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No. 138. FOURTEENTH TEAK. SKAti WAY, ALA8KA, TUESDAY, A0GU8 r 8, ttll PI
SPIRIT CUT
GIRL MARRIES
(By AHska News Bureau.)
S BATTLE. Aug. 8 ? Lucille Byrd
Mock, editress ?f an alleged sourdoug
monthly magazine, this afternoon man
ried William Uafayette Crittenden,
of Oklahoma. They will leave for Al
aska on their wedding journey.
Miss Mock is a gifted writer and
made herself very popular in Seattle
by writing a very complimentary es
say on the "Seattle Spirit," which
was published in a Chicago magazine
She is quite familiar with Alaska,
from the knowledge absorbed through
her Seattle reading.
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The regular meeting of Camp Skag
way. No. I, of the Arctic Brotherhood
is postponed by order of the Arctic
Brotherhood is postponed by order of
the Arctic Chief Sipprelle, in order
that the camp may have an opportuni
ty to go down and take part in the
flag raising ceremonies of Camp
Haines No. 17 tonight.
The initiations which were to have
taken place tonight will be carried
out tomorrow night, for which a
special meeting will be called. All
brothers and their ladies are urged
to come out tonight and help Camp
Haines to celebrate. Captain Peter
Madsen will leave with the Hegg at
seven o'clock sharp.
ROME. Aug. 8? The Pope had more
fainting spells 'oday and it is recog
nized by attending physicians that he
is slowly dying.
AMONG THE
MINING IN
; Monte Snow and I-Afe Spray, two
, members of the Alaskan force went
; ip the East Fork of Skagway river
? on Sunday and had a -look at the Dolly
B. mine. Clark and Wilson, are pro
gressing very rapidly in the develop
ment work and have a tunnel in now
about IS feet. They have & comfort
able camp and are well satisfied with
cvtrything except the hardship of car
rying in their supplies on their backs. I
Matkovitch and Barnet left for the
h.lls again yesterday and took sup
plies along to last a couple of weeks.
H is presumed that they went up to
their East b\)rk property which show
ed such splendid values in the last
assay reports.
D. X. Hukill is busy making trails
to his property up above the old
Liarsville townsite. There are a num
ber of very likely looking ledges in
that vicinity and Mr. Hukill has been
holding the group for a number of
years ? through all sorts of hardships.
He has had his hopes renewed by the
city determining to install the test
mill.
W. J. Bledsoe has made up some
samples from his Skagway Chief
which is located on. the north side of
Reid creek, for shipment to Juneau for
test. These samples are talrcn from
the tunnel about twenty feet In from
; the surface.
LAWYERS WANT
TO KNOW WHY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PES MOINES. Aug. 8? Conditions |
1 in this city are quiet among the street ]
j car interests. There is considerable I
speculation among the legal profes- i
sion as to what effect the writ is- 1
sued by Judge Degraf will have on
, future cases. It has been determined i
by the bar to thrash out the law |
points involved in the issuance of the
famous court order that brought a
sudden peace in the labor war.
The Hegg will leave for Haines at i
7 o'clock from Moore's wharf. j
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THE BELLS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 8? Both th<
Episcopal and Catholic clergymen of j
this city brand the Astor-Force mar
riage as the crime of the century. So
ciety is all excited over the affair.
BILL IS IIP
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, P. C. Aug. 8? The
statehood bill is likely to come to a
vote today. The principal point at
issue <s the recall provision of the
constitution submitted and carried by
the people of the territory of Arizona.
JOHN JACOB
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 8? It is now net
essary for John Jacob Astor to show
that he was, the innocent party to his |
recent divorce before the clergy of :
the Episcopal Church will perform th
marriage ceremony for him.
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 8
SamueJ Gompers says that the writ ]
issued by Judge Degraf in the street
car tie-up. is an abuse of judicial au
thority.
WOULD STOP
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 8- j
FMnes of $.>00 to $5,000 for each of j
fense for sending intoxicants front
one state to another are provided in
a bill introduced by Representative |
Jackson of Kansas.
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
MEMPHIS. Aug. 8 ? General Crforf'
Gordon, Commander In Chief of thf |
Confederate Veterans. Is in a critical ;
condition. He Is dying from a com j
plication of disosaes.
8E
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. P. Anc 8 Geo
Perkins refused to answer all the |
questions put to him in the #tfel
trust investigation today and now he
Is threatened with citation before the
Mr of the house.
I
Ft ID COME
(By Alaska New# Bureau.)
FARGO. N D. A a*. 8? The Great j
Northern west boi:nd limited was de
railed near here y !?lerday. Th'
wrc<1i was caused by criminals, but
no rebbers appeared on the scene
No fatalities are reported
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 8? Miss Dora
Keen, noted climber of the Alps, is
fitting out an expedition to s*"ak*
Mount McKinley and search for the
records which Dr. Cook, the Arctic
explorer says he kft there.
