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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
MISREPRESENTATION,
An Exceedingly Pretty Wedding
at Chase City, iii
lHnecial to The Ylmes-Dlspatch,

4 CHASE cITYS Ma. September "a
wednesday morning AT p'clocN y tpenu7
country home Of Mr., Jordan i, Mason
81 thiS county, when his dausllter, Miss
Il nav Camilla Mason, became the bride
Of Csuptain Reptamln Rousee Roberts, o.
Chase city. The ceremony Was per-
formed BY the Rev. II, y. Williams, pas
torHnf tho BAPTIST Church Of this plaee
III ,,bn house was beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns. Miss Alice Bes's
played the wedding marcsl ., 4. !,
jurhe bride, an unusuall y ~ a1lfpcl'g J. !
blonde, was g1wned IN Wh'te erepe y ~ ~
chine and carried Bryce 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
CASTOR OIL MADE MUMIEs
Egyptian Ernbalmers Used Fa-
miliar Drug in Their Work.

And now, after elaborate experiments,
It IS declared that the embalmng nuld
In use by the ancient Egyptians Is moth
Ing more nor less than the castor oil
!. of commerce.
Instead OF some intricate and involved
process. the ''soyenty days IN nntron"
was followed by the injection o! castor
oil, and MIR. l3ertheot, secretary of the
Louvre Museum, has established this
fact beyond doubt.
Many investigators have yainly sought
( 10 fatiiO.n The mystery of the r-Hparn-
lion OF tho preserving unguents, but
,llcy have gone about ,helr work viii,
the idea that complicated formulate were
to1be deducted, and have defeated theil
own ends through elaborateness OF re-
search,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Rugs at Saving.

Rugs At Saving.
Heavy smyrna rugs ,ll; 1896 saving i.
price, 500.
Extra Heavy Smyrna Rugs. 4sx2l,.
With heavy fringe; sycle'y 1, saving '''ir'ts
price 81 80. 80 5
IS Smyrna Rugs, large assortment
Of atterns,j 2 yards long, yard vide
would DO considered a bargain ct sii
saving price, 83.7b.
Special Extra size Velvet Velvet Y Rugs: Rlu'gs,4
$3.50. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

Fancy. yr'caved Dress Goods, with
3raiseed silk cord, pepper and salt mix
ed, brown and blue, a Inches CHE! W VIC sl
only 81 q ydrd.
Granite Examines, very coed weight
all shades, A Inches wide, SOc q yard.
II Check sultlngs Spanish styles, %
inches wide, lH1.3D; well worth sl'.s9.ssH
& Heather suiting,light gray, 81 inches
wide, $3.50 asyard.
81 cheviot, ~ inches wide, all colors,
00c n yard.
Venetian Cloth, all colors, Doc.
Broadoloth Ssfrom ~ to $3.50
yard; all shades and black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

cents to 80 cents; peas, cents a quart;
butterbeans, Is cents u quart; egg plants,
8 cents each; satisfy, centsHa Dunch'
carrots, cents q bunch; phrsnps,o cents
d bunch; snaps, s cents u quart, or 10
cents half peck; sweet potatoes, 10
cents u half peck, or % cents q peck;
onions two quarts, - cents; Irish po-
tatoes, 80 cents a peck; tomatoes, Two
quarts, Is cents; corn, 15 cents q dozen;
cabbage, 10 cents and 10 cents, or two,
rs cents, and rtldishes cents bunch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Mems from Art Department.

fruit designs, with backs to match,
for 25c. Ems
Tapestry Pillow Tops in fishing
scenes, flower scenes and al fother
novel designs, at zoe. 5i3,
1 331Imbossed pillow Tops In various
designs, BOO. S3 .s 7. 55,
Remember that we have Pillow Tops
and Cords 10 match that VIII please
our most fastidlous patrons.
Should you need Shetland Floss,
saxony Yarns, Germantown, Spanish
Yarn or Zephyr In any color, give Us
call, and we Will DO delighted 20
i display our new fall sstock,
Ladies Madonna I.ambs' Wool Slip
Z ner soles, In all sizes, 26c. q
en- wa have also Just received full
line OF Covered Pin Cushions, both
long ana square. In yellow. blue. pink
and red prices range from 23c % Z.
1Oc each! * 5E .st.S5.5 L I, Il d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards:
long, 40 Inches wide; neat pattern;t
buttonholc stitch edge all round
guaranteed to wash and wear WE'LL.
Stock number or ~ curtain, 1737. BE 4
sure and ask for. the number. Price
per pair, Dsc, M
Nottingham I.ace Curtains, L.
inches long, 81 to 60 inches vide IN IN
handsome patterns. regular SEQ and and
50 values, S1.75. rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
al, was fastened with n pearl brooch brooch

