UNITED STATES MARSHALS ARREST TWEN
TY-TWO MEN AND TWO OFFENOERS
DRAW HEAVY FINES
Wilh United Slate* Marshal Powell
iu the lead, a crowd of deputies walked
Into the Yokohama house on Saturday
night and secured a gambling layour, as
well as placing everybody oa the prem
ises under arrest. No (fame was to
pro/ress at the time, acd many of th-'Ui
were merely onlookers and were dis
cussing the late 50-mile race, says the
Nome News.
Twenty-two were placed u> der ar
rest. ba'l bonds being attached to the
warrans and the bail was put up for
the Ijt by Charles E. HoJui*. The
crowd immediately began to g've ricti
liotis name'1, and those of a number of
the most noted people in the United
States wort- mentioned
The defendants appeared before the
I" ni led Ststes commissioner thi* morn
ing. tki d (.'barli'S K. Hoxsie and Frank
H-ll were each lined $o00, whi e
O'Brien, Danielson and Foster were
fi . i! f-00 each. The others were given
a sevrre lecture by the court.
LUTE NEWS
OF THE IMS
Wbiteborse, Aug. 29? Up stream ?
I lie Selkirk w?s at Tsnt&lus at
a. in. yesterday. The Whilehorse in
Dawson at 1 p. m. The Dawijn W In
Dawson.
Down stream? The Canadian wjs last
heard of from Yukon Crossing.
The wire is down north of White
hoi se.
sexlsaiHii? Selkirk Fridjy
Skagwuy t touts? The i-'oita-'c City
will arrive Sund-y. The Je'lersou is
due tomorrow.
STARS AND STRIPES BORNE BESIDE
0RA60N AT FUMEBAL OF MURDEREO
CELESTIALS IN BOSTON
Boston, Aug. 2i?? The funeral of
three of four Oo Loeng Tooks. who
were murdered in Boston's Chinatown
ten J ay i a go by invading Hip Siog
Tongs, were held Sunday and were coo
ducted with the full ritua* of the Bud
dhist religion and of the ancient ? 'hi.i
e;e Masonic order, being attended b>
nearly 5,100 ('liinaiuen
Moy Guag Quin, of New Yi-rk, truid
master of the ChUese lodgrs in Am-'i
ca, presided at the Masonic services.
In the weird Oriental tones be chaut
ed the services of the dead On either
-ides stood officers of the ledge in yel
low gown3, on j bearing the slat > aid
stripes, the other the dragon (lag ??(
China.
SKAGWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wtiarf at midnight, Aug. 28,
1907, is as follows
Temperature time observat'n 52 above
Max. temp. preceding 24 hours..51 abov?
Slln " " " " ..47 above
Mean " " " " -.54 ?bove
Barometer 29 73
Cloudy, calm.
Tb* Mavoot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor aDd Bel
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
Frtah Mast
The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind
of fresh meat constantly on h*od
PUSHER OWN DIRGE
Suicide Follows Tschaikowsky's
Tragic Sixth Symphony.,
COMPOSER KILLED HIMSELF.
Died by Hi? Own Hand Just After Fin
ishing Piece Which Miss Laura W.
Ftonaldson Chose as Her Swan Song
Motive a Mystery.
No clew to tht> motive of tier self
destruction was discovered when the
body of Miss I .aura W. K.vnaldson,
talented musician, artistic photog
rapher, traveler and student, was
found In lier apartment In I.n 1'ortej
hotel, at mil Amsterdam avenue. New;
York city. lVatli had lieen caused l>}'
a l>u I let wound Inflicted tlirouph the!
moiitli. The woman had been dead. It
was liellevod, since 10 o clock ou tlie.
rPON THK BKD UK BAW MISS liONALPXOS ,
night before wbeu a shot bail been ;
beard by Inmates <?f the hotel. No one
had connected the shot with Miss
Ronaldson'* rootn, for only a few tula
utes before the strains of Tseliaikow
sky's sixth Symphony hail Ut-n
heard from her piano Tliat musical
work must have hail unusual signifi
cance for the piauist. The composer
committed sulfide after he hail writ
t*n it.
Within arm's reach of the body ami
tied to a Ifil enrtain was a motto
which read "Be satistied. \\ hat good
wiii a pile ol" greenbacks do yon after
you have buttoned up your wooden
overcoat?" Another motto hanging
not far away had advised the woman
to "Keep cool." Those and many
curios gave the room a peculiarly in
teresting ap|>earatice. Though there
was nothing to show a reason for sul
clde. Coroner's Physiciau Weston was
convinced there was uo sign of foul
play or murder.
Even a stranger aspect was given to
the death by a woman who said she
was "Mrs. Jenkins of West One Hun
dred end Eighteenth street."
