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The evening world., 1905-11-02
Children Poisoned.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. NOV. a.
Walter and Herbert Thunm, aged eight
and zen years. are dead. and owen
Thumm. aged thirteen, is III from ar
sentcal pola1nang, the rest Of the fam
lily were not M and the case Is a mys-
terry.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
WARSAW SCENE
or ~BLOODSHED.

WARSAW, Russian Poland. Nov. a.
Infantry fsed on a crowd O demon
strators At three o'clock this afternoon.
Two persons were killed and seven
were Wounded,
Many tights took place In yarious
parts OF the city. The Socialists are
attacking the patriotic ~proeessions.
WARSAW. Russlan Poland, Nov. a.
Noon Thirty persons were hisd aud
over a hundred were wounded during
conflicts last NIGH.
Instead OF the expected abolition Of
martial law to-day, the Military Gov
efnor qad the walls covered with proc
lamatioqe s~nnouncins that IN consc-
ouenee o. Yesterdays d1sturbances.
tcoasinusd q s.sond Pss~
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Theatre Fire Inspection.

Fire Commissioner Hayes to-day
made public an order which goes into
effect tomorrow night creating five
theatre inspection districts. four In
Manhattan and the nth IN Brooklyn.
Each will be In Charge Of a N assistant
foreman detailed from a fire company.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
BY FRANK W. THORp.

fSpecial 10 The EveainR WOrldD
AoUEDUcT RACE TRACK, NJ. ~,
Nov. 2--To,day's racing marked the be-
ginning OF the end. so to speak. II wa,
the beginning of the last meeting IN
this State add II Will last twelve days
In all.
There was only a fair ~attonish,e a, not.
wi~thstanding. Secretary Rehhsrgsr had
arranged one OF the best cards seer on
the circuit this fall. Tho Aqu,duct
Handicap compared favorably with tho
greater stakes OF the, summer. very
high class field belng. engltpl. The
other races were well balanced and
promised the koene.t sort OF pport, rne
track vas fast Ard tbs N,aiher al
that could he Jssircd.
Sterling Showed the Way,
Sterling went 10 the front and showed
the way 10 the turn, where Cioten ont
ran him and led TO the stretch. There
New Mown Hay came through and.
thMns the lead, won easily by six
iengms from Cloten. who beat Bryan
the same distance for the place.
Norbury Had Il to Spare,
M%artlnmas cut out the running, fol
lowed by Norbury and Andrew Mack
and King Rose In close order. T6ov
rem THIS way 70 the last furlone. where
sxonvury. closed and won by Two lengths
from Martinmas, who beat Andrew
Mack a length and q half for the place.
myras ran,away = mn and a quirter
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Roosevelt to Vote.

WASHINGTON. NOV. 2.-President
Roosevelt will go to Oyster Bay Tues-
day and vote for the Republican nom
inee for Assembly for that district. He
will return 10 Washington that after
noon.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
AssaIls jury system.

MONTREAL. NOV. 3-Judge Hall,
az the Court OF Kings Bench, to-day
Violently assailed the grand jury sys-
TEN. claiming that II was a useless
expense to the country and that its
work could easily be done by the ex-
Aiming magistrate.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
King George in Berlin.

BERLIN. NOV 2-King George of
Greece spent most OF the day with En-
peror william. The objec, Of the Kings
visit is Understood to exchange Views
on the Macedonian question and
Greece's relations with KoUnania and
Crete.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Cash for Syracuse Union.

BINGHAMToN. nov. l.-By a vote
OF il to 80 the New York State Fed
Grafton OF women's Clubs to-day voted
20 turn over the A,91b trades school
fund 10 the Women's Educational and
Industrial Union OF Syracuse.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Old RI. Builder Dead.

QUINCY, ILL. NOV 2.--Lorenzo Bun.
one OF the builders OF the Chicago, Bur-
Nngton q Quincy Railroad and n OF
she original incorporates d the Union
Pacific, died to-day. He was etghAy-
keven years old.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
CAPTURES
AQUEDUCT STAKE
Beats Field Of Thirteen
Sprinters, Holding It
Safe All the Way.
RESULTS At A~oUEDUcT.

loo 70
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FIRST RAcE--New Mown HFy Il
to y 1, cloten 70 to I for place. e.
Bryan 8.
SECOND RAcE--Norbury Is TO y
4, Martlnmas Is to 8 for place. 2,
Andrew Mack 8.
THIRD RAcE--ArkIirta Il to y 4,
BeIlsnIcksr (even for place. 2, Nos.
trorto 8,
FOURTH RAcE-Bedouin 70 10 y
I, Coy Maid 70 to I for place. 2.
ssnts Catalina g.
FIFTH RAcE-eads u TO y, T.
p'ArkIs (even for place., 2, Sir 5ri.
ksr, 8
SIXTH RAcE-Psntonie $50 to
y, I, Lotus tout for PLACED 2, Mol
lie ponohue, s.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
TELEsRapHERs' OFFICIAL ARRESTED.

