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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Everybody will be up town Monday
to see d. C. Wilbur's new line of rugs,
ingrains, pro- Brussels, velvet Axmin-
sters and Witons. in all sizes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save 25 per cent discount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

The l.. O. T. NJ. entertained as
guests at It's meeting Friday night. Mrs
II. Nevada Hereford, state commando
OF South Dakota, whose home is II
Yankton, and Mrs. Maggie Burke, past
commander of the San Luis Obispo
California lodge, who is visiting in the
city. The lodge put on the drill fol
the visitors and served refreshments
Mrs Hereford stopped In the city on
her way home from Des Miones, where
she had been attending the state con
yentions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Mrs. Fiscus, of Lscomb. underwent
q very serious hysterectomy at St.
| Thomas hospital this morning. She
rallied nicely and us doing as well as
could he expected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Miss Theresa Jones entertained the
Young Peoples Society of Christian,
Endeavor of the Congregational church
at her home on North Fourth stree.
Friday night. Games. music and an
old fashioned spelling bee served to
pass away the time. Dainty refresh
ments We're served by the hostess.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

The regular weekly meeting of the
park commissioners was held Friday
night at the office OF President G. I.
LaPlant. The session was an informal
one. no business being transacted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Pay your fiat rate water rents now
nd save 20 per cent discount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

General Manager c. n. Ackert, of the
Southern railway, formerly general
manager of the lowe Central, in this
city, will leave the latter part Of June,
accompanied by Mrs. Ackert, for trip
~ y-,o,,f ly,,rD,o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

We are now prepared to show the
finest line of furniture and carpets ever
shown in the city. D. c. Wilburs store
is known as the place where you get
full value for your money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

We can certainly please you wher
you are in need of wash waists. We
show dainty effects in silk as well as
sheer cotton materials. All handsome.
" trimmed. NJ. F. Andrews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

We can fill your order for meat Sun
day morning. if you neglect getting 1t
Saturday night. If you are regular
customer of some other shop and caa
not get just what you want, telephone
us and we will accommodate you. Be
sides everything in the meat line, we
have Swiss and American cheese, rel
ishes Of all kinds, game In season, and
everything you want in that line.
Leutennegger & Co, South Third ave-
ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16
DR. Janss, surgeon and physician.

DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

A. E. Smith. chief clerk of freight
accounts in the auditing department
Of the Iowa Central at Minneapolis.
was in the city this morning for short
time. Mr.. Smith has been in Oska-
loosa looking after business matters
for the company. He went to Cedar
Rapids this afternoon to remain over
Sunday with Mrs. Smith. who is visit
ing with relatives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

The stylish dressed men you see on
the street are those who patronize oui
tailoring emporium. We have not only
the largest. but the best line of for
eign and domestic goods in the city
and a large force Of workmen to do the
work we'll and quickly. Tony Psen-
/ ieka
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14

DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
Main FLOOR Bang a OF Commerce Bldg.
s4o.oo-1o rooms, all modern, arst-class house.
264S Hennepin av.
Pens Margts barn city water and sew
Logan N
s1e.e7--7 rooms, city water and sewer. 2o22
0'h aV ). FLATS II
$3s. 0o,,Flat G, 325 d 18th, rooms, all modern,
in good condition. :,
$29OO-Flat X 329 10th, rooms, all modern,
2o.0o-211o 9TH av s, rooms first floor, mod
~ ern. *. -. 49, Irs..
s1ooo-14 T. 2eth st, rooms, city water, sew
$135o-114 w 14th st, rooms, city water,
$135o-11O W 14th st, rooms, city water, sew
e' gas " ROOMS,
$15.5o-2440 Oakland av, first floor rooms, city
s,o "a Wa a1eG, G VET sink good condition.
$6.50-949 25th NE, rooms, we'll, shed,
ss.oo-24a1 10th av s; large.
$25. OO-729 10th st s; will divide to suit tenant.
1901 STEVENS Av, o ROOMS, MODERN, $50.
2SO4 Nicollet av, rooms. modern, barn. $3.50.
SOB 22d st, corner Portland av, rooms, bath
$50 sth nv n, eight rooms, bath, $22.5O.
2o2 Grant st, 10 rooms, modern. $50.
| IL Willow st. on Loring park, rooms, $40.
ISIS Hennnpin ay rooms, modern, barn, $35.
| y Highland av, 18 rooms, modern, barn. $50.
271s Chicago av, 10 rooms, modern barn, $40.
Papa eth ay s, rooms, gas, city water, $3.50.
oo GEORGE oBLTM.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses-

