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in fcii bit?i Ileal UlMiUma, ?iul fiu*
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truiu cOiail No- S. 0>?U* liajr Mill**
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UtIS IUI* OPENS HIS FACE
! ! Continued from Page 1.]
?Mi R Maus, commanding officer u t
j Ux- lV^wtiiMii of Um Columbia. ?bo
returned to Yamouver barracks late
1m ut&iu after a. trip o t Inspection
of army jm j?U Ui Mnrkn
tiu acute fc? tin- ilWfttM MwnMHf iJje
Mm?iOii?iuti of the inuup thiu Ueu.
Mau? uxrtart* government aid w4B
probably have u? he invoked to bring
"*"? l< the penniWs iuud out Hnrf
wiotar season lk over Idriurud
itaejf tu> sit Eldorado *b?<re treasure
await* ouly to be pickd up, hi a utte
Uk**i IUk>y Uefi. Maus bursted the
but?U?r of its r*-vuU J rk-hueaa by say
tug U uu he doubt* if more than $150,
Wk> wtU be taken out from the whole
ramp tni? year.
So m-tvous ik* .-. lieu Maus consid
er tin- condition of rhifc** to IdKarod.
whoa?c tltwtxutiun has been caused
chiefly by the false reports sent out.
that he tutetMl* to have ewcy future
ropo<~i o i a guki strike that counts
out of Alaska by military telegraph
invcttUgMed that the true facU may
b* found and slated
"I examined the ldkarud camp ami
marie a map of it aad the lunoko
rtvvc fruui Yukon to IdH&rod City,
iuut u> within eight nuk-s of Otter
creek, where gold was discovered,"
said lieti Maus Ust night.
"la Idicarud and vicinity are be
iwwo 2tMX> and ijtMJ persons The
u??a is a miserable site. Nearly all
ot ?r the pUwe there is mud up to
one a k:?**> There is nothing in the
way of aixxMiunodatioue.
Poor jJid scanty meat. cost $1.50.
Many there are in absolute destitute
uxdiUiu. They eanuot mscure ein
j pAoyilfceUt. IwT UhTk' IS uoUe for theUl
1 will be greatly surprised if a Urge
Ii.m.t-J juv not taken out before the
wiut*r is over by the government, or
oUier charitable means
"Uu the way u> ldUurod 1 saw hun
dreds gouig who had IHtle of any
i tiuug When they reached ld'tarod
they could get no work and praotk-ali
| be*ame puhhc charged.
"1 luteud u> have ovury report that
ouuk< out of Alaaka by the military
u-iegraph lines investigated in order
U> have all the true facts stated,
i-'alse reports hurt Alaska and they
should be Uiadv. They hurt the
puoj>el therv and cause einbairassiue: t
Many old iujacts seem to have btvu
Utu*. by tilt report of the ru-huetc; j
THE CITY DOCK
Sukv Uu- went additions to the
City Duck, the t>usui*ix> of that in
sUtutuMi it increasing rapidly with
every reason U) hop*1 that the future
. revenues will rnorv than justify the
outlay.
During the month of August tour
boat* ouuie a total of seven landing
at the dock: bringing 79 tons of
coal ami 128 tons of merchandise: I
and miring gi u>iis of merchandise. I
I The wharfage, dockage and profit on
,coJ amounted to $173.-3. The ex- j
iwote, fur longshoremen, $10, salary
of wharfinger. 26 days at $3, $78.00.
Total expense $?s 00.
During the month of September,
ten bouts made a total of eighteen
landing* leaving 235 1-5 Ujh*> of m?
i hand^x: and taking 25 tons. The n
! ccdpts for wharfage and dockage ? no
voul sold ? were $185.75. Expwjseb.
longshuriug $12.25; salary of wharf
-ng*r 28 1, days, $85.50. Total ex
pens** $?7.75. Net returns for two
1 months, $173. 25.
