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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Gin u d b ter crtrunfen.-
Nuf gebeimniBpouc @eiie lit Milcp
W~iQigalL cin SO Sabre otter @Gd)tCr
oilf Dem an Sfinncr'S S%diffSiperfte
an 6ltbe Der GroBitrnbe licgenoen
9onpfer Queen Ilrre" bon ser
nWeorplon0. &irginin & Gcloluarc
2ompflhiffiobrts = @eieuidoit," Der.
idhuunocrt, uno miro ollgemein on
gclonmell, boB oerielbe ollf ser 3llm
Gampfer iilbrcnoett Elonfc oltSge-
9litten uno %crtrutfen lit. Gos 40.
li5eiboot mud)te geltern Sen goll5en
Nodmittog Initrenglngcn, sic
2eide oeS 8crlhibten ST entncdcn,
ie0pd) obnc grfotg.. Gic Monnifuit
ocs @ootcS lit Der Mniidt, oaB, foQs
OliQigon crtrunfcn lit, ser 2eidynom
1lntcr sic Eieiler ser @crftc &c.
l6mcnlmt w,lrbc, MiIigon fam Dor
rs Sobrcn rad Baltimore. Gr bat
orei Gobnc lno 5nei SGdtcr. &or
cttpo od)t Sabrcn mar Milligou in
Der N0be BON Sofion Greet ldon
ell1nlol Dem Grtrinfen nobe.
II nbefannter @gcnorben.
Sin ctipa GO Sabre alter Mianl,, ser
ieinen Nomen olS Soiepb =. @iuis
o1gob, %erfranttc gcitcrn frilb ocacn
2 llbr oil Ser ode bon Baltimore II.
EineltroBc. Gr ipllrbe pom Goli,i-
item Sobnion bonn lpcltlid)cn Giltrift
nod Dem nMarpIGnorr llnipcrlitGts.
Soipitol" arbroft, no cr gcitcrnMit-
tog fnr5 nod) - llbr ltorb. Coroner
Wortin mlrbe bon ocm 9ooesiou in
&enntniB gelett unb bat cine %llnters
litdaung eingeleitet, Ger Gerltorbe-
ne bate cin @anfbllh Ser ySolbot
Sooin9s' 9onf" III ser Soi6e, ooS
oili ocn Nomen s. g. q. Willis aus
geIteat Vii; ierner $3.50 mo llbr nit
Settle.
Iblebcn. y Su ibrer 9e6oll.
lnng Hr. t12, Horb VrabioroltroBc,
ltorb geltern abenb fur5 noh 7 llbr
nod le~d1smod)iger &roufbeit Srau
Wartbo G.@icgunb, Satin BON &rll.
Gbilipp 0ieganb. Sic mar 81 9ild,
balllct, &urbelien Dor 6S Sobren &c.
boren ulb fam Dor 40 Sabren no61
Baltimore. guber ibrem @otten, nit
Dem lic 45 Sabre lang I'M gliidlihen
Gbebunbe lebte, binterlGBt iie cine
Sodlter, Sral Spbu ". Mdermonn,
Noroolt ode bon Caroline. mo
@~ongbltrabe, lolpie ied)S Gnfcl. Die
Belt ibrer 9ceroigung lit nod nid)t
ieltaelest.
Sn ibrer lebten @obniuna Nr.
t405, Horb.Gcntrol gbenue, ltorb &c.
tern i'm alter bon 6S Sobren uno I
Monoten 6rai 2ouiie S%dudborot.
@ittme oes perltorbenen Srn. Conrad
Sfudbarot. Gie 9eeroieune iinoet
am Gienitog Nabmittog bonn
Srolierbouie aus olti Der Baltimore
Cemetery" itatt.
Gin habbafter Sborn-
itein mor Die llriohe, Dob a~eltern
in Der @obnung BON Srau u. 6.
SmitbL Ger. 1907, ct. Eaulitrobe,
dencr ausbrof). Die Slammen lpur.
oen bonn 9ergeGorps I'M Seine er.
itidt.
Gle Ypit bonn i%hpimmenoen
Irodenhod vEemep" langte om
Samiiog aili DEM britiihen 3ampfer
u9eliait@ bier. an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
TaS 8ctter.

