(By United Pres?.)
Seattle, Oct. l'J? It wa.i believed for
sirne time that Pur er .lones, of the
Cottage City, was fatally hurt, hut he
is reported today to he Improving.
THE! ARE IDE
(By United Press.)
Chicsva. Oc\ ll? ? At an exhibition
game here today. the Timers beat the
Cubs, sco?e T 'i< ? The Cubs are I
h -ving the time of their lives, being
the, lions t?f the city. They have
divided t>}> *'-7,000 as the result of their
victories.
(By United Pre**.)
Fairvie*. Oct. lU? Mr. Bryan will
s: irt at oue* on a tour of the Pacific
coast states. Ke made 13 speeches ye?
terday. Ele declare-5 the republicans
ar*> planning to purchase the election
o' Mr. Paft and are soliciting fundi
fiom the crpora ions Mrs. Brvau s
accompanying hi m and where she ap- j
peirsoo the platfo>m she is always
greeted by cherrs.
EiS
(By United Press.)
Portsmoth. N. 11 , Oc . 20.? The bat
tleship Maine, which preceded the At
lantic fleet around the world: arrived |
here yesterday.
1 M'GOY
COMES TO LIFE
(By United Press.)
N'ew YorK.Oct. 19. ? After an absencc
from the ring of four years Kid McCoy
on SaturJay night knocked out Jim
Stewart in the sixth round.
I. TfiFT IS
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. UO.--Standing in |
the east room of tho Whitehouse today
Mr. Taft gave out tir. interview to news
paper men in which he said h( has|
every confidence of belt'g elected. Mr.
Koosevelt had gone to Newark, N. .1 ,|
where Mr. Taft fo' lowed la'er.
E
Judge Royal A. lUmoison and court
s-.cnographer Lull are to arrive upon
the JeiTerson tomorrow, .ludjro Gun
aison wired to the t'ullen house for re
servation of rooms. .Tuige Gunnison
will hear the application of the town of
Haines for incorporation. The hearing
whs set for the 1st inst , hut postponed
until the 2tith which is Monday. What
other matter may come before the com t
if any is not stated
Major A. K. Snyder, commanding the |
K. N. M. P. stationed at Whitehorse,
canae over on Moudav's train acoom- 1
panled bv his family. They are at the
PuUea house.
Poor Little Herman Grimm says]
that if the party who stole his furni
ture sit tut neglected to cairy awj,y
the pillows will send his address be will I
forward them. Hermiui hjten to think
of a mai with such a guilty conscience j
and nowhere to lay his head.
Fall and Winter Dres.i Goods
? >ui i*ow Kail and ^ tnU'r Dress aiv now
?.ii dUpiay. They Include all tin* latest
novel; U*s In heavy, medium anil light
weights for street and evfnlntf wear. U>ok
in when i>usylntf. It K a pleasure for us to
?how ?oodt. We &)*olutely handle nothing
but :L? test, and our prices are right.
Tailored^Shirt Waists for Fall
and Winter
In real Irish Linen Hand Kmbroidered. both
In three-?iuarter and full length sleeve.
French Batiste In the most fashionable
shades. Including the cheveron effects.
Serpentine Crepe Kimonas
Saxony Lounging RoUi> in the medium and
full walKln? length.
Men's Fine Togs
In tlii? depart ntent wo aim at nothing but the
host. See our S15 ami >20 Mills. Mind
you this X not tlx- reduced prli*e. The ma
n-rial Is right from tin- mill 10 factory, and
{roui tin- factory ill net to us.
Shoes
If you an- looking for Hue dross or working 5
slices, the Johnson & Murphy, the American I
(?enlletnan and Georire K. Keith are second I
to none both In material and workmanship. I
And the beauty of this Is we al>solutely I
guarantee and make good any article pur- I
??based from us. Surely, that In Itself I
C.->ovrl4M-Mv'3 mean- sriuarr (lcalliiK.
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OKWWSfMH
(Unitji Press Telegrjip.VCable Service.)
Fairbanks, Oct. 20. ? Marshal Love, newly ap
pointed successor of Marshal Perry, has arrived here.,*
His first official action is to issue an edict placing dice
shaking under the ban and making all persons caught
engaged in gaining in any manner with dice liable to
arrest and heavy fine.
BUI THEY KILL ON DOME CHEEK j
??
I Fairbanks, Oct. 20. ? Robert Duun, a Dome creek H
miner yesterday killed Call Elbing in a quarrel over \\
the transfer of a lay on the creek. Dunn was arrested jj
and is in jail here. jj
-
There passed through Skagway the
other day Falcon Joslyo a captain of
pioneers, known to ail Alnsltans as an
energetic, level headed msn of this
north Nod, on<- who has do e more
than the average for its development
and one who keeps at work along the
same lines hoping and expecting to
accomplish much more. It was Falcon
Joslyo who carried up the long strctch
of ocoan and over the mountuins and
down the rivers and up the riv<-rs and
again over the bill of the far interior
those engines ?nd rails and supplies
that now constitute t he Tanana Mines
railroad; who brought that railroad
into being in the heart of the wilder
nes* in an amazingly short space of
tluie and so carried relief to the miners
at work in that ditlicult country. To
have beard this pructical business man
talk of the conditions that embarrass
that wonderfnl Tanana country, hold
its development in check, to have soen
his throat swell with feeling and heard
hia voice tremble with vibrant indig
nation as be cried "Yes, quote me,
quote me if you wish? It is a thing that
should ho known and must be known
and how else save through the freest
publicity. I say only what 1 krow?
quote me b' all means. There never
was a condition that could compare
with Itfout of Russia? and I question if
greater injustice has been done there.