THORPE BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND RENTALS.
H ANDRus BUILDING.
HOUSES.
91o-2524 Aldrich av s. rooms city water.
$12-252 I'd av S, 8 rooms, water, sewer, rear.
$2O--s26 I'd av s. rooms, modern LIST floor.
$s-12o4 9TH av n. rooms
S15-1012 LIST av s, rooms city water.
MS-aso SG H s av, 4 rooms third hi floor
$1s-31o5 10th av S, Z rooms, city water.
$26-b11 W I'D ST.. rooms, modern
S2S-1o4 e 18th st, 8 rooms, modern, fine loca;
ton. walking distance, newly painted ana
decorated throughout.
$bo-3357 I'd s, IL rooms, modern.
ST5-2114 Park av, ~ rooms, modern
$4o-252e Portland ay. rooms.
$35-620 10th st. 8 rooms modern;
$35-2917 Aldrch av s, rooms, modern.
$4o-2506 Blaisdell av, 10 rooms, modern.
RooMING- HOUSE.
Large rooming house, fine corner. blocks from
postoffice to responsible party
FLATS.
$4,000 W Franklin nv, choice corner, LIST hoor,
$25, 4 rooms, modern. .
$2o-1119 Harmon place. Harmon Court
rooms, modern, III taken ~ ohCe
S25--1224 Mary place, 8 rooms, modern, Hat T.
-Four, five and six room flats. at New Wellington
flats, all outside, large and light rooms;
Just being completed; beautifully situated,
l303.7-11 Yale place.
S1T-910 w 31st st; A rooms, modern, LIST floor.
$s5-3o7 W 18th st, fat "A, rooms, modern.
SO5-7-9 w Franklin av, Franklin Heights Apart
ments, 4. 5 and rooms, thoroughly mod.
th an $ moden May
s4s-so o. W 18th st, rooms. modern.
$500 18th st s, fat 5, 8 rooms, furnished to
sa7ooNFiat B4. ILL Harmon place. rooms.
sae.5o--171o 9th av S, first floor, rooms. mod
cottagewood Lake Minnetonka. 4, and rooms
s45o--1i rooms, Excelsior Commons.
HOUSE FLAT.
$2o-5oo Irving av n, rooms, LIST door, modern.
"a STORES. g..
$3.50 Western av. 2oxs0.
$55-419 list av N, 20xo0. heated.
$25-Space, Sx12, Andrus building lobby.
S100-34 eth st s. s0x22.
9e8-Hennepin av store, 22xso, heated.
.. WAREHOUSES;. f,.f .,-
414.41e Sd av N, 900 square feet; electric ee-
yator. ' -t .
41s Sd av N, 1000 square feet; electric ele'
vator. .r... -
MANUFACTURING SPACE.
S4o--1101h 9th at s, 44x66 electric elevator and
lights; suitable for manufacturing OF stor
age. -
1921 lst av s, $500 square feet, second foor
freight and passenger elevator.
t-'.' STALLS.
Ss--A few good stalls. corner 1st av s, 9th St
OFFICES
Choice suite in Andrus building.
THORPE BROTHERS,
FOG Andrus Building.
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RENTAL LIST.

RENTAL LIST. ~ q. .
N1oKELs g. SMITH. s1l NIcoLLET Av.
ss5. oo-2544 Clinton av. rooms. furnace open
plumbing, gas, gas fixtures, laundry, hard
wood finish arst floor.
S32 5o-170s Nicollet av, 10 rooms, furnace, gas
laundry, three floors: ~
SGT .5O-24i4 Harriet av. rooms, furnace, BATH
1922. 90 Sols Garfield av.. 8 rooms. bath, open
s7 Central aV rooms city water
,7.DoM2iii ftimors st NE. rooms, city water
In yard. a.s tt&.
FLATS NOT HEATED. :.
S135o-5o0 d Gath at. s. rooms. city water,
clsss sss s, SECOND e. r ao9G and aleove city
s1ooow w4iaf' university az NE. rooms, cistern
ss.oo--5e4 7th av n rooms. city water, wet
sink, second door. +,.st
E.. STEAM HEATED FLATS.
$1,000 (each)-Flats 2 and 8, 7a4 18th st. six
$:SSLi5S l$tn s s dat Third hds HssE rooms
s27.boMFias i. i2s4 Mary place. 8 rooms. mod
STORES
closet. I'D. L..
s22.bo-lso5 Riverside side. av. double store city
$780, q 28th St. city water, closet gas.
$14 .0O-S Il 26th st. city water, gas and fixtures,
closet F-r.
S1e.50--780 Lake st, will put in good condi-
ton. 4, -"
COTTAGES.
$15O.oo-Cottage at Cottagawood, partly fur
nished, plastered, water.
S115.o0-Four rooms, fa,ing Deephaven Bay, fur
nished, faces south, good shade, right or
the water g--
$11O.OO-Thresroom cottage, next to above de-
lknaH I,ad
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
T. A. JAMESON,

