agt
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REMEDIES.
DR. GYLIaSTRON r-a-o specialist The
hair and scalp scientifically treated. EX-
animation free; ladies' hairdressing. mani
curing and chiropody parlors- 24i 6th-ave-
DIR. OGDES'S Medicated Oxygen, Treat
ment by inhalation; cures hay fever.
asthma, rheumatism. Insomnia sent 10
any address. Send for booklet. l4T West
23d-ct
PINF LAWN SPRING WATER. u has no
equal Al druggists and grocers keep Il.
Depot. ISL West-&- bet. Chambers and
Warren. TeleDho1s 1880 CortiandL
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Country Pr0pertY for Sale.

4 - LlLtCII farms at Greenwich Stamford Darien
r.. Nsi"alk 1T and Westpo-1 ARCHIBALD c. ross 39
AfSis and country homes for sale in New YORK e,av
ross. 80 East sd 81 ' LII -
VILLAGE HOME high wei located for slaerers F-orn
asllIls- etc all improvements: half acre. fruit:
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FURNITURE.


MIRRORS kinds new and second
hand. bargains. L. suit ali purposes
LlONS, 145 West 3@d-aL
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE-C
FISHING TACKLE.

KUGLER & WOLLENS. as Bowery. bet.
1st and ID sts.. OPP. Bleecker-sr-, cheap
est and best fishing tackle
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4 DvERTIsEMENTs assl subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Ofhce.
NO 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received the following branch
offices office until O'Clock p.
Pa Sth=avs;, $ e cor 23d-st I33 Gth=3Ve., cor.
7th and Sth 263 West I25th-St.; 1880
3d-ave., between 10th nth sts 1926 :jd-ave.,
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LOST.

LOST.
BANKBOOK No 420 173 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having q claim 10 IL Is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbOok cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST OR BankboOk No. 141.41
Harlem Savings Bank. AL payments
stopped. Kindly return to bank.
LOST T-Bankbook No. % 4s5. Empire City
Savings Bank 23l West 125th-st.. New
York. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank.
LOSk~BanFbooF No. 155. .T4T. issued by the
Manhattan Savings Institution. and pay
ment Of same has been stopped.
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UNDERTAKERs 9

UNDERTAKERs.
STEPHEN MERRITT Embalming Inst.
Undertakers, PAL. 243 West 2Sd-st-, old
stand. World known. Telephone $685.
18th. Moderate.
JAMES D. MASON, SOB ". 34th-st-, New
York.-Funsral Director and Licensed
Embalmer. with long experience.
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BEERS
BIRDS AND DOGS.

oCtsOoL--H H0usebreaktns. training.
f-o,,I,; ,l;s.ls boarding large exercising
Eo4nos; cats BOARDED. veterinary insrar--
-'H' Broadway. eorner IO9th-st.
N'gEE 5g.EAERTIsENEHTs ana subsertDt,o... s1-
rF7rs 49, =. Iesesfsd al their ptoVn
1nd 81 -. l-Su- hr1aewag. between Beth
Gserner. - -iisil > Q COCK p m AGver-
t.IicGz a. ,saa-,FFu -lFFu = tie foAcvsns ilranch
~--- SA-ee rates uai4l OC Ci0-k
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

LADIES WANTED 10 take up our Silver
ware Club offer Nothing 20 sell, canvass
or 70 write: no capital needed. the newest
best and most honorable, genteel opportCn-
it, to secure a handsome sc piece set OF
fine table sllverware. latest pattern. PIE
paid for only 81 60. Illustrated particulars
FREE. THE L. $ sILVERWARE CO.
WllkesbarTe. Penn.
LADIES 10 do pieceworz ar their homes
We furnish all materials and pay from 81
TO SD weekly. send stamped envelope 10
ROYAL Co "a Monroe-st-. Chicago
PPOTESTANT NURSE for iafant child.
Address INFANT, Box 5, Tribune Office
WANTED.-A competent cook, good man
azcr in family Of six ttWo adult, four
chlldren); no kitchenmaid; must under
stand her business thoroughly. good wages
Address Box los. Lawrence. Long Island,
y. y.
WANTED.-A nursery governess. 10 take
charge Of two children, aged and u
years. must be Thoroughly cOmDetent. and
with first class references Address Box
los, LaNrence. Long Island, n. -:
WORK WANTED.
Female.
BOOKKEEPER OF OFFICE ASSISTANT -
BY young lady experienced: good pen
man. Address FOSi0flce boA lu9s HICKS
vile. Long Island
CONPANION.-By lady of 81, good reader,
secretary. good correspondent; 70 one
ira aveIlin- or going 20 the country. Address
COMPANION. % PuiasEi-st-. BROOKLYN
EXPERT STENOGRAPHEFt IN bankers or
brokers' Office. or as private secretary.
would substitute during summer vacations
Address ! z. T55 Putnam-aye-. Brooklyn
GOVERN ESS.-Eursery ~Qvsruess- compe-
tent French. German and Eaglish, well
recommended: city or country. ADNER-
TlSER. 425 East 5cth-st-
by a coloTed woman. IN fat.
MITCHELL. 32i West 4Oth-st-
JANITRESS. SS.-COmpeten married woman
a. jRnltress In respectable dathouse. good
iiring rooms. or ctlcea; steam. hot wate@-
ADDRESS 2 K. 2o2 last ll3th-st.
sTENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER by an
Intelligent woman: college education; ar
curate reliable. willing; extensive vOcaou-
iary. Eeferences. moderate salary Address
Allss =. SSs GEogs-st-. J@-seT Sitg-
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WORK WANTED.
Female

