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The statesman., 1905-07-21
NiagTa Movement

A national conference of colored
men called by Plof. W. E. B. DuBoi
Of Atlanta, Ga, author OF the Souls
Of Black Folk," with representatives
present from fourteen ststssc onvened
in Buffalo last week. A national or.
ganization was formed called The
Niagara Movement" with a General
Secretary, General Treasurer, E1ecu-
tive Committee composed OF State
Secretaries, who are in turn the heads
Of State Committees
Various lines of work for the vel.
fare Of the colored people were
mapped out aud national committees
were selected for each line of endeay-
or. A short platform was adopted
espousing the principles Of equal ed
ucation, civil economic and political
opportunities and rights, end adyo-
eating freedom Of criticism, opposi.
iioa TO subsidized race press, and a
united effort to realize these ideals
under a wise, pure and courageous
leadership. Prof. Dubois was elected
General Secretary and George II.
jackson, Esq Of Cincinnati, 1'reasur.
er.
In a lengthy address to the country
the meeting set forth the rights Of
Negro citizens appealing to the sense
Of fair play Of the Americas people
aud 10 their reason for a chance for
the black man to show what he can
DO. 10 concluding il called upon the
Negro himself to do his whos duty
thus:
The duty to vote.
The duty to respect the rights Of
others.
The duty TO work.
The duty to obey the laws.
The duty to be clean aud orderly
The duty to send our children to
school.
The duty to respect ourselves, even
as we respect others.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
The Loviu7 Dead.

u
We hold our sacred dead 8lmnf
we put them by like ueaSureV old
80 more Tor them or hearth or iort
But marrow dwellings lone gd cold
The dear warm hearts that fcil asleep
Why ahpn them iu out secret thought.
WHY ever az a distance keep
As n some change were In then
wrought
They cease not from their constant love.
They are rot strange and Ear away;
Their presenceg about as move
Closer than prescncus of clay,
Hos 90 must TiCvc them whsn they
come
Heart close, and find no welcome there,
or whisper love. and find us dumb.
Forgcuul hcdged with seryily carc'
oh. lrt rs hold our dear ones close
Closer aud closer. when they move
Beyond the aoI' For no one knows
The prrcigusurss Of human I0ye'
James Buckham
The statesman., 1905-07-21
POOR SMITH SAVED HfR.
Wilson's Very Neat Way Of Escaping
Curtain Lccture.

Wilson came home very late from
sae club one night and found Mrs.
Wilson sitting up for him. and she
seemed inclined to administer 'Mrs-
Ssudle lecture" Before she could
open fire, however, Wilson dropped
into a seat, buried his head in his
Lands, and began to sigh heavily. ut
tering such exclamations as Poor
smith! My poor, dear old friend! Tut,
tut It's too badl Poor old fellow!"
Mrs. Wilson's curiosity was arous-
ed, and she said, sharply, What on
earth are you going on like that for?
What's the matter with Mr.. Smith,"
"oh, poor old Smith! oh. dear,
The statesman., 1905-07-21
TUsKEGEE INSTITUTE.

The Postgraduate Normal Course
OF the Tuskegee Normal and indus.
trial Institute will be extended to two
years beginning with the opening Of
the next school term, September II,
1905, aud will comprise much
broader scope of work than hereto
fore. Work will be offered for three
classes of students in this depart.
ment; First, students whose int, rests
are purely industrial, second, stu
dents whose Interests are primarily in
The statesman., 1905-07-21
Nlne.Pound Potato.

Greeley, Colo, claims the largest
potato raised in the Centennial State
this year. The tuber for which the
championship is claimed weighs
eine pounds and was sent to the ey.
position at st Louis Roy Smith o,
ncnucse, Cello. has FIVE pots:oeS
whose combined weight is twenty.twr
Sounds
The statesman., 1905-07-21

All the world loves lover. but
there are few who delight in buying
Wedding present for him.-Bsltinore
American.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
The eoddess From the MaehInc.

