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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14
.Asesinat0 de on
cientifico faInoso.
El calebre antrOpologo William
Jones, pereee a msnos de los
salyajes de Dumobato.

Manila. MARIO 31.-Se han reci-
bido noticias de Ia rnuerte del doc
tor William Jones, ceiebre antropo-
logo que Sc hallaba en- investiga-
ci6n cientificas. eomlsionado por el
Museo' Campal de Historic Natural
de Chicago. El asesinato tuvo lugar
en- Dumobato, 4 la cabeza del rio
Cagayan, en- la provincia de Isabel,
Hasta Ia feeha no Sc tienen detalies
exactos de Ia forma en- que Sc verlfi-
co Ell ataaue, pero Sc, supone que
aigunos individuos de tribus saliva
jes cayeron sobre Ell cientffico y le
dleron muerte.
MHacfa dos amos que ell Dr. Jones Sc
encontraba Zen las Filipinas, inves-
tigando las tribus saivajes del archi.
pielago y redactando un extensfsi-
mo informe acerca de elias para el
MuseoJ
Desde hacia meses venfa estudlando
los ilongotes, viviendo entire ellos
en- las montadas. El gobierno hace
preparativos para enviar una expe-
diclon q Echague, punto mas pro-
N>ximo de Dumobato, para que Sc tras
lade al lugar del crimen investigue
ell case.
~El DR.. Jones era auxiliar del ca
tedl atico Dorsey, curador del mu-
SEQ campai colombino,y era tenido
como uno de los etn6Iogos mas
emlnentes del mundo. Sc traslad6
a las Filipinas en- ell verano de 1906
con el obieto de permaneeer cuatro
a1os estudiando las costumbres y
religiones de las tribus, habiendo
donado para ese fin, S $4,000 Mr..
Robert F, Cummings, de Chicago.
|. Ell DR.. Jones tenfa sangre de indio
en- sus venas. Nacio entire las tri-
bus de los sacks y foxes de Oklaho-
ma hace al rededor de treinta y cua-
tro amos. Siendo nino, paso por
cuenta del gobierno a cursar estu-
dos en- Hapmton, Virginia.
Manila, abril l.-Un telegrama del
comandante de Echague dice que ell
cuerpo del DR.. William Jones, antro-
p6logo del Museo Colombino de
Chicago, que fu6 asesinado por unas
tribus, fue conducido q dicha po-
biaci6n por ilongotes amigos. Ell
crimen Sc cometi6 & cine uenta mi
Has al sur de Echague, en- donde el
DR.. Jones Sc dedicaba al estudio de
las tribus salvaies de los montes. S.
criado fue herido pero Sc escape
lievando el revolver del cientffi,'
El hecho ocurrio ell domingo pro-
ximo pasado, pero Sc ignoraa, las
cauSas que 10 motivarou.
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HORROROSO CR|MEN
EN- V|EQUES.
Sc trata de uno de esos he
chos horripilantes de los
cuales tan vez no Sc re-
gistren nj aun entire los
canibales de africa.
Ell antOr, Sc afirma eS natural
de Ia repibliCa de Colombia.
(De auestro corresp0nsdO.

Vieques, abril 11-De los
once aspirantes al servicio
civil puertorriqueno que Sc
presentation en- 6sta poblaci6n
4 sufrir eXamen el dia u del
pasado febrero, diez fueron
aprobados, obteniendo, casi
todos, elevados promedios.
He aquf IA relacion:
Para primer gradO. Don
Francisco Sarria y Robert
Para seg,mdo grado. Don
Fernando Janer Landron,.
Jose E. Castell6n y Coma
lez. Bernardo Martinez.
Ambrosio Ramirez y Rivera
Para tercer grddO. Don E.
milo Vazquez. Pedro Dams.
Jose Torres PatXo.
Para teIegrGfjStaS. Srta.
Elisa Sarria y Robert. Pc
ira Casanova.
Son todos muy felicitados
muy especiIamente, las dos
bellas Y distinguidas senori-
tas.
Despu6s de bIrillantes ejer-
cicios, ha obtenido su tituIo
de doctor en- optica, Ell Sr. Jo-
Sc f. Castell6n y Gonzalez,
qui6n ha cursado sus estudios
en- "Thc Philadelphia OBJ
tical College" Pa.
Y como cs cl triunfo de un
puertorriqucho, bueno es sa-
Der que tencmos uno mas que
viene 4 prestar su concurso
professional en- nucstra queri-
da { infortunada Borinquen.
Reclba pues, cl -. CastelI6n
cI tcsDimonio dc nucstra ale
gria por el tNito que ha coro-
nadO Sis esfucrzoS.
7 a socipdad ,-io1I1oiia 90 on
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IMPRESDONES De ARTE,
"Una. noche en- Puerto Rico"
(Compuesta en- Paris por Go1,galo NuHes.)

