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MiAUWAY, ALASKA, SATFRDAY, MAY 7, 1910
PRICE, 10 CENTS
All Business Is At Standstill ?
Great Sorrow Manifested ?
Statesmen Predict National
Gloom ? King George The
Fifth Takes Formal Oath
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BOYAL NEPHEW
WILL ATTEND
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(By A!*k* **** Bureau)
Spring-Summer |
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' ? v, u in
this town.
We invite you to ?-xaw
iue thetu? Both for qual
ity ami price? before
making your i*>rchase
Our line of Oxfords iu
Titi*, Ox Bloods, Patent
ami (tuu Metal are as
Ifue as ?*ae be found iu
the rflate*
All the latest uovelties
iu Hats, Neck Wear, etc.
H. J. LYNCH
"?"? i - * - ri_._ M.k?fiAmk?ra An J Ladies Furnishers
DEATH LIST
MOUNTS HIGH
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
SAN J I' AN. May 7 ? The death list
of the Cart ago earthquake has now
r^uhetl la<W and It Is thought that
-here are still many more who have !
list their Uvea.
HILL ASK FOB
INlfESTIfiflTION
(By Alaaka N?wa Bureau. >
SEATTLE. May 7 ? J. J. Boyce auj
A. Sutherland arrived here today
alia Itrfi on tht? traiu this morning
on route for Washington where they
*'U ?-ek an investigation of the
^ h-irges upon which they were sum
:uarily dUnueaed from their offices.
SEAL POACHERS
WIUILAII Ulllfa
(SpecW to tta D*lbr Alaskan >
SITKA. May 7? The Japanese seal
er Tora Maru cam*? here today for a
vupply of water to last until Unalas
fca Is reached. The captain of the
Tora reports that fourteen Japanese
seaten are now prey in* on the seal
just outside of bitka.
The seal herd is now on its way
uorth to the Prtbilof Islands.
II POLITICIAN
UNTIL DEATH
(By Ala*Ka Burwau.)
I NBW YORK. May 7? Tom Johnson
I th,- Cleveland politkHan. returned to
I Oay from Europe. In an Interview
I h gave It out that he was going Into
| politics again and would stay in pot
? iUea until he died.
I When In doubt about your Sunday
| Pinner, ask "Ed," or <*11 up 1-3.
11 BE NO
FINANCIAL PANIC
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. May 7 ? The financiers
un Wall street had a session that
lasted all night long discussing the
de?th of King Edward and the prob
able effect in th<? world's money marlc
fcts. It is not believed that there
will be any serious results or that
a panic will ensue.
ALASKA GEIS
APPROPRIATION,
(By Alaska N ?w? Bur#au.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 7? The
Sundry Civil bill reported in the
House today contains provisions for
:he appropriation of $200,000 for sup
>lies and education for Alaska, and
140,000 for the sub-divisional survey
the Alaska public lands.
ACCIDENT Mir
COS! FOOT ;
Joseph Beauchamp, wno una a
louiestettd on Burro creek, but who
ias been working on the wharf un
oading freight from the Elsa had a
arge and heavy casting, which was
>eing taken off the boat fall on his
'ight foot last night crushing It
Rightfully and causing a compound,
,'omminuted fracture. He was con
keyed to the White Pass hospital and
Dr. Gabie attended him. Dr. Gable
reports that amputatiou of the foot
may be necessary, altho every effort
will be made to save that member.
It will be remembered that Mr.
Beauchamp fell on a defective side
walk in 189S and broke his left leg
from which he has never fully recov
ered and from which he has always
suffered more or less.
PRINCESS RQYM. DUE OH IOKDM |J
p. F. W. Lowle, agent for tho C.
P. R. Co., received a cable today to
the effect that the Princess Royal
sailed fro in Vancouver on the night
of Mai- 5th at 11 o'clock and would
arrive in Stag way on Monday next.
The Royal has 47 passengers and 140 |
tons of freight for this port.
Olympia beer, draught or bottled,
at the Board of Trade. ^
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J
LEE'S
....LICE KILLER....
Get your Chicken Coops aud Yards Free From Lice
before your Little Chicks Come Out
Pint Bottles 25c Half Gallon Bottles 65c j
Quart 11 85c One Gallon Cans $1.25 *i
f GANTY & FRANDSON
*-? " 1 1 n r t m 1 1 1 1 n r ihi M"i
"PROSPERITY AND 600D TIMES "
ALONG THE LINE" SATS WHITE
Stroller" White arrived on last
night's train to pay Skagway one of
his regular visitations and dissemin
ate good fellowship and "I'm glad
that I'm alive" spirit among his
tnany admiring friends.
Speaking of the outlook in our
:ieighboring town he said:
The outlook for YVhitehorse, Car
L.uss anu, in ract, the entire South
ern 1 ukon, never wore such a ros
eate hue as at present. The com
pletion of the railroad spur to the
Pueblo mine where there is 400.000
tens of ore lying on top of the
ground and only waiting to be broken
ujj duu u>aueu into cars, means pros
perity with a big "P" for* VVhitehorse.
Everybody feels there that hence
forth the copper belt will rank as
me of the world's greatest producers.
At Carcross the spirit of prosper
ty stalks rampant The Big Thing
sine is working full time and ore is
etng shipped regularly. The Venus
iii tjunraa is also working and good
results are being obtained. The town
Careroes is building up and before
the summer is over will present
Quite a metropolitan appearance. In
fact, this Is the Year 1 for all of
Southern Yukon."
SHEET STEEL
STAVES IN SIDE
On Thursday last Jerry O'Neill
vho was working on the wharf in the
*,j.ng wnicn is unloading the heavy
freight from the Elsa had five ribs
broken and otherwise bruised and is
aow laid up in the White Pass hos
pital. He was working in the hold an
i large sheet of iron that was being 1
>Oiated s- - - - ? I
rib ou tne rigni
Jerry will be confined In the hos
pital for several weeks.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BADLY SHAKEN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 6? Southern
California has felt a number of se
vere earthquakes today and since the
news of the Cartago disaster has be
come known much apprehension is
felt.
John G. Morrison of Haines, wh
has been marooned in Skagway for
several days on account of wind and
gasoline, got away this afternoon ou
the Peterson.
That VV hitehorse will endeavor to
*'n back that baseball cup at her
ipproaching celebrating is the state
iWUI- 01 ?? J- wane or mat place,
who says ;
"WUtefcorse will have the best
t^asebail team this year she has ever
?d and they will be all-star amateur,
?agar, "Cham" Champagne and "Pop"
\eily to say nothing of a dozen
w more representatives of the pres
int generation, and from the agreg
;ation a winning team will be select
ed that will put the everlasting ki
bosh on anything Alaska can rake
ind scrape. We have two new men
Tor a battery, Curve and Ketchem,
one of whom is employed on the
railroad spur and the other in the
shipyards. They are Invincible and
the cup is as good as ours right
now."
George Fickhardt, thei Carcross mer
chant, came over on lasC night's train
to visit his brothr Fred and incident
ally to take in the Skagway Band
dance on Monday night next. George
will return home on Tuesday.
I1IIIIIIIB
We Welcome
Comparison
At all times and find
that we always gain a
customer when our
merchandise and val
ues are Critically Com
pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
We have just received
a fine line of
The
Trafalgar
Wool Hats
Direct from England
A Fine Line of
Oxford Shoes
For Summer
Copyright 1905 by
Hirt Schafeor ?f M?rx
WILL CM CLOTHIER!
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