davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
WILL BE GREATLY MISSED

The ar-oBuce that fhe Rev.
 Jeseli .s llapran cf the Methodist Egi-cof4. Church. viii in The course ot B seek og lea days. leave kelchi- kaa fo. new and larger 6e.d of la bor. at &ee pcrr, Ky. i- met with ez- pr--sio9s Of genuine sorrow and regret nof oaIg ay D ; parishiolers, ogE.on the part Of a8 eofiFe community. by when as is universally beloved and respect ed because g. his Eboily logsble char scfeF ss u.lDi>ssr oi the gospel ard s.sss as Q g-naisa.-D io~-e>sed jn the fullest cegre- Of rhe attri bDt-s Of EuDaa kiod1ess and charity. Tb's sol- ros aud t-ztrg ss GegE peted -CTne ' hat. however. is iLe reflection that :he cnange nag re properly regarded in the light of q promotion 10 q larger i II of Bsefglaess and 0f Tnofe per soIal comfort and advantage 10 him self and estimaDie 8.ie and family
 He may not he iUllg aware Of ii, but The Miner feels astralted in ssSDr- ing him Of the fact shat he Wili leave behind him here iB hi, old home none Lut friends, and that he will car ry with him 10 his new field cf Chris tiso en6eagOr the earnest, heartfelt sishes that he may find his earthly lines csst in none but pleasant places.
 As 4 pastor Air. Chapman has done  a great deal tO unite his congrega- isOn here in spirit Of helpful Chris tIan love and en6ezyor Under his pas;ors:e the membership of his church has been increased, if not, in deed, to tbe extent be ionGly hoped and desired. to dimensions fully in keeping with she size ot the coInDUE- fly upon which his strength and in- 8geDcs could have heen expected to operate successfully, and in doing so has created an esprit Gs corps bich has made bis church solid factor iii the accomplishment Of much good. bBs the gain In psmhers js roa tO be compared with tle spiritual DpDSIt fe has given 10 the good Methodist peo- pie of KetcbikaD not only, bgt to alI sbO Sere % fortunate as 10 be brought 10 touch with him. IA pulpit or atof he is ieryent, eloquent aud con-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
THE OLD HYMNS.
lSr James ]. Doyle. ]

tSy James j. uoxle.l There's los ot music in them-the
 hymns ot long ago And when some oue is singing the ones uSed to krow, I awlays want 10 take hand: think
 of Gays gone by "on Jogdau's stormy banks stand
 and ca>i wis,fcl eye..' And ;o hear the old folks singing in
 geo3 old fashioned way. Nc. >izing up each other. as they do
 in church today. Would make you think Of that sweet
 hymn that you sing OCT and o'er- in Heaven we small meet again, on
 that Celestial Shore. There's lo,s 0: music in them-those
 d5ar, sweet hymns of old- With visions bright, of lands ot light,
 and shining streets Of gold And hesr them ringing-singing,
 where mem'ty dreaming s.ands. From Greealand's icy mountains to
 IalJa's coral strauds.'' They seem to sing forever of holier
 swester days. When the lilies ot the love of God.
 aloom5d white in all the ways. And l want 10 hear the music oi the
 old-t.me meetings rise. Til can read my conscience clear. to the mansions il the skies. - \ little church quite crowded. the or ganist niaying slow. The congregation singing, many voices
 that know. Con3Ures in ny memory where maug'd
 wish 10 be. Nearer My God to Thee. Nearer
 to Thee." And so Iove the old hy nns and when mg tine shall come. Before mg senses leaFe me, and my singing lips are dumb If can hear some old hymns. I'll
 pass SithoU. a sigh. To "eaDaan's fair and happy land.
 where my posessions lie"
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

