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Constantinople. Oct. 12 It Is
mthorltattTely fiven from th? capi
tal that within one week there will
tx> a hundred and forty thousand
Turkish *roops concentrated In
Kuropean Turkey for the purpose
of putting down the fight between
that ? >wintry and the Balkan states
London. Oct. 11? The Mont en
etcrians are apparently in complete
control of the border and are
?*rasf*inK the Turkish residents wh<?
arc unprotected by home troops. It
is said thnt * large hotly Is on the
way to regain the ground lost to
the Montenegrians.
Berlin, Oct. II ? Servltt has of
ficially declared war on Turkey. A
dispatch from Belgrade the capital
of Servia says that the country has
a war strength of 175,000 troops,
which have been ordered recruited
up to the limit for the purpose of
prosecuting the campaign. !
GREJSERS 10
KILL AMERICAS
Kl Pusri, IVI . IS ? An order has
iwii given out by the revolutionary
ls?rt> In Mexico that *11 Americans
operating trains in that republic
will he iwlilwd enemies to thr
..nine after the fifteenth of thin
month, and killed unless they quit
their positions. The revolutionist*
claim that the American trainmen
re helping th?- federal rsudo anil
it la neeewarv that they be stop
iwl The revolutionists seem 'o be
'gain gaining in power and it la
? ?elieved that serious trouble * .11 oc
? ii r 'u'l.-ss the order is obeyed.
I?\ \ \MITKl?s IN nKVTTI.K
WHt \ I \PI.?tv|??\ tXt'l KID
Indianapolis. Oct. 12 - Testimony
in the dynamiting cases today show
? i ihit tti ?? McN'amaras had been
trat'ed to Seattle where they arriv
ed just prior to the pvplosiou in
th. I.iqbi building
? I MTIIH t H \IK \l1l\t.
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\, * York. t?ct. 12 Three wit
given their testimony in
the Rosenthal killing caj?\ aud each
.Hi have testified that men
trom l.ieut of Police Pecker's of
HOONKVKI.T KKKPlXtJ (1.KAK
OK ('IMl'AltiN N<\\NI?\I.S
Washington, IVt. 12 ? Tho cam
paign probe committee Is working
full time. This morning Kdward
Totesbury, a partner of Pierpont
Morcaii, was on the stand and said
that he had collected and contribut
ed large sums for the Roosevelt
cam patten, hut would not admit that
he had Riven anything to Mr. Roose
velt .
l*RI?tO\KK TKIKS TO
IIITK HIMsKI.K III \l?
Berlin, Or. 12 Frustrated to
an attempt to commit suicide with
a knife, a workman named Heinrich
Tolle, in Gottingen prison, trie<I to
l>ite himself to death.
He had bitten open an artery of
lis left hand and had gnawed huge
< hunks of flesh from his upper arm
when the wardens found him lying
exhausted !n his blood drenched cell
He is now reported dying In the
prison hospital.
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HK\I>KI> HOIl 0?\ST
Chicago. Oct 12 Notwithstand
ing the announcement a few days
ago that It was the intention of
keeping Tom Marshall in the mid
dle west, he leaves today for a
tour of the Pacific Coast states,
where he will do some of his char
acteristic campaigning, for the
cause of Democracy.
OUR
, NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS,
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
L SocUe
DENOTES STYLE
AND QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J . LYNCH
IHHVT WAIT l<ON?
TO VISIT t.OVKHXOR
Seattle, Oct. 12 ? Secretary Flsh
??r and Secretary Knox arrived yes
terday on the Maryland and after
! a short conference with Governor
Hark, Mr. Fisher left for Califor
nia. The governor's recommenda
I lions will appear later when he
1 makes out his annual report.
Secretary Knox will remain in
Seattle until Monday, when he starts
Kast. A speci.il committee will
doubtless be appointed to supercede
the interstate body of Honolulu, If
his recommendation* carry out
Ml \ I > llltKAKINti IIKtilNS
IX tDITKIt IHSTHIt T
Mingham. Oct. 12 ? After a dis
pute which has lasted for three
weeks, during which time no
trouble of importance has occurred
between the operators and the
miners, trouble has again starte.1
which threatens to result In a kill
ing or two This morning a party
of deputies attempted to stop some
of the miners who are on strike,
with the result that a clash occur
red In which some heads were brok
en Kach side claims they were in
the right.
