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New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
DELICIOUS ICE CREAMS.
Almonds Impart Particularly Fine Flavor to
This Dessert,

There are no better Ice creams than thoss in
which nuts are used. walnut hickory nut ice
cream Is delicious Crack enough Of the nuts 10
secure pint OF meats. Pound them in a mortar
TIL they are fine PASTE and add to them gradu-
ally a quart Of cream. Set the mixture aside
while the custard is being prepared Beat four
eggs into a cup of sugar. add pint OF milk and
a saltspoonful Of salt Set the pan containing the
custard in a saucepan of boiling water, and stir
IL until II begins 20 grow thick, then stir in a
small cup OF sugar. Remove the custard from
the fire, add the cream and walnut paste When
the mixture is cold freeze IT,
burnt almond cream is one OF tho most de-
licious nut creams imaginable. II calls for four
ounces OF Jordan almonds. four tabIespoonfuls OF
granulated sugar. quart OF rich cream, four egg
yolks pint Of milk and cup extra OF sugar.
Banch the almonds and chop them very fne
Put the four tablespoonfuls OF sugar in the frying
pan. and when IL has melted. but has not be-
gun TO grow dark, add the almonds. Stir them
thoroughly 20 prevent their burning, and when they
have become a reddish brown they are ready.
Place the cream in earthen bowl Heat n little
OF IL 20 the boiling point. and then mix it with the
hot almonds. Both rhe cream and the nuts should
be hot 20 prevent the caramel from candylnc
When evenly mixed stir with the rest OF the cream
Place IL where 1t will cool In the mean time,
while IL Is cooling prepare a custard with the
yolks Of the eggs and the milk. adding the cup OF
sugar. which should be scant. Place the custard in
saucepan, or. better yet. In double boiler where
it viii thicken but not boil enough to curdle
Wneh II IL Eeddy aou IL SLOWLY 10 the cream and
almonds mixing all thoroughly. Then. when It is
cool, freeze until hrn The almonds may be
strained out Of tn cream when the custard is add
almonds IL this is done. the almonds ought TO be
pounded fine IN a mortar Just after they are
Drowned, before they mixed with the cream
Chestnut ice cream is made follows: Have on
hand two quarts OF cream. cup and a half OF
sugar. the Juice and rind Of orange. cupfuI OF
water. gill Of wine and thirty French chestnuts,
Blanch the chestnuts. cover them with boiling water
and cook for half an hour. Drain off the water,
pound the chestnuts in mortar. and then press
Them through puree sieve. T'uL the sugar. grated
r1nd and water IN stewpan, set Il on the FIRE. and
let the mixture boil for twenty minutes. Then add
Take from the hFe. add the orange juice and wine.
When the whole has become thoroughly cold. add
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July --closing-wHEAT-Spo nominal:
futures steady July cad September. es 7isd; Decem
beT 6s I'D coRN-spot steady American mixed - 9la
PEAS-Canadian steady 6s 93zd ELoUR-st Louis
fancy winter steady IS Sd HOPS IN London lPaeiae
mess TOs. PORK steady; prime mess Western SIS Sd
ryAAfs-Short cut IL 16 10 Arm, b7s ca. BACON
steady Cumberland cut 20 @ 90 10 ass ca short rib 10
long clear mddes. heavy 35 40 No. ass Cd: clear
backs &c 70 20 10 49s clear bellies, IA 20 16 10. Dos
GHOILDERS-SauaFe II to Is 70. strong ass Sd. LARD
steady; prime Western IN terces. 44s 8d American
nned in pns as 81. BUTTER nominal CHEESE
easy American finest white 55s CD AMERICAN finest col
PENTINE-spiFits quiet 46s. RosIN-Common steady
los. PETROLEUAE-Reh quiet. d1sd. LINsEED OIL,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

