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New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
IN HONOR OF HeRalcK AND FREEDMAN

The Medico-Legal Society VIII give 2 compf-
mentnry dinner for eS-Just'ce ID. Cady Herrlck ana
ex-Justice John j. Freedman on January ~ on the
occasion Of the annual dinner and installation Of
officers OF the society A large number of rroHi-
peut guests will lie invited. Members OF the bar
Who are rot members of the society desiring 10
,1rtta in hs tribute the justices may SEND IN lr
names and addresses 70 Clark Bel preside29t %, ot
H. .1rietv or DR. A. =. GIiunCil chairman OF the
cnn,n,iftae of arrangements, No 500 Ftfth-aNe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
ARABIAN CITY LONG BEsIEGED.

Constantinople, Jan s-Reinfofeenishts nave oeeh
s, IIedaiSa and Damascus TO the relief OF
.ss garrison of sanaa Iespital of Yemen Arabia.
10 miles east-northeast of Hodeida' and having a
.o,nlstion OF 40oeN which hss been beleaguered
fer several weeks by Arab tribes oncial circles
-. con6aept that the garrison hold out until
the arrival Of suocoE.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
FROZEN IN ST. BERNARD PASS.
Fourteen Died There in Blizzard which Cost
Tventy-four Lives in Swiss Mountains.

f.krava Ian. SIT is said that twenty-four pc
so- lost their lives in the mountains in the Tecei
bIlzzard. fourteen OF the casualties being on Il
- Bernard Pass.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD.
Whole Department Ont and FLAMES
BeYOnd Control

Springfield. Mass, Jan. 9.-Fire starting
shortly before | o'clock this morning swept
through a sash and blind and paint store in the
business section Of this city. At l:3o O'Clock the
whole department is out and the fire seems be-
vond control The City Hall was burned last
week with a loss OF $2O0OOO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

She had no theory to offer as TO the cause of his
disappearanCe.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
L. LOWNDES DROPS DEAD.
EF-GoUern0r of Maryland Stricken
While Bathing.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Cumberland. Md, Jan. S.-Lloyd Lowndes. ex-
Governor Of Maryland. a wealthy banker and Re-
publican leader of the State. died suddenly shis
morning in his bathroom while his valet was rub
bng him down after his bath. He was the only
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
DECORATED BY lTALVs KING.

announcement was made yesterday by Dr. Tosti,
Actinr Consul General of italy. that King Victor
Frm.nuel had conferred upon T. W Lien. 1r.'
,ioe-president OF the Edison Light ana Fomer IN
stsIIattop t7ompany and president OF the american
Institute of Electrical Engineers the deeof oi
KNIGHT commzrfSE Of the crown ot paif'
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Items of Local Interest.

D. w. Scott expects to spend Christ mas at Fairbanks.
 NJ. s. Gill came in from across the di- vide today and will probably remain till Sunday.
 Fred Raining is day guard at the federal jail. Tommy Adams could not stand the monotony and gave up the job.
 George Klapproth has charge of the mess for Hebb X Gaetz on Skookum. Nine men are working there now and more will be put on shortly.
 NJ. R. Downing, Dave Rushing and Yantis came in Saturday at midnight from hunting in the Troublesome coun- try. They killed seven caribou.
 E. D. Minard, on his way to Baker Creek Hot Springs, was to have left What Cheer Bar this morning in com pany with D. w. Scott. Mir. Minard was feeling pretty skookum and hopes to regain his full vigor at the springs.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Notice of Forfeiture.
To John Book:

JONH
 You will take notice that the undersigned, co-owner with you in the placer mining claim known as claim No. 23 above discovery Little Minook Jr. creek, situated in the Ram part mining and recording district, District of Alaska, has expended one hundred dollars, in labor and Improvements, on said placer mining claim during each of the years end ing Dec. 31 1901. 1902, 1903 md 1904 as required by the laws of the United States to hold the same, and that if within ninety days from by publication-that is to say ninety days after the 10th day of January, 1906-you fail, neglect or refuse to contribute your propor- tionate share of such expenditure, as CO., owner, your interest will be forfeited to the undersigned co-owner.
 Date of first publication, Oct. II, 1905.
 Date of last publication, Jan. Il, 1906.
 W. NJ. HAWKINS.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Boxing Contests.