ss she dock yesterday when the Uui- ssIils was sesiy se sail for NO0s. '. ShAlss1 rushed to The Captain and legged for s monuments time to ind his wife @hO was mixed Sn sAe big crowd SSeSgyi. shS, he might say good bye sO her ln a proper marner- The Captain consented. but Shaliss found inst the ls5y had disappeared Snd il took thirty fire minutes os frantic search ao satisfy him. The crowd soon discovered what was happening ana hsss large amount of fun with SoAlSsl, uaNuy offering so relieve him ot his intr it he would ist ihs ship start The vessel finally saiaed for Nome with big cargo and isll pas ssnger ii>s-
 Washington. June a-Ths declsrs- lion of Chsiraasn Payne shaa 'he eoas-
 ais,ee agpo,ntsi recently hy Congress so couss6er ihe revision Of the sArif existing schedule, would uOi meet oesei2aly during ths summer months E sor that purpose, Is being widely com asnteI cn. Snsi Is received Ss nos; | t1scolra g5ns Indication by those who hare been working for Sa early con- s5Esegasion os he tariff. Great press age will bs brought 10 bear 10 make the tsEjz plank in the Republican platform 4s Chicago So strong snd 50 plain thsi ihe party leaders will be compelled 10 lnssisaie open 2clion in ne Gaasser si the next session.
 W&shingsoo, June 2-To6ay will see general departure Of oonrsess- men for their respective homes, the session ending sish TO segY striking feature except he great effort ot Sen asoE Ls Toilette "a talk the senators 10 RI unfimsly de2ib. The weather is inas1ssly waran. 1ri ,he members of 5 Congress are losing 10 time i1 getting 70 uuVs comfortable quarters
 E Dss Noiues, Io@s, June S.-Eesarns from inc primaries held yesterday are coming n rapidly. Eight hundred precincts hare already reported, an<i Il appears probable ihat Senator Ali sun has Getssied Gossrnor Cummius 2s sas poc1lzr choice for tbe Senate
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

Notice oi Restoration of Public Lands to Settlement and Entry. Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Washington, n. C., February 2t, i90S.
 Notice Is hereby given that the pub lie lands in the following described area, which was excluded from the
 Alexander Arehipelago National Fog- est, Alaska, hy the Presidents proc lamation oi July a0. lAa7, ii not otherwise withdrawn. reserved or ap-
 propriateG. will by authority of the Secretary of the Interior he restored
 10 the public domain on June l. l9oS,
 ma become subject to settlement on
 and after that date, but not to entry,
 fling or selection until on and alter July l, l90s, under the usual restrie-
 tionS, at the United States Land Office
 at Juneau, Alaska: That portion oi
 the kaSaan peuinSular. forming a
 part of Prince of Wales Island, which
 lies southeast of a line besinuiug at a
 point uD kasaan Bay due west of the United States Location Monument Number five (5l. and running thence,
 north II deg. II min. east, 6,S96 feet Approximately to the most south
 westerly point on the bay known as Lyman Anchorage. Warning is here
 by expressly given that no person will
 be permitted to gain or exercise any right whatever under any settlement or occupation begun prior to June 1. l90S. and all such settlement or occu- patton is herehy forbidden. R. A. Rallenger, Commissioner of the Gen eral Land Office, Approved February 24. 1908: Frank Pierce. First Assist ant Secretary of the Interior.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
NOTICE DE F1RFEITrRE

