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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
8rnnSIiidS lte6crtraemnacn.

Charlotte &. @iderS an ,Sofe Ge.
polit & SrlIt &c." &cruolter, 3ed)t.
Qitel mo 3ntereiie in elmer NodloI'
ieni6oft, So.
Gomluno @lloniB, @ermolter, an
nHiogclp .. g." Siioieite Ser @bitc'.
nobe Monroc-S troBc, 1873 bel 70,
@runo5in5 $50; $500.
o9eutih- g(mcrifonii6e SellerG Ser
ii6erlrngs 3 Geicaihoft" an So6n $.
M%cperoirf, Noroieite Der Baltimore.
StroBe, nobc GogerS-9 luenllc, 10 bel
- SIS.
Glen 9oderp an @iQiom z. Hilep
mo 6roll, Oitieite Ser 6orreit, nobc
9rurton.S troBe, t6 bel -, So.
@iaiom 8enroie an Grneit &ouify
uno 6rolt, Sii0ieite Der Sorotogo-
StroBe, nube Slllton.goenue, 10 bel
110.4, $t272.72.
9ernnro Sherman, jun, an So8.
S.Gummlin89 uno 8rolL 5luei @runo'
itiidc, So.
ella g. 2uttrcQ an @lpcnntp
Smith, S%iiOoitieite ser 9olpbin.,
nobe 9olton.S troBe, 17.6 bel 70.6,
@runo3inS sos; $500.
nYrooreiiipc g. 8. & g. g." an DO.
aeSmooIe, Siioieite ser @olinS.,
nabe Topion.S troBc, 1873 6ei so,
@rllno5ina $50; 1915.
Gorpor0 &. Gorrington, Jun, Ser.
lpaIter al oGrogreiiipe 9. g. & 9.
g." Siioieite Der SoainS,, nobe
Yopion.S troBc, 1873 bel 80, @run0'
sims $50; s..
@m. z. Tolltnep an Gbriitine g.
6ranflin Ode Golpert. uno 3meite
Strobe, 1919 Bel So SUI, $3.50.
@nl. @. Spence an 8iQiom 8,
9olitnep, ode Galoert, uno 3meitc
StraBe, 1879 bel So Sub So.
Seni. vi. 9et9be an Hobert u.
0obion II. a., Srultees, SItieite ser
ct. 9nuGitroBe ltobe &lmtingoon.
slpenue, 1876 Bel 80 SUB, $4,000.
Sobn ". Sonner an Go. s. Sol.
logber, II cots, So.
Serman Salu5en un0 Srau an
Solpatore 9ltta un6 Srol,, 8eitieite
Stole, nnbe 6oDetteitroBe, 1913 bei
65 Sui, @rlrno5ins $3s.t2, S1375.
Commonwealth 9onf an @m. 5.
2uopig, 9 2otS, So.
@m. s, 2uomig on g. $. 3rurtor,
Siiopeit Seitc Der 9ipiiion., nobc
9loomItroBe 10 bel 81 SUB, @roj.
$50, So.
Sames @. Saroep on Stole 81.
Sorpep, Siioieite Ser 2qringtort., ma.
be @ineitraBe 20 bel 100 SUB, @r65.
I Sent, 81.
G6orles u. 3amr5ia on 9th Of
Baltimore 4. o. a. Sitieite Bort,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Ha3di0$. - stumble Sergeant
Steiner un0 mebrere YoliSiiten 0eS
0Itli6cn YoIi5ei0iitriftS ndbmen ae-
itern Wpraen Inn 10 llbr cine Ra55ia
mlI sic @irtbihoft Oc8 Nn0rcD Gnu
Scr, 9tr. 1901, GoItcrn.NpCmle, Dor,
pcrbnftctcl mcbrcrc 3cltgcn un0 err
beiltcten mcbrcrc Glider Bier. Sn
Scr &oIi5ciItotion itCllte c3 iid) Der
ans, bob bic Sdonfliccn5 scr g9irtb-
i6oft nidt ouf Sunoer'S Noncn mlS-
QeiteIlt mar, ion0ern o1lf Ben Noncn
BON Ociicn S6wicQcrooter, Tbomu5
2. Hcoo, Nr. 1909, @cIts2ombor0-
StroBc. 9ieicr mlroc Johann 0lciH-
falls pcrboitet unO in sic 6ItIi6c go
li5eiItotiou gebro6t, no 9cioe ipGter,
nohOem tic 9iir8i6oft fir ein beltte
Mtorgen itattfinoenoeS @erb6r sc.
