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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-22

General Harrison Gray Otis, Of Los
Angeles, il seriously III.
The government has purchased site
for ! Federal building at North Yak
inns.
The Chicago a Northwestern railroad
will build new e2o 900 900 depot in
Chicago,
The house of commons has voted to
grant home rule 10 the Transsaal and
Orange River colonies.
A general strike has been declared at
all the ports Of Italy and a. result
there ii serious injury 10 commerce.
The Japanese ambassador 30 the
United States declares III useless to
think Of war between hts country and
ours.
Representative Iiardwiek, Of Georgia,
would compel railroads 10 install the
block signal system and license all rail-
way telegraphem.
A million bushels Of wheat are being
allowed 10 ROT on Northern Pacific plat
forms iii Central Washington, while
sidlngs are crowded with empty cars.
An influential japanese paper says
the solution 70 the present trouble In
the United States would be 10 allow
the Japanese TO build their own schools
and II necessary 10 get aid from the
home government.
There Ia an upward tendency In the
hop market.
Russian terroriass tried to kill Adj
miral Doubpasoff.
Hin has abandoned his Great North
ern-Burlington merger.
John barrett. United states minister
to Colombia, is In Portland.
Negro conyicts Ia Mississippi revolted
and several vere severely hurt.
Chicago has arranged terms for own
ership Of the street railway systems.
Cardinal Gibbons defends King Leo
pold'a government 81 tho Congo state.
The pope aays French political free
dom does not compare with that exist
Ing In America.
Tho Interstate Commerce commission
will start at Minneapolis 10 January
and work West investigating tho ear
shortage.
The Mexican minister 10 the United
States says his government assumed
control Of the railroads 10 prevent
American ownership.
President Smith, Of the Louisville Il
Nashville railroad, says political Iea>i-
erx threaten ~ contscsate their property
and denounces Roosevelt and the judges
who fined the railways.
There is little hope of King Oscars
recovery.
The president will endorse ship sub
sidy In special measatgo 10 congress
after the holidays.
Two lake steamers collided off Duluth
and II IL feared one Of the vessels Ii lost
together with 81 men.
The Northern Pacific announces an
increase In iis capital stock from 1885,
600. 600 10 $3.50, 900, 600.
All copper properties In the United
States and Mexico are now controlled
by Standard OH interests.
An amendment 10 the rate law has
been introduced allowing newspaper
publishers and railroad companies 10
exchange tickets and advertising.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-22

London, Dec ls.--A bill empowering
an Anglo-Freneh company to construct
a tunnel under the British channel has
been Deposited with parliament. II il
estimated that this scheme will involve
an expenditure Of $50, 600, 900. 1t is
proposed 70 build two parallel tunnels
- niles long.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-22

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The secretary
Of war today approved the recommend.
alton OF the chief Of artillery in that AN
appropriation Of sI75, 600 should he
made 70 construct torpedo planting
vessel for use in the harbors Of The pa,
eifie coast. They deem the constrnc-
ton Of such vessel highly important
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-22
Labor Asks Postal Swings e,,L,

salt Lake, Dec. 1.-THE Utah Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor has resolved to circn-
late petition TO congressg asking the
creation OF postal savings bank. The
move is to be under the auspices Of the
American Federation of Labor, with
which the Utah federation is affiliated
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-22

Washington, Dec. 10. - A petitlo~
Tor the establishment of postal sayl,ls'
banks, bearing the names of nearly oV'
900 persons residing in Is states was
presented to congress today by kepi'
sentative Boutell, of Illinois.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
VAR|IS AOT|c|As
EscueIas vacahtes On 10 clu.
dad dc Arscibo. En- 10
COrte de DIstritO,
DlA De FIESTA
Retrsta extraordinaria por la
banda de Ia policia insular.
Huelgas en- IA isla.