Singing for phonograph seems to be
as bigh.paid musical exercise as there
is. A phonograph company has offered
a prima donna. who sings at the Met.
ropolitau opera house this winter. sI4.
600 for four songs That is. 5000 as
soon as the songs are sung, and s.. 900
a year for four years as a reward for
not singing into any other machine.
Great and many are the means Of in.
come OF a goddess OF grand opera.
She could live splendidly on what abe
can &c, for using a pill a perfume. a
piano. or phonograph.-with the
Procession Eyerybody's Magazine.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
DEPART MENTS

Normal, Normal Preparatory, Agricultural, Indus
trial, Business, Music and Military Science,
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
LIKES PROSPECT AT
 FAILS CREEE MINES

Good enough to invite development york;" i, the verdict on the Falls creek quartz discoveries, of l.. F.. Shaw. who came Go Seward on the Corwin. Nr. Shaw is interested in the Skene and Lechror properties with H.. A. mgaIs, who took a bond on them Inst month. Since then four men have been working under the direction of skcnc, and Lcchner running a tunnel on the lead
 lh. Shaw came from Nome where he has been engaged for several year, in newspaper work and mining. He will spend the w,cl, in Seward and may remain here permanently if he likes the region as well as he thinks he will from what he has seen in a few days. He went to Falls creek the day after his arrival in Seward and on his re- turn he said:
 "The Falls Creek claims look good to me. Of course all you can say of any mdcycloped mine is that it k a prospect. This property is certainly very promising and it gets better as the men go in farther. The pay streak is widening as the tunnel goes farther into the hill. We will follow it until we get results or decide that there is no mine there. A man can afford to work a prospect hole where he gets such rock as this.'
 Then Mr. Shaw held up chunk of quartz in which gold specks could easily be seen with the naked eye. Numerous similar specimens have been displayed in town before by the Falls creek claim owners
 NIr. Shaw is an old acquaintance of Skene, Lechner and Armstrong, who own the claims on which ngauS and Shaw have taken a bond. He was with them in Siberia in the Rosene mining exploration party in 1903. When they made the Falls creek locations in July they wrote to him at once for assistance in developing the property. As a re- suit Mir. Ingalls, came down and took a bond on the property, and Mr. Shaw has followed.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
TO EXPLOIT NEW LATOUCHE MINE British Capital Takes Bond and Will Bore 500-FOOt Tunnel to
 Reach Vein.

Another big copper mine will be in operation at Luroucho in another year if the driving of a 500-root tunnel into the hin back of Bcatson's mine pro- duccs the results which all the mining men who have looked at it expect. This hill has been described as a noun. tain of copper ore by several experts who have examined it.
 The property was located several years ago by pro,pector named AXcl Linn, who took in as partner the fore man of Bcat,on', mine, who furnished him little money and he did enough development work Co show the poSsi- bilities of the hil' Lately the prop erty was bonded to a representative of British capital, and a tunnel will be bored this winter by a dozen men with machinery.
 The work will be inaugwatoj under the direction of Henry B. Eacdick, a California mining expert, who came to Seward on the Portland to cable 10 the men who are furnishing the capt- uI. He had just spent several weeks at Latouch. and will go back there as soon a, he hears from Jhe east, to get the tunnel boring Giu'g under way. Mr.. Eaedlc'l is very confident O. rc- suits, although he is caution, about his statements. lie said:
 "Ir !, something ofan oEaggcration .o call rhc hin a mountain Of ore. A mountain of metallic copper would bear rH, copper market. and would supply the world Dor quite a while. Tui, mountain ,nor quite 50 rich as that. but the work already done has developed an ore vein forty feet wide with am excellent showing O. low grade copper. Beau,m ha, a wonderful mine and this property ], on rhe same lead. There i, no aouh, in my mind but it will prove a great mine
 ,'Nc do not expect to take ore out of .h. tunnel. We are running it into cro,,--oction the vein. and if we strike what am looking Dur w. w,l.pu in machinery to work itou large scoIe.'
 A.u. Naedick wa, here last summer and made am extensive examination of copper propertic, around Prince Will
 nm Sound, aujofgoLd deposits on Cook Inlet. II. wa, tavon0o.y impressed .'th the hydraulic and dredging pos
 abilities octhe JnIorrcgion md intends
 |. make farther investigations next year.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
INLET MAILS 10
 60 OVER TRAIL
Carrier Will Start Twice a Month After Arrival of Excelsior
 and Santa Ana.