iteut botten, eutloiien muroen.
I'm 4 llbr gtohmittagS no6m sic
Goli5ei nohmlol8 cine &u5jio olti Ole
iclbc Mirtbidoft Dor ln0 nerbaftetC
Ben 2niurence Is. Nn6reluS inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING BORT ais SdonfiuGr-
ter 0corbcitet mo iomit ooS Sonn-
togSgclcb iibertreten 5lt boben. Gr
iuur0c fir 0o5 bclttigc &erb0r ieItge.
bnlten.
0ic To1i5ei BON CANTON
bob am SomItog 9(bcno sic @irtb-
ifoit OeS Srn. Sobn aromer, Nr.
203, GlintonitraBe, aus, ueiI in Ser
ielben mlgebIih Dem oGrop" = Spiele
gebltloigt nurOe. ltnter gIeid)er 9(n.
idlllOigung mltroen od)t Gllnoen oeS
Sernboro Scans, Gde 9. uno elliott
StraBc, nerbnftet. @eItern Morgelt
5obIten Nae Sem Squire WtiiIer in
Ser Goli5ciItation 81 Canton ie 81
mo Soften mo lullrOcn ireigeIoiien.
" obIpcrhienteS trafe. -
Sn ser noroipeltli6cn YoIi5ciitotion
wlIroe gcItern ser 43 Sabre olte See.
ger Sobu 9onie bon 9tr. 224, Sam.
ion-HlQep, iuegen zines brlItolcn gns
9riffS ollf feline Maitreiie 2ltcp Scott
I'M $40 uno Soften beitraft mo
SIT 80 Sogen @ciGngniB uerurtbeilt.
@ie lid bel Dem 3eugenperbGr Der
alSitclltc, idllg 9oipic baS Jraren.
5immer nieOer mo trot tic nit Sii.
BcrL iueil iic ibm ein 8oor Sono.
i6ubc nidt 5llr 3ufrieOenbeit repo.
rirt bate.
@emeiner 0iebItabl. -
Sn Der iiioliden &oli5eiitatiolt ipuroe
geitern George WorriS bon Nr. 80,
Dit 9orfltroBe, allf bie9(ni6ulOigung
bin Dem @eriGtSbcriobren iiberlpic-
ien, Dem Eoli3iiten &irbp bonn iiio.
lihcn 0iItritt ieinen l~leber5icber mo
ein Eoor S6u6e geitoblen 81 boben.
Der YoliSiIt bate sic &IeioungsItiide
III Gruortrng ouf ihIe6teS 8ctter
mcggcitcdt nno MorriS, ipeIfer Sic
icl6cn 5ltf0Qig bemertte, amettirtc
JIG 81 icinem lttlbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

2eon Nort II. u. an GpBroinl
Wodt, > @rrnOItiide, So.
SSobn @. Shmurb uuo @ottin an
@illiam u. WcGliSfer un0 @uttiu,
SiiooIt-Gdc Scr &ormun StruEe uuO
8rucesaaeD 16 bel 97.9 $1,000.
@iaiom 81. M}cGlt8fcr an To6n q.
GhmorB, SiiOoit.Gfe Der 2ornlon-
StroBe uno @ruce-9lQeg, 10 bel 979,
81.
