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No. 355. TENTH YEAK.
\li'&ka II 1st Librgr;
SKAGWAY. ALASKA, SATURDA:!, MARCH *T, 19(Mt. , PRICE, 10 CENTS'.
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Slim IS J Tiff WRECK
(UnitjJ Praaa Telograph-Cable Sarvlca.)
Seattle. March 21? III a blinding snowstorm
the steamship Saratogo, south bouncl hit a
reef on the western point of Busby Island this
morning. She will probably be a complete
wreck. The passengers were safely taken off,
and were returned to Valdez. Captain Mik
kelson, the Arctic explorer, was among the
passengers
WILL MAKE EIHPLOYEBS LIABLE
(By UQltad Press.)
Wash ugtoa, Mar. 21.? Speaker Cau
dou hss assured ibe c nvention of
ltbor unions, now in session here, that
the present congress will pass au em
ployers' liability bill. This bill is in
line with the bill which was pastil at
'he suggestion of President Roosevelt
nod which tin supreme court dtc,ared|
unconstitutional. The bill now before
congress is calculated to inept the ob- ;
jections in the previous bill which
caused it to fail in the court to stand
thetest.
TERMS FOB
GETTING TITLE
(By United Press.)
Washington, March 21? The Alaska
fish hatchery bill h*s been amended
to provide that tho^e who have sites
and nse them can icuously for live
years may receive titles thereto.
BIG PENSION
BILL PASSED
(By United Press.)
Was'jiotftou, March 21? The house
has passed the pension bill. It calls
for an appropriation of 1150.000,000.
FAMOUS BANDIT
IS PARDONED
(By United Press.)
Sacramento, March 21.? The bandit,
George Sontag, who was sentenced six
teen years ago. and who has been since
in the penitentiary ut San Quentin, has
l>een pardoned (or having turned states
evidence*
NO LIVES LOSI
IN CHICAGO
(By United Press.)
Chicico, March 21? The Grand
Pacific hotel is a total wreck. No lives
were lost.
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Spring and Summer
Goods
Arriving on Every Boat
it,
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Price 20 c.
The New Fashion Book issued by the
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For One Butterick Pattern Free
N, B. "The Spell of the Yukon" by Service and 200
other latest copyright books just received
Stores Open Evenings Phones 4 & 55
(By United Preat.)
Washington, March 21.? The Iullau
Due Abruzzi has announced that he Is
ttigaged .0 mnrry the daughter of Sen
ator Elkins of West Virginia. To do
this ha will have to foreswear -11 title
to royalty, to which ho has remote
c'ahus The Due Abruzzi is the Ar tic
explorer who attempted the ascent of'
Mount McKinley.
H1KIS
NOTINSIHTEO
(By United Press.)
New York, March 21 ? The demo
cratic state committee, in ses?iou here,
has voted almost solidly in favor of
sending an uniostructed state delegr
tion 10 the national convention at Den
TAKING A LONG
CHANGE ON RUEF
(By United Pres' }
San Francisco, March 21 ? Abe Ruef
is trying thii afternoon to secure a re*;
duct ioc of bail. Hen jy s iys he is afrit iu
he will not ba fouatl when wanted if
it is granted.
FLEET WILL GO
10 JAPAN FIRST
(By United Press.)
Washington, urch 21.? The invita
tion of JapaD ha9 been formally accept
ed by the cabinet at Its nicotine today
and the fleet will accordingly visit Japan
?3 the fi rat calling place after leavi ng
Honolulu
(By United Press.)
Berlin, March 21.- li ? peror William
leavis tod. i on his vi>it to Kings Vic
tor Emmanuel, of Ttaly. and Francis
Joseph. Croa' preparations are being
made :if Homo (? r his reception.
NftiESTHEMSN
FROM OKLAHOMA
(By United Press.)