MONTREAL, Nov RIP. D. Hameh Treasurer OF Division
No z Of the Order OF Railway Teegraphers, was arrested 10.
daYpn charge of e~nbezzag $500. this division took inthe
entire Canadian Pacific Railway 7
The evening world., 1905-11-02

In football circles this afternoon there was considerable
betting on Columbias chance to score against Yale Saturday
On the general result Yale was a productive favorte. The pre-
vaiNny odds agalDsf t.-.-Av-.."s So 49,. lde mas
not been scored against this season. 4.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Slayer Dying Of Lockjaw.

NORFOLK, NOV. s.-John J. Dawlsy.
who, while intoxicated. murdered his
friend. W, H. Davis, and then tried
20 burn himself up IN his fathers barn.
to-day developed lockjaw and IL dying,
The evening world., 1905-11-02
JUDGES IN RULING
OUT JEROME SCORE
The REPUBLICANS.
Declare Manner Of Nomination if
Upheld, Would Open Way for
Fraud and Bribery-Conven-
ton Had No Legal Standing.

by a unanimous opinion the Ave Justices OF the Appellate Division who
heard argument In the jerome case yesterday late this afternoon that the
name OF MI. Jerome could not appar under the Republican eagle on the Of
ncial ballot and that the name Of Charles A. Flammer must remain - IAN
didato for Dishct-Attorney. 4Xl
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Wrecked by Gas.

PlTTsDURo NOV. 2-Twe dwellings
IN Nixon s.reos. Allegheny, were
wrecked oy o natural gas expIonlon to-
d1y, apd Daniel Dixon and his wife.
me oCcupants or one OF tho h1usea,
woro Fatally burned.
The evening world., 1905-11-02

NEWS OF
The DAY
Three Barns Consumed.

PRINCETON, N j., NOV 2,-Threo
barns, Ave sets of harness and . nuan-
tty OF oil and gasoline owned hy Martlu
vanderburg. OF Princeton, we're com.
pletely destroyed BY Are this aftcra ,or'
The cause OF the fire is unkowa. The
loss Is estimated at 5000, while the
property was Insured for $500.
The evening world., 1905-11-02

LATE WINNERS AT lATONIA.

Fourth-Sanetome FL, Gypsene 80 place Rankin.
F%lith-Foss S. 10-l Pretty Nellie 25-1 place, Tarp.
Sxth-Hortensia 7-2, Harmarkis 3-5 place. GIoster.T
The evening world., 1905-11-02
DINNER TO JUsTIcE o'BRIEN.

Presiding Justice 0'Brien, OF the APP
pellate Division, Supreme Court, will be
tenderyd' a dinner by the Law Alumni
Of Columbia University on Nov. " ~
pe'monoo'A
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Statute Most Clear

The Court goes on to say that It is
asked to override the Cueiebarh case
in which the election law was held to
be mlnditory. The authority Of this
decision, \ says, has stood for ten
years and has never been questioned,
The Court calls attention to the fact
mat the Legislature has frequently
amended the election law since that
time, and says that II this Construction
Of the law "a not IN accordance with
the wishes OF the people and the win
Of the Legislature sorn change in
~phraseology indicating an intention
that the law should be directory would
have been made,
To sustain the claims OF the Repab-
lean petitioners, the Court says, would
open the way for all sorts Of delays
and changes IN party nominations. It
will also, It says, endanger the valid
ity OF elections. Even considered a. an
The evening world., 1905-11-02

spraay Service Faii river ana Boston
NV Lac Pa y . Hiv,h
The evening world., 1905-11-02

The Justices issued an order SUSTAIN
ing the action OF Justice tovsr In pse.si
Term, declining the application Of tho
Republican County Committee for a
writ Of mardamus to compel the Board
OF Elections 10 make tho Substitution.
TIE decision is most sweeping In
character, overtarowing every c~onten-
ton made by Henry W. Taft and hi1
associate counsel IA the single one
that the nomination cf Mr Jerome
might be regarded as an original nomi-
nation.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Law 10 Mandatory.