@iQiom 5. @ommcr un0 6rUI an
GntbonD s. 9rucgcr mo 8rolL 9}oro.
iGite ser @ouQ6-, nubc Goitlc. StroBC.
If bel GO, @rmo}in5 $2t $tG25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
@un Gee nnb Safen.
StoIicnii6c5 S6uIidiff i'm Sofen. -
8eioBuna zines 9huitcruihooncr5

StoIienii6eS SduIi6iff i'm Sofen. -
8eiuBuna zines @tuitcruihooner5
Ncrettct. - @~oltiuorer in Nuiiau.
9a@ Shulihiif oNmeriNo &r9puc-
Ct" pom Der itoliCnii6cn &ric09murinc
fam acitern WorAcn I'M biciigcn Sas
len OH un0 NinQ nnbc Guntou-Nollolp
Dor 9lnter. Ger YMc1pucci" lit Gin
Hon5crtrclBcr 225 SUB luuQ II SUB
8 3oll brett mo Il Sun s Boil tiei.
Gr bot 300 (ouucn @cbult um0 cine
0urdi6uitta g 0icidupiuoiatcit bon
II @noten. Seine Nrntirn0 bCItcbt
aus Icd)o 6~-50uigcn pier 6~spiiiuoiQcn
un0 II INSTRUMENTATION Orci
&ootaSuubiBen luno 5pei Gorpcoor0b-
rem. Gin Gbcil Der Mounidait En-
belt gIcid nod Der Nntlunit OeS
0nmpicr9 I'M Nofen llrloltb lu1o be-
CAB iih in Die Stoot, nm oieic ST be.
iidtiQcu.
M0uni 6oit zines Nuitcrn.
boomers 0ercttCt.
Der &hrItcrnpoIi5ci. Gumpicr go
Ocrnor Wtc&onc" fam an Somitoa
NadnittoN non elmer areu5fobrt i'm
@otomloc i'm &uicn an. Gr huttc Ocn
Gopit6n mo Die Monniduit 0cS
Sdooner9 o&ute 4pC0o" an @orO,
mcldc CT ans 8cfdbrlidcr Gage gcret-
tet botte. Go9 Shifi iob felt inn
Gle, bate Gin idlimmc3 &ed, bic
Eltmpcn morcll 5ltAefroren mo Die
Wtnnnldoft Dottc mcocr &cbe9mmittel,
nod Nci5mutCrioI. Ger Captain bc9
o@oucrtor WtcHulc" licB 0cn Sd)oo-
ner pom Gle irCi mnd)cn, nobm i'm
ms ShlCpptuu mo brnd)te i'm al
Die W}iin0ulA Oc2 @icomico, infer.
bnlb Don Nod Yoint. 100 Damn 0ic
Hcnumllu1N SCbcnSnlittcl II. l.. ~. crs
belt. Die Bumper lulroen looonn
oltlgctbollt mo 0o9 @oIier ans Dem
9fumpfc 0cpumpt, Gonn iebtc ser
ogtc&onc" icinc 6obrt nod 9olti-
more fort, INN &oblen cin5lInebmcn.
9dlttmorcr in NainM.
Cine &obclOepci6c, mclde 36r. Nr-
TOUR ". &obioL bieiigcr Ngent ser
n@omburG Nmcritnniidcn Clinic"
gcltern crbielt, mclocte ibnl, Dab Der
Sampler oErill5eiiin &iftorio 2oltiic"
in Noiiun o%ngefommpn lei, neIder
ant If. &olulor cine Heiic nod @eIt-
i1oict olltrut. Inter Den @oltimo-
rcrn an @or0 b%ciilOen i'd: 6r. inO
6rou GrncIt 5. &nobc, Sri. &no6e,
Or. mo 6rou Sltgb s.. 0olulg Mcp.
s. Y. MoIocn, Heb. ISobn 4. @ooc
un6 Heo. :. :. MurruD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
pie anerRannt
bette Ocntide 3eitnnS
Der
NNittels mmo GilbsS tadtett
lit Der
Seuti6c Correspondent
in Baltimore, 800.
