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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

Pursuant TO a decree OF me (1rGSl1
ssnia. made and. entered on The Sd day
OF June. 1915. in chancery Ordef Boofs
No. 81. page 1os- in bhe caanceTy ea 4s99
OF Curtis W. Davis against >. W. 6asAA
sATuEDAx, THE 1oEh DAY eoF
ait the front. door Of the Court House
Of Harrison County. West v5rgtSrsa, "a. as
100 o'clock z. NJ. OF ohat day o1er ZOE
,er or parcel Of land. with the bui1dtng.
Creek. IN the town OF wallace, Sardis
rintars more particuIarly bounded and
descrSbed as follows. to Wit
Beginning at@a stake at Main feSs,
a 1s9s e 81 aeF 20 e sa 81 N ss1 100 1ees
to q stake and alley: thence with sac
alley s:1-e w; 5lA FEET 70 e s Esfs1:
line OF Lot No. 80 s: b23z W. Ses5 ZEE
to stake at Main Street: thence VIII
ferfn11fng. containtng liza square rods
Excepting however thecefroEn al OF 1ee
coal, on. natural gas end ofaer ntInesSS.s,
witlin or underlying said lot or E2 sIs
eel of land. and being IotNo: % as la1o
down on ts1eNplat madeNby,-S- e toLlto.
County SsrEeyoE: dsssass =, sj3a Or
nee of the County Clerk OF HarT1So eG
County in Deed Book No. 10 page -;
and also being fae 11E29 To- ar5 lie
co,evayed TO = W. Hall by deed beartne:
date the 9Th day Of Js Gs: - 3s q
EIsr-fson County IN Deed Book No 15.=
page e4s.. also being the same LOT ssaas
was conveyed to Lulu, Belle H 1ann +S,a
~ day OF August 1913. OF reeord in
the County, Clerks Once Of HaErso s
Gonnfy4n Deed Book No 224 paSe 24s-
--ERAfs OF SALE:-ooe-baH cash IN
hand on cay OF sale. ard the resfdpe
to Be paid IA three months rom 10
daxe Of said sale. the purchaser eTeeut-
SnrS his s1x per cent interest bearing
note. with approved seeurdty and q Tea5
s ~ The unpaid purchase money
- CHARLES 6. COFFMAN.
Special Commissioner
wada conuaan Clerk OF the
--,,,.,,ft Court OF Harrison County West
virEinia. hereby ceseify that bono w1saa;
80 ~, the penaity provided by said de-.
cree. has been given by said Spectal
teos1ata1sseoAte I WADE coFTalAN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

purchase price or as much more as che
purclaase- may elect 20 pay: c $50, IN
In two eoual payments OF nhree a:nr SIX
months. respectively. the purchaser 90
his interest bearing pcoGntS9orJ roe.
WIN rood secuItty and a vandorsS len
shall be Retained IN the deed conrey1nS;
said real estate to forthe- secure E11e:
1922, CHARLES 6. coFEaEAN.
Special. Cersamt s<!onera
L Wade Co6naa.n.- Clerk or I7e
Csrcu5t Court OF GARRISON County. w ess
Virginia hereby csEtify that bond vs9 a{e,
nroytde6 by said decree. has been given
BY said Special Con1rnisstoner ..
I WADE CoFFS 1LfeIs,-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

wAsSTED-A good girl for general
dnouservork IA private Family: a Eooo
home Tor right panty. Mrs w. F.
Creighton. ZtestzE W. Va Bel phone
1006-R-3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

or znothers helper.
only chose with experience need appfy.
must have refereaces- Apply .a- 642
Nulberry street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
su11sfoNS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
70 the sheriff Of Harrison County.
You are hereby commanded. as We
mon Thomas Bowman 70 appear oe9SEe
the Judge OF our Circu3S Court q d hi
ar said Court, at rules to be held
fs9e-aefu for said Court. on the drst Not
TaI-T IN Jr1y next to answer BEL IN
CIa-cery sx3rfk1ted aSaiaSt him Ia Our
SAID Court by Lula A. Bowznan ana
daISe them there thds writ
WTTNFsSS Z Wade CoHu1an. Clerk OF
our said Court at the Court HeuSe OF
IaiS and "a the SIND year OF the Sfaca-
- y INVADE COEFMAS-
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
County OF Harrison
A. -u1eS 3.@Jd In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circu1c Court OF Ha-E5Sons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
no the sheriff Of harrison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
NoT1c1E or JuDIc1AL SALE oE
REAL ESTATE !" WALLACE.

