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HILL GEL it
Loudon Paper Predicts
Home Kale for Ireland
Special Dispatch to Duly Al?sk?.)
London. Aug. 2S-The Chronicle,
forecasting the Irish legislation that
will he enacted at the coming session of
the British parliament. -?ys *n Irish
council -ill t* established at
Pubiin. having powers over Irish mat
ters the details of which will be out
lineu later, ard that the Irish repre
sentation at Westminster and Irish
powers :n the imperial covemment
will not be touched.
? SLft\E\0R GENERAL
MAY MOVE ALSO
Surveyor Genera! Pistin is advertis
ic?r for bids to remove the surveyor
cecerai's office from Sitka to Juneau.
? It is announced, hovever. th*t the re
moval order has not been received. It is
pected that it wi.l be forthcoming be
fore long.
The Marguerite cisar :s nsaue from
the r>es: Havana Tobacco and has no
evjjal. On sale at \\. Houghton.
I BIG WAR
Hill and H-trrimm Fighting
tor Milwaukee Control
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
1 New York, Aug. It was author
itatively announced on Wall street yes
te.\lay that a great war is on between
the Hill and Harriman'int-erests for the
control of- the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway. It is claimed that
more than $30,000,000 'are involved in
the s'ruggle.and that the contest will be
greater in its proportions and
more bitter in it.- chsracteristica than
was the famous Northern Pacific and
Turlington buttle three years ago be
tween the same forces. The Cauadiin
Pacific has become a supporter of Har
riot an.
Mr*. Brady G?Mto Boston
Mr?. John G. Brady, wife of the
former governor, and children left on
ihe Cottage City on its trip, for
Boston. where she will join her
husband. Their residence in the future
will be at Brookline, a suburb of the
Hub.
j Rente nber. Gage Millinery on dis
, play, Sa.urday, at Hariison's.
HARRISONS' ]
i Embroidery Bargains i
Off on all corset cover Kmhroideries. flounc
ing. insertions, edgeings. ami A Hover?.
-j Cents buys $1.00 worth all this week.
Millinery opening of "G-AG-E" Winter
Hats. Saturday September 1st- 1906.
I PHONES "1 auu UCT
w* mm j Bread. Cakes. Pies Dough B
HAITI A IllOrlP uuts and cookies. Cake
IIwIIIW ifmUVIW made to order. 'Phone 136
t?: ^ NORTH END GROCERY 3?c
? I
I Unless Von Raw Che
* IHon?y *
And inclination to
needlessly waste it
you should buy a
.r H. 5. & M.
or /
Adler &Sons
Fall Suit
of us this season
The choice of fabrics t
is large, the tailoring 1
is good, the fit per
fect and style abso
lutely correct.
And you can have ~
the suit ready to put
on at once.
Call and examine onr
immense line.
Copyright 1906 by
Har: Sc 'narfticr i!f Marl
f. fi. eiayson S Co.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
KZZr^7\:?Z":7s^ Tourtb and Brodway
CUBAN REBELS LOSE THE WAR
insurrectionists severely defeated in battle and yield
to peace negotiations-All of leaders but one will ac
cept amnesty and quit-Defeated general hangs out
Havana. Aug. 28? The rebels under
the command of Gen. Guerrera were
severely defeated last night at Cienfue
?0 by the government troops. It was
the first serious disaster to the insur
rectionists sine** the o jtbreak of trouble. |
The result of the battle has lead to^
peace negotiations which it is believed .
will b^ successful.
Senator Dolz, after a comuliaiion f
with President Palma, this morning,
says ail the revolutionary leaders ex
cept Gen. Guerrera have agreed to ac
cept amnesty and cease the rebellion, i
Geo. Guerrera still demands the an.
nulment of the recent |electioo?.
President Paltnn h*s ordered that the
recruiting of soldiers shall tease. He
cays the (fOTerntnent bus all the men
that will be required.
Panic Stricken Czar in Hiding
i Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
St. Petersburg, Aug. 28 ? On account
of the reign of assassination which
seems to have Russia within its clutches
the czar i? panic stricken. He is said
to be thoroughly convinced that his
end is near at hand. He refuses, ab
solutley, to see any one outside the
members of his immediate family so
thoroughly is he frightened.
Half of the servants at the palace,
some of whom have been employed
there for years, have been discharged.
The dismissal in each case was due to
the fact that the dismissed was not
above suspicion. More than a dozen
arrests have been made of persons in
the palace who were suspected with
having designs upon the life of the czar.
It is believed that i military dictator
snip will be established soon.
