A
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JUGGERNAUT
OF DEATH
V.*l:b the b loot of the*f all YtcttM
bc:v.unl:i.: from their hand# and
o'.'> s.?i. Cltiwp;* Quattroeohl and his
v. if' were relsed by nn au^ry mob In
Cer?o:i. held by the heels on the rail*
l:i front of ? trolley car and crushed
to death. (Juattrooehl when selzel
threw the responsibility of the murdet
of the entire family of Anthony Blan
ehi on the women, und he probablj
died from fright when he saw the
trolley car rushing upon him at full
THE MOTOUMjLS" WAS DKI.IGHTXD.
speed. The woman looked on calmly
as Quattrocchl went under the car and
waited for the death that cam* to her
In another Instant
The father of tho slain family was *
street car conductor. He lived In ?
cottage In the suburb of Samplerdare
oa. Part of the cottage was sublet bj
Blanchl to Quattrocchl and his wife.
There was a tjuarrel about the rent
Blanchl went to the rooms of Quat
tiwhi before he started for work t?
ask for the rent He supposed the
trouble was all over. As he knocked
the c'oor was flung open and the worn- )
an sprang n;>on him with a knlfo
Quattrocchi followed behind his wife,
and the pair drove Bianchl to thj
kitchen of his apartment. By that
tln.e he had been cut many times an J
was on the floor unconscious. Mrs.
Biauct)!. with her Infant In her a^ms,
ran to help her husband. She threw
herself on Blanchl's body to receive
the knife thrusts of the Infuriated pair.
The Quattrocchl woman turned, drag
god Mrs. Blanchl aside and drove th?
knife Into her and the Infant many
times. Mother and child fell dead oa
the floor.
The Quattrocchls backed at the
bodies until they had cut them to
pieces. Then they remembered there
were three other children, all of them
under nine years. It was deemed hec
essttry to kill the children and still
their tongues. The three little ones
were found huddled under one of the
beds. They shrieked when they saw
the murderers of their parents peering
under the bed. and one by one they
were dragged out and butchered. The
knives of the Quattrocchls were driven
Into the children's bodies time and
again. The sight of blood seemed to
madden the pair all the more until
they had killed the whole Blanchl fam
ily. Then the pair ran Into the street
with blood on their hands and cloth
ing. Neighbors saw them and raa
Into the Blanchl cottage. Discovering
the six bodies, the people became Infu
riated and started In pursuit of Quat
trocchl and his wife. The crowd in
creased as the leaders cried the warn
ing that the fleeing pair were murder
ers.
They were overtaken, and the wom
an had a carving knife in her pocket
covered with blood. She admitted she
had killed the family with her hu?
band's help. He blamed It all on her.
The railroad men on hearing one of
their number had been murdered sug
gested death under a trolley car fol
the Quattrocchls. It was carried out
almost as soon as suggested. The
motorman selected to run his car over
the murderers was delighted and
laughed merrily ns the lives went out
one after the other, and only mangled
bodies lay In the street. The crowd
cheered mightily as they kicked the
bodies and laughed. The authorities
sent the bodies to the morgue and
made no arrests.
THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Minnie Wolff was yesterday afternoon
elected editor of the Northern Light
for the next twq weeks. The Daily
Alaskan may as well be prepared to
be scooped on all the local news.
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Mrs. Feero has moved into the bouse
formerly occupied by Mr. Bakar.
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The seventh grade finished Washing
ton's farewell address yesterday, and
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will now bejln tho study of Poo's |
?'Raven."
The Northern Light has selected two
of the compositions written by the pu
p I Is of Mrs. Draper's room on the his
tory of Skagway's name for publication.
The first appears today.
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BASKETBALL
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Yesterday at recess Ruth OeWltt,
Veronica MoWlhill, Audrey Ross, Nel
lie Flynn and Helen Row defeated May
Parker, Elsie Dillon, Delia Rapurtl,
Goldie Stinebaugh and Nellie Shea by
the score of nine to three.
.At the afternoon recess a very close
game was played between two picked
teams, Haslett's team' pot a good lead
at the beginning, but the soore was
soonnled again by Talbot's team. An
awsrded point and a Held goal by F.
Doree gave the viotory to ths former I
team. The accurate throwing of t\ |
Doree fas the feature. Score:
Haslett's team, 8 Talbot's Uaio, 8
F Doree right forward A Deree
O Dillon left forward Roan
A Boone center Talbot
Haslett right guard DeWitt
W Flynn left nuard ~ Worzbachor
Field goals? F Doree 4, Talbot 1, De
Witt 1. Free goals? Talbot 1. Points
awarded? Haslett's team 1, Talbot's
team 1.
HISTORY OF SKAGWAY'S NAME ]
By Charier DeWltt
Long before toy white poople had
discovered Alaska, there fu an Indian
village where Skagway now Is- Once
there oame Into the village a little girl.
She was only three years old or even
younger. She waa very beautiful. She
had very Ion; and beautiful hair.
Her name was "Skaguay," meaning
"beautiful" and "mother of wind."
She lived'in the Tillage until ahe waa a
young lady, then she married a large,
strong, brave and handsome Indian.
He was a floe hunter.
She would go hunting with him and
when they would eome back from bant
ing they would paddle up the Skagway
river to the village landing place. She
was married a short time when one day
they were paddling up and down the
river when her husband said to her
something very unkind. She paidled
to shore and toJs ber long beautiful
black hair and wrapped it around her
head and walked as fast as she could up
the Skagway valley, ?bere now is the
White Paas railroad. Though she was
walking very fast she counted her steps.
No one could catoh her. She walked
so faat till she was out of sight in the
Porcupine valley. She disappeared
and no one could find her. so they tbink
she disappeared in the rocks.
The Indians brought oil and put on
the rooks, thinking it would open it and
she would come back. They also put
her clothes and some food on the rock*.
But she never came back and they
named the town "skagway." When
the winds blow the Indiana believe
<he is sending the winds to punish the
people, and when the Indians are out in
the bay and the wind blows, they say,
"Have mercy on ua, 'Skagway.' " ,
HAINES IS MMtOIIS TO SET
INTO THE SUBWAY CUSS
The working season for the near-by
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mints has now about opened up ia real
earnest. The Porcupine Go'd fining
Co., which haa -he main holdings on
the wonderfully rich Porcupine creek,
haa been very buir thi* week hauling
their heavy and varied maeh'nery and
large amount of hay and feed up the
trail. Every horse Mat could be pro
cured haa been pressed into service and
the town haa again taken on Its old
time busy appearance.
The Calhoun Mining Co. haa a large
shipment of aopplle* on the dock for
their aummer'a work, Mr. Weitzman
is doing the hauling.
From reliable sources we learn that
at least 2j0 men will be employed by
the Porcupine Gold Mining Co. atone
this season, while the road work and
water worka will no doubt amploy as
many more, all of which should put us
In the Skagway 5OO class.? Muaher.
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Eight HudtUai ii On
At the Mascot there is the most wont
derful musical Instrument ever brought
to Skagwty. It has a quality of eigh
Mandolins In one with a' Piano accom
paniment. There is a string of eight
new airs. It makes a full evening's
entertainment.
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As one weak link weakens a chain, so
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Overwork, strains, cold* and other
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their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess cf uric
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Aches and pains and languor and
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account of the pain being so severe. I
could hardly move owing to the lame
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