Pursuant TO q decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County. West VT.
Esnia, made and entered on The 3D. day
OF June 1915. In Chancery Order BOOK
No. 81, page los. in the chanceFy cause
OF Curtis w. Davis against ). W. Han
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
EOR SALE-LOIS

-ro.od adI7ition level and WEI located.
The following factories are 1ocated IN
Norwood: Norwood Class CO..
bur=ta Plate Glass Co. and AcNteo.i
PotTey Co. Address LOT care Teae-,
rsfAca
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
FOR SALE-H0uses
FOR SALE-farI77S

OHIO FARM FOR SAL-1oo acres,
GOOD house and barn. plenty fr11t one
and one-haN miles 10 railroad Setat$on.
WEI sell at sacrifice. account am
so siralated couaor look a6eer farm
W-5te me- viii deal dir1ct with pur-
chaser, and save you land aSenty
profit NJ J. Charlton. care B. 20
Railroad Stewart Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

: SSn,,SnIeey1fnr- al modern convcnSeoceSs.;
ann1y at 1e5 West Pike street q Sad
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

ToB RFNT-Two furnished front rooms
fog Light aoass$issss2laas ri nete apply
20, + y1,,I.SfR street afteTs $50 p. NJ
~ =. csIi Eeii 3OI-J. Home 49e-N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

FOR SALE-A Farm OF q acres. most
Of 1t In bluegrass: all kinds OF 6rutt.
good out bufsdIagS, lair mouse. one
AID one-haH mile TO Ohio river. Price
$1,000. Address Mrs Susie R1tten-
ger. HocIeiaEporr O.. r. F. d. No I.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

FOR RESr-rwo furnished roonns IN n
che Jones AparrneretS- -Ap<1t ltss-ile - -.
1e1 Mechanic street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

NOE REST-nwo furnished roocnS lot
35r-ht Housekeeping 10 couple waeno sc5
chiIdren: hot and cold water' SaS a ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

TO CALIFORNIA and the ExposlfIons
with optional side trip 20 che Grand
CANYON ALI expenSeS-EIRST CIASS.i
S1S7 Send for literature To J. B.
suffolk Jackson Bldg. PittslSurE- Ea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

TIE OIL. being y OF
to be delivered free
pipe, and X OF the
oyalty from the gas,
Q within and under
ain lots located anG
tge of Do1a on the
Tenn14Ie Creek,
Harrison County.
designated oa the
1 town OF Do1a
10, which royalties
o the said Daily
8 lifetime, IN that
onveyance executed
on to Benjamin h
the "a day OF April.
the County Clerks
County, IN Deed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

. Xxx 1e-S1 81 30 week Bath. electro
1irhfs Mr.. o. H MeatcJ. ga OF So-
MouticeIr0 avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

FOR RENTING room apartment, 4s-
Lee street large rooms. closets, We
rarudaS. all rooms light and airy. ele-
CANT view; all 54oodern tCprove1neIts-
5000 per month Occupahcy July Isl
ApplyaG 49, Leo street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
WANTED-MaIe Help
WANTED-Female Help

WANTED lady cook APP
ply art once Corn1nercta1 doeea. West
Pike street over Odeon Theatre.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

ToR RESr-rwo large atty rooms 3 3os
H<for housel1eeptnE Apply at $40
S6Irh sixth street Glen Elk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

FOR REST-FaSe room cottage on
Ohio avenue. near Soop %. New Fair
de.7. Rent sl4 rr4onfh- Apply to w. L
Winfield & Co.. 212 Union Bank Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

Now -Corset5er at
MADAM ULMAE,S PARLoRS
and will take charge OF the
GoSSARDs CORSET.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

NoTICE-Aa parties hawa< claims
aEairet w A W311zt1oSon. WILL present
same to Robert McC11ng. on or be
fore June IS. 1873. AT R. a. Ktdda
Robert McclunE. C. n. c.. Agent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

FOR RESr-Stx rooms and bath D.
w. Jacobs. Room 314. Union Naftona1
Bank Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

papnred: all modern convenieuces:
kern avenue, Broad Oaks Call Home
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
FOR sALE-allsceaala

EoR SALE@Two Geoecato=E one s. b.
!. and one IS ID Inquire OF y. L.
Highland. C1ackSbuxE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02


