THE DAILY ALASKAN
. CITV QFRCIHL PHPER
IX. 3KAGWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY MARCH. 3 l?i 6
IHINfS BUSINESS
MtN ORGANIZE
The merchants and business men of
Haines ' have orgatizied for the
purposo of promoting the general wel
fare of those engaged in trade and in
their town.JTheir new organisa:ion will
be known as the Merchant's associa
tion.
Wrmao \V * u t a 1
WANTED? Woman to do chamber
work. Inquire at I'utlea house. 3t
Order your coal and wood from the
Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly . Phones 10 &40
!JtffERSON
BRINGS MANY
[ The Jefferson arrived at 3:30 o'c'ock
this morning with 60 passengers, 80
I tons of freight anil four d*ys' mail for
I Skagway. More than half the oassen
i gers are bouod for Dawson and iiair
| banks. The vessel left for the south
! at 8 o'clock this morning with 25
passengers.
At the Mascot
Mt. Vernon rye and Old Belmot
whiskeys, double stamped goods, ai |
wholesale prices at the Mascot saloon
Plow's Candy, th est made, for sale j
at the Brss Bakery tf
Watch this Space for
Carpet
Furniture
Wallpaper
Sale
HARRISONS'
Furniture Store
'Phones No- 4- and 55
Clothes may not Ittake tbelttatt
But one of our HART
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits; will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
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Copyright 1 905 by
Hir: Schatfner <5^* Mir*
f fi. Clayson 4 Co.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
SJSSSE fourth andBrodway |
WAR IN CHINA IS VERY NEAR
(Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan. 1
Peking, March 3- The tranquility,
born of skepticism of danger, that rest
ed over this place for so long a time
after warnings began coming from dif
ferent portions of China, has given
placa to the wildest excitement. The
foreigners are panic stricken. All the
foreign legations have bepuo arming
and fortifyfng. The German embsasy
bas installed hevay guns in its rooms
Fear that an attack will be made by
| insurgents and foreign haters against
foreigners in China ai d against what
ever government forces that tnight up
hold them is general.
Word comes from Tientsen that a
large force of rebels is massed on ihe
outskirts of the city, preparing to
er. Similar reports arc coming fr..m
nearly every town in China.
Am- pIomii Pr?p*rtnjj For War
Washington, March 3? At every post
ic the United States troops ar^ prepar
ku; to leave for the ootel, en route to *
Manila, thence to China
Prr>H'Bl OtrxW* IiWO d?f
Washington, March 3? Prrsidcr.i
Roosevelt cave order* y wsterviay after
noon that fie troops of the United
State* be ready to aail for the Philip
pi je? on a moment'* notice and that
t*>e troop* at Mcnila he prepared V>
sail for China any day.
Chf?-M A(ata< F-r?l*nf r*
Victoria. B. C.. March 3-The steam
?oip F.mt?r*w of Iad;? hrlor* won?
frrwn lh#<>ri?nt that i- Ro*)?n pro*ifl?
fh? ftiinw purwV ih<> w?n?,
ditplnjin? H*n?^r? oj ?n which tr? io
?Cribul th# worrS: " r!?*oe?. ( hie*.
Pmmr th* Fv?r?icf>?r? "
II i? >IM ?mvd th# ' ?>?:?< *0
callH. OW?ti?l* ?r* rrj-witinf ?r i?
chnrrh for th# pjrpowe of
on?liog for?ifn?r*.
START BACK TAKES WtllMHDLtY WAS MARKED fOR
Lougworths L?ave Havana
For Washington
(Special Dispatch to Dnilv Alaskan. ) |
Washington, March 3? Advices re
ceived here yesterday evening say Mr.
and Mrs Nicholas Long worth sailed)
yesterday from Hf.vana for this ci'y.
IN JAIL
Johu R. Walsh in T ils of I
Federal Law
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Chicago. March 3? John R. Walsh,
president of the Chicaco national bank,
which failed last month, is in the fed
eral jail. He is ch&'ged with violating
the banking laws by accepting d.posi's
after he knew his bank was insolvent.
Pa- ok Train Always Lead*
The Pack Train saloon always leads. I
It carries only the best brands of wh;s
kies, wines, beer* and all the other]
goods to be had at a first-clrf-s ge ntle j
men's resort
Good warm looms for rent at the
Portland House. Prices |4 to f!> per
month, ba'hs included.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
FrenchDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING I tit BEST
IN IHt MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CKF.AM
WITH DINVER FREE
Satisfaction >viili Announce
ment For Piny
The people of Skigway have taken
enthusiastically to the announcement
that the Elks' Dramatic Company, of
Juneau, wiil appear at Elks' ha'l in this
city Monday night in LUrtley Camp
bell'* famous pay. " >'y Partnpr."