The court decides that the law u
mandatory not directory; that no ener-
gency such as tiat claimed BY the
petitioners ever existed; that the re-
assembled convention which noas-
mated Mr.. -Jereme- hna no official
~existencei that 10 sanction the RE-
publican claims would be TO open
the doors to bribery and fraaa
and would directly thrwart the
win OF thc people NJ expressed Ia
the election inws.
Tie Court hclds that Mr.. Flammer
did not. within The time prescribed BY
law decline the nomination, ana thN
therefore tile question OF whether the
provision Of the statute limiting the
time within Which party nomInS IONS
may be declined and new nominations
made are directory or mandatory 70
not squarely presented. The opinion
goes ON: llfHt
we are unanimous OF the opinion
that the most favorable view OF the
case for the petE ioner that could DO
taken is to regard the las. action of the
Republican Convention In nominating
Mr.. Jerome as an original nominal
tt.~s ~ ..|| N" NHI |"H"I
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Gold Rose SCI early p,oe.

Gold Rose went 10 the front Ana
nude the early pace, followsd ~ b.
douln. Coy Maid and Santa @ saiina
LheY ran this way TO the stretca. whe,s
vold Rose quit bedouln then went 10
NE front and fioldins his v to ire
finish won easily BY two lengths fron,
Coy Mad who beat santa Catalina a
The evening world., 1905-11-02
sterling Showed the Way,
ArkIlta Easily Best.

Arkiirea. a fav0rite inl RE Rellrose
Stakea went 10 the front at thosafar
made All the running and won elsi.v
by three lerxrhs from Beilsnlcker. WI
closed strong and beat Nos romo ~
four leneihe for the place, -
The evening world., 1905-11-02

"a w TsHsiss B. nee t Ess ssSH 40 ssss.t: sup.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20

MT. Reynolds lived on a ranch about eight miles west of Phoenix. He was probably thirty-five years old and was married a year or two ago to Miss Edith Lowe. whose mother is also a valley resident and MT. Reynolds par ents. MT. and Mrs. R. Reynolds live near the farm of their son. The dead man also leaves one child of tender years.
 Lou Reynolds had been employed in hauling milk to one of the Phoenix creameries and Tuesday night he re- mained in town staying up all night as he was seen at various hours of the night by acquaintance who recalled the fact yesterday. There seemed to be nothing the matter with him and so far as could be learned he was not in toxicated. Early yesterday morning he went to the Central and went to bed. To more was seen of him until he was found dead. Employees about the house say they heard no unusual noises. such as groans that would most likely have followed the taking of poison and there was no indication of violence in the room, nor was there anything in the appearance of the body indicating other than a peaceful death from natural causes. His effects consisted of ninety cents in money. some cigarette papers and sack of tobacco and similar tri- f1es. His team was found by the police and placed in the Dublin corral.
 The body was turned over to Un- dertaker Merryman who left last even ing for the dead mans home to notify his family.
 During the evening the parents of the dead man came to the city having heard the distressing news through another source. They said they could scarcely believe 1t for when their son left home the day before he was seem ingly enjoying perfect health. They said though that he had at times been subject to sudden cramping spells and he might have suffered such an at tack which ended fatally.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20
Nothing succeecs Like Success

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and m os t prominent citizens of Arizona. The Docfar is a Rraduata of
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20
A MYSTERIOUS RAFT
A Strange Craft Reported From the
 Buckeye Marine Station.

Buckeye, Ariz.. April 15.-(SpeciaI Correspondence of The Republican.)- Buckeye has been visited by the rain god once more. While he did a great deal of damage to people that had hay down yet they were generally glad to see him come. Stock water was get ting very low on most all the ranches and some were having to drive their stock to water at the river and else where, while others were watering by horse power from wells. But since the rain most every one has plenty of stock water and is feeling good over the rain.
 A raft composed of large timbers and Iashed together by a large rope was seen to go down the river last Thurs day by several different people; where it came from no one had any idea
 The Agua Fria has again been play ing havoc with our mail service. We have had but one mail this week and that came on Tuesday. This is getting to be such a regular happening that we are getting used to it.
 w. A. Evans gave a farewell party to his neighbors Friday night. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Gibson and family. MT. and Mrs. Bruner and family. H. w. Davis and wife, MT. and Mrs. Doyle, MT Bacon and wife. Mrs. John Roberts and children, Miss Daw- son and MT. N. Benson. MT. Evans is moving to Phoenix where he will help attend to the duties of the Eureka meat market owned by Tovera & Evans. He left for Phoenix today.
 MT. w. C. Peterson of Arlington left for Mesa the first of the week We are sorry that he can not be at home to see his land go down the Gila river as he would certainly enjoy it. He has lost by the inroads of the river some thing over forty acres in all. Part of this was in alfalfa and the rest was in grain.
 The Arlington Canal company which has recently been at work on it's ditch bought a right of way through one cor ner of the Christian ranch and built a ditch upon it, but now finds that it is worse off than before as the money is gone that was paid for the land and the land and piece of new ditch is gone
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20
4 SUDDEN DEATH
But Indications Are That It Was From
 Natural Causes.