70 Arssibo sxtstsu vasansss lee
sssuslAs ruralss Dc los bsrYios sCali.
ohoss,s spAstillos , sTsetnr.1
Los iuieios ssnAladSs parA sl
70 On 10 Oorts dc DistFito han side
suspsndidos por ssr DIE de fiesta.
Para sl de 30 del sexual estA
safialAdo ON la Corls do Distrito el
isisio por seduction, contra Juan Gar.
tia villaran.
-MsHans, CON motive dc ssr die
do hssis, sslsbra,A una rstrsta s1'
irAordiaaria 10 banda dc la To.isfA
insular. Entire las pissas del progrA'
ne ngura an aRla dc tipls Dc la 6psrs
szsrnani.s
-8sg6n nolieias los obrseoa do 10
Federation kihrs prsparan haelgss do
trabsi adores On todo sl pals.
Han ipgrssado % sumaria sn 10
skrssl do Ponss JotS Rios , Emilio
Hsrnandss, asusados de ahaso Dc con-
hanxs.
dice IN psri6dieo sas 10 ooras
del Distrito Federal de vsnssusla hA
aondsnsdo { Victor u. Parsjo & ssis
saes do prssidio por hahsR dado muer'
% & don Miguel Tlsol. persona muy
sonosida On ssts islA.
or vENDRN varias sasas do mi
propiedad On el pueblo do kuouillo.
Iciormss, San Francisco 81, A!tus.
aan IMAM .. IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

do do 10 eopgMti6n del suero eAbellu
do, corges.i6n que no irfa hs,ta infa.
mar 10 pisl, psro que ssrfa 10 baitan-
10 sn6rgisa para dsspsrtar On los ioli.
salos pilosos 10 actividad dormida.
oil hsmos do Greer & sus aGertos.
el N edico var kse hebrfa 20 ratsdo
pcr au prccsdimiento IN esntenar do
sasos, y todos ellos con sl exito mas
franco.
Hay, sin embargo una eireunstan
ela eurioss en- este asuLto. y o. que,
no h.es mueho t.emyo, otro n6diso
afirm6 tAmbien como produeto do OBJ
ael vaeiores y ettudios ptrsonAles, or Q
NADIA habiA 10 s6ss que las corrien
tee do alta fleeusneia para produeir
10 depilAei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
Ia CAlV|C|E

ri simple anunsio do an nusvo re.
medic sontrA 10 eAlvies suels Produ.
cir una sonriaa do irctsdulidAd. En-
sfsoso, poF mucho que desds haes ~
20 tlempo 20 visnen anur clado. sl
rdmsro do ealvos no pa.sse diaminuir.
Eats vsE, slnen b argo, no Sc trata
do uoa preparation qufmiss. sino do
una aplisasi6n do 10 sleetrisidad.
Fl dost1r Nstk,s. do Nusva York
aarma habsr dsscubierio gus les 90.
rrieutes de alta I tteueneia eonstitu yin
an m.dio * ,eleute para fAvorseer oil
rsnaeimisnto del cabsllo.
Ests tfacto ssriA stgdu el YesulIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
Travesuras de Cupido
Muerte Y suicidio. o.>>Conf)ictos de
un marido.>Divorcio,

