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L YNCH & KtNENDY
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(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
SYDNEY, N S. W. April 20? The
PtiUsb passe riser steamer Satara,
bound from Newcastle to Queens
300 perished.
News of the accident was received
by wireless and it is impossible to
ascertain any of the details or names
oi tilt- survivors.
PiNCHOT m CARD UP SLEEVE
(B* Alaska New* Bureau J
LONDON, England. April. 2?) ? Gif
forJ Ptm-hot parsed through this
tliv today en route for Ireland. Iu
rvply u> the question* of the news
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payer reporters Mr. Pinchot said
that be had nothing to say at the
pre- uit time, but that he bad some
thing erf intwest to tell the Ameri
can people when he reached home.
DEATH 10 BE
INVESTIGATED
(Bv Alaska New* Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. April 19? The
death of former Chief of Police Biggy
will be probed to ascretain wh&tker
hi was on private or departmental
bnsineas when he met his death
This will determine whether his sur-i
viving relatives are entitled to a do!
Chief Biggy suddenly fell ?wr- ?
board from the police launch in San
Francisco bay about sixteen months
There was always considerable
mystery v -oncer ning his death. Pou!
play was often hinted at.
A. 8. INSTAL
At the regular meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1, Arctic Brotherhood, j
it A_ B. hall last night the following i
officers were Installed to serve for
:ae etwulng term: M. A. Snow, arc
;ic chief; fYed Rosenberg, arctic
recorder; C. J. Walsh, keeper of wig
?uts; G. C. Sipreile, arctic chaplain;
O. Berry, camp cook; J. J. Cham
}t-rs. M. A. Mclean, L. M. Muelen
lerg, trustees.
M. B. Ciemenger acted as Instal
. g offk-er. Several of the new of
Iver* were unavoidably absent and
*?111 be installed at the next theetvag.
The Dolphin will leave Seattle to
:<ht and is due ill Skagway Sunday.
MAKING FIRE
MAP OF TOWN
Sidney E. De Long, special agent
and adjuster for the North Coast
Fire Insurance company, arrived in
Skagway from Juneau on the Cottage
City and will leave for Haines on
the City of Seattle. Mr. De Long
it engaged in making a fire map of
the town and before leaving he will
probably appoint a local agent. Ike
Sowerby of Juneau has been appoint
ed head agent for Southeastern Al
aska.
From Haines $Tr. De Long will gc
to Juueau and thence tot he West
ward. It is Mr. De Long's first
trip to Alaska and he expressed him
self as being delighted with the scen
ery and greatly surprised by the gen
eral character of th country.
"I thought it was mostly snow and
Ice," said Mr. De Long, 'and it is
surprising in the extreme to find
conditions as they are."
MARSHAL HOLMES MAKES ARREST
E. La Chappell, who has resided
in Skagway off and on far several
years, was arrested late last night
by Deputy U. S. Marshal Holmes
charged with being an "undesirable
citken."
La Chappell was released on bonds
and his trial started before U. S.
Commissioner Conway late this after
noon.
Dr. Zach Loussac of Haines was
a visitor in Skagway last night
while ttwi Cottage City was in port.
Mr. Loussac is going to Seattle and
may go back to New York. He ex
pects to return to Alaska, however.
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There was not a quorum present
at the meeting of the Skagway Com
; inerclal club last night, doubtless
j due to the fact that the Cottage City
: arrived in port Just about the time
I the meeting was to have been con
vened ami thus prevented a number
of merchants and businss men from
attending. A meeting of the club
will be called for next week.
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FOR FRANCE
(By Alaska Naw* Bureau.)
BUDAPEST, Hungary. April 20?
Theodore Roosevelt left for Paris
this morning and will arrive in the
French capital Thursday.
PARIS. France. April 20 ? Prepara
tions are being made to tender The
odore Roosevelt a great reception
when he arrives la- this city.
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WILL TRAVEL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. April 20 ? Word was re
ceived here today that King Khoula
loukorn of Siam and his harem will
visit Seattle during the summer.
GOnAGE "CAME AND WENT"
The Cottage City arrived in port
a' 9 last night with 20 passengers,
most of them second class, and 40
tens of freight. The Cottage sailed
south at 11:20 with seven passen- J
gers.
Choice seed potatoes for sale. Mrs.
Deverell. 13th and State. 6t i
ELECTION OF
ALASKA SS, GO.
(By Alaska Nawa Buroau.)
SEATTLE. April 19? The Alaska
Steamship company stockholders will
meet next Monday and elect the of
ficers for the coming year. Pres. Pea
body will resign to engage in private
business. Prank Burns or James
Pharo are his probable successors to
the presidency of the company.
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SATS ALDRIGH
(By Alaska N?w> Buraau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 19?
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode
Island stated today that failing
health had caused him to announce
his proposed withdrawal from politics.
FARM
SCALE PEAK
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau.)
NEW YORK. April 20 Prof. Parker
of Columbia university will leave Mon
day for Seattle and there equip an
expedition for the ascent of Mt Mc
Kinley.
MOVING PICTURE MAN COMING
Mr. Grosse of the Grosse Amuse
ment company will arrive in Skagway
Friday and give moving picture en
tertainments in Skagway Friday and
Saturday nights at Elks hall. Mr.
Srosse has a complete change of
films and the entertainments will be
entirely different. None of his pic
tures have been shown in Alaska
t>efore.
Albert Rhinert is confined to his
home with a severe attack of stom
ach trouble.
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