THE DAILY ""2SV ALASKAN
CITV OFFICIAL P^PER
SKAGWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1905 PRICE 10 CENfS
WNAIERS CUliltr IN ICE
Of ARCIICS
Eleven Vessels Unable to Get Out of North"
ern Ocean For Winter, Like Was the Case
in 1897- Government May Aid Again
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle, Nov. 2? Advices received
from St. Michael today, say 11 whaling
vessels have been caught in the ice of
the Arctic and it is feared the same
conditions as those of 1S9T may result.
At that time, an expedition under con
trol of Capt D. H. Jarvis, afterward
collector of customs for Alaska, was sent
to the relief of the men and ships at
Point Barrow. Another appeal to the
government by the owners of the whal
j ing vessels is expected.
ALL OVER
Not a Wheel Tnrnins: in In
land Waters
Wl'h the close of navigation on the
Caribou- Atlin route, which came to an
end when the Gleaner tied up yester
day for the present season, there is not
a wheel turning on any craft in the in
land waters of the north. Everything
is cow ready for winter. The stages
are already in operation between
Wbitehorse and Dawson and the mail
is being carried between Log Cabin
and Atlin overland.
I ALL OVER
Train Accepts Aj-ology And
Quits
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Washington, Nov. 2? The govertor
of Nankin apo ogized to Admiral Train
| yesterday (or assault that was cotu
mittted upon lim and his son by a
Chinesi mob while they were hunting
I for game and accidently shot a Chinese
woman. The incident is now regarded
[closed at the capital.
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of Ladies Sweaters from
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material prices from
Second Shipment of
_ GAGE TURBANS
Expected Today on the Humboldt
November Butterick Patterns on Sale
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MANY NOT SATISFIED
Severe rioting cotinues in various parts
of Russia, and liberals and socialists
withhold support from g-ovenment?
Anti= Jewish uprising1 in the south
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
St. Petersburg, Nov. 2 ? All is quiet here today and at Moscow, but disorders of
very drastic nature were reported from others sections os the country, The nost of the
riots were at Odessa and surrounding country where hundreds were killed and wounded.
The riots there are expecte to result in a repetition of the slaughter of lust July.
ANTI- JEWISH UPRISING
An anti-Jewish uprising is taking place in many places, especially in southern
Russia. The populace is veuting its hatred of the Jews by sacking the homes of the
Hebrew population and applying the torch.
WITTE IS DISAPPOINTED
Count Witte is disappointed in not receiving the support he anticipated from the
liberal party under the new reign. This party is holding aloof, apparently er joying the
difficulties in his path. No crowds are permitted to assemble at the capital toe ay.
SOCIALISTS HOPE FOR REPUBLIC
The socialists and eevolutionists believe they have the government stampeded and
aud they are bending all their efforts to precipitate a catastrophe. They hops the result
of the turmoil may be a socialistic republic.
MISF QUI
Oregon Republicans to Ask
For Resignations
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Portland, Ore., Nof. 2 ? The republi
can party of this state will ask for the
resignations of Senator Mitchell and
Congressmen Williamson and Hermann.
Whether they wi.l comply with tut re
quest or not can only be guessed at.
SPOOLER fAVORS
MORE CABLES
The attention of Senator Spooner was
called to the recommeudatioa of Maj.
Glassford, chief signal officer, that the
earnings of the Alaska cable be used to
extend and improve the service while |
he was in Seattle.
"I would favor such a bill," said Sen
ator Spooner. "I am heartily in favor
of any legislation that will bring
Alaska nearer the States and that will
facilitate intercourse."
Manage '.Treatm- nt forlLadii ?
In response to a popular demand Mrs.
C. E. Jones has secured a Carpe -.ter's
Electric Vibrator and is prepared to
give electric matsaee treatment to
ladies; also sbampooning and hair dress
ing. She has had much experience
and guarantees satisfaction. Residence
on Sixth avenue, east of Main street.
Cor. 5th & B oadway. 'Phone 90
Cigars and Tobacco
Stationery
and Fishing Tackle
?NEWS DEPOT*
New Books Just Rec'd
FOIL PUNS
Race Sharps' Trick Is Dis
covered
(Special Dispatches to Daily Alaskan.)
