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vitiT rK'filf* *1*f *111 k*
wrecked hv breaking In two on the
rt*cks The Admiral Sampson I*
standing hr and hawsers have been
*r?ch<vi in the ho??e of pnlHti? her
oft before the tide ran*
When the ship startel through
the wharf more than a seore of peo
|4* wer* watehinc her appr?a<-h. but
nil of them esrapei withem JnJurj
.several to; s of merchandise rtotvd
in the warehouse were thrown Into;
the bay The bout teems to be *???
injured from it* eontaet with th<>
h??nvT timbers of the wharf.
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If'iton. Awe I 4 ? The body of
? i'-wnil William Hooth. lead
it iM itf ?ialvatH?n Amy, ww view
ed t<??l.?* h\ six Ihovntitil people
Rurtwot in a t*ea*tifxil cms and
covers! ?<U a profwten of flower*.
M* c?5.| fl?y ??? |? rteath
to ttTm MHi tk? love which had
, ? ? 'row* hi* warn hen t
? M H\i*(t
from all % *lk* of
came to his 4egith co?<-h and K>? c-rf
in ?vmww hpforf one of tlw
of lW? aire
This loth Wow of OlrW tnwehod
?nore *jt? to (i>*r* than it dwd
^iWNini He * .vi ? friend of the
i*?or and need* and hht name will
I* |p?*d Mil kiVKWil * IWfl tkf fl
n??eia1 leader* of the wwM are fO~
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IMMKIM\TK ?WMVi II*
Portland. Or*. A*? S? ttoveroo
West of t?r>*ro*i h** tafcwt a hand
m the vice cleaaint f msadc which
i? t*UiHiii| for** la tki* state
KrvvMp ha* coTnt to him that
tmnWInt and <!cba?ch*ry >* too op
.nlr carried <w. and ?*ch of It i*
Hrint done ander the connivance of
?>>e police and county officiate
Today he issued a wantlnt to th*
whole raft of state and watvicipal of
ticer* that If the places of *vil ro
sort were not closed Immediately he
?o?|?1 p?t the state militia at wort
cleaning 'he Awcean stahlo*
Miss Mary O. Hindshaw left <*f
the l*rincess Sophia for VnnroSW. j
\fter ? day's risk In that city shei
will it? to Alpena. Mlchiean fy, aj
visit with her brother. Mr, ifarry
Hindskew. who I* * scientist of no'ie
From Alpena. Miss Hindshaw will
sro to Knitltnd and will make her
home in the future with her stater,
who lives near Manchester Miss|
Hindshsw's departure from Skagway
is much recreated by her hosts of
friend*, espceially those who Xnon
1 her intimately and appreciate hcri
sweetness of mind and jr^ntle, amlfl
ble disposition As a teacher of n?u ;
sie Miss Hindshaw was always wv
surcewfal, particularly with young
children Reforc leaving, many
friends of Miss Hindshaw e:ite*
tained her at breakfasts, luncheons,]
te*s ai d dinners; those who wer?j
fortunate enough to have her as a
enest were Mrs Martin tVmwayJ
Mr* H !> Kirmse. Mrs Oeorce
Oedman. Mrs. I.. S. Keller and
Mr* William K Rritt. Many friend
had planned to pt with Miss Hind-:
shaw to the boat, but the lateness
of the sailing hour prevented, so
they sent her flowers and other;
sifts and wish her llodspeed and
every success
Te steamer Humboldt is due in
Skagw*y tomorrow, and when it sail
south it will have among its passe-t
een. Mr and Mrs W. W Houghton
who are le?* in* the city permanent
ly Mrs Poujrhton will visit her
mother In Orecon while Mr. Bough
ton intends going to San Francisco.
They have lived here for so many
years that their going sway seems
to be causing an Interruption in the
general order of things that is cans
i ins pen oral regret
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H. J. LYNCH
Washington. Auk. 24 ^lu tlge
Archbald today continued hi* testi
mony before the campaign prober*
of the senate. He related yester
day that Kt-PmMnt Roo^pve't bad
accepted money from "the trust* for
hi* election to the presidency and '
had row to them for money to ft- '
? nance hi* campaign for the second
time and they turned htm down,
hence hi* hostility to the corpora- ,
tions.