Sir WorDlonO uno Den Giitrift
Columbia Rcgcn un0 noro1ltlide
@in0e.
Ger G0dIte Gbcmometeritono mar
So @ra0 INN 3 llbr Hadmittogs.
Ser nicOri0ite Recommendations
ipor - @roO INN 5 llbr Worgcns.
Ger nieorigitc Recommendations
Der leBtcn II StWn0en in nodioIgens
ben StGOten mar, lBic iolgt: Goitport
"A. Eortlon0 II, Bolton Is, Albony
IA, Neu 2)orf 20, &orrisburg III,
philadelphia IS, Ntlontic.G itD 20,
N%orioIf %, Sotterns 81, Gbdrlottc
@ilmington - GburIeiton rs,
Sobonnub 4S, Sodionniuc "a, SUPP
ter 70, Sen Neit n, 9ltlurta 30.
Wontgomlcrp SO, Nem-S Orleans 80,
Enltltine ~, COLLECTION %, Corpus
Gbriiti As, Wempbia -, Cincinnati
16, @oibington %, Fittsburg iG.
Soluego 20, Buffalo If, Glepelono
t6, Gctroit Is, 2lIpcno 4, Worquettc
II, Green Ban ~, Gbicogn tS, Oh.
llttb II, ct. Youl IS, ct. 2ouis Is,
aaniaS.Gitp Is, Smoba Is, Suron
6, 9ismord 4, @iuilton 6, SABRE
3, SeIcno 6, Solt.2ofe-Gitp -.
Genper 10, Nortb Flotte 16, Gobge-
Giip a, Imarillo % mo Sos gIngc.
les 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

nit s. 'Soega, oritter Malfiniit @.
Sdneioer, pierter Moi6iniit Bruno
@robl, Ner5te Or. u. @chnlonn uno
Or. 3. @riibL Grouiant- lnO 3abl-
mciitcr $. Slid, SbcritcparO W. 90.
ben unO Sberfod) 9. 9iidof.
Die meiiten ser Giii5icrc lno iibri.
gen 8canten marcll bereit5 in Bal
tinlore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

