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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
CUTICURA- THE SET, ST.
Complete Treatment for Every
Humor from Pimples
stlt to ScrOfula.

Tho agonizing itching and burning Of
the skin as in eczema; the frightful seal
ing, as in psoriasis; the loss Of hair and
crusting Of thescalp, as in scaled head;
the facial Disagreement, as in pimples
and ringworm; theawful suffering OF IN
fnnts, and anxiety of worn-out parents,
ms in milk crust, letter, and salt rheum
all demand o remedy of almost
tsuperhuman virtues to successfully
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills ara such stands
proven beyond all doubt. No state
ment is made regarding them that is
not justified by the strongest evidence.
The purity and sweetness, the power
to afford immediate relief, the GER
tainty Of speedy and permanent cure,
tho absolute safety and great economy
have made i them the standard skin
cures and hunor remedies OF the
civilized world.
Cuteur, Soap &c, Ointment 5Dc, Rcsolvcnt, Zoe lin
form Of Chocolate Coated pulls DC vial Of COY Potter
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Ud-Mallcd Free" How to Cure Tortnring Bumors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
WAS CONVICTED AND
THE FINE !. RENTED 4 IN !. /.
Case of Woman Who Misrepre-
resented to Aid Another to
Marry Disposed OF,

Taking into consideration the extenuat-
ing circumstances surrounding the case
Justice Crutchfeld, upon the recon-
mendation of Commonwealth Attorney
D. c. Richardson. yes terdayf morning,
after convctlng Sarah Harris (colored)
Of Misrepresentation, RENTED the fine of
$50 that had been. Imposed upon her.
The woman. sister OF Estelle Smith,
mother of Hattie Smith, who married
fore Clerk Christian of the Hastings
Court that she was the mother Of the
girl who wanted to be married. The de-,
ception leaked out when Joe Harris,
father of the girl, came TO the court and
asked who had. given consent for his
daughters marriage.
1t was brought out In testimony that
the negro woman. Sarah Harris. was an
aunt of the young negro woman who
was married, and that she (Harris) had
acted upon the advice and for Estelle
Smith, the mother of the girl.
And as the trial progressed a Very fine
legal point was argued BY Mr.. Gilbert
Pollock for the defense and Common
wealth's Attorney Richardson for the
prosecution.
The statute bearing on the particular
offense Is so worded that IL an appeal
were taken to the Ihlgher courts. the case
would be won, even though the person
did misrepresent facts in obtaining a
marriage license for another party. The
or mother OF girl under twenty one
years Of age can lawfully give consent to
the girls marriage. And the statute
on Misrepresentation says that If per-
sons having a lawful right 10 give their
consent misrepresent facts, ETC.. there
Is. did this woman, Sarah Harris, have
n lawful right?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
BANK' president
THANKS CU11CURA
Very Much Indebted 70 ,C;ut|,cura,
the Great Humor Cure ~ Recon-
mehds Ito Others Young Lady
Cured After Years Of Suffering.
WORLDS BEST PEOPLE
(. RELY ON CUTlCURA

IL am personally very much in
debted to tlie Cuticura Remedies. Re-
peatedly / have recommended them to
others afflicted as I have been. Ono
case in particular was that Of young
wonani In Edlnonto ton, Metcalfe Co, Ky,
who had suffered for years withoutrelief
from her medical adviser. advised
her friend to send for your pamphlet,
read it, and get your Remedies. After
wards learned that she had done SO
with complete success. ! have great
faith in Cuticura, and take great pleas
ure in giving you this informat ton to do
with as you please. (signed) Theodore
Harris, President, The Louisville
National Banking Co., Louisville, KY,
juno 8, 1905"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
BROUGHT INTO COURT
FOR TAKING l',I.||| HER |. DOG.
Mary, Not Being Able to Sustain
Her Claim, Justice John
Disnlisses the Case.