TIE cream and freeze II. You may omit The orange
rinf and wine.
pistacho Zee cream calls for two ounces OF
pi.tachio nuts. a pint of sweet cream a pint 81
Ave eggs and q saltspoonful OF salt. Bianeh the
nuts IN exactly the same way thai almonds are
brown little. II will take about nye minutes. %
Then put them with a tablespoonful or the sugar
in mortar and pound them TO a paste. Add me
cream gradually and stir the mixture careIuliy,
rest of the sugar. Allow the custard TO thlSken'
but not curdle. The moment l. begins 20 ooil re-
ft from the fire. then add the salt, and nnay
the cream and pistacho nuts; Freeze IN the ordl
nary way. This ice cream Is pretty as Wen az
delicious served with a garnish or IN a cirelet OF
whipped on a low crystal platter, accollss
panied by q SNOWFALL cake made with the WniIes OF
the eggs and heavily iced with sort wnlte lelns,
In selecting pstaehio nuts. be sure that tney E aIe
fresh. they are likely 10 become soVF ana stde
after they have been KEEP. a short time
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Nav 1ERsEY GEMrB,v

W " ---a --l7.-s
sTa-vO,-u : Foot Libersy ST.
I W. 23d St. ~ r.
Time shown below is from Iis--,v g.
West ga st. leaves 10 minutes ea-iisr ~
SePt as noted By oeslgnatins marks.
so, S-TS - 80 - ltSttt-Al. ALLEN10Vgs5
toni, S-4o A. NJ. l2O. 40. 50O tETs7
Easton Onlyi p. a. sun, zsS0 a n
LOO. 500 and 500 P. M 49,
A. n. 10. 500 p. 81. sundays 49,
A. a.. 500 p. n
LAkEWooD. LAkEHuRsT. TONS R1v-
E2 AND BARNEGAB-z4.O 90 949 4. II
l.SO. 500. Lakewood and Lakshurst o1Iv'
k3-49 sundays. GOO A u. $40 LAKE,
wood ana LakehuF5t.
ATLANTIC CITX-s94O A n. z1Go. Is 20
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-
goo. $50 sl030 11S0 a, H.. e1l2sa
xl.2O. l.3Os 2.45. a3o. ana s. g453 a5I5
$50. $50. t12O1- Sundays. except Oeea-
Grove. 9.15. 1870 A. n, 4.0O, $50 p. 81,
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sE4BRiGEI.
BRANcHIs4oO. s5.56. s56. A iLso 4 soSs -
1-SC; sso $50 $50 P. u. Sundays. ad5
& ANY & " AS0kE- s9S 3 SSo7-rr ~, ,-
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. LONG
GROVE. sPRING LAKE, POM
as. SEQ. 7.45 P. ~ Sundays 925 a N.
1z-30. ass. T.45 p NJ Pier 10 ~
Cedar St. S-2O. 1000. 100 A. M. no.
200. 3-A5, 445. 500. $40 p. y. SUr.zTz
1870 A. NJ. 1.O0. 4OO. s 10 p. n
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVTLYH
AND MSPORT-IlzAOO x4W
4SOI $40. 1000. HOO A 81 Rez1ins
only). p.l1 LOO; 1.2O. !2OO p n Rsai-
ms EotSsyiile. Harrisburg only. t4O.
PHILADELPHIA.
ez4-S0 m7.O0. nlaO0 e9.0O msl0O0. sliG1
a NJ, ms12O0. m1-OO. 900. s3O8 ssOQ
me5.0O. ms6-0O s1-O0 IS 90 % 90 pi057
p. NJ. jsl2.l rs mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. m~1O.O0. msl2O 90. ms200. uxs4C1
me6.Co. 100. 1s1215-
sDally. TDatly except Sunday. pSuuSzYa
%FaHlor cars only Via TaMalua- AK
cept Saturdays mDiuinE car. NSatuFF7ys
only zFrom Liberty St. only
From Twenty-thiTd St--bS2O p ",
81 81 20 q NJ ~ elSSS lss9 3 ~ s429 2 z
Ofices; Liberty St.. West 23d 81. SAstor
House, 2s5. asa. 1900. 1884 broadway. ls2
6gh Az. Isl 5tk Az, 25 Union Square West.
&fes Sd AV-s 100 West 125th s. 2e5 Co
lumhus Av.s New York Court ST.. 3s3
144 fulton St.. go Nostraud Av, Brock
lyn. go Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. New
York Transfer Co calls for aEG checks bas-
gage TO destination
W G. BESLER C. NJ BURT
Viee-PTes- & Gen 8fsE. Gen Pass'F AssaE-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 2-Closng: COTTON-Spot IN moderate
demand; prices points lower American middug fair
8GOd good m3ddling. g. s2d: niddnE alOd; middlng
502d; good ordinary, 72d ordinary, 652d The sales
Of the day 5000 bales Of which 600 were for spee
ation and and included 1000 American. Receipts
800 bales. all American. Futures opened steady and
closed very quiet; American middling o July 5.s1d.
July and August, 5.76G5 I'D: august and September
5e6d September and October. 5.dOd October and No
vembeF 6s5d November and December. 5.54d December
ana January B54d January and February 655d; Febru-
aFy ana March. s5b0GS.5Id: March and April 66sdl
April and May b.0e46 COD: May and June. Sold.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
y. Y, N. II. & HARTFORD r. r.