The wholo country has been lied up
with litigation, men waiting upon the ;
judgement of the courts while the courts ,
are not in session, or delay month after ,
month with their decisions until these:
months run away with the seasons into
years and that for which these men
have struggled and starved and frozen,
and through these sufferings and volun
tary privations GAINED, are lost 10
them. I have been witness of so much
miscarriage of justice ? for the with
holding of judgment and delay in com
ing to trial is to be c'assed under this
Iicad -that my wonder at what uifti <!?>
in their struggle for their own, against
powerful outlaws, litis changed to
amazement rather at their self
restraint. You remember that the
cotiti at San Francisco, in rendi-ring
judgment in the Nome cases was so im
pressed at this solf-restraint of the
victimized minors tha^ it went out of
its way to remark upon it. Surely if
the conditions obtaining in the Taoana
were equally well known it w ul<l draw
foitti like eucomiuoi. The Dome crock |
cases are only samples of a condition j
that is general. After waiting for a
whole sensjn for the peaceful adjudica
tion of casts which they went into
court to secure Judge Keid came in
thtfe and opered a session announcing
that he intended to "clean up the
docket." Tho whole country was re
joiced to hear It. He began holding a
continuous session day and night.
Every man was expected to be ready
when called. Lawyers explained that
in the long interval of waiting their
witnesses had scattered? some were up
at the Salchaket, others at Kantishna,
Hot Springs, etc.? it would take time
to summon them. The reply was "it
makes no difference; you must be
ready? I am going to clean up this
docket." And so lie did. There are
two things to bo considered in the ad
ministration of justice; one is to give
both sides a fair opportunity to present
their case: the other is that both sides
thall feel, whon it is over, that they
have been fairly heaid. As a result of
the session of court held tn this fashion
all litigants were consumed with a
sense of wrong? those that woo
Uughed, no doubt, and those that los'
groaned? but neither felt that the cases
had really been tried on their merits
After a moith of this hurried form of
hearing cases the court adjourned, end
the judge went outside promising to re
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Just Received
Swift's
Boned
Ve^:rna Rolled Hatn
Also a Fresh Lot of
HEINZ SATJER KRAtTT
G-anty & Frandson
(United Press Telegraph-Ca&le Service.)
Valdez, Oct. 20? J udge Reid has opened a session ot
court here, in his charge to the grand jury yesterday he
gave explicit instructions to probe to the bottom the allega
tions of fraud made concerning the conduct of the election
at Cordova, and if evidence of guilt be discovered, to re
turn indictments against the parties implicated. District
Attorney Crossley declares an intention to go into the mat
ter fully.
EVANS' SON
IN disgrace!
?
(By United Preu.)
Tokio, Oct. 20.? It la reported that
the verdict in the court martial of the
ajn of Admiral Evans was a "serious
disrespect to his superior officers. " It
had been stated that the punibhmeat
would not, involve his dismissal from
the navy. It is reporttd today that
Admiral .Sperry will recommend that
Evans be dismissed at least from b:s
fleft.
CROWDS OF
MIGRATORS
The C. P. R.ss Princess May arrived
up last evening at 11 o'clock and will
sail this evening at 7. She brought a
do/.en passengers and will carry away
200, every available space being occu
pied. The Princcss brought 60 tons.
The Alaska ss Jefferson was rep:rted
from Ketchikan this morning and will
be in Juneau tonight and here tomor
row eveniug. She will sail tomorrow
evening, her every stateroom beln^
taken.
The train last evening brought to
town 120 passengers and this evening's
train adds nearly hundred to the
crowded town.
DONE BT
CITY COUNCIL
At city coudoII meeting' last evening
Mr. Nye reported the need of better
ment to the heating plant of the public
school. Snyder reported against any
more furnishing of gumboots to
city employes. Clark reported that
Mr. Berdoe would make no change in
the contract with the city concerning
the road to the cemetery but had no
objection to the city using the road as
It is It was decided to let it go at that
(or the tia'e being, The cash available
was discoverce to be $91, to the evident
great satisfaction of the council. Lights
were ordered oa 8th and 9th avenues,
and at the P. C. wharf approach. A
resolution that an inventory of city
movable property be taken and
accounted for monthly by the proper
officer was offered by Mr. Shaw and
adopted. The tax levy was fixed at
1 per cent.
The so-called boxing contest last
night was a rank fraud? and no exhibi
tion worthy the name.
Captain George Burrus, pilot on the
Selkirk, is in town waiting a chance to
go below on some other man's boat on
bis way to his home at Carrolton, Mo.
Captain Burrls is a prime favorite in
the north.
Judge J. J. Rogers Is still in town
waiting word from bis family. Mrs.
Rogers hai been visiting Europe and
Judge Rog r? does'nt dare to travel
about, lest the letter* he is expecting,
telling him of her arri* 1 In New York
and retU'n here, may m ss him. He
expects to return to the inside in a few
weeks.
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