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE To th , BroHn-Ala-ka Company, its
 successors and assigns, Siiverman-
 Aia4ka Company. its successors and
 assigns. or any other parties claim
 ing sn iCferest in the below mention
 ed claims:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended in labor ard improvements. tbe sun of two hundred dollars. being one hundred dollars each for the year lsg.. being the fUIl amount of The ex- penGifUrs required by law 10 De mace for said year on the mining location 5 kpowE ard record cd as the RED JACK FIT and COMMANDER, situate near Hollis. Alaska, on Prince of Wales Island. and notice of which is Of record in the office Of the |. 5. Comm missioner and ez-officio Recorder Oi the Ketcbikan Mining District. i lsska.
 And you are further notified that If sOg do not, within ninety lJ0} days from the date of the final publication hereof. cause 10 be paid 10 the under signed yoBr proportionate share of said expenditures. as co-owner. your lnteres. in said claim will become the property Of the undersigned, under Section 252i. Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HENRY Y. JAMES. First Publication. May 3O. I10s Last publication, August I3. ly0s.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of Ketchikan-Dis- trict of Alaska, Division No. l, in probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Bes- sic Y. Graham. formerly Bessie V. Baird. deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given that l was duiy appointed administrator ot the es5ate oi Bessie Y. Graham, former |. Bessie '. Baird, deceased. on May II, 1908. Ali persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present them with the proper vouchers within six months from the date ot this notice to myself, ad mlnstrator aforesaid. at my resi- dence on Grant Street, ketchikan, Alaska.
 ROBERT G. GRAHAM.
 Administrator. First publication May Is. 1908. Last publication June F. 1908
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

SALE or TfMBER. Ke,cbikan, Alas ka. May ,. IgDs. Sealed bid. marked outside Bids Timber Sale application May 7, I50s. Alexander Archipelago ard addressed to ". 4. Langiile,
 Ketchizsn. Alasxs, aill be received pp to and including the 9ii day Of June. 1908. for al or any psrt of the live timber marked for cutting by she Forest officers, and available for steam logging, On both sbores Of 5kOs' Arm. on Prince Of Wales island, for distance of seven (7) miles north from the head of said
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

arm, in the Alexander Archipelago National Forest. Alaska. estimated to he a00, 000 feet B. NJ, log scale. more or less, ei living spruce, hemlock aud red cedar sawijmher. Nc eia for less than 50 cents per thousand feet R. M. will be considered, ana deposit oi slCo. o0. must be sent 10 W. A. Lan- gille, Special Fiscal Agent. Forest Service, ketchikau. Alaska. for each oid submitted 10 the supervisor. The right to reject any and all bids k re- served. Timoer upon valid claims exempted from sale. For further in- formation and regulations governing sales address the undersigned. w. X. Langille, ketehikan, Alaska,
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

CNlT.-5 STATES COMMISSION elsS Crsst. District ot Alaska. in P 7tsts
 l. fhe Matter Q 6'la Estate of Mich aeI NoetLD4r. s5eceaseG. Notice O Szle c! Resj .-s7ate and Personal Proper.T
 Notice is t.erebY given that pur- sB2nf 10 31 sudef of r. ;. Stackp0ie. '1-o1ate Jrt4- fer Precinct Of Ketch lsaa. D'-'.r.ct Of Ala>.s Div. Nc. l. s.zfe a.f ontefed Cu the 3lSf GaY oi 3a.ei.. eiss. miii sell at the bBlid- .a4 huo @n as :. Johns Indian School. q hetc hikar. Alaska. at l0 e clock ] II. CD :he 3rd day of July. 1908. for cash. 10 rhe highest bidder. all tie real estate Of the said Michael North man. deceased. consisting Of that cer- tain cabin situate at Bell Island Hot Springs. known at the Northman cah in. and the land on which the sane IS situate: and also. all tre personal pro- perty of the said estate. consisting of ore sioOp. Che chsst of tools. etc. etc, a. itemjzed it. sne ins enfory of said estate filed FeDrdarg 2s, l90.
 Dated this 29th day of May. l9os.
 FREDERIC T. LOOMS.
 Administrator. First publication. May 30.
 Last publication June D. 1908.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
(. T. CO1GROVE. Clerk.
From esisrdsys dsiIy