*** Die .@iIbelm Seu-2oae Nr.
3, Serb. 8. Der Hptbiasritter," Der.
o%nitoltet beute, ben 19. Nar5, III
ser Gorlcp.Earfbaae einen grobe1
Wosfcnboll, Ser obne 3meifel, iu,e
ollie 6eltlidfciten bieies Gereins iebr
gut beiuft iein miro. Der gintritts-
preis betrGgt MIR Is Gents Die ger.
ion uno ooS arrangements : Gomitc,
beitebeuo aus Ben SS. Gbas. 8ral1
ser, Gorliter, Otto Muaer. Stills
@oriiber, Ct. Geo. &oaler, 8aIen.
tin &oblbepp nnb S. &ebberger bat
boiiir ocIorat, oab iid Elm ieoer gs'
ind9er gut oniiiircn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Ite StaotSgee Bgeb II II q,
nelfc felt Dem 3. Sonllor in Sibung
lit gebt am 2. Npril 81 Groe, unb
non ocn pielen Sunberten Don Bills.
melhc eingcrcidt murocrL Deroen
iebr uiele nid)t 8eieB. BUR Belt be.
idGftigt lid Der Se1ot nit ben Gr.
nennungCn oeS 8o%ilperncllrS, BON
bcncn gor monde nidt bcIt1ti9t luer.
ben. Im 6rcltog beldloB oaS Gomite
fir Observation-Disclosures, Die 0ics
oercrnennung Der Eoli5ei Commit
i1re Willis llno SGrDod ungilnItig
ein5uberihtcn. Gle Ienlotroten be.
ihulOi9en Die Goli5ei . Gomniliarc.
hob le 81 picl Yolitit in Die Yoli5cia
force bringen mo ocn Nepublitnncrn
Gin 81 meiteS Selo einrGumell. @ic
cs ihcint, fonmt Ole Sppolition &c.
gen Die beioen Gommiilare Gus Ser
Stobt. @obriheinlid) uerben Die
Grnannteu abcr oot beltGti9t per-
ben.
Sn llnterboulc lit cs oie @obloc..
lebgebung, meld)e alien onoeren Sor.
loger I'M @cgc itcbt. Sic unobbGr-
gigen Gemotrotcn boben nit Sillfc
Der .Hepublifancr Die iogenon1te
Wurpbp'ide @ablbill ourd)gelebt,
bod miro oieielbe nod amenbirt mer-
Den, ebe lie in Den Sennt fommt, mo
bort oiirfte bieie 0iQ zines 1epolt.
iomen 5ooeS iterben.
Nad)lten Wittmpd) begiebt lid cine
grobe Delegation bon Baltimore Sl
hcn @ouuerncur, INN ge9en bic Goiu.
tins'ide Dill 81 proteItiren, Gieie
9iu liegt Dem @ouUernelr iiir beIicn
llnteridriit pbr. SeitenS Der Gemo.
froten miro bebauptet, Dob cine Gbn-
life Gill ourh&criprehungcn bel Scr
Mbiiinlmung iiber Ole Inleibcn fin
Die Nb5ugsfon0le 5ugeItanoen nor.
ben lei, I'M 81 perbinoerL ouB Die
Negcr aus Dem Siioen Die Stabt
Baltimore iiberlauien. TeSgleiben
iogen bielelben, bnB cs notbpenbiB
ici. Die Nrbeiter Worplonb's 81 ld)ilt.
Sen uno Irbeit fir bieielbcn 81 b..
ihoiieh meiln Ole Neubolten pollelt.
bet iino; Die glb5ugsfondle b%egifncn
nod Dor bcn uGd)itcn Slpei oocr orci
Sdbren niht, limo Damn bari MIR
cine Million Collars pro Sobr ans.
gegebeu lperoen. Sir oicie Snmmc
fonnten aeniieenb Arbeiter in scr
Siabt mo nod mebr in Stoote &C.
funben mcroen. GoS 8eldrei ber
8egntr fofnnte MIR bon Nepublifo'
nern, lpelde erfuurteten. boB ourd)
einen 3u5ug BON Negern oos replbs
lifoniide 8otum IN Der Siaot 10
grob miirpe, oab Ole ltGbtiide aomi
niitration itets in republitonilden
S1noen eebolteu lperben fonnte.
Spfer ieiner II nporiid d.
tigfeit. - Gin llniall, Der Der.
bdngnibpoIle Solgen fir Den 9etref.
fenben baben fam, trug iid) geitcrn
an Der Baltimore. mo ct. Eolllitr.
5u. 9aielblt rannte Der IA Sabre
aIte 2ouis Sub BON Nr. 1127. SIt.
5apetteitrabe, NIT ieinem 3meiroo
gegen einen Strabenbabn= @oggon II.
true einen Sd1beIbriidl oopon. Gr
ipurbe nad bemr Staot. &oipitol" &C.
bradt, iuuielbit er I'M fritiihen gu.
Itanoe oarnieoer liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Staet Baltimore.
1lnterbaltnngs. gScgiuciicr

,0lnitf. gfnbenir." Giefe gSo6e: n1be
hpfe Of NIbGmbru."
rSpllibanhraReu E 5beater." 49, Siefe 9So6c:
Chinatown Charlie. Der Spiumrunhcr."
.Sprefs Gpernbaus." Siele ySpbe: sIbe
Sam Gree"
,yIunel'S Sheater." - Siefe QSofe: n9tcs
Suooen's Stats,
,0iaralaub.sG catcr," 49, 9ieie @o6e: aeii1'S
Observation-Disclosures Idgli6e Uiatinee.
pNuoitortum 8 Sbcatcr." - Eteie gSode:
Abe @rufieT.
,Wanctp. abeatcr," - 9tcfe 99ode; aoubon
Bells Srtrunaqu15d 80.
,2hrtc." - Iieic gSodbe iuIgenoes Sperns
Repcrt0ire:
WSoniGo. 10. Mdr8. abcnOs. ..... @aribu"
9tetitng. 20. W20r3, Ahen6s. .pobcrgrin"
Wiittfuoh, 81. Wtir8, Wtntiuee q, sic g9aliiire"
Wfiifiuod, 81. Wfdr3, 9benos. Il, Saint"
nsSilbeim ScnsSoae Tr. 3, 4. 6. b.. II. vi ""
Monlae, ben 10. Nlir5, Rrnbcr .o;asienbuu
in Der aEnrlg0sR Iciabalie"
pSteunbidaitesSu no Gr. q" - Moniag,
ben 10. Atur5, 3Osidbrtges S%tiitungieft in
gSuiqt's 6uIle.
pafesser'@eianauercin," strbeiter. aiebertaiel"
tno ,tSutuit' ntsNinHnerdlur." 49, Gienttug,
ben 20. Widr3, NbCr0s llnterbaitniig ituo Gna in
her g@ermGuia- Aiduner6urs&aIe".
rgtsmnrf. 6alc," - Gieuitag, ben 20. W}ir3,
6rbttmlna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
9trtbmr -. Nnbion,
Nr. 1871, Et.Salttmure. Strahe.

