THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITV OFPIOIAL PHPER
~~ix UKAGWAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY APRIL, 6 1906 PRICK 10CEN-S
(SIARfSWESIj
G<?v. HogijAtt Kor
Iudiar.a
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Washington, April 6? Got W. B
Horgatt, of Alaska, left y sterday even
ing tor Indiana, ?fter a hurried visit to
New York. He wl'l go west in a few
days.
Get your E?ster Cards and Novelties
at Harrison's
WILL riGHI
:
Gaus a il Turner To At
Seattle
(Special nispa'ch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, April 6-Jor Gans and Rufe
Turner will fight in tnis city next
mouth. They are recognized as the
cleverest colored boxers in the world.
If you want the best Cigar in the
market try a Marguerite ? for sale by
VV . W. Boughton.
[ HARRISONS
are agents for
Hajestic,
Star
Estate, and
Standard
Steel
Ranges
'Pboius number 4 and 55
lJ
Clothes may not make the man!
But one of our HART
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
Copyright 1905 bf
Hart Schafrner cr" Marx
if fi. Clayson 4 ?0.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
LAGSsST CLOTHIJJS A.VD FCTRXIHLN'G tAilWk 4U/I QMA/I>H4I. I
\ GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA. jOHND (ilKl JCmOU WAV
MINISTERS or RUSSIA and
CHINA NOT AGREED
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.]
Peking, April 6? The Russian and
Chinese ministers are umable to agree
regarding their differences in Manchu
ria. Russia seeks to get China to con
Arm all the prlveleges that country en
joys at the pre:ent time. The latter
country refuses to comply and is deter
mined to withstand all efforts at foreign
encroachment. The negotiations are
deadlocked and armed conflict might
result in the very near future. Both
countries are holding armies in Man
churia but so f.tr there has been no sign
of hostilities.
ROAST HIM
New Yorknr Compares Pres
ident to Cztr
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Washington, April 6? Representative
John J. Fitzgerald severely arraigned
President Roosevelt in the house of
representatives yesterday because of
the refuoal of the president to sign the
bill to open a half million acres in
Oklahoma for graz'n* purposes and for
not giving his reasons for not dMng so.
Be said:
"This is not Russia. The president
is not like the czar who originates and
enacts legislation Why, at least,
should he not comply with the constitu
tion and give bis reasons to the house
for refusing to sign ihe bill?"
io qm
New Governor May Further
Snpplant Jackson
'Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 6? A plan is being
sonsldered to put Alaska's Native
ichools under the management of the
iew governor. [Senator Nelson, with
;he approval of Secretary Hitchcock,
ies introduced a bill making the gov
ernor ex-officio superintendent of
ichools, ousting Sheldon Jackson from
that position. Jackson's friemls, under
the leadership of Senator Teller, will
fight the proposition.
W. P. Bfsn at Fulrb tuba
Mrs. W. P. Benn received n telegram
this morning from Mr. Benn conveying
the information that he had reached
Fairbanks in good condition after a
hard trip over the Valdez trail. Be is
satisfied with the outlooks, and asked
Mrs. Bonn to come in. She will leave
Skagwa'y on one of the first boats for
the interior,
Erye-Bmhii Will Bnitd In Sewird
The Frye-Bruhn Company will erect
a large building at Seward It hat
purchased the site and the material it
on the way there. The building will
contain a complete cold s'orage plant.
If you are out of kindling see E McC
Weste. I have it bv the sacv or cord
Phones 90-84. tf
BESTYET
Heney's Road Will Lead All
' Others in District
?
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.],
Seattle, * April 9? Charles Sinclair,
the millionaire minim; man who U
heavily interested in the Copper river
country, says the railroad M. J. Heney
and associates are building from Orca
to Fairbanks will'open (or settlement
and development the best courtry in
Alaska and will develop a greater
tonnage than any railro d in the dis
trict.
GREAT Time
J
Elks' i'&rq i l >Vas Notn bl? ,
Alfa r
The ba: quet flvi.D by the incoming
offle-rsof the Sriagway IcJge of Elks
lait night was one of the must delight
ful social functions that have taken
p ace in Skagway for a long time. The '
banquet, which was in the social hnll,
followed the installatioi of officers.
The latter even' took place early in the
evening in the lodge room and 'vas
witnessed ocly by the members of the
ordor. W W Bough'o ? was the in- |
stalling officer. ' ,
There were 90 covets laid for tl-e
banquet. Dr. L. S. Keller was the c
toasimaster? or chairman of the social 1
session as the Elks will have it. The c
wives, mothers, sisters, daughters and ,
sweethearts of the members of the |
order were guests and the scone pre- j
! sen ted at the banquet board was one of |
animation and beauty. The menu was ,
I elaoorate. j
All the incoming officers responded
! to toasis and were well received. ,
i Although the banquetdid not termin- |
I ate until nearly midnight it was foltow
j ed by a short dance which was greatly
j enjoyed. ,
For Rent
Furnished 12-room bouse, with bath,
etc. Inquire of C'apt. Moore.
