THE DAILY -aW ALASKAN
OITV OFFICIAL PHPER
No. 20fi VOL. IX. SKAGWAY, ALiSKA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 2 1906
r HARRISONS' '
We carry the "Matzeil" hand tailored ready made
skirts, from $5 to $17.50- and the "G-em" tail
ored silks and wool shirtwaists. l'.'OT styles just
received.
Remember this is the last week in which to buy 15
and 1 7A cents ginghams for 10 cents.
Just a few shirt waists left at 50c on the dollar.
This month's Butterick Patterns Si
are 10c and 15c ? none higher . |j
Phone's 4 and 55 Store's open evenings Ij
Smoke:
ROVIRA'S
Famous
CUBAN
MADE
fLARABE
CIGARS
The Best. I
In Sizes, j
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Sole Atrentforj
Alaska
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?: Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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A. L. GRANT. PHONE 136 $
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fort and Satisfaction
The Oie Price Clothier
Teurih and Brodway
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? CENTRALLY UX .4-0 BKST{ ACCOMMODATIONS
I New tome Restaurant
Mrs. C. Hilty. Manager
Bes25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
? 'ETH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY*
? GoocCiean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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IAfT WANTS MEN NOT SHIPS
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Washington, Oct. 2? Secretary Taft
has wired to the government that he
wants marines and not warships. He
has more warships now that there is
work for.
The transport Sumner will sail from
New York tonight with 900 troops. The
Marion will leave from Tf.mpa Thurs- 1
day with 1,000.
President Roosevelt held lone con
ferences this morning and afternoon
w ith Secretaries Koot and Moody, The
Cuban question was discussed at both of
them. None of the details of the de- j
tails of th?- situation were given out for '
publication. Request* for them were
refused.
Cuban* PloiaiKt With T*ft
Havana, Oct. 2? The people are de- j
lighted with Secretary Taft'a address
at opening of the Havana university J
yesterday afternoon. His subject was
on the "United States Mission in Rt
pards the Uplifting ol the Fallen Re-!
public and the Reetoration of its Prog- j
parity."
Secretary Taft also made a hit when j
he (topped the eviction of the poor from \
Columbian harracks which were intend
ed for headquarters for the troops. He
ordered that the troops use tents. The
populace cheered the action
Conferences have been helo yester
day and today between Secretary Taft
and the officers of the republic. Taft
said the laws of Cuba would be retained
In effect where not in conflict with
those governing the American army.
Seven hundred marine" ha* e b en land
ed from the Kentucky, Indiana and
Mionea|<olis
Cuban Govoram nt Spank*
Havana, Oct. 2? This morning the
moderate party issued a manifesto to
the people. It intimates that the
American commissioners snd their un
due officiovsnest. is responsible for the
intervention of the United State*.
President I 'aim* is eulogi/.ed and bla
resignation and that of hi* cabinet i*
endorsed. It declare* that the la?t
election* were legtl in all respect* It
'denie* the responsibility of tlie govern
men' for the revolution.
Askmt to Ur Down !Arms
Havana, Oct. 2 ? Oen. Macham. Id
command in Santa Clara, has issued *
manifesto urging the Cubans to lay
down their arm* and return to their
home*
Mar* Tollow Fsvr
Washington, <>ct. 2- The mtrine
hospital corps ba* Ven notified that
five more rase* of yellow fever hava
made their appearance *t f Is vans Tb?
make* a total of seven being treated.
COUNCIL Will PROffCl US
FROM lUI) MfN
The city council will protect the'
peop'.e against the tough characters
who are known to be in town. It is the
purpose to make Skagway too small to
hold highwaymen and "burglars.
The police force has been enlarged and
all needful action will betaken to m?ke
this city a* safe as iiny town in the land
for nedestrian and householder. Hold
ups and burglaries must cease. Men I
who are known to have no visible
means] of support! are being sported,
and they will be driven from the town
or they will work lor it in the chain
cang.
The matter was discussed at the
council met tine last night and the de
termination to protect the city and
make it warm for criminals was unan
imous.
GEOLOGICAL
SURVEYORS OIL!
L. M. Prindle and his party, of the
United States geological survey, arriv
ed oo the train last night and left for
the south on the Jefferson. The party
has been surveying in the Tannna
neighborhood.
SLOESSEL RESIGNS
FROM RUSSIAN ARMY
St. Petersburg, Sep. 28? General
Stoessel, who was commander at Port :
Arthur, has ^resigned from the army. J
He resigned to save exposures in con- j
nection with the humiliation of offen- i
ders in the army.
L O T. M.
There will be a regular review of ,
Hive No 2, Ladies of the Maccabees
&L their hall on Sixth avenue, Tuesday
etening, October 2, 190t>. at 8 o'clock
sharp.
All visiting members are cordially in
vital. Anna Stinebaugb,
Record Keeper.
Who Start* th* F?r??
It is de8d easy to start the fire if you
have clentv of "dry Kindling and wood.
The Alaska Tiansfer can supplv you in
large or small quantities. Phone 10.
All the delicacies of '.he season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
(jaae Dress and Street Hats at Har
risons'.