- 1849-t9O4 -
in Baltimore, W1o.
1S49-1904

Gieie tagIide 0orgen5eitlrng er.
I6eint a Of t Setten tart, miro
in Baltimore uno 8ai6ington birett
ms Sans geItefert uno foitet
mir 1872 Gents pro @o6e, nit
SonntagSblott 15c. 9eIteQltngen
ourd &rdger o6er per 8oIt ltno per
Selepbon mer0eu prompt beriidith.
tigt.
NOoern nhs9eriiitet.
Nqe 9eportements oes Gei6Gftes
oeS n0euti6en gorreiponoenten"itn
NIT Den neueiten Grrungeni6aften
Der Woi6inenbnufunit perieben.
Seit Dem groBen 8ranoe Iin0 Set.
Vtoidinen eingefiibrt moroen, tuelde
ridltige 8unoerperfe mooerner Me.
6ontt itnO, uno nit Siilfe bon @as
unO @lettri5itdt in 9etrieb eeiest
ner6en. 9ie 3eitung miro oitf elmer
Waid)ite nit enololem 8apier ge.
orudt. 0ieie WoIdine orldt,
i6neioet, foI5t uno 5GbIt Die Seitrn.
gen, obne ooB ir9eno peIhe menidp.
li6e Siilfe rnbeOin9t erforoerli6 lit.
&Ur5iiglider NenigfcitsSienIt.
Die Geooftion oeS y8eutihen Gor-
reiponoenten" Itebt in oirefter Ser.
%binbung nit allen Neuigfeits. A9en.
tlrerL erbdlt oie 9epeihen Der yIi.
Iociirten BreI1e" aus alien Sbeilen
Ser 8elt, bat einen lebr gut orgoni.
Iirten 9ienIt ser erfabreniten 8e.
ridterItotter uno Mitarbeiter uno
fam nit Ged)t g(niprud) auf Die
Sebauptung MAIDEN, oaB e8 oie beIt.
reoigirte 3eitung 6eS 2anoeS lit.
NnS Bette uOk Illem.
Sn Sen SpaIten oes ,0euti6en
@orreiponocnten" finoen sic 2eier
ullSqe5eidnet gci6riebene 2eitartifeI
iiber b%rennenOe EogeSfrogen, iaGge.
mGBe Noti5er, Die nelleiten 9epeIden
bonn &rie9Sidlouolabe aus Dem fer.
men Often, Die beiten 0adridten in
flr5 gefoBter 5orm aus ollen
Sbeilen OeS Sn' uto Iuslanoes
mas i'm Snnern oes eiae.
men Stoates oorqebt, uos 6ie
Nuni5ipol-9 eb6roen onbetrifft, mas
in Den @ertdten geI6iept, tpas i'm
&erein8leben Oorgebt, tpie Die 8reiIe
filr 2eben8mittel lteigen ooer fallen,
mos eS fir 8etter gtbt uno Sau.
lenoe bon onoeren Sa6en, inter De.
men eS fir ieoen 2eler ettpas Snte.
%reiiontes 9ibt.
Nls InSeieen. Ie6ium
gebt ser n0euti9e Correspondent"
auen borarl.
9teie 8eitlurg miro BON Ben ge.
BORDEN fir Die omtliden 9efonntma.
dungen benust.
Gae 8ereine, @eieli9often 1ino
Sorporationen 5ei9en I'M .9euti1en
GorreIponOenten" an.
Die @eI6dftSleutc tpiIien, oaBgln.
6ei9en in oieier 3eitung Die beIten
Heiultate bringen.
