THE DAILY W ALASKAN
OITV OFFICIAL PAPER
1V T ~ SKAGWAY, AL1SKA, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
CITY Of SEATTLE
IS AT SEATTLE
(Special Dispa'cb to l>ai!y Alaskan]
Seattle, Sop. S? The City o( Seattle'
arrived fromSkagvay yesterday eveo
injj.
AluIitCont Co. Hat Pr?n Auant
L??ter W. MaeDowell, , formerly I
inariue reporter on the Seattle Times, |
has been appointed advertising manager |
of the Alaska Coast Compiny. He has;
just returned from a round trip alonfrl
the southern coast out to the West
wurJ securing data (or his I!H'T folder. [
HUMBOLDT DUE IN
PORT TONIGHT
The Humboldt will be due to arrive
this evening at 6:30 o'clock with 150
tons of freight and 15 passengers, ac
cording to a cablegram received by
Agent Murphy, this morning. She will
sail for the south some time tonight.
Do You Want A Horn??
If t<ken before October 1st 1 will sell
mv homu at Tenth and Broadwey
CHEAP. Four and a half lots and one
of the most comfortable and cheerful
0 aces in town. Just talk to me about
it. F. M. Lucavish.
HARRISONS'
new School Books
Dryer's Physical Geography.
Caesar's Gallic War.
Thomas' Elementary History.
Lock wood's Lessons in English.
Myers' General History,
Wentworth's 1'iactical Arithmetic.
Bennett's l>atin Grammar
Gordy & Meads Grammar,
Heed it Kelloggs (trailed Lessons,
Thomas' Advanced History,
Wentworth's Higher Algebra.
New Tablets and Composition Books.
Fabers, Compass and Dividers.
? PHONES 4 and 55
Smoke
HOVIRVS
Famous
CUBAN
MADE
fLARABf
CIGARS1
The Best.
In 3 Sizes.
T. Dortero^
Sole Agent for
Alaska
* r m a 4 Bread, Cakes, Pies Dough
ri 0111 P I f 1 rl M nuts and cookies. Cake
11U111V IT1UUW made to order. Phone 136
& ^NQRTHEND CROCERVl^
Clayson S Company
WANT
YOU
TO PUT
Your Foot
INTO A
Hettkton or
Biirt $( Packard
Dress Shoe
We Guarantee Com
fort and Satisfaction
The One Price Clothier
fourth and Brodway
LARGEST CLOTHING AND FDRN'IHING
GOODS HOUSE IN ALL OF ALASKA
SULLIVAN HITS BACK AT BRYAN
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
I New York, Sep. 8? Roger C. Sulli
van, member of the democratic nation
al committee (or the state of Illinois,
yesterday issued a statement answering
the address of William J. Brvan before
the -Iroquois club, of Chicago. He
says if Bryan's speech means anything
it means that Bryan would sooner have j
his own way thun to have democrats
elected to office. He denies the state
ment that Bryan ever wrote asking for
his resignation. He denies each charge
made by Bryan separately. He denies
that Bryan has letters from 500 of tl e
delegates to the St. Louis convention
repudiating Sullivsn. He denies the |
statement that Bryan has declartions
BATTLE OVER MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP WARM
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Sep. 8? The contest over the
municipal ownership of the street car
lines which will be decided at the elec
tion next Wednesday has developed in
to the hottest campaign that was ever
fought in this city. It is reported that
William R Hearst and Mayor Dunne of
Chicago have raised campaign funds
with Thich to influence the election in
favor of the proposition.
Every commercial body in the city is
no? in line against municipal owner
ship. Both sides are confident of vic
tory. The registration is very large
and there will be a full vote.
IT SHAKES
Earthquake Felt In We*tj
Indies Again
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) j
Island of St. Vincent, W. I., Sep. 8?
A severe earthquake was felt at St. ?
Lucia and Grenada yesterday. It was!
very strong and protracted, but no
damage resulted.
Gat a New Born Salt
Samples (or fall and winter suits and
overcoats, the very tlnest assortment,
have been received and now is the time
to get your order in, that you may re
ceive the suit in good season.
Born suits and overcoats from $18 up
ward.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
American Tailor.
TO CU'I A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture on each box. 25c.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
FrenchDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
IVERYTIMG THE BEST
IN THE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CREAM
TALKS BACK
Representative Jones Re
plies to ttompers
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan!
North Yakima. Wash., Sep. 8? Rep
resentrtive Wesley L. Jones, of North
Y akima, has issued a reply to President
Gompers, of the federation of labor,
who seeks to Kcoomplish his defeat.
He says that he believes sincerely in
the benefits tint come from organized
labor anil that he is ready to support
the organization wherever he can do -so
consistently, but that he believes in
equal rights to all and that he cannot
distinguish between different people
and different interests in the matter of
legislation.
MAHMGE
Thomoson May Be Tried In!
Kitsap Cotm?y
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Sep. 8 ? It is regarded as pro
bable that the next step in the defense I
of Chester Thompson, charged with the |
murder of G. Meade Emory, will be to j
ask for a change of venue from King
county to Kitsap county. This move
w>ll be made on the ground that the
prejudice against the prisoner is so
great in King county that it will be im- I
possid.e to give him a fair trial there.