veil was fastened with q pearl pearl ploo ''"!.
the gift OF the groom. ~ Z.
n MISS Byrd Mason, the mall. Of hom ~,
wore white organdy and lace lace. ~, ~
5hridesmnids IN green and whiIe .lilu
rvif,e carnations aud ferns, were Misses
Annie Roberts, Grace Gregory ana l.h,n
Lipscomb. Little Belle Ean,,g Marjorie
and Mason Hannah. airing and psli'p''W
hearers, were i'm attractive feature.
Mr. Edgar Roberts was the besl MAI a.,
L fter the breakfast Of four courses, l ne
couple, amid lilo congratulations q ~,
four TO the Sapphire Country Of North
CAROL lyA 8s ty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Davis-Connelly,

Mr., j. r. Davis was married Friday
night TO Miss Flossie a, Connolly, of NO.
T5 North Twenty-th.rd Street. Rev MIR.
Davis, OF Caroline county, a brother OF
the groom, performed the ceremony.
The nuptlals were celebrated at the
home Of tho bride.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

l Genuine Bobinet Curtains, heavy
lace edge on rufale. with laco inAert-
Ing; come in white and eoru; regular
price, $3.50 pair; Tomorrow. sporlaL
~. sszs q F3}l u II A. M +tEs;.
Imported Bobihet Curtains, va
8rety of new 1906 patterns; heavily
worked cffectstrnll with deep ruffles
OF bobinets. With edge Of lace; some
with edges Of sguimpes braid. inserting
1 OF tho same; regular price, 80 and 81
ipalr;i ssnecial, y tomorrow, :for3 ", 30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Early Fall#Coats.

Tlght-fttlng Jacket, regular fall
STYLE; material covert cloths in collors
OF tan, made in plain fitted style WIN
stitched straps single breasted styles,
satin lined, medium seevesi Az 9s 81, Il;
Skirts Sale,
Perfect Fitting Tailored Skirts 'l' n
the new styles.
Walking Skirts, strictly man tall
ored, =, . !, !
Thc newest fall fabrlcs---Pallnliam q
Cloth, Cheviot and Mannish Mixtuure9'
in light and dark colors; some are
plain tailored, some plated, round OF q
lengths, at ~,
skirts made of Mohalrs, In al colors,
with nine cores, each gore :; stll eafls
down seams, and fiarlng at bottom, ~, z y
Tl.26, II, s,s 70 4. ts,sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

day a decree was entered IN the CASE :,
NJ James II. Bradley against Jessie s.
Duke. ndmnistratrix and others, ap-
pointing u. q, Valentine receiver Of .the
business OF the Empire Steam Laundry y
doing business at No. 1903 West cary
Street The sui, to wind up& the pusl-
ness of tho laundry was made necessary
BY the death of George II. Duke, one o.
Tie former owners of the estapll amen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Sued for Thousands; Got Hundred
Especial to The Times plspateh,)

V5pF'THI 70 TIC IIIHeF- f7'sPf'FN',1 7i3I
WINsTON-SALllM, N, O., se2tampe,r
70. I'm Forsyth superior Court FMS ~,
ternoon, George Johnson was aWaFaea
one hundred dollars in three tflousaha
dollar DAMAGE suit against the local street
railway company, johnson had MS 1901
mashed by street car oyer u year q CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Fine Line OF .Epening Wraps

Ver Evening Wraps coors il white and
grew white and grey broadcoth loose back and 'front.'
trimming collar Of panne velvet with handsome silk braid
at edge velvet plated back and 'front.' full made SO
as to wear any waist under and won't crushhavng grace
full effect at hand with trimming satin lined at $40 and SAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Silk Bargains.
Blankets, Comfortablefs.
Some. Very Special Opening Bargains.