LADY desire few more patrons. mantcur-
ing. shampooing. scalp treatment. ladies
treated AZ their residences only Address
Miss DOYLE. 3 Irving Place. BrookIyn
STENOGRAFHEE and TYPEWRITEE-
Experienced: moderate salary. excellent
reference. Mss a. SHERLOCK. 40 39th-
ST.. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
By young lady: rapid. accurate trust
worthy; references; no agency. L. SPITZ.
AZ East SSl-st
STESOGRAPHER ana TYPEWRITER -
Ambitious beginner desires permanent pO-
sltsun where she can advance. neat appear
ance; best references. Address C NJ O..
BoX 1S2. Mariners Haroor. staten Isla11
YOUNG LADY G9l IN an ofice. can give
reference A II ?. L, 2OS8 F,yer-ave-,
The Bronx.
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Teachers.

W - immediately kindergarten teacher s5OO.
IIeln acner city school, Grammar grade teacher
aH felerredl; experienced public schoo teacher;
s.s pianist goveTnesses, nlatron. Miss DONO-
,s ~ -4'oaal Agency, 30 East 14Jh Estab-
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hooks

WALL 81. BOOK sTORF- - -17---JIs,- -
american books new arS asc51,5 rr-'d
= =. ~ OF print books supplied Libraries
----ss1 M-NAILy % WaIl-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
64TH-ST., ~ EAST.-A large. airy. well
furnished, well kept room: private house;
references essential
LARGE ALCOVE ROOM. overlooking
Mount Morris Park: running water: pri-
vate American family: summer price. !, 927
Medison-ave. d24th-st).
22D-ST. ass wEST-NewIy FURNISHED
rooms; references,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
ELECTRIC FANS.

KEEP COOL, The PERFECTION DRY
RATTERY FAN outfit viii help you no
ELECTRICITY REQUIRED IN THE
HOUSE Always ready for use. Can be
carried about from place 10 place. Only
cent uer hour 10 operate Write for prices
ara circular. J. JONES & SON. Dept T.
"a Cortlaudf-zI.
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DREsSMAKING.

DESIGNER, artistic out by the day, city
or country. with helper. So so; makes ex-
Quisite summer and evening gown IN =
days. best references. DRESaMAKER, 10
East 1I1th-st
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

Tc1-rT-17- WIS - ,-c-sec1- s6edov-ng. in
vesffEafions. evidence secured. civil.
criminal cases: phone Sis 4cs VEST
s2d-s:. Captain SoIElL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-HaiI clocks; tubular chimes:
manufacturer price; also repairing.
CHAS. KORFHAGE l0o East 2sth-st
FISHING TACKLE; mathematical. surgt-
cal and surveying Instruments; unre-
deemed pledges a speciality. NICkLlES
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 165 Park Row.
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HARDWARE.

ASH AND GARBAGE CANS: we sell them
cheap; estates supplied. SHARLOW
BROTHERS. 442 West 42d-st.
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FINE FRENCH LINGERIE.

EMBROIDERIES. trousseagx layettes,
childreu's dresses and shirt waists made
to order. ELISE LAURENT 159 3d-ave..
ran- FGth-e-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
Musician Robinson Died
 Sunday Afternoon

Musician Edward c. Robinson, Of Company M, Eighth infantry, died in the Post hospital of pneumonia at 3:lO o'clock Sunday afternoon. Robinson entered the hospital week ago last Sunday night.
 The body, which was embalmed by Undertaken Peoples, will be sent south on the first American boat, probably the City of Seattle, and unless claimed by relatives will be buried in the mili- tary cemetery at Fort Lawton. Tuner al services will be held prior to the de- parture of the boat.
 Musician Robinson was 20 years old and re-enlisted at Philadelphia, Pa, last January. At his death he had completed something over four years service. He served in the army throughout the Spanish war. The only living relative, whose address is known here, is a sister living at Ches- tar, Pa.
 Robinson's death was the first at this post since the Eighth infantry was stationed at this place.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
SELECTS LOCATION
Mrs Allen wIu Occupy tho Camera
 Building

