THE DAILY ""JUV ALASKAN
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i y SKAGWAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY JULY 20 1906 ' ' PRICE 10 CENTS
NATIONALIZE
Japan t'? Take Over all Her
Industries
[Speciai Pispatch to Paily Alaskan]
Washington, P. C\, July 20-The
4 tate department has been advised by
Japan that that country is alwut to
Nationali/.e all her industries, tx-niun
iufT with her railroads.
l.ALI COMING
TO SK4GWAY
Thoraas Cale, the candidate for con
gress from the Tanana was a passenger
oa the Humboldt north from Seattle as
far as Ketchikan where he stopped over
a steamer to mei t the people of that
titv n. It was his plan to follow on sue- ,
ceeding iioats to Juneau, Douglas and
Haines. He will reach Ska^way in a
few days.
A Goar^nt??d Core For Pile*
Itching, Blind, Bleedingr, Proii titling I
Piles. Dri jrtfists are authorised to re- j
fund money if imzo oixtmkvt fails to
cure in ti to 14 days. M cents.
All the delicacies of the season at the
I'ack Train Kestaurant.
Manicuring and Massiilcine
Miss M. H. Martin wi:ido manicur
ing and massaging, also sewing by the
day. State street, between Third and
Fourth avenues. Phone 147. t-f.
The Hack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free in,
place of tea or ??offee. Come on boys
BIG STRIKE
Kiel i gnarfz Discovery Cusii
es' Stampetle
A very rich quartz strike is reported
some forty miles west of Cariboo, A
stampede has been on for some days
from Cariboo and Conrad. Some thirty
people left yesterday from Cariboo, ac
cording to arrivals from that place.
The strike is said to be a quartz propo
sition of high grade. It is in the hills
about 20 miles west of KoWnson station,
on the W. 1'. & V. K. R. Robinson
station is about ~ miles west of Cari
boo.
PINKfRTON MAN
GOES TO TANANA
Falcon Joslin, president of the Wash
hington-Alaska bank at Fainbanks, left
yesterday morning for the interior.
Mr. Joslin, who is also president of the
Tanatia Mines railway confpanv, has
been outside since early last winter
visiting Washington and New York.
He was accompanied by a Pinkerton
man who goes to look into the matter
of the recent robbery of bullion from
the steamer Ida May on the way from
Fairbanks to Fort Gibbon.
FOR SALE
Desirable residence for sale, or rent,
furnished or unfurnished. 5th avenue
and Alaska street. Other property.
"-T'-lw 1. *T- Wilcox en.
The best meals and best service at
Skagwav can be secured at the Hfth
Avenue hotel.
f HARRISONS' 1
K very lady should wear an "Invisible lacing
"o>rset. " with the dainty shirt waists now so
much worn, we have this corset in white in all
sizes at
$l.75to$3.50
We have just received new hand bags, stocks
ribbons, cuff and collar sets. au<l elbow length
white silk gloves, white hose in drop stitch, plain
and all lace designs. We make a specialty of
fancy hose in blacks and fashionable colors.
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PHONES
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Spring Cine
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Rats *
Row on
Display
J. fi. Clayson & Co.
THE ON E PRICE CLOTHIER
LARGEST CLOTHING AXDjFlTRXlHING
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA.
fourth and Brodway
Runaway wife found here
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Mrs. Fred Welch who was alleged to have been
stowed away on the Buford by a soldier traced to
| this city by her nusband.
The runaway wife of Fred Welch of
Seattle was discovered by her persuing
husband in Skagway and consented
to return with him to Seattle.
Both were passengers on the steamer
Cottage City yesterday afternoon. The
young wotuaD? she is but 19 and quite
comely? was not any too happy in re
turning south, although forgiven by
her husband. The story of her run
away was treated as a sensation in
Seattle, aud some of its features gave
that warrant. The young wife
came north on the government trans
port Buford that a few days ago
brought the new detail of soldiers
to Alaska. It was said she had a lover
in the ranks and that he had succeeded
in "towing her away. No soldier in
the ranks, it is declared, could possibly
do that without an officler's assent.
The young woman herself declares that
she came north ns ajservant to an officer
and bis wife who bad gone on to Eagle.
At any rate she landed in Skagway and
put up at the Portland hotel. The
proprietor of the hotel secured her em
ployment with Mr. and Mrs. McKay of
this city with whom she became domi
ciled.
Her husband in Seattle, is a street
car motorman. The young woman on
the day of her disappearance rode down
town with her husband telling him she
was going to visit a woman friend. She
did visit the woman friend but tnat
night her husband waited in vain for
he." return home? all night he waited.
The next morning he put a sub on his
car and began the search which ended
here. From the woman friend's house
he made inquires at Fort Lawton. For
it was Known that the young wife was
a frequent visitor there. She knew
some soldiers there whom she had met
at Fort Wright, near Spokane, before
her marriage. The visits, until now,
had caused the husband no uneasiness.