FLATS.
$22.50-7-room. LIST or I'd floor, fat in new
two-family apartment house; all modern;
hardwood floors; brick freplaces; gas FIX
lures; window shades Something fine.
Look it over. 3426 9th av s. Z
$37 1907 rooms on list floor in modern, up
to-date, two-fanily house; finely deco
rated, hardwood floors and finish; gas fix
lures; window shades. Very fine. 2706
dupont av S.
$352$37. 50-$40-Flats in the Naulhaka
apartments, corner Grant street and
Spruce place.
YALE REALTY CO.,
FOG Fourth street s.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
y Continued.
MoGRoRY,


.Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
MoGRoRY,
RENTAL EXPERT,
TEMPLE COURT.
MODERN HoUsE-s2s Logan av N; eight y
rooms; open plumbing .............S zooo
PARTLY MoDERN--4s7 ceacon st. Mer-
riam Park. eight rooms, modern ex- =. "a
MODERN HousE-s42s Pleasant az S, ii
room, brick house; will arrange for 90 ~
Two Ia>nllles ............ ......'' @o'Vo
COTTAGE-1526 9th st s, 7 rooms, cistern :.
anu Wen '-.............' ........'. Ao'oo
SUITE OF RooMs--aoo4 Hennepin av. ak ;,
rooms, second floor. city water 49,. ll'oo
SUITE OF RooMs-21oe 25th av n. I'VE
rooms, first floor, city water 81. ll.oo
SUITE OF RooMs-12o5 Goth av N, i've :
rooms. second floor, city water.... e'oo
SUITE OF RooMs-242s 7th st s. I'VE ;,
rooms, second floor ............... e.oo
sToRE---12o5 goth av N, small store. suit -
Now, able for meat market LOU
cistern. 1907 ed av Nh ........... 500
FACTORY OR sToRAeE-solid brick
repair; size 5Ox50; 1900 square feet;
aSsau fse I'll Sides Of
light and city water; near all freight
depots; will lease to right party Tor
$3.50 per year; three to six-year
lease.
MANUFACTURING sPACE-The best,
lighted loft in city: centrally 10.
Gated Gated; $500 square feet, feet; electric ctr
rental .................. avn
McGRoRY,
RENTAL EXPERT.
TEMPLE COURT.
MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
311 Nicollet Az.
POS E 18th St, rooms city water. $22.50:
1893 1st sv s. j mossrn
100 Gath st, Is rooms, thoroughly modern, $50
2o1o Clinton avs 10 rooms CONS, city water, bath
a1a7 Portland av, rooms, modern, barn, s27.5o
80 sth st s, 8 rooms, modern except heat. $3o:; il
2 15' " 9Th: 9th st. rooms. modern barn, $50.
s. 18th st n; 8 rooms. modern. So; 50.
i2s i i7h St St n, rooms rooms modern, So
2106 Lyndale avenue N, 7 rooms, thoroughly mod
IA Florence Court, 10 rooms, modern. sa5.
| $40 I'd st NE, rooms modern, $2o.
FLATS.
1913 11th st $. nat B. first floor. large rooms
| 1909 Stevens av. fat F. third floor rooms
steam heated.
| 312 10th st s, 4 rooms modern except heat, SIS
| 1928 10th st 8, rooms, modern, hot water heat
ing plant, $50.
2526 Portland av first floor, rooms, thorough
modern, $40.
1884 18th av 5, rooms. thoroughly modern
| $3.50.
27a1 Henneoin av. first floor. 6 rooms, moder
| except heat, $25.
273s Hennepin av, second floor, modern excep
| heat, $25. as- a .....
| We have also for rent. downtown fiat
furnished houses for the summer, Minnetonk
| cottages and cheaper houses and flats. Ca
for our rental bulletin for a complete list.
| MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
| 81 Nicollet Av. ....N
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.oa RENTAL LIST
WALTER L. BADGER, . .
o.. 100000 Oneida Block. so.
FLATS. .. -.t.....
LAS Lyndale N, rooms modern steam
.o, neat 900. 49,: ...... -. .$IZ.oo
heat ..... ............ $500
7th st s, rooms modern steam heat. 80. 90
"a 18th st N. fat 3, 6 rooms, modern, steam
s1s 14th st, fiat G. rooms. modern.
steam heat .................... 5000
HOUSES.
8457 Elliott av s, 8 rooms modern except
3457 Elliot av s, rooms, modern except
252s Sd av S, rooms, city water. ....... 25. 90
1919 Stevens av, rooms, modern. ....... 5000
MANUFACTURING SPACE FOR RENT.
7th at and I'd av S. house with large brick
addition and barn.
Two floors, 82x155 at I'd st and LIST av s.
213 I'd st s, three floors, 22x155 and base
Third oor, ioi "a st n 4.5oo square i-o0'0o
feet For rent.
WALTER Il. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block
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DAVID q. BELL INVESTMENT CO..

