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PUGNACIOUS
(By Alaska Nov.* Bureau)
v:'.\ YORK. Nov S? Ki Hrt-biilen!
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? to Jhe i>rot>h??y thai the rtfub
- wouid win in New Yor lie
& . !? -i A f will kuo* k i hen: througl
FIVE ESCAPE;
TEN ARE DEAD
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ULaCK iJi VMUND, Wsob. Nov. 8
1 is uow that fiv? of the
fitUwa utomlwd tuiuwa way haw ee
iai?l U j lite ktwec level* tUid th? >'
? l iw?wU4)' be rtwunl ahve. Tbe/v
is uo Uof*> for Ubr oChvCfc,
WILL FIGHT
TO A FINISH
(By A I ask a N?ws Bureau)
N r. , , YoKK Nor. ? ? Samuel tlow
l? .r " u. ttb? . iMirgv of live drivers" j
?. tu tbfc> city aud it wiii be a j
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FIRST VOTE
OYSTEK BAY Nov. s? K?rmit ,
UuuMWrfc e*at fate An* ballot today j
i u Uke use hW father voted. I
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO Nov 8? Locomotive E\v
J. kvts on sixty four roads running
I'wouihiKiL liu- northwest aiv voting
to<lu> on tli. n'i<" 'Ion of striking for
higher wages.
LIGHT VOTE IN
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE Nov s ? Showers are re
iH>rUil truui every section of the
?%iate whuh iiulicaUtj that the vote
..ill Ik- j.iiKh lighter than has been
antidpttU-.i
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. S ? The police of
this city art- puzzkd over the story
o the * f'.'n t that UeHe Crippeu ia
it: hiding n .a- here. The story in
disbelieved.
II IS TOO
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
LOS ' ANGELES, Nov. 8 ? Predic
tions arc made by the republicans
here that Johusou will carry the
southern part of California by thirty
three thousand.
The uext sailing of the Pacific
Coast Suumship Company will be the
Senator on the I'.'th, the Seattle hav
ing been tak< n off the run and the
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L'otuvje C. > being laid up for repairs.
The Canadian Pacific reports the'
Princess Royal as making exoeliecit i
Liiae and tiia-t she is due in Skagway i
i* 12 o'clock tomorrow. She brings <
tor Skagway three passengers and r
five tiocs of freight. The Royal will v
leave for the south Thursday at 5 ^
p. m. r
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THE IDIIARDD
Monty Snow, of this city, is in re
ceipt of ai letter from his uncle, Jos
eph A. Snow, of Jiineau, who has but
recently ax ri veil out from the Iditarod
country. Mr. Snow started home by
way of Dawson, but was caught in
the ke at F>wt G-ibboei and turned
back to St. Michaels from which
place he went to Seattle stopping a
few days before coming to Juneau.
In speaking of the Iditarod country
Mr. Snow makes the statement that
half a dozen claims an Flat Creek
were the only producers to pay wages
last summer and he predicts that
thtse claims will produce a large
amount next year. Mr. Snow is not
so favorably impressed with the coun
try as a poor man's camp. He insists
that to work the ground in that coun
try profitably machinery must be used
and that it requires at least $15,000
in cash to open up a property in
working shape.
R?m?mbers Her.
"He doesn't amount to very much."
"But he Is good to his mother."
"la her
"Oh, every week he goes around to
see her and borrows a few dollars to
tide him over till pay day.
Pertinent.
"1 received $100 for a joem this
morning."
"What did you do?"
"Pinched myself to see 11' I were
awake."
"Were you?"
Out of Sight.
"Do you notice the high cost of liv
ing r
"1 did at first, but I haven't lately."
"Why not?"
"Got so high 1 can't see it"
Not Anxious For It Himself.
At the storming of a fort, when
scaling ladders had been placed, an
Irish private, with one foot on the
ladder, was about to climb up when a
young officer stepped before him, say
ing:
"Officers first, my lad. Follow me,
for this is where Victoria crosses are
earned."
The private followed close behind
him. but on reaching the top a round
shot carried the officer's head away:
?nd his body felt back.
Pat, grasping the ladder and swing
ing aside as if to allow those behind
Mm to pass, shouted, "Begorrah, now,
Is there any more of yes below that's
inxlous for the Victoria cross?"? Lon
Jon Globe.
Thirty to the Square Mile.
As nearly as can be estimated there
ire thirty Inhabitants to the square
mile on this globe.
Mr. Bough ton, agent for the Juneau
steamship Co., reports that he has
?ecaived a caMe announcing that the
Jeorgia. left Juneau at 9 o'clock this
noming and that she is due in Skag
vay ait nine tonight The Georgia j
vill sail for Juneau at 8 a. m. tomor
ow
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