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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
RAISE RED
Soc ali,tS Show Color In
 Settle

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 New York, March 6-.The socialists held 8 meeting iu 8 packed hall last night-Red flags were displayed from the stage aud very strong speeches were made. It was declared over and over that the miners who are uuOer arrest in Idaho for the murder of former Gov Steunenberg are innocent They raised $40 to send to their deten e. The. meeting was in the interest Of the socialist city ticket.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 Pek,ng, March 6-PeEing is taking on the aspect Of 8 ijrtife camp. Commander Yuan ot the Chinese forces has stationed four batteries of field artil cry at Chinchov on the Yuen river under the pretenss that bandits arc approaching. This move guards the caravan route from ianchuria.
 The right batteries have also been
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
,Iyd. L,e Hest to Friend,

Clyde Lee entertained a score Of his friends last night in honor o' hjs niBth birthday st the home Of his parents, Prof and Mrs. J. T. Lee. Games aud contests Of various kinds were greatly enjoyed. A peanut hunt was the iea- ture Of the evening. A prize was won by Britton Weste. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Lee was assisted by Mrs. E. McWeste in caring for the young people.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
PfKING BEING FORTIFIED BY
 CHINESE

commanded to Sh1ntsu Lnder s pre- tsnse that secret s0cieL es are showing much unrest
 The parks rn PekinE are being armed w.th krup5 guns.
 JapFus uds v-arshipa
 Tokyo March G-Jar1n has ordered two varghips into Chinese wsters' The action ls in rgspgu Co requests by Japanese residents here vho fear baiug massscsed.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
BIG VOTE
Seattle Having Interesting
 Though Quiet Election

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Seattle, March 6-There is much iu- lcrtst fn the election that is taking place today and 8 verr large vote is being boiled. There hove been no djs- order. Both sides are confident of vic tory. The betting is very light, as there is no prior contest with which 10 compare the present one. Most 'oi the democrats ue voting for the municipal owu. rship ticket,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
RI WV4L WILL
 60 RIGHT ON

Rev n N. Turney will continue re- vtval meetugs at tEe Peniel mission this week. There will be meetings each evening. This afternoon there was a meeting a. 2:3O o'clock and there will De one at the same hour Thursday afternoon.
 Among those who win assist at the meetings are Mss Florence Borlin, ot Portland; Mrs. Morris, Miss Suther land and Miss Cole, Oi HSiuss.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
A Hint to Travellers

While iu Sugolk, Va, Henry CroN, Jr, proprietor of the Beaverton, Mich, Hardware Co.,, was taken very sick with bowel trouble. A travelling salesman from Saginaw, Mich, advised him to get bottle of Chamber aims ColiC, Cholera and Diavrhoea Remedy which he did. Ut soon cured me, aud l taro pleasure in recommending it. he says No ore should leave home on a journey withou a bottle of this remedy. It is almost sure to be needed and not Ob ta,nable while Ou Steamship or cars Sold by Wm. Britt,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

house. The first election will take place the first Tuesday in August, next, August ', l9O5), al which time two delegates will be chosen, one for tho short term. ending March 3, l907, and one for the term b ginning March {, 1907.
 The delegate will have the same pow CTS and receive the same compensation
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
T4iLORS
 READY TOR SPRING

The American tsi'ars have received large stock oi thn sery latest go~ds for spring sHirs. frUusr- ard overcOats.
 They are also 'aEir orders for the famous Born suite oric~s for Easter suits win be taken unr [ Narnh lj, and dp.ivory by Easter gur -sutepi.
 To not send orders i7T clothes out ot town and run he r.s. of not being ft- ted. We guarantee sc aud satisisc- If0n or your money ha.y.
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
FACES II
Jhnn R. Walsh Accused of
 BOud'ing Millions

Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskan
 Chicago, March 5-John R. Walsh, president ot the deiunct nstional bank, railroad man and newspaper owuer, is accused of footing his bank Of s3O00,- 0G0 for his own use sud benefit. Hs is btc1se1 oJ making false entries to cover mp his shortage.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
SPR0AT VICTIM
 OF OPERATION

