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The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
The Nh-rnnn- .In-

HasEelI-Whats Bobby .rying for? Mrs. HaskeIl-Oh. the poor boy caught his finger in the pantry dor. Haskell -U'm. He evidently d..ut get the jam he was looking for hat time Pick-Ne-Up.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
TIME
Smallpox Hospital Creates
 Excitement

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 North Yakima, April lO-A fire broke out in the smallpox hospital yesterday and 50 p4usuts tried to escape. Guards drew guns and forced the tugitives to return to he building in which The dre was ai.erward eX- ingulshsd The fire was the result o! an iuceudlary's work.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
Ko,ohikau aad wranE,n ROturns

At Es,chikan last week, Forrest J. Hunt, A. -. krlsd,srr, Jacob Pattiu- ger, J. F. Latarop, A. A. Corne.l Thomas Torry and Eli Copeland were elected city counciInen and J. J. Da.y school treasurer.
 At Wrargel. P. B. McCo-maCz, Donald Si-c alr, II. D. Campbell, William Hugh, E. $. WilIsoo, J. c. Grant and ". C. Waters were chosen city couact. men, L. M. Churchill. school treasurer, and Mrs J.H. Wheeler school secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
Reeds Sister Comes

Miss Lucy Reed, sister of the man who killed Norman Smith. at Teuakee, has arrived st Juneau and will remaiu there curing the trial of her brother which will take place at the present term of court aG Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
Doing Right Well.

Johns done right well up In the city, arter all'
 "Do tell"
 "Yes: I've jes' hearn that he's recOv. cred from one appendicitis. two Orter mobiles, one heart failure an three business ones. s."-Atlauta Constitution.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10
GnttInr RncI. at EIn.

Hewitt got even with the doctor who yaccIuared me. Jewe.t-How did you do st? Hewttt-He ran for office and I scratched him.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10

Flatterr is telling a man to bis face that which was intended only for bis ombstOne.-DaIIsS News.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-10

Better the world should know you as a sinner than God know you as hyp- ocrItC. C.-- FTun the Danish
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

remains TO be explored and this is being pushed
as rapidly possible,
The number Of dead will not fall below four
hundred and probably will reach close to I'VE
hundred About 40 per cent Of the entonbed
men are Americans. All hope is gone that any
Of the men are still alive Nearly four hundred
coffins reached Monongah To-day from Pittsburg
and from West Virginia cities.
= slight fire inside Of the slope OF No. mine
this morning followed the starting OF the fan
Il was extiuguished after an hour, and the work
ing Of the fan successfully greatly aided the
efforts OF the rescuers to get into the mines
G W Watson. president OF the Consolidation
Coal Conpany. has given out the following
statement.
The accident IS deplorahle from any stand
point Il was entirely unexpected, and as YET
we 90 not know the exact cause II might haVe
resulted from blown out shot isnIting pocket
Of gas About 80 per cent Of the mine accidents
Of the country are caused in this manner II IS
probable the present one resulted from the same
Investigations however will not benefit the
dead miners Their families will be looked after.
The company will bury all the dead. livery
facility within the power OF the company Is De
ing extended to all newspaper men in order that
the general public may be accurately informed
IS TO the disaster. We have nothing 70 conceal
and are pleased 70 give whatever ln1orH1atloh
can
Al saloons in Monongah have been closed since
the explosion, and the sig thousand miners en-
p!oyed IN other mines in the neighborhood have
suspended work and rendered their assistance
10 the rescuing parties
Mining experts pronounce the rescue work in
this disaster the most thorough ever provided
under similar circumstances. and friends and
relatives receive every courtesy and considera-
ton.
Coroner &c Amos. Of Fairrnont, will prob
ably begin the inquest into the explosion on
Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Il Is Possible TO Reduce Flesh Wltno1I
Dieting or Exercise.

L is not only possible but being done ever
where Exercise. unless carefully superlnteiloea
ny physician and expert Athletic DIRECTOR, tLlaS
sasiy DO zeal Of harm 10 the great oFerpui
oened fesE1v Fod-, The 1lntutored fat man ann
woman determined 10 get thin are onIy 100 m
!. % overstrain their fat encountered iIluscIes "
sneir AWKWARD, i'll advised gyrnnasucs' ano 60
csase nerve and muscle troubles tnat rlay oe
setop into something far worse than q ilItie too
MUCH flesh Same way with dieting. StarNat
= certainly effective II kept UP long ano 1aith-
.a.F enough. but II is almost certain 10 hluIc
N-'e nrf-itige process and weaken lne pdIShN
ponstitutionally while il is ahorninabie tortore'
y course, especially 10 good -natur@o' hhsh-
ing, neshy or woma1-
I9frunstely neither dieting nor exercising are
ssssffeo or desirable IL one uses the riGht RENE
- - LOT reducing fat and strange 10 say the RENE
simple. wholesome home mixture, TIE n
s.sosents OF whssh are obtainable at any orug
- - ior few cents. This mixture IS as iol-
fs u OF Marrnola, X oz. Fluid Extract CAS-
~. ~ Aromatic. olk ozs Syrup Simplex. and the
-, amount 10 take IS teaspoonfui all"r
n - sno a. bedtime. This mixture taxes lhS
- e fspidly but naturally, so that no wrinkles
= Lsz14ed and no harm is done TO the stomach
% frequently the case with Patent or
advertised remedies.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