Gents Four-inl1- Ties
Gents Four-in-ahnd Ties, A inches
long, each 2 1-2 inches wide, regular .
500 ties, 2bc.
White Crocheted Spread.
OF heavy duality, With pretty Mar
settles pattern, inFsvarious designs
hemmed and Numbered. worth slas5;
special, Dsc.
We have "a full line OF Fringe
Spreads FOR bras;s beds; also extra
size Of Spreads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Steamship Aground.

(By Associated Press)
& SAVANNAH, GA, September 23-rhe
steamship City of Birmingham, of the
Ocean steamship Company's line ran
aground this afternoon at o'clock near
the mouth of the river. .t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Death OF Former Richmond Lady,

MISS Maymc Mcmahon Of Tul'on mas
returned from Washington, where she
WAS called by the death Of her apnt,
Mrs, Kate o'Dea McGulnn. who d'ea iAsI
Tuesday
Mrs. Medium was for thlrtyrftye years
residants Of this city. who're she Whs
known as Mrs. O'Ioen. She was q slstef
ipG . little Julian Tra!num by NeW' .
hon. Her funeral took place from g.,
Aloysus Church with solemn " 81 ma 80
Thursday morning at 0 p'alpek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
DR.. Levy Did Not Leave,

II was enormously stated Yesterday
that Or H. II. Levy had LEFT Eng Az ~,
yesterday morning, accompanying Ml VI.
Charles Phillips our city treasurer Y, ~ 20
Philadelphia. Or, Levy is In me c''y'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

White, Gray and Tan Blankets, zoe.
SAll-wool White Blankets, made Of
fine selected yarn, With q spool cotton
warp; soft and iwoolyS to the touch;
pink, blue and scarlet stripe borders,
silk ribbon binding, - 90; worth 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

and mixed freight had q head-on coils
II SION, which wrecked tho engines and
few cars. but resulted in no fatality. a
5wrecking train ordered to the scene, #W va
Sderalled and ran into a ditch. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
iComrfortables.

Solid Colored 4 Comfortables, mado
Of best grade italian Cloth; co:ors
pink, light blue, red and greeni fllled
With pure white cntton. Tl.0s; worth
So.
comfortables covered with sllkoline,
lightweight. butslots Of warmth, only
S1.i2; worth $a,25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Big Sale OF Lace Curtains.

continues week can't afford to stay away from this
store you Curtains Both Bobnets and Nottingham
bought from large manufacturers give these various groups
Lace Curtains to sell for less than they worth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
DruggetS at Saving.

aIngrun Carpet Rugs. with heavy
fringe, seamless, ox0, all-wool. beA,l-- Z
4tiful patterns. regular price IS;
sycle's saving price, 1870.
l5a Heavy Smyrna Druggets, can be
used on either side, In red, green
and Blue combinations OF colors. reg !.
8ular price 1885, Sycle's saving price.
81. SS1 z 4, 5fs I, al I
Wilton Velvet and Administer Drug
gets, sennlless, several designs and
patterns to select from; rich colors,
red and green; size AKA yards when
seen you Will agree with us that they
are the handsomest you over saw; Ks
spcclnl prices, $50 and 200. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
.E ach day shous'.
Carpets and Rugs at Saping

ready your inspection You will be surprised at the
special saving strictly ighc1ass goods from
the worlds best known makers. 8af.@
Alexander Smith Body Brussels Carpet 1o-e frame Regu-
lar price $1.a5 yard; Sycle price S9c. t8
Ingram Carpets yard WIDE saving SO centaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

Ladies and Children's
Sweaters.
Buster BROWN Sweaters for chill
dren. in all colors, fancy trimmed IN
buttons and straps, at $1. 20.
+ Ladies' sweaters in blouse Isoffect1
and Norfolk effect; some black, blue
red and white, at S1is9
Shawls.
Nice line Of shasls some square.
some circular, made of zephyr WOOL;
colors, white, pink, blue, some white
with pink and blue Borders, at 81 81.
Small and Large Size Breall kTtl !.
shawls In black, dark gray aS and
checks, have them from SOC up. KATIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Sculpture for University.