With the arrival of the Excelsior the overland mail schedule will go into oi- feet To Sunrise and Hope. Anton Eide has the contract but Fred HaefS will carry the mail. It will go twice a month, following the arrival of the EX- celsior and the santa Ana, about the llth and 2Gth of each month until the end of March, Last winter the mail went only once a month.
 Chief Clerk Flames has not been able so far to induce anyone 10 take the route 10 Tyoonok, by way of KniE. This was to have been a monthly mail. but the bids for carrying it were all ,o high that when Mr.. Flames was here carly i'm October he was obliged to re- fcct them, knowing that the depart ment would di,allow them,
 It seems probable that residents of the north side of the Arm will have to to get their mail at Sunrise and Hope by sending 8 carrier there as they have done heretofore. This k easy for those just across the Inlet but points at a considerable distance, such as Tyoouok, will get their mail semi occasionally.
 Frank Watson brought word from Sunrise last night that the Inlet steamer, were going out of business .or the winter. The Tyontc had just started back 10 Sc1dovia for the last time, and Capt. Blodgsu had an- uounccd when she left that port that The trip would be- her last. He was closing up his estate at Seidoyia, pre- rartory To going out for the winter.
 Although there iS mol a sign of ice in the Inlet yet, experience ha, taught the old timers that the e>uarics are liable to freeze mp in d night al any time after the first of November, sutli- cicntly 10 hold boat, and the owners will not take chances. Ou the other hand the Inlet is sometimes open all winter.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
so SHY WINTER

Once more the Gateway takes pleas ur. in advertising the advantages of N.nai peninsula as a winter resort. Nor far from lue middle of November h. ground f., r.r from frost on an the nuauU, adjoining tHrwatcr, even at ..u u.aGo. Cook Inlet, which is sixty miles from rne open ocean 30, the crow Ties. \ little -u.w h., uIu upon the hills intervening ou tn. railroad line ..-wo.u Seward aU ,n. Inlet, but tt .a, disappeared aud uo interference with work has u.ou caused tor 30 day ny adyog,, weather conditions.
 Thumn who .m, directing con,,ruc- ion m. Alaska Central railway are mostly from .h. region of ,ha Great Lakes. and .ora m...h they have nocu .uum.us .or ru. snow and cold which ..e Gu.u ro e.... ".. weather -"
 uu- ...m sue. .- s.... taaar'nr-
 Iu... Sou" ... ... ,..-. 0. oru- n.t this r.m.. g.w. .H. Angeles -..... times .-e.#.mH......UD U De.ow-
 .... -.#.. .- ... -o .ar this ...
 "u. ".-.. ~.w. ma. ..~.waro has .m. work .1 u..u.. ..a. r.w.u o.- .u..- .. ........ -...... ..m from his .. ..... .r ... days ... ..-- 0N. E.....r ...... Tin. ."N"E has ...... .... below t. l. r.. daytime.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

The dock office has been rearranged so that the counter extends entirely across the room. Employees enter by the old door, occupying the end of the room formerly used by the public, and the public entrance is by a new door at the other end.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
A QUEER EXPERIMENT

