?He jEJaily ,
SKAUWAY, ALASKA, SA'I UK DAY
tashcm
JULY 2?, mi
PKiCK. 10 CKNTM
ASKS IDE SAME
FOB MEXICO
(Ry \laska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, B C. July 25>?
Representative Burleson, of TYxas,
has iMtio on record as being in fa
vor of negotiating a reciprocity trea
ty with Mexico on the same lines as
that which has just been recommend
ed for adoption with Canada.
WALSH MUST
BIDE A WEE
i Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
W VSHINGTON. P. C. July ?? The
federal board of pardons has refused
to coiijIiIit the appli^lion of Ranker :
Walsh before next September.
UNCLE SAM
L
? Alaska Nows Bureau.)
WASHINOTOK, V>. C. Mljr The
cru s. Salem ?as y -.tonlay clvon a
h?rr> ip order to prowl '<> I ho llay
tiAn coast Tho situation thoro is
getting wrhm.
BIG ILLS
ARE BURNED
tBy Alaska Sows Bureau.)
SPRINGFIELD. Or .. July 2?? Tho
Booth Kelley saw roiHs, which were
th*? Iaree>t in th?' State, wore today
destroyed by fire. Tho loss will totai
more than a nuarter million of dollars
MONTREAL ill
LIKES NORTH
C. W. Armstrong, traveling for the j
largest drug company In America,
with headquarters in Montreal, was j
in Skagwav for two or three days du
ing the past week, and stayed at the j
I'tiWen House.
Mr. Armstrong is onroute to Haw
won. and after taking in the Yukon
towns and camps, will return to Van
couver. coming out by way of Wh He
horse and Skagway.
Mr. Armstrong is delighted with |
his trip up here and thinks it the
finest in the world. He is also im
pressed with the great natural re |
sources with which the creat North
land abounds, and predicts a great |
It.
FIANCE IS
(Ry Vlaska News Rureau.)
PARIS. July 2!?- France Is prepar
ing for war. The army is getting in'
readiness to march to the front at
a moment's notice. AH army leaves
of absence have been peremptorily
cancelled.
MINERS CANT
AMALGAMATE
tRy Alaska News Rureau.)
m'TTK. July 2? ? After a stormy
battle the Western Federation of Mli>
.>rs have refused to become amalgam
ated vith the United Mine Workers
of America.
Agent C. R. Guptil. of the Alaska
Steamship company reports that the
Jefferson will be in Skagway Monday
and that she is loaded tx? the guards
with excursionists.
1-3 OFF
?3 OFF
Thursday, July 27
Friday, July 28
Saturday, July 29
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent . on all White Dress Goods.
Our Fall Stock
has commenced to
arrive, and we
muit have room
for it
A new line of
Neckwear just re
ceived.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
(Tly Alaska News Bureau.)
COLUMBUS, O. July 29? Charles I
Kline, of this dty, who Ib one of the- 1
Cunningham Rixiup of coal claimants,
has jrone insane over the constant j
worry caustvl by the loss of his prop
erty. He has been sent to the asy
lum.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FKANOISCO. -Inly 2!?--Carv.
the ex-banker, has been discovered in j
this ity. When foatid, he was In |
very destitute circumstances ? practi
cally stan inn. Carjr says that while I
he was president of the Pearl bank of]
Illinois, he ombexxled forty-five thou
sand dollars.
HOT TIE
NOW IN PATHS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS. July 2!>? This cltv is Jnsl
Wkc a fnrnace from the excessive
boat wave which has spread over
KYanco. Thousands arc prostrated
and the hospHala arc full.
THE SPOKANE
IS FLOATED
VICTORIA. July 2S>? Advices re
ceived at the offices of the British
Columbia Salvage Company from Cai
tain \V. H. I xi pan at Seymour Nar
rows. were to the. effect that the Pa
cific Coast Steamship Company's
steamer Spokane, which was wrecked
at Plumper's Bay, June 29. has been
floated by the wrecking tug Salvor.
C. W. Cash, of the White Pa?s.
went over to Whitehorse Tuesday las
and returned last night.
Tho OKy of Scuttle came in yester
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, bringing
SO tourists, many of whom went up
to Bennett on the excursion train.
She left again at ten o'clock last
night, taking twenty passengers from
Skagway.
SHE CHOSEN
FOR- BIG SHOW
SAN FRANCISCO. JtUy 2* Harbor I
View, one of the pretttest spots in
San Fraikcisco wHl bo the site of
the Panama Pacific International Kx
position U? he heM In San Francisco
?n lsn.
The decision of the fair director* to
stage the grand event at Rax Harbor
View came yesterday after many days
discussion hy President C. C. Moore
and his staff of directors. The Ex
aminer, Chronicle CaH, Bulletin, Post
and News all offered their sugg< a
tions and the half doien or more pros
pective sites were talked over care
fully.
More details of the exposition were
announced this morning and It has
been practically agreed upon to have
the bnild4ngs crected In a chain, be
(Tinning at the Ferry Building at the
foot of Market Street, skirting the
harbor, past Telejrraph and Russian
Hills, Harbor View, PresitHo, Baker's
Peach, land's End and the Cliff House
a distance of eight miles from start
Ing point to finish At Harbor Vlfw.
where there Is the most space, the
biggest buildings for the uae of exhib
its will be placed, but Hems of Inter
est will be established all along th?>
points named. And a continuous chain
f buildings will he established all
along the points named, and a con
tlnuons chain of buildings will extend
on the route as planned. The n??ws
of sn agreement on a site was chron
icled this morning and a mild ee1?hrr?
tion was held, the store grunting the
employes a half holiday u> commem
tin |TWit
J. t GATES .
NEAR DEATH
(By Alaska Newa Bureau.)
