THE DAILY -3
ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIML PSPER
Nc -219 VOL. IX.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17 1906
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I Dry Goods,
I Furniture.
I carpets, Wall Paper,
i Paints, Oils, Glass
Phone's 4and55 Stores open evening s^J
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to whom It may interest!
We are now show ?
injr our new fash
ions in
Tall and
Winter
SuiK
Crawnctt
Coats and
Owrcoats
W hile not exactly
in the nature of
an exhibition the
showing is one
that will interest
all men who wish
to PRESS WKl.l.
Copvright iqc6* by
H?r; Sihitfnfr is' Mtrx
F H. CLAYSON & CO.
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,:O0i*. ho.-m .xv v vsuv Tourin and Brodwav!
f ? 'V.NTKAI.LV UH'ATKD BUST a l\V m m oi> a t tons ^
I New Home Restaurant
S Mr>. i\ Hilty, Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
JKIKTH AVK.NTK NF.AR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
PRINCESS VIM ON REEF
Big Canadian Pacific steamer runs ashore and is in a
precarious condition-Hope to pull vessel off at high
tike-No danger to passengers
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Victoria, Oct. 17? The Canadian Pa
cific steamer Princess Victoria went
ashore ihis morning on Fiddler's reef,
near this ^lace where she is in & pre
curious condition, thouph in noimmedi
ate dancer. A boat wi" just sent
ashore for assistance. No danger is
apprehended for the passengers. The
officials of tbe steamship company say
they hope to pull the bic craft off at |
the next high title.
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The Princes* Victoria is one of the j
finest passenper steamers on the Pa- .
cific owan, ?ntl i< ?ai i to be the fa?t*?t
st<>ampr on it. She piies f*twr#ri Vic
toria ami Vancover, makintr flailj trip*
In the summer time e*t*i*U her
trip to Seattle.
THOMAS CALE 10 BE HERF
SfVERAL BUS
Delegate tc Congress Coming Here Tomorrow
and to Remain Here Until Saturday Night
Reception Friday Evening
The reception for Hon. Thomas Cale. ;
j under the auspices of the Arctic Bro-j
therhood, will tak> place Fririay r.ifrht
I instead of tonight as previously an ,
nouoced. Mr. Cale will arrive here to
: morrow evening and be a truest of Skae
wky until Saturday clfht. The chunCf
( in the date of the reception was made
mvessary by the fact that the Canadian
upon which Mr. Cale came. up the river
from Dawson, failed to connect * ith the
train this morninc. This will give the
delegate to conjrreas two whole days in
this cily. i .
A dispatch from Pawaon to Seattle
says Mr. Cale is suffering from the ef
fect* of a football u*me and is on omt
ehes. The dispatch also savs he is still
for a territorial government for Alaska.
The dispatch, dated October 10, is as
follows:
"Hon. Thomas Cale, delegate id con
cress for Alaska. arrived here yesterday
on the stetmer Lavelle \ ounc. Mr.
i"a!e spra ncd his leg playing toot ha 11
while the steamer was disabled at
Pleasure -land and will have to use a
cmtch fot several we.-ks.
"Mr. i ile says the escape of Thorn
ton and I lend rick -on from the steamer
was the insult of carelessness on the
par: of tl e oftlcer in charge.
"A? to his political principles, the
del eg at' declares he will work for a
territorial government for Alaska so
that th? couQlrjr can make Its own min
ing laws suitable to condition*. He
believes every claim that Is ?taked
snonld be worked thirtv days within
the first ninety, anddlscovery should be
made ltefore a grant is made. JHe
favors an evtenaive road syatem."
M ACTOR
Colored Soldier Kills Com
missioned [Officer
(Special llispatoh to Paily Alaskan1
Manila, CVt. 17 ? Serjeant Taylor, of
the :Nth infantry, coiored. yesterday
shot ami killed l.iem. Robert B. Cul
vert of the same recimont. No par
ticulars of the tratlpedv have been te-l
ceived.
Company L. of the 24th infantry ?
stationed at Skagway several year*
a*ro. Lieut. Calvert wu first lieuten- 1
ant in company M i 1
mil (iEf in
Hnt Only One Catches the
Train
WhiM>hor?p. Oct. 17 Thp r?aw?on
nrri rpd ypstprrtav afternoon from Paw
son -riiK r.V" imtsonc^r^ for Skagwav.
The Canadian arrived t hi* morning
at 10 o'clock wiili 85 psssrncprs (or
Skapway.
Cominc tip str.'am, thp Selkirk was
st Hi?c Sn'mon at 4 !i* a. m thr White
1 orsp at Yukon C-ossinc at 7 a. m. and
thp Prospector at Coffee Crerk at S:.T0
p. m.
ThP Charlrs Brown Oomrdj Com
|iain l* |>po|'1p hi Klks' Hall Thnrs
lav tiicht. Seal- at Unit's.