Ice cas6 con otrs. LS primtra sspoSA
pidi6 aliment1s, loa que 10 taeron
cor resdidos On forma do s7S0 Al . 10,
que Hsddcsk he estad0 psgando por
much ~ m'sss. hssts que shora alsga
que como sas rentas nan bsiado do
|s2 500 & 81 800 Al Aifo, 90 impossible
sostsnsrss todos con tel suns; sree
ademks qre las sondiciones en- que
obtnvo el divoroio no 10 obligAn lsgsl
msnte al Eago que. hlzo misntras 10
sop6 10 busna susrts, y do sus rsz :
mes, que sxaminark sl iusz antss do
resolver sobre oil case.
William T. Weimore. mismbro do
una eonoeida fAmilis do Port Chsstsr,
NusvA York, y constructor do pre- f.
sion, he sido & mismo sl ieonoelaatA
do 90 fsliaidAd dom6siiea, ssgda ase'
gura ~ esposA, quisn por su propia
mAno sAstig6 & 10 Qas ssnAla como
rival. Tolo el mundo erefa alli que
los esposos vivian On la mayor armo'
pfA y los sorprsndi6 grandemsnts 10
notisis Dc qss 10 ssposa dc Wstmore
habiA prsssntsdo contra 81 una do.
mAnda do divorcio, porQus no 10 q 1s'
! RIA mAntensr y sstar ensmorado ds
ltsra.
En euanto 10 s.a) )rs Wetmore su'
po que hAbian pussto & au esposo
basn Yeeaudo, sali6 6 10 dsssubierts
| On busea do su rival, Ala que or CON
E6 en- In eAlle y con IA lAtigo do cue
70 erudo do que 10 hatiA provisto
como medic do sissuei6p, 10 OK prsst
lilo que ssntis, do mauera tan energies
| y eontunedute, que 10 vistima hugo
IsnssrrArse On 81 easa dando shlllidos
AL marido 10 hsbian puesto On libsr
tad. mientrAs tanto, y 90 dies que tr(
& eonsolAr & 10 que habfA Aufrldo POI
su eausR. miertras que 10 N6mesia loI
esperabA on una esq uina, prontA { on
volver & les dos On "a vepgAn mk
| al IN 90 RETRO car sAda do sspsrar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

Ea Warrepsvil'e, Ohio. con 10
msyor sarge tia y delAnts do aessn.
alumnos dc 10 aSouih Euclid School, ,
sl iovsn Harry Smith dc veintisinso
aHoa dc edad, Asesiu6 con dos tiros 6
la masstrA Mary Sh ,ppsrd, de vsinti-
dos amos, y lusgo, esrsado en- el paiAr
de 80 esss, donds % b tfs rsfs glado,
90 suieid6 con 10 misms arma que en-
pls6 contra 90 vielimA. Ele horrendo
orimsn comeiido con cireunatansiss
agravantss, 10 atribuys 6 dsssngahis
smorosos. Psrsas que Smith mante
nfa relAcionss CON In i1van, que essa
rompi6 6ltlmamsnte, y sl dssprsciado
fak { verla al Ooleglo donds sniefl o
ba. habl6 con Ella unoa momsntos, di'
Ianis do los alumnos, rsunidos ca ella
%, J dsspu6s do oorto rsD, 10 invite
{ Que ssliera do 10 sala.
AL aprestnrae & hAserlo, sac6
Smith 30 revolver y 10 dispAr6 dos
balaxos que 10 h!eisron saer s.1 vida
su sl acto, pres 10 atravsaaron sl 90.
rsbro. III assliro aA9i6 del ediheio
may trsnS uilo, rsgrsa6 6 50 ease, don
de sonfss6 90 erimsn { 90 padre, y al
YER llsgar & cuatro policies y sell
paisanos armados que 10 habfAn uni'
do para sapturarlo. % rsfagi6 ca o.
psjar do 10 sa;a, donds al verse air
rstirAda. pueS 10 sereAban los nitlado
rss, 90 did musrti con OIL mismo rev6l
vsr que emple6 contra 10 ioven. dis
parkndoas 40 t,ro On 10 oabsxa.
~.
John W. HAddosk ha visto Dol
experiensia propia, que mantensr dol
muisres On estos tismpoa modsrnoI
ten eaarsmosos, % mas dc 10 que al
marido pusde hAser, y ha asudido
an tribunal On busecA do alivio par'
81 peaAdA aarga.
III reelamante 90 eaa6 on 1858
psro easi snssguidA 90 sspsr6 do 0,
mujer, 6ivore&adoss on Conuetieut,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
EC0S Y AOTAS
1raslados on Ia oficIaIidad
de- Ia polIela. Vista al
Hon. 00bernador.
EjECUCION De UN REQ
Desafio de Base Ball. -Fslle-
cimiento. .-Agencia repair
tidora de anuncios.