New York, Nov. 2? The horse Cata-i
ract, entered at the Ja-uaica race track |
yesterday, was positively identified by
many horsemen as Frankman, stolen
from an Oakland track last February.
Ilis legs and head were painted. It
was planned to make a killing.
Order Christmas Suits
The American Tailors will take or
ders up to November 20 for delivery on j
or before Christmas, for dress suits, J
business suits, overcoats and trousers,
i Satisfaction guaranteed in every par
ticular. American Tailors. |
Fresh Meat
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The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds
I of fresh meat contantlv on hand, tf !
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Canadian Claims Givat Pacer
Stolen Property
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Port Arthur, Oat., Nov. 2 ? John
Thomson swore out a warrant yester
day ;to hold Dan Patch, the famous
horse who holds the pacing record.
He says nine years ago his stables were
burned and the horse was stolon from
them.
Order your coal and wood from the
Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly. Phone 10. tf
For Rout
Four- room furnished house, furnished
rooms, one block from postoffice. In
quire at Bicycle store.
Rainier Heer?
Rainier beers by the dozen bottlea
$2 50, at the Masco.' saloon.
M I
We will give 33!,
per cent off on
all sales in our
crockery depart
ment
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Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best That Money Can Buy
GAULT'S CEYLON TEA bears theproud
distiction of being- the most popular tea
in every Province of the Dominion of
Canada. "The best value for the least
money" is its motto.
THE ROSS-HIG-G-IN S CO. Sole Agents, Skagwav and Juneau
ARCTIC tTROTHERMOOD GETS
READV FOR MEETING
Grand Encampment of Great Northern Order
Will Convene at Seattle Monday- Will
Discuss Legislative Needs of Alaska
[Special Dispatch to Pnily Alaskan.]
Seattle, Nov. 2? The i;rand encamp
mentof the Arctic Brotherhood will
begin at this place Monday. Many
important matters will be discussed.
Among the matters that will come up
for consideration will be a manuscript
history of the order. The order will
also consider the question of needed
Alaskan legation,
MANY liERE
Big Droye of Atlii ites Arrive
in Towl
Skagway is now ov jrflowing with
Atlinites. About 50 o. them arrived
yesterday and many of them are still
here awaiting the arriv 1 of the Jeffer
son and the Amur. Th;ycameon the
Gleaner on the last trip from Atlin,
Many of those in torn are mining
men and others are mei ihants, profess
ional men and others.
There will be mor' coming from
Atlin before the begin ing of winter.
They will como in small boats.
ON WAY UP
Amur Sails From Vancouver
to Skagway
According to a dispa.ch received by
H. B. Dunn, agent fo ? tho Canadian
Pacific Railway Company, the Amur
sailed from Vancouver for Skagway,
Monday night at 11 o'clock, according
to schedule. She will be due to arrive
at Skagway some time tomorrow morn
ing. She will sail south Saturday even
ing.
Cottage City Sails
The Cottage City sailed for the south
last night via Sitka with 37 passeng
ers from Skagway and the interior,
Most of them were from Atlin.
Dunlap and Stetson hats for $5 at
Clayson's. tf
ORE COMING
Conrad Mines Will Make
Another Shipment
A shipment of 40 tons of ore from the
Conrad mines, at Conrad city, will go
south on the Jefferson on her next trip.
The ore was brought to Caribou
from Conrad city on the last trip of the
Gleaner. Most of it will be sent to
Tacoma at the smelter there. Some of
it, however, will be sent to Denver for
treatment.
G. A. Singer, manager of the Conrad
properties, has decided to send ore to
Denver for the purpose of getting as
much expert opinion as possible on the
most economical method of extracting
the values from it. His purpose is to
decide upon the nature of the plant he
desires to erect in the north for treat
in^ the ore.
STAGE IN
First Dawaon Overland Mail
at Whitehorse
Whitehorse, Nov. 2? The first mail
stage from Dawson arrived at 6:30
p. m. yesterday. It made the trip out
in four days and 10 hours. The stage
I came on runners to Carmack's and from
there on wheels. The driver reports
[ very heavy snow on the north end of
the trail.
There was one way passenger on the
stage in addition to the mail.
Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs at
Clayson's. tf
Wm, britt
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