The Cup That Cheers
Gault's Blue Ribbon Tea in 1-2
and 1 pound packages
Black Ceylon. Green Ceylon
JAPAN
Golden West Oolong in 1-2 and
1 pound packages.
G-old Leal Coffee in tins
Oolden Gate Coffee in tins
Golden West Coffee in tins
The above goods are fresh and of the
finest quality. They always ffive
satisfaction
W. R. nfARSr ROASTED BV
j MS SUPPORTERS
I
Brooklyn Leader Calls Democratic Candidate
a Disrupter but Moves His Endorsement
Tammany Enthusiastic in His Support
(Special Dispatch to )>aily Alaskan)
J New York. ? >ct 1" -The cer.eral
democratic committer convened \es*er
Jay evoninr for the purpose of ratifying
the democratic ticket*- Senator I'. IT.
McCarr*n.lea''er of 1he Brooklyn dem
ocracy and head of thf executive com
mittee. made a ?|>eech in whicH he
i-oagted William K. Hearst, the demo
cratic candidate for eovcrnor Tfe ??i?1
he has disrupted the democratic party.
He said the lndcpenp?nce l<esjiie. as
an orKantration, blackmailed the demo
cratic party into arc<Ttinjj Hearst ami
'others of its members its nominee*.
He said there i* a c a-s of democrats
who rewnt this and will Jnot. vote for
Hear?t. After makinc 1 1> i ? stirring at
tack h<* morr ] the adoption of * run
lution endorsing (he entire democratic
t<cket from the tforernor?hip do?n to
the bottom M ?a? carried unanimously.
After the ratification of the demo
cratic ticket by the trer.erai enocutive
co-nmittee of th" democratic party
Tammany held a ratification meeting
It. *a< trMModuotnly enthutiaatic
;lo?olution? were nv?il ratine 'hat
.ie"er?on. .Iack?on ami Lincoln are dead
I but their i??i>?*? live: that the demo
rat ic party want" lire j?vne? an<l li*?
men: that It ha? hnth in the dem
ocratic platform and William R.
Hear?t
WILLSHOW
Brown's rompdv Company
Tomorrow Night
Charie*' Brown's Comniy Co. will
appear at Elks' hill tomorrow erenin*.
Thin company i? on the way outside
h*v|nc played suooeaafu) engseements
ill Nome. Eairhanks ami Pawson. |i
There are 1* people in the rompany
and it is guaranteed to he the best ?.hnw
in the north thi* year It ?n received
with tremendons enthusiasm at all
point* at whioh it appeared
The Charles Brown Comedy Com- i
puny is not only the BIGGKST ANB
BE8T COMPANY, htil it ha* drawn
the BIGGEST AND BEST houses and
receivr 1 the HIGHEST PRAFSK of .
any acfjreeration of enterlainrr? that
ever played in ANY NORTHERN
TOWN. '
Seats on sale at Brill's tomorrow
The Charles Brown Co mil* I'om
pahy? !* people at Elks' Hall Thur*
day nighl. Seats at Brill's.
If yoa want the beat. atop at the
White Pass Hotel, Whitehor-e. Ererjr
thing new.
MAY GO
NVpRthpr Permitting viotor
ian Will go to Itowson
If thp wpnthf r eontinup* farorablp
and the Yukon rlopa no' full too f*?t it i*
lfkply that thp V e?ort?n. which w<-nt
rtown ?trT?m with a carro of 'rf>uht for
thp Whitr J'??? winter ??TTic<i. will
eontinup to Pawaon and mate a trip lip
Ihp rirrr from thai plao*
Thr Charlp? Brown i nmptiT l om
pun* I* pwplp *t I-'l Kw* Hull rh?r?
1?v nipht Spat* lit Hritt'a.
HhacwitT t-ww??lrr
For first-c.l*?* work trr Skagwaj
I .aun.irv Twenty-fire ?p*r?' Ptp?r:
"nop. T p]ppti0r!p ??. if
Thp Charlp* Hrnwn Comply ' om
[?nnr 1* peop'p at Klk?' Hall Thiir*
la> niffht. S*?i> at llritt*
Thp Fifth nvt-nitp hotpi i? the |p*ling
hodtplry in thp north It i* ?lp?n> h?a'
r<l, ha? eWwitly fnrnxhPil room*
?intr|p. pn unite am) with h*lh? iargp
unci well appointed "flic-. rp*linp *r*l
writinr room, ami 1?<Iip* Marlor I h^r*
ia nothing to pfjiiat it in Skapw?* Am
priean ami K'irof?eao plan IjiIpIv ren
nmted.
No better toothpowder
than Piso's antisreptic
It ic guaranteed to give satisfaction l?oth
by tlic manufacturer and the druggist
who sells it. Money will be refunded to
every purchaser disatisfied witli it See
our window display and ask for free
sample.
Wm. BBITT
THE DRUGGIST
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