KING AND CZAR CLASP HANOS !
(United Preaa Telegraph-Cablo tarvlca.)
Reval, June 9 ? The king and the czar met and greeted
each other with much cordiality on board the czar's private
yacht this morning.
St. Petersburg, June 9? The Russian papers without
exception, express great satisfaction and pleasure concern
ing the meeting of Edward and Nicholas.
London, June 9 ? The afternoon papers of all England
are quoted as applauding the visit of the king to the czar.
A. B TEAM 1
JEFEflTED
The game yestetdiy wa? different,
the result different. There was just as
much noinj and enthusiasm but more
errors and more runs. The game
started away in form resembling the
evening before, but io the third inning
the running was started by the so called
A. B. team with two scores. They
made these and oo more. Not until the
next inning did the \V. P. A. C. score,
acd then only one, but they kept It up
to the end? one in the fifth, two in the
sixth and two in the seventh. Only
seven innings were played. When the
White Pats made its tnird run while
the A. Bs were still but two on the(
board, the rooters for that team went '
wild. Jimmy Fry?r, who came up from !
Hatnes for ? ,l?e game played c*aier. I
Following is the record of the pitches, j
whose battis it was, chiefly: Bases on {
balls, by McClsire 1; Coffey, 3; hit by :
plrcher. McClaire, 2. Coffey, 1; itruck '
out by McCiaire, 11, by Coffey, 12. Two
baae hits were made by Coffey, Phelps
and Gault. One wild pitch was made
by McClsire. T. Wilner, umpired.
\V. H. Bard, district deputy grand |
president, Fraternal Order of Ragles, is ,
on the City of Seattle coming north and j
will visit all the aeries In Alaska on
official business as representative of the
grand aerie. Mi. Bard will be in Skag
way aNjut the I5:h of the month.
DROWNED IN
LAKE ATLIN
(Special to tbe Dally Alaskan)
Caribou, J ana 9? J. Klrkland, former
mail contractor and well known
politician, end Tom Fox, former
engineer of tbe Duchess, on tbe
run between Conrad and Cari
bou, were drowned in Lake Atlln yes
terday afternoon by the upaettlng of a
canoc. The steamer 8cotia m?de a
search but found only the over turned
canoe.
FELL OFF
THE WHARF
Samuel Hott, second class steward on
the Princess May, making his way to
the boat night before last, fell off the
approach and landed on some piles float
ing below. He was badly injured-hla
hip being fractured. He was removed
to the White Psss hoapital where he is
being treated. Tbe Injury will keep
him in bed for some weeks
Miss Cora Benson left this morning
on the Hegg for Haines to visit her pa
rents.
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Tbe Latest Craze in the States for Street
or Party Wear. Iu Dregs of Wine,
Copenhagen, Blue, and the New Tobac
co Brown
Stores Open Evenings
Phones 4 & 55
(By United Praia.)
Whltehoroe, Juuo 9? The steamer
Prospector arrived up last night. Oo
board was Judge Silas H. Raid coming
out from Fairbanks where he has been
holding court. Hi? secretary accom
panies him. J. H. Rogfrs, traffic man
affer of the Tinana Valley R. R., is
also a paattonger (or ibe outside. There
was brought out oo the stoaratr as the
first, shipment of the spring cleanup
from Dawson and Fairbanks two million
in gold dust. The water It low. Some
800 people haye gone down the river in
scows and small boat*.
(By United Press.)
Chicago, Juoe 0? The an tl-Ta't forces
after an all night conference, have
decided not to withdraw their c ntests
before the committee unless they felt
that they hod justice. This step may
cause a split In the convention.
TWO sir
ROUND WORLD
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, June 9? The battle
ships Maine and Alabama this morning
starte-J on a trip around the world. Sec
retary Garfield is a'.oard the Maine on
bis way to Honolulu.
SENSflTiONTHAT
WONT WORK
(By United Pre**.)
