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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
/: IN Jail
ON PERJURY CHARGE
May Also be Prosecuted for.
Bigamy-Served in the
# Union Army,
lBy AssocInted Press.l

Z
KNOXVILLE. TENN, Feb. 225,-Rey.
Benjamin NV. Ashley Is In Jail at New
port, Tenn, on q charge of perjury and.
may also be prosecuted for blgamsy. ASH
Icy is "a minister Of the Christian Church,
and on preliminary hearing has been
bound over to the Federal Court During
the Civil Mar Ashley served in the Union
army and thirty years later became o.
pensloner. In 1868 he married a North
Carolina girl, and lived with her until
1883, when he came to Tennessee and has
since resided in this State In 1855. Y IS
alleged. without having secured q divorce,
he married a Miss Miller at his new
home, When Ashley applied for and res
c,elyed q pension UNDER the act Of 1880. his
first wife applied for hall Of the pension,
II vas then Ashley nlado " fldaytt that
he Was never legally married TO wife No.
A., "A pension examiner investigated the
case with the result that ASHLEY: y in
jail charged with pertuT I; Sss s B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
FAVOR INCREASE IN
SALARY a. D PRESIDENT Ri q
Suggested That Bill be Amend,
ed So as to Give Pension
to Mr.. Cleveland.

(Trom Our Regular Corrcspondentl
WASHINGTON Feb. 25--Attompt Will
he made next week probably to secure
the passage OF the bill introduced by
Representative Maynard. of Virginia. pro-
yading for increasing tho salary of tho
President to 100000. and giving him "
pension of $4,000 n year for life after
his retirement from Office. p, 5s ~
It's develpped that there is little II any
opposition to the bill among Democrats
or Republicans. If,iit Is passed at the
next session, Ar. Roosevelt Will not ben-
GIFT under 1t. as the law forbids an In
crease OF tlic salary of the President dur-
Ing the8lerm for which lie was elected.
1t has been suggested that the bill be
amended SO MS to allow q pension TO
MI. Cleveland, the only living ex-Presi-
dent. 4 ( It is passed II will probably BIO
changed SO as to ALLOW the payment Of
$4,000 u year to the Sage of Prineetou.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
GIRL ! |! SPIRITED i / D AWAY
MAY 81: ABOARD |'|.[| SHIP
Mysterious Disappearance OF
Young Woman in New York
Battles the Police,
Z lnY Assoclated rress.l

f NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--Rarelyt have the
police had to deal with, n more mystic
rlous case OF Disappearance than that OF
Mary Agnes Flynn, a young woman. oH-s
ployed as secretary IN M office III Stone
Street, OF whom not tho slightest trace
has been found since she started from
tho office Mt the usual hour to so to her.
home In Brooklyn, u week ago vest ter
day. q Her round from the office TO the
Wall Street ferry, whero she vas ae-
cl,stnmell to cross to Brooklyn, was only
4 walk of Il few minutes, but carried
her along tho river front, and ono of tho
theories OF the. police Is that she was elth-
er luIed or forciblY carried aboard ono
6of tho sea going vessels lying at the piers.
III is almost absolutely certain that she
never reached the ferry, as n girl friend
who was accustomed TO Join her there
waited for her in vain that evening, Miss
Flynn held a power of attorney TO Sign
checks for he, employer. An 5eXaminl y,
tion OF her accounts showed then, to no
correct. Her last act before leaving \ nc
.offtne was To balance the. bank account
and pay off the employees. She did not,
however, draw her salary, Saying that
sle had sufficient money for her present
needs. sss s .SSs 81 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Brakeman Says Steel
King Offerss H!a 3 a II
liOnat to- University. \
IV|,lRlGINIA.lN'S M,Ul|ST'[ II
RAISE LIk E AIM UNIT
Philanthrophist Sent for Pr tis -
dent and Expressed Great In
terest in School n 8 Re
A strictions Cor corning y Sc
If Funds Alumni
Board to / Ac sS5
fsnreciaI Il 10 L THE Timns. Dispatch.)