hail however. the scene was different, for there
.be throng was depressed and surly The hall
WIS hacked al night and this morning the street
,- front. Of the hall was full of anxious and
weary looking men
The ope-ators and business men OF Gcldheld
arc rlesssd with the promise OF the establish
-,s,- Of 2 permanent garrison az this point, such
assurance having been received from Washing
.or where the advisability OF q garrison for
Nevads has been discussed from time 20 time
There are 10 federal troops nearer than san
Francisco.
The fact thai labor troubles are constantly
h-eaEing out and that there is no state T1llitla
makes the necessity Of a garrison IN Nevaoa al
the more pressing The mines are IN z ooflol1ioli
m increase their output treInendous!y-
Denver, Dec. AT meeting Of the eZecu-
ri-,e committee Of the Western Federation q
Miners IN this city II was agreed TO levy an
assessment upon members Of the union ior lne
benefit ot the Goldheld strikers The possl0lilIy
NJ obtaining an investigation hy Congress o-
President Roosevelt's action in sending troops
n coldael6 81 the request Of Governor 0paIAS
IF Nevada was discussed, and Il was practl-
,sr- decided 70 bring The matter :" the at'en-
ror c. Congress
Tbs action Of the President IN senoiias lloOt}s
coiSAslo vas the result O z
oonsui-acy between Wall Street interests @I1I
r.overno- Sparks declared Acting Fre2Ia'--'
wsborsv after the executive session. mere
was absolutely no need for such act-ol- II
Seams rec1,liar 20 say the least. that troops
s,oul5 be hurried 70 Goldheid before the oIleFlL
tzd made arv request upon tbs government Ior
sic and without his knowledge. This action Is
unu-eoedeuted, and some ulterior motive IS IN
doubredlv responsible for the outrage me leu
.-st.on vii render every assistance N rs H9'-
10 The striking miners.
EfTia-n D Haywood secretary, oec-ared Ii-zL
the rnf-e owners were themselves responsive
to- the strike ard any trouble that 1o!4oFeu
-nrst b. laid at their doors. He SAID thet 'LiS
owners Rad Violated their agreement ana lg-
ro-ed : oo-,proroise 70 which they had agreeo-
us--ro,6 declared absurd the story sent cut
from los Angeles that ne had 7nstigs'en 'li3
strike
-vhsr 7 let- Nevada" said Haywood, me
f,,,desl5 -r.re-v and operators had reached ar
srr=ernenr The miners agreed as z con1prolfalss
10 accept -heir wages half in caSh ana -iol- g.,
cashier cerrihcates and the owners aco@pl7'
tks cc-nr-crriss L Tas when -he p@t4l''- :
refused = suck 70 the terms a. the p@-79-
snd declined either 70 guarantee their crasosS ~
nay ary Part in cash that the miners We
forced 70 strike The certificates were accepted
a. only one store. and the miners. consequent
we're without means 70 live
7 had conference with United States SSH
stor Nixon o the Consolidated Conpahles' IL
which he personally agreed % the terms OF li'
oo-npro-ntee The mine owners have oni" fhe'o-
SELVES - blame for this trouble
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
RIPARIAN RIGHTS WARNING,
Secretary Mcciee, of Inland Waterways Com
,,issiou. Sees Revolution Ahead.