Ear7ey : Ssekgole returned iois morning at5 c9sl pi-siog in-- schcos rear st ih@ Caiq=rslsg of O.eg9o. coming tbro9ga all hfs exsnsi- a:sa- : i1 inc shape He el9g .pers ti.- .el.- mmee here @i.h 1i- ia,h and mother
 B. 3. Neiting came l1 from Nialaca on the Ella R9nl7s lz-t 1igfs.
 Alera1de- Wright and q as. Fcx are registered ss the Con nell.
 Chas- Reynolds, one ot tbe original loea.oEs Of the Copper MoUntsin prop ertY is 2 guest al the Stedman.
 The Dolphin calls al vsrcogver or this rortnDogDd trip She sailed from Seattle yesterday morning and will arrive here some time tcGgotron.
 The mill has been shut do&n todsy oaing io an accident 10 the engine running in fhe box factory, and baIf the dO1n io~n population forgot to go home for lunch.
 Clayton Smith. son Of the ren0 Nned J. P. arrived this morning or she Humboldt ard is calling on hia old friends today. Introducing rect angular buiIs-for- sgpsinsss brindie bull pup which he brought nith him az priTate secretary
 Special Agent Bratnoher. an old time mining man. Dss pssse1ger on the HgmbOlds on his nsy to the Westward, presumably acting ia be- half Of the Rofhschilda. He zoe. to inspect and report oo mining proper sg.
 Efnsr Fjnssnd. 2 stockhoiSer of tbs CgaDrg Conps of North Arm, re- turned from yiiss of inspection at
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
rryr,l T,.ss.rss.;aEs D.llxl

The Eezer>son passed south bound thas nor1ing. Among sas passengers from hz-e wsre All.e D Green, c. Paz;n. V. Z15aich 2u6 ?. (. Siozss
 Ths parents ct children in ths fourth 2nd s.,h grades in the public school. ard zlg others who may be iu- ierssie=j. are cordially invited 10 ai- lend the exercises 10 U held on '-Pzve1.s' Dag. aono.-o~ afternoon 2s iha school oeeianiug ss l:l5, The eo.n gp1,,5tloc~ read xifl te those zri;ie1 for lhs medal offered bg 1hs
 Nogah Ssar Literary Society,"" The songs b.ve been iestued during the period 6evos=d 10 chorus work. \ uOug those who @il. izss part are John Psn.rztz. Ollie Pt,e1geE. Alma GEza1 Josep1 Chapman. Maurice Ne3sll. A5lsen Hsu6r5css0n. Mildred Ra6euhzusb. Elaine Hunt. Eldou DalF. Russell R45eusaDsh. Alma ' ilsbb4un. Doris Radeui1aagh. Roy P5iseogeF. Virgil Morgan, Lillian Rouuset=ll and ! Ice Heath.
 Regular meeting ot tse C91mo1 Council. he'd J4ne ,. lac Roll cal s5o#ed zI meub=ts gres<Gt. The minutes cf th- meeting. held May lelh md 3zh wer= read and app-oY- 4d.
 The no-shsg report ot ihs munich psl gagitrzts for May WAS read and zppr0sed-
 The committee appointed 10 reP3r | upoa ihs zG.i-4tilisy Q: opening : s@; Of books fer c5Ey ms ness. ssaed for s16 ~s= granted t1rt. er time.
 Salaries tor ctg officers ter Mag @ere s.lo9@6 and oss-re5 paid.
 The bills of he ke;caissn Po1er Conpa1y soF ss1g Ga. ThoIz< Terry. s5s3 4J and ire Northern Machine Works for s-.o. aese a..o%ed and ordered pad.
 Ordiaz1c= No -s reducing the amount ot 5115 0t m8oIrlpal magis- trsts ~ss read 1brs= iimes and pzsse5.
 The clerk zes irssrrctsd 70 ro,isv s5e Cltizeo== Light PcafF acd Water Co1psn7 to lut ail cisg h5 56rsnta connected ~51a lbe lfesf. natzr system n cDunsissioa zlc s0 repair znl gu; i1 ser7ice sa= hs5taot st Custom | cus= coFneE a5tn5n :. hcgis. The n eet5ry rFg-r5 zs55oagrr.-f.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of ketchikan, Dis trict of \ Ia-ka, Division No. l, in Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of Nich- olas Leguineche. deceased Notice to Creuitors.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersi gned has this day been appointed administrator of the Estate of Nichol- as Leguii eche, deceased. All persons having c.aim> against said estate are requested ID present same with the proper vouchers attached. at the law office Of Chas. H. Cos2roge. at Ketch ikan. Ala,ka. within six mouths from the date hereof. for approval ard pay ment.
 Dated this 2ud day of March. 1908.
 FERMIN BARAINCA,
 Administrators. Date Of fist publication, April IS. l9O8.
 Date of lnst publication. May lG
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
 Court for the precinct ot ketchikan.
 District of Alaska, Division No l,
 in probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of A. Lilleyick. deceased.
 Notice of Hearing of Final Account.
 Notice IS hereby given that Ere mont King. the administrator of the above estate has this day rendered his final account of said estate to this Court and that Saturday, July II. l90s. O clock ?. m.. has been fixed for the time for hearing and settie- meut of said account at which time any and all persons interested in said estate may appear and file his ezcep- tious 10 tie sane.
 Done this 9th day of May. 1908.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