Victoria. B. C., Saturday, Fgo 24- \ post mortem examination of 1. H Y. S,ro,t, engineer ot the Wh#o Pass X Yukon Railroad, has resulted in lhe dndinc Of a calheier iu the b'gdder, al- !sEtd to have been left there atten a surgical operation was EC'Io med.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskan,
 Washington, March 6-The bill granting Alaska a delegate to congress, passed the house Of representatives yesterday. It is the same bill that passed the senate, the \ lsou bill, eX- cept that it carries some unimportanI amendments, which will be concurred iu by the senate or receded from y the
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
BARNS BURN
New York Car HOUSa iS jH
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Special Dispatch Co Daily Aaska7l
 New York, March 5-Ths Fvrty-src- ond street car barns were burned last night at a loss Of s2OO,OOO Several fireman were hurt. The fire was caus- ed by a short circuit iu car.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

as delegates to congress from other ter
 ritories. lie will have the privilege oi the flo ,r, the right Co speak, and Che right 10 serve on committees with 8 vote on them. His pay will be that oT a representative iu congress, 5000 a year, with mileage from Seattle and actual travelling expenses to Seattle.
 Every citizen Of the United States
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
PriueisLB,rb r ,bo, L,,d,

The Principal Bsrbershop and Baths is the leading t0usOrial establishment if Alaska. Every hing in sll the de- is strictly modern. The baths are first class iu Rll respects,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
GET IT
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ISuei.l Dispatch to Daily A'ssksn ]
 Saaue. Earch 5-The contract Tor raising Ihe German samship Marie chen, oa shore at FaTs bay. Alaska, has bs, Q lst tothe BaElin saIrags Company of Victoria, which .r a37 0oo for the work. The vessel vii. be repaired st NLelgr-a
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
DELEGATE BILL HAS PASSED

over q years Of age, pho has resided continuously io A bsFa for one year and in 8 precircr foe G0 days viii h.vs the right Co v.ta.
 Each iucurrorai "a municipality will be one prcciut and rae judges Of the district court will fix tas boundaries Of precincts outside oi fIe incorporated towns
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

TO CURE A CoLD T-7 O, NAY Take LAXATIVE BEUNO Quu.ne Tablets. Druggists reluud money 'i 10 atls to cure. E. W, GROVES Sigma. ure is on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
Pack Train AIv sy, LoudS

The Pack Train 7aTrn always leads. Tt carries only the bss brands Of whis- kies, wines, beers ar sll 'he other goods t0 be had at a rst-c'a-s gentle mrn's resort q
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Good warm rooms for rent at the Portland House. Prices S4 to $ per month, ba, hS included.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

The Mascot saloon sells liz lors py the buIK or case goods at wholesale prices. All Jh- old brands always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Order your coal and wood from the Alaska Transfer Company and 10 will be delivered promptly, Phones 10 &i0
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Special Dispsth to the Daily Alasksn0
 Washington, March 6-Seua or Flint, of California, said today that the fight for the Alaskan governorship had mar
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

The Pack Train Restauran,r wlit serve wine with dinner orders free, ln place of tea or coffee, Come on boys
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

You can get a b7, Of fresh candy st the Boss Bsrrrv '0r25 cents. H
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

Tf you are ont Of kindling see E McC Weste. [ have it by the SICK or cord Phones p0SA 8
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
GOVFQNORSHIP IS BETWEEN
 HOGGATT AND CLUM

rowed down to contest between W. B. Hoggatt snd John ?. Cum, who claims Fairbanks as bis residence, The seua- tor said he believes the governor will be named this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
Alaskan FurS

Don't sell your stock Ut Raw Furs before getting our special Alaskan price list and shipping directions. Write al once for top prices paid,
 NJ. J. Jewett, Redwood, N. Y,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06

An the dehcacies ot the season at the Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-06
JUqfAUlIIS
 IN SKAGWAY

Among tho Juneaujtes who arrived oa the GsorSis vest terday, most "t whom returned on that vessel thiS morning, Nere Mir. a.d Mrs. V. Mcfarland, Mc and Mrs. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Snow, Mrs. York, Miss York, Frsok Forrest. J. T Sp-cSert, Jam s ,NcCIo<key. A. c. Taylor, Fred s
 SisHES. L. Winter. L R. Glleus,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
LUxURIEs OF GIRLHooD.
In Modern Millionaire Household, the
 School Girl Is Pampered