M......- .a 1T. N"... .-.r...E" .#.. w.... is .... . u... u
 .. .n.a,.. .o u...... 8 dolce .... II. l...r.-,. .. - -... .a.r...y u...-. .. sen. him g. ....r wit. credentials on which .. Wi" n.-. I.- ... . 8 seat. or ...r... -I. ca....... wi. .r,uw. s-..f.. powers 1T. ..| n. election ... voter, 0. .... ".... course ..- rather fmr
 wI. 0m..ro oE r.. ..........r. religion. .r.- follower, r... '... ha. the .M n.-,.--od hva grain O. w.-tar. ..u.r could rw.s. mountains. r a-tf .he o.......- ara. Seattle r..rror have u..u swallowing mu-- .u seed, and absorbing ta..rN...u.-. ..u -ua ,. mn cnm.... uu rules O. ... ...-. %. Representatives would h.
 u..ou Go laugh at whowou.d uaa a seat a, doIogaro from Alaska .r.. ha,t, of credentials furnished .. inc Seattle convention.
 ... Alaska convention -...r.gU. as
 ..u, D. voiclu- ra. claims of ta.
 .rary ro better recognition from .-.-,. uu. itl attempts to send a ...-autotnecap.uI rner.-u.t wiLlas ..uu-r.u- I0 contemplate.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
Total. .Sl2, ,537,2 2

Imports of copper in 1901 amounted to less than 39,OOO,OOO,OOO pounds, while our exports amounted to nearly ten times that amount, or 3S3, ,252, 675 pounds. Domestic production increased over the previous year by 1l4,OOO,OOO pounds, while the export trade in- creased ll7l45,2 ,293 pounds.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
WORLDS COPPER OUTPUT
Production in 1904 Reached Total
 of SIP, 2,537,267 Pounds

The worlds production of copper in 1904, according to official figures. amounted 10 l,29&9lS,0SO pounds, of which the United States produced Sl2,537267 pounds, OF about G5 per cent. The sources of the production in this country were as follows:
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
WORLD TOBACCO STATISTICS
United States Leads in Total Con-
 sumption of the Weed

The following table, prepared by the department of commerce and labor, shows the total and per capita con sumption of tobacco in the principal countries during the most recent avail able year, as follows:
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
ARCTIC WHALERS
 nTPVaT[D SAIE
By C.bIe to the Daily Gateway

by Nah'e 70 lts Dally NdIN"aN
 Washington, D. C.. Nov. f Advicc, from the north state that the im- pri,onoj whaling vessel, are safe at the mouth of the Mackenzie rive" and mo relief expedition will be necessary. Sufficient supp'ie, for all are at the post, on Hcr-chol island and along the Mackenzie river.
 The new, of the arrival of the fleet at the Mackenzie was brought Up the river by members of the crews to the nearest post on the Canadian tcIc-
 graph line.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

Murderer Aua"w- -ag.. '.. teo.
 mni am awluI.o. of expense D.. n.u- hi, G.. m a., lady friend . himself. bu if, am easy guess that b. made the na..cnmi-h,y sore by ....u- them Of add.,.ona, glory.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

The scrap between Tummuny and willie Hearst may no. be 0. any value t. Ecw York bu, tr !, entertaining Co ia. rest of the world.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

The American people appear Co he ..rtNartng the hani. o0 voting as they
 ease. and O. switching often enough [ wakep0'iric, interesting.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

Mayor Dnnc'S administration seems rot to have added any strength 10 Chi ..go Democracy
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

If che cable Co Japan is In good work ing order Mr. Bryan will explain elec- ou results fully in day OF two.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

Mark Hanna must have turned over ]. hi, grave when the returns came in from Ohio.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

Philadelphia has slept longer than j,.n Van Wrinkle lou, she walked up with a start.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

The Alaska politicians in Seattle win now cough for attention.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

That industrious luborer, Abe Ruef umaged to pull Schmitz through again . Frisco.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

san Domingo has started another minstrel show.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11
Steamship Company
 CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS

STEAMSHIPS OPERATED Victoria Tacoma Clara Ana, Excelsior, Dora, Barbara Icnscr STEAMERS Kayak, Valdez, Seward Inlet Uuaasa Exclusive O x. r. Siberian Express Steamer "SANTA CLARA" thereafter Str EXCELSIOR Leaves Seattle M of each month Same trip Santa connecting Seoym with S S Neptune returning leaves o Steamship each month Juneau.
  doya with Neptune for all Cook Inlet returning leaves Seward lst of each month. Str of Cnaa,a. HarIor, and all points, returning. leave, about Ihh each month
 transportation, berth reservations. freight call on S. ?. BROWN Agl. Pier NJ. l. Seward. Alaska F. TRoWRROGE. E.
 SEATTLE, WASH
 SEATTLE
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