ssg6n % dies. 90 prsparan algu'
nos traslsdos On la oasialidad dc 10
Holisia insular.
-Por 10 polisia de Rio GfAnds
ha sido sapturado sl pr6fugo Dolores
Ramos. Qns On dias pssados 90 togo
do 10 Oorts do Distrito do San Juan
Gurants 10 eslsbraeidn do unos iuieios.
lsbs individao faS srsregado sy.r nj
marshAl ssHor Labrador sisndo lieva.
do & pressnsia del iusx ssaor Toro,
donds 90 10 lego 10 ssusssi6n do hurto
Do dos sabssAs dc gaHsdo. de la suAl
90 dsolar6 sulpahls, si6ndols impussts
10 psna do ano y msdlo de preside
con trAhaios forssdos.
81 ] I, do 10 polisfs insular tie
no % 90 podsr eartas do loo isfss ds
los partidos polfsioos. fslisitADdtl l,
Dor 10 eonducta dol suerpo duranss sl
psriodo electoral.
>sl DIE II do Fsbrsro del afo 90
irants, ssrk 10 sissusi6n del REQ d.
mssrts Tfaneiaso Rivera alias sPan'
ehitos.
La Ocrts do Dissriao do Guaya
ma no snviAdo al isfs do 10 policia In
sslar. 10 navsia CON que trat6 do sui
aarss On aQuella ssrssl, sl REQ d.
nusrss Fransisco Rivera alias sPan
ehitos.
Aver viaitsron al eobernador o.
Oonssisro ssHor sspehsx Morales y e1
iass munislpal Do Csysy don Angel
Maria Rodrigusx.
I'm 10 pr6xima session del Conse
10 Eiseutvo 90 darA susnta do 10 do
nuneia formulada por L. poliefa a.
Barroa contra los ssaorss Coll Cuah
y Boa rspub,iosnos do aquel pueblo
psr frauds electoral.
-HA fAllecido sn 9 SAnturss no mia,
Dc nusslro amigo sl iugspisro doI
&ulb 0UplUs
EnvlAmos & los ssposos Ruhit
Arana nusstro mas sestldo p6aams,
->@s hA sstahlseido Ga NAysRas
anA Agsnsia repartldors do anuneio
% ID Qus.s Agsnts sl ssaoF ESrldD
Ianallsh.
-UN J0vEN do disz y nueve aiio
do sdad, con sonoslmientos dc ingl6
, sapsfol, deSea solosarss como in
Nrprsts 8 como dependents dc some,
clio. Para iniormss dirigirss & r.
B., Box 81 San joan P. r. 10v.l
Para sl s&5sdo 90 prepAra u
buen dsssfio do base b0llsn estA siud I'd
En- sl vapor cue llegala mats
40 do los Estados URidos, rsgrslar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

Moro Wis, Nvbrs. dc 1,St6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

81 postmaster dc San Juan, Mr.. W.
K, Lands.
En- muehls pohlasiones do la
islA % asisbraykn este $40, con gran
solsmnidad, les nsstaa On honor de
Ia Purfsima ConseSei6n.
A ouAlro aH3s do preaidio fp6
0ondenad0 por 10 Corts do Diatrito "a
AguAdllla el prcossAdo por eaeAla
miento Antonio BArreto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
Doh |!|DR0 NteRON