!. An interesting picture of young girl s life in the places of the very rich is of fered by Emily Harrington In her article Housekeeping on Half a Million Year, ;" in Everybody's. She says
 "The luxuries to which these children particularly the young girls are daily ac- customed, are. 1t seems to an outsider, of dubious advantage. The fourteen-year- old daughter of such a home remarked one day T was looking for brooch that l missed and found nine that I had for gotten all about Every one of these brooches was studded with gems This girls privaxe suit of rooms was as luxll- rious as those already described, although the appointments were appropriate to her age. Her sitting room was furnished in white enamel covered with roses and morning glories. Her fireplace fender and fire dogs were of silver. as well as the fire irons and the stand. When she choose to take a meal in her own apart ment she indulged her languor on a bro caded couch propped up with embroider- ed pillows and as her youthful appetite to take each course to her as 1t was serv- ed in the dining rom. And yet she is still only a school girl. with no part in her mothers ceaseless round of entertain ment her days still innocent of the de- lightful complexities, personal and social. that are ready to enmesh her as soon as, four years later, she becomes a debut ante"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
CHIEF MAD WOLF 4 VETERAN WARRIOR pent Most of His Days Far
 from Civilization FAITHFUL TO HIS OLD WIFE Disgraced Once, When, on Raid Into Mexico, He Was the Only One
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 Alive.
FAITHFUL TO HIS OLD WIFE

l Clinton, Okla, Saturday.-In the death l of Mad Wolf, the once noted war chlef' on his allotment near this city q few days ago, there passed to the happy hunting ground unique character of the Cheyenne tribe of Indians. l Making his advent upon the stage of l life almost if not quite century ago. his early days were spent far away 1 from the white man and civilization. Rov- ing over the almost boundless plains, 1 hunting the buffalo and antelope he grew up a typical Indian brave, his highest ambition being to become a noted war rior. With his people hs fought at Adobe Walls where his only son was killed. He also claimed to have been in Clusters last fight
 The old man enjoyed nothing more than to sit down and by the aid of an inter preter talk to his white friends of his many adventures He would tell of the raids made by his people into Texas and Mexico In one incident he related that number of Cheyennes went on an ex- petition to Mexico
 In addition to stealing horses they at this time took captive several Mexican girls. When they had gone for two days and nights without sleep. thinking they were now out of danger. they placed Mad Wolf on guard on the top of the hill while the remainder of the party went Into camp in the valley below 10 get much needed rest.
 True to the trust confided in him, Mad Wolf watched the long night almost through, but just as the dawn began to break sleep overcame him, when sud denly he awoke to find the white sol diers almost upon. There was no time to give warning to those below in the val ley; twas all he could do to save him self
 Ere the sun was an hour high all his comrades lay dead on the ground. Alter days of travel and suffering frequently from hunger and thirst Mad Wolf reach ed his camp alone, in disgrace no trophies, no companions.
 Poor old man. he was ever true to the traditions of his fathers. While he clung to the ways and superstitionsi of his race, he never forgot kindness and was ever true to those whom he considered his friends.
 In one thing he was far above the aver age Indian, and that was his devotion and loyalty to his wife. When she grew old and blind he did not throw her aside, as is the Indian custom, but tenderly cared for her, and there was nothing more touching than to see him carefully lead ing her by the hand. or taking the din- ner given him in camp to be divided with the poor blind woman.
 When she died he had her buried by the white minister, and could not him self rest until an enclosure had been placed around her grave in order that she might not be disturbed by cattle tramping over her grave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
N l. EY DEP "A R T M E IN T H