Charles Russell, 1929 Harper aY.,
identified as man killed by l. c. train.
Coroner's jury returned verdict of &C
cidental death.
William Nye, barber, 7044 Went
worth aY., fined 800 for annoying
Ethel Parker, 6317 Ellis av. Arrest
ed on same charge before.
Mrs. Ralph Taylor, wife of insect
extermi4ator, 1913 Wieland, told pO-
lice that husband had taken some Of
his own poison and ran out of home.
Police searching.
Joseph Veara killed self in room at
1924 w. Jackson blvd. with revolver.
Out of work.
Detective Edward Ullmacher, on
force % years, handed in resigna-
ton. Says he is going to enjoy life
by getting away from citizens abuse.
Friends of Mrs" Anna Zippman
McDermott, who say she's wife of
Aid. McDermOtt, to get together to
form petition to have alderman i'm
peached. McDermott to leave hos
pital in few days
No value fixed on estate of Samuel
DalzeIl, pres. of Ill. Third Vein Coal
Co., who died recently. Relatives re-
,ceived bequeste
Counterfeit money orders, inn
provements on those of government,
being circulated. Hold money orders
to light. If they have dark horizon
tai lines don't take them.
Condition of Capt. Meagher, i'll with
pneumonia, serious.
Harrison Martin, accused of Mann
act, released by dept of justice,
James Nye, Windemere hotel, APP
pointed foreman Of February grand
jury sworn in yesterday. To take up
police graft investigation
John Taliono stabbed and struck
on head with cut in fight with Charles
Abalano, HOO w. Taylor, over pool
game. Abalano arrested.
larvae MIa dali Ia,,o. C,,II;,,an erd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

hereafter. Edith PiccOtti operator,
held up for I'd time yesterday. $6.
Three young men attacked Carl
Snyder, 1886 N. Racine av., when he
refused to allow them to sleep in
barn. Snyder defended self with ak.
Men escaped. -.
Fuses in Armitage aV. car twice
blew out in tunnel. Passengers
forced to walk out.
Anton Maik, 1896 Wabansia, seri-
Ously injured when Madison st. car
struck and threw him out of auto.
Newspaper reporters to be admit
ted while county budget is being
made up. ...
Mrs. Lotti Mrumlinski, 252O
Throop, and 2 children, Amy and
Adam, and years old, died from
poison. Poisonous herbs thought to
have been mixed with tea. Police in
yestigating.
William WoIkenstein, IS, -4424 S.
Ashland, ran. away from home to be
an actor Police searching.
1t friends of Henry Bosch. Evans
ton butcher, who say he was not bur-
lied in his coffin week ago, appear
with that statement to Coroner Hof-
man he will order examination.
George Kacradoes, 1928 w. Lake,
robbed of SIG by2 men in his restau-
rant. .-.
100 dentists offices in Marshall
Field Annex building robbed Sunday
afternoon. 1000 worth of gold and
supplies taken.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS interests
lost control of ROsehin Cemetery Co.
yesterday when they failed to. pay
$4,000 due on part of principal fund.
Lansingh-Dempster interests to sue
coed them.
Creditors of Tabor Brewing Co.
filed petition asking appointment Of
a receiver. Alleged insolVent.
Postmaster Campbell to distribute
list of 100 farmers who want to sell
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
AMERICANS PLANT GUNS IN STREET
 or HAITIAN CITY

PORT AU PRINCE. Aug. 5.-Sooth- ing the unrest that has prevailed in this city for a week American guns were removed from the ships of the navy and placed in the streets of the city yesterday.
 They are proving factor in re- straining the populace from renewal of the outbreak which resulted in the death of the President. the Governor of the City. the Chief of Police and other citizens.
 Deadlock Over President
 The Haitian Congress is in dead lock over the election of President Several ballots have been taken but no successor to hte dead magistrate has been selected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
LATIN STATES TO JOIN U. s.
 IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Aug. b. secreta- ry of State Robert Lansing and six Latin.Anerican diplomats went into conference today with the end in view of restoring peace in Mexico
 WASHINGTON. Aug 5.- Latin American countries will join the Unit ed States in the movement Go restore order in Mexico This was the an- nouncement that was made here yes terday evening, and one that is wei comcd by the State Department.
 With the United States accepting the assistance of the South American States. there will be none in Mexico to question the good faith of the American declaration that this coun- try does not seek toadd to her Terri torial area through Mexican interven- ton of any kind or to secure any special privileges. according to those here who are familiar with the situa- ton.
 For this reason and others it is be- lieved that the number of people in Mexico who will welcome increased activity on the part of the United States in the effort to put down the various revolutionary movements and to restore order will be greatly in- creased by the action of the other Western Hemisphere nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
sANGUINARY FIGHTING
 CONTINUES AT WARSAW

