?he jOaily Alaskan
N,.. I? K. DRTEKNTH YKAR. SKAHWAY. ALASKA. KMPAT. OCTOMf , Ml PKICK. It 'KXT*
ABBOTT-DETROIT
RETURNS TOOK!
iSjHsi*! to Tf>e Xiaskan)
WH1TKHORSK. T. T Oct. <5? Tlio
\hN-t- I >. -.vt treirinc oar "Bull l>*c
i> Th !>? t"harl??s ?5 PHVtrll, Ooorpt
;> )f>?? .1 .1 ChamNr* xnrl Heft*
\\ t .-Jw aftor roak't* th?? attomnt
t<? t. : t.? ) Vinson o* or th?* ? intor
? *)<an?k?n
t p ami r.ttirn to thi? ? : T y aftor pel
? c a- far a* Ojrmsi lt'
KY\>r V i ",*>K?rs?> to t"armaok!? ih<
w tbont j?ny
? ?>ii* <1 fflctrtty hi?t short It afW^r
^ ? art >*1 of the party *t Oarma<'1rs
. t'-J?\y ~v fell * hivh **S pTf>?-<Nl
.1 h> a " i? * ' w h ma<l?? the roatis
mpassahi?
?>? f-om Wh. h'Ts.^ to
rsmi?< ti< a*>?l r< tarn, throo records
*(>ro tna<l- The dtstanop
\\ -v, j.i Ta*ik Iw'ti#:
v>". how a**-l thirty -fue
Ra . r K r>c a >?n!S>it*h<?d in
? * t ^ a*?,i thirty t\ nwt*-, ami th
?v ? 4. r??i .n f if honrs av?1
fsftj m' >ut^s. a tlis-.v i ?? of <?."
TV- ?ar >?<t h.-re ?*arly this morn
. o\ r tV ? v ,?f :bt- \\ V t. Pass
i Yukoi r* *a> for Sfc*cwa> art?1
th>
Fr
WAS LICKEO UP
r? \ N i" s Bureau ?
Mil. \ vl KKV ? t * In the tral
ls*:v *o~ %hi?h be
c f.-M in m> ? h it fc? ? har?ro.l
r S t.\r S* p^o - uso*i eorm|>
. j f ?;* ?>v to hi* tion, it
* v? hrwncht out in o> iitfWy Intro
v . i h '1 to bn>
? or Murine M* rH'ttnn oJunT**'^r
iv? ,jr vlwktt ? only $1 a month
TIFT GREETED
(By Alukt N?ws Bureau.)
rOTATKLLO. Idaho. Oct ?? Pnw
? l^nt Tuft arrivde In this city today.
*nd spent wwr*l hours here. This
* fl ? rrHV?n ho made a spo??ch from th<
platform of his car. and a good si*rd
> rood turned onit to hear h-im Ho
was met with cheer* of welcome.
F
COLLEGE MEN
iRt \!a -ka News Bureau.)
WU MBIA, Vo Oct 5? An $18.
i hapter house without a bedroom
pr* '-ally has been c*?mpleU"d by the
S _ nia Mpha Epwlon fraternity in
" , . :y The fifteen Missouri stm'
??'it members of that "frat" have de
.-*l?.i to try coW fresh air as a health
fill sleep producer and restorative for
; re,) brain cells Instead of bed
-.vims a lanre open-air sleeping eham
I ,*r has been constructed on the third
fkov No hoat w'U be allowed in this
?>w>m. even in the coldwt weather
L
i Bv Alaska Xewr nureau )
rHIUAWCl P1H Oct fi? William
furtH. tho well known Journalist sud
denly di?d at his home in this city
\ . v rday from apopl- x>
You will he delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
SUITS AND
POLO COATS
For Ladies and Misses
Sow on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-Te Data Nabarda?Hac and Lat*iaa Fumiahw.
Mass of Snow Crashes Down on Min
ing Camp Near Atlin And Kills Stan
ley McLellan And Wife Instantly.
Vic Carlson Badly Injured
(Special to the I ?a! ly Alaskan )
A TUN. B C. Oct. 6? Resident* of
this city more shocked upon the *r
rhal at this city of the steamer Sco
tia this morning. ?ith the liodies of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McLellan. who
had been killed in a snow slide at
Partridge's mine on West Ann of At
lin Lake.
Mcljellan, ?ho was employed at the
mine, had returned to cajnp where
the men employed at the mine lived
and was helping his wife prepare the
dinner
Vic Carlson, after setting off a
charge of Riant, was standing close
to the house waiting for the smoke
to clear away from the tunnel, and
looking up. saw the snow slide <x>m
ing down the mountain. He tried to'
warn the people In the house, but be- .
fwe he could succeed, and before he
co tiki reach a p'.ice of safety, he was
caught In the grinding mass, and car
ried ovif a thosisand feet down the
mountain.
The house stlhin which Mr and
Mrs McLellan were at the time of
the slide was built of atone, and the
snow, bringing immense trees and
bouMcrs with it, crashed throne h the
house, and swe*?t all before it. leav
ing only the two ends of the house
standing
Vfter the first ?IMc, two other
s!iili>s occurred, of smaller propor
tions, which were caused by large
ma.oscB of snow being loosened by the
first one.
Pour m?ti who were in the other
tunnel at the time of the catastrophe
were unharmed, ind !h y immediate
ly befntn searching for the people
iney knew were buried under U?e
sno* and debris.
fhe first person pi? ked up was Vic
Cartson. mho was found at the bot
tom of the hill, and he was carried
to the <amp where it was found
L,?ai he had sev? ral ribs broken.
The men then found the body of !