tSpeclal TO The, Tunes Dl6 paLch'
NEW ~ Or u Cd. F'rcsl dent q der i
man. OF the II1liversit yl VI lrsinin;s was +:
seen At tlie Hotel Syolcolt sto.nlg htban ID
confirmed hestatet,1en hat Andrew car;
5negle. ph.lanthropistFand steel king. had
agreed 10 donate half q mil lion dollars s
to L he, University OF Virginia:
8t5''Nir.; Carnegie scnt me- q pers oral re,
quest totYislt him at his home here. s said
President Alderman. 88s and upon my ar =
rival on February Sth Icn lledsupon$ him.
He Expressed very great intcrest In the
work our University u is acc emphasizing
and in whar we propose d Ding Il ~ X spent
several hours at Mr.. Carnegie home.
In the course or orr conversation he made
the proposition thu t. he w nld like to- SGT
aside half d million dollara for the Uni
yersitylIof Virginia r he fund ITS to be
I'm charge OF the alumni board and is for
the purpose o recrcating an adequate ell
dowment for tho niversl ty. E his hal
million B dollar contribution. however,
which Mr. Carnegie has greed to- donate,
iii onl " on condition that the University
Sof Virginia Or Its 4 friends shall raise q
similar mount. i,as
q, VI n a edition to this magnificent gift
Mr.. Carnegie also has, presented to II he
University b very beautiful pipe organ for
our auditorium. This was given without
conditions. and orders were in1med ia tely
given forSits 5lnstalla ton. The orga ii will
cost 81, 900. and will he erected Il in he
near future. Il;
here are. no restrictions placed upon
the alumni board as to how \ shall dis-
pose Of the half&mllion8 dollare donat ton.
FItEls5frce To- use the m oncy In any wa
III deems advlsa bic and fol he best "A r.
sterest $of tho Iniyerslty SSs
..$s. Our board has not yet been n q b to
set t0geth her TO ormal IS sac n rs ar
neg ie'g generous offer. but u exp we ~
sshull do SO very S 4 ort aa.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
D|UR|NC.PA7.IH|E7|C SONG
he KILLED HIMSELF NJ: 1
Man in Crowded Theatre Com
mits Suicide Panic Mar &,
rowly Averted.
(By Associat ted Press.

II CHICAGO, Feb, %, Suicide in tho bal
cony Of Il crowded theatre.swas tho method
Of death chosen by an unknown man about
twenty-five years of age, who shot and
killed himself mt tho Chicago Opera n use
this afternoon during q Saudeyllle per,
forrnancc The young man sho himself
in tho head. Death was instanta ll
md the body fe.lGto tho lap OF q woman
occupying an adjoining seat she n 4, y
several other women tainted, but quickly
revived. When the sound Of the shot
vas heard, many women screamed ana .
loft their seats, but ushers soon qnieltlnd
the excited. No one was allowed to Leave
tic balcony. Tho orchestra struck up 9
lively tune. and aided IN aYertlng g
panic. n stI i IA b si Il ,s3, !, q. !,
THE body. was removed to the county
morgue, nothing being found 70 indicate
the Identity of the suicide, The young
man shot himself during the slnging q
q 8pathet ie u song, picturing scenes ~ y
country farm house, llp had listened q. Vt &,
tcntiyely and had upplnuded, At the q 9
encore, he stood up,l he's tated ~ moment Y
and then quickly. draw ~ 4rsYo " ~, shot
himself dead. i5i99 ss' ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
.RE|lN 0FTERRORl
IN.M d 0 i |. |!
8 ~ 53g
Streets Of Township a,l-
Cdsus Glutted With sssI
Murdered p AZ NH
Polish. UPRlSIN 6 .is
BECOMES CRlTIC GAIL
.Beaurocracy in Warsaw \ in State q.
Of Par1ic-T errorists Place
Names Of o Ficials on the &;
Death List Situation s3S
Serious III Other NJ MOI
81 Places. 81

