I HE DAILY
ALASKAN
CITY GFPICIWL PAPER
N't 221 VOL IX.
!*KAGWAY, ALASKA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 1906
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ICo whom it may imcrcsil
We are now show ?
ing our new fash
ions in
.fall and
j Winter
Suits
CraMMt
Goats and
Overcoats
While not exactly
in the nature of
an exhibition the
showing is one
that will interest
all men who wish
to DRKSS WKLL
Copyright 1906 by
Hart Schatrner tsf Marx
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Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS FIGHT
Tammany leader charges Hearst party with attempt
ing blackmail-Says candidate for governor is ignor
ant of situation.
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
New York. Oct 19? Another sensa
tion Iihs been developed in New \ork
| state politics. C. F. Murphy, the lead
| er of Tammany hall, makes the start
line chatvtjs that the officials of the
Independence league which first nom
inated William R. Hearst for (roveroor.
hare been attempting to blackmail the
democratic congressional candidates.
! He say* thai tbey have bee i demand- 1
inc monetary confederations under the
! promise thai they will retire t h--ir
I conjrtessicnal notn nees, leaving the
(democrats a free field. Murpby says
> Hearst lm no knowledge (f the prM
tlces.
Ma* Ihmseo, leader of the iorii-|<ea
dence league. deniej the charge* aod
??*? he trill welcome an ioTeitifatioo.'
Plans for Cuba Are Divulged
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington. i>ct. lv? -Secretary Taft
anil Assistant Secretary Bacon have
reported to president Roosevelt the tie
tails of the Cuban intervention, anil
Cuban matters were generally di?cussitl
yesterday.
I It I13S !>een decided to appoint a fiscal
agent for Cuba. Il is untleciiled whit
share of the cos's of the intervention
will be charred up to Cuba.
Twenty thousand undeciplined troops
of the rebels and government have
l>een disarmed.
The marines will be recalls! and re
place'' by 7.'??) troops, all told
The warshiin will be recalled and ?
transport service wiil be maintained
IUINY HOLLOW HISTORY IS
I INTERESTING
' The sale of the Uainy Hollow copper
'propertiet. by Martin Conway, .lack
Kennedy. W.J. Burnham. Pick Kenne
dy anil their associates to tfce London
capitalists, who are makinp such haste
I to develop them, making one of the
largest mining deal* ? if indeed, not thr
Nreest one ? that ever took pl?cc in thr
I north, causes the history of the Uainy
Hollow district, to be interesting. U wa~
discovered in i SUS by Richard Kenned\
and W. J. Burnham. They started in,
tj D.iwson. like thousands of others I
jdurirc the ereat excitement, to try
their luck at placer minine. They dii
not iueet with with the success that i
crowned the efforts of some of their I
fellow storapeders, but that did not dis.
courage them. They believed thatl
where there is so much placer cold there |
n;t:*t b'' c,uart;' They started outover
the Dalton trail, through the Alseck
district. They finally brought up at
Ilaioy 11 How. where they located the
tirst cap) r claims.
It mi^l r>e well to meotioo at this
point tha Mr. Buroh.im and Mr. Ken
nedy sm they discovered many trood
iedffe? in their wandering and prr
pectinc from Pa?vson to the Kainv
Hollow d strict and that they contend
that a railroad to the interior through
Rainy Hollow would open up a vast
country that is very rich in copper and
Cold.
Stay With the Camp
Since lv!*s Hilly Rurohani and Pick
Kennedy have staid with the P.ainy
Hollow coutitiv like David Hurum's
|(. ? t-niird 0:1 Pap- 4 i
B. B. WILKINSON
PASSES AWAY
B. B. (Bat) Wilkinson, known of all
men about tawn in this city ami lilted |
i by all who know him, died last night at >
> his residence on Sixth avenue of heart i
Uihire. superinduced by a complication
i of troubles. The funeral will probably
be held Sunday.
"Bat" Wilkinson came to Skatrway !
| in its early days and has remained here
, ever since coming. He was a faithful
employe of the Hoard of Trade for
i many years.