Sabrttot1ten un0 Sanotperfer TT.
den Die an6ei9enipaIten bieies 9Iat.
ties.
ltnO 8tuor nit &edt; oenn ser
v0eutide Correspondent" gebt in
ole 4reiie, &eid nno arm, Sod
uno geleorig, Hob uno Sern, Demo.
troten un6 Hepublifaner, 8irtbe
uno Semperen6ler, uno bietet aaen
@ttuos.
8eI6GftsOerbinbnmg.
9as @eidGits . 9ltreau unS Sas
GeooftionSlofal bejinoen iif in Nr.
All, ct. 8aul.S traBe, mo- gn5eiaen
uno 9eitelungen aiif Die 3eitung,
iopie Nelligfeiten uno anoere 0it.
t9eiIllngen entgegen genomlnen per.
ben. Serner fam oas @eI6Gft ourh
beioe telephone erreid)t tperoen: fiir
baS @eiddfts Bureau 6. & g.
1928, Woitnt Sernon; fir oie gte.
boftion s. & g. 1916, Mt. 8ernon;
WarpIano 1899, Gourtlanb.
SO. Naine.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Gieie t6gIide 0orgen5eitltng er.
i6eint adj Setten itarf, miro
in Baltimore rno 8ai6ington oirett
MS @auS geItefert uno foItet
mir 1912 Gents pro @o6e, init
SonntagsbIott 15c. 9eItelltngen
orrd &rGger ooer per 8oIt rno per
Selepbon per0eu prompt beriidIifl.
tiet. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Mon6, ser Ionit ais cine iuon0eGnoe
2ei6e gilt, betrodtet 81 meroen
brau6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
8ei6GftsUerbinonng.
60. Statue,

eigentbiimer urb Serausseber.
gsr. Ali, 81. Saul. Strabe,
Baltimore. Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Srittin 0cn IL 6lucr0icn
ten II II II c ituH0 I. - Nerr Geo. &.
@ilfinS, General g @ci61ft9fiibrcr
Der oEcnniDlpmio @ubn" 3u 9oIti.
more, %fcierte g~Citcrn leilcn 20. @c.
blrrtStog unO tritt am 9ienitog aus
Dem Gienitc Der @obn, i'm pcniionirt
5u lperocn. SEER @iltin3 mar lett ~
&obrCn in sen 0ieultcn ser gerlonn.
ten 9obns@eieuid)nit mo pertrat 90.
rem NSnterelien lett 30 Subrer in Sol.
t%irnore. Grit mar 0err @ilfillS 5cbn
Sabre lang Superintendent ser
n9E0rOli6en GCntrolbo6n" u10 mlr.
0C in 1888 @cnerol = @ei6GftSfiibrer.
@crr @ilfinS bat iid) orrt) icin &c.
meiniinnigcS @cien lebr piele 6reitn.
De inter Den @ci60itSlcuten ser
StoNt crmorbcr.
Sic SopoI 2oge q 7. 128"
ser oEptbina.Ritter iciert am IS.
Gcbrunr in Der .2pric" ibr 5ebnteS
StiftltngSfcit. Die @eomten Der 50.
&C, luelde Die ARRANGEMENTS fiir Die
Seller 81 leitcn boben, iino 0ie @S.
s. SdmorB @oriiBer), 81. GebuSfep
(SefretGr), $. 6rie0mon, $. s. Gil
bcrmon, Sluguit Somet, .. Srieo.
man, :. &. SioucS, u. &oppoport, 6.
@lonlteir uno z. 2epinion.
GonioIi0irt. - 1ie Srooni.
Lotion Der oWtorplon0, 0elomore e.
@ir9inia &oilluop Co." tueld)c sic
o@ecm9 Steanboot Co." sic yGbc,
tier &iuer steamboat 60" ltno Die
DGllecn MINES Hoilrooo So" uuf0e-
tollit bat, pur0e on Samitoa polen.
oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser nelten
8elellld)oft luuroen lomobl in Gela.
mare, ais aud III Wdrplano crlonot,
0u iiir jcoen Ser 6cioen Stooteu cine
bcionoere llntcr.0 eieuif)oit acbiloet
iucroet ntllBte. Sir Die M~orplGn0er
Ybtbeilltng muroen foIgen0e Serren
81 9ircftoren %geluoblt: HiholoS q.
