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\ a. TCimmra ykab. skahway, alaska, monday, october J, mn price. i? cents
Miueiia.
TO SCOTLAND AND IRELAND
WITH MISS DUTHIE TONIGHT
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?ho r>ii?di mg* 'li.ng ft*] gaud in '
wiwfi Uu*- Uuh Miitf Loiu? i
IjuUim ?t* iDkbli'd lo Mturf Um i
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Uibc 1m?Uiu ?iU lufu^iit giv?? a re
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t*?? ktir uii i^iMurtuuity ui <
tuak. tool ibnr l<*6i
Mi? ? rn-li. i>ur?- Aberdeen- I
Htur?* u ?? ye i*tud? a ratlity 10 h?r <
t-'ory <J Um- StoiUfcii mjok? that fur
ii*t u- icUu i* ibtrv i4iv* t. and many
Suit r>U I: in! fcituM-U carried U*? k
U. Um iaiid ul Uu- boiuiu- purpk
li.uttt**" i
in ti?* lr. i? xtsiuu* Miii DMhtt i
i u uooe change to a daughter of the
Kmerald Isfe . iuiU sings the aonns ->f
Ike ould sod" lu a way that thrills
ail irishmen
Th* program oas been arranged
with much (Vt. and a number of
pieces will he raadcNd by special re
quest
Krv>ii. here Miss Duthie goes to
Haines, whence fche will give recit
Us in the Southeastern Alaskan
towns. and then on to the larger cit
ies of the Sound and the Canadian
litit* ud U> the extreme east.
The first number oei the program
will begm at 8:M o'clock promptly.
After the performance there will be
k social dance to which all are in
vitad to remain Heed's orchestra
Has been engaged lo furnish the mus- !
ic, and a soud time is assured.
II SETS SUGAR NEKHER5 FREE
WASHINGTON. l? C. Oct 1? Prt*i
d- ut T*ft pnrtkn<rtl thrw sug*r weigl*
t?TV tklku ftrTt witii lilt* Aill
.suiaa K*<iamg Company 111
U?r Mi^hr tr? ud? Tb?- isii-itou* w*rfv :
granted on the strength of the testi
uoiiy which the three men h&d 11 utile
tigain<>l Secretary Helkel, anil wt*e
UrgeJy iMtruiueuUU in the govern
ment obtaining u conv>U"ioii
WILL SIOP RICH MAN'S PLM
NEW YOKK Oct 3? It ? brls?n*<d
iik * r??uk of Uk** ina.uv aifi
4t?U. auux of vhit-fa r*?ulw>d in V*fc
ot b(? |U Ow- Ukl Ul* ILUUitUoblW
lutrt tu I Aj&ig b?bud, the officials of
NIwhui county will takt? sU^m to
p^iii kiwe? w liit h wHl pruhibk future
VsmdcrtMli cup nm.
(By Alas*.* Newt Bureau)
itOCHESTOt -Minn Oct. 3? H h*?>
U-?. uut by ux- tiiumUutii ot
S*n. Ltt NUU'. thai the Maya Hrus.
1 will <*p*r?iU- on Uu- Wteouniin Sen
ator TiHxxliiy.
?*ill t#** uti aatlr ttii Bni< s.
?.: :s. ai*i ->?? fur tin- Ootid*- rtiUT
t_ at KAk* HjUI UHiijfht
yv?t nuntitf on um- ItiUiif Hro
su Kikh a** uMUpiii b*?u* *1
U*r\' Tiilu?i* <tl Bri?t*. Wk
ta.d 7U
Tht- fttnoeM Beatrice oaiKxl from
Yuiivuvw oil Sunday tuuritiiig lor thi
port tod u? dut1 lwci* U cdorfdiy nisiC
Shit hat. 8 |taSMD?;er!> and 15 tons of
fM*lit for Dawson This will be lb**
i>^t fr**ituu for ikinii Hit- ri*w Uiis
season.
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%L suits, overcoats -I
7 a
KIIIIIBIIIIII NOW ON DISPLAYj -?
We have a fine as- ?
sortment of Suits at ?
12.50, 14.0C m
15.00, 18.00 I
20.00, 22.50 ?
25.00,27.50 J
28.00, 30.00
?
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00. 22.50
25.00, $30.
We Invite you to inspect our line
before making vour purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-D?te I iabcdasher and Ladies' Furnisher
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CCfV?i4"T
hAMBURGCS BROS & CO.
fcAi.1IMOUC.MO;'
MR .OF MRS
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LOS ANGEL.ES. Oct. 3? Sunday
was a very quiet day iai this city,
there being no disorder as the result
of the destruction of the Times News
paper plant.
Gen. Otis deplores the unnecessary
lose of life, and is at a loss fom
cause to which to attribute the das
tardly deed.