Lou F. Reynolds died suddenly some time yesterday in room at the Central hotel being found about o'clock yes terday afternoon when the coroner was notified. A jury was impaneled, the body viewed and an investigation of the surroundings made after which the inquest was adjourned until 1:30 o'clock this afternoon when 1t is ex- pected more facts concerning the dead man will be available. But so far as the coroner could determine yesterday there was no evidence of either foul play or suicide and death appeared to be from natural causes.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20
MYSTERIOUS WHITE RACES.

The idea that dn remote parts of the tropics, amid the dark skinned races, there exists mysterious isolated white tribes bearing a strong resemblance to Europeans, has long possessed a cur ious Fascination for the old World.
 For years stories of such race have been told in the Persian Gulf. and the Rev. $. NJ. Zwemer an American mis- sionary stationed at Muscat. alluded some time ago 10 coffee house bab ble in Eastern Oman concerning a mys- terious race of light complexioned peo- pie who live somewhere in the noun tains. shun strangers and speak a Ian guage of their own" Various theories have been propounded to explain the fable. but probably the explanation is to be found ia the narrative of jour ney made in Oman in 1876 by Colonel & T.. Miles, published some time ago in "The Geographical Journal" Col onel Miles in the courSe of his travels nearly thirty years ago, came across town nemed Sheraizi in the heart of the Green Mountaias. This strange place was perched like an eagles nest on the top of great cliff. and was inhabited by a people of lighter skin than the rest of the tribes of the inter for. They rarely descended to the plains. and refused to mix or inter marry with the Arabs Colonel Miles found they were the descendants of a portion of the Persian army which in vadcd Oman in the tenth century. The isolation Of the town and the curious behavior of its people through so many generations would undoubtedly give rise to exaggerated stories iH the bazaars on the distant coast, and in this case the origin of the fable may be regarded as fairly certain.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20

too. Leaving the company the priviI- ege of buying again.
 Next Sunday April 23 the long post poned dedication services at the PalO Verde and Buckeye churches arc billed to take place. It rests with the weather whether they do or not.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20

If a man is unable to keep his word he can find plenty more in the diction- aTy.-PhiladelELhia Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-20

When money talks to the most of us it is at the other end of a long distance phore.-Philadelphia Record.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
N. F. X Y, K. 6IYfS
 SOUVENIR TICKETS

The W. Ps NY. R. is now Issuing sooxeoir tickets to all these who make the trip from skagvay to the summit Or Ben0eet and return. The ticket is h addition to the pasteboard that the conductor takes up from the passen- gers, though 1t is given with the regu- Ter excursion ticket and bears the sams number.
 The souvenir ticket Is neat little card, on one side oI which Is tho words, awith the compliments ot the White Pass & Yukon Route On the reverse side arsshree views, ou the left hapd appears picture of SkagNay valley looking down stream ErOm Rocky point la the center Is a scene shtwing the YdSon midnight sun, and on he right It's W P. & Y.R river boat in Five Fingers rapids
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
p..onis Meeting

There win be a regular communica- tlOa of White Pass Lodge No. llS, F. & A. N, Friday, July 2s, at their hall, No 625 Fourth avenue.
 Work in NJ. NJ.
 sojourring and visiting brethren are cordially Invited to meet with us.
 By order of the W. NJ. H. ". TAYLOR, Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
IN THr UNITED STATES plsthiet COURT TOR THE DISTRICT OF
 ALASKA, DIVISION No |

In the matter of fixing che speoial July, 1905 term oi this court at ORDER Skagwsy, Alaska. |
 Aud now upon consideration it IS or dered that Q special term oi the seoVe court be held at Skagway, Alaska, com lmencing on July 2ith, 1905, at o'clock D. m. And it further ordered that thiS or der be published ia the Daily Alaskan, newspaper p9bliehed at sSagWeyi Alaska, for thirty days prior 10 the holding of said term. Done io Chambers this ilth day oi June 1905.
 ROYAL A. GUNNISoN,
 Judge, First publication June %, leo5
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
DAWSON IN
Yukon River S.eamrr Makes
 NhtplOrse

whItehorse, July 2s The Dawson arrived at 5:45 D. m. with 10 through and nine way passengers. She will sail for Dawson this evening.
 Coming up stream, the Victorian wal at HoOlalinQua at am, the.Se.kirk al oxilvis at 10 p. m. and the Casca al selwyn as ss n.
 Going down stream the Whitehorse was as selkirk as 10 D. m. and the Gao adian Is in Dawson.
 The Victorian will sail tomorrow night.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
sSOR.ward