This ngger's charged with stealing
your fox terrier dog of the value OF
blank Did he do it?' querled Justice
negro woman who had charged Taylor
Brown with swiping her pet canine.
Vas, sar; he did. AS was walking
along Broad street passed this man
and er mother niger. and this man
token grabbed UP little F'ido and ruined
off wild him. chased him er long until
! come to Mr.. Tominson, Ell den token
told him er bout the stealing. But he
ruined up Pink Alley Crnylor Brown
not Captain Tomlinsonl, EN- lost sight
er him TIL yesteday when started
some detective work er my own. When
found my dorg dis man had him at
his house, and when dat dorg seed me
he just Token wag his tall and folier
me right home. End den got q, war
rant for him., case lie amt got no right
TO steal NAH dorg" said Mary, almost
breathlessly.
.'Well, what about it?'' asked the
man up high as he looked down upon
the prisoner.
Ills nah dorg, jedge Dis ger: man
gin him to me when he was puppy.
and Taylor pointed TO gentleman, who
verified thu statement
..T'aint So cause I raised dat dorg fer
the last two years, and the white folks
whar is IN service for gin him to me,
shot back Mary.
..pid Won give this man that dorg?
asked the Justice of the white man who
had volunteered 10 come into court and
testify
II certainly did. The dog is his" was
the answer,
Il can prove the dorg is mne!' said
1!ar4. and the canine tugsed at her
apron strings.
sect out. get out, See the High Con-
atsbIe about This matter. These dog
olscs generally take up about one day In
hearing some sixty or seventy Witnesses
I'm done with the matter" and Mary
winston walked out OF the court with
The canine playfully jumping up ut her
The dog didn', for the first thine notice
TAYLOR Brown. who claimed that IT be-
lnnEed to him,
Then came Mamie, Garter alias Susie
Clarke alias Mamie Clarke. alias Nam
Me Scott alias Mary Norman. Good
detective work on the part OF Mr. Wilt
shire landed the woman behind the bars.
She is believed 10 be one Of those negro
women who have secured employment
at different places and left with lot
OF iewery and other vlluables, When
the detective questioned her last Satur-
day, she gave one name and SAID she
was from Petersburg When he saw
her again an Moaday she was travel
Ing under another cognomcn. AT the
house whore she was stopping she mad
a nom de plume. And that's Why Nan
ME, or Susie or Mary. Is now locked
up. She will he given hedring on the
2Sth.
In J11Ifcl q fall OF Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
EXECUTION DELAYED.
Supreme Court Grants Writ OF
Error in Case of Iohnsin.

" - NS1SN W S1l1AoAl1t
The Supreme Court has granted writ
( of error in the case of Austin Johnson,
the negro convicted of criminal assault
and who was TO have been hanged next
Monday for the crime.
Mr.. Edgar B. English, counsel for the
condemned man. who has been so in
dustriousy working to save the life OF
his client, received the following tcle-
gram yesterday morning:
Stanton, va, September 49,
Mr. Edgar B. English Richmond, Va.
This court has awarded writ OF error
and supersedeas in case OF Austin John
son VS.. Commonwealth"
(signed) JOSEPH A. lyADDELL,
s5 Clerk.
Immediately upon receipt of the tele-
gram, Mr.. English FASTENED to the Hen
rico county jail TO inform the condemned
Of Its contents.
Austin Johnson vas found in his cell
conversins with two ministers. He was
the happiest negro in The Jail when the
news came to. him. and with great fervor
he thanked the attorney and then offered
up n prayer.
The writ of error will mean that the
negro will live certainly until after jan
nary. Mr.. English will argue the case
before the Supreme Court. and will lay
great stress on aftcr-dlscovcrcd evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
made in the burial plot ct her former
home
Miss Ruth Candle Dies.