KOKMKIt \OMK MAN tiKTN
Mil. I. IONS FUOM MA\ IIK I'KO
Joseph Harris, an auctioneer of
Knoxvllle, Tenn., has bwn notified
that ho has been left two million
dollars by William Robinson who
once struck It rich at Nome nncl af
terward made a great fortune In
Australia. Harris la a roimin of J.
Cleveland Harris, the attorney, who
Is now in Nome in connection with
litigation in the courts. According
to an Issue of the Knoxvllle Journal
anil Trihun*\ Just received by J. 0.
Harris, his cousin once fed Robin
son when he found Mm hungry on
the railroad tracks at Knoxvllle in
INKS hater Robinson came to
Nome In H93 Harris received a
letter from Robinson who * as then
in Nome In this letter he stated
that lie had made money here and
the story goes on In a way which
leaves the Impression that liarrla
staked Robinson when he came
north.
Robinson died at Brisbane, Aua
traltn Mr. Harris has been a prom
inent member of the leglalature of
Tennessee.
Muring an Interview In the Journ
al and Tribune Mr. Harris states
that he received $500 from Robln
on while tiie latter was in Nome
lie sji\s he gave Robinson $100 and
a railroad ticket when he started
for the west.
PKKSIDKNT Is HOMH
H?>K THK SABBATH
Beverly, Oct. 11- President Taft
has returned from his northern
campaign and will spend Sunday
here.
nil ie hi
ME OF I?? 10 OIE
Tmih r h *1
Now Y crk 1 ' '
Huston 2 6 1
(latteries: New York? Mathewson
ami Meyers. Hoston ? Bedlent and
Cady.
Sriiir by Inning*.
N?w York . .0 0 0 0 0 0 J 0 0 ? 1
Hoston .. . OOiOOOOO ? ? 2
New York, Oct. It- Again Hon
ton took another name from N?"w
York In the world'* series Mor"
than thirty thousand spe tators wit
n<>*8ed the hardest fought (cam* of !
the aerie* today. The error* wer?j
held down to one each and the hits |
were few and far between Kn
thusiasm throughout the ronntry is
beginning to bubble over and even j
the presidential contest '? laid asld?
for baseball.
R(MMKVKI.T IN WIMtlNHIW;
MHJOVKItN IS WITH HIM
St. Paul, Oct. 11? Theo Roose
velt spoke ill the Minnesota capital
city yesterday and will leave today
for a tour of Wisconsin, which Is
believed will he carried by him, not
withstanding the hostility of Sena-,
lor I.aFollette, who is the ordinal
Progressive but has (tone over to
Taft because of a personal break
with Roosevelt Governor Mcflov
ern will accompany Mr. Roosevelt
on part of the tour amonc the Rad
ge rs
mink its r?MH.?:n m
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Cripple Creek, where the drill j
picked up the pay a few weeks ago. 1
a mile above the mouth of Kstor
Creek, Is looking good, reports Nick :
Dan, who is one of the laymen on j
the new payntreak. and he believes
that Ih# valley will have to be
reckoned with as one of the camp's
st ay by a in the producing line before
.mother year.
There are five a??ts of laymen on
the new payntreak, says the Fair
hanks News-Miner, these being on
Nor 1, 2. 2 A. 3 below and 3
bench Most of these are prepar
ing to open up as soon as they can
get the machinery on the ground
Thus Nick Dan and partner, who
are on 2 and 2A below, are going
to move machinery from Qoldstream
The reason that Cripple did not
show the | ay before this year Is
i hat It haa a false bedrock and earl
ier prospectors stopped when they
leached this. The false bedrock
was encountered by the drill at a
depth of IIS feet The drill, how
ever, kept poinding and after sink
ing eight fe??r. in the rock ran
through into gravel again. The real
bedrock was reached at a depth of
134 feet and here the pay was
found.