The University Of Virginia has rece'v-
cd from Italy Three marble busls, They
arc copies OF Flemis, Apollo and Psyche,
and are intended for the library IN the
rotunGn }ta;
The marbles came Through thu custom
house hero, but were immediately ror-
warded 10 the I'm eraity without duty,
MS works of and for mn educational IN
siiWtIoH,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
.Newest Dress Good s..

$4,000 yards Of new Dress Goods still they coming IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Big Flannel Bargains.

Extra Heavy Atwood Red Twill
flannel, .Dc.
Extra Heavy Canton flannel, 1Oc
yard. t..s} "a,
Linen Finish Sheets soc.
Full-sze Pillow Cases, 1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
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6nitelt,
Grfdltnng,
6eilerfeit,
Snfluen5a,
0a(sent5iinbullg
Vrn. Is, u GrIttrutou!

ZIlN N'Ns u ~ tNhltHtoH'
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bon beiiiarm Suiieu uno fblue
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BON metnem uuaufaefOrocrt ab
HHb aeeGten 5euanb 5u mntaen
Sd babe ME 8uoor I'm On
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miro ''''' meme 5'S'r in Die 0'"t'
gedutt. ieho6 1T Der Berib
iidcr, Olefeo 0etImitteIs Elm 70 perenl.
ltter. bnb Id init 9ergnlren
ladOcm nan ,n,,,,, ,,.,,.,.,.., o,,,,,,,
ciuulal 0''' 'O'''Oe' H"0 0'0'''e %ue"'
- Die an biefer allaemeinen Struni.
O''' Oct "'''''' S'''0" '''OeH'
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rim ibatldbIb. eGb weueer werib.
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oihIuc,,- ocn. lucnn 3unerIdlilge 9euie bic.
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mittcl
l'auaGer Der nWlanbniinn pree
Drrocn. "r0'''''0"
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III AZ 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Wit iucldIeul BeoadIt

aeDer oo6 Ole Wteniben III gBerfe, iuenn eS lict
nm heH Srluerh bon Elm puur Dollars banoetl
mo init peber tb6ritbten Sait tperien fie fcb
irgcnb eilem GuddiuIber In Die Nrme iuenu eS
beibi ibreu frdnien geib aeiuno 8ll MAIDEN
Stcirr llntIugbett ocrounfen es Seienigen
mel6c an pdnorrboibcn lebeH. ein5a nno
nlein. baB iie leiue geuHa finoen IS qlebt
ndnllb elm iibereS Wlitel segen oiee fcblilnme
luo idbmerIbdite 5trnnfbeit uHo oieie glr5nei ilt
~. StsbGeS NuutCiie, bon peltber e. Veils
iineoier 4 50. Tor 2llG Refu Dorf Brcben
fuienirc ucrieuoeu (UioWsiSr l&g9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

GouIcrclB loIl otI 1leidlndBi9c
@eictgcblmN 6uacorbcitet mcr.
0eu
" n0iIoM Mi5c., q. Tc5rnbcr
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2InudIte rm0 @eriiherlmgo Som.
nliiidrc nli Ocn I. 6ebrlur uad Gbi-
cugo ein6erllicn mor0cn lit, luu iibcr
Die Stipulation ser 2ebcn5uerlihe
Irlng@ @eiclliAoftcn lno ciuen &er.
llld sur QIcidi0rmi9eu @cItuItmg
ocr cinidIdAigen (Scietqcblng 9iijd
lpro6e 81 ncbmeI. Bur &orIeAug
III oieIer @criamnlung mcr0cH @c.
lebentmiirie dltSAearbeitct mer0cn,
melhe oie folgenoen Ncltimnuuuget
cntbulten iollen: ~ Surge 2lbred)
nlmaspcrio6Gn fiir Ole @eieuihaften;
y 6eItiebltna ciuer @ren5e iiir ole
Soften ser @ctriebSerueiterlna ~
&erbciiiibrllna elmer cngcren Gerbn-
Dung Der Yoliccu Subober nit Ocn
@eieIlid)oitcn. 3u ser Gonierenj in
Chicago lit Oie 9lnregung in Der Gon.
ieren5 oCrGerlidsrIng3 Gonnuiiidrc
bon nelm Stdoteu in Rem Dorf ac.
aeben luor6cn melde aud nit 0en
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Gerntblma Retreten lit umo eine 2lll.
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6obt bat Ger Vrdii0cnt lit Dem Ger.
uc1nclt nad Dolitdnoig oamit eit.
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3Ieic angeircbt merOen lollten, ltnO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
&criidIrrnneS 3 9irgnliruug.

