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The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Ovprt6n'S Announcement

hereby announce myself candi-
uate 1St for the office of Judge of the
Fifteenth Judicial District of Louisi-
ana composed OF the Parishes of
Calcasieu and Cameron, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
W ne hcId during the approaching
summer.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Iowa Items.

4. II. luuItN Hiooo " way w W
Tuesday.
A. T. Jones is putting down we'll
for airigation. Mr.. Jones has fine
rice farm and with a good we'll, Will
be able to make it one OF the most
profita bic ones in the country.
Mr.. Catfall of jennings was look
ing after his farms north OF town
Tueeday.
Mr.. Bergland and Harry are back
from an extended trip through the
northwestern states.
Mr. Kent Williamson, OF OpelouSes
Louisiana, was guest OF Miss
Dorothy Pyatt several days of last
week
MIR. Baker and family are occupy
ing the Troyer property for the pre-
sent. MIR Baker is cleaning ana
strengthening up the old stock OF
goods, and will soon have every
shing in ship shape, and an up to
date store of general merchandise
j. f. DeniSOn and H. |. LOngen-
bach completed the deal last week for
the LaStie Hebert property, as a
parsonage for the NJ. +. church. The
Ladies Aid of the church have under
taken the work of paying half Of the
purchase money.
l.. l.. Funk is now like a boy free
from school. For several years he
has wanted to engage in farming. He
has already nice little herd of cattle
aud Will devote much Of his time to
his farm one half mile northwest of
Iowa.
The Iowa residents who boarded
No. : Tuesday morning for Lake
Charles were, |. y. Jones, a. j.
rindIey, J. +. DeniSOn, H. |. Longen-
back, a. I. Jones. JAS. Storer, and
Ell Lyon.
The road commissioners reported
tayorabIy to the Police Jurors in seS-
sion May 5th, on the road running
directly east from Lake Charles to
Iowa, When this highway is com
pleted II will make the wagon road
two miles less to Lake Charles, four
miles in the round trip. The road is
graded and bridges put to the Dis
Jourdan place about three miles from
Iowa. and we hope soon to see it com
pIeted to the east line of ward nine.
John StOrer is adding q new coat
of paint to his house. Mr., StOrer,
has ii pretty home like little cottage
and in lis new dress will be most in
vitiug appearing one
Thursday, April Both at one o'clock
p. III. at The home of the brides
parents were united in matrimony
Mss Otis BreaGX, and Mr.. Monday
Miller. Mrs. Miller is the third
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. TheoduIe
BreauX, and has grown to woman
hood amid the seems of childhood,
and youth. The high esteem in which
bOth bride and groom is held was at
tended by the host of friends who
gathered from near, and from far, to
witness the nuptial ceremony.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
A SMILE.

is pretty hard thing to accomplish
when your blue, bilious aud out OF
sorts. There is sure cure for ali
kinds OF stomach and liver complaints
constipation and dyspepsia. Bal.
lnrd's Herhine is mild, yet absolutely
effective in all eases. Price 50 cents
per bottle -at all druggists.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
BELTS. BOTH RUBBER AND

Belts, of course you need
Betting this year--then
SEE ARMSTRONG. They
have a large shipment of
both RUBBER and GAM
DY. Prices are right and
all belts are guaranteed.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Ladies' Held Mass Meeting Monday.

The ladies of Welsh held an entha.
siasting meeting Monday in the inter-
est of the prohibition movement. A
large number of the ladies OF the city
were in attendance anG the work Of
organization was carried we'll on to-
ward completion. Another meeting Is
called for three O'Clock Saturday af-
ternaon, to be held at the school
house. All ladies of ward two, who
are interested in this great movement.
are cordially invited to be present
and help in this meeting.
Phillip Miller, formerly of Welsh
and well known to many in Lake
Charles, but who is now engaged in
the rice business in New Orleans, was
among the visitors here today. Mr..
Miller says that it is his intention to
remove to southwest Louisiana at
some near furture date, and hopes to
be able to make such arrangements
as to locate in Lake Charip. Lake
Oh: rles press
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hat he can't easily
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The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Welsh, La, May ), 1908

