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MINERS KILLED
IN EXPLOSION1
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Asa, April 2l--if\>rtjj
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Late
Spring
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LYNCH & KtNENDY
rv*? Ujj-To-LVic KabcrduWi and Lulin Furnishers
JUDGE LIS IS SLATED I
AS SUCCESSOR TO MOORE
(By Alaska N?ws Buraau)
SEATTLE. Apr H 21? A prominent.
"*Trtrn. now la this city, today re
! euir?*l ?, telegram from Washington j
I). C.. troia an authentic mmree. stat
tag tJJit Thomas Lyon*. jow Judge ?
?t t}p jjulicial division of Alas- j
tea, will bo the successor of Judge j
\5f- <4 Mu<*r* uf the Swoad division. |
The uueatVaa as to the successor
of Judge Lyons Is now being con
sldered by Attorney General Wlck
crsham.
No specific charges have been
made against /Judge Moore, except
thai certain of the big mtae owners
of Nome assert that he has an in
sufficient knowledge of the mining
laws and is dilatory ia conducting the
cases before him.
ME LIGHTS FOB HUSKAH COAST
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
W ASHINGTON, D. C. April 21?
Tweuty-uin? new lights will be ea
taMiabvti In Alaskan waters this sum- '
aier as aiUa U> navigation. Most of !
iii<; lights will be placed in South- i
eastern Alaska. Some of the lights
will be acetyl one and others oil. The
securing of the additional aids to oav
igation is chiefly due to the Influ
ence of Delegate Wtekersham, Gov.
Clark of Alaska and Congressman
Sulzer of New York.
BEN DROWNED
HEAD SITKA
(Special to The Dally Alaskan)
SITKA. April 20? Capt. Peter TrI
M. h - Id and Sergeant McNulty today
found the body of Alex Wilson on
the bo&dt at Silver bay.
Wilson and MrUz Valaaoff left two
w ? ago In a skiff on a wood out
ting expedition. Both n?en were in
toxicated when they 1 left and took
considerable liquor with them. It Is
thought that they capsized the skiff 1
in attempting to land and were both
drowned. The body of Valasoff ha.s
i-ot been found.
Wisoa for many years was a sail- !
or in the revenue cutter service.
Both m?n were Russians.
NEGROES ARE
(By Alaska News Bur?au.)
HAVANA, Cuba. April 21 ? A 8en"
aj uprising of the negroes through
out Cuba is feared.
. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Burkhart came
up from Haines Tuesday in the
Chilkooi cannery launch "'The Baldy."
The launch i* 90 feet long and is
'?!*? of the most powerful and hand
wuic lauifefeee iu Alaskan waters.
Mr. Rurkhart is manager of the Chil
koot cannery, succeeding R. A. Leo
PICTURE SHOW
FRIDAY NIGHT
W. D. Gross, proprietor of the
Groan Amusement company, arrived
in town from Haiuea on the City of
Seattle and wlH five moving picture
??nler?afnttents at Elk's hall Friday
and Saturday nights. Mr. Gross has
secured a complete change of films
since his last visit in Skagway and
the latest thing in moving pictures
will be shown.
There will be eleven sets of films
showiug on both evenings and also
an illustrated song. Those who wit
nessed the last performance which
Mr. Gross gave in Skagway will re
member the excellence of the pro
mrag. It is no exaggeration to say
that he presented the best moviug
picture entertainment ever given in
this town.
B. M. Satterfield, a United States
sokHfr from Fort Egbert, arrived in
town last night and sailed south on
the Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brie of Pet
ersburg, who have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patten, for the
past week, sailed south on the City
of Seattle.
M. D. Murphy, who has spent a
vacation of four months at Tenakee
Hot Springs, arrived in Skagway on
the Rustler and is registered at the
Dewey hotel.
Miss Cathcart of Juneau, a sister
of Dave Cathcart, arrived in town on
the City of Seattle and will remain
here for some time visiting with her
brother.
Go to the Dominion Cafe for good
home cooking. tf
SWIFTS
Premium Hams &
Bacon
Are Sugar Cured, Sweet and [J
Fresh. Just what you will relish
for your breakfast
GANTY &
FRANDSON
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STOCK BIKER
is acmeo!
:
(Bv Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Apr! I 21? Donald '
Fersch, the well known stock bro
ker who was charged with the lar
ceny of copper stock valued at ilOO,
000, was acquitted today aft- r a short
trial. F. Augustus Hehize was the
complaining witness.
LANGFORD TO i
FIT BURNS:
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. April 20? Ton.
my Burns and Sam La nx ford haw
been matched to fight forty-five
rounds at Richmond beach on Svpt. ,
5 for a purse of |30,000.
CANADA WILL
RAVE A If
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
OTTAWA. April 2t ? The House of
Commons today approved the l>i!i
for the creation of a Canadian navy.
CABRERA IS
RE-ELECTED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
GUATEMALA. April 21? Manual
Estrada Cabrera was re-elected presi
dent of Guatamala yesterday.
Choice soed potatoes for sale. Mrs.
Deverell. 13th and State. 6i
8. HERMANN IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
(By Alaska Newc Bureau.)
ROSEIU'RH. Ore. April 21? Binger
?r !!., former Commissioner * of
the- G r-.fral Land Office, and who
is i't" ; 'ily tried for conspiracy in
ilie Or< . land frauds, .is seriously
I at this city. His illness is par
tlly due to 'the strain he under
went while on trial.
L
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 20?
Gov. Clark and President Taft had
a confer' rtce today in regard to the
ricc- ssity m r additional aids to nav
igation in Alaskan waters.
NO FIREWORKS
IN NEW YORK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. April 21 ? New York
>ing to have a "safe and sane"
Fourth of July celebration this year
an : to that end the council yesterday
? 'U an ordinance prohibiting the
iv! ail sale of fireworks between
June 10 and July 10.
ALASKAN POSTMASTER APPOINTED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 21?
Louis Johnson was today appointed
:? of'Nenana, Alaska, to suc
c< ti Mr. Dyke, who resigned.
Mrs. Ida Cruse, the mother of Eu
c:i ? Smith arrived in town on the
S- . le and will visit her son for
some weeks.
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than it floes to be
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point
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