IN THE UNITED STATES DIS trict Court. for the District of Alas
 ka Division No. l.
 ". L. Ross. Plaintiff. The Globe Fishing and
 Packing Company
 corporation.
 Defendant.
 No. sS K. 4
 SUMMONS To The Globe Fishing and Packing Compsny. Defendant. Greeting:
 IT. tbe Name of the Uni cd States 0i l America. You are hereby command ed to be anl appear in the above en- titled Court. holden at Ketchikan in said Division of sa'd District and ans yer the omplaint filed against you in the above entitled action within thir- ty days from date Of the service ot this summons. to-wit: The last pub licstion thereof June l3th, lD0s. and a copy of the said complaint upon you, ar ] if you fail SO to appear and ans wer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum specified in said complaint to- wit: One Thousand Eighfy-One and 3l-IO0 dollars (sl. 08l.3I), and demand ed in said complaint, q copy Of V which is served herewith.
 The order for the service Of this summons by publication thereof k dated May 2nd, 1908.
 And you, the United States Marshal of Division No. !, Of the District of Alaska, or any deputy are hereby re- quired to make service Of tbis sum mons upon the said defendant and each oi them AS by law required and yoU mili make due return hereof 10 the Clerk Of the Court within forty days from the date Of delivery 10 you with an in6ofsemept hereOn Of your dolpgs in the premises.
 Tn Witness whereof have hereto set my hand and affixed the Seal Oi tie above Court this Att day Of May, 4. D.. 1908.
 tSEALl C. C. PAGE, Clerk. By D. C. hhrams. Deputy. ;. 4. PLC MLEY.
 Plaintiffs Attorney.
 Ketcbikan, Alaska.
 First publication May 9,b, 1908. Last publication June 18th, 1908.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

First publication. May 30.
 Last publication. June 2. 1908.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

