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The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-23
QUEER CASE
Groom Proves to Be a
 Woman

Special Dispatch to Daily AlsSkan.)
 Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 23-John Whitman and Marietta Jelly, the lat ter s cashier in a restaurant, were mar ris5 in this city Friday. It developed yesterday that the groom Is woman. She had first secured the brides money, The impersonstor win be prosecuted for swearing that she was 8 man.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-23
MORE TIME Kid White Has Seven
 Weeks to Live

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Seattle, Jan. 23-Gov, Mead, has giv- en Kid White, convicted of the murder of William Murphy and sentenced to be hanged at Walla walla next Friday, a reprieye of 8 days. The reprieve is for the purpose of giving the governor time to consider a petition for the par don of the accused.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-23
LETTER LIST
Unoallsd for Letters Remaining In
 SkaEway POstof8co Jam 22

Parties calling for the following matter will please say advertised. Carson, G.ga.
 VIM. B. SAMPSON, P. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-02

gesture, he caught and vivifed long
dormant memories of his greatly loved
wife OF nineteen years ago.
Somehow he was glad Mrs. Vansit-
tart had not fingered by his side. The
discovery OF Ends identity involved
considerations so complex and utterly
unforeseen that he needed time and
anxious thought to arrange his plans
for the future.
The animated hustle on deck pre-
vented anything in the nature of sus-
tanned conversation. Luckily Mr..
Trail himself, whose open handed
generosity had made matters easy for
the reception committee, was in con
slant demand.
Mrs. Sheppard had sent a portman-
teau for Constance and Enid, so they,
too, soon scurried below with the 9th
ers.
The lifeboat returned to the rock,
where the four lighthouse men sent to
relieve Brand were now helping the
sailors to carry the injured men down
stairs and assisting the sick to reach
the entrance.
As oon as this second batch was
transferred TO the tug the vessel start
ed for Penzance. The Trinity tender
would land the others.
There was a scene of intense enthu-
siasm when the steamer reached the
dock. The vociferous cheering of the
t~OwnspeOple smothered the deep agony
Of some who waited there, knowing all
too well they would search in vain for
their loved ones among these whom
death had spared.
The two girls modestly escaped at
the earliest moment from the shed
used as a reception room. All the in
habitants knew them personally or by
sight. They attracted such attention
that they gladly r~elinquished to other
hands any further charge Of the ship
wrecked people. So after a few words
Of farewell for the hour Stanhope pi-
lOted them to a waiting carriage and
drove away with them.
Mrs. Vansittart did not emerge from
her cabin until the deck was deserted.
She found Mr.. Trail looking for her.
In n neat black dress and feather hat
she was rehabilitated.
"Why didn't you show up earlierT"
he asked In good humored surprise.
''The breeze on deck was first rate. 1t
brought the color into many a pale
cheek. And the way In which the
crowd let itself 60 was splendid. Look
at these waiting thousands, ~Quivering
yet with excitement"
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-02

81 am worn out" she said quietly.
'"Take mt to your hotel. You have en-
gagged rooms there, l s%upposeT
"Of course"
when do you purpose leaving Pen
zancef"
"Well-er-that Is part Of the expla-
nation / promised you"
1--WE can talk matters over In the ho-
tel. Where is your nephew?"
For the first time he marked her air
Of c%onstraint.
Believe me. Eta" he said hurried
ly, that what l have to tell you will
come as n great surprise, but 1t should
be a very pleasant one"
Anything that gratifies you will be
welcomed by me-" she said simply.
you have not said where Charlie u.s."
Gliding In that shed. He refused
Mr.. S%tanhope's offer of Il rlgout on
board. In his present disguise he
passes as q stoker, and everybody
wants to see the man who saved all Of
you"
"Have you a closed carriage herer
"Yes."
"Let us so. Charlie a come with
u.s."
Again he was conscious of a barrier
between them, but lie attributed her
mood to the strain she had undergone.
In the shed they found Pyne. With
him were the orphaned children; there
was non to meet them. Kind offers
were made to care for them until their
relatives should be forthcoming, but
the man to whom they chung would
not listen to any such proposal.
~ guess they're happy with me-" he
said. ~ will see them through their
present trouble"
Childlike, they had eyes and ears
only for the prevalent excitement. At
last Elsie asked him:
"Where's mamma? You said she
was sick. But the men haven't car
ried her off the ship, an she wasn't In
the boat"
"Don't you worry, Elsie" he said.
I'm going to take you to a big house
where you will find everything fixed
just right"
His uncle and Mrs. Vansittart APP
preached. The lady's face was no
longer hidden.
what are you going to do with those
children?" she inquired.
There's none here to claim them"
he said. 81 can't let them leave me In
that haphazard way"
Continued on Pake Six.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-02
Don't be dfrdid.n