Especial cable to Tie Times n patch.S,
Copyrigh i, "A 19o5.) IN |ss5
WARS yN ,8 Feb. - he syst r,atius
picking Soffs by& the terrorist organ zat!o,i 4
ofsthe officials responsible or the recent
Of workmen in the streets IS scaus;-ss
ing panic among the Sblire oy.,s
Prince And onil1off who has been as.
5sasslnatcd. was on the tea th lists&
which has been pared by the " terror
lists.
Prince 4vasil tel,ykoff 4 an other ficersoe
the guards. 81 Is N o. 2 OIL the LIST.
Count Priezdrle who AS rs u has
fled but the terrorsts say y. they W.
Strac him to corne1
cleneral commaln1d e n
the troops during the recent iots, !sF y ~
son the list, Baron ken chief
iof poll ce.8 Is S4
These now when ,tls
surrounded BY Cossacks S and preeede ed BbyS
3Vede tics, who gscour Ri the stree through
which they intend pa Notwt a 81
standing these pei
slleyos. that the men Srnarke ed for death
tho tcrrorists will be III He'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
i.CtB]:,ySAlss ted Prcss.)
~ s.ss

sTsLNIlHETC CHI EN-, g IN he " apal n Is
Is attack on Bercsneff ELL DEVELOPED PED
into an ncounterS OF tho most san san
nature. n no Japanese, pressirl forward
III bayonet charge, ceived u,
spyroxylins hand grenades ore { llown
lip by buried mine, and 7 he e apalnae 's
guns, which took y itlons no 20
support the adYn nee We're 81 :
time and beat ten a back .3s$5s he Y Japatese
came onSwith great er resoluti ion, oyyeve .
ana the Russians finally elded he MI
II, face q & great superior nunbe ans a
2determlned Series OF g tin ks, icllScon.--
%tinued nigh and h q lie paa Az. On
Friday at tacke{ I'LL opppsl zentl
but M Hrea AASss;
News has just been rcce lYed here n at the
y Japanes rene ed h the a tuck on Izenti
Pass$to-night. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
iTOOIOlD iT|i'...0|||.1L.'||'V||.||::.,
KILLED |. ] !: !. himself NJ
Confederate Veteran, Aged1. III 4,
Reads Statement y#Dr. Oslerr
and Ends His Life.
MAN. Of orr i oUND DEAD .
Had Clipping sof Same Articles Y: LES
sill His ocke Ma; All Have IL; #
F allen From Car. ss5 Si3
MAN Of FOR 0UND . 4 DEAD I: J
Iad clipping Of Same Articles
ny Asso:,o t,lnlted d Press
!. N /, Il 4.

100
"a BATTING RE, a NJ [. III Feb. 225 ZAP aln.
William s. .Winder Conf vet era an
aged seyenty-one yea lot and llle s'1t
s4hin,selfsin hlsShom,e hero sto-day Among
Ills papers was found 81 q the the
addre 81 81 illian osler the
Johns III, lwl'ie rofer-
tl'es nsel 81 lae
over forty
Captain Na y bac selor
had led AZ retired and lonely life
years. Ills sight had t'cally failed
and recently, he had suffered from lnso IN
rla Captain sNinder was born In Smith
vile, He was g ao,ls$ Of General lfll5
johns III Winder, Of the United States ties
army, and Sdescenda Of Gen sral " inder,
Who commanded g a division OF Omitted
States troops at the battle OF Bladens-
burg. I'LL ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
y CAUCASUS SETTLING.
Project Of Police and Several
Leading Merchants !, A y sass 3l5
\ nated-Turkss Murdered.
.lRY Associated Press.>

y CONSTANTlNOPIiI1. Feb, g. ADV vices
from Batouma says tho prefeet OF .poilces
and several leading merchants g g I tllAt@
citvI have been assassinated and II mum.
hers Of Ottoman subjects have been mus
dered by Georgian strikers The Porte
has drawn the attention of the Russian
embassy to tho situation and the latter
has promised the necessary proottectl on
manifestos in favor Q g 9
republic arc being circulated broadcast
N Batoum. Tho movement Is not COLI
fined to the city workers. but has many \
adherents among the peasants ana ag-
rlculturnl classes. who claim a that my u
nd owners ara treating them as !erfs.
ME whole OF the CAUCASUS Is said to he
secthipg with disatfectlon. III 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Another Cajse?
lffBys Assoc.uted \ Press, }

(By3I ASSOC .nted Pfesa Y
NEW y Il, Fen. %. = he Il isless sbOdy
Of CAMEL II NJ Ills. Jr, press agent for
Keith's Theatre, In this city, WAS found
lying on$the tracks OF the Brookis'n fapi'Iil
Transit Company, in Brooklyn. today.
1T AZ believed no fell from ~ ear wa lc
rounding a curve. IIe hud bceli n spGr1-
ti,,s writer. on y the PHILADELPHIA Times
ns,l ether papers FOR a number years.
Mills was forty yea IS old. In lis poc hcls
wore found ~ 1lumbe OF cl!pplhg rs IRON
1,cvsnapcrs Of articles utout the theory
q Di. William Osler Of Baltimore. That
a ma il, reached the height oG his creative
usefulness when forty years old. IA n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
MANY KllLlED.
One Hundred People lp'ls
Meet Death at Balll-T'he
Situation Bad. is3
INV Associated Press,l

