THE DAILY HT ALASKAN
CITY 0FPICIHL PAPER
? I TENTH YEAK 3KA6WAY. ALASKA. FRIDAY APRIL 13 1807 I R CE '(HEM*
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Good News for the Ladies I!
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
Skagway. Alaska
DEAR SIRS: .
Your second shipment of "(tA(tE" hats
shipped today by [express.
Yours,
GAGE BROS. ?Vr CO.'
Watch this space for announcement of ar
rival of the above celebrated hat.
Stores o^en Evenings - Phone s.4 and 55 ^
Chicago. 111.. March oU, 1907
| Did you ever j
s m o k|e the
El
Arabe
Cigar?
I NO! Where I
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Them' From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent tor Alaska!
Before buying
Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
Famous Line of
Hart
Schaffner
& Marx and
David Adler
& Son
READY-TO-WEAR
SUITS ALL OF
THE BEST DRES
SED MEN WEAR
THEM- , The quality
fit style and price
Must Be Right
before the suit leaves
this siore
JURY IN THAW CASE HANGS
Judge Fitzgerald discharges jurors alter they had
wrestled with law and evidence for 48 hours with
out avail?Majority believed to be for conviction
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
New York. April 12 ? At 5 o'clock this afternoon, after
being out for 4S hours, the Thaw jury reported that it could
not agree and was dismissed by Judge Fitzgerald. Before
discharging the jury, the court satisfied himself that there
was no possibility of an agreement.
it is understood that a majority of the jurors favored
conviction.
BIG MAJORITY
FOR CONVICTION
(Special Dispatcb to Daily Alaskan) I
New York, April 12? The Thaw jury
1? still out and it is believed that there
is little chance for an agreement. The
papers ffuess that the jury stands 10 for1
murder, one (or manslaughter and one
(or acquittal. Juror Steel is stubbornly
fighting (or a verdict o( acquittal.
Thaw this morning declared that be
is happy and believes be w ill be acquit
ted.
District Attorney Jerome says be
would be perfectly satisfied with ? ver
dict of manslaughter.
15 DEAD
Cauadiau Pacific Wreck j
Results Fatally
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Port Williams, Ont., April 12? A
Canadian Pacific passenger train was
thrown do vn an emb-inkmeit at Chap
leau by a broken rail, wh?re it was
partly submerged In the lake and
burned to the water's edge. Fifteen
people were burned to death or
drowned.
CLOSE IT
Atliu Branch of Bnub VN i 1
( eae?e Burners
The AtliD branch of the Canadian 1
Bank of Commerce wi 1 be closed Apt il
15 h. All the accounts and deposits
remaining in tbe bank on that date will
be transferred to its skagwar branch, j
Phis aciion is UKcn, it Is clamed, as
the banking business at tbe British
Columbia mining camp is not profit
able.
The c'osure of tbe Canadian Bank j
of Commerce's branch at Atlin will
leave that camp without a bank. At
one time there were three banks there.
The Merchant's Bank of Halifax was
consolidated with the Canadian Bank of
Commerce aDd it was as followed by
the closing of the branch of the Bank
of British North America.
WIRELESS FOR
SITKA AND VALDEZ
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, April 12? The navy de
partment will establish wireless con
nections between Sitka and Valdez.
Skagway Laundry
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundrv Twenty-five vears' experi
ence. Telephone 89. <f
IN MIRE
[Newly Elected Senator
Borah is Smirched
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise. Idaho, April 12? -It Is rumored
here that the federal grand jury which
U in session, has found an indictment
aga'nst Senator W. E. Borah in con
nection with the land frauds. It is
known that his connection with tne so
cillea land grafters has been suspicion
d for some time and it ha- bcec und.-r
investigation.
Senator Borah was chosen by the
ldabo legislate last winter to succeed
Senator Dubois
Bnr*h to b * Arroii?d
Boise, Idaho, April 12? There is no 1
doubt about the indictment of Set aior
Borah. He wi 1 be arrested before
night. The indicmem ha* cr< a' d a
sensi'tion
4LL COMING
Time Alaska Steamships
Ooder Way
A cablegram received by R. R. Car
roll, agent for the Alaska Steamship!
Company, this morning, says the Faral
i Ion sailed frorc Seattle for Skagway
Tuesday evening at 11 o'clock. The
, The Jeffer*on sailed at 'J p. m. Wednes
i day anil the Dirlgoat 6 p. m. yesterday.
| The latter craft sails by way of Nanai
mo.
j The Jefferson will be due in port
, Sunday and the Farallon Mon lay.
I piecopal Choir to Meat
;
j The choir of St. Saviour's church
j will meet at the church at S o'clock to
i night. All the members are requested
I to be present.
| The Rev. Thomas Jenkins, of the
Episcopal church, is expected to arrive
on the Cottage City.
Co
Cow
Of
Good
Coffee
Start the ' day right by
drinking some of oui cele
brated coffee for breakfast.
Gold Leaf 45c per pound.
Hills "Everfrssh" packed
in Vacum tins 45c per lb.
These are our leading
brands, and never fail to
please.
QANTY & FRANDSON
LEGALITY Of KILL JURY
IS QdESLKMB
(Special Diipatch to the Daily Alakasn;
San Francisco, April 12? The venire
in the Uuef case has been exhusted
and the question hus arisen as to
whether or not SberilT O'Neill can '>e
deputized by the court to summon an
other venire.
The Home tTei'-phone Company offi
cials and emp'oyees have refused to
testify before the grand jury unless
they are promised immunity from pun
ishment. Heney has refused to make
the promise demanded.
iopp sums
R r Ma Le v <? v\k li-i
i utO" fin- Ala-ka j
Special Dispatch to D ? i I y Al s ,.n)
W??hiD<fi o, April 12? vV. T. Lopp,
re.emlv appointed til lake c'laryt: of
the Alaskan reindeer service, bus
Btarud for Ahskj where he will co
operate with Supe: inteudect of Edu
cation Updegrutf, -ccently RpDointed to
take the place of S' e don Jackson, iu
the management of Alaskan schools. It
ii proposed to elimina'.e the prac'.'cea
which have brought the Jackson ad- f
ministration into disrepute.
At the Ma?oot
Home mada Oyster Cocktails at, the :
Mascot.
ALLOVER
I>i?: Ti a w 11 >t .
>? ttl" <1 '
\V rd i on s fiora <un?au t ?? be
ttrike at Tr ?ti* li h..s e?-n settled
t.d that i be m u re ret : uy to
work Che panicul ts of th sett e
me a have not b en learned at ;bi?
place.
Confirmation of the news of the
s-tlement was received by wire from
Seattle, a special dispatch to the Dally
Alaskan from that place saying:
'?Workmen here hive been notified
by the miner's union at Treadwell
that the strike has been settled. Many
of those who bad been employed by the
Treadwell company are preparing to
return north to take bacit their old
places."
50 designs of 1907 wall paper just re
ceived at Harrison's
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