Welsh, La, May ), 1908,
Hall of Council Chamber.
Council called to order in regular
session by the Hon. Mayor. c.. E.
Carr. Members of the Board Of
Trustees present: f. HI Boiling, c.
Dautel and E. C. Willard.
Minutes of previous meeting read
aud approved.
Matter of bills taken up and dis
posed of:
VIM. Epler, suaveying.... IS 5000
Albert Boucher. draY........ 800
S, A. Coyey. freight and dray-
Observation-Disclosures. 97.95
&. E, Stellar, Street work.. TO-. so
j. NJ. Hall. money due. 5.25
T. H. Cox. marchal and street
work NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
F. Bower, janitor. 1000
J. M. Barnett and Co t street
crossing 1868 feet of gutter
cement. t.....................569.67 81
Baumont Iron works cast iron
street crossings. .......... .... 1925
Southern Sewer pipe Co'''''''' 103. Oh
Peter Johnson street work. .... 1926
Welsh Printing CO minutus and
ordinace. ................. 1880
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 991. .38
Moved and carried all bills O KID
by finance comittee be allowed and
ordered paid.
Samuel Blackford Secatarv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
LOCAL CHINESE SAY THEIR
NATION WILL NOW AWAKEN

China. do not believe that
either the dowager empress OF the
they have hoen murdered because
they have been sick a long time.
China will now grow and machin.
cry aud railway materials will be
needed and tho orders will be
placed with tho United statoa. the
best friend China has.
Much good feeling was made
for lhe United States when they
gave back 20 China for the education
of the Chinese children big war
indemnity which China owed aa
result Of the Boxer troubles. Tons
shong Geo. special commissioner.
will land az san Francisco on the
goth aud Will thank the govern.
ment"
"rhe new ruler will deliver
China" said Chin keay, % the
QuonE Tuck Co. this morning. "The
dowaseF empress stuck 10 the Gus.
toms OF thousands Of yemra ago.
Now under Prince 0hun, the many
students who have been TAUGHT
here will find positions which the
dowagor empress would not let
them have. There il always a
small rebellion when ruler dies
and tho aoldiarm are always called
out 10 protect property China will
now Eivs the United states much
more trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
STAYS SELF WHEN
GUILT Is PROVED
BY V00D0O TEST

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. is
Proved BY the v0odoo tast 20 bn a
murderer. Louis Hirach. farmer.
yesterday slhshed bis throat FROM
ear 20 ear and dropped dead before
the eoFoasr's jury that had given
him a hearing and vas about 10 free
him
The ease waa all In and there was
Insufficient evidence % hold fiirwch,
Who waM suspected u having killed
Sam Haywood. a negro planter. last
Saturday Night
A negro on the cofuner'a Jury Oh.
iected % the verdict. and stated hat
n the revolver that had killed Hay.
wood was fired In the court room
the barrel would sweat blood tn.
teat was ordered - satisfy the so
pcrstitiouz negro. Who wuuid not BE-
pacified. Airsch drew hia revolver
and fired a shot out Of the window
lie aaw sonethlnz On the barrel
that be thought vas blood and.
drawing hts knife. he cut hia throat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
Will. PLAY
SATURDAY

As the result % a conference held
yesterday AZ the office OF Superln.
tendent OF Schools Cooper. Broad
way and Lincoln high schools viii
play Saturday afternoon on penay
Field. nesidcs the football authort.
ties a. both schools. the nesting
was attended BY E. Shorrock and
John schram. the athletic commit.
tee OF the school board.
Supt, Cooper has been In com.
munieati0n with the Wenntchee
high school. with whom broadway
had scheduled game for next Sat.
ursiay. and that team has accedod
To his request for the cancellation
% the game
boo Bryant. Llncoln's place
kicker. and Lester Wilson. Broad.
ways end. win both DO OUT ~ thu
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
TN U0S Bt Nd AND
GAG WOMAN

LONG BEACH. Cab. Nov. ls.--
Mrs !. d Ford. 30 years OF aso,
Ia Ia a serious condition today fol
lowing brutal assault made on her
late yesterday by unknown thugs.
Tho woman was bound and gagged
and left for dead on the floor OF her
home. Whom the womana husband
returned from work last nlght he
found his wife lying with her limbs
bound and a gag In her mouth, An
siasance was summoned. but before
she could give any details of the
attack on her she lapsed into un.
consciousness and has been hover
ing between HE and death ever
since.
The police have arrested a man
on suspicion and are searching the
nelghhorhood for Suspicious char
actors. From tho meageF descrip'
tiona Mrs. Ford was able TO give
In her brief interval of conscious
meas. Il ~ hard 10 find the men.
The neighhorhood IL worked up
over the attack and u will 80 hard
with the men n they are captured,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
Death of Empress Makes
Opening for Work
OF Rcformers. ll

