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DIVERS CANNOT REACH
STATE BE CALIF. WRECK
Juucau, Aug. 28- -Lying In 34
?nthon:? of water forwunl and 3 '
ou Sunday tnomlui;, August
. fter btrikinj; a rock unmarked ou
rumiuuUoii of tint rock on whlcli
the Slate of 1'uliforulu struck, I '?*?!
The pinnacles were mooned togetbei,
resembling u huge miiw with crucl
teeth, But at right angles to the |n> th
of the doomed vessel. To a de?|> si*,
diver the rock looked like the very
jaws of hell. The reef who 16 feet
below to surfuce of the wuter on u
zero tide. Saturday wo started to
grapple for rhe wreck. We dragged
several anchors over the spot and
our hooka caught in the wreckage
The tips of the uuchoni wore co\e'.
ed with paint when we hoisted. Tli
paint cauie from tho State of Calif
ornia and the depth wax between
216 and 240 feet of wuter.
From all the data available it is
HOW certain thut 31 persons me
loath iu tho State of California.
The disaster Is the worn in the
history of navigation of these wateii
cilice tho wreck of U?e Star of Ren
tal ut Coronation Island with tna
loos of three hundred Chinese, a> <i
'he loss of the Islauder August 1 5,
1901, when between fifty and sixty
persona lost tholr lives. The Islander
belonged to the Cauadalu Pacific K
it. Co. and wag under the command
o Captain Kooto. She struck float
lug lco near the so lit born end of
Douglas island and sank iu a very
DAUGHTER OF
PRESIDENT GETS
BRUISED UP
KvrKKTAIN HKXT POSTroN Kl>
O.N A( VOIXT OK STOIOI
Owing to I ho nevoro weather taut
evening, Miott Groy pomponed" fcer
entertainment and will give " ttil-i
evening. The program an wtnouuo
WAKM I C.\ I N SWKI.I.S ItlVKlt
XV H It'll IM?KS SO.MK DAMAUK
The hard ruin which fell III Sk.ig
v'uy yesterday cuunwd considerable
damage. The footbrldgo at Six
teenth uvenue wan washed away ami
some Injury done to the wago.i
A. J. Ilaker had two MJiull build
ings waahed away by the overflow
of the river bank*, which alao look
piece of hla lund 50 x 200 feet In
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EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
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V^./^kI_iI * the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
I SHIPMENTS wLunm?thod "of I
4* shipping through Canadian territory and
make oul the required papers free of charge *j*
NO m ITY There i# no duly on
* * * American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov*
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give you all the
information and assistanoe in our rpower
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FISH EXPERI
WASHINGTON, Au,; lis The r?
enue cutter Tahoina luis been ordor
ej by tlie War Department to pro
ceed at ouce lo St. I'aut Inland In
the Ala.tka archipelago, and convoy
Frederick Chamberlain, of the Nat
ional llureau of Fisheries, to L'n
alaska, there to catch a steamer for
the south. It l.*i said that Chamber
lain la dying of tuberculosis.
I Vlt Ill-Ill 1'ILOT Of STATE
NOW Ol'T OK HOSPITAL
JUNKAli, Aug. 2S ? Pilot Hobert
McGllllvray, ouo of the heroes of the
Stato of California wreck, wait till
charged from St. Aim hospital yes
terday morning. Ho sustained three
broken ribs and severe bruises In
the wreck, lie was caught In the
tigging as the Stato of California
nan'* and was carried Into deep wa
ter. He says he disentangled hlnt
elf from the rigging and although
be thought he would never- rise, he
finally came to the surface and suc
ceeded In reaching a piece of wreck
age from ? hlch he was picked up bj
Supt. 15. C. Teal of who Admiralty
Trading company's cannery. '
"ltoh" returned to Seattle, sallltitf
on tlu City of Seattle Suuday.
ALASKA HKMLOCK MAKKS
LASTING ILDOKINO
Iii making the changes on tho flat
building on tho comer of Mlssloa
and Main street In Ketchikan. John
Koel took Up some heritock floor
ing that lirtd been In mm tor ovor
eight yearn, as sound today us the
day it was put down. It was the
first hemlock flooring mude at the
saw mill In thut city and demou
nt rat im that there Is no need of som'
Ing out of the country for bulldlug
material, for anything short of me
ttle couldn't have worn uuy better.
It Is as hard as a bone.
Jack Mulloy of Spruce Creek, At
I In district, came out last night ai'il
will spend n few days here.
GREATEST SNIP
HOHOKKN, Aug. 28 ? Fire today
damaged the Imperator, the world'*
largest steamship. Nearly two huu
dred thousand dollars worth of dam
age was douo before the
could be extinguished.
ITALIAN LAW MAKKS
W1FK KILLING SAFE'
NAl'LKS, Aug. ?8 ? Porter Chrrl
tou arrived hero today to begin his
trial for wife murder, but under the
Kalian law It Is said be has a fine
chance of escaping punishment. The
cilme was committed under unusual
mental stress, und Is classed uml.t'
ih< criminally Insane class which of
fers a loophole for escape If It cau
bo shown that ho has recovered his
mental balauco.
Jl'IMiK CI TS Ol'T SOMK
\IISIKI> TKCll X ICALITI fc>
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28 ? ' The
Judge In the Camlnettl case rule J
this moiling, that It was not neces
sary to prove that the defendant ac
tually purchased tickets to Ke.io.
Whether ho purchased them himself
or through an agent, does not alter
the facts If the evidence shows Uiat
he traveled for the purpose of wh:ch
he has been Indicted.
Synopsis of the latest Alaska plac
er mining law, printed In pamphlet
form, teu cents each, at the Dally
Alaskan office.
Latest placer mining law, printed
in undowtandable, newspaper lau
guage, ten cent* each. In pamphlet
torm at tho Daily Alaskan office.
Location notices 50c. the dozen, tf.
Mr and Mrs. Julius Anderson are
in the city today on their way to
Fairbanks utter a visit of a year lr
Europe. Mr Andersou was one of
the t-urly business men of Skagwsy
having conducted a laundry here lu
partnership with 11. Maguuson. tie
left for Fairbanks in 1903 when
he engaged In tho laundry busliieea,
which he will resume upou his re
turn to that city.
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