Los Angeles, Nov. 1l.-Eddie Hanlon fought Herrera twenty rounds, to q draw, here last night. The first ten rounds were all in llanlon's favor, but q jolt on the jaw during that round seemed to daze him and from that time on the Mexican showed to better advantage, though Hanlon held his own to the finish.
 san FurciSco. Nov IA right swing to the jaw in the twinty-tiilh round ended the fight between Willie Fitzger- ald and Fred I.anderS at Colma yester- day The first fifteen rounds were in I.anslrr~' favor, hut stomach puneh weakened him and from that time on the ultimate result was apparent to all.
 San Francisco. Nov. 9.--Coffruth has ofiered purse of tls.oo for massh between Philadelphia Jack U Brien ansl I.,b Fitx-immons The tlght will take place at Colma. where Nyl."R and Britt recently fought.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

To George A. Corbett and A. B. Austin:
 You, and each of you, will take notice that the undersigned co-owner with you in the placer mining claim known as P No. above discovery on Little Minook Jr. creek, situ- ated in the Rampant mining and recording district, District of Alaska, has expended one hundred dollars, in labor and improvements, on said plecer mining claim during each of the years ending December 3l, 1902, 1903 and 1904, required by the laws of the United States to hold the same, and that if within ninety days from the date of service of this notice upon you by publication-that is to say ninety days after the 10th day of January, 1906-you fail neglect or refuse to contribute your proportionate share of such expendi- ture, as co-uwner, your interest will be for feited to the undersigned co-owner.
 Date of first publication, Oct. H. 1905.
 Date of last publication Jan. 10, 1908.
 w. M. HAWKINS.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Supreme Court Decision
 on Interesting Question

The following communication was re- ceived by the inspector of the internal revenue service at Chena Mention of the decision referred to was made in this paper last spring:
 Tacoma, April ?, 1905. Mir. John Cameron, Internal Revenue Inspector, Seventh Division:
 Dear Sir:-Under d late decision of the supreme court of the United States it is held that an Indian to whom an allotment of land had been made, who had severed his tribal relations, was entitled to purchase liquors the same as any American citizen. It was no crime against federal laws of the United States to sell, by liquor dealers, to him.
 E. D. CRoCKER,
 Collector of Revenue.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Priests Words Are Higher
 Than the Law.
Declare the Car Is Not the Little Father" of His PerpIe
 Any More.

Moscow, Nov. 23.-Twenty-four prov inces of Russia, with a population of 5000, ,00O, are now in an actual state of revolution. Peasants are everywhere seizing the land of the large holders, the owners being wholly unable to oppose them.
 The peasants are carrying things with very high hand. They are encouraged by the priests, whose word is higher than the law with these people. The priests tell the people that the czar and the grand dukes are issuing lies to them in the form of ukases, and warn the people not to be deceived-that the czar is not the1' little father'' of his people any more.
 No one can tell where the effect of this counsel will lead. At the present time very large portion of the great Russian empire is in an actual state of revolution.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
ROBBED DUMPS
 NEAR NOME
A Man Stood Guard While His Companions Rocked Out Sev.
 eraI Thousand Dollars.

Nome, Sept. 24.-Late Tuesday night three men went upon the claim owned Iaughlin, situated on the old beach line mile west of Jess creek, and rocked out several thousand dollars worth of gold from the famous dump.
 An examination showed that one man had evidently kept guard while two companions worked unmolested.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13

Yukon Press, Dec. ?: According to information derived from the Fairbanks Panama mail carrier, seven large install- ments of mail are held between Valdez and Fairbanks.
 Two men at Lieutenant Everingtons s telegraph construction campt at Schieffe- lin creek, between Rampant and Panama, had to be sent to the Fort Gibbon hospi tai on account of frostbites received in the late severe weather. No amputa- tions will be necessary.
 Cinema Times, Nov. 2l: Archdeacon Stuck and assistant were in town during the week, making arrangements for the holding of weekly service. Incidentally Mr. Stuck examined all available mala- mutes, as he proposes to use nothing else on his long trip to all the Episcopal stations in Alaska
 The C!ough-Kinghorn Company was to put its passenger stages on the Fair
 
 became sufficiently frozen. Fare from Fairbanks to Valdez $120 The com pany is contracting for freight to leave Valdez Jan. and thereafter at 40 cents a pound, delivery guaranteed at Fair banks in thirty days.
 Yukon Press (Tanana), Dec ?: Pri- vate Nolan, apparently a victim of mel ancholia, who was rescued from almost certain death by freezing by United States Deputy Marshal Johnson of Nu- lato, is progressing favorably in the post hospital He will probably suffer the loss of fingers of both hands Marshal Johnson is staying in town for few days getting over a frost experience himself
 Cinema Times, Nov. Is: The competi- ton between the freighters and the Panama Mines railroad ts getting inter esting. Much freight has been landed by the local teamsters at ? cents q pound to Cleary. The railroad com pany does uot propose to be driven out by the teansters, and if the freighters become gay the company will put on teams of it's own at the other end of the line and distribute the freight to the various claims themselves. AS . matter of fact WE have been informed that the company will haul for nothing fl it be- comes necessary. lt is cuilenily here to stay.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Miscellaneous Items.