The modernizatson Of China will
now BIO a thtng In reality the IL.
form party will direct the policy
of the empire with the result that
all industries will thrive, bringing
with Il increase In commerce. Of
which Seattle will derive large
share Such Is the belief uf the
leading men Of the local Chinese
colony. The news that Isflnee
Chun will be the next ruler wha
greeted with great satisfaction aid
IN all probability u big meeting
will be held TO cable 10 the prince
the greetings and loyal wishes OF
the local colony.
For only three months did tho
dead emperor have authority, aud
under the rule Of tho dowagor
empress China could not advance. "
said Woo Cen. manager OF the Wa
Chong company. this morning
Prince Chun IL In favor Of reform
aud he IL bright young man. Ito
has travelled IN this couniry and
Europe. lie viii not allow Japan
20 continue her old policy toward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
TO KILL
KAISER WILLIAM
TOLD BY RUM0R

FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN.
Nov. IS Rumora were current here
yesterday that an attempt had been
made 70 blow up the train ON which
Emperor William lournayod from
Donauaaehlngen 10 nerlln The roy.
al railway administrative office here
makes public statement Ia con
nection with the Incident Accord
ing 10 the statement. on both Sat
urday and Sunday a dynamite cart.
ridge was found on the tracks near
the station ~ Muohleinl. near
Frankfort and Hanau. The cart
ridges were not found on the tracks
over which the imperial train was
20 pass. bat ON the tracks parallel
ing these.
As this occurred In Heasian ter
ritory. tho states attorney AZ Darn
stadt has instituted an invesiga
ton.
The FrAnkfurter Zaitung says that
the cartridges we're from a neigh
boring quarry and were rendered
harmless BY the weather. as the
dynamite was ruined Experts. tho
paper says. rejected the Idea that
any attempt against the llfo of the
emperor was intended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
SEATTLE MAN is
CHOSEN OFFICER

prTrshtfR0 Soy ~ A aAy
fatiy occupied with Important uat-
tsfn confronted the officers and asl.
skMtss attending tho iqint c9nFan
tiHu 90 the National Municipal
aseta tina tn ia second days apas4sn.
Officers of tbs National MVeicl-
pal league wsfe elected - follows
ffsasdent. Charles y nonkpaFta
HeiltmoFu. Vice president. Thomas
~ strong Portland or nerretafY.
clinton hnEvfa Woodruff rhlias
eairhiA Among the nsemb@ra efnA.
On on tho executive COMPLETES "a
KrAsias nfainsrd. - Saatfie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
AT EMERYVlLLE

OAKLAND, Cal. Nov fs-ieanne
dArc. the clever fiily In the Forsyth
string. won the Clay handicap az
EmeryVliie yesterday from HoaErr
Red. so 60 1 chance. Fftzhcrhcrt
which. coupled with Rassisouche.
ruled an adds-o ON favurite was third.
Away to A good break, fttxherbgrt
was soon crowded out and. though
responding gameiy IN the stretch.
could not set up. Restiaaacbe was
slow 10 break. and had no chance
Cotytto scored hsr third straight
victory Of the meeting by heatinx
some clever syear-olds III the Sec
ond race. The heavily played Ed
Ball won the firth ciaveTiy from
Phalanx. Summary;
SIX furlonxs. selllnr--Anna May
won. ST Francis second. Goaaiper ~
third Time-i.I3
Ffvs and half furlonss. purse
Cotytto won. Strike Oout second
Sempronium third Time~-ls8s
Mile. selling Little Minister won.
Eekorsal second. k0iowana third
Time SIS
Five furtnnxs. Clay handicap -
Jeanne dare won. Bocger Red sec
ond. FItEherbert third Time. 80 / s.
One mile. weiling--Ed Hall won
Phalanx second. Kermit third. Time
~ Il as
Mile and seventy yards. purse
w. T. Overt0n won. Woodcraft sec
ond. News Les third Ttnle--l 90 u.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
PULLMAN PLAYERS
ARE INELIGIBLE