STEAMER TO BE
NAMED SEWARD
A s learner is being built by the Mo
ran Com piny of <?eJtlle for the .North
western Steamship Company, which
recently lost the Oregon. It will be
named the Seward, for the thriving
cityat the westward.
MBRIDE SUCCEEDS
FRED D. NOWELI
Juneau, Oct. 2? Judge liunnison
yesterday appointed J C. McHride, of
this city, to succeed Fred D. Wowell as
reciivor of tbe Berners Ray mining
properties. The appointment pleases
the people of this city.
Woman* Guild Tomorrow
The Woman's Guili of .St. Saviour's
chu-ch will meet tomorrow at 2 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. E, J. Sh?w.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tahlets. Druggists refund money if it1
fulls to cure. E. W. GRON E'S signa
ture on each box. 25c.
SkuvM l-nondrt
For first-class work try Skagwav :
Laundrv. Twenty-five vears" exper!
ence. Telephone 80. l' j
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H. D. Clmrb'a R?noh
Hume grown gold coin potatoes, $2.25
per 100 pounds. Phone 131.
Try these for achange
?mannmHnHmnnnnmiHnmn
German Breakfast Cheese
McLaren's Imperial Cheese
C & B Pickled Walnuts
Bismark Herrings
Heinz Mandalay Sauce
Fresh Comb Honey
Old Mission Ripe Olives in Pint Cans
Old Mission Olive Oil is Pure
'Phone 51
RfARST DECURESniMSflf
fREf OF MIRPHY
New York, Ort. 2 William Ran
dolph Hearst mule another notably
speech at an Independence League j
meeting last night. He denied that he
had any arrangements with Charles F.
Murphy, the leader of Tammany,
whom he lambasted. He sa'd he hoped j
that none would pay any more attention |
to Murphy than he would pay to him.
The enthusiasm that is electing
Hearst wherev#r he appear* is tre
mendiou*. At the ratification meeting
Saturday night the cheerine continued
for one hour after Hearst's appearance
on the platform. The demonstration
was so ereat and the noise so terrific
that neither the ohairmarn nor candi
date could make hirnvlf heaid
JffffRSON HAS
BIG CROWD Oil
The Jefferson sailed last night at *
o'clock with odc of the largest pas-wn
per lists of the season. She carrieil
from Skagway. including a few passen
gers who had purchased tickets at
Haines, 1">2 people ? exactly the same
number as left on the IVilj hin on its
last trip.
I .Many local |>eople left on the Jeffer
son, including Mrs. and the Misses Mc
! tiee Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lucuviab and
.Miss Wilson. Miss Harrison, Mr. and
j Mrs. F, L. Hoeford and Walter
| O'Brien.
There was an impromptu reception
on the ship and tnr wharf when ibe
shipfsailed. Many Skagway people were
there saving good-bye to their friends.
Pr?(bft*rUn Ladles Tomorrow
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres- 1
byterinn church will meet tomorrow ;
afternoon at '.he fresbyierian parson-1
age. Thev will sew, and a?k all the
member* to be present.
I
t3.no to S3. 50 P' r Cord
for cutting wooii, or will give half for;
cutting on shares- Anyone can easily ?
make $3.00 to #3.00 per day
For further particulars apply to (J.
H Sturgill.
New Furs, new G. L>. Cors?ts, new
Dress Goods, and new Tailored Waists
and Skirts ai Harrisons'
Nnxz>i>?rlne Mnchtn* frr Sile
Five-wheel Premier automatic numb
ering machine for sale. Price $<>. ,
Inquire at Daily Alaskan office.
Notice to Pnhllc
Charles Peterson, having assumed
control of the New Home restaurant, is
authorize! to collect all bills due to
that house.
Miss Mary Bernhofer. .1-t.
Gingham bargains at Harrisons' this
weeK only.
BIG SIORM
IMGES AI NOMf
A terrific storm r*ecd at Nome for 10
days in November. All ibe Jvpssels in
the roadsteal wete compelled to go to
sea September IT. None of them re
turned for five days.
WALKS OIF
Seattle Pilferer* Strike
for Better pay
[Special Dispatch to Daily , Alaskan]
Seattle, Oct. 2? The plastertrs la
this city went out on a general strike
yesterday, They di mand S?i a day
wages hereafter.
Contractors are organizing to reaiat
the demands of the plasterer's union.
DOLPHIN IS
ON WW NORTH
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle Oct. 1? The Dolphin sailed
from Seattle forSkagway last night
The Karallon arrived from Skaeway
yesterday,
The White Pass Hotel. Whiiehorse
has unlimited accommodations. K?ery
thing: strictly first-class.
A Guaranteed Cnr? I'?r Pile*
Itchini?. Blind, Bleeding, Prouoding
Piles. Druggist* are authorized to re
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fsila to
cure in fi to U days. 50 cents.
If you want the best, stop at the
White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse. Every
thing new.
^Sick-Room Comforts*
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We have
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired? hot Water bottles, bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to help ill to get well,
Wm. BRITT
THE DRUGGIST