The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-15

or US DfeVlby, the ufa1Da breaking His Bonds'' was exceedingly vel rendered in it's every part and char acter, and altogether, as q whole, the entertainment returned ful equiva- lent for all it cost.
 A II but three of the buildings at the lower end of the Water street im- provement have been safely anchored on their new foundations and the way aili soon be cleared for the final com pletion of that work to the present contemplated end thereof
 Hunt Lathrop company have taken Il several lots of halibut. and some inc spring salmon of good ly size. yes terday and today. The salmon wer, taken at Snail point in Behm canal, aot far from Yes bay There appears 10 be an increasing run of salmon. and fishermen and local buyers are much encouraged at the outlook ahead,
 The mshap to the machinery of the Alert, which compelled her return to )ort yesterday after having started or Ter run to Prince of Wales points, extended no further than to tine dis ablement of her circulating pump, which having been repaired, she left out again for Chomly this mornng to return via Dolomi, Niblack and Met iakahtla.
 An accident that may terminate fa- tally occurred yesterday morning. near Guard island, on d sloop belong ing to James Stash, Saxman native. A large pot of boiling coffee was over urned hy the careening of the s'oop, md scalded in a terrible manner his two young children, a boy and girl. The family reached Ketchkan last light and this afternoon the boy is believed to he out of danger, but the title girl is in a most serious condi Gion. The family have refused med- ;al attention, preferring to rely on native remedies gathered from the woods.
 Later-The girl, Eva, died this fternoon. The little boy, who i> hree years old, is apparently out oi anger The funeral will be at Sax nan.
 The mems glee club meet for regu- ar rehearsal this evening at the M. :. church, instead of their accustom- 9d place of meeting. The change is made in order that they may accustom themselves to singing in that auditor um preparatory to taking charge of he services next Sunday evening. One of the songs to be rendered will oe the never-oId "Anchored. It will De sung as unison chorus in the 'ashion of the male choirs in the large churches of Germany.
 A report is current about town that me of our loved and respected citizens $ eating too many clans. He has iaten so many, even now, that they say his stomach rises and falls with he tide. Let this man's misfortune ,e warning to others.
 After some days absence the Vigi- ant came home this morning chaper- ming three sections of Andy Wells ogs. Everyone got happy when she anne into port. Capt. Doyle had d ull moon grin because he had some hing to show for the trip. The weather has had it in for him this ist month, and he has been sailing vide seas for almost nothing the mill ,eople are smiling because they need the logs for some orders demanding immediate shipment. if not sooner. Andy Wells has only half moon smile, because he lost good part of Jhis cut during a severe storm last month. This is the boom of logs that nave been sequestering behind Wedge .sland as The Miner stated some days tgo. At the present rate of devour ng the mill will chew up and digest these logs in about eight or ten days.
 D. w. Ogle, of Seattle, former ,arly resident of Ketchikan, and now sojourning here, met with painful accident on board the Jefferson or her last trip down. He had boarded the ship while lying at the wharf, and making his way along the deck stumb- led and fell, striking hls knee against d stay-bolt fastened therein. thereby sustaining severe bruise and making job for Dr.. Myers, who has been treating the injury ever since. Though painful and necessitating a resort to the use of poultices, the doctor does not anticipate any very serious result from the injury.
 (From Wednesday Daily)
 The mother of Tongass Georges wife died in Wrangell Monday night.
 F. w. Pettigrove, San Francisco, is in town, registered at the Stedman.
 c. A. Jamieson, of Seattle, and A. B. Wilson, of Hadley, are registered at the Cornell today.
 The tug Sealion came in last night from Sulzer and cleared with the America laden with }, GOO tons oi Jum-