home.
Miss Ruth Candle Dies.
Mss Ruth caudlc died at the residence
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. I. eau
die, in Swansboro, Monday night ut l
o'clock. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. and the inter-
ment was made In Maury Cemetery.
Want Dance Hall to Go.
Besides the indictments brought In by
the grand jury they recommended that
Bibbs's dance hall at Fifteen and Hull
Streets, be broken up.
The recommendation stated that not
sufficient evidence had been brought In TO
indlct any one, yet many complaints had
been made. and the discontinuuce of the
hall would be good radiance to the city.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. Al. Thayer, ,ofrst. Petersburg, Fla,
is visiting her relative Mrs. L. NJ
Latham.
Mrs. j.. o. Harrington, of Chester
visited yesterday Mrs. T. r. Pulley on
Fourteenth Street
William Kahn was arrested yesterday
for buying junk without n license. Fie
was fined $40 and requested to take out
license.
Red Golden was arrested by Officer
Moore on the charge Of stealing coat
from Mr.. II. ]. Schwartz.
The grand jury yesterday found not a
true bill against fred Jenkins. Herbert
Cox and Manley Ferguson, charged with
stealing two shotguns.
DR.. Loving who has been very III -
Memorial Hospital, has returned to his
home In Swansboro.
a fire occurred at o'clock yesterday
afternoon al woodhouse on Sixth and
Hull Streets. The chemical apparatus
was used by the fire department and the
Tire was sosn cxtinGulshed. No damage
resulted.
The police of Manchester are conducting
an active crusade against all owners Of
dogs who have not yct&paid the license
tax IT. seems likely that number OF
people will have 10 pay the fine. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
The Ieffersons.

Joseph Jefferson and William ". Jef-
ferson, fuVorltc sons Of tbs late Joseph
Jefferson, Will prcssnt Richard Eriusl.y
Shctidan's master comedy. THE Rivals"
at the Academy Friday night, Joseph AZ.
o"rrggcr n part ne ha8 long played At
all the principal thcaters III tie larger
cities, William W. Jefferson WI cpact
Bob Acres q psrt be played for long
Both have been PLAYING With their father
for a number Of ynats. rheg VII be-
supported by an excellent company ~
artists, several Of t,trn members ~ lteir
late fathers company When en- tour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
N|CkAAM TO BECOME
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Will Discharge the Duties Of
That Office After Capt. Will
lard Becomes Commissioner.

# Z x E q 2 ( q
Tho news published In Tho Times Dis.
patch on yesterday that Captain WIZ
lard had determined to accept the posi-
;tion on tho Corporation Commission.
made vacant by tho resignation OF Hon
Henry Fairfax, was the subtcct OF most
favorable comment.
Many citizens who had opposed Cap
tnln Willard in his recent cand'dhcy Tor
Governor, ms well ns his many friends
called to congratulate him. ss
CAPTAIN Willard Will. Within a week
send In his resignation as licutsnant-govs
ernor. when Senator Wickhnn Will sue
coed him.
senator .Nickham will be acting lieu
tenant governor and President OF the
Senate, and upon him will devolve the
duty OF opening tho Senate on January
18th. If he Is again elected president or
that body. lc Will continue to preside un-
til Lieutcnant-G Governor elect Ellyson
takes Office on Fubruary 1st next Should
Go,4-nor Montague resign before NJ
term expires Acting Lieutenant Governor
Wickham must within five days issue
writs of election for Governor OF Vir-
sinia. Election must be held within Sixty
days from the time such writs are IS
sued.
Until such election was held he, together
with The Senate, tvoul6 govern inc INC
State.
The acting lIeutcnant-g overnor hrst
sat In the Legislature In 1879. In 1857,
upon the death OF his father. General
Williams C. Wickham. he succeeded TO MS
seat In the Senate and las been returned
without opposition ever since.
In 1897 Senator Nickham was elected
President OF the Senate, and has held
that honorable position up to tho pres
ent time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
soRA PLENTIFUL,
Richmond sportslnen Having
Fine Success in the Marshes.

sora are very plentiful in the marshes
ana some big bags have been made.
Pr Stuart Mcclure, Mr., Simon Syca
and MI. Lyons killed 900 on ono tide ~
White House.
Mr., Morgan II, Mills brought In l6S
ton two tides OH the Mnttapon River, and
Mr., r. IT, Smith ana his son killed 49,
on ono tide on the Pamunkey River.
Tho tide this week Is not favorable
10 shooting, and the club houses at the
marshes are more or less deserted by
Richmond sportsmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Pattison for Governor.