and tomorrow and special services on
Easter Rev. Richard p. Williams, rector.
will preach the sermons on Sunday. on
Sunday afternoon there viii be a chill
dren's choral service. Special Easter
music viii be sung.
Grace Episcopal Church.
Grace Episcopal Church. Ninth and D
streets southwest. will have services at
II o'clock in the morning. and at 7:30
o'clock In the evening on Easter
At the services to-day. tomorrow, and
sunday at ST. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Rev. Thomas J. Brown will preach. Spe-
cial Easter music will be played and sung
There Will be five services ar the Church
of the Good Shepherd. Episcopal. Easter.
commencing at 6 o'clock and lasting until
7:30 o'clock in the evening
At Calvary Baptist Church. Rev Samuel
II. Greene. D. D.. officiating. special Easter
services with appropriate music will be
held at II o'clock in the morning and at
1:SO o clock in the evening.
Foundry W. f. Church.
Easter will be observed al the Foundry
NJ. z. Church by special services and
music. The pastor. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore,
will preach morning and evening
Special music and service will be held
in the Congregational and Presbyterian
churches on Easter
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF Congress-open 8 q. 10 le p n. On
secular days; from p m 70 70 p n. on Sundays
aad On certain holidays
Public LibTary-Open =. m. TO 9 p. N hoioays
10 3. m. to 10 p N. Sundays. to 10 p N
Executive Aiansion-0pen 70 a. n. 70 Z. NJ
United States Capitel-Open a n. to I. 30 p M
United States Treaury-Open 3. na. ts p N
State War. and Navy DepaJtmenis-open ? a. m
to 2 ?. m THE original Declaration Of indepehd-
enoe Is IN the library Of the state Deparsmsntl
United states Patent Oaice-Opea &. n. to 2
p N.
United States Pension Bmesu-open 5. n. TO
p N.
United States Post-onee-o open 3 a. m. to p n.
Washington City Pos,-ofice-open all hours. efhe
Dead Letter Office Is in the city post-oace.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. m 70 p M
Fish Commissior-0pen 9 a. N. 20 4 30 p m
Army Medical Museum-open a. m TO 40 2. m
National Nuseum-open q. m- to 4 80 ,. N. 0n-
Gliding holidays.
Smithsonian Isstitution-open . a. N. to 40 p
n. Including holidaysl.
Agricultural Derartment-Open a. m. to 80 p n.
Bureau Of Engraving and Priniing-open a. n
TO go D. N.
Washington Monument t555z feet IN heightl-ODen
s % a. m. to 30 p. "a. Elevator runs from g. m
until D. nj
Corcoran Gallery OF Art-Open 80 a. m. to p
m. in winter: a. to D. NJ in summer. SUM-
days-I.S0 p. m 20 p m. excepting II mid-aIm'
meF. Admission free on Tuesdays, Thursdays. sat
urdays and Sundays; other days. 25c admission
Government Printing of1Ce-Upen 10 a. N to
p. N.
Navy Yard-Open a. m. TO $50 D. m.
southworth Cottage Seth st and Prospect ave.
IN THE SUBURBS.
/ Geological Park-Open all day.
| Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
/ Chevy Chase KensinEton. and CheSapeske Beach.
/ Naval obseustory-0p a m. to p n
/ Mount Vernon ltbe home and tomb Of Washing
/ tonl-Open II a. H. 10 2. II.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open al dag.
| Fort MyeE Military Post
/ Falls Church and Fairfax Court HOUSE.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a n 70
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds. Tennallytown rOad-0pen s
/ a. m. to s p. N.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and
Alexandra.
Great Falls OF the Potomac.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
SUES TEACHER FOR SLANDER
Defendant Is Prof. Thompson, Prin'
cipal of Jefferson School.
He Has Already Obtained Divorce
and She Has a Similar Action
PendinE in This City.

Prof. Charles y. Thompson, principal
OF the jefferson School. was yesterday
named defendant in a suit for 5,o00
damages, Instituted by his mother-in-
law Mrs. Mary J. Elliott. for alleged
slander. Mrs. Elliott states that Prof.
Thompson. in the presence Of witnesses.
made false and malicious statements
about her which have affected her reputa-
tion and standing.
Mrs. EIliott's daughter, who is the wife
Of Prof Thompson. some time ago,
through Attorney ". II. Levin, sued for
divorce. and also for $1,000 damages for
a series of alleged assaults upon her by
the professor. The suit for divorce is
now pending. but the damage suit was
dismissed on the ground that a wife
could not sue her husband for assault.
Prof Thompson. about six months ago,
instituted suit for divorce from his wife
in Virginia. and obtained a decree. This
decree was pleaded in bar of the wife 5
suit by Thompson's attorneys, but Justice
Gould declined 10 recognize il. on the
ground that Mrs. Thompson had not been
served personally with the papers.