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KHiHT Nb\T IN tX>\URRSS
Chicago, HI . May t? l.ate Sat
urday afternoon Vloe President
Sherman arrived In this city. and
immediately went to cal) on Senator
t-orimor
It mas for the purpose of inforni
ing Senator 4<oritner that his friends
in Washington were of the opinion
?t he could not retain his seat.
? <1 for the |>urr?o?>e of urging him
' o resign that Mr Sherman mad.
he trip to this city
\\ h<?n s<?**n today by newspaper
useri. S**nator l?orimer stated that
be would l.ot resign, and that it
? as his intention to go to Washing
ton and make a fight for his seat
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I.IMIT AT I RiHNPS
Chicago. 1)1 . May 2 7 -Jack John
son, the world's champion heaxy
? ?it 1 bover. has plseed the liii.il
o. t.s mill with Flvnn, which v H
tv ight in Las Vegas on Ji'b
Fourth at fifteen rounds
l-as Yet. s., May Jaek John
_fr "i v r^i in this city yesterday a
raooT and boeun training for tli"
*fet to be pu'led off here Jul?
nwtr
CM"T I.AI \\ KHtH>
VMHOK ?>?K l?ltTI.AM>
Cap; A 1 jt'iridson. one of tin
old^ of the sourdoughs, haxir.g
c<eme to Skatway in "?T. was a pis
?er>ger south on the Jefferson loda>
for Seattle enroute to Portland,
wbere be will in future make his
I ooae
Capt l*auridson. tor "Chips' by
which he was better known in the
early days having been a ship ?
rurpenter tor mar.y years. ? prob
ably holds the most novel r*v ord
'or ? liit wrecks of any man nli\e
F^ve times in as man? y?ars- he
*c. saved from ship wre?k.
each of the wrecks occurred e
Christmas da>
Two of the wrecks in which the
aptain nearly lost his life were olf
the coasi of Spain, and haj pened
tKr satire day. the ship which
-^cued hirn from one wwk in the
:,ion inc. running hard on fie
ocks in the afternoon
*\?ptain l.anridson will now pi'e
on all sail for the port of Portland
w Vere f ? to tie fast, and set
tle down to a life of ease and com
fort ir. the perverbial sailor's "little
White Goods
Everything to help You keep Cool,
during the warm weather
OUR STOCK THE LARGEST
OUR GOODS THE NEWEST
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
Tfc* Up-To-??t? H?Mrda?*>?r and FumJ?h?r.
o?i. kh hakhsmn tki.I.n
OF WORK FOR 8KASOX
\ ulilej-fsirlmnk* lload ill I* j
Kit shed to Completion, While j
iKth-r Sections of AlasL* Will I!"1
ccive \wlol Attention.
Col Wile? P. Richardson, preai-j
dent of the Alaska Road Comtiiis
sion, arrived in Skagway on the]
Mopg from Fort Seward last Sat
urday. and during his stay in Skug
?a>. while awaiting the arri\al of j
Lieut Kdgerton, engineer of the
commission, who had remained L
Haines in order to make a tiil'
over the Haines-l'orcupine road,
was about town renewing old ac- 1
<]UailUatlCC
Col. Ri< hardson, or ' Major l>i* k
hs l.is old liiends more often call I
him. has almost entirelv recoverer.
from the effects of his accident
which lie had last winter in Wash
ington. when he fell and broke h i^- j
ankle
He is much pleased over his
work in Washington during the
i<ast winter, and said that it was
his belief that Alaska was on the
?ve of prosperity
The work will be mostly a con
tinuation of the work now under- j
way." said Col. Kit hardson "the
most import:. nt of which, of course.
1* the Valdei-Fairhanks wagon road.l
which we expect to got in good [
shape bv the end of the season.
"The hoi rd ex pects to complete!
the work on the road from Juneau]
up the Bar. connecting up th<
Kagle river road, which will mak?'|
a thorough retire to Kagle Hive
fining dist : ict The hoard will also!
begin a road along the beach frot.
? * 41 to ^ cep Creek
"There will probably l?e some
road work done in Ruby district, n i
.ieveiopments o' the camp seem to
;ustify it. ?<nd this will be examined |
into by the engineering depart men;
? s soon as navigation opens
There w as a special approp'ia- j
tion of $125, 00?. w hich puts about |
$275,000 of working fund now aval ?
able for t h.-> season
"Lieut. Kdgert on is now making i
.,ii examination of the Chileat roac j
(that is the road from Haines to.
Porcupine, and the one to the
International Boundary line.' with a
view of further improving the road.l
and fretting a definite understanding
in regard to the bridge question at
the upper end. which has lwen aj
matter of some criticism and d|s-|
cussion.
"Lieut Kdgert on will return
from Juneau and go down the pu
lton as soon as navigation opens
Col Richardson, who w as met,
by Lieut. Kdgerton upon the let
ter's return to this city from Haines
Saturday night, and both members
of the Alaska Road Commission
took the Spokane for Juneau from
which city Col Richardson sailed
on the Northwestern today for Yal
de*. while Lieut Kdgerton will re
main in the Juneau district for
some time, going over the work
which the board has underway
WIMU H WHIOIIT, INVKSTOR
OF RlPLAXRR, l>VIMI '
Dayton, Ohio. May S8 ? Wilbur I
Wright, the famous aviator, and In
ventor of the Wright flying ma- j
chine, Is dying of typhoid fever at
his home In thl? elty today. It I* J
believed by his physicians that there
Is absolutely no chance for his re
covery.
AMKR1CW8 WH.li NOT
INTERFERE IX Cl'BA
Washington, May 28 ? In re- 1
fponse to the cable received by j
President Taft from President
(tome*, yesterday, in which the )at- !
l<>r protested against intervention!