The Alaska Yukon exposition will be held in Seattle in 1907.
 Lynn Smith, formerly of Rampant, is on the Eagle Mining Company's ground, ? and 3a Ester, Fairbanks district.
 The Yukon river closed at Dawson Nov. II, with the thermometer at 30 above and stiff chinook wind blowing.
 Edward E. Condon and Luther C. First National Bank at Fairbanks to sam Bonnitield.
 Cinema has been made headquarters of the internal revenue service in this division, with Collector John A. Came ron in charge.
 C. H. Wilkenson, London million aire, has sent a check for 5000 to Dr. Naricle to go toward defraying his ex- penses in his rush to the pole.
 The Panama Trading Company has purchased a half interest in the steamer J. P. Light. Captain Mclean retains the other half. The steamer froze in at Nenana.
 William Murray was recently com mittcd at Panama for illegal cohabita- tion. Two marriages have since fol- lowed, which may have been brought on by Murray's troubles.
 Sergeant Fitzgerald and Corporal Walker, of the Canadian police, left Vancouver Nov Fl to go to the relief of whalers frozen in near Hereschel Island. They will go overland by way of Dawson and will carry mail and medicines.
 Cinema Times, Nov. h: Tom fIanlon and partner arrived last Tuesday from the Kuskokwim district, where they have been prospecting several months They sank many holes, finding good prospects, but were drowned out in every hole before reaching bedrock They came by way of the new town of Diamond City, kantishna. They report tjO cabins having been erected and the town fiourishing, with quite . good deal of gutIlust in circulation
Yukon Valley news., 1905-12-13
Oregon's New Judge

Washington. Nov. %s.-prc-i,leut Roosevelt has appointed Charles F. wolyerton to he district in,lgc ot the federal court hnr Orsgun tn the place nia,le vacant by the death cf Juslge Allinver.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

THE woMAM's RsLrn1 oonrs
Will disposs Of ~ silk cult ~
linen pisoss Nosday. Jaasasy ~ =
3. o. Thempsea's seoss q S,oo =. =.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Presidents Reception .

Washing ton. Dec. 8o-Preparations
have been completed for the New Year
reception st the White House. The
reception will begin promptly at II
O'Clock and the nrss 70 be received
will be the cabinet officers. the dip.
lomatio corps and other ofYicial follow.
Ing In the order Of preosdenos. Az
usual the music for the occasion will
b. Furnished BY she Narips band.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
"Too Tired to Exercise" Plea.

IT am too tired to exercise" and
II get enough exercise throughout the
dav." are common answers given BY
Thousands Of people when they are
advised to exercise. It 10 especially
hard 10 persuade those to exerc 20
who do hard days labor In mill or
factory. Farmers smile when exer-
oise 10 mentioned to them. They
are tagged out At night. They want
to eat and 60 TO bed.
The average person is ignorant Of
the nature Of exercise. The farm.
ers and the lAborers do not under.
stand the nrst principles Of phvsio.
losy. 6ystems Of exercise are not
made to tire the body. but to refresh
lei How many hard. working people
really know this3 Tho man who IL
working hard all day il GETTING sxer.
oise. but generally It IL ons.sidsd
exercise. He is overworking one set
Of muscles and negleotiug Others.
Tho fiow Of blood 10 being accelerated
only 70 certain parss Of the BODY. and
this lack Of blood in some parts. and
providing In otbers. causes the fatigue
that workingmen complain Of. Exsr.
oise Of the neglected parts oounterscts
this effect. II sets other muscles.
heretofore unused. into gentle actiop.
taking ths blood from the goFged and
tired muscles and nerve osnters and
distributing II 70 other parts Of the
body. We don't think farmers have
any particular caass to ridicule the
mention Of exercise ~ they are In.
olinsd 70 do. Their shufiiinG. crooked
gait and STOPPING shoulders are not
much credit to the exercise they claim
70 get. Farmers very often have q
CROOKED development that makes them
the butt for jests among city people.
Our avdice to them and to ell labor.
ing people 10 to adopt some simple
system Of exercise that will keep theiI
shoulders straight. their step elastic
and their lung capacity ~ 1t should
be. Exercise 10 useful for tired
people. For people who do hard.
manual labor. Remember thisi-
Ex.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
CHARLES YERKERS'
LIFE IS ENDED
Dramatic Incident of His
Last Hours.
Wife Relents at Last and Sta nds
by Bed as He Breathes His
Last-Art Museum Re-
embered in Will.