Non6, $. y. Scott, Ird)iboIo $. Son.
Tor, Nalpb Hobinior, Gnorem s.
@rap @nrlnn Is. Scott, $. g. Sulen.
iuiOer, Goluoro Guffn gonoro q.
Sill, Gbluaro i. Seed, gilbert q.
Benjamin @m. 6. HotbItein uno 3.
9. Gibbs.
Ito II. - 1Sn ser ct. Mtida.
elS.@irde, Ode 2ombaro. nno @olfe-
StroBc, bcgonnen e~eitern Die Re.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sblert, Sdmiot
mo SCENES cine 5peiru0dentlid,e
Wiiiion. Gicielbe begonn Inn 10 llbr
Worgen&, mo 6ruar lit oie critic 30.
die iiir bic lueibliden uno sic slueite
fir bic monnliden 8lieoer Der sc.
mcinoe beitinmt.
IbIeben. = 5m llter bon 81
Sobren lit geitern Ser Hedtsanlpalt
@nI. s. SiemerS IN ieiner @o6nln0,
Nr. 9t2, Siio.EocaltroBe, geitorban.
9Slt Nr. SIS, Siib.S borpitroBe,
itdrb geitern Sr. aoolpb Sled int
81. 2ebensiabre. Die 3eit Der Beer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

Dr. Hughes went to Ketchikan on the Seattle.
 John Mantle came up from lis ranch and saltery on Thursday last and re- turned on Friday.
 Ex-Governor Swineford went through on the Cottage on his way home to ketchikan from Juneau.
 John Kolb and the three Mckay boys are helping contractor Hamilton on the new school building.
 Enoch Peterson, watchman at the Santa Ana cannery, was up to town the latter part of the week on business
 Fred Rambaud left for the Escoot last September on hunting expedition, and with no companions except his dog and trusty rife, has passed the winter and reached civilization again last week with a fine lot of furs of all kinds.
 Wednesday of last week Robert Com lee left the jail here and has not since been seen. MT. Gray, the jailer, open ed the cell door to let Conlee in to his breakfast Then the jailer stepped out onto the front porch, and it is presumed the prisoner slipped out of side door into the wood shed and thence through a window to the outside. As soon as his absence was noted, search was in stituted, but to no avail. Saturday last marshal Grant returned from the Prince of Wales having Nick Parsons and Frank Halpin, witnesses in the Com lee case, and Oscar Finn, presumed to be an accessory, to find the principal gone. It we unfortunate, as marshal Grant had worked hard and exercised acute diplomacy in working this case up.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

Mr. Jones, a printer c.llel at thi- of- fee, Monday. He was a passenger on the Princess May, en route to Skagway.
 Miss Nanne Mckay, sister of the Mckay boys, and James Mattson, ar rived from Nova Scotia Monday morn ing.
 l.. C. Patenaude contemplatcs having neat cottage built on q lot near the new school house site, recently purchas- ed of W. D. Grant.
 Paul Bergfcld went to Juneau on the Seattle to draw the plans for the new Elks' building, which, it is said will be the finest structure in Alaska.
 If eouncilmen Lynch, marshal Grant and collector Bronson don't have good gardens. it will not be because they have not taken pains in planting them, The symphony Orchestra gave an en- ioyable dance Monday evening, in honor of their pianist, Mrs. J. F. Collins, about to depart for Portland on an extended visit
 The Wrangell jurors, Messrs. II. D, Campbell, Frank Goodrich, John Nor ton and Walter Camper left on the Jef- Ei'll MI AAN u lllAtllii tp '+' lANaNliL tsA the opening of court.