waiting in Penzanfe, were not allowed
on board. This arrangement was made
by Mr.. Trail after consulting II local
committee organized TO help the un
fOrtunates who needed help so greatly.
The unanimous opinion was expressed
that a. few lady members of the COM
mittee, supplied with an abundance Of
clothing, etc, would afford prompt re-
lief to the sufferers, while the painful
scenes which must follow the meeting
of survivors with their friends would
cause confusion and delay on the YES
sci.
Pyne, watching all things, saw that
Mrs. Vansittart did not meet his uncle
with the eagerness Of a woman restor-
ed to the arms of the man she was
about to marry.
She was distraught, aloof In her man
ner, apparently interested only In his
eager assurance that she would find an
assortment Of new garments In the
cabin.
The millionaire himself was too fus-
tered to draw nice distinctions between
the few words she spoke and what he
expected her to say. When she quit
ted him he walked toward the group
Of young people. They were laughing
ly exchanging news and banter as If
all that had gone before were the
events Of a lively picnic. At last he
met Enid.
Pyne introduced his uncle, and 1t
was a trying experience for him to
stand face to face with his daughter.
In each quick fash Of her delighted
eyes, In every tone of her sweet voice,
In every winsome smile aud graceful
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-02

ready accumulated.
Who is that?" asked Brand from III,
pursec, who stood beside him.
Mrs. Vansittart."
Brand experienced a momcntary sur.
prise.
"She seemed to avoid me-" he
thought. but the incident did not lingcr
in his mind.
The lifcboat. rising and falling on the
strong and partly broicn swell. re-.
CURED the most expert management If
the weary people Oh the rock were to
be taken off in safety.
When Constance and Enid. followed
~ S%tanhope, reached the boat after
giving Brand Il farewell hug, there was
no more room. The crew pulled to-
ward the waiting vessel, and here II
specially prepared gangway rendered
The work of transshipmcnt easy.
Mr.. Trail was leaning over the bul.
wark MS the lifeboat ranged alongside.
He singled out Pyne at oncc and gave
him Il CHEEKY cry of recognition. At
first he could not distinguish Mrs. Van
s~ittart, and indeed ii must be con.
fessed that he was striving most ear
nestly to descry one face which had
come back to him out OF the distant
years.
When his glance fell on Enid, his
nephew, who was thinking how best TO
act under the circumstances, was as.
sured that the father saw in the girl
the living embodiment of her mother.
He thought 1t would be SO. His own
recollection Of his aunt's portraits had
already helped him to this conclusion,
and how much more startling must a
flesh and blood creation be than the
effort of an artist to place on canvas
the fugitive expression which consti-
tutes the greatest charm of Il mobile
countenance.
Enid. having heard so much about
Mr.. Pyne's uncle, was innocently curl
Gus to meet him. At first she was
vaguely bewildered. The sunken eyes
were fixed on hers with an Intensity
that gave her a momentary sense of
embarrassment. Luckily the exigen-
cies OF the hour offered slight scope to
emotion. All things were unreal, out
of drawing with previous experiences
of her well ordered life. The irregular
swaying Of the boat and the tug
seemed to typify the new phase.
Pyne swung himself to the steamers
deck before the gangway was made
fast, thereby provoking a loud cutlery
from the deserted children.
Grasping his uncle's hand, he said:
"Wait until you read Brands letter.
No one else knows"
80 Mr.. 1raill. with ine self control,
greeted Mrs. vansittart afectionately
and handed her over to a stewardess.
who took her to a cabin specially pre-
pared for her. Her low spoken words
were not quite what he expected.
Don't kiss me-" she murmured, 'and
please don't look at me. In my present
condition ! cannot bear It."
Relatives Of the shipwrecked passen-
gers and crew, many Of whora were
The evening world., 1906-05-28

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The evening world., 1906-05-28
TWO TINY YACHTS
CHASE GAUNTLET
Lila and Tamerlane viii Try
to Catch Rival Before
Reaching Bermuda.