,rIPLls, C.AUcAslA, Feb. aa5.--Detaila
of the recent street lighting at Baka SHOW
that thirty-iiye persons We're killed 9p
STnllnwing day tina racial bitterness bs-
tween tho MussulrnapS and Armenlatss
reached a climax, Street murders we're
incessant and hrlhg lasted AL day lons,
Altogether u hupdred people were Killed
or wounded. Bazaprs and Shops Me NV
.plundered, and as tho garrison Was lna paw,
lsanate, d reinforcement OF five battallogs
OF Infantry, with artillery. and two saua
rops OF cossacks had to be- Salisst. ~
Further disturbances occurred FabrnaRy
aod The residences OF the wsalt hest iiis 4
habitants were piundered and hufned, me
Governor traYersed all quarters OF IT,
City, sxhortiny the people 30 txsAss aoss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
GOODWIN WILL is
SUSTAINED BY COURT
7 IN 2! - - = lljsi
1px A ssls,ocinted }. prnss.l

N,ASIIVILLIy TENN, 3 i Feb. IS 2255.-Tll he
Court of Appeals to-day decided the ia
NOUS Goodwin will case, by which the
Goodwin Institute at Melnphis,Swill set
about five hundred thousand dollars. #
w. A. Goodwin, u Nashville capitalist,
formerly of Memphis, decreed In his will
that at his Widows death tho bulk OF
his estate should go to tho 5foundlngs OF
tho Goodwin Institute, at Memphis, iii
memory OF their dead children. The rel
ativest OF Mr.. Goodwin after death, sought
to break the Will, and q distribution Of
tho estate, To-day s. decision sustains the
will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
THREATEN IT BURN &. so
NEGRO AT STAKE
fByt Associated Prcss.)


}MONTG OAtERY, ALA. Feb 25,--A spe-l
clal Sto& tho Journal from Huntsville, A la,,
says that Richard Young, a negro su s.
pected OF the murder OF Miss Belle B!oo i
wurtl,, of Decatur, was captured at
today, and there is great ex-
element among the citizens there
Threats have been made to burn the me-
gro at tho stake. The Governor has been
rotifIed, and may call out troops. y Young,
for whom a reward Of 81. geo had been
offered, made q desperate resist nce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
dunno FOR MAYOR; J.
PEOPLE48V S. WALL STREET

45C,HICAGO, Feb hi 81 -Judg &c Edward L.
Dunne OF the Circuit Court, was ui1ani-
mously nominated By tho Democratic City
Convention to-day as candidate for ma y or
OF Chicago. The party platform adopted
by the convention declares the Issue to
bc whether .'the expressed Will OF 8our
or the Interests OF "a j
Street syndica tc''S shall direct public poll
cy regarding L he ownership and control
OF tho city streets for traction purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
EDWARD COOPER, ONCE
N MAYOR NEW york; DEAD
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Associated Press.
Il NEW y DIRK, Feb. p. --lEdward Cooper,
former mayor Of the city Of New York,
died atShis home In Washington SQUARE,
today Of a stroke OF apoplcxy. Mr. Coop
er was thee only son&of Philanthropist
Peter Cooper. founder Of Cooper Institute
He was born in New ork in lS2i. i ana
early IN life became a prominent figure
In the Democratic party. He took an
active part In the overthrow of the Tweed
ring, and was elected mayor Of New y or ork
In 1910 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Stable Burns.