 4 card from Superintendent Bennett to Mrs Wilson states that Mrs. Ben nett died at her home in Bcllingham, Wash, April 20th. Hers has been a long, painful illness, and undoubtedly death came as sweet relief to her. The bereft husband has the heartfelt sympathies of all Wrangell friends.
 Ind r date of April 17th, Geo. Clark writes Postmaster Worden from Seattle He denies leaving Mrs. Clark without means in san Francisco, saving that he left her $ll0 in gold and S50000 in min ing stock, besides all his deeds and pa- pers the morning he went away. On the 20th he writes from Portland that he had turned over to Mrs. Clark his bank account, $3ll.61. MT. Clark says many things to prove that he is a much injured man; but the matter rests be- tween him and Mrs. Clark. If he did as she represented, he has not been too severely censured Ii, on the contrary, her letters were untrue, she is the one upon whom the blame should rest Time will unravel the matter.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

"Robert Reid of Wrangell came up from Wrangell pn the Dolphin. The Reid wharf at Wrangelf is in bad condi- tion and Mir. Reid intends to rent pile driver either here or at Douglas. After the wharf is put in safe condition MT. Reid will depart for the east on a pleas ure trip. p."-Record-M Miner, 14th. And Mr. Reid is wondering what brand that reporter uses, as he says he never talk ed with him.
 The Clatawa made it all right last wk.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

An error occurred in the list of com mittees of the council published last week. In the Judiciary committee the name of Lynch is given where it should be Coulter, the committee being Rosen- thai, Coulter and Lloyd.
 Clint Goodwin was quite severely cut in the forehead, the other day, by a small shaft falling upon him. Clint is engineer at the, mill and was working with the machinery when it fell.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27
The WrangeII Drug Go.
-S1OO Reward,

I will pay q reward of $i00 for infor- motion that will lead to the capture ot Robert Conlee, who escaped from the Wrangell jail April 10, 1905: Conlee is about 45 years of age; heighth, about , feet inches; eyes, grey; nearly bald headed, darkish moustache, rather prom inent forehead, dark complexion, very deliberate in speech and actions.
 W. D. GRANT,
 Deputy L. S Marshal.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27
Wrangell C. of C.

Enough members of the Wrangell Chamber of Commerce were present at the April meeting last Thursday even ing to transact the business that came up
 President Mccormack and Secretary Norden were at their posts, and after the roll had been called and the minutes read and approved a communication from Governor Brady, urging action to- ward securing creditable exhibits of the resources of this section for the Lew Is x Clarke exposition, was taken up and fayorably considered, and for the purpose of furthering the matter Mayor P. c. Jensen was appointed committee to supervise the collection of an exhibit, to be assisted by citizens.
 A committee appointed to look into price of building a cabinet to be placed in the Chamber rooms Gown hall) re ported that balance of $66 had been left over from last 4th of July fund, and the donors had signified a willingness to have it used for building a mineral cab inet; and on motion the thanks of the Chamber were rendered the donors.
 For building a mineral cabinet, the committee were able to secure but one bid, that of C. P. Cole for $50, he to fur nish all material. The cabinet is to be s feet by 9 feet six inches, F inches deep and built in two sections. In the upper part are to be five or six shelves, as the committee may determine, and the lower part to have one shelf sides to be panelled, lumber to be yellow ce dar, red cedar and spruce, glass doors to have four locks, glass to be 26 ounce The bid of Mr. Cole was accepted.
 The committees on Dry Straits and to furnish Wrangell district information to Seattle parties, were continued.
 The annual election of officers result ed as follows:
 President-P c Mccormack, ,re-elected
 lst ce-President-J G Grant. "
 2d vice-President-CM M Coulter.
 Treasurer-Leo c Patenaude.
 Secretary-J E Worden, reelected.