This woman asserted that Miss ISon
aldson bad attempted suicide In a
similar way two years ago. but her
revolver was taken away by friends
before she could tire. Mrs. Jenkins
said the friends persuaded Miss Ron
aldsou to take a trip to Europe after
that.
The reason for Miss llonaldson's
melancholia, Mrs. Jenkins said. w:i<
that her chntu. the daughter of a i
wealthy banker of this city, whose
name was not given, had killed herself
by shooting al>out three years ago
Mrs. Jenkins said she thought Mls>
Ronaldson had beeu mentally de
ranged since her chum's ileatli
The woman had a cousin, Mrs.
Burns, living In the eltv. but Robert
Ritz of Lewlstown. Pa., an uncle, on
being informed of the death, tele
graphed that the Ixxly Ih? sent to him
for bur Inf. lie took ail excuses upon
himself. Miss Ronald. soli. from all
that could U* learned, had an income
that made her independent She
dressed with taste, wore many Jewels
and always preserved an air of dig
nity. She was popular among the
quests of the apartment hotel and
talked with charm aliout experiences
In her travels.
She lutd Journeyed over much of the
world aud had collected mementos of
the trips. Everything had value, nut
lu money, but for literary or historical
reasons. She had made a s|>eclnl
study apparently of American In
dians and had In her r-??in a score of
curios of the trilirs Acquaintance*
said she told many In. en tiug bits of
t lit, ia n foil. lore. She had scored in her
rtiuiiiM volumes of |Mietrv and history
and had read them carefully.
She was greatly interested in photog
raphy, and her pictures of Indian life
utnl of her travels in Europe took up
much space on the walls of her room.
She had everul pictun - "f Roliert I.o
ruine. an act jr. Whether she had
.v:i ami li! in personally or was only an
enthusiastic admirer of his staire play
lug could not be learned. She was au
kc *.juip!<shud pianist and a lev.* weeks
ago bought a new instrument for which
she paid more than $l.ooo. >lie hud
studied music abroad.
Miss Ronaldson had lived in the hotel
since last September, wheu she arrived
there from England. It was remarked
she had few visitors. Though attractive
In every respect, she never received a
mau caller.
On tlie fatal evening she seemed ?*
rhhhined soioifrs
ADDIIIOVU LAND SCRIP
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either surveyed or unsurveyed
land in Alaska, and is approved
by the G-overnment. Price $30 00
per acre in 40. 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE & CO..
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
1603 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
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tremoly gloomy. she spent the evening
In her Mini mill coukl lie heard moving ,
about. The str.iiw fascination for
music tlint led her to play Tschalkow
<ky lief ore ending her life indicated
slie must have meditated her net.
Miss lion allium did not present her
self for breakfast the next morning.
She hail promised In nitvl a Miss (,'ur
ran. an<l that young woman lieeame
.ipprelteusive when Miss ltonaldsou
railed to appear. She had several calls
sent to the imoiu ami eventually asked
I'larke to ha v e the door broken ojwu.
I'brke suggested Miss Outran wait un
til tio.ui. Then if Miss Konnldsou did
not appear her room would lie eulered.
At 1 : '.i > T>r. It. K. I'o'.phin. who bad at
tended Mi*> Konaldson. was called tt
the hotel. He went te the room, cot uo ;
answer and ellmlied a stopladder. The
transom was so small he eouhl not sur- 1
Willi the aid of a hand mirror lie was
more successful. T"|*hi the lied lie saw j
Miss lionaklsoii lying with M.mwI issu- ;
uear by.
TOO FAT TO SPANK. !
Father of 220 Pound Girl Appeals to
Judge For Aid.
heavyweight ??stubborn elilld." Judce
I'tler ill the ivutral district >-ourt rub
IhhI his eyes and li-aueil nver his ilesk
when Mar\ M. Mavis was culled and
waddled lo the.stainl.
"Marv M. Davis. yon are charged
with Usiig a stubliom child." declared
the elerk. And tlie judge sat back with
a .lump, while his Jaws fell apart and
he was spivchless.
Mnrv weighs 'JCi * pounds, and slip
looks every ounce of it. She said she
was nineteen years old and the mother
FLAT WAS THK TH1NO.
! of au eighteen- mouth-old infant. Her I
father nj the complainant and said '
that tiis little girl refused to stay at i
homo. He stated tlmt she Is n difficult
chiKl to bundle anil urged the necessity
; of the court taking a hand. He Is un
able to spank her.
Mary, however, tolJ the judge It was
Hot her fault that she was not at home,
I us her mother had told her to leave;
; there was not room enough In the
house for her. Mary said she went to
stay with her nnut, who has a bigger ,
flat, and had been with her ever slnoe.