Rooaeve't denies each and every- j
one. of Archbald'* allegation* and
*am It I* a hatch-up on the part of
the bis interests to attempt his
lovnfall because they couldn't use
J ' im He says that "th^ irustg will
stop at no! lilt s to accomplish my
| r-*j Mi Roosevelt is not alarm
[ ?d at what Judge Archbald may say,
n? 'that man is a self-confessed
brilw* taker and the testimony of such
;i Man would not he accepted in any
t o'irt in the world, much lcsa by
the far Mt'inf; American public."
The charge* made hr Archbald
(hat (teorire I'erk'ns had rained
thrc?< 1.1 ' .on dollar* for the Pro
Kivwlvp -.-umpalfcn, "are a* false aa
lni> rwt of :he disgraced Judge'a tes
timony. " raid Mr. Perkins when I
shown a :eport of the Archbald tea
tinon\ "I ;?m certainly Interested
In acein- Mr Roosevelt win, be
cause he la a personal friend of mln
nd I believe hi* election would \ Je n
much U> tbc Mnerlcan people aa It!
would -ret lb* polltlca of the nation j
oui of the wmda of the corruption- i
lata th.< ntw bare possession of It;
l>k?t as l?r me raisin* such amount I
Is absolntck ebaurd. Mr. Rooaevelt
<1i ?b not n?e<l any tuch an amount,)
and K ia the nae of auch I a rue cor
mptton fundii which he la opposing
It la the gigantic donations In the
paat that ban brought the Republl-J
run party to Its present position i
of contempt In the estimation of!
the American people."
BEFLECliS i 1 DEID
Oyster Ray. Aur. 8* Theodor*
Roiw^K spent half an honr l?st
night dictating a speech to the As
novated Preas in which he declare*
that he never heard of any snch con
tributions being made as is charged
by Judge Archbald. He said that
the attack is a wicked invention to
besmear the honor of a dead man
who cannot defend htmself. Mr.
Bliss was the campaign tre^Mtrer
dnring the period to which APChbald
ref??n?, and hi? Ib iMd; ro Archhatd,
harliiM by thp trust* In now making
c-hRrires which ounnot b<? disproved
by thf? tnnn who In no loiter hore
to defend himself siralnst the dl?
*rnrofnl assaults.
!t is said fchat Mr Roosevelt will
N> ? to appear and testify be- 1
for*- the lnrw?tlR*tlng commit to* and
ivply to the attje-k* of Arfibbald j
Mr oxprossod hi# perfect wllllnRne**,
to answer wl)??n raited upon.
A Titanic Disaster
a Day
| Appalling and Unnecessary Waste of Human
Life That Could Be Prevented
By Profe*?or IRVING FISHER of Yule University
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M
ORE THAN six hundred thousand lives are lost
EVERY YEAR IN THE UNITED ITA7ES FROM PRE
VENTABLE DISEASE AND FROM ACCIDENTS.
Let ii. c- put the figures in another form. A life insur
ance president has calculated that PREVENTABLE DISEASE
AND ACCIDENTS destroy every day American lives equal in nnm
ber to the crews of two battleships. ?
Flunk of it! A TITANIC DISASTER A DAY, and yet the
public does not rise up and demand in a spirit of anger and determina
tion that stop* J?e taken at once to put an end to this appalling and
UNNECESSARY WASTE OF HUMAN LIFE!
Vital statistics havr> hoon well called the bvikkceping of healthy
and. believe me, the bookkeeping of health is JUST AS NECES
SARY TO RET HEAI.TH RESULTS AS THE BOOKKEEPING
OF BUSINESS i> to gt t business results, and this is proved beyond
douH by tlic fact that those countries which have kept their health
books the loudest haVc been most successful in prolonging tho average
of human life within their borders.