The steamship Northland landed 75
Uins of Lady-smith coal at the dock
Saturday night. 500 tons more of
?_0fc> fiue ouaJ has been ordered and
sboukl arrive within the week. The
j plan of the new bunkers ? dumping
the coal through large openings in th
roof without the intervention of hop
pers and cars ? works fine, and saves
, expense ? Douglas Island News
P. E. Kern will be at his old store
from 7 o'clock until 8 o'clock each
evening to give all an opportunity to
call and settle their accounts. All
' Interested persons are requested to
call 6t
Tuck is there Juat the same, at
tte Board of Trada
SAVED
By T. DtWiTT BOWMAN
Copyright. 1M0, by American
Association
I Farmer lusley was teasing about In
t*xl vainly trying to sleep At last ho
trout-, went to the window ami look til
out. The moon was at tho full. llluml
uatlug everything In sight? uauiely.
the undulating plain, scattered dwell
ings and the meeting house more than
2U0 years old Suddenly Insley opeued
his eyes wider tbau they had been
oiieucd during his sleeplessness. A
light passed across one of the win
dows of the church. He went to the
door, 0|>eued It uud stood looking out.
All was still. Not a house was lighted
save by the moon. Not a living crea
ture was lu sight.
The light appeared again. This time
it was stationary for a few seeouds.
then seemed to have been extinguished.
lusley hurried luto his clothes and
run as fast us Ids legs would carry
him to the church. As he proceeded he
thought that he had better see than be
seen He knew the church well and
felt confident that he could enter by a
basement window. A tall tree cast a
shadow on his approach. Finding the
window, he crawled In stealthily, and,
guided by sufficient light from without
to enable him to see his way. he as
cended a staircase lending up Into the
vestibule. Opeulng a door only so far
as would enable him to peep Into the
body of the church, he saw a strange
sight.
Two men were standing by a w lu
dow, the moon shlnlug full In their
faces. The oue was young and of city
meln? that b. so far as Insley conld
see by moonlight alone. The other
was dressed In the garb of a clergy -
man. The men were talking, but he
could not hear what they said. Now
and again the younger man would
take out his watch and look at the
time lmi>atlently.
Then Insley heard a knock at the
church door. The men beard It too.
and the younger hurried to the front
of the church. The watcher, that he
might not be seen, descended the
stairs, but not so far that he could (
not know what passed In the vesti
bule. The young man opeued the
church door and admitted a woman.
! There was no light for him to see by,
but he could hear.
I "Sweetheart." said the man, "what
has kept you?"
"I heard father tossing about In beo
and dared not venture."
"Well. come. It will soon be over,
aud then you'll feel better. You are
all unstrung."
"Oh. 1 can't."
These were the last words Insley |
heard, for the man drew the girl Into
the body of the church and toward the
other end. insley entered and passed
In shadow part way down an aisle en |
terlng oue of the high pews. Ihe two
men and the woman were In shadow,
but presently lusley saw one of the
men and the woman standing In a
flood Of moonlight, with their backs ,
toward him, while the man In clerical
garb faced him and them. The clergy
man held in his hand a lamp or can
die covered so that its light could only
shine on the page of a book he held In
hhi hand.
Insley knew that a marriage service
was about to be performed. Whether
It was a case for Interference or one
to suffer to proceed he knew not. But
he had passed the romantic age when
one sympathizes with those who would
wed in opposition to their parents
wishes and was not minded to permit
tho marriage without being Informed
of the circumstances attending It One
thing made him suspicious. The pas- J
tor of the church was a large man.
while this one was of medium height
and slender. Besides, the pastor was
not a i>ersou to wed couples in his
church at midnight and If he did would
not require a light upon his book by
which to read the marriage service.
True enough, a marriage service was
begun. Insley could hear every word.
When the clergyman asked If any one
had aught to say why the two should
not be Jo'ned together In wedlock Ins
ley said solemnly:
"1 fcrbld."
the same .time he dropped down
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Into the pew. He did not see the com
motion bis words produced, but be
heard a woman's cry.* Then there
were Indistinguishable sounds and a
muffled voice:
"We'd better get out. Some ono's
got on to It You'll be Jugged for
this."
"So will you."
Insley heard steps? men's steps? hur
rying past him In the aisle and passing
out of the front door. As soon as all
was 8 till he went down to where he
had seen the bridal party standing.
Ills foot pressed something lying in
the dark on the floor. Stooping down,
be felt a woman's form. Raising her,
he carried her to where the moonlight
I shown upon her face.
Great heavens, she was his own
; daughter!
She came to herself, and by the light
she saw him gazing down upon her
w ith a mingled expression of surprise
I and pain.
I "Father!"
j "Bessie!"
"Is it a dream?"