The funeral of 8. A. Flint oc
curred this morning #t the under
taking rooms and the J?urlal occur
red in the Skiigway cemetery. Noth
ing further has been learned re
garding the man's antecedents
Send the Daily Alaskan to the itatea
SAUER KRAUT
PREFERRED STOCK
Silver Threaded Sauer Kraut is the late?t
addition to our line of high grade canned
goods. Sold in 2$ pound tins at 20 cent*
or 3 for 50 cents. This gives you the
same amount for your money as if bought
in bulk, with the added safety of absolute
cleanliness combined with "Preferred
Stock" quality. : : :
Packed only In Sanitary Can?
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
CHOOl TtA MCHOOI. TKUHK.K
IlKHMiNS ('.tmiKHN I1HITIOX
Word reached Hkagway l.iat night
that K I>. Rvan*, principal of the
Chooutla liidl.it: nrhool near Car
er osa sine* tt was first o)?ened near
ljr a year ago, and Mr* Kvans, ma
tron of the school for the iwm?
period, have both r<*?l*nod during
the past week *n<J will either leave
the North or return to school work
in charge of the Al?aka Indian mia
slons, where they were employed
previous to taking charge of the
Chooutla school.
Rlahop Stringer, In who?e charg*
the school in and who la now on the
way to Montreal on church work,
haa been notified of the resignation
and will lik?*ly arranxn to bring a
principal and matron with him from
the outside At present there are
about twenty children at the school
It opened with about thirty a year
itgo and that number will likely be
reached ag-iin thia fall, aa the In
diana real I re that the achool ia a
(rood place for their children wh?n
the wintry wlnda begin to bellow.
The city council la Improving
Broadway by filling all the low
place* with cinders The White
Paaa company furniahea the find
era and the city doea the work
K. J. flhaw, manager of the Moore
Wharf company at Hkagway, cam*
over Tuesday on a pleasure trip, re
turning next day. Aa he haa re
alded In Skagway for the paat fif
teen years he haa almost decided to
settle down there and make It hla
home Supt V I. ilahn and
Maater Howard Ashley of the rail
road, came over Monday night and
were here the next day, a portion of
which waa spent at the Pueblo mine
- Whltehorae Star,
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r.KHM.N'H PIWtlTfO*
Thrill c; Shea, for many year#
'?n ?**??<! in hualneaa at ttkaffwar,
Nut of late yet ira game warden with
liMilquartDn at Howard, Alaaba, h. a
(an odd thing to do. > aaya
the Whltehora? Star, and la engag
"d In the real estate buatnea* at
Seward -which place, he write* |?ai
Murray of thla plar? la deatlnetl fo
become the metropolla of the weat
? oaat in the near future Mia many
frlenda wlah him ancceaa In hta
new yentore
HMVIN'ti TO HK *<?? ??.
The latent more on the White
Paaa company'* deal board meana
that F K l-ealle will he transferred
from hla praaent poaltlon, loafler
at the round-a?|??are honae, to one
aa fireman on the road, which meana
that he will make hla home In Sbag
way, moving hla family from their
Ion* time home here to that place
The Inaa of the l^alle family will
be aeyerely felt here In all matter*
pertaining to aocial, church and
achool life The change of location
will he made dnrlng the praaent
month ? WMtenorte Star
cnuRGH
skmoTfs
f ITHOI.M
Iloljr Communion af * a m
Mum ?nd Sermon 10 3ft a m
Sunday School af 2 .1ft o'rlo. k (?
m.
Krtnlng a?r<rlr? at 7 W.
All ar* cordially IntlUwl
Father P. H. TwrwII
V|FTH?>r?|HT RPIWDPAl.t H? K? H.
The R?* R <*. W?*w?ll, paa
lor of thp M K rhorrh arrlwt
from Juneau on fh# fit/ of
and will conduct aerrlcMi Sunday
morning and ***nlng H? will re
main in Sk;tgway during fh? fol
lowing wk and hold a?rrkn th?
following Sunday i *
i llltltTMV MflRSCfc.
Christian lk,l*nf? a?r?lr# will h?
held Sunday at 7:3ft p m In I Ho
Alaakan building Snbjftrf, "Ar?
Sin. IMa#aa* and f>#nth R?al "
Th# public la w#lron?
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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