Eaiiagc NutariatS . Velbiuedicl'
Bureau, Sdiifsfarten fir ale
9ampfer-2inien. 8~eiiepGiie, @ediel,
@elomcdiel unb @elSienoungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
SdiifSfartcn BON nnb nadj 9cntid'
limb.

Son Baltimore Bis 9rernen: Sea.
iiite $45 uno $3.50; @remen-9al.
timore $3.50. Hunoreiie 81 billige.
rem Hreiie. Sbeo. $. 9iener & g.,
2f7 Dit.galtimere- Strabe. (323-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

*** Ger nSreunbidoitsbunb str.
." pcrnnitoltet beute, Montog, ben
10. M6r3, in @oiat's Sale, Mr. tt22,
&orioro, 9lpe., iein 30idbriges Stif.
tun9sieit. Ger gerein bot bafiir &C.
iorat, sob Iid eirt iener Sciuder pors
5iiglib mmiiiireu wiro.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

**" Ger Mice NnnoItroBcn 2eib-
lno Sporpcrein" bGlt beltte I6eno
in Ger nGongreb-Soue" al 9oltimo:
re- nno 9onbltraBe feline SobreSper.
Iammlunq unb 9eomtenmabl ob, 81
mcldcr iid ollie Miit9lieoer einIinoen
iouten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Nod nid)t gcfansen.
So9o ouf oSfe" @inber nod immer
perge6iid. - SoQ in Clifton,
Sagerstopn, God giopen un0 an.
Nnrsn1n l1nfnhn1, AnnrNn,, H.,