de todo ese conjunto de mo-
vimientos; de todas esas per-
ceptibles vibraciones, y. con
Ifacilidad arm6nica y sorpren-
dente psicologia descriptive
ha eompuesto sea bellisima
partitura, que refleja con el
acorde terso, la nota alada con
esa intensa vitalidad pollfonl-
ica q. posee, con efectos nuevos
zen deslumbramientos sonoros
descrlbir nuestra terra con el
color de su cielo, ell olor de sus
selvas y los amores y ternu-
ras del alma criolla.
Esas cual1dades act1uas del
espiritu en- ell arte musical,
hace al artista superior q la
naturaleza misma.
Jamas Ia naturaleza pro-
ducira una tempestad como
la que vibro en- los sordos
oidos de Beethoven; con su
sinfonfa pastoril; En- MIN
gun punto de Ia terra podra
hallarse aquella selva insplra-
da por Wagner, donde 'Sigfre-
do, ber6ico paladfn aguarda
triste la presencia del dragon
NADIA, nadie en- fin, >podra
amar con mayor ternura que
Lucia, la hija immortal del
formidable genio de Doni-
zetti.
Una noche en- Puerto Rlco,
es una obra encantadora, de
una belleza incompatible.
Una red de suspiros, donde
.c 1irado artista ha apri-
L. % toda ell alma de su
pavlla y el gusto y las es-
uuisiteces de su arte.
?. SIERRA.
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4 VOz AUTOR|lhDA,

Mr.. Wikershsn hoy la mas alta
figura de Ia judicatura americana,
owe atento las quejas, los
iustos reclamos de una CO.
mission de natives que exige Ell dere-
cho que tiene su terra de reglr sus
propios intereses. El attorney gene
raj de la nacion con alto sentido
PRACTICE colocado en- la zona que
E marca la justicia, despreciando
el coteraenismo, que en- este case
resulta pueril e injusto,y dictamina
pronuncia su fallo solemne.
aCon que derecho,y. a nombre De
nnien nos tomamos la facultad de
administrar per Sc, con Ell caracter
dictatorial deun principado turco los
intereses politicos y economicos de
un pueblo con capacidad para ad-
ministrar y regir sus intereses? Sc
habra dicho ell maiistrado.
Una comision de anti puertorrl-
uueilos va a Washington a recla-
mar mas poder, mayor control, mas
n,ando, del que lie esta se1alado por
la Corta Constitutional, mayor su'
ma de fuerza, mayor iniquldad para
mandar en- la agena casa.
Ell acta Foraker resulta demaslade
ancha para Jos nativos, Hay que res
tr;niirla ifnsensata creencia!
iPretender seguir arrojando mas
descredito sobre Ell pasado de gloria
' de her6icas tradiciones; Seghil
empuiando hacia la ruina moral
SUI patria Apretarle al native el do
gel hasta extrangularlos Q hacerlos
habandonar ell hogar, de sus amo-
res.
ESQ, ,senores de la elite, podria ha-
cerse con los antiques isrraelltas;
hoy conforme al sistema social de
los pueblos, antes de los isrraelitas
abandonar su casa por ell despotis-
mo del tirano Sc piensa prlmero en-
la expulsion de los modernos farao-
nes.
Ell preceso de Puerto Rico estae
en- pie, sigue SUI marcha, Un mes,
dos, tres, meses y ell confllcto que
dara ahf naismo.
Tpdo proyecto de ley debera
originar en- cuaiquiera de las dos
camaras; pero ningdn proyecto pa
pasara q ser ley A MENOS QUE
NO Sc VOTE EN- AMBAS CANA
RAS POR UNA MAYOR1A ABB
SOLUTA DE LAS MISMAS.
(Secci6n 81 del acta). Esto es
que ningdn proyecto pasara a SCI
ley, sin antes ell native conoceric
Y estudiarlo. No es por cortesiG que
Sc invita- a discutir las leyes que
han de serle aplicado al puertorri,
queho, por hombres estranos a
sus costumbres Y a su modo de ser
es por exigencia suprema de la ley
Es por que en- Firlandia Sc hace ic
mismo; a Australia y en- NADIA
gascar V en- todas las colonlas
puebios sometidos al poder de la
fuerzaapor naciones que aman (
aparentan amar sus tradicciones dC
libertad.
Una soIa pregunta podria hacer
cerIes a esos senores.
lCuai seria su proceder como pen
sarian 81 en- vez de Iamarse ciuda
danos ame.icanos Sc iiamaran p@er
torriqueiios sin ciud1ddnid recOnocl
du2
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La policia Sc propone
acabar con este ilicito
sport en- Bayanor1.
Sc ha procedido a la inves;
tigacion en- el asunto del
componte que Sc dice le
fue apIicado a m edna.
Litis contra la P. R. Orange
Company. .
(De maestro cor rresponsnL)