N. Y. N. II. & HARTFORD r. II.
Trains depart from Grand Central StarioAs
20 81 and 18th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London 8 Prov--ft5,es
!! 1920. 1000 * 1912 \ AA.M. n. Z SS 5.SSS
etlS-00 j NJ: via WiIlimartis-fye,v1
n. 900 p ~ VIA sptd-fs.is
a, n. il12:0o sI4:OO. s11:GO p q
PORTLAND & ZAP 'FARBOR--f'S Sis ?. y
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST. ALP4Ns ar-
QUEBEC. q.ls,4O A. NJ. 49,o0 P. -
NAM-f3:53 p NJ
LAEEVILLE and NORFOLK - Tfd-G1
A. II, 1881 p NJ
Ct Darlington. Stockhridge. LenoN. Pltis-
neid-f4:54. sf9,O2 A NJ sf.o4 1851 J. -
Ticket othces AZ cGrand Central Stat.os
Snd e1&oth ST.. also az c245 1lsA cie-s
y way, CD Union Square. GiS2 Fifth ave-
go Columbus Ave. csc Nad.R0n Ave-
elv0 ". 12bth ST.. &J9S Third ave. IT
Bro BROOKLYN. ca Court ST.. $40 NcsiraHd Awe
$50 B'WOy.
.Daily. fEEcept Sundays. sSatugsass
only. SStopS az 18th ST xSto1s az l-'.a
- SundayS only tParlor Car Ltui.sc
has dining car. cPaTloF ana Slsepius or
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BIOS T0M ASR AER R2ESEs EaS1saBI HS

B Cd S U Cd N AER AER F9saLS EaSi.SND' HS
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
River. Leave Pier 10. N. r.. foot Of War
ren St.. week days and Sundays at $3.50
p. M. Strs. PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
PROVIDENCE LINE for ProvIdencs. Bos-
ton. East and North. 1--we. Pier IS. N. r.,
Ct. Murray St.. week days only. 500 p. M.
Strs. PROVIDENCE (newl and PILGRIM.
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bed
ford. Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket
Leave Pier 40. n. R., foot Of Clarkson ST.,
week days only. at $500 p. NJ. Pier 90.
East River. foot East 22d St. $50 P. II.
Strs. MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island. Norwich, Watch Hill. Narragan-
Pier 40. N. r.. #. Clarkson ST.. week days
only, 600 p. NJ. Strs. CITY OF LOWELL
and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North. str. RICHARD
PECK Tvs. Pier 20. E. R., week days. 2:45
p NJ; Sundays, $50 a n. Leaves IT. E.
22d ST.. week days, 800 p. NJ; Sundays.
1000 A. n. Sundays due New York on re-
turn. S:A5 P. NJ. Two hours at New Haven.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On Wednesday. July
4th. Str. RICHARD PECK will leave Pier
20, E r.. at $3.50 A. NJ, foot E. 22d St,
1000 A. NJ, instead of 2:45 and 500 p NJ.
respectively.
Tickets and Statercoms. all lines. at 10
Park Pl-, 245. 6I3. 11s5 and 1854 Broadway.
% Union So. 1S2 Fifth Ave. $40 Madison
Ave. PAS Columbus Ave, 105 w. 12Sth ST.
2I.aS Third Ave, and at Piers. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
n4Ir ROADS.
PIENNSVIL ANIA
.R ALL * o A d.