l-btczgo. Dec. THE startling assertion that th@
- sco,,isition Of Americas riparian rights ~
-, TIroa6s and other private interests IS IN
,t,e- the country in =. situation which threatens
. ,evolurion is made by W J. Mc'1ee' secte's.N
-. he tinted States Inland Waterways Conlfns-
The sneaker affirmed that this activity oi
n-t,-a+e interests is tfrottlng navigation aho oe
i,fnq- The country of its greatest single source '
wealth. -. . -o-.,,,+ior of
The country is the verge OF a revoiu1lon oi d
- character" Mr.. McGee declared me a'
oI,,te monopoly OF our land ana our "aio1 ,
-, = certa,n few private individuals VIII surrey
It if the American people do not take steps 10
-o+ect their riparian rights The railways are our
menace. From 81. Paul to Ne" Orleans tl-ie
,,-aa6s DO not own and control the river fronts
q Gu ,rdses Is it wonder that navigation oe
-. men corporations act through legislatures
oti,e9 -, so,,-ces in grabbing these sites?
''iI ~ nTccee dealt in figures Of fabulous proper
- rrouing that the potential water power IN
go of the country. II developed through WIZ
'il9 rs- nd deepeninE. would within few years
-, for tho work
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
HETNZE SEES BLUE Sk =
Tells Becky Mountain Club F'"0n
cinI Clouds Are Rolling By,

Clouds sometimes rise over states ana Lz M -
b,,+ those which are intrinslcaly SOUND VIII rs
above them eventually and that Is me "aS
tool, a+ the future Of Montans and OF tls "loi[
-. =, the present financial situation. sara
=, Augustus Heinze last night at the thlro an,
nuaI smoker Of the Montana Society al me Ho'7
I<rickerbocker II believe the price OF reIaiS
viii rise again. and snaelters VIII not conllHus - =.
- @ turn for the better. and look IN the nsar
fnture for as stable = market as We nave ever
had . ,.,L -. 49,.
The rooms of the Rock Mountain 'lun a. ne
Hotel Knickerbocker were turned nlo tep7s -
-. =. .Io,,,,s the gathering Of Western braves
to- +boir annual .powwow." William B Tnoinp
son the big Chief of the Montana society ieo
tbe war dance with his feathered headdresS ano
war paint on, while Eastern paletacsS lSN
hin, in the conference and contributed their WORDS
- .oI Among these were Samuel uutermyeT.
Iobn 6. Montgomery. W J. Palmer John b fsF-
ism and Henry Ide Wiley.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
accusEp OF DEGRADING WOMEN.
ALLEGED Solicitor for Newspaper Artists Held
for Examination.

Charged with having defraudeo Ha,e fortv-five
Helm out of $50. E Francis vas arragined
years o,o Maes,rate Butts In the Tobs police o0ar'
before ns hsid in $4,000 bail for further eA
animation tomorrow Fame told Mrs s i,erI member
lives at the Ansonia Hotel taas ne and was OBJ
OF ae % inscriptions for fund the n&tSde s6 her
tanning ~ ernIain and wanted TO ado nsi
Wile" e1 % Tho list of distinguished ones u"
had. t,,+ informed the District
She save ns s,,,. and the arrest followed Assist
AttoTneys 0a,. Krotel who appeared to prosa
st ense Fame said that s p,lsens5 mr a Fish
from Mrs xandean sso1 and several other members
Mrs John sa somiIv. and that Fame when arrested
% Ssd hS in a'i his letter DqrneFns hs sehs a
from Governor s,,ayed the letter 10 be d for
Krotei SAID lLa. mat the Governor be subponaee
te &c testfy whether not the shs aubpn.
,.asr.rate 70 aeSr Butts declined TO ISSUE 'ne
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
No HOPE FOR MINERS.
ONLY BODIES ARE FOUND.
Dfod at Monongah Estimated To
Be at Least 300.

Aionongah. " Va. Dee. 7--,yen+,,-47,o bodies
have been brought to the surface from mines
nos and 8 Of the Fairrnont Coal Company.
"here an explosion occurred yesterday. The
WORK OF searching the mines continues, but de-
spite al efforts progress is slow The further
INTO ehe mines the rescuers go the greater is
the volume OF black damp they encounter, and
this deadly gas is seriously interfering with their
work.
Many Of the rescuers. overcome by the fumes
have 70 be carried from the mines. : number
are in serious condition and several probably
will die Only a small part Of the two mines
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ALL SHOWS UNDER BAN,
POLICE ORDER DRASTIC.
Bingham Says Treat Everybody
Ahke and Close EUerYthing.