< sWARRENTON, Va, Feb. 2s,--The
stable of Blair Johnson. n Well known
horse man. living near New Baltimore
burned this morning, the stock and tarm7
Ing implements were saved. The loss
Is covered i by insurance, IA 81 5'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
BLOODY FIGHT At
BERE.S' !! | ! |. / Il. HILL i.
Heavy Losses on Both Sides Sides;
q Follow Japanese Attack 4faAI';-.s
ton in Center B egi1s. 5Ss
SMALL HOPE For PEACE c E. NOW I: y
\ Japanese Minister Declares e 7 2;
phatically That N l:t;'a Dc | Has
III NJ ade N . @Ovcrttlres.
Z, =

tBy Associated Press.) vi e y.
NIUKDEN, Feb. " q, n action in the The
center opened $3.50 this morning With g
siege guns. The firing q field guns con
tinued throughout the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
NO HOPE FOR PEACE.
ID

(By3 Associated Press.) Is III
II ASHINCtTON. Feb, 25,--Japar through
her minister at WashnIton, kogoro TAX
ahara has catcgoricallyi3and absolutely.
denied all rumors and reports that she
Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Committees Named.

Hon. ~ Thompson Brown, Of Bedford,
the secretary of the Convent ion Associa-
ton, was not present al the conference
last night presumably on count Of the
recent fire at Blacksblirg, he being the
chairman Of the Board of Directo OF tho
". P. !. {.3sS4 s3s 81 ,f3f
The committees named by Chairman
Stuart arc as follows:
On PROG essrs, iunton Chair
man 4 Hamilton md Ingram. s. +,
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES srs. Meredith CHAIR
man. Fairfax and Eggleston, ll st
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Allen CHAIR
NAM, James W. Gordon and Pollard N
On Receipt lon NJ essrs, lse clairman),
William a, Anderson, y Mcllwaine, Greg
ory,5 Carter Q Flaherty, NYaddill,, r. u.
Gordon and Lindsay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

.|N|AIK'||v.G||||R|.[|..l'D|||Y'|.E||0'|R|'|''..'
AGREA|||l|' Reunion RI: On
Arrang crnel1ts Being: Elm Perfected
for titutiona al Con- Cor 35l
B. yention BANG Jet s.l
MAN Brill liant SPEECHES z E Z ! L.
Covers f. be- Laid AID. fl, tor One One
hundred and lls].. Fifty l'ift n
Guests. All
MANN BRlLLlANT. SPEECHES {. & I E 5

The first annual reunion and banquet
;of tho surveyors sof the recent Constiti + !;
tlona N Convention which will be held ut at
tho Masonic Temple on the evening s1o
March 18th, promises to be ono g 81 u. the
most brilliant and fairs VT
messed III the cit lr, many yca
al chairns enry 81 The Gor;s
VENT 81 tioh ma med his COM
imttees.s and last nigh he held $Sa con-
terence with the Commit Pro-
gralnmo and Invitation. and dispos OF q -
GOOD many matters relating to the meets
Ing . "a NJ IA e. III III
IN While the list Of speakers has been
practically made up, the names Will mot
bes given out for the preseh thought two
OF them will be Governor NJ ont agues and nd
Mayor Mccarthy. Notices will d be & sent
out ut once to hose who are expected ito
respond, X 3 N a
IA Great Gathering.
The list embraces fasnumbers of the most
distinguished members Of the bod It IS. IS
expected that d t least seventy 4 i've cons
ycrtionF mem bers Will attend, and pro-
vision will be, made for at least seventy
five Invited guests. coming largely rom
among tho Richmond gentlemen who ten
'dered the convention a. banquet IN the
same hall three years 50. SO.
Arrangements r4the banquet have been
practically completed and they include
elaborate decorati tons. and a musical pro
gramn,e Replies are coming in rapidly
from members OF I he convention ind cat-
Ing their purpose to be present. and ! t
looks as 1.-THE affair Will he a. great sue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Continued On second Pags'a
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
TWO IN
WhitehOrse and Columbian
 in From Dawson

whitehorse, June 22-The White horse arrived st lO:So p m. yesterday with g passengers and e tons Of freight, The Columbian arrived at 4;3O p, m.
 The Casca sailed for Dawson at 6;SO D. m. with ls4 tons Of freight and 5 pas sengers. She was at Lower Labarge at 10 a. m.
 The Selkirk, going down stream, was at Selwyu at am, The Victorian is in Dawson.
 Coming up stream, the Dawson was at Selwyn at sam, the Canadian at Stewart at 10 p. m.
 The whitehorse will sail tonight and and the Columbian some time tomor- row with the barge Pelly in tow.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
Have You a CougE1

