THE DAILY alams.ai>
OFPICIKL CITY PHPER
No.lno TENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY JULY 27 1907 ' PRICE 10 CENTS
DRUNKEN
P4RIY
In Seattle Automobile
Wreck Cause
Death
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan: |
Seattle, July 27? As a resu'l of an
aut< mobile accident last nijfht in this
city. C. M. i.oa?, who was ?1> i vlaif a
lijugr, was instantly killed and three J
oc.'u pants of the car were badly injure 1
The automobile rao ia to the biitfgy and 1
wa? thrjwa on a street car trac-c. Be- |
fore it was possible for the occupants to
disentangle themselves the wrecked
automobile was struck by a street car.
The three women and the chauffeur in ?
the car bare been arrested. It isclaim- 1
sd that thty were intoxicated.
TIMOR
STRICKEN
Insane Monster D is
embowels Three
Children
[(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Berlin. July 27-Tbe city is wi ll will,
excitement over the shocking bruta ?
ities of a man, supposed to be an escaped
lunatic, who iu a few hours last night,
staboed three small children who wire
| alone on the streets. The bodies of
i each of the little victims had been dls
[ embowied and a note left saying that
the murderer would continue his oper
ations tonight. No description of the
criminal has been obtained and parents
are terror stricken.
IL. A.Harrison Oo
We are working to completion of
our store, our latest addition is a
complete line ot fancy and piain
china- glassware, graniteware,
tinware, and an endless variety of
tlie ^little things" used in the
kitcken by the thrifty housewives.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
Hotel sizes in cooking utensils a
specialty
Store s ooen Evenings - Phone s 4 and 55j ;
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One Thing We De tinctly Aim at
in This Bu -iness
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I Is that every man who
knows us or read our
ads. will know that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather he
kaown as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
Hart Schaffner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothing ami we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
Cepfright !90> bf
Htrt Schaffhc U Marx 5
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Che One Price Ciofbim-Tourtb and Broadway j
Mon^?o. i
HIS LIFE
SACRIFICED
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Bank Clerk Drowns
Attempting G-irls
Rescue
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan, i ]
Seattle. July 27 ? While boating at. I
Lake Washington last night D. Clinton
Shriver, a bank bookkeeper, jumped
Into the lake in an eflLrt to s ive Miss
Matzger, who had fallen over board.
After several efforts to save him
had been mado, he sank to the bottom
and his body, up to an early hour this
morning, had not b?en recovered. '?
tfatzger was rescued by occupants of
other boats.
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DENIES
Officer Who Made Sen
sational State
ments Retracts
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, July 27? While on the
stand today in the investigation of the
steamship Columbia disaster, Third Of
ficer Hawse denied former statements
made by him and deciai ed that women
and children were not refused aid by
the San Vedro officers. He wept like a
child and pleaded piteousiy to be per
mitted to substantiate his statements
by proofs. The case will be continued
on Monday next.
DELEGATE CALE IS
NOW OPTIMISTIC
Alaska's representative will have conference;
with the president in November? Says j
Roosevelt favors the territory
Hon. Thomas Cale delegate from Alas
ka. arrived on the Hum'wldt this morn
ing and a few hours afterwards left for
Fairbanks. While in Skagway Mr.
Cale made a pleasint call on The Alas
kan and speaking of Alaskan matters,
which will likely come before thd ne.vt
session of Congress said: '"Just before
I left Washington I was asked by res
ident lioosevelt to call on hiiu in !
November so that we might go over the
Alaskan situation. The President
wants to inform hirotelf a!>oui the
needs ol the territory, and 1 am certain
that he will help us in every manuer
possible when he is convince 1 oT the
needs of the territory. I am hopeful
that we will get fair treatment at the
hands of Congress too," said Mr C?le,
"i'he only thing- is, we must expect
those who, Tor their own selfish desire '
want present conditions to prevail, w ill
mike use of every means to have favor
able action in Congress delayed. I am
thoroughly stiisiied tha: the yery best
thins ?Alaska Kbpublicans could do
wou'd be to send a delegation to the
next Opuhlican convention that 19
f.ivorable to Koosevelt. We will neyer
have a better 1'resident in Washington
as f*r as Ala-ka is concerned. "
It is iho iniention of Mr Cale to go
to Fairbanks and attend to private
matters, after which he will go to Wis
consin and spend a few weeks visiting.