IPlEINNSVL Ala0A
II a l. X y A ID.
STATIONS foot Of West TVslty-thire street.
ami peSbTOsses ard C0rtlardt strects.
e. The Isaving time from bssnfosses 81
Coytlandt Streets g. I've minutes .stef t...sf
that given below Tor 1~eniF-sliin 0-'9~s
FOR THE WEST
f7.55 AN CHICAGO SPECIAL
$3.50 AM PITTSBURGH DAY E.3Nfttizss5s
slO5S a u THE PENNSYLVANIA lslel.
ITED.-Chicago. Cinclnlsati ana
s155P.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
1855 2. N. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AMI
ST LOUIS IsNPRESS.
s3.55 PM PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
IS hours 20 CHICAGO.
s455 P. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
s5.55 = M. WESTERN EXPRESS. %,
s0.25 Pm. ST. LOUIS AND CiNCtlsNlAAA
zS5 Pm. P1CIFIC EXPRESS.
IS % PN CLEVELAND and CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
o0.65 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH, a.
'7S5 2J, e9.25 se.55 s1O.S5 a; m; 10
i,ed5. :s.ss. as. :S sa.5s. .55S. D . pm.
1910 aight Sunday, S.25. 'e.21, slO.S1
a. M. 1925. sl255 (.3. =. .'Congrsssio9n.alll az
r. m. 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAIIsWAY.-sd.z0. SD p
m. - 10 a m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST I4lrSIs---s2' a. m ana
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-i225 p. m. ana
Norfolk ASD WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAP PEAI1E & OHIO RAILwAY.-s7.gs
a. m. weekdays: slO.S5 a. m and etaa
p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NOR
FOLk-s7.2S a m weekdays and SO
p ~. daily
4 ~ q
:, p, m wesl-days. Sundays. s5,55 a N
CAFE MAH.-l.S5 p m weekdays; $40
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK ocean
Grove North AsbuTy Park Sundaysl.
and Point Pleasant. (4.O0 from Desb. &
Cors CSSors SIS SIS oRlyl go. S,55. 1O65 a. m.
BTanchD t1.25 Saturdays only. 20. 255.
esp. m vIeek-days. Sundays. s25. 025.
EoR ''.is PHILAbELPHIA.
O'e3 .s1o e 70: e9;SS So $50. Fps. % 81.
s,Iigs9. lSsS; q 1l-SS ~ "a l2S2 'i2 g
40 455 (st4.55 for North Philadelphia
onlyl. s5S5. s625. ass. ass. s.25 SIS.
e@2 Cs,S5 for North philadelphia onlyl
e-o5. %T-5s, S. % g 25. s-55 af1o-5s. s1O.a5
q. m. 1925, s1255. st1.55. s1.55. % ..
SSiS as .ss 's5 as S0rsa us t9s2seg5!a s2S s5s
e20 (s.55 for North Philadelphia OnIyl
p. m, 12.1O night
eDining Car. tLimitef Train.
Ticket Offices. Nos 46l. 1554 and 40
Broadway; 1S2 Fifth Avenue (beloW 27d
st.l; 2d3 Fifth Avenue Corner 10Th St),
ana stations named above: Brooklyn. &
Court Street. $40 Nostran6 Avenue, $40
broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tlon. The New York Transfer Company
VIII call for and check baggage from hO-
tells and residences through 70 destination.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w. w. ATTERBURY. 7. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic MSr.
GEO. w. BOYD
Canaral Eaosanoar Aeerk
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BLLTIMORE z OHIO R.