2-29 Ira
Fx- >h M< at
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep aH kind of
resh meat constantly on haad. tf.
Order your coal and wood from the
Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly . Phones 10 &4C.
Pattie shells always on hand at the
Boss Rake"y. ' tf
make up a list of
(Ubat Von need
us fltoeyouprice<__^
ALL OUR SHELF GOODS ARE GOING
AT COST
2 bs- Cans Ooffee 70c- lib. Cans 40c
4 Packages Starch 25c,
Best Creamery Buttter 65c.
Fresh Ranch Eggs 25c per dozen
Blue Ribbon Tea, 35c. per lb
Force 15c- per package
Macoroni, Spaghetti and Vermeceili 10c.
per pkg. All bottle goods at cost
feisaww
ARBITRATION WOllD SLIT
STRIKING MINERS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) j
Nt w York, April 6? The conference !
between the coal operators and Presi- j
drnt Mitchell and other representatives
of the strikers is still in progress. It j
is believed that arbitration would be j
the result of the negotiations if the ,
operators would consent to that dls- ^
position of the matter. The miners
have intimated that they would accept ,
that solution of the dilficultiei, and
they insist that if there be arbitration
that Judpe George Gray, of Delaware, 1
bo made chalrm in of the board of arbi
trators or that be name the chairman.
It is believt-d the op rators will re
fuse to arbitrate.
Striker* Riot la Can - da
Lethbridjfe, Sascatchewan, April 8?
During a riot among ti e striking coal
miners tbe police was called to arrest
one miner. They were surrounded by
300 strikers and stoned until they were
forced to release the prisoner. Rein
forcements arp coming from Regina by
special train.
NEW ONES
Aia^Ka Steamship Companies
Ger MailContiaffs
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 0? Pour-year
mail contracts to d -liver the mail be
tween Seattle and JSkagway, Alaska,
were let yesterday to the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company and the Alaska
Steamship Company. The former gets
J21,COOayear and the Alaska Steam
ship Company $250 per round trip,
rhe latter company guarantees to make
i trip every five days between March
ind November. \
SURE GO
Heney Road Will Cer
tainly Be Built
Confirmation of the reports that the
jroposed railroad from Ores, Prince
William Sound, to Fairbanks, for the
instruction of which M. J. Heney has
i contract, will be built has been re
vived In Skagway. Orders have been
?eceived by the White Psss at this
Dlace to ship Mr. Heney's grading out
it to Orca- The outfit has been stored
tiere since Mr. Heney completed the
ivork of building the Whiw Pass in
1000.
Mr. Heney has also purchashed the
^old storage plant which the White
Pass has on Moore wharf and it is being
prepared for shipment.
The shipment of the grading outfit
ind cold storage plant will be made
next week.
Man; Leave For Davion
Three White Pass stages left White
horse Wednesday for Dawson Each
carried 14 passengers besides freight,
mail and express.
W. W. Boughton has received a con
signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars.
[( you want a good sweet smoke call
for them.
The Pack Train saloon always leads.
It carries only the best brands of whis
kies, wines, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-cla-s gentle
men's resort tf
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wiDe with dinner orders, free, in
place of tea o> coffee. Come on boys
STIRRED
Zionists Are Greatly Worked
Up
' (Special Dispatch to DhiIv Alaskan.]
| Chicago, April 6?' There was a tre
I menduous meeting of Dowieites at Zion
! yesterday evening' called forth by the
information that the deposed leader will
return and attempt to regain control of
his people. Every one of the overseers
made speeches. Mrs. Dowle spoke and
gave special attention to the question
of polygamy, which she says Dowie
espouses. She said the proposed Mexican
paradise is for the pupose of fur hering
that institution. She says her husband
tried to convert her to the doctrine.
DISCUSS IT
Presidniit and Legislators
T lk Alaskan R< ads
(Special DisDatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Appil 6- Senator Piles,
Senator Burnham and Representative
Hamilton conferred y> sterday regard
ing Alaskan railroads. After the con*
ference it was announced that no de
cision hod been reached but that pro
bably there would be no guarantse of
interest on bonds or otherwise.
Senator Burnham brought up the
bill yesterday afternoon granting land
?nd other priveleges to the so-called
Burleigh road.
lONGSLEEP
?)
Calif* ruia Woman Awakens
From Trance
(Special Dispatch to Daily *laskan.)
Florence Parker, daughter of W,
Parker, a wealthy mining man awaken
ed yesterday from a seven weeks' trance.
Physicians had been t.nable to bresik
the sleep. She feels well and was
grea'ly surprised to le i-n that she had
been asleep for so long a time and had
caused so much worry.
A Nettleton shoe at layson's. tf
Always. Remember the Full JNeme /a
l^axatayg gromo Aumme^C on every
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f You Will All Agree
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