Tie little yachts sAla and Tameriane.
that turned back last Saturday from
Sandy Hook after starting on the
ocean race to Bermuda, will probably
start tomorrow morning to chase the
Gauntlet. The Lila was towed up from
Gravesend Bay to Tebo's Dock in
South Brooklyn to-day. The stump OF
the mast that broke off at the start OF
The race Saturday and caused the turn
ing back OF two contestants was re-
moved and n new mast was shipped
il Is expected that she will be ready
TO sail before dark.
The plan now in contemplation ar
ranges for the Lila and Tamerlune to
Sail down to the Hook tomorrow morn
ing and start together FOR Bermuda.
The little Gauntlet Will have more than
sixty hours o IA start by that time.
but 1t Is likely hat the nasty weather
has caused Skipper Robinson to put in
somewhere because It IS is not probable
that he would want to luke long
chances with his wife aboard. Skipper
and Owner Mailer. OF the Tamerlane.
morning to catch the little Gauntlet he
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Head.
The Gauntlet was last reported Sat
urday night az she passed the Sandy
Hook Lightship, and was then pointing
due southeast. II she had followed the
shore she undoubtedly would have been
of Atlantic city yesterday. but nothing
was seen OF her.
1t has developed that the Gaun,-
let's skipper does not know that
his Soat is the only one left in the
yace. He undouotedly did not see III,
yawl Lila's mast break of just out
side the Hook. and the Tamerlane
drop out OF the race to render aid.
In his eagerness T. take every ad-
vantage OF the wind. Robinson zen,
the Gauntlet OF to the eastward ,ust
before the accident. \ haze had set
In and he stood over toward Coney
Island before making his tack To .el
That was the last the other Yachts
Jaw OF the little black racer. and AZ
doubleday the last /: binson saw OF
them. lie Is a thorough sportsman
and. although he VIII be entitled 10
the Upton Cup n he reaches bermuda
rs friends say he would turn back II
lie knew no had no compct tors
The evening world., 1906-05-28

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The evening world., 1906-05-28

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The evening world., 1906-05-28
Upon the Road
of Mining Stock.
BY Walter A. Sinclair.

~ " ditCI II. NIHCidIf.
observe the choer-the lack OF fear
The Coal Car Masters pleasant lecr.
or course les got his little block
Upon the Road OF Mining Stock.
The Coal Car Clerk. with merry smirk
Goes daily to his vellpad work;
On Fate no hasn't got u knock
Upon the Road OF Mining Stock.
Trainmasters. too, come into view.
Their fingers daubed with lots OF glue,
And all that sticks goes in the sock
Along the Road OF Mining Stock.
The Super beams with mirth and seems
To. sleep at night with pleasant dreams.
He needn't put his watch in hook
Along the Road OF Mining stock.
The Siding Man is in the van.
Grown wealthy since the game began:
At Hard Luck's pinch he cannot mock
Upon the Road OF Mining Stock.
Up near the top they see-i to cop
The good things going round the shop.
Wealth seems to flock along en- bloc
Upon the road Of Mining Stock.
But here, all rlum and on the bum.
We hnd come sore mLae-owning rum
VINO kept his good things under lock
Upon the Road OF Mining Stock.
Although It jars he MUST have cars
And fix the hloated coal train cars;
Now watch the shock make "Pennsy" rock.
That good Fat Road Of Mining Stock.
The evening world., 1906-05-28

chase OF monkeys to conduct further
experiments. and has offered prizes ag
~sregating $4,000 Tor the discovery Of the
germ and an aniidote.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
$50. 600 for Typhu. Germ md Cure.

MEXICo CITY, MAY 2S-The Govera-
ment. eager TO discover the typhus
fever bacillus. has authorized the pur-
The evening world., 1906-05-28
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The evening world., 1906-05-28
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-06-21
PLOT BEHIND DEATH.
Witness in Cyclone Pat Trial Killed at
Chicago by Fall Down Hotel
Air Shaft.