bergebiid. - Col in Clifton
Sogerstolpn, 2ofStopen un0 an.
0erSmo 9eieben moroen Icin.
Eroboem Die Guide nab Dem iliid,.
tigen Ne9er nSfe" @inocr bon Der
Foli5ei bon Baltimore County nod
INNER ciirig iortgeiebt miro, lit oei-
ler Iu%1entbaltaort iebt gerooe 10 llns
befonnt, lpic 81 Infang ieiner Sludt.
Sn COMPTON fpmmen togtaglih
Mcloungcn oil, bob man oen Neger
bier oocr BORT geIeben babe, uber
feline lidcre Spur lit geItern bon Dem
Aeger eingeloufen, uno Ole Eoli5ei
I6eint enolid) sur lleber5ellalng al
fomnenL boB Der Ne9cr iid nift
mcbr i'm Staote MorDlono beiinoet.
Mon bc9t Die @oiinlna bob @inoer
Iid) in Ebilobelpbia bel icinen Ser
monDten Ieben loiien miro, uno Die
Eoli3ei boieIbit lit ouigeforoert lpor.
Den, Die Sduier oieicr S%criponbten,
ipclfe Der Goli3ei befannt iino, 81
bemohen. 8eltern bieB eS mieoerum,
Dob @inoer nnbe 2od)=H apen 9elebelt
muroe; bann mill man ollf cine
Spur oeS NegerS in So9erStomn,
cine anbere IN Clifton geiunoen b.
ben. slm I%trenoIten beipadt miro
nod INNER Sporrom'S Goint, no
Der Ncger friiber orbeitete nnb pobiu
CT ii6 uielleid)t iliidten fonnte, I'M
Elm ii6ercS @erIted 81 finoen. al16
glolbt mon, Dob er iidl pielleidt BORT
oif einen 9luiternid)ooner fliid)ten
miro, luorduf cs fnit iider lit, OaB CT
llidt n1ebr orfgeiunOen meroen tonn.
Slim rcgelmGBige County oli5ilten
pollcn BORT uuf @inbcr, mo iollte or
ii6 BORT 5eigen, 10 miro CT fallm ent.
tomnlen fonnerl.
Glen @inoer, sic Wlltter oes
Sliidtlings, lit aus ser 5oft entlolien
moroen, GA bic Goli5ei iider luor, Dab
lie ibrcn Sobn ieit iciner 2lnht aus
benz @efGngniB in Somion ipeoer &c.
nod crfobren babe, lpobin CT
lif bcgebett bat.
Gle GpmmiiiGre bon Baltimore.
BADEN iebt Gin Sluablott iit
1000 Grenlplarcn nah alien StGoten
oeS Oitens oeionbt, peld)es cine 9c.
ldreibng oes @inoer cntb1lt, ioipie
Die 9elobnung BON $500 onbietet.
**F Cine General . Yro6c fir
oas Neluorfer S1ngerfeit," wel.
Ae ON Gienitog abenb in Ger
y6crmonia . MGuner6or = Saue"
uon Dem nMebgcr = @eiong = Ser.
nArbeiter e 2ieoertoiel" nltO
v2oelit : Eoint : Mannerd)or" 5ltr
Auffilbrung gclonot, peripridt eill
81 luerber. Sin Gbor bon 60
Serrcn, nit Mitbiilic oes ,Wetger.
. ScreinS," miro an oieier
Sbeil nebnlen. Ger erite
9lft lit bei'm S%erbcrgspoter 9ierbar'
mes, no ser @eianapercin rNod)ts
icine Erobe obbnlten mill. Gin
aeQncr, cin Eoli5ilt unb Cit Sromp
iorgcn fir ben Slmor. Gie Srou
S%icrbonncS, ipelde ibremOonne iebr
oiel Sritbel madt, lit ebeniolls red)t
brmoriitiid). Cam erideint cine
0eilSormlee, lnb no6bcm miro Die
n~bgebalten uno cine Eorobie
>eS Yreislieoes Gin Sonntog an
eingeiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Gin idSnes nnS niitlides 8eidcnf
fir Nneeb6rise 1T inner cine Iebens.
grohe photographic ooer cine flint.
Icriid D~ollcnbcte Gopic eincS altcn
SiIoes in GrapOm, @aIcrfarbe, Del
pSer Eaitea. Die idJ6niten 9abimct.
bilber MIR ST pro 9ntenb.
Snlius Seb6el, oeutider gbotoerapb,
321 WorS.U Gan. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

*** Gas ngismardaGofc," Nr.
1859, Noro-@ aibinstonitrobe, Ode
2onuolc, miro am n1fitcn 0ienItag
eroiinet, uno ser Gigentbiimer,i Sr.
Seinrih Sdrooer, labet olle feline
9efonntcn uno Sreunoe, ioiuie oas
Eublifrm i'm aagemeinen an onoe.
rer Stelle inn r0eutiden Gorreipou-
benten" sum geiud ieiues 2ofoles
am a%Gnannteu Mbeno eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
gTranffnrt" int Safeu.

Der Camper Ionoet nit 81 aaiiitcn.
nno iibcr 1000 3pii6cn0cdS-
Fniiaaiercn. - Sd)amtc Iid) III
rer Gcrlponoten. - Gin ruiiiidcr
&onimonn aus &ieif oeiien sc.
id0it Ourf) Die 5loenoerfolglln.
gen rlinirt muroe.- O6ermoid,i.
nit SonOerS mod)t ieille 1866.
@eiic. - Sat Taft ollc Sdicn ser
8eIt aeie1en. Gompier n8it.
tetinb" i0brt beute 3uriid mad
9rqmcn.- - &uhnopcr" iGbrt am
Mittmod pciter.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
MAMMALIAN REMAINS
 ON LITTLE MINOOK JR.

