?he ^lashan
No. l?9 FIFTEENTH YEAR
in ILL VI TO
HP1E H H
Mexico ? ity, Oct. IS ? Wires bc
iween this city and V?W Oru? have
t?een rut and communication to the
south ha*, been interrupted. A
larve number of FfdwU troops have
been ordet-d to Verm Crwi which j
wa* taken by the rebels yesterday
mid Kun boats will proceed at once
to retake the captured city. Thr
,-ebels are (jatniiiK strength and
there are promises ot" a disastrous
hattle when they come together
GUARDS KILL
GREEK Mil
UHiill. \w., IVt 18 ? Martial
law has bo-Ml drt'laml ill the Klj
ilistrirt an;| the whole country it
under the control of troo|>s. The
mines have established guards to
i<rot?vt them from the interference
?>f strikers. In several altercations
ich have occurred during the p*Rt
<* '-?'k several tlwkJ have Imvii kill
The killing of the strikers by the
- Hard* ha< iaus.il the wildest excite
' lent and more trouble is feared,
here are two companies ot troops
?* in the field and more will be J
i>rd?-r?<d in case the rioting gets be- j
J. I.? i one of the Hitch
??reek miners arrived on last night's
i rain and will leave for Vancouver
>n one of the first boats. Mr. John
on i? one of the delegates from
Mac? very C*>~? No. IS Arctic
xrotherhoou ?5?t will attend the
'
owver. November 12th
Thomas Martii.dale anu Morris .T.
I.ewis are at the Pullen House
l-.unt in the interior. They have a
number of pelts, heads and horns
<*h;. h will be down this evening.
Thev are fo return to their homes
?i I'hilade phia. sailing on the Spo
kane toniff'.t
The Oaily Alaskan still has a
ft*w copies of the "Yearbook of the
IVpartment of Agriculture"' for
< ><ar 1911 Anybody interest
ftl in agriculture may cull and re
< ?'i\ , a eor?y free of charge First
eome, first served. St I
KISH OKKH1A1-S l?IS4 I SS
ALASKA AT M?X?J IIA\(>K
battle, Oct. 18 ? Barton Kvrr
non. chief of the Inquiry depart
ment respecting food fishes, arriv
al in the city from Washington and
1 opened a conference in the Wash
ington Annex yesterday for the pnr
?osc of hearing the questions of
| - losing certain Alaska streams to
Xlaska commissioner is in attend
ance.
\ KM W. IV TIMK
KKKKlTIVK \K\T Si \O.W
A new lime card for the White
I'liSs A.- Yukon has just been issueil
I>y the Oaily Alaskan. The sched
ule will take effect on Sunday, Oct
20 and provides that train No. 1
will leave Skagway on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. No. 2
will arrive from Whitehorse on the
same days No. 1 will leave in the
morning at 8 30 instead of 9:30 an
will arrive in the afternoon at 3:30
pin sin ws (dim) not
SUK M \IJ(t?M > KVF
Rome, Oct. 18? Marconi the
wireless wizard had to submit to an
operation today for the removal of
his risht eve which was injured two
weeks ago in an automobile acci
dent He has been kept in the hos
pital and the spciallsts have tried
every means known to science to
retain the sight but without avail
Mr Alfred Toutes foreman for
the Ruby Oeek Placer Mining; Co
arrived ou the train last night
nnd left on the Princess Sophia for
Vancouver where he will spend the
w inter.
OUR
NEW
FALL ,
SUITS
&
COATS
FOR LADIES :
NOW ON DISPLAY
L SocUe
denotes style
anj quality
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J . LYNCH
Hon MM (IF
: ? it in
Washington, Oct. 18 ? Wei Jon
Mrinton Hiyburn of Idaho died in
this city this morning of a compli
cation of heart and kidney diseases.
Senator He* burn was a republican
whose horn- was in Wallace. Idaho,
lie was bom in Deleware county.