DAVID y. BELL INyESI1hENI w.,
HOUSES OF Esur fMo b
1101 Logan av N, 10 rooms, from June 10 $50 OC
$3.50 Portland av rooms ................ 25.0
1858 Elliot av, Z rooms ................ 1000
1858 Elliot av, rooms barn ............. $500
9041 Harriet av rooms ............... $500
1929 Sd av s, 8 rooms barn ............ 80 90
14lo 9Th at sE, 10 rooms .............. 5000
10-' 0 Ho6sss 'C mot MioDi;ERiNijj: --'
b29 James av N, rooms, cellar, city
sos humboldt av N rooms cellar, city law
water. woodshed Will make re-
aes5 it Az s. rooms cellar city water l'
$50 q aSth st, rooms city water :. 49,. 1906
cellar ....... 1000
100 Cecil St r9E EasnS HousEs 1890
2447 Portland av second floor, rooms, all
modern, to Sept 10 ............... 5000
2412 Portland av,. rooms, all modern, - :.
TIA Hawthorn a1, Q rooms, all modern, to
o''' UNFURNisHED ROOMS 40'0o
1900 9Th st Sc, front fat on second floor,
rooms. gas, city water sewer ...... 1000
2s1a Harriet av, second door, rooms,
42s Main st sE, first floor, 8 rooms, city :
eo4 Adams st Me- second door, 5 rooms. 0'0
s''' "a' lake corrAGEs. Ao00
Brentwood, rooms, furnished .......... 200 90
Excelsior double cottage each side 49,. 1900
Gottagewood rooms furnished Furnished 1 160 90 90
sCottaSeWOOd, q rooms, FURNISHED .ZOoUV
Saga Hill, West Arm, rooms and small
solbergs Point, rooms, furnished. boat. 200 90
Wildhurst, rooms furnished ......... loo. 90
FLATS (MODERN).
EOS e Grant st, Flat B, rooms all mod
sc ern steam heat, janitor service. -. &c. 90
1928 w 18th st, second floor, rooms, all
$3.50 Chicago ay, rooms ................ %. O0
$500 Elliot av, rooms, first floor $500. % 90
STORES.
412 I'd av s, from June l. per annum 300 90
SOLO Lyndale Az s, basement. arrange for :, =,
HOUSES.
S22 50-7-room, LIST I'd floor, fiat in new
two-family apartment house; all modern;
hardwood floors; brick freplacesi gas fix
lures; window shades. Something fine.
Look 1t over. 1926 9th av 8.
S3T. 50--7 rooms LIST floor In modern, up
to-date, two-famtly house; finely deco
rated, hardwood floors and finish; gas 1x.
lures; window shades. Very fine. 2Oe
ss5-$s7. 5o-s4o- in the Naulhaka
apartments. corner Grant street and
YALE REALTY CO.,
2o6 Fourth street s.
. CHApBoURN & BRADEN
RENTALS AND INSURANCE.. II 4th ST 8.
$90-Ten rooms, modern, 2527 Sd av 8.
$22-Fiye rooms, modern, So Aldrich av n
$19-Bight rooms, city water, 3129 Cedar av.
$18-Three rooms, modern, 33 Aldrich av NJ
$12-Ftye rooms, wet sink, 1901 9Th av s.
$50 and, $25z-Ftve room steam-heated fat.
MINNETONKA COTTAGES tFURNISHED)
Three, four aud seven rooms, 800 TO S1l5
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