Ha fa'lesido este patricia hAa
cruel y psn0sa spisrme dsd dsisndo
husllas muy dolorosas ca sl soras6R
Dc sue numsrosUs amigos, que 10 I'd.
mir kbsmos por sus virtsdss morales
tanto como yor % paariotiarno.
Las simpaiias dc cue gtsaba aQuf
pudisron verlA sus iamiliAsss sl die
do 90 sntierro, On 81 cue & pssaf do la
pertinss lluvia, habia una numerbsA
sonsurrsncia do amigos que 10 cue.
rfsn rsndiP el tltirno homsnsgs aeon.
paAApdolo hsasa 10 nser6solis.
Enviamos pusstro pSsams 4 sue
fAmiliAres todos.
eRa@otas AT
Moro Wis, Nvhrs. dc 1888,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
BURLAS ! YERlS
El AMIGO Perez restablecldo.
Lavatorio en- reqIa. 10 que
tenia en- el est6msgo.
COLIBACILUS...
COLIBACILUS..,
Y otras lindesas pareeldas,
hasta con barba, muy bar.
budo, inclusive.

ICON eulnso plkssr 10 dlgcl....
! Asegfsss BJrirqusnl....
Grasias 6 Dios. - sitG bisa
Perez, sl qusr.ds amigo.
Dado sl earfx do sus males,
& IN do hsssrls sansr
10 h n tsHido que limpiar
los fondos. sAtomaeAles.
A POGO mas, 80 sef,oa
con oil diehoso lAvAdo,
lvsyal... lY les sosss que hA ssAaao
Perez por aQuslls bossl
Il mas del aqua
que 90 sonsigaisnts,
he lido ssltando
bonitaments,
misntras el pobrs
sudabA sl Gsah1
unos ssiseisntoa
eolibacilus,
dos 8 tres sapos,
eineo q sells yAnas,
variss sQuisQHillass
rspublisanas
y lusgo, & flsYSa
DO hondos atAnss,
10 mar do truehas
y truehimanes .+..~
Mgfa mo diosn
por busn oondueso,
todo clio proesdsnss
del asusdusto.
Tambisn ~ sshado
bin tropsxonss.
mossss, mosqnitos
y hasta mosconss,
mimss, miSFobios,
eonshas y lArvas
y an bsrbo enc rms
con mr ehas barbas
sue sali6 dando
saltos mortalss
y sehando votos....
elestor ales.
SQas & Qui6n sl barho
90 parssias
70, do saberlo,
no 10 diria.
Jusgden ustsdes
por las s'nalss:
sshAba votos..+.
slsetora!ss.
| , estaba ufaao
con 90 bsrbaxs....
5Con asa y vsrde....H
1 lPuss, AlsanIxaP
Y bAstA. Va sAbemcs.
/ por buen oondueto.
! 10 que eontisne tl sgua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
EN- |NGLATERRA
Las mujsres. al abrirse eI
ParIaEento, quieren que
SO les de dereCho al vot0
En- POLONIA
EN- POLONIA
Nlnos que cantan en- po.aco
no queviendo hacer.o en-
el idioma alemau.

Ii aperture del Parlamspto t.6
motive otrs vsz dc una violents ma
n.fsstaei6n dc lss famenistas. Como
100 do sstAs !ograron penetrar On los
eorrsdorss & pssar dc los tstatrxos de
10 poliefs
I'll obisso do elias era hablAr con
los ~mienhros & tin do sonseguir sl vo'
10 do 6stos, & favor do 10 ex.snai6n
del sutrsglo & 10 muier. AlganAs de
elias 90 parsron On s'llas y arspga'
bsn { los pesos mismbros del parla'
nsrt, que % hallsban prssentss.
A 10 polisis, por 40, le llegaron
rfaerlos y 90 smpsx6 el sstrattgleo
Avanse contra las invasorAs, POGO {
POGO, una por una y On grupos fasron
saaadaa do 10 OkmAra. Las mas mi
liaauiss do las fsministss luchAban
aesssssrsdsms TO, nssssita ndo los e.
tlsrz,s dc dos polieias para llevar'
les. Su' gritos hlst6rieos atrsisron
grupos do mismbros Alarmsdos. Este
no seostumbrado espsstSeulo sAus6
una exsllasi6n temporal que poeas vs'
css tisne lugar On 10 usaindad del Par
lamsnto.
Ia convisei6n dol partido dol cen
tro do Siberia adopts una rssoluei6r
do protssta contra 10 obligasi6n i'm
pusatA por el Goblerno do Russia & lol
alumoos do las eseuslas dc Polonia,
do rsxsr y aprsndsr sl satssismo o.
Idle mo alemkn. De los pueblos d,
Polonia eontin6sn llegando informel
do 10 eontumaeia orr aniz ada do lol
/ sidssnos. Millsrss dc nifos qreisI
Arrestados por dos horAs dlArias OF
les sseuslas por rehusar Aseptar ins
truce,6n rsligiosa On AlsmAo, squellol
que sstkn libres 90 Yeunsn On los a,rloI
dc las ig.ssias y santan himuos Oh
polsso, muehss vsees les iglesiAs 90
lindaA con las sssuslAs. La Gssst,
do Pclonia eonfrma ssmio flsialmsnt
que Buel6w no aprueba lA oposiai6I
{ ClemsnaeRu. do parts do 10 prsrs
alemans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
De PARIS NADIA mas