LONDON, Aug. 5.-TeIegrams from Petrograd say that sanguinary fighting is proceeding both northeast and southeast of Warsaw. The Russian forces that remain at the Polish cap ital continue to hold the Germans in check at that place, though the Ger mans are pouring a fire from more than 200 siege buns into the Russian defences.
 It is believed here that the German entrance into the city cannot be de- layed much longer The Russian evacuation is in full swing, and it is stated that if the Germans can be kept at bay for another day, the Rus sian loss when the city falls will be insignificant when the magnitude of the operations are taken into account No Mercy For Those Responsible For
 Lack Of Ammunition
 Petrograd dispatches say that War saw will fall not because the Russian army was defeated but because of the failure of the ammunition supply along the line that has battled so valiantly during the last two weeks between the Baltic provinces and Ga licia The feeling at the Russian cap ital Is bitter against the officials who are responsible for the failure, and the government has promised that no mercy will be shown them when the responsibility shall have been placed
 Evacuation of Officials Soon
 The Russian officials at Warsaw are preparing for an early evacuation Arrangements have already been com pleted whereby United States Consul Fernando De Soto will care for the Russian interests there afetr the ev- acuation. Some of the Russian of. ficial establishments have already been abandoned
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
WARSAW IS CONQUERED
PENETRATE DEFENSFS OF POLISH
 CITY DURING NIGHT

BERLIN, Aug. 5. .- Warsaw, capital of Russian-PoIand, fell into the hands of the Germans this morning.
 Tenacious resistance was made by the Russian troops as Prince LeopOId's Bavarian troops, followed by strong de- tachments of Austrians and Saxons, hacked their way through both the outer and in- ner ring of forts during the night. Covered by an artillery fire that was concentrated at four points on the gates of the city, the Teutonic allies crowned their triumph by entering the city at 8 o'clock this morning.
 As the conquerors entered the Polish capital the Russian garri- son retired over the three bridg- es spanning the vistula river, to the Eastern suburb of Paga, after offering brief resistance.
 From Praga the Russians are retreating along the railway, leading to NOvo-Mnish and over the plain of the Northern rail- way, keeping touch with it's right wing, which rests on the NovO Georgiesk line.
 Entrance to the city was made over the KOlish Radom road. The last line of defenses was charged by the Bayarians at 6 o'clock this morning and the Russians left hundreds of their dead, in their wake.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
ISLANDER NOT YET
 LOCATED

Dragging for the wreck of the steamship Islander of the southerly point of Douglas Isload. has thus far failed to reveal che spot where the vessel lies on the floor of Lynn Ca nal. according to w. J. Rogers eN- pert diver who has financed the ex- petition. Mir. Rogers was in Juneau today.
 Mir. Rogers declares tbat the drag was made for a distance of 200 yards In every direction from the spot where the Islander 6as thought to have sunk. The spot where the Isl- ander went down, after striking an iceberg on August 15, 1901, is said to have been Fnown to Henry Finch. a veteran diver, who showed Mr. Rog- CTS its location on the charts. By no means dishsartened, Mir. Rogers an- nounces h.s determination to contin- ne the search for the vessel, having anticipated when the expedition was formed. that the location of the wreck would be no easy task.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
TRADE COMMISSION
 TO AID BUSINESS
 IN UNITED STATES

WASH1NGTON. Aug. S.-Plaus for constructive service Go American business. as well as machinery for en- forcing the federal trade commission act and the antitrust laws. have been provided in thep Ian or organization formally accepted by the federal trade commission. This plan is very largely creation or Win F. Parry of Seattle.
 The federal trade commission is composed of Joseph F. Davies. Wis consin. chairman Edward N. Hurley. Illinois. vice chairman; William G.l Harris. Georgia: Win H. Parry. Seat. Gle and George Roblee. New Hamp shire. The following statement has been given out.
 The task of organizing Che conn mission staff was complicated by the fact that under the federal trade com mission act the bureau of corpora tions. with It's staff and functions. was to be absorbed by the commission. The fact that important economic and legal investigations were under way by the bureau of corporations at the lime of it's absorption. which will not be completed for several months. likewise made more difficult the work of planning the new organization with a view Go it's larger functions.
 Finds Trained Staff
 On the other hand the commission fopnd in the staff Of the bureau Q bodv of trained and efficient men. who bv reason of education and eX- periencc. are familiar with many or the economic and legal problems that have been and win be presented to the commission.
 The organization has been divided into three departments. each with its chief and each with clearly defined functions and responsibilities. These departments are. first the admins trative of which the secretary of the commission is the chief the econo' mic. of which the chief economist is the head. and the legal Of which the chief counsel is in charge. In addi tion GO these three departments there are three boards of review. the econ omic board. the law board. and the joint board of review The first two boards. obviously. are concerned with the economic and law departments respectively. but the joint board o review is a co-ordinating body com posed or representatives of the econo mic and law boards. and has to d' with making matters involving mixed ouosffons of law and fact
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
EXHIBIT AWARDS MAE

