?ITlSFOiK
FOR JIH GOIHH
(By United Preta.) ?
Seattle, Nov. 1 ? D lo> atrs from the
north who will aitewl the convention
at Juneau on toe 14ih are arriving
here. Homo rule button", are b-jinjj
worn by many of theic. De etf.ue Per
kins is an Avowed candidate for de'egate
to the Natioo?l Couvention It is un-j
Jeistood that he has formed au alliance
wi;h Dick Ryan ot Xoao. A caucus of
the delepatts now hero will be held Id
the Butler hotel this evening. It is
stated that only real Alaskans will be
a. lowed in thx convention. Tbo crowd
from here will leave for Juneau on the
eighth. I
GREEN EYED
MONSTER ACTS,
JEALOUS BROTHER OF FORMER KLONOIK-i
ER MAKES ATTEMPT AT MUROER
AND AFTERWARDS SUICIOES
(By United Press.)
St. Joseph Mich., Nov. 1? George
Phiscalor, brother of the former well
known Klondiker, Frank Phiscator,
last night made a brutal attempt at
murdering his young wife, accl after
foiling ia his attempt to kill her, shot
himself through the lungs ami died a
short timo afterwards. The assault
and suicide were brought about by ,i jal
ou.ny and the results of a long carousal.
TO INVESTIGATE
LOWE'S ACTIONS
Dawson, V. T., Nov. 1? Major Wood,
of tbe Northwest Mounted Police, left
today for Wtnwhorse, to Investkate
charges made that Robert Lowe, a
member of the Yukon council, fur
nished bail for the men recently ar
rested for gambling.
WE PLAGUE
IN SEATTLE
NEW CASE DEVELOPS IN OSBODRNE
FAMILY-WASHINGTON EXPERT TO
TAKE CHARGE IN SEATTLE
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 1? Another death from
Bubonic plague has taken place in the
Osbourne family in this city. This
makes six deaths that have so far re
sulted from the plague here An >*?
pert in the tioatmmt of the disease
will arrive from Washington tomorrow
oigbt and will take charge of the s'tua
tion in th s city.
Ill ONE
ON JOHNSON
(By United Press.)
San FrancUco, Nov. 1? Both Johnson
and FIjnn will complete their training
tomorrow afternoon. The betting here
is two to one that Flynn will not stay
the limit.
L A. HARRISON CO,
STOVES
ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
ALL CLASSES
But the Best are none too
Good and we Have Thein
STOVES
Stores Or>en Evenings Phones 4 and 55
YVhitehorse, Nov. 1 ? Jack
McDonald, the man who was
arrested in connection * with
the sensational mailsack rob
beries at Dawson and who
has been held here ever since,
was released yesterday.
There was no evidence to
hold him.
[Jack McDonald, who at
one time was employed by H.
D. Kirmse in this city and af
terwards conducted a Jewel
ry store in Dawson, came
over on tonights train and
will go below on the Cottage
City. There was 110 evidence
to connect him with the rob
bery and the $4,000 in gold
he had withphim at the time
of his arrest was returned to
him.] - '
when at
NEVADA FIGHT
BLOODY PRIZE RIN6 EXHIBITION IS WIT
NESSED BY MANY MEMBERS OF
FAIR SEX AT GOLDFIELO
(By United Press.)
Goldfields, Nev., Nov. 1 ? In a desper
ate Dattle here last n'gl.t. which went
twenty rounds. Mike Sy!l v in was given
the decision over Frank Fields. The
fight was witnessed by .1000 people,
among whom were uiany women.
newTlotTt
ST. PETERSBURG
THIS TIME THE PLAN INCLODED THE WIP
ING OUT-OF THE ENTIRE
MINISTRY OF WAR
(By United Press.)