5n elmer in Chicago o6jub1ItcnOcn
Gonicrcuj iou oui 1leidmdBi9c
@eictgcblmA Giugeorbcit2t mcr-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

Nctucr Sabre alter 5bcnpooo RHc.
Elu @auuue ..............-... 500
Erundmhcr !. Smuinu NruunhpciL
in Glaiheu Impurlrt Fro Guut Slo0
Wurtiui & Noiuo itujcuilhCr HScr
ninth. Bro GuuuliuHc. ............. 50t.
PuE. 4te Fru Uureun .......... St.j9
Vcrlumlc Vuroutud lStiuc i'm 4eiu
bcr0 aui 5laihcu QciiiuL Fro Ga
tone $500; pru Slulhe. e.....,...... dOt.
Fuitu Gndtdtls. better. dl2 ole an n
ucuo ciuer Nur icrOlrtcH pru
Smart 19r. pro Eult. ........-. 49c,
1lbiWhC 4Iu Glu'nc. ........-.- 9Sc.
gllu Same IS Eupcr MnlafCO 4yo
Luurt StUO; pro ElUlc .......-- SOC
ECiHeg Ilicr Bort GhCrru Nniuuuu.
lMauicl NuGdlcu WiuoCiru Bro
@ulouC SiOO O6cr SInlhc. ...... pc.
}to0o a Nua lcncr Sdmuitn lhm.
Bro EWtc .................... 39c
GrcWe De Wcnibr Frn Cuuriiluihe 19c
NooI0'a oou 9umctt5 Iont@ Fro
Guur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Slc
Nurira WuUtb Sloul Fru 0nrguo Si9j
[mporlirtcr 1,ducutbulcr RbelmuciU
sine NJlte bon - Gudri1. .-......, $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
lurrocll.
%On alien glpOiGefern ucrfanf.

@ifc'S 3aGuncG'Sropien BciIcn fn
cinrr Winntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
N0dl ein Ylnnfranb.

Mllliulils toUL au., 81
Gejember Ginbreder iprengten
beutc iriib oie SpinOe or nGorintb
Gepoiit Nlnt" 3u Gorintb, Sp., uuO
crbeLteten $1,000.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
our OFPAY
Customs Men Are Doing
 Without Money

The United States customs employees in Alaska are being given the oppor' tunity to enjoy life without money, None of them have received salary checks for more than a month and a half.
 On account of some error delay was entailed in the receipt of the last check for the monthly operating expenses oi the customs department in Alaska, Then, when the check was finally re- ceived, it was made payable to D. H. Jarvis, collector of customs. When it arrived in Alaska, early this month, c, l.. Hobart was the collector of customs. He wired to the secretary of the treas ury for authority to place the check to his credit at the United States depos- itory at Juneau. He received a reply denying the request and directing that he return the check,
 The Jarvis check will have to reach Washington and be cancelled before a second check will be issued. The eu' ployes will probably get two months pay at once some time in the future,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
GET READY
Road Commission Is Now in
 Office

The Alaska Road Commission is now located in its offices in the Tanner building at the corner of State street and Fifth avenue. The two back rooms have been furnished as offices and the work of putting the big front office in condition for occupancy is progressing rapidly.
 The commission Is handicapped to some extent by delay in receiving the money that it is to expend. The treas ury department has not yet placed any funds to it's credit, It is known that there is large sum in the treasury for Alaskan roads, bat a system of trans ferring it as it comes into the treasury department to the war department has not been devised as yet It is be ieved this will be accomplished in few days, when the active work of the commis- sioners will begin. Then bookkeepers and other office help will be installed and surveyors, drattsmen, etc, will be employed.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
PAID WELL
Would-Be Shop Litter Buys
 a Safety Razor