"No. dear heart, not ?l dream, but a
reality. Some one from above? possi
bly your mother? sent me here to save
! you."
lie carried her home In his aims. It
was the old story of a villain from the
elty seeking by a mock marriage to
lead astray a simple country girl.
Really Seasick.
Here Is a seasick story we have not
heard before: Bride and groom slttl
I on deck, both very seasick. "Henr*
I do you love me as much as ever?" the
bride asked the groom.
"Yes, my darling." the groom replied,
"more than ever."
The bride turned her head away for
a moment and then said to the groom: '
"1 thought that would make me feel
better. Henry, but It didn't."? Atchison
i Globe.
After the Deere*.
Dakota Judge (to uian who had lost
the case)? Weil, what are your plans
for the future, sir?
Man Unhitched? I think I'll stop
marrying and settle down.
In Demand.
"1 am opposed to social distinctions
of every sort!" said the emphatic
woman.
"But." protested Mrs. Crosslots, "a
line must be drawn. Suppose you suc
ceeded In getting a good cook. You
wouldn't keep her a week If you Intro
duced her to your friends."? Washing
ton Star.
Moving.
Seymour? It seems as If the Joneses
were moving all the time. They have
raouHl three times already this year.
Ashley? Oh, the Schanger family
beat that record. They are on the
move so much that they think of go
ing to housekeeping In a moving van.
?Philadelphia Press.
A Heated Wish.
"Don't you think you would like to
come in and take a drop?"
"No. but I wish the thermometer
would."? Baltimore American.
Consider the Willie* of the Golf Field. ;
They toll not. neither do they spin, j
but Solomon In all his glory was not
arrayed like one of these.? Puck.
Lead Pipe*.
By polishing lead pipes with pumice
and a wet rag and then applying
white varnish they may be kept bright
indefinitely.
Heat Measurement.
A calorie, the unit of measurement.
Is that quantity of heat required to
raise the temperature of one gram of
water one degree centigrade.
A Rub For Tennyson.
When Alfred Tenuyson appeared In
the Oxford theater to receive his D. C.
L. degree it la said that his disheveled
hair and generally negligent state pro
voked the undergraduates into greet- j
lng him with the Inquiry. "Did your .
mother call you early, call you early. I
Alfred, dear?"
First Printed Almanac.
The first printed almanac was the
"Pro Plurlbus Annls," Issued at Vlen- j
na in 1457 by an astronomer named j
Pur bach.
Parasite Flowers.
Curious excrescences resembling
rude flowers grow on trees In Tierra
del FUego. These are found to be due
to a parasitic growth, but the "flow- j
ers" consist of the Inner wood of the j
tree which has been forced through
the bark and assumes various fanciful j
shapes, often those of the classical
acanthus, seen on Corinthian capitals.
The parasite that causes the growth is ;
a relative of the mistletoe.
New Brunswick Forests.
New Brunswick has about 8,000,000
acres of flr, spruce and pine.
Boiled Alligator.
Boiled alligator flesh has a tasts
very much like that of veal. It Is
much eaten in India.
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BLADDER
and all
Discharges in
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Eitf h ctpcttW bear* ifc?
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Sold by all ini((t?u.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
Go to tlie Dominion Cafe In White
r-orao for good home cooking. tf '
The famous Ciympla been on ?
draught or by the bottle at the Board ?
of Trade. Phone 1-5 and It will be
delivered.
Lowney's Candies. Box Candies, all
kinds of Chocolates, Glaces, Creaui |
and Bon Bons at TONY DORTERO'S. I
Dominion Cafe. tf j
None better or purer than Gibson
| Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders
by Phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot.
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced j
prices as they are getting too old
to hold ana sell at a profit Yours,
tf. Harm an Grimm
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Foot of Sixth Avet iu?
Most elegantly furnished house
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Every modem convenience
Electric lights ? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
Porcelain batb? on every floor
Board and room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mr$. ft. $. Piffles
Proprietress
CANES
Straight
Hooked
Fancy
Plain
FROM 65c TO $2
Dont forget the number
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BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
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WHAT8 THE U5ET
What Is the use In walking when
you can call up Itjen and get a ride
In the hack? Phone 84 tf.
What'a the uae of burning green
wood when you can call up lUen and
get a rick of dry wood delivered at
once? Phone 84. tf.
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Strength
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