Les soMBREROS MODELOS ae esta dc ma en- oda
PARIS
BAzAR prerdos las Dsm pAan
mods dectamente de Paris Fate sno aruO
eypenddo.
En- que Ultima bord d.
China Ene ReuameDto Canamrz los de
muepa Ss EtoS tan madsdos bordar PARIS
BAZR NO SON SALDOS QUE HAN DE VENDER EN- NEW
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

Con las gand transform d duante mos esa
PARIS BAZAAR tura de cuquer estabedmeno de Europa Con
te motive este aho uido gnde escoTio
Los artcuos puedn t los
exhben endas deas gande Cdad Europa
PARIS BAZAR csntea eday de Ia
en PARIS
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26

The United States will probably ap- point commission to take charge of the government. The rebels ip the field are uncomfortable and it would be impossible to turn the government over to the liberal party.
 The rebels are making the island ring with their charges of treason against President Palma. Had he con- sented to another election for members of congress peace would have followed. Now, they say, he has taken an action that will probably cause the loss of the republic to the Cuban people forever.
 Taft Says Rebels Were Right
 Secretary Taft made public his letter to President Palma today. He says there were many irregularities in the last congressional elections. He is satisfied of that. He urged that there be new election for all officers of the country except that of president. He praises the administration of President Palma. He says he has done great work for his people.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26

Special Dispatch to Daily AlaskanI
 Havana, Sep, 26-The peace plans oi Secretary Taft and Acting Secretary Bacon have failed and the United States will have to intervene. President Palma charges Taft and Bacon Of favor ing the revolutionists and therefore refuses to concede the latter anything. He offers absolutely DO alternative to the plans agreed upon by the revolu- tionists and Secretary Taft which he rejects in toto He says he would prefer to subject the country to American rule rather than to yield a single point to the revolutionists.
 The hand of the United States has been formed by the resignation Of the cabinet of President Palma. The resignations all read the same and they are effective with the resignation Of President Palma, which will be pre- sented at special session of congress Friday.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
NOT MANY TAX SALES
City Will Sell Delinquent
 Tax Liens

Skagway's annual tax sale will begin next week. Under the law the city has lien for taxes on property, and under the Skagway ordinances the liens on the lots and parcels of land the taxes on which for the year 1905 shall not have been paid before October 1st, must be sold by the treasurer to any one offering to buy the same. The sale will begin at p. m., Monday, October 1st.
 Many people have an idea that the certificate of purchase delivered by the treasurer 10 the man purchasing the city's lien for taxes, conveys title to the property involved, but that is a mistake. It is merely conveyance of the city's lien and it must be foreclosed in the district court as other liens are foreclosed before the holder can get title to or the posse ssion of the property. The purchaser of the lien places himself in the position of the city. lie has a claim against the prop e"tv which will give him title if it sha not be liquidsted provided he aha.l enforce his claim.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26