The two suspects who were arrest
ed at a late hour Saturday afternoon
were this morning released, as the
police were unable to get any evi
dence which would connect them with'
the loss of life and destruction of
property.
ROSENE SAYS SEME SHOULD
SEND CAPITAL 10 ALASKA
I
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct 3? The Sunday pa
pere of this city contained a very able
article by John Ro&ene, the well
Known Alaskan promoter.
Mr. Rosene's article stated that if
Seattle, the natural gateway for Al
aska, was to expeot the great re
turns which would accrue to tho city
from thedevelopmont of the resources
of Alaska, capital from Seattle should
enter Alaska, and as a result many
great factories would then be estab
lished here.
WILL HAVE $1,000,000 BATTLE
SHIP FOR CABLE TENDER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SATTLE. Oct 3 ? Plans are now ui>
tl?ir way to build a million dollar ar
mored cruiser to take the place of
the old cable ship liurnaide.
The cruiser will be built with 'the
view of being a wax vessel and would
be effective in tin** of war which
would threaten the I'aotfic coast, and
especially Alaska.
Th?? work of the Canada Alaska
boundary survey has been completed
for the season and most of the mem
bers of the various parties, both Am- 1
erican and Canadian are now in town 1
waiting for steamers down the coast.
Thomas Higjrs. Jr., who has been
in gt-neral charge of the American '
parties, and J. D. Craig, in charge of
the Canadian parties are in Whiu- .
horse and will be over in a day or
two, as soon as they have completed j
arrangements for the care of the j
stock, etc.
The season has been very success- 1
ful in the amount of work done and ]
in that conditions wt-re more agree
able than on any one of the
three previous summer seasons. Part
of the work was completed as far
north as the Porcupine River. The
line projection party, under the di
rectioii of J. D. Craig, set their last
point about 10 miles north of the Por
cuplne ami tho trianpulation under
the American parties is about the
same distance to the north. The line
cutting under Mr. Stewart, has bean
carried to the Black River which is
an excellent season's work for one
party the topographic parties, map
ping a four mile strip along the bound
ary are now within 15* miles of the
Porcupine. These two parties under
the control of W. C. Gueriin and P.
S. Ryus, have thus covered a strip
170 miles in length, as this commenc
ed at the Yukon River. The other
work, tri angulation, line-cutting, etc..
was commenced at a point 40 miles
north of the Yukon River, to which
point it was carried last season by
Messrs. Craig and Baldwin.
[Continued on Page 4-1
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The Satisfactory way
i
Y Place your orders} with us for your requirements j [
X in peaches, pears, apples, crab-applef , plums <fe etc. . .
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We make a specility of fruit by the box. Price \ \
? the lowest consistent with the market conditions. . ?
QUALITY GUARANTEED
GANTY & FRANDSON
?M I I I 1 1M-H11 11W
STEALING GOLD AN EASY MATTER
GETTING AWAY WITH IT IS HARDER
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct 3? Thinking that
the theft of the gold from the Wash
ington bank enroute to the U. S. As
say office would require the atten
tion of the detectives for the time be
ing, Thomas Buckley, a mess boy
aboard the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company's steamer CMity of Seattle,
tried to pull off a little stunt and get
hold of some quidk ready cash.
To think Was to do with Tommy, i
so learning that the parser had a
big bunch of bullion and currency in
his office made a raid thereon, and
upon arrival this morning of the Se
attle in this port he was met by city
detectives and taken into the careful
custody of the city officials.
A careful search of the ship was
made and the entire loot was recov
ered.
The "swag" amounted to about
$30,000, part in shining bare of gold
and the remainder in currency
BARGE MYSTERIOUSLY SWIPED,
40 MARINES ARE DROWNED
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct 3? While one
hundred marines were returning to the
Battleship New Hampshire this morn
ing from this city, the barge upon
which they were being transported
mysteriously swamped, precipitating
the entire party into the water.
Nearby boats and tugs went to the
rescue of the struggling men, but be
fore they were reached, forty were
drowned.
WILDER CALLS TEDDY II CURSE
DENVER. Oct, 3? In a statement
made by George Wilder, publisher of
Everybody's magazine, during a
speech which be delivered in this city
last Saturday might, he said that OoJ.
Roosevelt was a curse to the country
WILLIE IS DOWN
ON JOE DENIS.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 3? The Hearst
papers have come out in strong lang
uage adverse to the Democratic tick
et which the state democrats have
placed in the field, and severely
lashes the entire ticket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3? Joseph Har
per, of the firm of Harper Brothere.
publishers, died iu this city yesterday,
of heart failure.
The Dolphin is due to arrive la
Skagway Wednesday, and will sail for
Puget Sound Cities the some day.
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Them on
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