AbriI IA. Ell domingo de
pascua, tuvo efecto en- los
salones del casino espafol de
esta ciudad un lucido bale.
Los mdsicos de la P. |. Je-
sds Figueroa, Nemesio Pagan,
Francisco,D. Urbistondo, Luis
Morales, Antonio Gambia y
Manuel Martinez. tocaron el
referido bale &c ~lsto y ar
tie.
Ell bello sexo, -,uvo adml-
rablemente representado lla7
mando la ateneion entire otras
la Srta. Josefina Mediavllla,
que por sus encantos, Sc hlzo
admirar, siendo la reina del
bale.
Ell Sr. don Ricardo Vela,
presidente del casino, estuvo
|, 4 la altura que siempre esta
el, que sabe atender q todos
los que concurren al centro,
con la galanteria y cultura
olle le diStinplle,
Ell sabado pmo. pasado es-
tuvo eh este ciudad, ell Sr. le-
fe de la P. |. acompanado de
Mr.. Names, comandante del
cuerpo.
Ell coroneI vino a una in
vestigaci6n, sobre 10 ocurrido,
entire ell sargento Lopez y el
guardia Rivera, en- ell asunto
del componte de Medina.
Tambien ha estado en- esta
ciudad ell LIDO. Mr.. Wilcox,
a quien hemos tenldo eI gusto
de saludar. (.
Ell Lcdo. Leopoldo Santa
go, actual juez de esta corte
municipal ha estado enfermo
en- estos dfas.
Mucho 10 hemos sentido, y
deseamos que ell joven funclo-
mario recobre cuanto antes
la salud perdida.
Sc viene hacienda una cam
pafla activa por la pollcia de
6sta ciudad contra los juga
dores.
Temp hacla, cue eI Tte,,
Villariny, ha debido empezal
esa campana, pues va era III
descaro, la question iugada
en- esta ciudad.
Ha sid muy leido el arti-
culo qu ha traido La Cores. ,2I1
pondencia ue Pto. Rico, Pan,
americanismo.'
Ell licenciado Z. B. Wilcox
ha establecido, segun infor.
mes, en- representation de
Mr.. ]. G. Case, de Ba,
yam6n varios pleitos contra e
Porto Rico Orange and Cot
ton Company, que aSclender
a varios miles de pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

La maestro Esperanza
Casanova ha sido designada
por Ia junta cscolar de MAYA
gyIcz para cubrir una escue-
la yacantc en- aquelIa munich
palidad. Tambidn 10 ha ST.
do por Ia dc Morovis el macs
tro Felix Colon Ceballos, el
cual So encuentra va de sem
pehandO Ia e-cuela rural que
Ie La sidO confiada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

--Ha sido agraciado con
una beca para estudiar en- eI
institute de Tuskegee el jo-
ven Antonio Cestero, que ac-
tualmente estudia en- Clark
University, Atlanta, Ga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