St. Petersburg, Nov. 1? Following
closely upon the wake of the attempt
to blow up the police station a plot has
been discovered whloh had for its ob
ject the annihilation of i ae entire Mili~
tary Council, including the Minister of
war. Wholesale vrrests, as usual, are
being made, and much cruelty is being
practiced upon suspects in order to
wring from them confessions implicat
ing those people who have incurred the
displeasure of the secret police,
ANOTHER BOOM
FOR W. J. BRYAN
NEBRASKA EDITOR WILL AGAIN BE PAR
ADEO FOR DEFEAT TO BE ADMIN
ISTERED NEXT TEAR
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 1? The formal
launching of the boom of W. J. f ryau
for President will be mndo hero on No
vember 24th. li <s exp cted that Bryan
will be the gues'. t a bauiuet given
hero .>q Uiat date.
SOLD EVINCE
LANDS IN JAIL
CHICAGO STENOGRAPHER SELLS EVIDENCE
AGAINST BANKERS FOR A LARGE SUM
AND GETS INTO TROUBLE
(By United Press.)
Chicago. Nov. 1? Arthur Reynolds, a
stenographer in the ofllco of the Unit
ed States District Attorney in this city,
has been arrested and is in jail charged
with having sold, for a large sum, secret
papers from the flies which were to be
used in prosecutions which were shortly
to have been started against several
banking institutions in this city.
WANTED ? A new or second hand
safe, inquire at The Alaskan*
During the winter months, begin
ning November 1st, we will close
our store at 6:30 p. m., Saturdays
excepted, when we will remain
open as usual.
QANTY & FRANDSON
HEW minis
DROWNED AT LOCIL DOCK
After having been employed for &
long time la the Interior, pari of which
he acted for the Guggenhelms uh
Master Builder at 00 below, on Bonanza
Creek, and on the eve of his departure
on a visit with relatives in San Fran
cisco, Fleeter McDonald, last ni -lit, a
few minutes before 9 o'clock while at
tempting to make his way across the
dock to the Princess Royal, which was
about to leave, tripped over a guard
rail, wheeled suddenly, fell backward
Into the bay and was drowned.
Georee Woolfolk, male of the
dead man, and who has been with him
all summer was with Mc?onald at the
time. "I was with him when we neared
the pile which comes up from the
water that is used to snub the boats
on," said Mr. Woolfolk to The Alaskan,
McDonald walked around this; turning
a half circle towards where we were
standing, fell backwards and disappear
ed under the waters. I called for help
and ran for a line. A boat was lowered
from the Henrietta. The searchlight
was turned on and we at once began
an attempt at rescue. I heard no cry
from McDouald. 1 saw him a few sec
onds after he came up. Evidently the
poor fellow ivas making an attempt to
reach one of the piles under the dock.
When I left him to run for the line he
was swimming (or the piling. It is my
opinion that he was seized with cramps.
The tide at that time was coming in
and I searched all night for his body,
but fear that it may have been carried
out by the tide early tb!s morning. I
have telegraphed to his friends at San
Francisco and will remain until t get
instructions from them."
Mate Butler, of the Henrietta, who
was probably the only one who heard
Woolfolk's cry for help, said: "I had
the men of our ship lower a boat as .soon
is I heard the cry. We took a lantern
ind looked for almost an hour around
the pili&g under the wharf. After
wards 1 went around on the other side
:ind looked among the rocks. No trace
j( the man was had? we did not even
!ind bis bat, It is my opinion that he
viver came to the surface after he sank
;he first time."
Up to the hour of going to press no
,vord had been received from McDon
ild's relatives,
McDonald was about 38 years of age
md was a native of Prince Edward
sland.
At noon the effort to recover the
jody was given up and it ia n:w
bought the remains were taken out
vith the tide and fears are expressed
t that may never be recovered,
BOWLING TEA! ;
ARE MATCHED ;
]
.
The challenge recently issued by the
Fifth Avenue Bowling team, composed
of W, B. King, C. H. Schelller, S. C.
Orchard. M. 6. Whlttier and Monte
Soow, lias been accepted by a team cal -
log themselves The Big Feeders, which
Is composed of W. C., A. C, and George
Blanch ard, Tuck Flaharty and Doctor
Norman. The prize to be competed for
will be a supper provided by the loosers.
Last year the Fifth Avenue? played
?ume great games and much is expect
ed of (hem this season.
The first game of the series will be
jin Monday evenin* at Elks' Hall al
leys. Ladies will be allowed to witness
the games.
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