Life insurance people In Richmond are
much interested hi the guhernatorial
campaien in Ohio this year, the Demo-
Gratis having nominated one of thelr clan
for chief magistrate Of the buckeye State.
iIon John Mr. Pattison. Of Cincinnati,
campalgn MI. Pattlson is president Of
the Union Central Life lnsnrannce Com
pany md is personally known to many
rn,npafsn buttons are noutlnS around the
lie insurance oflces ia Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Frank Desl1on.

The Nixon * Zimmerman Operas Com
pnnX viii present The Office Boy" mt
the Academy Tomorrow night, with the
fnvoritc comic opcra comedian. Frank
Dcshon, Legitimate ana standard drama,
mclodrana and farce may coruc and 30.
butt musical comedy wl always be In
vogue. There is Il tonic In good fun.
bright music and pretty stage pictures.
AS puiTeyor OF thls ,ype Of amil8e-
lnsnt Frank Dcshou haG ever teen II
leader. rH s..I.s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Old Kentucky Home Week,

mayor Mccarthy J. IN rrseiIA u litter frDra
all y y liughef, ihe 6ecftlaf2 n thF i/InlBs
Vile Gommerclal CLUB, WHteh prsaGiza,l0n II
mfank'pB Tor II k"RtuckY 'fI6inS 1pHiHg
WrniH 20 he philed 81 citbrr IN HaY M June
y, me coming ycsr Mr.. IiuRh,x thinks th.tG
ale mNhS kenluehlhns %hp have t1uBA yifginB
u D"ttf haGF 70 I've in-tDah ne f3Vs 0f4Ts
S"uNuE, ana DC shul. 20 Xet N. trrfesgylh..
a"hfN yin any ana all sgfk n, "a ~ inYta
iueGs IIQmr.p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
SARA ADLER TONIGHT.
Great Yiddish Tragedienne to Be
at the Academy.

Sara Adler the grea, Yiddsh ,raged-
enne. viii present "Thn Broken Heart"
In the Academy Tonight The perform
ance VIII be IN Yiddisl, but many not
conversant with the language Will Wit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
One Charter Issued.

The state Corporation Commission yesterday
issued a charter To the Central Mercantile Com
pauy, Incorporated, Of East lsadruri Tho iH-
corpora iprs are I, l.. Pickle, president; John
II stump, yles.presdent aud general mnnager
and j 4. Mcl.emore, secretary; all Of Fast
49, il;,ndlse estab!isnment With eash MIA
In capital Of s20l0i authorized capital, so 600
siace Of business East Itadf0ri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
\ Firemcn's House Warming.

+ The fire addies are going TO have kind OF
noise- warming blowout on the occasion OF mo
CINE house on Broad Street near 1ombardy.
Tho apparatus Is already in the house. but
tie warming, which, according to Invitations
Issued. will be Monday night. September 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