EtOI Bale LINZ TRANS
Every other hour on the even hour
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City. 2Sd s.. Liby 81
sWASEllNGION. Buffet. $50 an 500 an
I .tSgASHINGICN. Diner. ESQ an 1000 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 an I2O0 an
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 2OorE
f'RoYAI. LTD" Diner. $50 Pm 4G51l
i've SHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm ICapn
WASHINGTON .SIsspsrs. 1t.S0 pm 12lsIs
eEx- Sun srziIy.
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York CITY sd s. Liby 81
C14CAGO. PlIISBURG. l1-5O pm 12-la ut
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am l20l m
R4IISBURG. CLEyED. $50 pm &0eun
EIIISAURG LIMITED" $50 pm zoo IN
ClN. 81. LOUIS. .LOLISV. Il. 50 pm - Ht
C1N-.SI-LOCIS. .LOUISV. $50 am 100 an
GIN. .Sr.LOUIS. .LOUISV- $50 pm 6GoGn
Oflces: 21H. asa. 1900 Broadway Asicr
House, Jos Greenwich ST. 25 Union Squ1ls
W. S91 Grand St.. N Y: 343 Fulton s..
BROOKLYN: West 22d St. and Liberty s.
After p m Sleeping car reservations
ana fuu Information regarding trains. esc-
can Be obtained at Bureau OF InfornlaiiaH-
. & Q. r. R., 23d 81. Terminal Phone Aa.
Chelsea Sl44-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

lsackaWamma Railroad
n u. foot Barclay. ChrisJoDHeF. Wsss -
StG
Hs.Sl A Nor Binshamton and ks
e4O.vN A. N.-~for Buual0. Chicago an =
Louis
III 20 p M.-POcono Mountain Speci1+
el.4O Z. Nor EufIaio ani ChicEso
tf-y0 y. Nor Scranton ana Pilll.%-A
ze9-l3 Z. A-For Buffalo and Chtcese-
es-4S 2. M.-FOr buffalo, syracuse 49,,
s&-uo A M--For ChicaE0-Slce1--s -
$50 p ~
Tickets at I49. 4aa IIS3. la1a Eros.s 80. .S'
~, Y $50 Fulton ST.. Er0oElyll -,
tAeZcept sunday. NFridlys and $780, =
leaves sd ST. 1880 p 81 lAe4N~a S-.
topheT ST. 6 10 p Nf. week dsyS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

CARpENER--Ey married man. no cnti-
Grcn; wife as laundress; both thoroughly
competent; long experience afd niehes. e Itt4 .
S9th 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
HAMBURG-AMERICAN IWE.

HAMBURG-AEERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH ERBOURG-HAMBCF FtSS
America July 5, 4:OO Deutschland. July 26
sPenn a. July IA. 1880 ePatrtcta- July =
Kais. A V AmeFiza. Aug.
July 19 $50 P n. sPretoria- Aug q
batavia July21 Ban
sVia Dover for London and Paris
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p OskaF. July ~ p. AdalbeFt aus
4Moltxe July - t34oltke..- sept u
tCalls Gibraltar. has Grill Room ana
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED 81
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y. J.
Phone. 1870 Rector. Piers. Hoheken.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
STEAMBOATS,.
IDEAL Fourth Of July Trips.

STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses Sc. at BIO p. n.
Saturdays ana Holidays. 1.45 p NJ, w.
42d St. $3.50 4. II. Saturdays and Holidays
2 p, M. West 12eth st. $3.50 p. NJ. (Satur-
days and Holidays 2:2O P. NJ for High
land Falls, West Point. Cornwall, New
bUrgh. New Hamburg. Milton. Poughkeepsie.
Rondout and kingston. OrchestEa on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

AWEPTrAN TINE Sailing at $50 a n
FLYMOUTH-CT4ERB'G G-SOCTHA89PTON
Philadelphia. July z New York. July IS
ST. Paul. ... July IA St. Louis. Aug.
RED STAR LINE z. It0@ e. & KieF
NTWERP-(LONpON. PARIS)-
Kroonland JULY, ,9aul VadeFI a Jy1s. lO;3tlaTn
iceland. Jy14 1O:S0am Finland. Aug 4. 3 :S0pm
WHITE STAR LINE &, SS0N y K. Risr
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN-IAIVERPOOL
Baltic. July q. a am Oceanic. .July1s. 3:S0pm
Majestic JUly11. .1Oami Teutonic- JULY >. 1O1m
Celtic. July1S II :SOamt Cedric. July 21.9:90am
rESR To MEDITERRANEAN AzOPAs TIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. Z. 10 a. 81; Sept. g. Nov. 8
FROM BOSTON,
RONTANIC ..... July 2, II A NJ Sept Is
CANoPIC. aus; u, $40 ? NJ: Oct s
PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg, Battery PI.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

A WOMAN PHYSICIAN of standing. con
neeted with college during winter months
would travel with and care for Invalid or
delicate child during the summer. N Box
20. Tribune once.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
WORK
Cyclones Destroy TWJ South
 western TOwES

Especial Dispatch to Daily AlasEan.) Dallas, Tex, April 13-The town of Briggs was destroyed by cyclone Inst night and eight persons killed. Thirty were injured.
 Hit Kansas
 Kansas City, Mo-, April l3-A cy- clone destroyed the town of Stafford Kansas, yesterday evening. Many were injured and there were several deaths The entire country in the neighborhood of the destroyed town has been devastated. Details. are .un' obtainable because the wires are down
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
WILL MOVE
Seattle To Investigate Alas
 kau Feeling

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Seattle, April 1S-Edward R, Novak, chairman of the Seattle Commercial Club committee, appointed to investi- gate the treatment Alaskans by Seattle iobbers and commission men, will sail for Alaska about June lst to prosecute his investigations there aud to look into trade conditions. He will visit Fair banks, Nome, Seward, Valdez and the towns of Southeastern Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

Naples, April 13-Tho eruption of Mt. vesuvius has ceased, though there has been an increase in the showers of ashes and houses are collapsing, bury ing the occupants. The atmosphere is more oppressive than heretofore. disagree as to whether there will another eruption or not.
 Twenty years will not suffice to repair the damages that have resulted from the eruption of the last week. Soldiers are shoVeling ashes from the roofs of houses and making narrow paths through the cindars for the refugees to pass. They are also engaged in re- scuing the dead from the devastated cities. A very large proportion of the dead have been burned beyond recog- milton. Many of them are immediately ere mated.
 The kiug and queen and the Dnke of
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Chicago, April l3-John Alexander Dowie, the self styled prophet ofzion,is dying at his rooms in the Auditorium hotel. He is unconscious most of the time. He was stricken ill at a mid eight mass and it was thought for time that he would expire imedIately. He was praying for the purpose of up' setting the peaceful settlement that was being arranged by his attorney
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
ERUPTION OVER BUT FALL
 OF ASHES GREATER

Aosta have sent half million dollars for the relief of the suffers, Everywhere there is kindness aud attention for the victims of the volcano's rage.
 Am rioan VIII Hep
 Washington, April l3-The American red cross society will receive contri- buttons for the relief of the Vesuvius sufferers.
 Seattle, April l3-MayOr William Hickman Moore has received a request from the New York relief committee to send funds for the relief of the Vesuyius sufferers.
 Washinton. April 13-Yesterdy &c., cretary Bonaparte, Cf the navy ordered the United States armored cruiser Brooklyn to remain at Messina, Sicily, until the extent of the damages hy the recent eruption of Mt Vesuvius shall have been ascert&ined. She will rend- CT aid if called upon to do so.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
Indiana R pnblicans Endorse
 Everybody