New York, Dec. 8O-Ths end Of
Charles T. Yerkes' life last evening
was full Of dramatic incidents. His
wife who had refused to 40 to the
Waldorf. Astoria while be was i'll 10
see him relented when she Was told
that be was dying and went to his
bedside where she remained until he
breathed his last
Shortly after death the remains
were placed into large basket and
with the greatest secrecy two parties
took the basket TO the freight elevator.
took Il down stairs. plsoed II su
uudsrtaksr's wagon. where II was 70.
moved to the Yerkes Fifth avenue res.
idenoe. This was done because the
hotsl management did not want the
guests to know that death had 90,
ourred in the hotel.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
will get about i've million Of dollars
worth Of Mr.. Yerkes' property ~ he
bequeathed to that Institution fine
statuary. rare pictures. hooks. etc.
The funeral arrangements will b.
announced today.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Commercial Travellers.

indianapolis. Dec. 8O-The Com
mreciAl Travelers, ociation Of Iu,
diana held its thirty hrst annual meet.
irg at the Olsypool hotel today with
President p. J. KelIoher presiding.
The association thoroughly discussed
the two cent. ilsags question and
adopted resolutions strongly indors.
Ing the stand Of Governor HAnly In
demanding . return to the old 100
mile book system.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Asks for New Trial.

0sorGstown. Colo. Dec. a0--The
jury IN the Atcheson divorce case.
which went ont at 1880 last evening.
handed In . verdict o. 1880 this
morning. finding Mrs. Atchsson mot
guilty" Of the charges preferred
against her bv DR.. Atchsson. The
dector asked for . new trial aud the
motion and argansnts for IL will b
heard on February 6th.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

THE wRATHIR = ysls ssaisAs
end sasday, wssnss ssslaV.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Tells Her Papa.

San Franoisoe. Dec. 8O-AAbelle
0ilmsn. the sctrsss. who u II Paris.
hes written . Letter 70 her father
who resides In this city. IN whioh
she tells Of hsr msetinEs with wn.
Corey. the stssl mAsnAts. She sayl
shs hrst time she met Mr.. Corey waa
10 Pittsbur1 ~ .. champagne supper
given By him. AZ this supper wal
the nrst trouble between NJ. Oe.sy
md biz wife,
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
a BROOks|DE fllE
ELOPEs W|THlOVER
Rosa Merlino and john Mus
cat Flee TO salida.
Marshal Hersenger Was Await
inq Them There-Young
Couple Return to Canon
and Are Married.

Rosa Merlino. of Brookside. aged 10
pretty. tall. slender and . belle
among the Italian element Of that
camp and Joseph Musoat. Of Coal
Greek. young man we'll liked by his
oountrymen over the county. became
possessed with the notice Mat ! little
romance mixed with their lives would
not be bad thing. Living up to
this idea they eloped from Brookside
Thursday afternoon and were headed
for the San Luis valley whore they
were to visit the home Of . friend for
few days then get married.
This plan worked we'll ~ far ~ II
went but the parents OF the girl and
the father Of the boy suspicioned that
all was not we'll when they did not
return home lata Thursday night
They surmised that an elopment waa
ON because the girls parents had
vigorously demurred At them being
married. because the girl was more
child. So kilograms were sent to
nearby towns apprisins the officers
that the young people had presum.
ably left town. The word had just
reached SalidA In tire for Marshal
Hersenger Of that city to meet the
train and intercept them. Sheriff Ea.
ser was notified Of the arrest Of the
pair and be went to Salida yesterday
and brought them to Damon City
last night.
The eloping coupled secured . mar.
riage license early this morning and
were married later in the day. Be.
fore the license was granted. how.
ever. the girl and her parents kissed
and made up. They gave their consent
70 the marriage. But everything did
not work out no we'll with Young
Musoas and bis father. After the sou
had lef. the parental roof. the father
grew suspicious and commenced an IN.
vestisation Of money matters. Coins
TO the place whore hs money WAS hid.
den be found that el60 WAS missing.
Suspioioning that his son might have
the coin he demanded its retnrn thil
MOI ming. Whether the money va
returned to the angry father or wheth.
or It was really taken BY the younl
man IL not known here. but 1t Il
known that the differences between
the erring 10y and she irate fathel
we're peacsably ssttle1 upon the return
Of the eiopers to Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Roomers Almost suffoca,ed.