In the gravels of Little Minook Jr. creek are many bones of bison, musk OK, mammoth, and horse. A very fine specimen of the skull of Bison alleni, with the shell still upon the horns, was taken out of Mir. Donald McLean's claim, No. 9, near the head of the creek, by MT. Mclean and MT. Thos. Evans. This is the only specimen of this species that has been reported from Alaska. It was carefully removed and is now in the National Museum at Wash ington. Some teeth obtained by Mir. C. k. Peek from gravel next to bedrock on the same claim and referred to Dr. T. W. stanton for identification were called by him ''horse teeth of Pleistoccne or more recent sge."-Frank l.. Hess, oi the T.. <. Geological Survey, in "The Rampant Gold Placer Region, Alaska"
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
U.. s. COMMISSIONER
 GETS INTO TROUBLE

Juneau Dispatch: R. H. Hildreth, who is well known throughout this sec ton through his connection with the census of 1900, faces serious charges which are going to be aired in the dis trict court. Hildreth has been commits sioner at Seward since the. founding of that town until recently when Judge Wickersham called for his resignation because of the charges His troubles arise over the sale of the claims of the Matanuska Coal Company, in which transaction he acted as agent for the company. The company now alleges that although the sale has been con summated Hildreth has rendered no accounting. George Sexton, one of the interested parties, says that at one time Ilildreth reported to his associates that they would have about $l0O apiece com ing to them, but they have never seen the color of the coin. Ilildreth was called to account for his alleged short eomings and replied that tho original claims had lapsed and been relocated. Then the case was referred to Wicker sham, who called for the commissioner $ resignation. llildreth has held minor government positions in the territory for some years. He was appointed to take the census through the influence oi Governor Brady, and aiterward. with Chauncey n. shaw, ran the Sitka Alas kan for year,
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
GRADUATES
 SHUN THE WEST
Bishop Rowe DepIores the Preiu. dice of Young Churchmen
 Against the Frontier.

Episcopal Bishop of Alaska P. T. Rowe arrived in Nome Sept. :. The church at that place had been without a pastor since early last spring, and by telegrams to New York the bishop was endeavoring to have the place filled be- fore the close of navigation. In case he failed in this he thought Archdeacon Hudson Stuck, now at Fairbanks, would go to Nome over the ice and fill the place till a permanent pastor is secured.
 In talk with the Nome Gold Digger Bishop Rowe said the greatest discour- agement he has ever met with is the difficulty in securing pastors for his parishes. It is beyond his comprehen- sion, he said, that so very few young men are willing to devote their efforts to this western field. It seems next to impossible to induce any of the young graduates of eastern colleges to leave the section they have been educated in, resulting in a most serious handicap to the churches of the west. Even women, so Bishop Rowe said, are more willing helpers, willing to accept less remunera- tion, and more ready to make personal sacrifices than the young men.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
Old Paper to Suspend.

IL is announced that the Sitka Alas kan, the oldest publication in Alaska, will suspend publication. The paper was established twenty years ago-be- fore the Canadian Pacific railway was completed to Pacific tidewater and when the far north was not so well known as at present. At one time it was the property of Governor swineford. For several years it has belonged to Miss Cassie Patton.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
Strike on Mt. Chicagof.

Juneau Transcript, Sept. &: News arrived here by letter on the Georgia of q big strike on Mount Chicagoff by Nor man E. smith ,Smithyl and NIT. Slone of Hoonah. Fifteen large nuggets were washed out of three pans of dirt and the gravel Is said to he fairly 'lousy" with the yellow sands.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10

Acting upon petition forwarded by the citizens of Valdez to the department of justice at Washington, Judge Royal \. Gunnison. of the fir-t division oi Alaska has been wired to go to Natlcz, the Third judicial division. in Novem. her, and e. hotl court there until an urgsnt eases are cleaned uP.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
"Everybody's" Papers.