METILOIDES-E meior y mas segG'o
de todos los especiiicos hasta ahora COMO
cidos para Ia cura Perrnanente ds todas
las enfermedades de Is uretra, Va sean estas
cr6nicas o agudas. C0ntiene ei ilulo cura
per complete. en- menOs tempo cue nio'
gun otro prsparado similar las sono7reas,
expe-matorreas cistitis etc. Mejo' Que
las invecciones yNsGy superior al sands;o
Y copaiba. Empieza surtir su eieeto lss
tres 8 cuatro hoTaS. de haberse tornado.
Los '9lETILOIDES"-sOn faeiles &c to-
mar sstan prspsrados de mansrs cue
10 Tevuelyen el sst6mago nj pToducen ma
los eIectOs.
De Yenta En- todas las Boticas- p
dsuse muestras gratis ! sus Gnicos iabreu
tcs-
Frederick stearns & Ca Detroit, Miehi-
gan. L. :. A.
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sular, al mando del teniente
Sr. Sierra y cabo Sr. Torres
Quintero, y dos detectireS, ira
baian activamente para ell co
complete esclarecido de 10
acaecido.
La opinion pdblica censu-
ra duramentc la calma desple-
gada por el juez municipal
Skies, al instruir las primeras
diligenciaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

Hay dqricI'ltores que necesitGn
"magordomos hay "mdYordomos
o4e uecesttan c0lOcdci6H. ESls dos
GsBiraeiones Sc encUeHtrdH con dyI-
cr,itqd y refqrdo. .4Blbds oojncidIrdH
rdpifamentc 50 los aese6s de ndyQTdo-
mos y aqyicuI,0reS Ss dHIRciaH On
IN Correspondence" Hay en- es
G diari0 especial . rJS4ioa tGTlta al
eftciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

La musical La mas mo-
derna inmaterial y misteriosa
de todas las artes humans
ha contribuido con sus vibra-
clones sonoras q hacer del
hombre I'm tipo bello, hermo-
seandolo y elevandolo hasta
los hemiferios ideales del ha-
mano espiritu; modificando
sus instintos, reproduciendo
en- su cerebro divinas image
nes y dandole vida a las her
mosas concepciones q. lie han
agitado desde su remota Gu
ma.
Por ESQ, Gonzalo, artista,
es un h6roe; un paladin de
la civilization. Ell ha
sabido con ell poder de
SUI inspiration, arrancandole
los secretos al pentagrama
recojer en- las vaguedades So
noras de las normas del piano
el murmulIo de la fuente ell
arrhllo del viente, los mujidos
de la tormenta, la levedad
del susurro, todo 10 que en-
la naturaleza canta y suena ;
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de 5 ( ) de Ia tarde.

de 5 ( ) de Ia tarde.
Las clases de canto no Sc abrlran
hasta ell regreso d Ia eiudad de la Sc
horita Teresina Moreno Calder6n
que esta en- Ia isia. Las socis. que
deseen inscribirse en- algunas &c es-
tas clases deben hacerio durante ia
semana o ei Sabado de a : de Ia
tarde entcndiendose para clio con
las se6oritaS Maria Asencio y Mon
sits Ferrcr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

No vengo, loh monarca del
ritmo, sublime cincelador de
la nota plastica. 4 juzgar
tu obra en- las mdltiples colo
raclones de til paleta polfcro-
ma, nj en- Ia orgia fantastica
de matices esplendidos, nj en-
las convulsiones hondas que
siente tn iira de orc al desga-
jarse en- hermosos raudales dc
armonlasI
Solo a contarte la impre-
sion intensa que produjo en-
mi. alma esa noche en- Puerto
!. R9co.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07