rWo ROOMS, WITH BOARD; PRIVATE FAM
ily Must have lawn and shade; away from
business part o. city; by business s,s man ana
reasonable price for homelike place. Answer
500 Sykes block, city
W1NTED-BY a YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
room and board with private family in strictly
& modern house; North or Southeast preferred.
RHferances exchanged. Addxssss4o 1ouknal
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

wANTED-To BUY A SECONDHAND, ONE.
horse treadmill Address C. n. Wales, oil
Kasota block. Il IS
IA HIGH GRADE ONE-HoRsE SURREY FOR
cash, for good horse Sears, 220 Washington
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGE
AGAINST PYTHIAN LEADER
Supreme Chancellor of Order Ap-
points Military Commission to
Probe Carnahan;s Action

RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 5.-CharIes
E. Shiveley. supreme chancellor Of the
knights of Pythias of the world, to-
day named a military commission to
investigate the charge of partiaIitv
brought against General James r. Car
nahan, head Of the uniform rank. The
charges were made in connection with
the awards in the drill contests at the
biennial convention of the order at
Louisville last August. The commits
sion will meet at Indianapolis on No
vember 15.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
.oId cantain RnT- Hurt.

WtViam Dietericksen an old employe Of the
sh.pon-ners' and Merchants Towboat com
rsny. met with an accident yesterday morn
ing on Nsllejo-street wharf which viii prob
ably prove fatal The old skipper has been
acting night watchman OF the tug Office he
was IN the dork when newspaper mail
wagon came down 10 the pier. Captain Bll,
as was his habit. climbed into the wagon 70
help load the bundles Cf papers into an await
inr launch The horse started suddenly and ne
was thrown violently 10 the ground His skuIi
was fractured and De sustained other severe IN
iuries he taken 70 the hdrbof HOS
pital He is not expected TO live.
For ff1y years old Captain BIZ has been
known 10 nearly every sea captain who has
come into this herbor He was born in Den
mark S3 years ago. he hated the English
hecause cf Nelson's defeat Of the Danish
fleet He came 10 this country and was en-
uloyed hv th= Griffith Tug Company. the pre-
decessor Of the ShipOWners' and Merchants
Toubosr Connany in 1888. Old Captain Bill
u-ss a lively towbOat skipper. but in his de
ching wears was kept employed as sort OF
vstchn1su for the company. The old man
vas q a kindly disposition and having no
family he gala much OF his money 10 help
those he had taken a notion 10 assist He
vas very strict IN regard 10 work or men on
Tho TOW boats and would even give the superin-
raudenf of fhe company a dressing down with
his sharp tongue n things did not run
smoothly The officers and men always
hunorcd 'Old Captain Bill and took ms
seedlings with mock humility The KIND Old
man win be missed II his call has come 70
tow out 20 the sh0reless sea
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
FROM SEATTLE
Sails
Steamer.
Destination.
PERSONAL.

DR.. j. F. Curran of Los Angeles is
at the Palace.
Nicholas F. Sargent and wife of
Portland are at the Palace.
Captain Newell of the United States
ship Saturn is at the Occidental
George Rose, the well known book
maker, and his wife arrived from New
York yesterday.
Captain c. F. Shoemaker, who is in
charge of the United States revenue
marine, and Captain j. c. Moore.
chief engineer of the same depart
ment, arrived from Washington yes
terday and are at the California.
Richard Dwyer, the we'll known
turfman, who is to act as starter at
the coming meeting of the New CAL
ifornia Jockey Club arrived with his
wife from the East yesterday. They
are registered at the st. Francis
Percival w. Clement, former presi-
dent of the Rutland and Vermont
Railroad, arrived here yesterday with
his family from the north in a private
car. They are on their way to tbe
Yosemite Valley and will be one of
the last parties to visit that resort this
year
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
PRESSMEN'S GRAND BALL
ATTENDED BY THOUSANDS
Dance Continues Throughout the
Night and Affair Proves a
GnnIl.nl-
Great Success.

