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FUTBESTH YKAU SKAWWAY. ALASKA. TIESDAY, JULY 80, 1912 I'liK'K ? OKVI -
BP! mil OF III HI
1 HITS THRONE
TnXWv J'vpan, .Tale M*t*?hi
??. ni^iido of J t|?in. died lrsterday,!
after an i'H?ess o*terdlnc ovir a
IxTwt of nearly two seeks His sw?n,
Vwhi'Wio, hi* h?yn proclaimed e*n
i-ernr
Ttx ?}????. <?vd unjit-mr m as bom
in 1 * " J ai>d ascended tlte throne
in t?><5T He ?as an enterprising
man ind highly beloced by* his
the Mm of M?tsu
Itn J.-.-.i ?>?? n ?>le n>m?rttaMc ad
* ance? in national life. His sow
h*s been csrerully trained after the!
r<oil- le? of Ms father and tke
M\\t rttXtK I Kt?l\?.
M M-OW XT ? \IKItAM(H
the wtiMWtm*! of,
a ?h1< ivri of >'nir> at Fairbanks,
t*i, N('?? prints the fnl- J
low Ing
J R Willis, rnlVrtw for Alas
ka, is here m route t?? low Y*
kou point*. Mr. Willis Is preceded
*>w* t h* rlwr by Mr. Tawney,
special customs Inspector for the
laited ^tali's, a bo came North to
Incest Igale a re|?ort t* the nW'lt
ration for l he creation of a port of
Mitr? at Fairbanks
Mr T?anejr left hope laveral
Jays .iso na the St Michael. He
came north to j^?t data on the cas?,
and cipcrted to so to Fairbanks,,
hut it is understood that he bad I
?ill <i.tt* desired on arrival herei, j
and decided to jro through to St ,
Michael mithout callinc at Fair*!
Naaka
"It is understood the White F.w
? implied to Washington' laot winter
to h.?ve Fairbanks creates! a port
of entry w that the Canadian bot
toms of its fleet could carry poods
direct from Whlteborse or Pnwmn
to Fairbanks It is said by so to*
that a canto may be taken from
th??s?* ports to Fairbanks under!
present conditions, provided an
American customs escort be car
r'?Hl after Nrisf Kagle.
"IVesidotit IMckesoti. of the White
;*??. h.vs been talking of late of
establishing a sTeanier serric* b**
taeen l\*?son and Fairbanks, with
h->pcs of creating more business for
the upper river route "
people hare faith In him as a true
follower of the progressive move
ment which has overtaken Japan.
Vcute nephritis ts given its the;
cause of the death of the mikado. |
Acute nephritis Is the scientific
name for inflammation of the kid
ney*.
President Taft npon learning of
the death of the Kmperor irnmed
lately wired the new Wkt of Ja
pan expressin* the sympathy of
this nation in the bereavement of
the Japanese people by the death
of the Kmperor.
Mtl.l.tov \IKKS n.A\ FOR
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Salt l.ake, July 30 According
to a statement Riven out In this
rity today the Morton syndicate h.?s
bwHi impelled to abandon be
tween xewi and eieht million dol
lar* wc?rth of properly In Mexico
owing to the threat* made by the
rebel* They claim that the We
public is in such a chaotic state
that it ia ??>?*afe to conduct busi
ness there and they believe that I he
condition Kill ultimately get so
entangle*! that the t'nlted States
will have to Interfere for the pro
tection of American resident# and
the benefit of humanity generally
\\ HII.K THKKK MONKI
TWKRK in HOCK
New York. July 3?~ Another at
tempt will be nude to secure the
release of Harry Thaw from tho
asylum. While hlk money holds
out his lawyers will find some way
to get a rehearing and ultimately a
satisfactory Jury.
Clarence Sheara still has the
Thaw matter in his care and he
says he will begin at once on a new
case for his client and believes
that this time he will be able to
secure his release.
H. G. Robinson and J. C. King
horn. two well known mining men,
are in the city from the interior
and will leave on the May for
Vancouver.
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Ruby City, July SO - Have just
returned from the lditarod whe.-c
J. found everything going for Wick
er-sham.
l?an Sutherland, the popular
miner from Nome and the Idltarod,
spoke in Ruby City last night to
the most enthusiastic crowd that
ever addressed a meeting in thi?
city. Kvefybody turned out and
cheered his talk from beginning to
end His announcement that YVick
ersham had passed the home rule
bill in opposition to the old gang,
brought out a demonstration which
lusted fifteen minutes "There la
nothing to it but Wiekeraham In
Rnby."
XV. H Holmes
Mr Holmes was formerly deputy
marshal In Skagway. He Is an ar
dent Wlckersham supporter anil
thoroughly familiar with the poli
tical situation In the Interior,
l>? \ KUtl'MKNT PI.Wm
n?? TIIK INTKRIOR
J. I?. Mcpherson, mining aiiiI
civil engineer, In the service of lb*
White Pa* *t Ihe head of the new
ly organised branch known as the
industrial depart ment, la now In
the 1 >h? son country, and will be
In that vicinity three weeks, making
an Investigation of the quart*, coal,
placer and other properties and the
general resource? He Is on a tour
of the creeks and is being escorted
on the trip by T. 1), Macfarlane,
mining inspector. Mr. McPhetwon
Raid to the Dawson News:
"After examining the mineral
ami other resour<-*>s of this district
I shall return to Whltehorae via
Yukon Crossing and Kluane. A
team will meet me at the Crossing,
and I shall go southward along the
winter road for some distance,
branching off for the Alsek and
Kluane country. 1 will examine
coal, copper, placer and other
properties along the route; keep
an eye on the timber and agricul
tural possibilities, and make a re
oonnaisance survey of the field
with the view of planning a means
for the White Pass to assist In the
?ervlce and development of the re
gion.
"I shall visit Xansen creek, and
any other promising new creeks of
the district. Afterward I shall put
m much time in looking over min
ing properties of Whltehorse,
Wheat on, Livingstone, Windy Arm
ancj other parts of southern Yukon.
I desire to complete the |nvc?tlga
tioi'S in I 'lis part of the territory,
early."
Miss Sears and Miss Thomas from
Mt. Vernon, Wash , are taking a
week's vacation in Skagway. They
are friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fickardt.
EITHER FIGHT
Oil WHITEWASH
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18 < KV OF HOCIALBTS
Seattle, July 310 ? Corn elf ?? Hun
ford. the federal judge who re
signed under flr<?, announce* that
If the impeachment proceeding* are
not dropped he will fight the case
to the bitter end.
It la aald that he resigned under
the advice of frlenda who promised
* cessation of further chargea. and
It was understood that the whole
matter would drop. Rut sine? the
attempt la being made to press
the further proceeding* the Judge
la *howing fight.
The aociallst* and the labor or
ganixationg are Insisting that the
Impeachment proceedings be con
tinued They say that he ia be
lleved to be guilty and ahould be
punished the same aa he haa punish
ed other* for less guilt. If found
Innocent, then give him a clean bill
of rele**?> The way It stand* now
ahowa a clear attempt to white
wash him
MUM. OAi.V NCOKVN AT
\ OTKH n>?l WOMKN tTAlHK
Mr*. Duly, wife of Democratic
Committeeman Daly of Alaska,
Interviewed while In Baltimore by
members of the Womans Suffrage
party. She told the Indies that
"there are not enough women In
1 Alaska to Justify the clause In the
territorial bill, which Is now pend
ing before congress, granting the
right of suffrage to women."
Mrs. Daly says so long as Alas
ka remains a territory there will
J be no need for the franchise. The
women who are til Alaska now do
not care for the privilege of vot
ing, and It will be years, at the
present rate of Increase In popu
lation, before there will be a suffi
cient number of the fair sex In the
North to warrant the proposed ex
tension of the franchise
POl'OHT MY LAST HATTLK
SAYS BLACK CHAMPION
Chicago, July 30 ? Jack Johnson
has just made the startling an
nouncement that he will never fight
another battle. H<? has demonstrat
ed that no one can meet him with
any assurance of success and he
has laid by a fortune and has a
business which will .insure him a
splendid livelihood for the rest of
; his days.
Rlack Jack Is goJng to retire and
i enjoy life. He will manage his
! Chicago cafe, makSng It a sporting
headquarters, but will fight no
more. His friends however are not
inclined to take his announcement
seriously. They think that the
next fat purse that Is hung up will
be too tempting for the colored
Kcntleman to let go by default.
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H. V. POLICE LIEUTEUNT
HI FOR HI
New York, July 30 ? Police
; Lieutenant Charles Becker ?m In
dicted last night charged with mnr
der In the first degree
Becker wsis taken before the
midnight court where he filed thei
[plea of not guilty and was after
| wards remanded to the Tombs. His
indictment followed close upon the
confession of the three men who
were Implicated In connection with
the killing of Herman Rosenthal.
Becker was relieved of command
of the police squad having charge
of gambling raids and a few days
ago was ordered to desk duty and
Lieutenant Rheinisch placed in !
HTIM. TAMlf.Kn IT
IN KKCHII.AIM HKIM BI.U
l?os Angeles, Jnly 30- General
Orotco's cabinet is In session
here The members are hold
ing a meeting for the purpose
of advising the revolutionary leader
who is in command of the troop*
There Is a growing sentiment
among the rebel army favoring the
deposing of Orosco and putting Hen
Vnet Halaxar at the head of af
fairs. Halsxar Is ne*t in command
to Ortwtco
HI* field pieces and three mortars,
comprising the rebel artillery, arriv
ed In inures a few days ago over
the Mexican Central from Ham,
on route to Casas Orandes
tkxah iikxomi.xatkh
l?KM?M'R \TI<* MiVKRXOR
Austin, July SO ? Returns from
the state primaries am nearly all
In, showing that Onr. O. II. Col
quitt baa been renominated by
twenty thousand plurality^ Mr. Col
quitt ran on the democratic ticket
and carried nearly every precinct in
the state of Texas.
The Princess May will arrive in
Skagway at 7 o'clock in the morn
ing The May is bringing 71 pas
sengers, 35 of whom are billed for
the round trip. She has a cargo of
160 tons for this port. Her sail
ing time for the south Is 7 p. m
Thursday.
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command of the aquad.
Th? persona who are under ar
rest charged with participation in
the Rosenthal murder are William
Shapiro, owner of the automobile
used by the murder era; l?ools I.ibbv.
Itn driver; Jack Roi?, the go-be
tween for the polfc# and the gamb
lers; Rrfdgie Webber, In who?e
room* It Is alleged the mnrder
plans were laid, and Sam Paul, at
who?p outing a week ago. It Is al
leged. the crime was decided upon
Jack Sullivan Is held as a ma
terial witness
It was upon the confession of
three of these men that caused Ihe
charges to be made against Recker
"V>." MVS fttRROW
TO IIRIRKftV (HAimK
tsm Angel**, July 30 -A dra
miillc acene off#rr?d in the rourt
room (Mm morning when Clarence
Darrow arcuaed of bribery was cali
?<l on Ihe witn?w stand He ???
if bo hurt ever *l?en Rert
Franklin a tkOVMRd dollar* for lb"
purpose of bribing a juror and af
ter fit jtrtflinK slleut for a brief
moment, o?ldently to make hid
denial more "tproaalTe, the answer
ed ".Mo"
burin* t hp Investigation of pre
vioua wltnesae* for the defense,
many of thorn said that B?rt II.
Franklin, ronfwaed bribe *i??r,
talked very freelr about hla often
>??*. In all of his numeroua to n
veraations he waa quite emphatic
in bia avowals of Harrow's Inno
cence. said the witnesses All of
thorn wore railed to at tar k the
veracity of Franklin, who, while on
the stand, had dented making aurh
itaaortlon.
THIRTKKXTR Jt ROR M.*V
UK IM.ICKV W?R SOMROXB
hog Angeles, July 30 ? The ill
ness of Juror Leavitt still con
tinues and he has been excused.
For the first time in the hiatory of
such rases it has been found neces
sary to sw<?ar in a thirteenth juror.
Yesterday Juror Beardaley took the
loath and will serve In the plare of
j J.eavitt. The ffcirrow trial now
promises to continue without further
I interruption. ,
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