Mrs. R. c. Allen will open her mil- llncry store tomorrow morning in the room heretofore occupied by the Y. NJ. |. c. A. camera club, on Broadway, be- tween Third aud Fourth avenues.
 The stock that will be displayed in- cludes all the latest styles and patterns, aud will surpass anything ever seen in this city.
 Fancy souvenir hat pins will be given away to the ladies visiting the place on the opening day.
 The patronage of the ladies of skag- way Is solicited.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
LAST CALL NEW JOB
Holdridge General Agent
 for Refrigerator System

|. c. II. Holdridge, whose resignation as general agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company the Daily Alas kan announced some time ago, will on October become the general agent of the American Refrigerator Transit Company, with headquarters in Don- yer. He resigned to accept that posi- tion.
 The company with whom Mir. Hold ridge is about to associate himself op- crates 10000 refrigerator cars or the Gould system of railroads.
 The announcement of Mir. Hold ridges successor will probably be made in few days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29

The city council has decided to stamp out scarlet fever in this ci,y if there is any efficacy in a strict quarantine Another case was developed yesterday at the McLaren residence on Four teenth avenue and the house was placed in quarantine. This was devel- oped at the council meeting last night, and the council determined that the quarantine should be what it was in- tended to be. And that tho law might be made effective, an ordinance was prepared by City Attorney Jennings last night and passed undq a suspen- sion of the rules, providing a penalty of not less than 80 nor more than slOO for violating the quarantine regula' tions.
 Ordinance No. 47. providing against driving horses faster than walk across bridges belonging 10 the city, was passed; as was Ordinance No. fS, providing that an steam woOdcutters, etc., be provided with spark arrestors' after having been amended so as to re- ouire that the arrestors should have the approval of the fire and water com
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
GOOD CAMP
Rampant One of the Best
 Towns

Rampant Is at the present time one of the best camps on the river. There Is not single unemployed man there, says the Dawson Sun. Such thing as a number of men hanging around one of the seven saloons in the town Is rare they are too busy there for lettering much time away. All the creeks in the vicinity are paying well, and sew eral large clean-ups have been made. Wood is selling on the banks of the river, as cut, at sl0 a cord.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
Dolphin and soattl. Tomorrow

The Alaska Steamship Company's white flyer Dolphin and the City of Se- attlc, the crack flyer of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, will both arrive tomorrow. Agent L. NJ. West, for the City of Seattle, says his boat will be in without doubt tomorrow morning, and Agent Dautrick, of the Dolphin, Is equally as sanguine that his ship will be in before noon tomor, row.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
WIRES OPEN.
St. Michael Connected With
 the World

The telegraph line to St. Michael Is now connected and working. The con uecilon was made in August, and mes sages were sent through August %. lt went down then and 1t was not till about two weeks ago that it began to work regularly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
Purchases Now Residence

Jerry Quinlan purchased the resi- dence belonging to Mrs. Helen E. Smith, situated on Thirteenth avenue, near the school house, Saturday, and he and Mrs. Quinlan will occupy 1t as their home in the future. The Smith residence IS one of the finest in the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
For Big Hunting Trip

Capt. Hunting, of the Vira Rial, is arranging party to go hunting down the canal and out U Icy straits. The trip will occupy from eight to 10 days, The limited number is nearly com pleted, but those who would like 10 go on this trir, can make arrangements with him. He expects to get away soon after the first of the month
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
Union Is in Port

The little gasoline launch Uniou, which has the contract for carrying mail between here and Haines, came up yesterday afternoon preparatory to taking her run Thursday. The Union is built much on the lines of the lit e gasoline launch Mable.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
On Wedding Trip

Annie Dugas, son Of Justice Dugas' of the Dawson territorial court, and Miss Alice Barrett, one of the most popular bellies of Dawson, were married at the Klondike capital, September 2l, and are in Skagway on their wedding trip.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
City of Seattle Will Lead
 Both Ways

The City or Seattle will be tne irss boat to reach Skagway from the south, and she will be the first to reach Seat tie. She will get in Wednesday morn- ing ahead of all others.
 PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
 l.. NJ. West, Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-29
ON RIVER
WhitehOrse and Dawson
 Arrive and Sail

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Whitehorse, Sept. 2S.-The White horse arrived at 4:45 o'clock this morn ing with lO5 passengers and the Daw- son at with 65 passengers, The Whitehorse sailed at o'clock and the Dawson will sail at daylight.
 The Mary Graf will be the next boat to arrive, about Thursday evening.