The White Pass river steamer Co., lumbian was totally destroyed by fire at Eagle Rock. between the mouth ot the Little Salmon river and Tantalus, last night. The mate, Joe Welch, and a fireman are missing and supposed to be dead. Purser L, c. Cowper and four or five others of the crew are bad ly burned. The vessel and her cargo, valued at from s75,OO0 to Sl0O,OOO, are a total loss.
 The details of the accident to the Columbian are not obtainable. It is learned that she caught on fire early last night and that the flames gained
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
ARMY PREPARING
 FOR WAR ALSO

Washington, Sep. 26-All is activity in army circles. Bids have been called for to furnish the army with Western horses and mules.
 Troops are being selected for trsns- portation to Cuba, and they are being ordered to place themselves in readi- ness at once upon receipt of the presI- dents orders.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
WANTS KID
WhitehOrse Woman Sues Mother for Adopted Child

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Seattle, Sept. 26-Celia Doherty, of Whitehorse, has brought suit against child whom she alleges the latter stole from her at Whitehorse. A writ of habeas corpus has been served com. manding Edna Nelson to present the child in court and show why it should not be turned over to the woman from whom it is alleged it was stolen.
 All the parties to this suit were re- gently from her north. Edna Nelson was taking the babe east and was To- cated here by Celia Doherty who fol. lowed her from Whitehorse, where she claims to have legally adopted it. ,
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such headway that they could not be put out. The steamer had two and a half tons of powder on board and whether the fire was communicated to that to be followed by an explosion or whether the crew beached tbe vessel and deserted her, knowing of the dang CT from the powder, can only be gussed at.
 Superintendent Scharschmidt, of the water division of the White Pass, sailed at one o'clock this afternoon on the Dawson for the scene of the wreck with medical aid. He will return by noon tomorrow with complete details.
 The Victorian was going from
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
COLUMBIAN BURNS ON RIVER

Whitehorse to Dawson. She sailed Monday Tt at p, m. Her caego ..con- sisted of l56 tons of freight and 2l head of cattle. The freight was mostly perishables- potatoes, apples and other vegetables and fruits. She had no passengers on account of the fact that sheIcarried small quantity of powder.
 Capt. J. O. Williams was in command of the Columbian and Capt. Harry Baughman was pilot.
 The Columbian was built at Victoria by the Canadian Development Company in the spring of 1898, aad taken to Daw- son by way of St. Michael. She was a sister ship of the Victorian and the
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Canadian.a and was good, ,staunch craft.
 She was l46 feet long and her beam was 33.4 feet. Her gross tonnage was 7l6 and registered tonnage 455. She usually carried about 225 or 230 tons of freight to Dawson from Whitehorse in addition to towing a scow.
 The White Pass purchased the Col umbian with other vessels from the Canadian Development Company. While she was not run on fast passen- ger scheudule the Columbian was one of the good boats on the river. She made the round trip every eight days and had good passenger accommoda- tions.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
JEROME OUT OF II AND
 HEARST 10 WIN

Buffalo, Sept. 26--The democratic state convention is in turmoil. A per- manent division of the party seems in- evitable. William Travers Jerome is hopelessly beaten, and this morning he withdrew his name and his candidacy from the conventions consideration. The withdrawal was accompanied with a statement that he is still fighting crooks.
 William R. Hearst is gaining and it
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-26
BATTLESHIP FLEET
 LEAVES FOR CUBA

Washington, Sep. 26-The battleship fleet has been ordered to Cuba. The battleships Indiana and Kentucky sailed this morning with 800 marines. More will leave New Orleans, Boston, Nor folk and Philadelphia by steamers which will go at once.
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now seems probable that he will be nominated on the first ballot which it is believed will be reached today.
 The opposition, as the anti-Hearst following is now designated, will SUD- port yellow dog for the nomination if by that means they can beat Hearst. They are demoralized and are ready to make a combination that might offer itself which has the defeat of Hearst as one of its provisions.