Pennsylvania in 18R2. He was a
member *oif the convention which
framed the constitution of Idaho
when It b-vame a Mate and was
hairman of the Judiciary committee
<>f that bodv. He was elected to the
Hei' iblioaii national convention In
l^ss, ls?2, 1900 and 1S04 and be
? ante a member of the senate In
Lewi Hi o i Senator Horah expresa
? ?d repret nt the death of Mr. Hey-;
burn whom he describes as a splen
did colleague.
Wilmington, Oct. 18 Wood row
Wilson is campaigning in l>eleware
where he is confining his talk to
state issuos only. It is said that
cut of res|toot for Mr. Roosevelt he
? ill not talk national itolltlrs until
.the injured Colonel is nl>le to he out
Mid defend himself In the contest.
Since the shooting of Roosevelt an
evtr? number of guards and secret
>-ervice men are traveling with Gov.
Wilson. He recently received a
ommunlcalion that he was to be
shot and the shooting would be
more effective than was the case of
Roosevelt. The letter has bce.i
\ \r won i?\ r tic 1 1- 1.?
WOI I.II Yt>l SAT?
1 .os Angeles, Oct. IS Nat (}ood
win who wan sued yesterday by
t'haries l>Oiighty for the alienation
of his ?if?>'s affection, has entered
a denial of the charges. He ha?
acted with Marion Morelnnd, as she
is known on the stage, but he says
.lis conduct with her has been only
professional. Sometimes In a pn>
essional way it is necessary for an
actor to oppress intense passion,
ind Nat sure knows how to do that,
.aid It may be that the husband
' Itnught he was overdoing It, which
only goes to show that Mr. Goodwin
is an actor of rare ability. That,
.iiul such line of talk, is the trend
of the denial of Mr. Goodwin.
SIM It IT OK I77fl
SHOWN IN BOSTON
Hoston, Oct 18 ? The famous Red
Sox, the Boston nine that won the;
world's championship, paraded the^
streets of this city yesterday amid !
a bla*e of triumphal bunting and
the shouts of the populace who:
turned out to applaud the heroes.
They went to the famous old Fanuel
hall and received the con gratuln
lions of the mayor and city official*
The day was turned over to rev
elry and shouting which resemble^
the stirring times of 1770.
ft DRILL FOB
LINCOLN CREEK
Mr Richard Hill, formerly mine
foii-man at the Hlg Thing Mine,
i nd who lias had charge of the
pros|ie<'t Inn operations on Lincoln
' rook In tin* At lin district for H. W.
Vaiiro and i>sso?tato?, arrived on the
l ruin l ist night from CnreroM
Mr. Ilill left on the Sophia for
Vancouver whore he will confer
?ith Mr Vance rogaidlng hi*
work during the past so.isnn Rpeak
win of the work done on Mnroln
Crook, whire a number of lease*
have been stakod, Mr. Hill declared |
I hat the prospects look very good
? 'onditions he declared are very
lavorahle there for mining operation
as there is a if abundance of water,
the slope is good and there Is every
reason to Relieve that gold it there
? it paying quantities.
Mr. Hill expecla to return to
I ho rroek in January with a Key
stone drill with which the bedrock
of the creek will he thoroughly
I'rospoc'od prior to the onening of
(mining operations.
'.I NKItOt s J. WE AIUMS
\ ISITS Mil. IIOOSEVKI.T
Chicago, Oct. IS ? Colonel Roose
? fit continues to mend and It I* be
lieved he will be out of the hos
pitiil within a week. Today he r?
.oive Jane Adams, the noted hu
manitarian and the woman who
econded his nomination for the
presidency. This Is the first wom
an outside of his family that the
Colonel ha? admitted to hli rooms
STATK lihsTS CASK
ItNTKKR Wll.l. TKSTIKY
New York. Oct. 18? The state
rests its ens* against Lieutenant
Becker, havlnjr Introduced all It*
*ttiicsso* which closed yesterday
with the testimony of Baldy Rose
Recker savs he la anxious to ro
on the stand as he can disprove all
the testimony of the state. Jerome
is to he called as one of the wit
nesses.