Czar'* Adjutant At????ln?ted
St. Petersburg. Aujj. 28-Oen. Min.
the personal adjutant of the czar, was
shot and killed by a woman on the
station platform at Peterhoff castle
this tooi nin?. The assa*sin submitted <
to arrest, after the shooting, by Min's 1
window . '
Following the Moscow revolt Gen. I
Min condemned to death many terror- |
ists. He has been one of those marked 1
by the flying group since that time. I
Po ifh Governor filled
Warsaw, Aug. 28-Got. Gen. Liartki
was shot to death while in his carriage |
thig morning. The assassin escaped. 1
S-nd Jaw. Back to Tortura
New York. Aug. 28? Forty Russian I
Jewish children, orphans caused by re- ?
:ent massacres in Rus>ia, who arrived
aere on the steamship America have
aeen ordered deported for coming into
ihe country in violation of the immi
gration laws notwithstanding that th?
Hebrew societies of this city have
promised that none of them shall ever
aecome public charges.
Slanehtaring Polio*
Moscow, Aug. 28? The t?rorwts h?ve
jegun the s'aughter of the police here
rhree were killed yesterday. The fore*
is resigning as fast as the resignations
will be accepted.
INS WIN Oil
I King Couuty Court House
Crowd Carry Primaries.
I [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan] |
Seattle Aug, 28-The King county I
republican primaries were held yester- ]
day. Incomplete returcs show that the
court house ticket has captured a
majority of the delegates. That insures
Ihe re-nomination of most of the pres
ent officials.
C*l?ry Grown In Sk?*way
Wildt's superior White Plume Celery,
Best in the world. A. F. Wildt, Phone.
76.
FOR SALE CHEAP
For sale cheap. A pood milch cow.
For particulars enquire at Daily Alas
kan this evening or Wednesday fore
noon.
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free in
place of tea or coffee. Come on boy
The White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse
has unlimited accommodations. Every
tbing strictly first-class.
Fall and winter cravanettes, and
winter suitings at Harrison's.
IN EEfECE
New Kate Hill is Now Liw i
Of Lairi
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan), I
Washington, A up. 2$ ? Thejnew rail
road rate law. which was the bone of
j contention during the recent session of
congress, went into effect at midnight
i last night. It is more stringent than
? any railroad regulation bill ever passed
! before oy the federal congress. All
| the large railroad companies have
! made or c'.aim to have made provisions
| for observing the terms of the law.
NO WORD OE
tllMBOl 01
| Nothing has been heard from the ,
I Humboldt due to arrive today. It is
expected that she will arrive here to- j
I night or tomorrow morning.
| Oyster Cocktail* at Paek Train
? ? ? _
The very best fresh oyster cocktails
| in the city are served at the Pack
j Train Saloon. tf
j New numbers io G. D. ''Just-rite
corsets at Harrison's.
~7T H I :'r \ H P3
Just Received
A Consignment of Columbia Rivrr
Chinook Canned Salmon
Best in the world
PREFERRED STOCK SUGAR SYRUP
TILLMOOK FULL CREAM CHEESE
Imported EMENTHAL SWISS CHEESE
We have the
I ROSE BRAND BUTTER? Always Fresh
Gamy k Fiandson
'Phone 51
RUNS AMUCK
Capt. Caine Threatens to
Kill ami is Arrested
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle, Aug. 28? ("apt. E. F,. Caine,
the well known transportation roan, is
having a preliminary hearing this
afternoon charged wjih threatening to
kill, lie was under the influence of
liquor yesterday and tried to make a
rough '.own of Seattle.
STEtoL^D
IS CAPTURED
F.l Daso. Tex., Aug. 22? President
Stensland, of the wrecked Milwaukee
Avenue hank in Chicago, was arrested
by detectives in Mulus Centus, Mexi
C3, Governor Deneen has wired for ad.
?ice concerning the capture, and ar
rangements will be made for extra
dition.
Unneceatary EiD?o?e
Acute attacks of colic, diarrhoe a and
dysentery come on without warning and
prompt relief roust be obtained. There
is no necessity of incurring the expense
of a phyaican's service in such case if
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose
of this remedy will relieve the patient
before a doctor could arrive. It has
never known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous c*ses and no
family should be without it. For sale
by Win. Britt,
FOR FAIR
Seattle Societies Boosting
Coming Exposition
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle, Aug. 28 -The Ohio and Ill
inois societies have been re-organized,
anil they will begin at once to working
earnestly in the interest of the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific fair 'hat will be held
here in 190W.
HITS HARD
Chicago Grand .Jury Indict
Standard Oil
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Chicago. Aug. 28- The federal grand
jury returned indictments by the
wholesale against the Standard Oil
Company and officials of that concern
yesterday. There were 6,428 counts, all
told, in the indictments and the district
attorney thinks he will secure $?>,000
fine on each count.
1 The Fifth Avenue dining rocm ii
open to the public. It has been reno
rated and is the largest and handsomes
in the city, and the service is the best
Always. Remember tbe Full Name m
| axative Rromo Qninme j? (Tft &
Cores a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Day* ^
on ever*
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Supplies, your writ
ing books, spelling
blanks, composi- I
tion books- tablets
, pencils- penholders
^ and pens at
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