'?y the I'nited States, President :
Taft today wired the Cuban Presi
dent that America would not inter- J
vcne.
? trans ?;i.\n i ncle
SAM WON'T INTERVENE
Havana, Cuba, May 28 ? When)
the news was made known in this|
city that the l'nlt<-d States did not
intend to intervene in the Insur
rection which Is now in full swing
in this country, greit joy was mani
fest by the residents of this city.
THAN < **K TO UK
POSTPONED Till. KALI.
Mount Vernon, May 28 ? The
Thaw case has been set for June
third, at which liine it is under
stood it will adjourned until the)
.'all form of court
CUAPP MFNTIONED AS
PROlURLF CHAIRMAN'
S' Paul, Minn. May 27 ? It w*s|
announced todar at the Roosevelt
'?ead quarters in this < Py that Sen
ator Moses K. ("lapp would be a
candidate for the temporary chair- 1
manshlp of the Republican National J
Convention
GIRL GETS TO TOP
IIP MOP NT RLACKRPRN
Cordova, Alaska, May 27? Word
was received In t>'ls city yesterday
that Miss l>ora Keen and party had
reached 'he summit of Mount
Blackburn on the afternoon of May
i14'
John Wallace, representing the
Goodyear Rubber Co of St. Paul,
arrived on the Jefferson today on
lis annual tour to the interior and
*111 stop in Skacway until the open
ing of navigation on the Yukon Mr.
Wallace his Jutf returned from the
[Westward and reports good busi
ness all alone the line.
The Jefferson arrived in port at
11 15 a m with fin passenger* and
? :t good cargo of freight.
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+ quiredy Sold in 20c jars , 3 +
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+ in jars and cans , from 30 to +
+ 50 cents : : : : +
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VALDEZ GREETS
IDE DELEGATES
IXDKI'KNOKNT RKIM I'MCAJIH
<;1\'1'\ KOlHlNU RKCKITKM
Hnslm-** Hotiwj* ('I*wr, (tanners
KIimI, Itand* I'lny An?l The Kn
? Irc Town Wmih (Jala l?ny Ctarb.
Caucus DenmmrM sharklffonl
Ami Stand I'or KkwcjoII Ami
\VlrkoT*h*in.
Valdei, Alaska, May 28 ? (Spec- 1
tal) ? With banners floating and!
hands playing, the delegates from
the several precincts of the four
judicial divisions of the Territory of
Alaska, who arrived In this city;
to attend the Independent Republi
can Territorial convention, were
given a reception such as has never
before been accorded any body of
men who hr.ve visited this city
Ruslness houses are closed, and
the entire town wears a gala day
appearance, while the hospitality of
the residents is lavishly spent on
the visiting delegate*
The entire representation Is bit-'
ier against President Taft and the
present administration, and at a
caucus, which was held today. It Is
positive that Theodore Roosevelt
will be endorsed while the dele
gates are unanimously in favor of
James Wlckersham as the dele
Kate to congress
The convention will be held In
Kagle's hall, and will l>e called to
order tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock
It is the intention of the conven
tion to disregard Shackleford, and
the old rules will bo abolished and
?i* delegates elected
TEI>r>Y WANTS MISMU'RI
(iOVKRVOIt Mil! < H\IRM\N
Jefferson City. May 2* ? It is K*"-|
erally understood in this city that
Theodore Roosevelt wants Governor
lladley as temporary chairman ofj
ihe Republican National Conven
tion
Ty Cobb Again Bwk in Tbe (i?me.
Chicago. Ill , May 27 ? Ty Cobb
was yesterday reinstated to his
position on the Detroit Americans
by President Johnson.
Resides ten days suspension, Cobb
was fined SSft.
KNJOV TRIP TO KOMI
VIA ISHIDF IMJWAMK
Returning to Alaska from their
home in California whore they spent
the winter. Mr. and Mm. O H
McDonald arrived In Skagway Sat
urday evening on the Spokane en
route to Nome .
Mr. and Mm. McDonald have
been making the trip to Alaska for
the past several yearn , and each
winter they go to California, where
they have n ranch, while In the
northland they own the famous
Rack Creek placer tin mine#
Mr McDonald la the superintend
ent of the York Dredging Company,
who have leased the placer tin
claims, and last year was the first
season that the placer tin had
been actively worked Ninety-two
tons of th? metal, fig per cent pure,
with a valuation of $72,000 was
the yield of 28 days actual operat
ing time of the dredge
In taking in the gasoline dredge,
with which the ground Is worked,
It was necessary to build a road
over the soft tundra, and for that
purpose, the company bought all
the coal sacks which could be ob
tained in the Nome district, and,
after spreading th?m down on the
soft earth, two and one half fe?>t
of sand and gravel was haul?d on,
making a road over which heavy
hauling could be accomplished
The largest nugget ever taken
out in th?> district weighed forty-two
pounds and last year one weighing
12 pounds was picked up
Mr McDonald Is very optomlstlc
over this seasons outlook, and he
states that he believes that they
will take out fully $.100,000 worth
of tin This is the first time that
Mr. and Mrs McDonald have made
the trip via Skagway, but they
stated that It would not be the last,
as they found it much more agree
able to make the trip through the
Inside passage than to run the
risk of the dangers incident to the
open sea
They will continue their Journey
on Friday, having secured reserva
tions on the first host sailing out
of Whitehorse
J. K. 1-eFiirgcy Dies in Vancouver.
Word has been received In Skag
way of the death of J F I^Furgey,
the prominent Vancouver real es
tate dealer
Mr. LeFurgey, It will be remem
bered. spent several weeks In Skag
way and Atlin last fall, and while
here made many friends, as well as
In Atlin He made the trip to the
north on account of his health
His death was due to heart failure
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