About 10000 people coming at DIFF
ferent hours attended the annual
grand BALI of the pressmen. which
was held at Mechanics Pavilion last
night. 1t was not till the morning
that the enjoyable occasion was
were complimented on having the
most successful public dance of the
season. The management was of the
best and unpleasant features were en-
tirely eliminated, though the crowd
was very large.
A goodly sum was realized for the
fund with which provision will be
made for the convention of the Inter-
national Printing Pressmen's and AS
siStants' Union of North America that
is to be held in San Francisco next
year. The following are the members
of the joint committees from the local
unions which carried out the arrange
ments of last nights affair:
Ball committee - James Garrett,
chairman Ed McGenity. George w.
Lampman, George P. Maloney and
Daniel Doggett.
INcCtpllOll u. illl-
lips, chairman; AdOlph Wilkie, An
thony Fay, Robert Davis, Frank Fas-
sler. Harry Barber, F. H. Cough, Will
liam Griswold, John Covaevich, Joe
Walsh, John Denehy. Charles Chase,
William E. Doran, William Fisher, A.
F.. Boyle t. Zingle. W. T. Eager, L. p.
Schuler, James Schoonmaker, J. l..
lockwood, T. J. Dinan, w. II. Eager,
NJ. j. Ryan, H. Borden. Emile Dingle,
l.. Boutes Thomas Mulcahy, J. de
Wise, H. Davis, F. J. Cunningham and
James Cation.
Floor manager, George G. Boisson;
assistants-D. B. Wyllie William Fen
none and William e. Foley.
Floor committees. p. Kane, James
Thomas, George Lovejoy. Robert Los
sius, George Berry. d. Murphy, w. A.
Duffey, Ray Estudillio, c.. A Krist. Ed
die Sullivan, Al Croffort; Harry Good
man, C. A. Pitts, Alfred Borman. Mae
Curran, Mary Estellito, Myrtle Champ
lin, Annie Drolette. Lottie Decasper,
Tessie Maloney. Kitty Daley, Mae Muir
phy Eva Laughlin, Emily Norton, J.
J. Norton, E. H. Herget, Max Gold
man, Dan Beban, w. Johnston, James
Ewers, Joe Morino and Charles
Gracier.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
ALEXANDER BRINGS IN RICH CATCH
"Old Captain Bill" q Character on the
Water Front, Is Fatally Hurt.

one by one the whalers come home
with their game. The NarwhaL Jean
cite and Thrasher. which arrived Fri
DAY. each brought down 10000 pounds
Of bone. oil and skins. but the little
steam Nhaler Alexander. Captain j. A.
Tnton. came in port yesterday from the
Arctic with the prize catch Of the feet.
She has 1900 pounds of bone, $50
pounds Of ivory 1853 white fOXskins. -
red. 81 blue and TWO silver foXskins.
She has 49 martin skins and 81 white
and s brown bearskins. The Alexander
also has 1000 pounds Of bone belonging
TO the whaler Bowhead and 500 caught
by the Kate Smith. These vessels VIII
remain i'm the Arctic this winter
Two sailors Of the Alexander, John
Smith and James Hawkins. deserted
during the spring at Cape Prince u
Wales The vessel was moored TO
cape Of ice and was 250 miles away
from the nearest port. but the two men
concluded TO travel. So one night they
put on al their extra clothes. jumped
on the rocking ice foe and headed
south After suffering great haroshlps
from cold and hunger they arrived al
Nome and Joined the great army OF
penniless men there. The Alexander Is
moored at the head of Union street
vharf and Just astern Of her is the
Narwhal. while next in the line is the
Thrasher Captain Tilton Of the Alex
ander first commanded the Thrasher
and was her skipper for 1--WE successive
years. He then took the Narwhal for
two years. He has been captain Of the
Alexander for three years.
The Narwhal brought down 1000
hounds Of bone for the Bowhead in ad-
dition to the Alexander's 1000 pounds
Since sending these consignments away
the Bowhead has captured three whales
The Alexander's catch viii bring her
owners in over s65. 600