CHICAGO, H., June 19.-William +.
Runnelis Of Lexington, Tex, fell or
leaped down an air shaft from the sixth
floor Of the Grace hotel early today and
was instantly killed. tunnels came to
Chicago last night with Sheriff Scarbor-
ough and othe rs n witness against Pat
rick LAWN. alias Cyclone Pat who is
under arrest here charged with being an
accOmplice Of Charles Coleman, safe
blower who was killed May 20 near
GiddinEs, Tex, in a fight with Sheriff
Scarborough.
Before retiring Runnells appeared eX-
trcmcly nervous He begged TO be al
lowed 10 sleep IL the room occupied by
Thomas Largent. a member OF the party.
While Largcnt was asleep tunnels lett
the bed and. going to window opening
into the airshaft, either jumped or len
into the shaft.
A coincidence is the fact that Sheriff.
Scarborough had feared injury to his
witnesses and had asked for police pro,
lection. The alleged plot was discovered
as the train on which the party was com
ing TO Chicago was leaving Kansas CITY.
A man who was n former friend of Cole
man got on the train, and at 81 Louis
two more men got on the train and met
the one who had boarded the train at
Kansas City. Sheriff Scarborough there
upon tclegraphed government officials Tor
protection.
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PENSION FOR BRAGG.
Congress Passes Measure AprIopTiat!ng
$50 a Month for Famous Former
Soldier and Politician.
WASHINGTON. -. c.. June

WASHINGTON, -. c.. June 10
The Senate passed a bill yesterday
granting a pension of $50 a month to
Gen. Edward :. Bragg Of Fond du Lac,
Wis. Senator Spooncr introduced the
bill a few weeks ago at the request Of
Gen, Bragg, who is in feeble health, is
without means Of livelihood, and who
came to Washington personally to urge
his claim upon congress.
Gen. Bragg was the author Of the fa-
nous retort to criticism Of Grover Cleyc-
land in the national Democratic conven-
ton Of 1881; we love Grocer Cleveland
for the enemies he has made
In the convention of 1883 he again
came INTO prominence. While address
ing the convention, being in feeble voice,
he was interrupted by cries of Louder
Finally, eXasperated by the Interrupt
tions, the little commander of the Iron
Brigade pipcd out: Nv hen Gabriel blows
ms trumpet, some jackass VIII call out
Louder"
Gen. Bragg parted company with the
Democratic party in 1896. and support
ed Mckinley on the money issue, He
served as minister to Mexico under Pres
idcut Cleveland. was consul general 70
Havana under President Mckinley. and
later was consul general to Hong Kong.
II" was delegate to every Democrat
ic convention from 1872 to and iucIud-
ing that of 1896
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STANDING OF BASEBALL CLUBS.
:. TEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, JUNE 70
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

. MILWAUKEE-Ecgs- weak The
produce boards official market is 14lac
fC- current receipts, at mark, cases re-
turned strictly fresh, candled, cases re-
turned 1Jlac; seconds and checks, l0c.
Rutter-Market steady. Elgin price on
extra creamers is zoe, Local price extrs
creamery, zoe; prints, dc; hrsts 10
Use: seconds, l5ulGc; renovated, ice;
dairy, fancy. lea lie; lines. ul4c; roll, Is
a. q l+c packing stock, llMl2c.
thCese-Stcady. American full crcans
twins, lol2M lie; limhurger. old, per III, az
01oc, new, su9c; fancy brick, 9120lol&c;
low grades, Gls@Tc; imported Swiss, 26c;
new, block, 11l2M re; round Swiss, 1iGIl4l2c;
loaf. l4al4lzc. Sausage, 1Sc daisies, 1lAGp
llS4r ION. horns, lll2ul2c; Young Ameri-
cas-. lli&Nl2c.
FOND ~ Lac. Wis, June 1S.-Ten fac
tories sold 23s boxes of twins at 1870 and,
S2I loXcs of daisies at 11Ac.
ELGIN, Ill, June 19.-There were no
sales or offerings Of butter on the board of
trade Yesterday The price was quoted at
$40. output for the district, $4,000 lbs.
CHICAGO, H., June 9.-Butter-Stcady;
,ryamrrics l402oC: diaries. l4alSc. Eggs
. CHICAGO, H., June 1S.-Cheese-Steady:
daisies, lOs, lie; twins, 9l2Q1oc; young
Americas loieul0&ic.
NEW YORK, June 9-Butter-Reccipts
@2.p"p pkGS. street prices, extra creamery.
20 f,2Ic: official prices unchanged. Cheese
Firm. unchanged; receipts, 12115 pkgs.
i----Stcaly, unchanged; receipts, 81, l34
lhEs.
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RIDE GALE IN CLOUDS
NEW YORK AERONAUTS HAVE
THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Everything in Atmosphere Charged with
neutrality-suspicious. Flashes, Made
Terrible Spectacle.