IL II h ID / Il ~ . + z. La !
There were about half dozen wit
nesses, including tho crew OF the car.
Mr., Bolton, an eye witness Of the who's
affair, testified to about tho same account
as he gave TO the reporter of The
Times Dispatch the night OF tho accident
that he saw tho CIR approaching and
shouted rSwarning to the motorman,J who
did not slacken his speed. Some testified
that the car was moving rapidly, while
others said that tho speed WAS only mod
crate. In the main the evidence agreed. 1t
was stated th,be the buggy was on the
edge Of the track when struck and that
tho place was quite dark.
Mr.. Harris. the motorman. testified
that the buggy was on the edge OF the
track, and that he did not see It until
he was in car length of the vehicle.
He put on the brakes which slackened
the speed considerably, but something
seemed to happen In the gearing of the
car, and he lost control. The only pos
sible explanation of this seems to be
that the broken pieces of the vehicle
and the harness became entangled in the
working apparatus of the car and caused
it to become unmanageable. The con-
ductor testified that he did not hear the
warning cries of Mr.. Bolton, and that
his attention was attracted only by the
violent ringing Of the bell when the err
was about fifteen feet from the buggy.
When he saw that the motorman had
lost his control he stopped 1t by the
rear brake. A boy. who was across the
street from MIR Bolton when the latter
shouted to the conductor. gave in his
evidence that he heard the cries The
testimony could not be called damaging
to the crew from the accounts of the
witnesses and their own evidence would
seem to free them from blame in the
disaster
The company. through It's representa-
tives. Ness1S. Wells and Guigon Offered
to pay the funeral expenses and the
offer was accepted by Mr.. Radcliffe.
The Carmen Bailed.
Harrls and Lockhart were given bail
yesterday evening at 6 o'clock on the
application of Mr.. Wells. who gave bond
torman. and $3.50 for Lockhart, conductor.
1t was decided to turn the case over to
the county authorities. 1t Will come in
the maglstra te's court before Squire
Chatham on Friday morning ct 10
o'clock Messrs. q. H. Well and a. B.
Guigon will represent the company, and
Judge Gregory will represent the Com
monwealth.
Mr.. Radcliffe took the sad news of his
wife's horrible death quite calmly and
stocally. He was notified OF the acci-
dent only early yesterday morning by
Messrs. Stanley kahnaand Lynn Bolton.
OF Swansboro. Mr.. Radcliffe said that
he had consulted with Mr. d. L. Pulnm
and Willis c. Pulllnm, and that he would
bring suit against the company.
Mrs. Radcliffe was thirty-Gvc years old.
She leaves ~ small children 10 mourn
their loss, The funeral will take place
to-day at II o'clock and nterment will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Mrs Cill's Excursion.

Mrs Gill's excursion will be run to
washington on Monday, September 25
and returning win arrive here on Wed
nesday, September. q. a great many
young people will take advantage OF the
TO visit the National Capitol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
NEWS GATHERED.
FROM s J |. II { 4 Dc
Verdict ri tile Coroiler:'s Jury At
taches No Blaine to the
Crew.
MoToRMA N LOST I. Isl CONTROL n. 70 |.
Company Pays funeral Expenses
Of Mrs. Radcliffe, Who Will
BE lBuried To-Day.
Manchester Bureau, Times-D ispatc Oh, |
E No. 11O2 I1ull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch,
F. No. 1102 Hull Street.
The verdict of the coroncr's Jury surl-
1noned to inquire into the cause Of tho
death Of Mrs. Scott Radcliffe, who was
killed by cur in swnrsboro Monday
night is as follows: ts
I'VE, the Jury summoned to Inquire
when. whero and under what bcirclin-
sttlnccs Mary J. Radcliffe, here lying denu
before Us, came to her death, upon our
onths do say that we believe TINT said
Mary j. Radcliffe came to her death on
Monday, September IS, 1905, at about 7:1i
O'Clock p. Nj, in the town Of s"ansboro,
county Of Chesterfield. and the cause Of
said death was due to being run over 6y
an electric street car, on tho Hull Street
line, belonging to tho Virginia Passen.
ger and Power Company"
(signed)
j. w BROADNAx, Corone-
4ABNER MOORE, Y,
ISADORE FORTUNE,
GEORGE CONWAY,
w. j.. ADKINS,
WALTER JONES,
BEN WILLIAMS.
The Testimony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk OF the Hastings cour; ytyerday
matrimonial intent. They wore. 20 Paul u
1,oehler and Annie c. Schnif. and..o Dennis =.
O.suiivan and Katherine r. O'S+i!. Two u
censes were also issued to colored cou2."S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Collector Cunningham at Desk.