Ter moving picture shows operating under in
functions will be open to-day. but with these OK
ceptions the decision of Justice OGorplsn on The
Sunday closing law will be enforced all over the
greater city. Theatre managers say that no at
tempt will be made TO violate the statute. The
places which can remain open under the injunc
tons operated by ''Sol' Brill and William Fox.
who appeared before Judge Marean. in the Su-
preue Court in Brooklyn. IN Injunction proceed
ings instituted last March II the police decided
close these places they would have to wait until
tomorrow. when the proprietors could be taken
again.
These are the only show places which have the
least excuse under ths ruling of Justice OCIorman
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
TROOPS AT GOLDF[ELD.
coJDTFRS BEING RELIEF.
u,sys Place Blame for Strike Tpon
the OTnerS

ieoldasld, Hev- Dec. The first section Of
-.,;soo % Coldfeld arrived here at 70: so
81 +rts afternoon Colonel Alfred Reynolds.
.,s 1n@snr-y, who IS IN command, accompanied
a-s- section He was met ar the station hv
Committee Of citizens
.r-oldheld breztaed sigh Of relief this rnoyn-
,,.ben the dsv broke without any act OF VIC
,.r,s having been committed during the night
;. ,-ss feared that in anticipation of the coming
= .te -roopz the Iazvless might make q demon
strstion
The streets were thronsed with people rs
s--v as on a gala day. In the miners union
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WAS 1o1 YEARS OF AGE AT DEATH.

Mrs Annie Friemark died AT her nome No. %
f.lovi street Brooklyn Yesterday. Al the age OF toi
,.,.rs Mrs Fremark was tull possession ot All
her faculties until yesterday morning ohe useu
glasses for the last two years. and then ohiy loi
reading She was born in Russia, and her nasoaio
Mas = wealthy lumber dealer OF Minsh- l"en'S
80. ,,,s & ago she came 10 America Mrs Erie
- ms never seriously III and never confined TO
nor he'd for more than day. She leaves Two sons
ten erauAchildrcn aud seven sreat-SrahdehI'uieh
Mrs Eriemark took much interest IN Professor
e,slers remarks about cbloroforIning old people ana
She ccrrosponaed with him. she VIII De oui'e'
Ap-daJ.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
PASSED CENTURY BY TEN YEARS,
George olley. Sad To Be the Oldest Ne#
vort Resident. Dead at Great Bend.

,-..o \ Y Dec 1-George Olley. 10
ears old and believed TO be the Oldest person IN
New, York state died at his home IN Great BEND
nine miles from this city, last night He was porn
j., Stanton England December 20, 14s' he caHie
% Jefferson County 1SS6. He was d stanch tis-
.,ics, and cast his first vote for James h Polk
far President in 1874. He never missed an eiec-
tion day since until last fall He voted for sixteen
Presidents eleven OF whom were successful He at
trihutcd his old age moderation in everything
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
BULLETS NOT FROM ARMY RIFLES,
Result of Expert Analysis of Those Used IN
Brownsville Riot

washington, Dec The expert ANALYSIS OF me
,,,7e-e e7JYr,itted Is evidence in the Brownsville
investigation has been completed. II IS under
STOOD II shows that the bullets were not of tHe
,.s-se-z, IN ,1se By the army ~ the time of me
Brownsville riot General Crozier' chlet o. or
-, ,o-,or,rs IN The belief that the bullets sub
,,..ed 7-are nct fred from army rifles Ihs
.rsl--sis with correspondence from General Gro
- viii be submitted 10 the Senate Committee IN
,riri-a--. Affairs At It's meeting next TuesdaF
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

NutuaI Protective Union. who have been at odds
since the strike of the Chorus Singers Union At
the METROPOLITAN Opera House two seasons ago.
decided to unite IN an effort 70 open Sunday
shows. The resolutions against the laW VII De
submitted for adoption 70 the Central Federated
Union and the Central Labor Union Of BROOKLYN
fn-daY-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
THE ST. CHARLES CHANGES HANDS

II, s. Duncan. formerly proprietor Of the 1lsey
House and also Of the Hotel Pierrepout, has takeh
the Hotel St Charles. at No. 142 West zstn SUI
Ar. Duncan say. the ST. Charles has been feIuI 7IH
rishsd throughout. and that he Is now II PcSiiO-4
10 cater TO las guests IN most up-to-oate
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WRECKS BLOCK ST. CLAIR CANAL.

Detroit Dee. 7-One channel of the ST Clair
Flats ship canal entirely blocked ny the steamer
K,.. which stranded across i yesterday. and to-
I..,- The remaining channel also partially
,lccLaaed when tn, sand steamer Desmond struck
nier in the canal and sank = wreckins crew is
at
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ASK 3rcFweR FOR COAL COMPANY

steucenv7Ie Dee "A receiver 7aE app!leo loI
to-ds-, i, co-7-- for the N L Williams Coal and
Coke COMPANY, % Portland. Ohio. whose man
cHce Is a. Pittsburg The plant Is being operated
loss and is alleged 70 bs insolvent. with OUT
Etsrdtnr claims aggregating 80 eg
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
THIN ICE COSTS THREE BOYS LIVES

Flint. Mich. Dec Joseph and Floyd Randall.
brothers a2ed and eight years. and Ernest
f,ortee aged twelve drowned this afternoon
while crossing the Flint River and half miles
south Of this city on the ice. News of the drown
ing was spread BY Elmer Randall! aged six, who
was afraid venture the ice. and Witnessed
sbs tragedy from ths river bank
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
sr.,.n tInnFe PERRY DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. IA. Hamilton Patterson. one
II the crew q the frigate Savannah, winch "a@
with Commodore Perry IN 1919 died yesterday Al
his bo-,. ,n ..e-,rartovrr He was eiEhty-three
yea-s old
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
Mysterious Glass Balls.