A desc of Bsllsrd's HorehounA Syru- will relieve U. Have you cold A dose of Heroine at bed time and tue queut small doses of HorehOuud Syrup during the day will remove iL Try it for whoOpiug cough, for asthma, for con sumption, for bronchitis Mrs, Joe Nc Gra,h, Sa7 k. Ist street, Hutchisou, Kan., writes: "I have used Ballard s Horehouud Syrup iu my family Tor s yestS, and find 1t the best and most pal atsble medicine I ev,r used.' 25c, soc, sI.OG Sold by Kelly Drug Company,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
APPEARING OLD

Acts ss . Bar to Profitable Employ
 ment.
 You cannot afford to grow old. In these days of strenuous competition 1t Is necessary to maintain, as long as possible ones youthful appearance, IL Is impossible to do this without re- tainlng a luxurious growth ot hair. The presence of Dandrur indicates the presence Of a borrowing gcrm which lives and thrives on the roots or tho hair untR it causes total badness. Newbro's Herpicide Is the only known destroyer of this pest. and it Is as eNec- tive as it Is delightful Co use
 Herpiclde makes an elegant hair dress lng as well as Dandruf cure
 Accept no suhstitute-there Is none. Sold by leading druggists Send loc. In stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich.
 Win. Britt, Special Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
NEW ONE
Lieut.. HOggstt Ba"ked for GOyernOrship

A Washington dispatch in Juneau paper says:
 "It is now claimed that W. B. Hog gatt, of Juneau, has developed consid- erable str ength as s candidate for the Rvernorship of Alaska and that In case tI 4 apartment of the interior insists onN change that he will probably be named by the president. Supporting Hpggatt is the Indiana delegation to congress and several influential New York and Alaska men"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
For Sale at a Bars ain.

Ou account of departure, | VII sell my household furniture at private sale to suit purchasers. Goods consisting Ot following, in hrst class condition: rose wood New York Arjou piano, | double oak bedSte5d and center brace springs, wool top mattresses, l eurled hair mattress, | moss mattress, cane bottom chairs, sewing machine all complete; l walnut center table, dining table, kitchen cabinet table, parlor lounge, carpets, crOcFery, glass ware and pictures, etc. etc.
 Mrs. \. ]. Cohen, First house west of Broadway, Sth ave,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
GOES. DOWN
Godfrey Chealander Off for
 Nome

Alter visiting Fairbanks, Rampant and other points In the Alaskan inter for, Godfrey Chealander, special worlds fair commissioner, left Rampant for St. and Nome late in May. At Rampant he reported that he had met with great encouragement at all points he visited. There will be large eX' hiblt, he says, from Fairbanks, Cinema and Rampant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
ALI MUST HAVE
 PETITION SIGNED

Under a recent ruling of Judge Gun uisOn it is necessary for each person who Is an applicant for a license to fle with the court a petition, signed by a majority Of the residents over IS years of age, conseuting tO the sale of iutOxi- eating liquors in the town by the Sppli- can't Seven petitions are in circulation for applicants in SkagwSy. The Sppll- eants are: Bloom S Korach, John L, Gage X Co, Lee Guthrie, J. G Smith, Herman Grimm, J. F. Anderson and A. Reinert.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22

In the matter of fixing the special July, 1905 term of this court st ORDER Skagsay, Alaska. Aud now upon consideration it Is or dered that a special term of the above court be held at Skagway, Alaska, com mencing on July 24th, 1905, at 2 o'clock p. m-
 And lt further ordered that this or der be published in the Daily Alaskan, . newspaper published at skAgway, Alaska, for thirty days prior to the holding of said term,
 Done in Chambers this l7th day of June, 1905.
 ROYAL A, GUNNISON,
 Judge. First publication June 20, 1905
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
Electric M...as. rr..,-.u,

The Principal Barber shop has co cured the great Carpenter Vibrator and is prepared to give the best elec' tric massage trratmsnt that ever has been devised. They are an absolute cure fot headache, rheumatism and other disorders, improve the eircula' tion and give nervous strength. We have private rooms for ladies. Princi' pal Barber shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-22
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Seattle Arrives Ahead of
 Time

The City of Seattle arrived at one o'clock this morning with 64 passengers and more than 250 tons of freight and livestock. The freight was discharged d today and the ship win leave for the south at 6 o'clock this evening with a good passenger list;