Mr Cale expects to be in Washington
again about the 15th of September.
Thefitf't [Viu RasiaufaotwilUerre
wine with dinner orders, free in placo
ofteaor coffee. Co;ue oa ooys.
FOUND? A black leather Swastika
: watch fob. Owuer can have same by
eallioj at The Alasknn office and paying
! for this ad. 7-22-tf
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National
gash
Register
gompany
E. H. EPPERSON,
.aqent
.105 Occidental Ave. Seattle. Wash.
I7. E. Black well Salesman
Now Bloppirg at ill" Fifth Aven
ue HoteV*wilb bust models of
NATIONAL CASH 1JEGISTKRS
Pullen Rouse
Foot of Sixth Avenue
Most elegantly furnished hotel
in Alaska
Hvery modern convenience
lCleclric lights? Hot and cold
water? Telephones
Porcelean baths on every floor
Hoard and room by the dtty week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. S. Pullen
Proprietress
Wanted
Raspberry
Pickers
For further information enquire at our
OFFICE
GANTY & FRANDSON
NINE ARE
DROWNED
Launch Near Toronto
Capsizes And
Many Die
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
Toronto, July 27? While eujoylng a
ride in a gasoline launch at a pleasure
resort near this olty yesterday, the Ig
niter in some unknown manner became
unmanageable, the boat was capsized
and of the party of ten in the launch,
all men, only one escaped.
NEWS OF
BOATS
Humboldt and Seattle
Depart? J elferson
Tomorrow
Whltehorso, July 27? Up stream:?!
The Bonanza King was at Coffee Creek '
at 1 p. m.; the Dawson was at Coffee
Greek at 4:30 a. m.; the Victorian was
at Hootalinqua at 5:30a. m.
The Whitehorse arrived at !) a? m.. j
with 26 through passengers. The Cas
ca arrived at 3 a. m.
Down stream? The Selkirk was at
Yukon Crossing at 9 p. m. The Can-j
adian is probably stuck at Lees Gale.
The next sailing will be the White
horse today.
Arrived at Skagway today:? The
Humboldt arrived at 2 a. m., with 45
passengers and 75 tons of freight; Tne
City of Seattle reached port at 1
o'clock, she had a large number of ex
cursionists who made a trip to the
Summit.
Coming:? The Princess .May left Van
couver last night, she carried 58 p issen
gers and 300 tons of freight. The Alki
left. Seattle last night at 7 p. m. The
Jefferson will get Jnto port tomorrow
at 5 a, m.
Pack Train Restaurant
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IN THE MARKEI
Regular Dinner 50c.
TSA, C jrFEE or WINE and
ICE CHE AM
THE
Will Serve Sunday
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
VARICLt
IS DEAD
Famous Explorer Ex
pires In Seattle
Yesterday
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, July 27? Dr. Jean Varicle,
scientist, explorer and inventor Is dead
at the ProyideDce hospital ii\ this city
of diabetes. The dead explorer bad an
international reputation. For years he
lived in Dawson.
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RESULT
Haywood Jury Has
Been Out Several
Hours
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise, July 27? (Noon) Senator Bor
ah ended bis address last night and the
case went to the jury. All morniug
anxious crowds of people have been con
gregating in the street in Iront of the
house where the jury has gone to delib
erate. Judge Wood has ordeted that
attorneys be ready to be called at any
time the jury may come in o court. A
verdict is expected momentarily. Un
confirmed reports are current that a
verdict of guilty will be arrived at, an
other is to the effect that the jury has
become divided and are hopelessly
apart.
JIJRV HASBRlBEfif CASE
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, July 27? The Glass
bribery ease went to the jury last night.
Attorney Delmas made a powerful argu
ment to the jury which lasted seven
hours. The verdict is looked for today.
Will Gather Thorn In
In answer to the telegram sent Judge
Tanner by the Dawson team, the local
baseball club telegraphed the fans at
Dawson Jbat they would go to that city
and play a series of games if their ex
penses were paid and were given half
of the gate receipts. No answer has so
far been received in reply, but it is quite
iikely that the Dawson aggregation will
accept the proposition and that Skag
way will go north shortly and gather
the Dawsonites in.
Special Sorvica To Morrow
There will be special services at the
Peniel Mission tomorrow evening at
which the Carlson children will ren der
several vocal selections.
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Call on E. C- Niles at Fifth
avenue Hotel and see the
New Models.
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