Mr McLellan, and but a short dW- i
anoe away th? body of Mrs. Mcl^ellan j
was fooixl
1 :<,ih of the unfortunate people
mint have been killed Instantly, and
that ther were tak?-n unawares was
i l idem ed by the fact that McLeJIan
still held a knife In his hand, and ;
Mrs McLeUan still had her ^lasse*
on when picked up.
I'pon examination only a small
mark **? fotind behind Mol^ellan's
ear. while Mrs. Mcl.?ellan's body wap
badly b-uiaed and her arms and le*s
were broken.
It is supposed that the slide w
ratified Vy the shock from the blast j
which had Just occurred In the tun
nel. and had K occurred a few mm
utes later, al] the men would have
been in the hcsise for dinner, and the
fatalities would hare been greater
Mr and Mrs Stanley Mcl^ellan were
natives of Nova Scotia, and at the
present time Mrs Mr|ell*nii mother.
Mrs Stirling lives in Vanconrer
The bodies of Mr and Mrs Mcl?el
lan will be held on til word has been
received from relatives as to what
disposition they wish to make of the
WrtM.
(Ky Alaska N?wt Bureau.)
I OXOON. Rng (Vt fi Private ad
vices received at the Italian Bmbassv
in this city state that the Italian
fW?t of battleship* were bom bard ins
Hengazi and IVrn* Both oltles werp
returning the fire vijfonMisly, and the
Turlss hail auocc^yVsl In hitting the
warships several times, while the mis
si few hurled by the floating fighting
machines were causing much havoc
to property on the lan<*.
PAY TRAIN ROBBED
There is an entire change of pic
tures tonight at the Gross Moving
Picture show "The Pay Train Rob
bery." one of the most exciting
scenes ever depicted will be the lead
ing feature tonight
? I L .L J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. >
FIND ISLANDS
NOT ON CHART
(By AlMka N?w? Bvrcto.)
RAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6? Whaler*
returning from the far North to this
port report fmdinp new islands In the
ltoensW Group which are not charted
The c laim that the new Island* were
thrown up by the recent volftnk j
?*nn>t?onji which have taken place j
during the past summer is made.
"HILL-VILLA"
Hap won itn way to many Skagway
homes thru the excellence of its flavor.
Another shipment recently arrived; we
are once more prepared to fill all order*
for this popular brand
Packed only in pound and half pound air tight tint
75 Cents and 40- Cents.
Blended
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
NOEL WOULD
SETTLE STRIKE
(Fly Alaska New Bureau.)
JACKSON. Ml?s Of t < fjoi rrrmr
Noel has asked that the ra I road
trouMes existing fn this srtat* be
tween the Harrfman line* and the
.?bopmen's union fx* s?*tt|?d by arbi
tration
MAINE llll 8L0A
FROM 00ISI0E
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
HAVANA. Ort. ? ? Six more bodies
were discovered yesterday In the
wreck of the Maine, makin*. with the
four found Tuesday, a total of .14
bodies found aiwe the beginning of
the present, work
The salient feature of the wreck at
prment d*X"k*.-M i? a hitze section
of the double bottom whirh wa?
hurled r.iany feet, abote Kk normal
position and thrown aft from the
bow. which Hive* apparent r reforma
tion to the theory of an external ex
plosion
TOOK TONY
THREE 000N0S
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
NEW YORK Ort ? By a knoc|t
out tn the third round Tony Ross
*!? an easy v ft -tor over Morris Mar
rla In their fiabt which took place Wi
thla city before a lar*? crowd at the
Knickerbocker Athletic dob.
ELEVATOR DROPS
LODGE UN
(By Alaska N?? Rnr?a>t.)
SAN PRANCIflCO OH. *-An
*?for rug- loaH?r| with 2* persons of
?how 22 ?t? snapped Hit
-able* Iwm ni*h'. In the Odd Fellows
htilldtnir and f?M three and t half ?to
-'?* before the automatic rlntrhe*
^herfce?i ('? rl??r?nt The <?**? >~?m?
to * stop in the elevator pit. wh?fe
the panic -strlrken p***?n?ern were
imprisoned for mor<? than an howr
before firemen i ?? 'H them It ***
W?MI7 tr> r?t away the fop of the
f ar and hob?t the prisoners to the
zro?md floor
Th?? [H(wcr\fPT? for (If mut part
, ?T? m?mt>en? of the A mo Chapter.
Kiwtern Star, whkh has k>d*e room*
! In th? bnlMin* At the c|rwe of last
nteht's meetln* they crowds Into the
? levator as many ** the '?a** wo??H
j hoW
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
TAOOMA. Oct. *? Marjorie Reiman,
'ho 19 year old *fr! who ran away
from her mother Mr* I,l**l?-- Marr.it
son. eirht months aeo when the 1st
>r was r*BP *rinr t/? take her to Al
aska. and who was later found hy
Mrs. Maam?on In a Ran Franrtaro
f'afhollc ln?tKntion, m>n' ?*> with her
mother, arrorflinr to a verdict hy a
Sitperlor fonrt Jnrr yesterday An
attempt ha.f been ma<1? t/> show that
the road h on* e kept hy h?r mother
h? Alaska was not a fit plum for th?
*4rl but this was romhatte^ with af
fMavlts of prominent Alaskan*
LANGFORO AND JEANNETTE
TO TRY OUT NOV. 11TM
(By Alaska News BwfSM.)
NBW YORK Ort ??Sam I-sne
font find Joe .leannette have W*n?l
ar'ifKs of a*r???m?nf for a fhrht to
take place in t-os Anfl's on Norem
her eleventh The iifff m'tlf rails
for 2l> roiin<t?>. and a Mr sirl? het
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