He learned of the departure of the Bu
ford aud hastened to the dock to learn
thore what he could. On the dock he
found a handkerchief in which was
wrapped the cross guns ol a private
soldier. The handkerchief bore the
initials of his own name F. W. Ilis
wife had taken this haudkerchief from
his picket on the car as she came down
town the morning before, telling him it
was not clean enough for hiit to carry.
It was evidence conclusive to him of
what had become of his wife. He
worked his way to Skagway on the
Cottage City and was not long in locat
ing his truant wife. But she was not
pleased to see him. She did not want
to go back even though he recalled the
twenty-months old babe she had left
with his mother with whom they had|
lived at Ballard.
However she was prevailed upon and
packed up in time to take the Cottage
City. At the wharf, talked with seper
ately, boLh expressed themselves freely
touching the allair. The wife said she
had left her husband because I hey had
been very unhappy in their short mar
ital relations and she had no faith that
they would be able to live peaceably in
the future. "It is likely you will see
me here soon again" she said.
The husband seemed pleased with the
success of his trip to the north but none
too confident as to its lasting results.
He said that he loved his wife and was
willing to forgive her for her escapade.
"I am going to give her another trial"
he said "but I may be up here again."
Mr. McKay at whose house the
woman stopped while here says she
behaved herself very well inhis house,
but says he was not without suspicion
of her when his attention was called to
the story of the run away as printed
in Seattle papers. ;The remarkable
thing about it was that the young
woman herself 'read the story to the
family and when sharp criticism was
passed upon the acts of the woman in
in the story, the woman herself heart
ily concurred and condemned. This
attitute she maintained, as frequent
reference was m^le to the matter, until
the arrival of the husband com
pelled her confession- that herself was
the runaway.
Juneau the Capital of Alaska
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Washington, D. C., July 20 ? An op
inion has been rendered by acting at
toroey general Russell to the affect
that the act of Governor lloggatt in
hiring two rooms at Juneau, wherein to
conduct his ofllcial business as governor
constituted an establishment of the
capital in that city.
Acting secretary of the interior, in
accordance with this opioioQ.has issued
an order declaring Juneau to be the
capital of Ala>ka.
ADDRESS Will INCITE III
REVOLUTION
Government Fears Effect of Document to be
Issued by Russia's Parliament to the
People on Agrarian Legislation
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
St Petersburg, July 20? Parliament
has adopted an address to the people
furnishing reasons for delay in per
fecting agrarian legislation. The peas
antry is exhorted to refrain Irom ex
cesses until the decision of parliament
may be arrived at. The peasant mem
bers of the body refused to vote on the
address for the reason that several
paragraphs of a revolutionary charac
ter had been stricken.
The government predicts that the
publication of the documant will have
the effect of of inciting to revolution.
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
St. Petersburg, July 20? An attempt
was made here to assassinate Count
Todlebea, aid-de-camp to the czar. A
terrorist tired a shot from u revolver at
close range while the count was parsing
on the street. The bullet grazed his
head. The would-be assassin escaped.
Soldiers of the Zemvovsky guard;
have served notice on Col. Minn, their
commander, that they intend to assas
sinate him for having ordered them to
kill their fellow soldiers during the re
| volt at Moscow.
New Goods
Arriving on every Alaska S- S- Co.
boat. Our aim is to keep fresh goods
and keep it moving.
Place your order with us for fruit
jars, jelly glasses, jar rubbers, caps etc.
We make a specialty of Fancv
Creamery Butter and Perishables.
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HARRY MAW WILL NOf
PLEAD INSANHY
Open Breach Between Mother and Son.
His Counsel Will Resist Employ
ment of Black Olcot
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
New York, July 20? The counsel for
Harry Thaw, charged with the murder
of Stanford White, have filed a petition
with the court, asking that Black Ol
cot, the lswyer retained by Thaw's
mother be discharged Thaw refuses
to plead insanity nor will he allow him
self, without resistance, to belsent to a
criminal asylum. Thaw has created an
open breach with his mother.
SKAGWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation takeo
at Moore wAarf at midnight, July 20,
1900, is as follows:
Temperature tiiueobservat'n...r?4 above
Max. tern i). preceding 24 hours.. 70 "
Min " " " " ??i'i "
Mean " " " "
Barometer 29.85
Ciuody. south wind.
Seat le Saloon Will Remain
The rumors circulated to the effect
that the Seattle Saloon is to go out of
business and that Herman Grimni, its
proprietor, is to leave town are both
false. The Seattle Saloon and its pro
prietor will remain in Skagwav and
continue to handle the famous Bohe
mian beer of the Seattle Brewing and
Malting Company. tf
Always Remember the Full Name M
Laxative fcromo Quimn0/?
Cores a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days *** , V bog. 23*
Office at W.W.Boughton phone shj Residence phone 93
F. M. Lucavish
Coal, Wood and General Hauling
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
r Delicious
Ice Cream
Soda ai
Wm. BRITT
AGENT FOR ALASKA