Fifty dollars reward Is hereby offered for information that will lead to the discovery Of the person or persons who started the ire that has been raging the last two days on A B mountain, orI who permitted the same to be started.
 Herman Barthel. skAgwI Alaska, July 25, lsOe5.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
Beard Vented

Woman with sa moaths old child e. sirss board and care Tor the child. VIII nav hy the month. Call up this snice. lw.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
B.s, 2s Cont M al.

Railroad Restaurant has tie best g cent meals in town, equal to 30 ceot meals other places. Second Ave. and Broadway, oppo. depot,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
O .srsla Due Tomorrow

The Georgia will be due to arrive at skagway tomorrow morning. She will sail for Juneau at noon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

Ice cream and sherhers st the Vienna Bakery. Best in town. Phone se.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
Forssis

House end 3l lots oa Tenih Avenue sl,i Btosdway aud furnished fcottaEe en Eleventh Avenue hetwee1 Broadway and Snfinc strness. Tn0ufre on prem. ises. Mrs. r N 1I"eavlsh
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

All the latest novelties in merchant tailoring for fall 'and winter wear at the American Tallors, A u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

You can buy the finest shoe made, a Hanan, for s6.50 at Behrends' sale tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
Lumber For Sale

-.AII l.laas 0f lanber . snyasr'a. ,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
: r.s.. ..a I..s. os-,.Is. VII

rNoe fs the tine Co ref yo.af q tf ses ia q caFtsina ussfsd Toe kos S tlrt Is tnakif.e k s-jetialty e 70 sud li fuaranites sa1lsieetic1
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

For vour express and hauling see E McC weste. Phones po-sh u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
Nle. asa ossl

rf von get ioo hot drop in 70 the Sc attle aud get cooled oa. eld
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
coias., in Town

The cOlaes, beer in town is at t'.e Sc, attle saloon. V V "
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

Oyster cocktails, Olympi or East ern at the Pack Train restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

All the dehcacies Of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
TROUBLE
Everybody Hts His Own
 Troubles

if righG remedy is secured trou- bio cl tho worst kind could be relieved. Eyes have troubles like all other things When in need of right treat meat arop into our store and have your eyes exaaiaed by the latest improved op, ieal ltstruments and get pair of eye glasses ground that will relieve all ssraihs and make your eyesight per feet
 Wear Gu, Watches And clocks need attending to when out o} trim. Watches and clocks wear out ike al machinery fl not at- tended to whon they need attention. Brlne your catches, clocks and iewelry to our store aoo you can get first class work aore very reasonably Every niece Of wor turned out of our store is perfect end saiisfaction is gauranteed wasches, ievclry and silYereare a, low ptices
 Donil lail ,te secure one oi Che steel safe derosl S.oxcs as il is proof aga aast fire or b,reisry. It's convenience will convince you ofiis value.
 j.. IKUTA,
 eYeler and olSiciaa
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The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
Good orowl.r saeasars e

Ths place to get good growler meas ure ie al the Totem saloon. You yet your moneys worth.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
A &2ss00 suit for SIS, ,00 at
 Bsh1ends 'ssale tomorrow.
DIVINE DIES Methodist Bishop Pas;
 ses Away

Especial .Esspssch to Daily AeaE'kSl
 hlInsespOlls. Minn,, July 2sfhe Rev. Issas ". Joyce, D. D., bishop ol the Msthths Episcopal church, died Oi cerebral hsnOrrhAge this morning at ths age ct es years.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

July nagazlues last received at aIulr's. .la....
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28
HEY DEAD
Fssal Accident to English
 Passenger Train

,spstla Dispasch to the Daily Alaskaql
 kll5stpc0l. England, 5ul5 pas ssnssf express rsn lntoa lreishs irsip on q side track bsse asi hlghls killing 90 people ona tefFibly ipnflne nsgre |.lspn 5 others
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

f.b,,arcn,s sas sasssss efa~ s.' fseatlY reduced ai Haffiss'e
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

Ice cool sleins at the Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

Mems S. .0D oasen for ss : 5 at BehrendA sale toinor. row
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

Get youf ic e am at Mair's.