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IsHuniHa
Juan**. Ang. 24 ? The Orostco re
volutionary reign wonin now likely
?o terwlnite disastrously for that
leader, together with the overthrow
of the revolutionary for-"ei In Mex
ico. Since the occupation of the city
of Juares by the federal force*, the
rebel# have ben scattered and are re !
treating They have been followed!
to the south for fifty miles and are
now entrapped and snrrounded by
ten thousand federal troops. Gen-,
era I Orotco Is throwing up defenses
for the siege which 1s heeinnlng, but
late report* Indicate the ?nllf? com
mand, Including hlmaHf, wilt be cap
tured noon
A few day* ago Oro*co made over
ture* to the Me*tcan government for
surrender but demanded the rein
statement to cltlienahlp of hla erv
Mr^ rtiiny, fclmael.' included; thia the
federal government refused, and or
der* were given to proaec?t<? the
campaign ,i?ain?t the rebels antil
they were all captared or killed and
the r??nell|on alan.}^: out, which now
a^eiti* In a fair nay of immediate atic
re?
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PDROIVK IMIWTHMH TKWM
Chicago, Auk 24 - The support#;*
of Robert lAFollette, which Include*
v?ch prominent nien a* President
Ynnlllse of the Wivt-nsin nnlverulty
and t'har ? * Cr* e? rtl Chicago. are
wiring Mr. Wilson that they will aup
pori him in hfa candidacy for the
Democratic presidency. l^iFollette
continue* to wy that he will stand
by t he Republican parly and attempt
to Introduce progreeaive measures,
but he ia doing It in a half hearted
manner which lead* hi* follower* to
believe that he I* willing that they
should support Wilson In the hope
of downing Roosevelt. Anything to
down Rooeevelt will be acceptable to
the Wisconsin leader of Progressive
politic* The ambitious Robert can't
forgive the sting which Teddy gave
him when he wre?te.l the nomination
from him.
IjiFollette reiterate* In each la
sue of hi* weekly, the charge* that
Roosevelt stole hi* thunder and be
trayed him In his fight for the pro
grenaive nomination.
SKVU'KS AT ST. HAVIORH
RrNXlPAI. rHI RtH
Rev. G. K. Renniaon will conduct
aervicea tomorrow at the Kplacopal
church a* follows: 11 a. m. Holy
Communion *ervice and *ermon. aub
ject; "Christianity and Social Life."
8 p. m , Evening prayer and sermon,
subject, "The 1'roblem of Sunday
Work and ita Solution." ? llrlght ser
vice* -Oood music. K very one Is cor
dlally welcome.
Tmnm\ns wn,i,' iw?w
IX KMIVK*T PR! V Kit
New York. An* 24- Nett Hhnr*
day, beginning at noon, the entire
Halvation Vmy ?' America will
ceaae their work for four hour* dur
In* which time the membership will
devote the time to prayer For four
hour* thev will offer np petition* for
humanity and for the peace of the
departed aoul of the de*d leader of
the Army Not only will th? Salva
tion Army how In prayer, but the
world la requeued to join them In
sacred petition* to the mul high
Washington, Auk 24 ? The f>epart
ment of State ha* requested the Ma
ry Department to Inliat all available
men and put the naval troop* in
readine** for transportation to Nic
aragua It I* believed that It will
he nereaanry to aend more troop* to
the asaistanc* of those already In
the dl*?nrbe?i inaMer* of the fUHith
American Republic
Rev. Fr Turnell haa none to Ft
.Seward to hold religious servke*.
consequently the Catholic pulpit will
i be unoccupied tomorrow.
The Rev R. C Blackwell, paator
of the Methodist chtirch. will hold
scrrlcr* on Bunds? morning and eve
ning. These will be the laat *er
! vice* until the flr*t Sunday in Octo
ber All are cordially Invited to at
tend. A special Invitation i* extend
ed to strangers and visitor* who may
be far from their home churche*
Mr. Sam Rornctefn of the J.
ilornsteln Son* company ha* *ent hia
advance card announcing that he
will be in SkaKway in about two
week* to look after the trade of
that popular company.
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