FOR SALE OR LEASE: lot l5, block 10, between Brown x Hawkins and bakery; C. B: Cave, General Delivey, Seattle.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
ACADEMY.
"A Rocky Road to Dublin" Finds an
Appreciative Audience.

"a Rocky Road to Dublin" a play
abounding in the conventionalities of
Irish stage life interspersed with Irish
melodies love and music. is the offering
at the Academy this week. The play
is free from the usual rough and tumble
business, and, with just enough of COM
edy, was highly appreciated by large
audience last night.
Barney Gilmore. as Robert Daley,
with his rich Irish brogue and OFF,
handed in manner. was roundly ap-
plauded at the end of each act Militia
Shirley. as Bernandine Ferguson, hls
sweetheart, was pleasing TO the eye and
In her acting as well. Frank Lavaine as
William Masterson, American mine op-
orator and mayor of Waila Walla; VIII
Lang as Phillip Ferguson. the heroine's
wayward brother. and George Hassell.
a London promoter; John D. Griffin. a
jaunting car driver: Isis Maynard as
Mrs. Henry Clifford from Boston. and
Virginia Munly as Nellie Corey played
their respective roles with marked
effect
Emily Green as Mollie Moran, and
Patrick Touhey as Patsy Burk furnish
ed the droll features of the perform
ance
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
Piles IL Years
Terrible Case Cured Painlessly Will
Only One Treatment Of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Free Package in Plain Wrapper Mailed
to Everyone Who Writes.

II have been terrible sufferer of piles
for fourteen QD years. and during all
this time you can have an idea Of how
many kinds of medicine l tried But
found no relief whatever. / felt there
must be something that could cure me
without having to undergo an operation
which might kill me
Now, after trying but one treatment
of your Pyramids, am free. free to
tell all sufferers Of this dreadful disease
to try this medicine-the Pyramid Pile
Cure II will cure when all others fail.
Sincerely yours. George Braneigh,
Schellburg. Pa"
Anyone suffering from the terrible tor
ture, burning and itching OF piles. will
send out free. at our own. expense in
plain sealed package, to everyone send
ing name and address,
Surgical operations for piles is suicide
cruel unnecessary and rarely a perma-
nent success. Here you can get a treat
ment that is quick. easy to apply and
inexpensive. and free from the publicity
and humiliation you suffer by doctors
examination
Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the
form of easy to use" suppositories.
The coming OF q cure is felt the mo-
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Send your name and address at once
TO Pyramid Drug Co., 1854 Pyramid
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you free, in plain, sealed wrapper.
After seeing for yourself what 1t can
do. you can get regular. full-size pack
age of Pyramid Pile Cure from any
druggist at 80 cents each. or, on receipt
OF price. We will mail you same our
selves IL he should not have it.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
LAFAYETTE.
Billy B. Van the Whole Show in "The
Errand Bow

Fat people should avoid the LAFAYETTE
this week, for the initial performance Of
Billy B. Van, in The Errand Boy,
last night, caused peal after. peal of
laughter for over two hours Billy Van.
as was to have been expected, was very
nearly the whole show, though his work
was well supplemented by a pretty, but
not very tuneful chorus
Billy, as Patsy Bolivar, is engaged as
general utility man for stranded
opera company, headed by Gcorgiana
Bird, who finds the angel in the Wiz
lage groceryman. who also owns the
opera house: Patsy falls in love with the
tracked by a female detective who
thinks she has found in him an heir to
a fortune. In a whirlwind of canned
goods. bread. buckets, ham, etc. PATSY
makes dash for liberty and is in
trenched behind the groceryman's empty
shelves as the curtain falls.
Inc Errand Boy. will be a popular
grotesque mannerisms and queer
grimaces that are closely akin to the
comedy of Jefferson de Angels, who
entertained New York recently for over
300 performances of "Fantana." The
work of Glenn Bevins. as the sheriff: OF
Pickcns. who objects to theatricals. and
of Miss Rose Beaumont. as Gloriana
was appreciated by the audience.
Among the repeatedly encored songs CT
the evening were Say. SAL" by Mr. Van
and chorus: You Won't Do Any Busi-
ness if You Haven't Got a Band" by
Miss Beaumont and company. and
FIorine Sweetman, Frank c. Evans and
Alf G Pierce
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
LYCEUM.