Don't fail to read the notice of sale of the sawmill property which appears elsewhere on this page.
 The largest shingle mill in the world, located at Bellingham, was burned to the ground Monday night.
 Frank H. Lyons left in the Jefferson for Seattle to spend time with his fam fly, expecting to return about March l.
 Alert Fire Co. No. will give a smoker at Red Mems Hall next Saturday even- ing, January 9, to which all are cordially invited.
 The St Michael Trading Co. has out thanks for very beautiful 1909 calendar bearing an mbossed piture of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Dad" Smith began Monday storing his ice houses with ice from the mill reservoir. There was about twelve good inches of ice on the pond.
 After being bedridden since last June, Mrs. John Schuler is on the road to re- covery, having regained sufficient strength to enable her to walk about the house.
 A small fire at the home of Mrs. J. F. Hamilton, Monday morning, caused the fire laddies to get the apparatus out in a hurry, but the fire was put out without during any serious damage.
 The ice on Pats Lake is in fine shape for skating, and Sunday morning there will be an excursion down there in the launch Sea Girt Gentlemen and boys, Sl; ladies and girls, free. Bring lunch.
 The suit brought by Charley Beilby against the Portage Mountain Mining Company, recently mentioned in this paper, has been adjusted, and satisfac- tory settlement made out of court. In justice to all concerned we mention the above fact.
 Owing to the stringency of the times only small portion of the town taxes have yet been paid, and in order to avoid crowding any of the taxpayers, the council met in extraordinary session Monday night, and extended the time for paying the taxes to January IS.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
THE MASQUERADE

Red Mems Hall was frirly we'll filled with people last Thursday evening, the occasion being the New Years Eve masquerade ball given under the aus pices of Stikine Tribe No. 5. A goodly mum Der were costumed, the characters represented ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous. The hall was beautifully decorated with festoons of bunting, etc, and on the floor was large em blem of the Red Mems Order, drawn in chalk by Frank Churchill. The music was fur nished by Dr. Schroeder, violin; Mrs. L. R. Milligsn, piano; L. R. Millisan, violincello; and Geo. Northup. It was excellent music, and the dancers stepped to its strains until late Cor early) hour,' when all retired, highly satisfied with the evenings entertainment. Lack of space forbids publishing the names of the prize winners.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
9F SAW MILL AND BOX FACTORY. PRIVATE
 SALE AND PUBLIC AUCTION.

9F SAW MILL AND BOA FAlIcEA. fRlh T.
 SALE AND PUBLIC AUCTION.
 HINDER and in pursuance to a certain or - der of sale made and entered in the matter of the copartnership Estate of Will son & Sylvester a copartnership, dated November 18th 1908, and which is now on file in the Probate Court of the Precinct of Wrangell, in the District of Alaska; Division No. 1, in the office of the Commissioner of said precinct, 4. Y. R Snyder, Esq. the undersigned representatives of said copart- nership estate will sell and finally dispose of all of the property belonging to said partnership estate. and constituting the as- sets of the late firm of Wilson X Sylvester Said property is fully and particularly des ignated and described i'll said order of sale of November 18th, 1908 to which reference is hereby made, and Is situated at the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, subject to inspection by all purchasers or other parties interested, and consists of a saw mill and box factory, known as the Wrangell mill, and other as- sets of said copartnership estate. Said property will be offered ill parcels, as here matter designated, at certain upset prices i; the representatives receiving bids or offers Tor said property fn such offered parcels, up to the day when the same will be sold at public auction, to wit:
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
N c I ! C E-
PARCEL TWO


 One million five hundred thousand feet more or less, of lumber, rough and dressed Of marketable dimensions, now stored al said Wraugell mill, and on the Wharves docks yards, sheds and premises Bids will be received for the property de. scribed in parcel two at sixteen thousand dollars or upwards
 PARCEL THREE Seven hundred thousand feet, more or less, of saw logs, situated in the boom and oil the premises of said Wrangell mill Bids will be received for parcel three ill tie sum of forty-fye hundred and fifty Goilars or upwards
 PARCEL FOUR That certain steamer called and known as the Alaska, of forty-three gross tons bur den, the official number of which is 10653S, with her life boat, apparel and furniture. and also that certain lumber barge or scow. known as the Garnet with the capacity of one hundred twenty thousand feet of lumber, together with her anchors, log chain, chains and equipments. Bids will be received for parcel four in t'le sum of four thousand dollars or up- wards.
 PARCEL FIVE That certain lot and parcel of land in said Town of WEangell, together with the build ing thereon situated known as the drug store building.
 Bids will be received for parcel five in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL SIX That certain lot or parcel of land situated III the Town of Wrangen and the building thefeon known as the COW barn. Bids will be received for parcel six in the sum ot fifty dollars or upwards
 PARCEL SEVEN That certain lot or parcel of land situated in the Town of Wrangell and the building thereon, known as the ''Skooku1nn House Bids will be received for parcel seven in the sum of fifty dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL EIGHT That certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Wrangell, together with the dwelling house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. Mary A. Wilson as a residence Bids will be received for parcel eight in the sum of three hundred dollars or up wards
 PARCEL NINE All outstanding and uncollected book ac- counts, shown by the books of the late firm of Wilson & Sylvester
 Bids will be received, and letters of in quiTy may be addressed to either of the address, or in care of the Wrangell mill Wrangell, Alaska.
 MARY A. WILSON,
 Administratrix
 and T. (. McHUGH, Administrator of the copartnership estate of Wilson ss Sylvester
 Dated January 9th, 1909, J6F4
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1909:
 at Wransell. Alaska