OEIIHIfS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 8? The
democrats of the house today def> at
ct the repnbHcans In a match game j
of baseball by a score of twelve to j
nine.
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HIT FATHERS
MEET AND TALK
The city fathers held their rr*ntar
fortnljshUy meeting laat airht. A
lengthy dlacwarifm wa* had on the
lUrhtin* subject. bwt th#- ma'ter wa.s
finally left where tt hM been
placet), in the hand* of the f'nmmft
tee on Pnltlir Property, etc.
Another free dlsriisaton occurred
over the proposed mnnk ipal cr*j de- !
pot. Th* mayor read e*r??rpf* from
a letter written by the mayor of -to
rn *\i sbowin*. he claimed, that the
city cc.nld supply the municipal gov
eminent and the cWtens (rurally. 1
coal at a Kfeatly redact rate oref
past and pr< ?< at prices This matter
wai> alao kept In abeyance.
The malter of *< nrin* the property
for a honae of detention came up awl
was talked orer at ?!(|IP length h*?t
i?o decision was arrived at on acrnsmt
of the question of riaht of way over
certain private property. This ma'
ter was alao left over for future ?r
tion and the matter la artll In th*
hands of the Committer on PttbHc
Proi*?rty. etc.
Considerable routine business waa
transacted, anch aa the anditJng and
payln* of bills, reports of committee*
etc.
EDITORS FAVOR !
THE FREE LIST!
(By Alaska Newa n?re?o.>
CHICAGO. Ang. 8 ? A poll of the
ditocs of all the Kadin* papers of
the middle western statos ha.* br*n
made by the Tribone of thla city with
the reawlt that the nenlment has '
found to be that they are in faw of
Presldnet Taft sirrrin* the farmer's ?
free llat bit.
Captain Madsen will take a ?ar*c
party of e*ctirsionfstj? down to Haines
tonieht.
Mr? M D. Clayter, of Tkroan. ar
rived on the teat Dolphin, te rMffnc
with Mrs Howard Ashler
SENATOR HUE
PUSSES AWAY
I By Alaska N-w* n?ir?>a>i |
UCW1STON, *??. Jtw ?-rnlt?*l
.-?'.1'. j ^?nator FV- r?!-4 t?vl*r
William PW^ fVy? *im ton at
I^wWhk, Main*. 8?pt J, lt3?. ?rarf
mN at ItowWii Cnl1?*f In IVA
?tmtv-d and prarth^ lav **? a m?m
(w of tt* of Main* In
IMI. |?*> ?ml iM7; waa a r?pnm#ii
tativ? lit th# rial tonal how** la *h?
42. ?. M. <*., ?< aivl Ci nr>n*r
waa fMH to Ul# S?na ??? In IMI to
fill th? nn*ipinl t?m of Jam** R
Plain* am) wa? r**!^**! In I **3 : ?w
a m?mb?r of t.h* rommtaaton ?hHi
m#t in Pari* in I1M to a d|m?t itiii*
of p*am Mw<-?n th? l'n?t**l Sltat*?
and Spain Hia la*t Irrm in th* ??n
at# wonM Mr? 'tptrM In Ma^h, 1*1-1
C. D. H-mmin*. r?pr*??ntinE PoJk
ami mm|Mnr. U?# eKy dir^tory p#o
pi*1, of th? l/Rited 8ti?t#a, ram* In on
Jast niitht ? train from W1?lf?-bor*?.
Mr Hemmin* ha* b*#a doin* til# To
*or\ Territory tor U?* dirartory p?o
pl?> and report* twainaaa down in Daw
*on an being prnap?rr??
M# ?aid It# vm tM to pt hm-k
in old Slmzwar ?*f? mor* ami wa*
\+tj pl#aa*d at th? ml nine o?itlnofc
trr f>ka*aniy. and *inM to kno*
?how tk? ?lump tain M- ?aM that
Dawson waa takhtc a Mc int*r?at In
Hkasway )wat now on a-**o?int of th<
^ntorpria* <dtown hy Rk**war"a boa
Ineaa ?*? and tfc* r?ynrt?| ?irik?
of th* aarthw
A. F. lloHoway. m.r*a#i?tin? th*
Ataaka-Tukon maaatin* l#ft on th#
train y?at?*? lay momin* for Whit#
bora* ha vine arrlT<v1 from Sitka ik#
day b*for# Mr ftoHoway r?port*
th* ?amo an rrrmm to th* w*atwsrd aa
that w+ikrh h# mot with h?rp and at
Hain#*. It ia hia intention to **?
through Takon. stopping at WftHa
hotra# and Dawaon. ami then ro on
to Fairbank* H# will r#torn thro?uth
Skaaway or go ont by way of Valde*
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A
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