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Indianapolis, Ind, April l3-The republican state convention adopted it's platform yesterday. It endorsed the administration of President Roosevelt, the conduct of Vica-President Fairbanks and the acts of the Indiana congress sioDal delegation in the senate and the house. The Roosevelt administration was declared to be the most notable in the history of the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
FOR ALL FOR ALASKA
Plan New Water Rights For
 North

Special Dispath to 1he Daily AIaskan.)
 Washington, April 13-A bill is being prepared to govern the question oi water rights in Alaska. It will follow the provisions that are Tn force in most of the western states. The matter is regarded as one of great seriousness on account of the confusion that has re- suited from tLc ugs Q: water for mining claims.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
.DOWIE IS DYING IN ROOMS.
 AT CHICAGO HOTEL

Dowies attendants try to deny that he is ill His attorneys have prepared the papers in suit to restore him to temporal and ecclesiastical power in
 Zionitos Have COnFerence
 Chicago, April l3-Representatives of Dowie and vollva have been in con- ference in this city. Both are in favor of submitting the questions involved in the controversy over the leadership and other matters in Zion to arbitration.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
TICKETS FOR
 DANCE ON SALE

Tickets for the baseball dance that will be given next Monday will be placed on sale tomorrow. The inquiries for them have been numerous and the baseball enthusiasts take it that there will be ready demand that will take them quickly and in great numbers. It is said the darce will be something very fine.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 St. Petersburg, April l3-ReTolution- ists are preparing for another out break. According to information in the hands of the government it is planned that the outbreak shall take place on Easter Sunday, which will be April 25, according to the American
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
fASTFR OUTBREAK PLANNED
 FOR RUSSIA

calendar. Arms and ammunition have been secured by the revolutionlsts through secret sources. The plans for the movement have been carefully laid. There are many students and women in the plot.
 The police and Cossacks are being reinforced everywhere.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
FRANK 5. LANG
 BACK IN U. s.

Frank s. Lang, of Nome, whom 1t was reported from Seattle a short time ago was held in Austria for mili- tary duty, is back in the United States. Early this month Seattle people re- ceived telegram from him telling of his arrival at New York
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
TO MOVE
Northern Stb ian Company
 Ge's Busy

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Seattle, April l2-The Northern Siberia Company will send trading expedition along the coasts of Alaska and Siberia in charge of P. NJ. Alex audroff, the Russian secretary and translator of the company, It will start north this spring.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
Leelansw Dischargir 2

The big collier Leelanaw is discharg- ing HOO tons of coal and coke at Moore wharf for the White Pass. She will sail south Sunday night.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

 IN AND OUT

The Jefferson arriveGtfrom the South at 10 o'clock last night. She had 45 passengers, 60 tons of freight aud one days mail for Skagway. She had a full cargo of freight and 200 passeng- CTS when left Seattle. Much of Ter cargo and most of her passengers were for canneries.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
GOV. SWlNFFORD
 SPOILS STORY

Now comes Gov. Swineford and spells a newspaper story that has been pub lished and republished over the north and commented upon much. In aletter to friend in this district he says:
 q hope you did not credit that re- diculous story about my weeping be- cause of the failure of the house com mittee to report the territorial bill favorably."
 Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs at
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
White Pass Stage f T Dawson

Whitehore, April IA White Pass stage left for Dawson last night with seven passengers, mail and freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

The Marguerite cigar is made from the best Havana Tobacco and has DO equal. On sale at W. W Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
Watch .FOuud

Gold Waltham watch found. Owner prove property, pay charges and get watch at office of Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
TWO FIGHTS
5 .at l. B6cOm ; PugiliStic
 Cen CT

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Seas5le, April l3-Kid Kranz and Bobby LuGdy will fight at Pleasant beach April l6. Rufe Turner and Joe GsuS will fight at the same place April 2. Cans anu Lundy are fsvorites.
 ANettletoa shoe at Clayson's. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13
Clans and Cl. m Nectar

Fresh steamed clans and clam nectar at the Seattle saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-13

Earl x Wilson collars and cuffs at Clayson's