A vould.be shop liter paid hand some price for safety razor early yes terday morning. Ten dollars was the figure and he set 1t himself. The h'gh priced razor came from the cigar and novelty store of A. NJ. Laska on broad way.
 It was early in the morning. Mir, Laska had just opened his sore for business and went across the street where he was enjoying the sun and en- gagged in conversation with Emil Kor. ach. c. W. Ask, who had just opened Kalem's store, observed two men enter Laska's store. One of them picked up something, retur~ ed to the sidewalk and gave it to companion. Mir, Ask told Mir. LasAa about it and pointed out the man who had the plunder, Mir, Lasks and Mir. Korach followed the man up and captured him He denied that he had been guilty of theft and asked to be searched. He was brought to the store and Mir. Laska, noting no loss, let the man go.
 Later Mrs. Laska discovered that a safety razor had been taken. Mir. Las ka and Mir. Korach again went cut in search Of the shop liter. The former found him, and accused him of having safety razor in his possession. He took SO bill from his pocket, went into the Pack Train saloon and had it changed. Giving Mir. Laska Sl0 he asked him if that would pay for the razor.
 The thief was permitted to go. He took the train for whitehorse yester- day.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
MAKE WAY
Dawson. Bound Steamers Are
 Making Hesdway

whitehorss, Nay i7-The Prospecsor lett YCkou Crossing for Dawson Jester- day forenoon snd the Wilbur Crimmin sud Quick sailed in the afternoon. None ot them have reached Selkirk. The water st Yukoa Crossing remains the same. The La France vill get away s' noon today.
 The water is gradually going up a this place. 10 registers st the lov water mark oi previous years toisy.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
ATllN EXCEEDING
 EXPECTATIONS

On both Spruce and Pine creeks the miners are still busy cleaning up their dumps and in many cases the results are better than anticipated, as shown by some of the pokes turned in,
 This is especially so on Spruce creek, and the winters output will be far in excess of that of any previous winter.
 It is claimed that on some of the benches on Spruce creek the pay has been proved to extend over 300 feet into the bank -Atliu Claim.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
J.P. ROGERS IS
 BASEBALL MANAGER

J. P. Rogers has been elected man ager of the Skagway baseball team tc serve during the absence of Fl. L. John son, the regular manager, who will leave for the south on the Humboldt. Mir. Rogers will lcok out for the inter est of the team in the first games of the present season.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
IONGSHOREMEN ENGAGE IN
 BATTLE AT TACOMA
Three Men Killed as Result of Encounter Be tween Union and Non-union Men at City
 of Distiny. More Trouble Feared

Before midnight last night striking longshoremen boarded the Centenial at the dock and attacked Is non union longshoremen from Seattle. Pis'ols and knives were used in the encounter. It is believed three scahs were thrown overheard and drowned. They are missing. More trouble is feared,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
GETS IN
Humboldt Arrives With
 Many P,ople

The Humboldt arrived in port a, 3 o'clock with 6i passengers, l20 tons Of freight and two days mail for skag- way and the interior. The trip north was a pleasant one and good time was made.
 The Humboldt win sail at 6 o'clock this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alsskanl
 Tacoma, May l7.-B'oOdy war broke { ut on the water front last night as a result of a lougshoremen's strike that Is in progress at this place. Three men are believed to be dead as the re- suit of the first batt'e.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
HAPPY h00llGAN
 CROWD ARRIVES

Dave Blake, formerly of this city, and about three dozen breezy sou brettes and actor men, all bearing a badge inscribed, Happy Hooligan," " arrived on the Humboldt today. They will remain in this city for some time, and will appear oi the stage at Elks' hall Friday night. The badge is in honor of the name of the boat in which the party win go down the Yu- kon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
Juro-s Leave on c ore a

Most of those Sksgwayans, who were summoned to appear at Juneau next Monday to serve on the jury, will leave this city Saturday on the Georgia Some of them, it is said, win attempt to get excused.