JUST IIH
Uneeda Biscuits- 10 cents per pkg.
BarreH's Ginger Snaps- 35 cents a can.
Large assortment National Biscuit Co's
Goods.
Pin Money Pickles.
Boston Brown Bread Flour in packages.
Egg-O-See
Bar Le Due Jellies and other imported de
licacies.
of repudiation by half the delegates at
the Springfield convention.
Sullivan, after making sweeping and
specific denial of each and every state
meni mule by Bryan in hit Chicago
speech, offers to aelect th<' chief justice
of the supreme court of Illioois
as referee, and if be ".uds ''.r .in's state
ments to be true after a full canvas of
the delegates of both conventions, that
of St. Louia, which nominated Parker,
and that of Spr'nfffield. recently, which
endorsed SulliTan, he ier?? to retire
from the nation*! committee, provided
that liryan will announce hit retire
ment a' a candidate for the democrat
ic nomination for president in caae the
referee should flod the ^utemeota to
be untrue. He winds up h:s statement
with the words "Please call the roil."
CUBAN REBELS REEIISE IRE
TERMS PROPOSED
(Special Dispatch to Paily Alaskan.]
Havana. Sep. 8? Gen. Guerrera,
leader of the forces which are io rebel
lion against the government, has re
fused po'nt blank to consider any pro
posals for peace which does not provide
for the annulment of the last presi
dential election in Cuba. He says there
must be an agreement for another
election whereat every legal voter
tball Have an opportunity to hare bis
ballot received an 1 counted at once, ai
? condition precedent to pesce arrange
ments. He refutes to content to an
armistice for 10 days on any other basis
tban an immediate agreement for such
an election. He claim* to have 3,000
well armed and well drilled men io the
field and ?ajs they will resume hostil
ities at once unless his counter propo
sition shall be agreed to.
mm time
!<
Wild Steer Endangers Cit-|k
izens' Lives
A wild steer belonging to the Pacific ,
Cold Storage Company. has had poses- (
sion of many of the sireets ol the city ; c
today, terrifying people and endanger- 1 ,
inc their lives. It came near causing (
the death of A. F. Wildt who escaped a
charge from the infuriated beast with
his life by a margin so narrow as to
make in seem a miracle.
The animal broke lose from its
guardians early in t he forenoon down at c
the wharf, and since that time they c
have made fruitless attempts to recap- 1
ture him, while he has charged here
and there, a menace to the lives of
whoever happened to be on the |
streets. Much of the time the beast
was unRarded. and this has caused
much cr ''c'rm of those supposed to'
bate him in cu..ih-e.
She steei charged A. F. Wildt, who
tried to stop him ou the other side of
the river, but instead of being pierced
by one of the long horns of the animal
one went on either side of the fleeing j
man. Be was knocked <'o\rn but not
seriously hurt.
One man. who was attempting to|
lasso the steer while on horseback, was
tossed with his mount into the river.
The horse was gorad and severely hurt.
The cul nary nepartaent of the
Fifth Auenue hotel i.-. unequaleld in the
north. It provides the very best
the market affords. It is up-to
date in all r. spects tt I
MILLER IT
Seattle Lawyer at Head of
Republish Clnb
Special Dispatch to Daily Alislran.)
Seattle, Sep. 8? John F. Miller, form
erly prosecuting attorney for King
eounty and now a deputy in that office,
*as chosen to be president of ibe King
'ounty Republican club lust night. It
was ? re-election.
H. D. C>ark?( Ranch
Headquarters for Alaska grown pro
luctions wholesale and retail, cabbage,
jelery, etc. Good new early Ohio
lotatoes at $2 25 per luO lbs. phone 131
) ( ? N ? ^ ? ? I ? w
Beautifully located in Portland Oregon,
offer* unsur; a??ed facilities for the col*
rare and education of young women. Spwrial
jpportunitiea in Music Art Languages and Ljter*
iture. Well equipped P^t?' a! and Chemical Lab
oratories. Herbarium aid Mineral Cabinet. Th?
arrest and oldest Ladie*' Seminary in the Pacific
S'orthwest. it enjoys a national reputaton for in
parting the best physica! mental and mora! traili
ng and developing true womanhood. Eqaipt
tocially and educational'? for the moat exalted
itation. Confers Academic and Collegiate Degrees
3y State Authority. Intetference with convictiooa
>t noo-Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Acadeay
s ideally located am;d inspiring scenic adraa
ages. Social opportunities such as are avaiiabl?
n no other city on the Coast Buildings large and
rommodious well lighted, heated and ventilated:
lorxnitories and private rooms supplied with ail
nodem conveniences. The institution is liberal
ind progressive without sacrificing the character
ind traditions of age and achievement. Terms
nodest. Satisfactory references required. Write for
innouncement booklet. Board and tuition $19) per
rfir. Address Sister Superior. St. Mary's Academy
PORTLAND, OREGON, U.S.A.
*$ick-Room Comforts* i
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always- We have
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired? hot Water bottles- bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are a1 ways on the lookout for new de
vices toihe^ ill to get well,
Wrri. BRITT
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