Captain Frank w, Cunningham, the collector
Of taxes. has been detained al home by sickness
for a week ar NOR, but WAS AZ his desk In
The CiIy Han yesterday, The captain Gays no
S ali . wull man set by quite a lot, blt he
Is very glad 70 be around tho Old quarters
again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

SPECIAL ONE WAY. coLoNlsT RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST AND POINTS IN
THE FAR.WES VIA CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO ROUTE.
From September 18th TIL October Slst
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway W., W.!
sn,I SPECIAL, ONE-W4IY MIXED CLASS
ECOIONlsT TICKETS at greatly reduced
rates, notably, s4675 to the Pacific Coast.
points beyond the Rockies. in Arizona.
California. New Mexico, Oregon. Titan,
For detail information, apply to
jaT1 f's3 wv. O. WARTHEN.
D. P. A., G. and Q. Railway, Richmond I
The Alaska prospector., 1905-02-09

Snow glasses-the best. at S,ulls Watch glass, heavy, at Stull $ 25 Snow Glasses for the trail at the Owl Drug Store.
 If you would enjoy good health bathe frequently at the Dock Baths. PICNIC HAMS sweet and juicy He at the Valdez Market, Phone 29 The Valdez Laundry does first class Tailoring as we'll as first-class laundry work.
 Large consignment of Huyler'> Superior Candies enroute for the Owl Drug Store.
 Watch cleaning $1 50 at Stull's
The Alaska prospector., 1905-02-09

Cut Glass, cut prices, at Stull's.
 Cut prices in every department at Stull's.
 Fresh Oysters on every steamer for Wikidel.
 See the pretty four-in-hand ties at the La'ies' Bazaar.
 Locker and Stroebel are camped at No. 3, enroute to Slate creek.
 PORK SAUSAGE we'll seasoned 1Sc at the Valdez Market, Phone 29
 Sam Butler and Charles May man have started for the Bremner.
 George McNeer is moving an outfit into Nizina for Frank Ker- nan.
 c. K. Hammond crossed the summit Monday, enroute to Fair banks.
 WIENER SAUSAGE with Sauer Kraut is fine. 1Sc at Valdez Mark ct. Phone 29.
 The Santa Clara will bring fine line of Eiderdown Robes, Seattle Prices. Ladies' Bazaar.
 A new roadhouse is to be estab- lished at the lower end of the Key- stone canyon in few days.
 NJ. J. Smith, of Tolovana, and c. H. Taylor, of Cinema, regis tered at the St. Elias Monday.
 The Alaska Copper Co.'S. outfit is moving along rapidly. and will be over the hill in few days.
 Davidson and Hollingsworth. who are going 10 Slate this season, are now across the summit.
 Parker Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Bunk. stove and wood :, all comforts. p cents per day. Fred Higson, Harry Happel. Tom Hunt and Louis Ro,hkranz are now on the trail for the Brem- ner.
 It is reported that Billy Devon shire, who is well known here. died during the winter at Gold Fields, Nev.
 The parties bound for the Brem- ner have broken a trail up Lowe river to the Taznuna summit, and are rapidly moving their outfits over.
 Mrs. NJ. w. Ailender is prepared to do plain sewing and mending at reasonable prices. Broadway, be- tween Hobart and sherman sts.. opposite A. Judson Adams.
 The hearing of the appeal in the Bonanza case was to come up in san Francisco this week. It will probably be some time before the decision is rendered.
 Geo. NJ. Esterly has made ar- rangements with the trustee of the Chititn Development Co.,, by which he will go to the Nizina this sum- mer and do the assessment work on claims owned by the con pany.
 Al White has not reached Cop per Center yet, hut should do so to-day. He is being brought out by Parke Griswold. Parke is bring ing out 40 dogs, according to the statements of recent arrivals from the Panama.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-02-09
Dissolution of Partnership.

The copartnership heretofore ex- isiing under the firm of Smith x McNeel, operating the Club Saloon, has been dissolved by mutual con sent. All accounts due the firm are payable to, and all indebted ness Is assumed by Bob McNeel.
 Bob McNeel.
 Dolph Smith.