Fairbanks, March 20? John Goodwin,
of Oklahoma, was today appointed com
missioner at this place for the Fair
banks district by Judge Reid. He will
Cuy B. ErTvin, who hub held
the position during the whole period of
the inctibencv of Judge Wickersham,
Don't be b -shful. Get lue Hull Dog
cigar at To y Dotero's. } lm
Best meals in Whitehorse at Com
mercial Cafe. N _ tf
Nabisco wafers
VANILLA
LEMON
MINT
ORANGE
CHOCOLATE
In bulk, always fresli and first clasH.
The proper thing for dainty luncheons.
GANTY & FRANDSON ;
ywcgr-' f^JZlLtiaSTT llll !? 1
{ You can enjoythe most elegant bill
| of fare in Alaska just as well as in
? the fcatcst metropolis. <
? Preferred Stock.
; Canned Goods
| ??ick*4 \7borevcr tLeBc.>t&r* Grown
> brir^ to >our t. l>lc the most delicate
| vegetables, f.uits, etc., from Maine,
New Jersey, California, Oregon, etc.
Each is gathered at its best, wherever '
I it is known to grow best, and is
j pnoked rii;ht there, only those of firm,
Jbcst quality, in tish, incats anil vege
tables being accept:;! for the Pre
1 fe;:eJ Stock label. Same way with
J _ fruits gathered
yvitli the dew
on and packed
so quickly and carefully that the pn-dm flnvor !?? nrp.
rrrved. As an example rf clr^an' dishes, ca j
serve in Alaska as New Ycik, try i!i!m
tsc ai fir vh:
Mil".* a tora!r> ir'frr; j ?v wr .1 c?n if Ptr'^'rrd Sro-lr 5h*- ??*
heat In the sauce and r?W 4 . t ihrrn '.<-r .?> f ?V r
a can ofPrclerml Suk . ? ) V rr ? ' '?
cover witb bu:ic;e<i crutabs ami bake unit* crumb* . ic b.u*iu Guru:'!*
witb parsley aiul serve hot
Vie PreJcrrtJ Stuck ? qua!:') J
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Ganty & Frandson, Aeents, Skagway
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I1H HIS t FIELD MY
AMONG THE SHININ6 MARKS
(United Preaa Tolegraph-Cabl* ??rvlc?.)
Washington, Mar. 21 ? Senator William J. Bryan of
Florida who was appointed by the governor 1a) fill the un
expired term of senator Stephen R. Mallory is stricken with
typhoid and fears are entertained for him. Senator Bryan is
a young man but 32 years of age, a lawyer and a native of
Jacksonville, Fla. He was appointed December 26 and
I look his seat Jan. 9.
Philadelphia, Mar. 21? Senator Boise Penrose of
Pennsylvania is dangerously ill of facial iresipelas. He is
not expected to live. Senator Penrose has been in the
I 'nited States senate since 1897 when he was elected to
succeed J. Donald Cameron. ,
/New York, Mar. 21 ? Bishop Charles' Fowler of the
Methodist church died here today as a result of a stroke of
paralysis. He was waiting for a train for the south in the
? rand Union station when stricken. Bishop Fowler was
ne. of the most eminent churchmen in the United States,
and a notable pulpit orator.
Chicago, Mar. 21 ? Emma Goldman the famous anar
chist who is under arrest here on charge of anarchy has
suffered a complete physical and mental collapse. She
came here upon the announcement that she was to be de
ported and declared her intention of delivering an address
on the principles of scientific anarchy, as she has taught it,
and that there was nothing of violence in the teaching but,
the police would not permit her to give the address. She
is a woman well along in years and the strain of the past
few weeks ha? been too much for her.
Boston, Mar. 22? Governor Guild has been stricken
with a severe attack of rheumatism of the heart and has
been suffering intensly for twenty-four hours. He is dy
ing.
St Petersburg, Mar. 21? Count Leo Tolstoi's condition
is very serious. He has frequent fainting spells. Grave
fgars are entertained for him. Hourly bulletins as to his
condition are published. The people, who revere him, are
greatly concerned.
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