WE HIVE JUST TAPPED THE FIRST BARREL OF THE SEASON
IT'S 6000
X. PER GAL
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
SUNI1 PRODUCE SUP
PLIES 1 K DEM
Skagway (crow n vegetable* and
produce are now being uaed hjr near
ly all the surrounding fltles In
the markets of Junean on r c?dery
haa driven out all other brands,
and vegetable* are gradually find
ing place* on the rrooenT ahetve*
Aa evidence of the growing impor
tance of Skagway aa an agricultural
i-enter, take the one caae of th#
I'rlncM Sophia which sailed Mat
night. From one Skaxway gardner
the C. P. R company yesterday pnr
rhaaed 12r? cabbage*, 5'>0 pound#
of potatoes, |00 poiinda of Italian
aplnach, alx doten green onion* and
tim iina*n btinrlm of H?rjr T*#
company *l?n pirchiio^H IS gallon*
of gMaaar milk and I* ?IM difk?
Thin la not *h# only rnmpanr that
parrhaa^a h?r?, t h? o?h?r* do. hnt
(Mi*rallf .inf on an larx* a r?l?
Tlim* riKHra m?n ? grw?l dMl
to th* country that In rimcrlbed In
ih* ?H?at aa a land of ?row. f'ju| u i
mailt and *l*rl?r* It mawna a
*r?Hit li^al to aa. h?ra<*a? It
that ??? hit* within onr ronflnm
all that la nwawMrjr to th? main
tenance of p?rf?ft hnmn, p?rMa
n<*nf happlnnaa and nailafartorr proa
p?i?y
\K\V l>KM?H K\TI? IMIIA
\ kmsp %pkh niR jr*K.*r
Juneau, Oct ? Major J F A
Strong, I ?!?? veteran Alaaka newa
paperman. arrlred from Seattle on
the Alameda thin m.?riilng. to es
tablish a dally Democratic news
paper in Juneau Major Strong ?aa
accompanied by Mr*. Strong The
Strongs reached Seattle three weeka,
.tgo on the laat trll* of the Victoria
from Nome
Major Strong ha* edited the Idlta
lod Nugget aitic* Idltarod waa
discovered. He haa been Identified.1
during hla newspaper career In Al
aaka, with the Nome New*. Nome
Nugget and Dawaon Newa At one
time Major Strong waa conaldered
I he moat likely candidate for dele
gate to congress, on the |)emocrati<
Mcket.
\lcV\M\ms II <>\ K II. Tt
Hits ?KV\TOR KKtt> I
Indianapolis, Oct. I ft Senator:
Kern, appearing in the trial of the
dynamiter*, i* attempting to prtwe
that the brother*. John J and
Jamea R MrNamara were the only
onea guilty of the plota to blow up
buildlnga with dynamite
Tom Machell a pioneer of Atlln
waa a paaaenger south on the Sophia
bound for "hold Hlngland" where
he will viai; the acenea of hi* youth
the flrat time In 35 year*
GREEK 10 FIGHT
"HOLY" MR
iHiring the atay of Ikr I'rln" .
Sophia In Hfca?way the r?rv ntera
? miatrurted al*ty-flTe or
Wunka, whtrh are to be ??#<| In
furnlahlnjr sleeping room for al*ty
(In Mreeka who are to he taken
.'?board at Juneau for tranaportatlon
south, wh?r? they will anil for
'Jreere to take part In the ronflkt
*irainat Turkey
Th?*? men a re patrlnti, cotn^
home to fl<ht for their <*?tii?try. or
rather flcht for their religion. u
the preaent war with Turkey la the
reenlt of a different of rell*1om
?nn n voi , > Pwiwg those Kump'in
? onntrle* ?hlrh eonafKHte the Bal
kan penlnaula
l>ondon. Oct Id? Ad?lri? that
rearh the Kugllah government arw
to the effect that the war* In the
Ralkana are to he of oppoaln? ryeeda
rather than of raeea It la evident
that there will he no merry ahown
on either aide and that ih* worat
kind of hutrherle* will oernr In the
name* of Oirlatlanity aa well aa
Mohammed lam
A late report aaya that the Turk
lah warahloa hare heen driven baefc
Steamer Jefferyon la arhedtiled :n
arrive at einhf o'rlork tonight
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