 Board of Directors-H P Corser, Don aid Sinclair, \ Y R Snyder, P c Jensen, E l Green, L J Cole. c Y Carson
 After talking over a number of things that effect the welfare of the town and community, and collecting the monthly dues, the meeting adjourned.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27
Longdcre-Jpatdi- g.

Miss Marguerite Longacre and Miss Carrie Florilla Spalding, the two young ladies talented aF musicians, have been herer and for 1t the town we believe to be improved, because the entertainment they gave was of such a high order that it appealed directly to all the finer sen abilities of nearly all the good people of our town who were present to hear them Saturday evening-Red Mems hall be- ing well flied 10 hear program such as one Is not permitted to hear in this northland, once in lifetime. It is use less for us to tell of the excellence of Miss Longaere's work, not only as a singer but as a lady of wonderful elocu- tionary powers, who will one moment conyulse an audience with laughter and the next melt 1t to tears, both in song and recitation. To see and hear her one naturally wonders how SO much is con tained in so small a body. And the same may be said of her companion, Miss Spalding, as pianist and accom- panist, whose very touch of the ivory keys signifies an adeptness possessed by but few in the country at large. Tho manner of her peculiar expression and shading marks her at once as a thorough and accomplished musician. And both dIt SuIil tliOiOuSii IdIItS III liitiI DtdT- ing that they at once captivate their au- diences. Saturday evening they rem dered the following program, but on each number were compelled to respond to hearty encores:
 May Morning. ....#....# .................. Denza
 Mss LoNGAcRE. Second Mazurkap ........,............ Goddard
 MISS SPALBISG
 Jest Wearyin'', fer Yo'," Carrie Jacobs Bond
 Miss LoNGAcRE, Representations from James Whitcomb Riley and
 Miss LoNGAcRE Dedication. Raff
 Mss SPALDIsG, The Merry, Merry Lark ''................. Nevn
 Mss LQNGACRE. Wild Zingarella,' or the Gipsy Flower Girl
 -.s.,..,..... ........- --....-. Mcdowell
 Mss LoNGAcRE. ''Etude" ...........# -..............W Wallenhaupt Mss SPALDING. Bill Smith. Anonymous
 Mss LoNGAcRE.
 sUNDAY-EASTER
 The young ladies prepared the follow ing very excellent program for a sacred concert which was successfully given to a packed hall at D. m.; Hymn-"C Coronation, ,"-Audience. "Old Hundred, '-Congregation. Inyocation-Reg. II. P. Corser.
 Solo-''Face to Face, Miss Longacre Hymn-"Joy to the World'-Audiec' Solo-"The Penitent''-Miss Longacre Bringing in the Shcayes" audience.
 solo-"Elegy''-ATiss spaldina,
 Duet-'Raise Ae Jesus, Miss Long, acre, Mr. snyder. Solo-"New K ngdom''-AIiss Long, acre. Hymn-"Nearee, My God. to Thee" Audience. solo-"The Holy City'-Miss Long, acre. Hymn-"B1 ; l.a the Tie that Binds" Audience. Address-Rev. II. P. Corser.
 Solo-''Just for Today''-Miss Long, acre.
 Benediction-Rey. Corser.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

Sunday evening Miss Longacre ren- dered tie very beautifult but difficult solo "Come Jesus, Redeemer," by Bart lett, at the Peoples Church, which was highly appreciated. We were all pleas ed to have these cultured young ladies with us. They took the Seattle fol ketchikan to give some entertainments, but will probably return at an early day on their way to the north. They will find a hearty welcome at Wrangell at any time.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-27

Mir. J. ". Haskins, with seven men and equippage, arrived up on the Prin- cess May, Monday, and Tuesday left up the river by canoe on their way to Mr. Haskins' mines on McNames Creek. This is the first consignment to arrive up this year, and will soon be followed by others. Mr. Haskins is the man who endeavored so hard to have railroad built into the Cassiar country.