Awards have been made t the Alaskan exhibitl at the Panam Pa. ciac Exposition and in a lete re- ceived last night, Governor Stoh is requested to ndtfy the reciliets The granting of lwards is maiebv number. and with the excepti,nof the Alaska Road Commission lo names appear on tlh list. A more d. tailed report is exIected in the uea future.
 Collaborators in ue preparation of the exhibit submitted by Governor J. F. A. Strong who have been grant ed silver medals are Col W. P. Rich ardson. c. c. Georges,n. Gates & Mo range. R. V. Sewell. Lenard M. Da wis. Miss M. F. Waner, Fairbanks Chamber of ComniFce. CordoYa Chamber of Commers Jessie J.. Mindelen. George w Henley. l.. K. Schweckebier and Lot Bates.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
FLAHERTY AGAIN
 HEADS KNIGHTS

SEATTLE. Aug. 5.--James A. Fla herty Of New Haven, Conn, was re- elected Supreme Knight when the Knights of Columbus adjourned it's thirty-second session here today. Supreme Secretary William J. McGin- ley and Supreme Treasurer D. J.. Callahan of Washington D. C., also were reelected.
 John Bonzano. personal representa- tive of the Pope. who was delegate Co the session. left for Washington and New York last night
 The bail given in the Hippodrome was a big success several thousand attending.
 Pope Blesses Convention.
 A telegram was received by the convention yesterday from His Holi- ness, Pope Benedictus. lt confererd the apostolic benediction on the Knights assembled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
RUSSIAN ARMY
 IS IN DANGER

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The fall of Warsaw was confirmed in re- ports which reached London from the four points of the com pass today.
 The evacuation of the Rus sian city had been considered so certain in London that today the vast turning movement of the German troops north of Warsaw excited the concern of the entente of allies.
 London military critics fear that the evacuation of Warsaw by the Russians was too late to save the armies of the Grand Duke Nicholas from grave dis aster, which would be inevitable if Field Marshal von Hinden- burg should get astride of the Warsaw-Petrograd railway.
 In the north the Russians are defending the line along the Elk au river, east of Mitau, which was captured by the Germans Monday.
 Strong German forces are on the march forty miles south of Riga.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
GOVERNMENT WILL PROVIDE MERCHANT
 MARINE FOR U. s

CORNISH. N H.. Aug. b. Secre- tary of the Treasury William G. Me Adoo, before leaving here yesterday with Mrs. McAdoo for their summer home at Northaven. Maine, said that the administration will push meas ures to provide the United States with an adequate merchant marine. "The Democratic party he said, lis pledg- ed the proposition to give the country a merchant marine that will meet its needs. and what the fulfillment of the pledge is receiving earnest consider ation." He predicted that there would be action on the subject by the next Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
GERMANY WILL PAY
 FOR FRYE

WASHINGTON. Aug 5-Germanys reply to the American note asking inc demnincaton tor the sinking of the American merchantmen William F. Frye by the converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Frederick was published in the morning papers today.
 The note refused to conceded that the sinking of Che Frye was in viola tion of American rights, which this country had insisted upon. Germany reiterated her justification for the act, but promised to pay for the yes sel, providing the price be fixed by experts from this country and Ger many.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-05
NoRrHMEsTERN ARRIVEs.

The steamship Northwestern, of the Alaska Steamship Co.,. arrived in port at 4:45 this morning on her way to Anchorage She had a heavy car go of freight for Juneau and Thane, and was in the harbor until this af- ternoon.
 Passengers for Juneau included F. F. Criteson. J. F. Meeker. c. P. Ku- bin and V. J. Rubin of Treadwen, A. C. Johnson, Edwin P. Davey, Miss Fannie Waite. Sophie Nikula and A.. Hempel.
 When the Northwestern sailed West she took the following passen- gers from Juneau: D. z. Bowen and Mrs M. Helrich for Seward; Frank Tascher. Oak Olson. F. L.. Faulkner. Hilda Overland. J. M. Hart, pr. T.. s. Keller, S. .H. Milwee. l.. T. Merry and Mrs. F. D. Kirmse for skagway and John S. copley for Knik