I He was a native of Kentucky ami 54
years of age. He had been on the
frontier all his life.
BAD Ml \ ARE
i\ skaowav:
Deputy United States Marshal Frank
Wiseman, of Fairbanks, anired from
the interior last, nipht with Hendrick
son and Thornton, the notorious
banilits who escaped from the Livelle
Young ai Nation Cily near Eagle, and
II. K- Miller the gold-brick robber, and
* prisoner named Kunz who was
sentenced to one year for obtaining
money under false pretences. They
will be taken south cn the Jefferson.
November Delineator anil French
F.tshion Journals a; Harrisons.
The Cup That Cheers
Gault's Blue Ribbon Tea in 1-2
and 1 pound packages
Black Ceylon. Green Ceylon
JAPAN
Golden West Oolong in 1-2 and
1 pound packages.
Gold Leal Coffee in tins
Golden Gate Coffee in tins
Golden West Coffee in tins
The above goods are fresh and of the
finest quality. They always srive
satisfaction
Gaoif & Frandson
'Phone 51
HON. THOMAS CUf IS AF
SKAGWAY
I Hon. Thomas Cale arrived on the'
train last niirht and is a cue** at thoj
Golden North hotel. He will remain j
inSltac*av until the departure of the
Jefferson, oj which >teamer he w;ll p\
to .Seattle. Krom Seattle he will co to
. to hi< old homi Kt Fond da Lac. Wis
consin. He will visit with his family
there for a time lie fore ^ninp to Wash
ington, He will s]*>nd the winter with i
Hon Frank H. Wnslcey, the repre*enta
| tire in the houi-e for the comin;|
winter, at the national capital
Mr. C'ale is wpll and in e<x?i spirits
He is rapidly recovering frnm thrj
'effects of the acodent in the football
came by which hesu?tained injuries to
hi> lee.
i Mr. C.tle has struck it rich since
leaving ^kaewny last summer, l.ich
ground wa- found on his on hi? Vault
creek claim and hp -old it for ?15.000.
It ?a? the first strike hp mad? since
coming north. Mr. Calp ?till owr?
property on Wildcat crpek This i*
thr property which w*? in litigation
when he ?i- hpre last .Tuiy He
won the suit, the jury returning a ver
dict in a few minute* after receiving
the evidence and the charge of the
court .
Mr. Cale has been visited by a good
many of Skagway's ntireris at his hotel
ami doubtless the visits will continue
during his stav h-. Skagirav
lleginning tonight at 0 o'clock there
will take placc a public reception for
Mr. ( ale, under the autpices of the
Arctic Brotherhood. Thst it will be
well attended there 1? tin douht. After
the reception there will he dancing
GETS I IN
I Wliitpliorw, Arrives Witli
I. it: List
\ Whitehorse Oct. IP- The White
horse arrived at 1:30 p m with 125
passengers.
The Victorian, cnminp up stream,
was at Ijabarpe at " a- ni. today anci
the Prospector at Yukon Oros?inp at
8:30 p. m.
Going down stream the (Jnick was at |
Coffee creek yesterday morning. She j
has not beer, seen since.
~ ' New Furs and Ool' Gloves at Har
risons.
W. W. Bough ton has received a con
signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars.
K you want a pood sweetilsmoke call
for them.
BAD ONE
Nnjf Hnrrirane Was TVr
ritie
(Special Dispatch to Dailv Alaskan.1
Jacksonville. Kla . <>ci 19 There has
bppD oo word from Havana since the
hurricane which swept over the town
and island.
' >ne hundred house? were destroyed
at Miami 011 the Florida coast. A tidal
wave flooded the town three feeu
There was heavy damapp at Key
West
The wires arc all down and no details
are obtainable.
The Pack Train Restaurant will
serve wine with d'tiner order*, free In
place of tea or coffee. Come on boys
No better tooth powder
than Piso's antisceptiC
It is guaranteed to gi\f* satisfaction lx>th
by the manufacturer and the druggist
who sells it. Money will be refunded to
every purchaser disatisfied with it. See
our window display and ask for free
sample.
Wm. BP3ITT
THE DRUGGIST
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