According to Il foreign correspondent
of the geological survey at Washing
ton, among the most interesting fea-
lures of the small island Of Billion,
between Sumatra and BorneO, an is
land long famous for its rich tin mines,
controlled by the Dutch government,
are the "glass balls Of Billion" found
among the tin ore deposits. These nat
ural glass balls are round, with grooved
surfaces. Similar phenomena are oc-
casiOnally found in Borneo and Java
as we'll as in Australia. The CORE
spondent quoted thinks they cannot be
artificial and there are no volcanoes
near enough to support the theory that
they are volcanic bombs. Besides, ii
Is claimed, the CLASSY rocks produced
by the nearest volcanoes are quite diff
ferent In their nature from the mate
rial Of the balls. 1t Is suspected that
the mysterious objects were elected
ages ago from the volcanoes Of the
moon and afterward fell upon the
earth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
Even from the Mountains

Billiards. Snow Liniment is praised fol
the good it does. A sure cure for Rheu.
matism and all pains. Wright w. Low.
ing, Grand Junction, Colo, writes: IL
used Billiards. Snow Liniment last win
ter for rheumatism and can Recommend
it as the best liniment on the market.
thought at the time I was taken down
with this trouble that it would be week
before could get about, but by apply.
ing your Liniment several times during
the night l was about in As hours and
we'll in three days" Sold by all drug
gsts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
London Notes and Querie
Living In the Electric LfRht.

Writing to a friend in the country, a
New York merchant says: II live In
the electric light. leave my home at
o'clock. after dressing and taking my
breakfast by electric light. Then l 60
to the subway, one block distant, and
ride to within a block Of my Office.
There work all day by electric light
and go home again by the subway
and spend the evening in the glare of
the incandescent lamp. The weather
conditions make no difference. because
my fiat and my Office belong TO the
semidark kind. Sometimes | wonder
what l would Go without electric light
and sometimes | ask myself when
yearn for little sunlight Is the new
light really a blessing? York
Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
Common Colds are the Cause of Many
Serious Diseases,

Serious Diseases.
Physicians who have gained national
reputation as analysts Of the cause Of
various diseases. claim that il catching
cold could be avoided long list OF dam
gerous ailments would never be heard of.
Every one knows that pneumonia and
consumption originate from cold, and
chronic catarrh, bronchitis and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and
rendered more serious by each fresh at.
tack. Do not risk your life or take
chances when you have cold. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy will cure it be-
fore these diseases develop. This RENEE
dy contains no opium, morphine or other
harmful drug and has thirty years Of rep
utation back of it, gained by it's cures
under every condition. For sale ny
Evans Drug Co. IN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
"Caracul'-Its EtymOlOgy.

have often been asked for the ETY.
mology Of "caracul." which Is term
now largely used by furriers to denote
variety Of the fur called astrakhan.
The new English dictionary does not
contain caracul. but 1t has caracal,
which is liable to be confused with 1t.
though really quite different word.
The caracal is an animal, but caracul,
like the nearly synonymous term, as
trakhan. Is the name Of a place-Kara
Kul-i. e., the Black lake, near Box
hara. which has long been celebrated
for Its output Of furs. The earliest
reference can find to 1t in English Ia
in Matthew ArnOld's "Sohrab and
Rustum:"
And on his head he set his sheepskin cap
Black. glossy. curled. the fleece Of Kara
kul.
London Notes and Queries.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07
cts a Masterpiece

OF the tailor's art! Said frequent
ly and Justly of an overcoat cut and
made bv ANDERSON. Tha ks to
a masterful designer our paddocks,
surtouts and garb gracefully the
critical man. He is sure to be
pleased with our array of woolens
and will have naught but praise to
give our fashioning-even pricing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-07

fer is an all round counsellor, guide
friend and bureau Of information from
boarding houses to blue laws and gener-
ally indispensable. The dire rumor that
the bill is TO bring his position to public
notice in order to give it to politician
s hardly credible.
The executive mansion bill has passed
the senate.