The court took another look at Mary
Hud divided that the larger flat was tin
thing for lifti
Shu l#fi iV? oo irtroom a free chUA.
THE FITTEST SURVIVES.
Only On? Left of Pack of Fifty Ma
rooned Dogs.
The pack of nlxuit tlfty dog* maroon
ed on McPike's Island, In the Mississip
pi river almve St. I.ouls. hy owner*
who desired to pet r1?l of them, has
been diminished through fighting to a
1 gaunt foxhound. Maddened by hun
gcr, the dogs fought continuously, the
slain being devoured. Ferryboats fear-,
ed to land at the desolate Islaud to suc
cor the ravenous beasts, but the ferry
men watched the progress of the fight
ing for several days.
On July 17 ouly two remained alive,
a heavy bodied mongrel and a fox
hound. Side by side they paced along
the shore, and suddenly the mongrel at
tacked the hound. The combat was to
the death, and both dogs were terribly
lacerated. The hound Anally managed
to seize securely the mongrel's throat
and hold on until the latter was dead,
j Then the bound sat ou a knoll In view
oC the fishermen and bayed to the
I moon? the survival of the fittest.
A II the delicacies ot ibe seaaon at the
Pack Train ResUruant.
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| Steam Laandry I
All Work Guaranteed. Short ?
Orders Promptly
Done
Messenger will call and deliver
Phonn 79
WE PliERSE OTHERS
WE CAN PliEflSE YOU
Many of :??? lanr.M operautr^ m?
flu Nnrtli ha* ? )?*<*n d'lvsltin*
w illi thlHStronc.ConmT% at'.vo Hank
mem? of Aia>kar. Nu?tlr.-? ??.*.. and wt
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CALIFORNIA SAFE OEPOSil AND
California and Mo?i?**?mcry
"ax FKA^cistxt. California
TEA
Blue Ribbon
cmoN ifA
That's the Brand
A Delicious. Kxquislte
Aroma ? A Flavor Pnex
celle<i A Tea that comes
dircct from a Private
Plantation where It is
urown under the most
favorable conditions
All Grocers handle it and
f I ffii
Are making a Beautiful
Window Display this*
Week
Pullen Rouse
Foot of Sixth Rvinui
Most elejjsDtly furnished house
in Alaska
Kiery modern convenience
Klectric lights? Hot and cold
water? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every floor
Hoard and room by the dry week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairv
mrs. R. S. Pullet!
Proprietress
GoingOutside?
It you are. take your dart ami draft# to
Dexter Horton & Co., Bankers,
? s EATTL e
and open a Savings Account. Vron can
open an account by tntil if you wiph to.
Our total resource.* exceed
$12,000,000.00
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THE MON0GRAM
Ucc#ired a Ijirue Shipment of Imported Wine,
and Liquors Direct from Bocxied Wa^ehOine
Dutle? PaM ?t Skaewn? Ontotnt
BLOOM A KORACH. P*OP??tf to??
BROADWAV, BETWEEN 5tb aiwl <Uh AVF.Nt'ES
r wr.r nr;.,vi?T
MOORES WHRRF CO.
TermlDu* W P, a Y. Poote
S All South ^ound Stean era Arrirt and Daoart Fr?mThl? Or?i
REOtTLATlOK* IVOft
Warehouse. peri for delivery of merrhandli* from ? a m v> m
, Porlnbahie* ONLY delivered on Sunday or a? oifht
? All frrifht (?hiptnenU denined ?.;uth hound tr,u? b? v^r>trpaol?pd by a
V SHlPrrs'S MaNIFKST ipippr* r*o b? obtained at tfce C. fl ??'itwwi
1 offio- and mu?t be delivered befoi* S p m No fretrbt will ba re
ceived on wharf after thit hour
f BAGGAGE? Toil* will be collected on Cm&niro Baooao* Om.t. No
2 charge for ha^ and (Trip* when uncbwekod
? Tha wharf fate will ba craeed to the public when rteamer li aaariaf
T dock ar,d will be opened only whtn paaaMHfer, have ? ???? harked.
X Wharfaee Tariff can be had "n *ppiication at office on dock.
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reSTRALL^-CX ATEO UrSTT AOOOlUOIMflOM
1 New Home Restaurant
Ch*s Peteraon. Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in the City
FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
I/ea>/<juater* ft>r Mining ami ( '"mmsrfi/jl Men
STMfTI.Y rT*ST*T.ASS
| park 5 rain Saloon
Broa<hmy aiul <> Ik A tvnw. Sh/if/tray. A l-a*ka
r
Che Cight Chat's Right!
Our
Reading Camps
And
Electric Signs