company which was recently organized in this city and which is enjoying very large business both in real estate and ln- surance made the following deals in Ems ley property this week:
 To Joe r. steed a four room house cot tage and lot for pr. E. T. Fields. Price paid was s75o.
 Sold to Dr. J. J. Hall one four-room house in Fields addition for Dr. Fields. Price $50.
 Sold to J. K.tP. Wilkinson one four room house and lot in Tuxedo park for Mrs. Alice Lindsey for s65o
 Notes and Personals. J. E. Wenning, manager of the Raible Cooperage company in this city went to Gadsden on business yesterday.
 Payton Eubank went to Montgomery yesterday, where he will spend a few days with his wife. who is in that city visiting her parents.
 There will be no service at the First Methodist church in this city tomorrow morning. The members will attend the union service at the First Methodist church in Birmingham, which will be conducted by Bishop Galloway.
 Father oGrady will preach at St. An thony's Catholic church in this city to- morrow night Father Doyle will conduct the usual services in the morning.
 J. M Perkins is in Florida for a few days on business.
 T. A. McCool of Blocton. a prominent merchant. was in the city prospecting yesterday. He will return next week and r. Is probable that he will buy home and locate in this city If he decides to come to Ensley he will remove his mer- cantile business here. He Is one of Bloc tons most progressive and successful merchants.
 Romaine Boyd has returned from a business trip to Atlanta.
 Joe c. Aloia of Ensley has applied for patent on a sash lock for ear windows that is said to be one of the best car window attachments ever made. It Is simple and easy to manage and has no e implications 10 get out of order.
 N B. Gay of Atlanta, once resident Of this city, is in Ensley for few days looking over the situation with view to returning. He was one of the first set tiers of Ensley and for some time was in business here. He expressed himself as very much surprised at Enseys growth during the past few months
 IT. C. DuBose of Monroeyille Ala, spent several days this week with his brother, Gordon DuBose in Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
U, W, GATES VISIT EXCITES INTEREST Much Speculation as to Future
 Developments HllLMANS RESIGNATION New Superintendent of Furnace De- partment of Tennessee Company
 May Not Be Appointed for
 Several Days.
HILLMAN'S RESIGNATION

Ensley, March 24.-fSpeca1)-The visit of John W. Gates and his party of hnaneiers and manufacturing and mining experts to this city yesterday has been the chief topic of conversation on the streets today
 Every line of business and developmen, has been waiting for weeks for this visit and it's result and the people, though no announeement has been made, feel that the visit will result in great things for this district. The rea estate men of the city are 1 very active, and the indications are that they will get busy with big deals in few days
 There is a great deal of uncertainty as to just what location will be most bene- fted by the probable extensions and im- provements to be made by the Tennessee Republic companies though it is believed that Ensley and this immediate section will receive a bulk of the expenditures to be made.
 The rumor that a new steel mill or other plant of large importance may be built at Thomas has turned great deal of attention to East Thomas and Shady Side, the new resident section being pre- pared for settlement near Thomas, and between Tuxedo and owenton. Pratt City is also feeling the good effects of pros poctive Improvements and property is ad- vancing considerably in that locality. sey- eeal large deals have been reported there in the past few weeks.
 MT. HiIIman's Resignation.
 NJ. P Gentry Hillman's resignation as superintendent of the furnace department of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company was quite a surprise to the people of Ensley who had no intimatlon that he had such intentions.
 No announcement has heen made as to who will succeed him. though it is under siocd that the appointment will not be made fo1 several days
 It is rumored that MT Hillman will ac- cept a position with the Woodward Iron company though no announcement to this effect has been made He has been with the Tennessee company for several years.
 Accidentally Shot.
 Will Ransom, a young white man, well known in this city, received painful but not serious wound in the ankle this morn- ing in the Undine saloon at the corner of Seventeenth street and Avenue E. l He was sitting in a chair and as he started to get up a gun fell from his pocket and exploded as 1t struck the floor. The ball went through the fieshy part of the leg near the ankle.
 Dr. Suggs and pr. Kent dressed the wound and MT. Ransom is resting well at his home in this city.
 Making Extensive Repairs.
 The firm of Byrum x Butcher, hard ware dealers Is making extensive inn provements in their store on Nineteenth | street.
 The large brick addition at the rear of the store has been completed and is now being occupied. This has doubled the floor space of the establishment and has greatly improved the building.
 The floor in the old store room is being relaid and other improvements being | made
 Several Property Deals
 The Ensley Real Estate and Investment