Denver. Dec. S0-Firs destroyed the
premises st 82I0 Downing avenue II
80 this morning. A day goods store
occupied the nrss floor and . roomine
house the upper floors. N. r. Night
and SOD. William. were rescued In IN
unconscious condition BY Assistant
Fire Chief Healey. Three others
were 10 danger Of losing their livez
bot escaped in their night clothes BY
dashing through the flames.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
To Leave Army.

Washington. Dec. S0-Seoond Lies.
tenant Rigby D. Valiant. Third
cavalry. will b placed on the retired
list tomorrow 81 his own request.
Lieut. Valiant 10 from Arkansas. end
was graduated from the military acad
eay IL 1909.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Bryan at Manila.

nasial. Dec. S0-Wiliiam J. Bry.
IN nsds spssoh 81 . banqsst Ten.
dsrsd bim here lass svsaipa. The
Iilipipos who spoks dsnanded i'm.
mediate ipdspssdsncs. md astsd Mr..
Bryan 70 take up their casss. bot be
Asolissd - maze aay pze0isss.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

8. 8. 6.ePARTY-Dr. Balls Sunday
school class Last night hsld the regular
monthly party at tbs homs q Nin
CLARA Hillix Frssisr avsnss. 4 Dsw
game called progrsssivs peanuts VS.
INTRODUCED. Az sxplsnisd 10 The
Tribune this game 10 played with .
bowl Of peanuts and . hist pin. The
unsuspeotinG peanut 10 thruss through
and through wish the foSmidsbls
(spear) haspin. The punotusinG the
greatest number Of the innoosnt mats
secured . prize Of some kind. There
were several bowls Of nsts and several
hat pins Espt busy tabbine - them.
Twsnty.fouf persons were pesssat
and In the way Of fsfrsshnsaa
punch and waters were served.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

RUSTY NAIL-Mn n. A. Haaslsp
who runs the AcCAndlsn Yoomisg
house. he'd tho misfortuns 10 run .
rusty nail In her foot yesterday. The
foot 10 badly swollen. causing grsas
pain 70 tho victim.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

TO BE REPsATED-Ths Misses
Hill who sang - obaEninely ~ tbs
Christmas sptevtsinmsst % the Bap.
tist church will sing there aeaia ~
morrow evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30

II you want . saady tAa4 y pass,
frs,h and wholssons. ~ Lovnsy'a
Yof sals ealy d Danisla.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-30
Walker Bros.
Among the guests present was Asui.
Texas Zionists.

Houston, Tex. Dec. 80-Pfominent
Hebrews from all parts Of the s.at7
are arriving TO attend tomofrow's
conference for the organisation Of .
state division Of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Zionists. Entertainment
has been provided for the visitors By
the Hersl Zion society Of this city.
MAY OOMPROMIsE-Nsxt Tues
day afternoon the county oommission.
ers of Fremont will go down 70 Hard.
scrabble to meet ". N. Porter, chief
engineer Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. for The purposs ef con.
ferring on the question Of right Of way
for the county rosd and The place
whore the o. r. and I. canal shosld
be built. The matter will b thoR.
oughlv investigated then and thsrs.
A settlement has bssn practically
agreed upon. the Fuel company bsiss
willing 10 make ooncsssions if the
county does. The oommissiessss
believe II best to amioably ssttls tns
matter ont Of court II the Fusl con.
pany does not prove TOO ssubbesn.
It IL mot the intention Of the county
to attempt to delay the bsildisS of The
canal in any way.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
Batt!esliip Vermont.

The great ship has been successfully
launched under suspicious conditions
No accident mmred the performance.
Every part was performed to pertection'
and the vermont" behaved herself with
dignity and grace. All words were
congratulatory aud filled with hope
MAY this new engine OF war enjoy a
long life of peace. May the flag OF
freedom be respected with giadneS' IN
all sections of the hahitahlc world where
it may be nfurled at her masthead
NAV her voice be that of progress and
universal goodwill; may her presence
express Vermont 1908 civilizations
founded on the history and courage OF
our past aud those heroic patriots who
huilded even better than they thought.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels can
he avoided, by keeping their digestions
in good condition with Electric Bitters
5. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, S. g.,
says: "For years my wife suffered
Intensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vigor, and became mere
wreck of her former self. Then she
tried Electric Bitters, which helped her
at once, and finally made her entirely
we'll She is now strong and healthy
John w. Thurston, druggist, sells and
guarantees them, at SOC bottle.