THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIKL PHPER
No. GO TENTH YEAR 3 K AG WAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY APRIL 11 1907
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Chicago, III.. March 30. H'07
11:30a. m.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Skagway. Alaska
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HARRY THAW JURY STILL Oil
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, April 11?4:26 p. m.==The extra editions of
newspapers published in every city in the United
States saying that Thaw had been acquitted were
erroneous. The Associated Press just wires that the
jury is still out. It was given the case at 5:15 p. m.
yesterday.
Early Report Of Acquittal
New York. April 11 ? The jury in the Thaw case has
just returned a verdict of "Not Guilty. "
New York, April 11 ? There is general approval of the
verdict rendered in the Thaw case this morning. The news
was received in many places with cheers. The excitement,
however, was not so great as it would have been had it not
been generally anticipated. ,
Thaw aud his attorneys have received hundreds of tele
grams of congratulations from all portions of the United
States.
GEORGIAN WANTS BRYAN 10
NOMINATE ROOSEVELT
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chattanooea, Tenn., April 11? John
Temple Graves, editor of the Atlanta
Georgian. attended a monster Bryan
mnquei here last nignt for the purpose
of ursine Mr. Bryan to place Theodore
Roosevelt in nomination (or president
at the'next Democratic national conven
tion. Kditor Graves was one of those
who had been invited to speak. When
the nature of the speech he would de
liver was learned *he was denied the
privelege of making an address.
Foritker Will Stand On Hii Merita
Dayton, < >., April 11- Senator Joseph
Benson Koraker made the opening
speech in his campaign for the Ohio
jjelegation in the next Republican
| national convention last night. He
said that he is not in any conspiracy for
i ho purpose of discrediting the admin
| istration, nor is he in the campaign for
that purpose at all. He said that he
was before the people on his merits and
is willing to leave to them tne question
as to whethwr ornot he will serve them
I further.
| Senator Koraker's campaign is a
j double one. He seeks to control the
; Ohio delegation in the national conven
tion and failing in the nominations he
wants to be re-elected United States
senator.
La Follatt* For Rooi?v?lt
Helena, Mont., April 11? Senator La
Follette Is In this city. In an inter
view this morning he said that he
favored a third term for President
Roosevelt.
Speaking of the controversy between
the president and Harrimwi Senator
La Follette said it seemed [to be a ques
tion of veracity and that he would
sooner take the president's word than
that of Harrlman. i
MONIE SNOW
HEADS LIST
I M. A. Snow, of this city, passed at j
| the head of the list of those who look |
! the recent civil service examination at j
'Juneau. He received his certificate!
yesterday. It is believed Mr. Snow j
' will receive a permanent appointment ?
into the customs service.
SO designs of 1907 wall paper just re
ceived at Harrison's
WIRELESS FOR
P. C. S. S. BOATS
The President, which is now coming
from theAtlantic to thePacific,is bring
ing the wireless apparatus that will be
installed on all the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company vessels. The manager
of the system is on the Philadelphia
which receives the press news each
day as she runs down the South Ameri
can coast.
Co
Covers
Of
Good
Coffee
Start the day right by
drinking some of oui cele
brated coffee for breakfast.
Gold Leaf 45c per pound.
Hills "Everfrssh'' packed
in Vacum tins 45c per lb.
These are -our leading
brands, and never fail to
please.
GANTY & FRANDSON
.New York, April 11 ? The Thaw case was submitted to
the jury last night. At 6 o'clock this morning when it was
stated that the jury stood eight for acquittal to four for
conviction from the beginning Attorney Delmas said he
feared there might be a disagreement.
Harry Thaw has been confident of an acquittal all
along, and this morning when Delmas was very much
worried and disposed to be doubtful of a complete success,
he issued a statement saying that he knew he would go free.
Friend of Thaw Commits Suicide
Pittsburg. April 11 ? Robert Crow, a chum of Harry K.
Thaw, shot himself while in a box of a local theater last
night. He had been brcoding over the Thaw trial and be
came insane.
GOV. HOGGAIT CALLS IID
QDESIKN LOCH
(Special Dispatch to Daily Mlaskan.)
Seattle, April 11? Gov. Hoggatt,
before sailing lor AUska yesterday,
said the question of "wld? open" or
"olqsed" towns in Alaska is purely
local. H 3 said that the local lies can
take car.- of themselves; that the gov
renment will Dot interfere in aty way.
HfOG LEAVES EOR
DAISIES TOMORROW
The Hegg win leave Moore's wharf J
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock i
with the Shauo Aroon Compaoy and a j
few others. The little vessel has been i
chartered for the trip by Prof Hep- j
burn. There are accommodations left j
for three or four more persons. Those I
desiring to malte the trip should see
Prof. Hepburn.
"Shaun Aroon" will be presented at
Haines tomorrow evening to be followed
by a dance.
50 designs of 1907 wall paper just
received at Harrison's.
S. S. IROQUOIS
AI SEATIl E
The Alaska Steamship] Company'*
Iroquois arrived at Seattle from^tha
Atlantic March 30th. She made the
tripfron New York in &4 da>s sailing
time. After being made an oil burner
she will be placed on the Seattle-Vic
toria run. *
The Iroquois is 227 feet long, 45
feet in beam and 18 feet deep. She was
ip the passenger trade on the great
lakes before passing into the hands o
her present owners.
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Pack Train Restaurant.
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