TARTS July 29? John W. Hates,
the millionaire American Rtock ?i
change manipulator. who has been ill |
here for some time. I* sinking rap
idly. anil all hope of hi* recovery is |
now abandoned.
OHE TERM
E BE ALL
I By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. July 29? All of the rf- j
maining Indictments against Hanker I
Walsh, who is now serving a sentenc
f. r bank wrecking, have been dismis
sed.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
The Canning Season Is Here!
How are you fixed for Fruit Jars.
Jelly Glasses and the other
accessories for canning?
MASON JARS ? Pints $1 j>er doz. Quart*, $1.25 ,
per doz. Half gals. $1 60 per doz. Caps 85c per dot.
SURE SEAL (The Modern, All-Glass Jar)
Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quart* $1.05 j^r doz. Half
Gals. $2.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c jht doz.
JELLY GLASSES, 5Uc per doz.
Jar Rubbers, best grade, 10c per doz. Para Wax, in
pound {packages, 20c, 8 for 50c
Our stock is new aud complete and now is the beat
time to figure your requirements for any of the above
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
AAXXAXXJ.J.4. + 44.4. + + + + + + + + +
JOHN BULL'S
(Ry A la* kit Sewa nnrrttn.l
liONDON July 1*- AHltUf I* th*
ord*r of th#> day In nary Mrrlr* T?>
day *#>T??ral wan?hli<? l? ft nmlw
crtlPTs for atratpjsfr points. Tlif
KOvernmrtH I* making *?<ry pr??par i
atinn f.tr hi**tilit!???. whlrfi it l? f??arwl
may opf-n at any time. No further |
new* hM h>??n ffflvd from Mof?w<~o.
FIERCE EIRE
IN SIERRAS
IRy Alaska N< ws Unrean.l
RAN BERNARDINO. .Inif A
fierce fore*! fire ha* been ratin* In
Sierra* for several day* T?day
the flam*** Jnmped over the *?mmH
?nd the fire l? now hnrnln* on holh
?ides of the mo??n?ain r*ne<\ and do
In* irreat damaec to ihf eonntry.
IN
(Ry Alaaka N? w* ttnre*?.)
SKXTTI.K Itily 2*> Heporta mm
in^Tlrtu^ W* rlly from tbr> differ
ftitTfitiina ronton of \ta?ka. ar<>
t, t the offrrl that the aalnoon park of
this season will b?> a rwwil breaker
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
* a m Holy fommnnlon
|0:.10 a m. Ma*s and Sermon
7:30 p m Kvenlnz Service.
All are cordially Invlti-d to attend.
FY. P. H. Tnrncll 8 J.
Mr* DenacrWn* and lltt|p son wrr
ronnd trippers on the Peterson
F. F. W l?ow1e. Aient for the C.
P. R., reports that the Ena i* doe
somrtime felay. briijin* frei^M
NHS
ARE PLEASED
A rfff ?>nth???ia?tlf party of N?hr*<
kana r?tarn??l on !?** nUM'a train *t
W A aojonrn In tl?* A'lln ??rtk?n
Th# party mn?W(? of f>r R O Rl<"ti.
?If# an?l <in*M?r, C W Hi?r?n?<m
and wlf#, S J. B*H and wlf#, Wl??
Kl**nnr Rlrfc and *r? T. E f Yrtih
Th* part? nm? np on th? hut trip
of t?i# ItotpMn and will r?*<irn on
(??? n?xt trip of th# J?ff?r*H?. TT??t
?r# lnfatm?t*d with fh<? ronn'rr ?nd
'lalm that It f?*? th# mmt wond??rf?l
h^nty of any plA?-? in th*
?->rH
WhU?? at AUIn th#y mad# th# trip
to !>?w??Hyn *h?Hor on th? ?t'inn"
S?>*?tla Aft#* utarln* a? |ot?r a* th?lr
Mm# limit *r*iM permit. th#y r?trtrn*
to Ctfrrrrw* and took tb? train for
Thfj arc partlmjarty
plwwd wHh th*lr anjonrn in th?
lin dl?tr1r?, whU h N %> rlrh In monn
lain <w#n#ry
CHOOSE I3TH
FOR NtEET
(By Abut*
MII.WAI KKK July J9 fUp??mh?f
til hM f?t *? thr
Wfllt?ltN(r?rliMl flcht
BIO OVATION
AT PORTO RICO
(By Alftftk* N?w B?r?iii.l
HAS JVSt* Jflly J!?- ^rrofury nf
w?r. fltinwon w?? ? tr#?f op
tion nn hb? pntrr Int* PwHn Rl?-n y??
t??H*y.
Ac*?nt F H. B?W. of tfc* P*Hfk
ConM '-ompiiny r?pnrt? ?ha? (hp *??
mr*)on Qiiwn to rfn* in
way ?*Ain DMt WMfnwuiay.
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A
SLIP-ON
Rain Coat
Entirely Free From Rubber
Slip into a "Slip On' then
wei?r * umile when it r*in?.
It* a Live Wire
lM of Hut* we handle
Seek here ami you
?h?II find ju^t what
vow minH m marie op
to haire
WILL CLAYSON ~a!L
The Home of Th?J
? HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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