Everyh-4ly's Magazine will establish weekly newspapers in fourteen cities oi the United states, one of which will be in Seattle for the parrp>c oi covering the Northwest anal Alaska.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10

on Cape Horn in the first part oi september the British ship Walden Abbey passed two immense icebergs. oue of which was two miles bong and too iset high.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
CUSTOM HOUSE BLIGHT

 at
  om mhousec frs o e
 
  further efromm nandd that tmarksth lint  ustom barrier o msuns stood, for Sep O he ad
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10

The ninth annual session uf the Amer iean Mining Congress will bc hehl ia Denver. Oct. t6-io, inclusive
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10
MEETING.
A.. B..

Camp Rampant No. 15, Arctic Broth erhood, will meet at A. B. hall Friday evening, Oct 12. Election and installa- ton of officers
Yukon Valley news., 1906-10-10

Daily illustrate for has considered a reflection upon the countries.
 the trade the United Nothing Canada would facilitate The Daily Alas the believes of both would splenddy ofcere be- and frt1ng obs liberal trade that is existing The thoroughly doing transportation highly credit solved The by railroads be said the Canadian the boundary exceptions house alike Canadians and Amer barrier progress Dominion has splendid The proposition the north who is involved this question Pc country their these respects advocated by democrats and e tho lans and by liberals ~ It is urged by the best students in to the lack of wisdom, untr r. I or rr th other the continuation of high-tarif wall there a change.
 
 the other of the The Alaskan of Sept IS again truly
 question of reciprocity there, while the did republicans of Michigan and Mnn and So do nearly all the people newspapers republican favored in the vicinity the line between border and the Pacific the It urged everywhere that for between Canada and the United would separately tariff question for those of both As supported alike pub and cheaper % by traders trade between the and bile helped both sides of the Massachusetts placed sippi would the for in their platform last barriers help those only did they north and south of the imaginary which they lost the between the English speaking year they did not have it of North America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-26
COMMENCEMENT.
Final Week at Williamsburg is to
Be Splendid Affair.
fSpecial ID mo TImcs. Nanatc

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 25.--The
finals attending the closing Of the two
hundred and ninth session OF william
and Mary College promise to be the most
brilliant and successful in years. From
time immemoral William and Mary has
been noted for the gaiety and splendor
Of Its final week, but II present pros
poets are interpreted Alright the exer-
cises this year will surpass all preceding
ones In both respects The exercises will
begin June 9th. and will last until tho
14th. During that time the town will
be thronged with visitors from far and
near. Germans. receptions. and. In fact,
a continual round Of gaieties will be tho
order Of the day. Each Of the fraterni.
ties will give a german. and these will
be largely attended BY visitors from
Richmond. Norfolk and other nearby
cities and towns.
The baccalaureate sc->~>> will ba
preached In the college chapel Sunday,
June 10th. ut II A. NJ, by Rt. Rev. Ed
win S. Lines. Bishop OF Newark n. ].
sermon Will be preached 10 the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Monday at p. NJ. the celebration OF
the Phoenix Literary Society Will be held
In the chapel.
Tuesday at II a.. NJ. will be the senior
class celebration. At 8 p. NJ. will be tho
Phiomathean Literary Society ceehra-
ton.
Wednesday at II a. NJ. Colonel George
C. Cabell, OF Norfolk. will deliver an ora
tion before the literary societies. AT
p. NJ. Judge William Hodges Mann Will
deliver an GRAFTON before the Alumni
Association. 81 itE $40
Thursday morning will be devoted To the
awarding OF diplomas. medals, scholar
ships and distinctions. AT p. NJ tho
final ball will be held in the gymnasium.
The programmes OF the literary socie-
ties will be very interesting. The follow
ing is q list Of the final men who Will
help to entertain the visitors:
Philomathean Literary Society-Orators,
Jesse Trafton Whitley and G. L. II. john
son; Debatcrs, ]. T. Wilkinson and G. f.
Koontz; Marshals c. w. Hodges. chief;
H. ], Baker. j, NJ. Barber, H. u. Wall
and G. l.. Strong.
Phoenix Literary Soc!ety-Orators. ].
w. Helm and j. e. Williams; Debaters.
G. a, Douell and j. B. Terrell; Marshals,
w H. Pettus. chief; r. u. Terrell, r. q.
Armistend. j. G. Payne and j. y.
S. Mitchell.