B1NGHAMTON. y. Y, June 19.-Dr.
Julian t. Thomas and Charles >. Levee,
who started from New York Sunday on
balloon trip, landed near South New
Berlin, Chenango county, Monday
morning at $50 o'clock.
Shortly after being seen at Little rams,
\. u, last night the balloon took more
westerly course and passed into severe
electrical storm, which continued during
the greater part of the night. DR.. Thorn
as described this, saying:
In the region of Little Falls, y. j, we
came to within 200 feet of earth to get our
bearings and called to several persons 10
telephone my wife that were safe up 10
that hour, near 1880 In less than an hou:
after we were in the heart Of thunder
storm.
The effect Of the storm was terrifying
Everything we touched was charged WIN
electricity. The ran-soaked ropes were
alive with the electrical fluid, and II we
touched anything with our hands we re-
ceiyed shock, or started spark ne
rain fell In torrent. With every fash OF
lightning we could see a decided change ~
cloud formation about us, The wlnd pew
the clouds into mountain shape ana nor
lowed out valleys, leaving here ana tntrs
gaps between the mountains ana thFous.
the gaps tongues of flame would reap anu
continue to light up the spectacle
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-06-21
MAY GUST COMPANIES
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMM4S-
sICNER TO BRING ACTION.
MANY Concerns Have Not Observed Stat
ute Regarding Proof of Loss and
May Lose Rights in State.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June ~
The following insurance companies, by
reason of their failing to comply with
Insurance Commissioner VOLTS demand
that they either sign stipulatlons extend
ing the time for filing proofs Of loss to
August IS or furnish the commissioner
with their lists OF policy holders. have
rendered themselves liable TO forfeiture
Of their right to do business in the state
Of California;
AgrIcuIturaI; American Of Boston; Ameri-
can Of Philadelphia: Concordia; Delaware,
Of Philadelphia; Hutchcss, Eagle; German
Of Peoria: Gcrmania, Globe and Rutgers
Girardi New York Of New York; North
western Fire and Marine; National Union;
North German OF New York; Spring Gar
den; Security of Baltimore; Traders Union
Of Philadelphia; West Chester; western
Underwriters.
Commissioner Wolf intends to proceed
against these companies without delay
unless advised 10 the contrary 10y the at
turney general Of the state. He says:
Furthermore il will be my business to see
that these companies are compelled to meet
their just obligations If any retire with
out paying, shall ask that action be taken
against them hy the Insurance commissions
ers Of the state, under whose laws they are
iupgruorHtpl
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TIME FOR MRS. MYERS.
Condemned Woman Denied Rehearing IN
Missouri, but Gov. Folk VIII
Grant Her Stay.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, June ID
Division No. of the supreme court TO-
day overruled a motion for a rehearlng
in the case of Mrs. Aggie Myers, SEN
fenced 10 be hanged on June - for tie
murder of her husband in Kansas CITY
two years ago.
Gov. Folk said he would grant the con-
denned woman a respite Of either thirty
or sixty days. He may commute her
sentence to life Imprisonment.
The supreme courts decision also al
fects the case of Frank Hoffman, the
condemned accomplice of Aggie Myers,
and he Will be granted a respite by GOV.
Folk when the womans sentence is re-
spited.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June l9.-Frank
Hoffman, the convicted murderer OF
Clarence Myers, was placed III the death
cell this morning and a death watch
placed over him. He was not at all Wor-
rled and again expressed himself as sat
Istied that both Mrs. Myers and himself
would be granted a Commutation.
LIBERTY. Mo. June l9.--Mrs. Ag-
gle Myers who is in the county jail here,
today received with evident satisfaction
the news that Gov. Folk had promised to
grant her a respite. Later, when told
that the supreme court had overruled the
motion for a rehearing size took the mat
ter calmly. Mrs. Myers, ever since her
arrest. has displayed remarkable nerve.
Size has steadfastly maintained her in
uocence. She claims that Hoffman will
admit he alone committed the crime.
SPklNGFlELD, H., June 19.-The
case Of Richard Ivens, convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Bessie HOLSTER in Chi
raco, came up in the supreme court to-
day Oh motion for a writ Of error and
superSedeas. The court will probably
pass on the motion tomorrow.