All offers for private sale or bids at pub lie auction, must be accompanied by current funds 20 the amount of ten per cen. of the price bid. All sales to be fOr cash. subject to confirmation hv said Probate Court The undersigned resert. 'he right to reject any and all bids.
 PARCEL ONE.
 The sawnill property, containing the land aaG premises, particularly described in said order Of sale, upon which the Wrangell mill sn box factory is situated together with The store, office building, blacksmith shop boarding house. residence, barn, Cuthouses. buildings and structures. dry kiln, and 5ther appurtenances used in the conduct of Sad business said saw mill and factory be- ing equipped with saws and machinery used Tor the conduct of said business boilers, en- zines and appliances used therein; the wharyes, lumber sheds, platforms and other appurtenances connected herewith; and also the WTangell mill log boom lying adia- sent and contiguous to the above mentioned premises. and being particularly bounded stld described in said order of sale; and also that certain water right, easements and servitudes, together with the dam, damsite, the land used and occupied therefor, pipes, pipe lines and appliances, and the water right for the supply of water and power to said Wrangell mill which water right is located on Mill Creek
 Bids will be received for the property em. praced within said parcel one at twenty shousand dollars CT upwards
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
OUR WEEKLY
 PEER AMID
Items of Interest Gathered From
 Here and There

Don't fail to read the notice of sale of the sawmill property which appears elsewhere on this page.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
PARCEL THREE

Seven hundred thousand feet, more or less, of saw logs situated in the boom and 1n the premises of said Wrangell mill.
 Bids will be received for parcel three ill tie sum of forty-fve hundred and fifty tolIars or upMards
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES

Following is report of the Christmas exercises at the Presbyterian church, which vas handed to us after last week ; issue had gone to press:
 Hallelujah Chorus Hanriel
 Prayer
 Song, 'gf Love to Sing the Old Song : Recitation, Merry Christmas" Recitation When Christmas Songs Song, Out on th& Hills, ' Giebel Recitation ''Sar of Bethlehem" Recitation; "Remenber the Poor" Song, Hear, o Hear Them" Falcoher Recitation, Christmas Bell'' with exercise Recitation, My Teddy Bear Song, fShepherd's Lullaby" Song, '"Tis the Birthday of the King" :: Giebel Recitation from "Hlawatha" Song, Ring Out the Bells," Falconer Song, Ring to Loves Sweet Story" Post Cantata.
 Play With Santa at the Pole" a trip to
 the Polar Sea in fle Roosevelt in
 search of the pole and Santa, who was
 lost on his way to Aurora Land Christmas Closing Song Handel Presents to Sunday School
 Those who saw and heard this pro- gram say that it was eScellently given, the play, in which the little ones acquitted themselves like old time performers.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07

After the present voyage of the Hum boldt, the vessel will be taken to San Francisco to be dry-docked for an over hauling, after which she will return to the Seattle-Skagway route, running as an independent steamer-unless she is in the meantime chartered by ons of the other companies.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07

The Uncle Dan is. being remodeled by having several feet added to her length. and Admiral Johansen will carry the west coast mail in the Duckland until the regular carrier is ready to resume the route.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-07

Drop into the Mint and c. Denny for ffree lunch every evening.
 Louis Olsen has been acting in the tapacity of night watchman during the c''d,. dry weather.