Talented comedians and pretty show
girls are in force with The Cherry
Blossoms" at the Lyceum. Laughter
and applause abounded at the two PER
formances given yesterday.
A clever burletta, THE Wrong Count
Tabasco." a mixture of fun, music aud
well-gowned femininity. serves as TIE
curtain raiser.
In the olio are Harry WOODS, parody
singer: Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, in a sketch !:
Carlyle and Perry. singers and dancers; |;
Manhasset Comedy -Four, and H. v.
Fitzgerald, a lightning change :Ttis-.
''Quarrelsome Neighbors," much above
the average of such burlesques, conclud-
ed the entertainment.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
CHASE'S.
Mysterious Zancigs Puzzle Large Audi
ence by Their Clever Act.

ence by Their Clever Act.
The Mysterious zancigs head an at
tractive Offering Of eight acts at Chase's
this week
Two minds with but single
thought is the title of the amazing
thought transmission act in which Mrs.
Zancig. standing on the stage, reads
addresses on cards and envelopes and
tells the denomination and number OF
coins held up in different parts of the
house Last night a hundred tests were
given and not once did she fall TO give
the correct answer, although 1t was
often necessary TO try the second time.
This mystery has never been solved by
theatregoers and the act is easily one
Of the best of the sort ever offered
Lew Sully, the vocal and oratorical
distributor of peace, scored heavily In
his monologue act He sang several
catchy songs that are new 10 Chase )
clientele That's Going Some" was the
best In his collection
Eddie LeonarG, the former minstrel,
and the Sharpe Brothers. in an old-time
plantation scene, entitled in Dixio-
land" is one of the best numbers on
the programme. The Rice Family. in
a musical act; Taylor Holmes in imi-
tations: The Five Piroscoffs. jugglers.
Hermany's cat and dog pantomime. and
Automobile No. 13 on the vitagraph
round up an entertainment which was
well received by an unusually large
audience last night. -
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

she appeared as Betty Singleton. In
Clyde Fitch's play, THE Toast of the
Town.. Such enthusiasm as the play
aroused has rarely been seen or heard
In Philadelphia theater Clyde Fitch
was present, and in response TO cries
for the author. appeared and made a
clever speech.
Miss Aliens triumph as Betty over
tops any of her former successes. The
play has delightful story, and is beau
tifully presented. The comedy situa-
tions were received with roars of laugh
ter, while the dramatic scenes were
heartily applauded. A fine company is
supporting Miss Allen, among the mem
bers being Isabel Irving. Fanny Addi-
son Pitt, A E. Anson. Harrison Hun
ter, &. Leslie Allen, and James Young
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
Real Lore Is on Wane,
Declares IcOnOclQSt
Dr. rForbes Winslow, Brain Specialist, Says That
Sentiment Is Giving Way Before CNiIiza-
tion-Matrimonial Matters Are Bygones.

Is love passing away as an institu-
ton?
Has sentiment given way before ciyili-
zation?
Is the passion that has inspired poets
and played havoc with the history OF
the world becoming obsolete like chival-
~. and religious fanaticism, and al
chemy?
DR.. Forbes winslow. the eminent brain
specialists says 1t is. and In PROOF OF
his assertion cites the fact that persons
do not now go insane because or love-
This iconoclast further says: