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MS LOSE Sfl FIGHT
(By Alaska N?v<? SuroauJ
BLVKMKLD6. M*y 23? Aftar a
luvut the crutawr \ ****!,
o<a it MaJrUa. fkevt. sunk the gun
boat Moetepea after kitting otauy of
the crvw. Those who w?ce not fcilW
www druwiW an they stayed by
their guiis aiul went down with the
(By Aluka N?w? 3ur?iu.)
SEATTLE. May S3? At the annual
vlcvlitm of the officere of the Akwkft
SS. Co., law W?*tae?Jajr both Frw?t
U'iit t'eabody ami KVaitk Hums re
from their position* ainl Ku<#4.
jTvaiikmc uf the Northern l\jmuior
cial Co., ivbigned from that position
but retaiiW his poeitiou as head of
the smelters.
It is said that ex-Governor VV. B.
Hu*s?tt is atoted to succeed Rust
and that A. N. Gray, formerly of the
Northern Commercial Co.. will suo
coed IVabodv with thw Alaska SS. Co
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D.C . May 23? The
IX imrlutt-in uf Juitkv U
iuo the uUrvxlutXioa of thf turn*!* ?y*
tern In the federal penitentiaries If
adopted, this system will include Mc
Neil's Islaml where the Alaska <?*>?>
vie is are Incarcerated.
WORK WAS
IOO COARSE
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
SEATTLE May 35? h is rumored
th.iC D. H. Jarvi* wtU sever his iva
uet-tfcm with tlw trUKSettbeim later
^ts frx the reason that his oounev
tiou vuth the Halhiiger investigation
?and his pttrticiptuiofi ia Alaska poli
ties has made his continuance iu their
employ im^Jtesiblv.
(By AlaaKa Nov** Bureau)
LIVERPOOL. May 23? CUffurd Piiv^
vhot sailed tor New York today
Ju t>-ing asked if he would make
uiy statement concerning the Ballin
;er inventigitiUMi, Mr. Pinchot said
hat he had nothing to say at this
W lule there a*v not many G. A. R
ue iu hers ia Skagway those that are
h?-re are arranging to have a memor
ial service on Decoration Day and a
meeting will be culled iu a few days
to make ail arrangements for it. Not
ice of the meeting wiU bepublitihed to
morrow.
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BEG PERMISSION
10 ARGUE CASE
(By Alaska Nsws Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 23? The
Cunningham coal claims will soon be
reached on the regular docket of
the Department of the luterior. The
entry a?eu will make appMcMiou to
OommisskMieir lV>anet to make oral
arguments before him.
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
SALT LAKE CITY. May 23? The
whole state of I'tah was visited by
quite a severe earthquake yesterday.
Several towns were considerably shal
?u up but no damage was done more
than to give the people a fright.
Mr. P. F?\V . Lowle. C. P. R. agent
for Skagway left yn the train this
morning for Whltehrose ou a busi
ness trip, and will return tomorrow.
The bay was full of herring yester
day and was the object of much inter
e&t to the uiany who took advantage
of the fine weather to walk down ou
the wharf.
U??M T?blets
We have added this up- to
date dessert food to our
i stocky Include a trial pack
with your next orderCJYou
will be pleased with it
Price 15c package,? 2 for 25c
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ALASKA'S DELEGATE IKES
FLEA FOR GOVT ASSISTANCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. M ly i:'.? D*l
ogato Jauitrs Wkkershaou appeared
before the committee ou territortes,
Saturday ami arsui.nl the Hubbard mil
road bill that is now before that com
mittee.
MMUSETTS SENATOR
10 CHAMPION SUTHERLAND
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. l>. C U ay - ? Seu
atur Lodge and Daniel A. Sutherland
had a loivg conlerenc* with Attorney ;
General Wickersham Saturda\ trying
lo devise some means whereby Suther
laiul can. bo vindicated of the charges
made against him. There was no de
sion arrived at but as Sutherland
is from the same part of Massachu
setts as Senator Lodge and they are
warm personal friends and Senator
Lodge will press Sutherland's claims.
CAUCUS HAS
GOOD OUTLOOK
Dan McKeuzie, oue of the old time
AtlLaUes, arrived iu Skagway aud
spent Sunday with friends.
Mr. McKenzie has been In Car crust
ail winter working at. his of car
penter and iu speaking of the outlook I
for Carcross said:
"There is a great deal of activity
in Oarvross just now and from the in I
dilations there will be good times
LhtMv from now on.
"The mines are opening up and art
showing good iu every instance aud 1 1
look to see one of the biggest quartz
camps grow up there iu the north.
"J. M. Stewart has purchased the
stocks of Alex Chisholm and George j
Fickhardt and is moving them into j
his big new store 011 the north side c?
the track and E. W. Gideon is build- '
ing one of the finest hotels in the
north. It is to be three stories with '
basement and will be steam heated
and modem in every way. Seveial
baths will be put in the the house
will be furnished in first class shape.
The lumber for the new hoteil arriv
. J on the Princess Ena and the work
will be pushed to an early comple
tion.'" Mr. McKenzie left on the
traiu this, morning for Oar cross.
A. B.S WILL ENTERTAIN
After the regular meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1, tomorrow night, the
following program will be presented.
Selection Orchestra
Vocal Solo M. A. Si sow
Rcciiatiou "Wreck of the Ju La
riant" liro. J. S. Cowan
Instrumental selection, Mandolin
& Piano Rosenberg & Snow
Club Swinging Victor Sparks.
Original Invitation. Bro. J. S. Cowan
Boxing Match Berry vs. Snow
All A. Bs., their wives and sweet
hearts are invited.
Social session to begin promptly at
NOTICE TO MASONS
Then, will be a special communica
tiou of White Pass lodge No. 113 P.
Jc A. M. tonight at S:30 o'clock for
the purpose of completing arrange
meuts for the funeral of brother Al
fred Decker.
By Order of W. M.
T. J. Standish, sec.
We Welcome
Comparison
At all times aud tiud
that we always gaiu a
customer when our
merchandise aud val
ues are Critically Com
pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
We have just received
a fine line of
The
Trafalgar
Wool Hats
Direct from Euglaud
A Fine Line of
Oxford Shoes
? Copyright 1905 b/ por Summer I
H Hart Schaifner (Sr* Marx I
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