STATE COLLEGE. PULLMAN.
Nov. iS.-bFyAn. fuilback. and
Deaner, Fight tackle. were not used
In the game with the University OF
Idaho and are now under a cloud
Prof ~ " Carpenter. chairman os
the college athletic committee. has
covered the Bryan sncideat b. say.
ing since the University Of wash.
inston game Bryan has fallen back
In his studies.
He practically admits that Dean.
or. who was the mainstay in the
Pullman line in the Washington
game. was ineligible at the time
neaner has played on the Colorado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
SEATTLE SECURES
1909 GAMES

Seattle was yesterday awarded the
1903 Amateur Athletic Union cham
ptenship games ~ the gamcs COM
fnittss % that body. Capt william
Inxila. superintendent % the Seattle
Athletic club, who went east - rep
resent the " II A ana who was
Instrumental in securing tbs games
was elected first vice president %
the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
SPOKANE TEAM SPEAKS
WELL OF BROADWAY


SPOKANE. Nov, rs. Members
Of tho football team OF the spokane
high school, who played a tie
game with broadway on last Sat.
urday. have nothing but praise for
the treatment they received from
the broadway players and students
They report that the Broadway
team was az all times sportsman
like on the field and that rnotera
for Seattle eheered the visitors
with almost as much enthusiasm
rs their own team.
Lincoln has the better OF the
two teams. the Spokane players
say. They place the weakness OF
Broadway on her hne and state
that Lincoln Ia strong Ia this do
partmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov Is
There Ia a fair chance o. some anna.
tcar records 'helng smashed AZ tho
annual regatta OF the Pacific Asso.
citation Of Amateur Oarsmen, which
Ia 10 be held at Naples, Cal. ON
Thanksgiving day,
This city win be well represented
az the regatta with crew Of fears
and pair OF champions In the
single SOUL events, Ia the senior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. rs All
doubt ne % the date for tho Burns
Johnson fight Al sydueF. Australia.
waa ended last night b. the receipt
~ a cahlegram from Hugh Meln
tosh. the Antipodean fight promoter.
who wlll stage the worlds heavy
weight championship battle. Me
IntGah. In his message. declared
that the fight would take place
December %. At n o'clock IN the
morning December I and Dccem
Dor % had been mentioned as the
date for the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

ENEHET'f. Sax. a. The hoaff
~ edn&af ton has awarded e Jenh )
Ina a fansa Of seattle the ceaksaet
for tha construction % tie new Aga
@ehn0i huiitfna on a $50 - fisT.tfa
f-istesn BIDS wefs sutrtstet. RAG
ing % 80 ttsa.n1e Tire ether Fe-
atfis firfns. the RauasAn company
= ann the Seattle Eiectrte company
secured the contracts for bee ting
and vsntiiAftnn and for wfrinz. iiaht
aad pawrf Installation The con-
tracts total ftti sot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
MAIL POUCH
is STOLEN

TOPEKA. Kan., Nov IA. ~ II has
that a. / o'cioek aunARy mofnins
pouch containing reafstgrgd mAil
from Kansas CITY % Topeka was
stoisn AZ the Hpek Island depot Ia
fhis city, otto Battles. the uisssen.
fpf the traia 70 come In When 10
8 Wphv the train waa IN ara The
sacks had been thrown off Tho
reHistered sack vas fniaaiHN The
value "a the feEistsfed nail n thS
pouch ia not knoNh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
new RECORDS LOOKED FOR
IN PACIFIC COAST REGATTA

class Harry Vaughn now holds the
title. lie won Il IN September, 1907,
at the Coronado regatta He "
said 20 be- the most graceful rover
on the coast
Harvey alocum holds the sn'
prsmaey OF the state In the junior
SOULS and ~ pushing Vaughn hard
Tor his laurels. Sioeum won hia
right 20 the title at Alameda last
summer while thu Atlantic fleet
was anchored In san Francisco
harhor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Two representative % tho local
Y. ~ q. A. wtll 60 70 Everett ia
participate In the wrestling and ath-
ietic tournament that VIII be- held
there tonight under tho auspices u
tbs Everett association. Harvey
Donaldson. 100 pounds viii meet
WesffnariRnd. rs pounds. and Lam
bert Fserspn. rs pounds Will meet
l.. r. Hart. i2s pounds. on TIRE mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
puodsle slens'Msn.

