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rt Y* 1M. SKAttWAY. ALASKA, TUBSDAY, MAY 10, 1910 PRICE, 10 CENTS
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STREET CARS
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t'ur new Spring ami
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Our Hue of Oxford* in
r%n*. Ox Blood*, Pateut
: H. J. LYNCH
The UpTo~D?t? Hai>eid**hci? and L^adte* Furnishers
Mr. JaoK-u Moctw, mfUttger of th*?
ubta Mutiny Company's works at
Wtiithorh* arrived on the Priue?ss
UuyaJ with a crew of awdMudct aud
in?s uuwrn* and Mr. Mocitse stated
that smoke would be issuing from
the smoke stack, in ?very short time
ami that ore would be coin ins out just
as soon as mea and money can get
it on t4w cars.
A number of carloads of machinery
j ad lumber are alr?uly on the ground
>id more is coming on the next boat.
QUITS ai-HOD ROUTE;
SAYS SKAGWAY THE OIL! IT
IVivlleg, who kft Skagway on Feb.
23 Uat. fiur Stwarii and from which
rv-se two ukji; arv hanlv prospect
>rv, Mr. .Mayo having- mushcil ail ov
uuil Mr Mayo ?*U! "It is
tr K?iv(Q? Shu rujfrvu.1 at the 71
of the way and our provisions and
outfit hud to be packed oil our backs.
"We had to make a detour of) forty
wiles to gel to New Kuik. a listanee
of twenty miles. From there to Su
skna Station the trail is not so bad.
but from Smitiia on there is no
trail and we trikut for) flour days to
get alcng and had to give it up as
* e could not make it. We met man
uld timers who turned back and. who
will come this way.
As I know it, the Skagway route is
the uuly feasible route to the new dig
gings, (br as ndvery one knjow*j you
can float down ifce Yukon and get
up the Infcjuko a nid Idrtarod without
auv trouble ami it is surely the cheaj.
est. quickest ajui easiest way fur the
miner to g t there."
MVssrs Mayo and Deoelles will
leave hero as soon as navigation op
ens and go In a small boat from
Whitohorse to the new diggings.
TUFT SAYS HE
STILL HAS HOPE
(8y Alaska N?w* Bureau.)
PASSAIC. N. J. May. 10? In an ad
a?fujinlMriUu>a bilk by this aeewiou
vf cou&cvsii.
CENSUS tNUMERHOR MISSED THIS OKE
trfiuKtng Mrs. Blai*.hard and the
\Lr?. Blaachani &ik! Freddie wen*
b*k>* bust (all and Mr. Ulauohard
n .Al in Hvrthiikl found a brand ae*
soni of which he is justly proud.
CUPIO CATCHES
JHEJUDGE
(By Alaska N?w? 8ur?au.)
DENVER. May 9 ? It is rumored
here that Judge Benjamin Lindsay
th*> famous Juvenile Court advocate
will soon wed Miss Anna Morgan,
the daughter of J. Pierpont Morgan
the multi-millionaire.
C. P. R. PRINCESS Mil IN AND OUT
Th Princess Royal, Captain Nerout
sun, arrived las* night at 6:30 last
evetiiug with 76 passengers and 119
tola of freight.
The Royal sailed this mornrug at
'en) o'clock.
If it is May Flower Butter it's th*'
best. 35c per pound at Frye-Bruhn's.
LEE'S
....LICE KILLER...
Cet your C hicken Coops and Yards Free From Lice J
before your Little Chicks Come Out
Piut Bottler 25c Half Gallon Bottles 65c
Quart '? 35c One Gallon Cans $1.25
GANTY & FRANDSON
4 ?H-M' I1
KING GEORGE WILL ISSUE NO
MOURNING PULIATION
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. May 10? The King will
not issue aa oritur for a period of
national aiouruiiig over the ikath of
King Edward.
This dcLskm was reached because
i' was f'-ori-'d that much fiuaJK-ial dis
trss would follow.
RICHARDSON REPUDIATES ANY
CORPORATION CONNECTIONS
(Bv Alaska N?ws Bureau)
SEATTLE. May 10? In an inter
view today Major Richanlstm scores ?
Delegate Wickershaw for tiis antago
nism towards him in Washington
ami states that he doesn't understand
Wickersham's motive awl denies any
connection with the corporations.
GROSS EXAMINER CULLED DOl
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, May 10? The in
vestigating committee in the Ballia
ger hearing called a halt on Attorney j
Brandt is, who in cross-examining Bal
iiitger today was saeking to be
-iiiLrcti him by accusation and innu
endo, much, to the relief of Secretary
Ballinger.
TARDY HIS
PEEVE KAISER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BERLIN. May 10 ? Theodore Roose
veih arrive*! here one hajf hour earl
ier than scheduled tim- ojh! went at
once to the embassy.
The Royal Guards were late in get
ting there to receive him, much to
the annoyance of the Kaiser who ex
hibited his anger.
Miss Ethel Waste has accepted a
position as book keeper for the Frye
Bruhb. Co.
\V. B. King, auditor of the White
Pass and Yukon Routo left on the
Priucess Royal last uight for Vancou
ver, where he will stay until the earl;,
pan of June. Mr. King will return
to Sfcagway Lu Juan.- and remain un
til the close of navigation.
DEFENSE BEGINS
IN HEINZE CASE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. May 10? The prose
cution In the Heinle case completed
its case today and the defense will
commence to submit testimony.
Two of the indictments against
Heinze were dismissed on motion.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Taylor of
Whitehorse arrived on the Royal last
night from London, England, where
they have Deen spending the winter.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Shearer re
ceived word that a daughter was
nor u to Mr. and Mrs. John Eckert at
Aberdeen, Wash, on April 15. Mrs.
Eckert is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Shearer and is well known here.
The 'ittle daughter was named Bessie
Louise.
Copyright 1905 D y
Hart Schatfher ?&* Marx
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