Thtse in Skagway who saw the produc
tion at Juneau speak io the highest
terms of the masterly manner in which
it was handled there.
"My Partner" is a western play and
one that splendidly represents the
strong nolnts in western character. The
si. uations are alive and real men and
women appear in them. The play it
replet? with wholeson.*, high claw
comedy.
The Juneau Elks' bar- chartered the
Georgia and in addition to the troupe
there will be many others of that city
to arrive on the vessel.
Reserved seats are on sale at Britt's.
WILLCOMC
Seore ary Taft Will Visit
Ala<k>? Next Y ar
'Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Washington, March .1 Secretary
Taft, of the war department, has pro
mised the Alaskans in Wasbi^Rion that
he will visit the distric-. test yew.
He is sill fighting for Alaskan rail
roads.
lilli I IWI:
Chinese Reception to
be G-reat
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan..
Xe** York, M firch 2 ? Great prppirs
lions are bel. g mad to receive the im
perial Chinese commission when it
shall have arrived at this city. While
here the commissioners will be the
Quests of J. Pierpont Morgan and
| other financiers.
DfWH BV VilNrBS
(Special Oiapalch to Daily Alaskan.)
R'Mse, Idaho, March 3- It. ia now
Known beyond question thai the con
fession of Harry Orchard, which he hat
been repeal tnjr to detail to the grind
jury for several dar?. p'acet direct re
sponsibility for the at'enpt nude npoo
the life of Fiederick T Bradley at San
Francisco in November. 1904, upon the
inner circle of the Western Miner*'
K>d?raUof) Rr??5UT t *? ?owin??wJ
ent of th? Rnr>lt? Hi mio? of T<??Ik>
Mid eomroltinr rnffip" r for th* TmA
well nrn?? ' ??k?. Vwnh ? ???*
pIocM or?rt?r hi* Ik*i? ? ??yi b? ???
r?ri?If lojami. ihnujh hii ii> ??* *t
to tim* in d?f>r?r A' :h? titn* of t*?
?nlo*ion i? **?(r;r?ri rot that mc?p
iof fM l>?d tw?n f i|>k>i?i hj ? tn??h
Br*.! *>r ?tr :* ?uh ?h ch to urht ?
cif r.
GOES FREE
Pra?ideiit Parilotis 0 '?* of
'^(wpy" Smith (inng
[Special Dispatch to Pally Alaakao.]
Washington March 3? P midfnt
!>')? veil ha* pardoned Turner Jack
son, of Skfigway, Alaska. who is ser*
lag a ipo rears term at McNeil'*
land upon a conviction forjmurderoot
assault.
Jackson wasa memoer of the "Soapy"
Smith can; that flourished in A'aska.
with headquarter* at Skagway. in 1*VT
8. Me was eonric'ed with others after
Smith ha<i N-?n killed and hit ping
broken up by rigillantes.
Prlntlpil Birb^r ahop Ls>?d"
The Principal Barbershop and l>ath?
istne leading tonsorial establishment!
ii Alaska. Krerything in all the de- ;
pariments is strictly modern The j
baths we first class in all respects. ?
BIG PACK
\!a<ka I'n * np >arfr Half
Wot Id'" S lmon
.Special Di?p?tch to Paily AImuc.)
Waahinj'oo. Marrh ?'peeial Ami
Knlchin. n cha-re of ' mercan f!?hl&f
int-ere*'* in the nor'h. ?>?timat?? that
A'a*k* put optlporeri! oflheworM't
saimon p* it ia*t year He ?
the total pack for the - *?m at 4.MI.
(*10 caa-? Alaska'* i ?ck h? ^Ire- u
?,0G2,0nrt <?????
The .v>mp ?t:oo of the eon'eat for the
Kera biw'iof trophy. ?che?loled for
yeaterday ereninc a- the F.lka" Clob
bowline a ley. ha* Ven postponed, H
will take place ?oro? r. rht neit week -
prob"bly T ueadai .
A Nettleton *h*e a* ' Itim'i tf
We still have on hand a tew cases
of table Peaches- Pears, Apricots.
Logan Berries-Blackberries- Plums
and Cherries -which we will sel1 at
15 cents per can
Peas, Beans. Corn and Tomatoes
10 cents per can
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Sole Agent? Rose ot Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
ery from Abroad and Below at
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We are Headquarters for all kinds
J fresh Caudics and Chocolates
J CHOICE
| Bananas Oranges
Apples Lemons
I Nuts
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