Paris, June 9? Qregori, the now*
paper editor who fired at Dreyfus a few
days ago, ou the occasion of the removal
of the remains of Zola to the Pantheon,
has announced that he Intends to make
his trial the occasion of reopening the
Dreyfus case. The sfterncon news
papers scout the idea of making a gen
eral sensation. They want the tronble
stopped for the poace of France.
B. C. Delzell of tha customs' force,
from Ketchikan, is in the city on his
Way to Yakutat.
PLATFORM EM COMPLETED
ROOSEVELT'S POLICIES ARE THOSE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
(By United Press.)
Washington, June 9? The republican
platform Is almost completed. The
Roosevelt policies are set forth as em
bodying the principles of the party.
Much attention has been given to tariff
revision, but It is left to congress to
decide which is the best method.
New York, Juno 9? Eighteen leading
republicans ars preparing a memorial
to the committee on platform asking
that a plaok be incorporated inveighing
against any infringement o( the consti
tutional rights of the courts. The move
ment has its Inception In a fear as to
the results of the activities of President
Gompers of the western federation of
labor.
MORE VICTIMS
OF TENNESSEE
(By United Pre**.)
Los Angeles, June 9? The sixth vic
tim of the explosion on the Tennessee
died yesterday and was burled today.
It is learntd that Admiral Sebree bad
been in the fire room two minutes be
fore the explosion took place on an in
spection tour. Three or four more of
the victims are liable to die before
mo-nlng.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs. Lld
dicoat Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
All (ho delicacies of the season at
the Paok Train restaurant.
The Bull Dog; .s par e cellence, ca'1
at Tony Dortero's for same.
This is the season when chicken
]ice are a menace to our feather
ed friends
Lee's Liquid Lice Killer
Is a sure remedy. Absolutely Safe
1-2 G-al. Cans 65c. Gallon Cans $1.25
Spray Pumps 50c. each
GANTY & FRANDSON
DISCOVERED IN NICK OF TIME
(United Presa Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Lisbon, June 9 ? Consternation and utmost alarm has
b'-en spread throughout the palace by the discovery of a
plot to assassinate King Emanuel. The plot contemplated
blowing up the chapel wherein he was to observe a
religious feast to be held on the 18th of June. Three con
spirators have been thrown in jail. It is conceded that but
for the previous discovery he could not have escaped
THE BUTTLE
AT CHICAGO
(By United Prat* )
Chicago, June 0? The Louisiana con
test has developed a sharp fight. A pro
posal bat been made to seat both and
give each a half rote. The Taft manag
ers, however, object U> this and decftre
for all or nothing.
CETTiSfilEIH
MONEY AT LAST
(By United Press.)
Seattle, June 9? Claims are being
paid to those who lost by the pecula
tions and embezzlements of Adams In
the assay office In this city.
CONGRESSMAN
All EMBEZZLER
(By United Preaa.)
Norw&lk, Juno 9? Congressman Lin
ing, formerly of the Ohio Trust Co.|
now defunct, has been indicted for em
bezzlement.
WILL BE ALL
BUSY IN JULY
(By Unltod Pr??.)
Seattle, June 9? All camps of the
Copptr Rlrer & Northwestern railroad
? the Gufrgenhelms? building out of
Cordova, frill be in full operation by
July 1st.
HUGHESlULD
STOP GAMBLING
(By United Press.)
Albany, Juno 9? Governor Hughes
?ant a message to the legislature, sit
ting in special session, last night, ask
ing that laws be passed forbidding gam
bllng in any form throughout the state.
Martin Conway, Jack Keller and
Henry Rhodes compose the Fourth of
July committee for the Eagles as ap
pointed today by Worthy President
Brawand. The Elks nor the Masons
have yet appointed committees, but will
do so at their nest meeting.
MEALS AND BEDS
Meala 25c and 50c; beds 25c and 50c.
Mrs. Schwazenberg, Main street, near
12th.
fit's About Now")
That? nearly [every man hasj
thejspring outfitting ques
tion in mind
The man that comes here
for his
SUIT. TOP COAT
HAT, SHOES
AND
?FURNISHING
? ~ sgoods:
will certainlyjnotgojwroug]
ANP HE CAN BANK ON IT
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