President DuEdala % the local
baseball club r. reported 90 have SCI
cured Gus Thompson. tho blG pitch
~ who was with Aberdeen last year,
from tho Boston Americans. and a
catcher BY tho name 81 AIKEN. While
pugsiaio stated he would secure a
pitcher and catcher while east, the
report cannot be confirmed at tho
ssiuNsa afrft..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Chic Hudson. the Seattle iight.
weight. who wont East In search
u nEhts. returned 20 the city yes.
terday L. l. Mills. HudAons man.
ager. IL contemplating taxing hlm
10 Los Angeles and getting on for
some good scraps there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Principal w. b. Geiger % the
Broadway hlgh school Is In receipt
of two kilograms from the Butte
hish school asking FOR a rhankssiv.
lng day game IN Butte. The school
board will not allow such long trips
and thu date has been refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

The elimination preiiminariss Tor
the Y. N g. a. bowling tournament
are now IN progress At the assaria.
ton alleys. The rollers Of tho four
highest ifsfividuai scores wlll be
chosen as captains aud select their
teams The tournament will begin
next Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Agricultural college team and went
20 that school two years, naaner
has also played with the University
of Illinois football team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

OLYMPIA. N0r tsmUoV. Mead
has anpohpeed the appelntyene II
ffoHseutina Attorneys NahdefVesf,
eetQ. Garland. u Hnnhominh. Troy.
81 Thutrtan, and fu@h. % Spokane.
az q eptumifsion % certify the
cFtfnl1ai LAWS Aud suggest bills to
pFoVids Tor sSpeditinx the trial 81
NflmlnAl aaIlnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight, All Week. Mats. Thuru-
day and Saturday. Mr.. Edmond Car-
roll IA the lliKh-Ciass Comedy,
"wE Ann KING."
A Very Capabla Company. prireH
Rs tsuai.
Next Wetie s'to1slco Ia Aotsassn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

BAN rftANcfHCU. New Is. - The
trial o. In Whan Chana tie kefean
araaasf ~ the murder ~ Darham
Stevens. AmsFsesn adviser e thn
government % Hafea. was pest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
EAGLES ARE VICTORS

The Eagles triumphod over tho
peileans IN the championship bowl
ma tournament ~ the Seattle Ath-
stic club last night d. {. Cpnavor
vas high man Tor one game With
sos. and 3. Holland high for three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

WENATcHEE Nov Is - The
new to~naite ~ Douglas - attract :
inH considerable attention The
town viii be tho center % an ~.
tanelYe wheat area
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
THIRD ANENuE IhEAIRE

Russell Drew a French Mgrs
Phone Main $3.50.
Third Avenue stock Company in
"rHE TEXAS WANGlsH.n
Next Week Aimust New Company
the Gnli0ws."
Matinee Price. zoe TO zoe; Nights
.-Ihc 90 gfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Phones sunset Main 1904. Ind. tSaf.
This Week. Curtain Rises at z and
sharp.
Great Sunptuous Production OF
GIN THE PALACE or THE KING"
Matinee To-day
Next Wsk a.~ EMO MANS LAND"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

rAFr TO arrnSp.


CHICAGO. Nov. tk - II Wan an
mmuucef 81 a uaneiinE that FFssi.
dent elect TAFT viii Ns pgessht ~
ths ralehratien % Frsai3eat ltn-
eoin's Birthday, arranged for Feb.
~ nsnf In thts city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

ported here that Freatdsnt aeieef
Taft will visit Havana 20 attend ths
TRANSFORMATION 81 Gee Ie@s AgW~si
uapeH. On January ~. AZ QfesBiM9t
a EuhA Hftt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

POPULAR VAUDEVILLE,
Performances Daily 30. 1tib. as.
Hricoa-10C. soc
NEW SHOW FUt4L on LAUGHS.
see "a Jay Circus" the ninEeSt
Laugh la All Vaudeville. seven
Other Acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

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Special Value at S3.3s Dor Bleached
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Special Value at 1915 Doz.-Bleaehed
Napkins. 24x24, to match the 70-ineh
Damask
Dleached Irish Linen Pattern Cloths,
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-16

are still among us, let us not forget the martyred ones, whose lives have paid the price for hardship and exposure, or, possibly, to satisfy the savage superstitions of the people met on coming heres The hand of time has also fallen on some, and these, too, are entitled to our re- memprance. Let the people of the territory pause and bare their heads for at least moment on that day in which these pioneers gather to renew acquaintance and recall the adventurous incidents of our own Alaska's infancy.