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ANOTtlfR CIVIL WAR BREAKS
01T ll\l CHINA
F9ared Tonquin Rebellion may become gen
eral?Foreigners are captured and tortured
and thought missions may have been des
troyed and missionaries punished
(Special Dispatch to the Dally Alaskan!
I Cauton, June ((?Another rebellion
has broken out on the Gulf of Tonquin* |
the former abode of pirates The firs'
rebellion was over come without mucB
uoise bein<r made, but it is feared there
' will be more difficulty now. The
authorities fear u general uprising.
Troops are being rushed to a'l the
centers of population
The rebels huve been torturing
foreigners in many places and it is
feared that some of the missions have
been destroyed and the missionaries
tortured,
I TO CUT IT
Price of Live Stock To Re
Preset! Down
{Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, June ti Enormous increase
in the prices of packed meat, necessi
tated so the trusu claim by the cost of
production, Is given as a cause by the
trusts to begin a campaign (or the pur
1 pose of lighting down the farmers'
prices of beef stocs, sheep and hogs on
, the hoof. It is claimed that prices of
meat are so high that there is a decrease
in consumption. It is urged that prices
cannot be reduced without securing a
' reduction in the original cost of the
! stock.
[0 WORK II
Coil To He Takeu From
Tantilus Mine
Preparations are being made to work
the co*! mine at Tantalus on an exten
sive scale during the coming summer.
About 20 men were to leave While
horse with VV. B. King, who lefi here
Tuesday, yesterday for the mines
where they will be employed.
The coal will be mined for the Daw
son markets as well as for the While
Pjss service.
tfRDOE LEAVES
EOR DAWSON
General Manager A. L. 3erdoe, of
the White Pass, left on the train this
morning for Whiteborse. lie will
leave the latter place tomorrow on he
Se;kirk for Dawson, where lie will
spend a short time.
Mr. Berdoe will be joined by Auditor
King at Tantalum. Mr. King will also
go to lUwson.
Al! Hie delicacies of the season at the
I'ack Train Restaruant.
I ON AGAIN I
II
Hay woo I Trial is Resnmert
at Boise
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise. Idaho, June t!? The trial of
Haywood was lesumed this morning.
Harry Orchard Hill testify today.
Won > Tlian Exacted
lloise, Id., June li? The confessiuu of
Harry Orchard which was told to the ^
jury today was worse than any one ex
pected that it wnnld be. He related ,
many details heretofore not stated with
reference to murders committed in
Colorado under the >uspices and dlrec
tion of the federation of miners. The
testimony made a marked impression
on everybody that heard it.
VERYlAD
Honey Pr?misjS to Show
Sehinitz is Bluckmailer
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) ,
San Krjncisco, .lune U -Prosecutor j
Fleney tuday promised to show that
Mayor R. E. Sehmitz has been nothing
but a common blackmailer. He says j
be will have proof in addition to that
offered by Abe Uuef.
Elks' Meotinx
There will be a regular meeting of
Skagway Lodge No. 431, Benevolent i
? and Protective Order of Elks, at their
I all, Thursday, JuneC, at 8:30 p.m. I
> There will be initiation.
; All visiting Elks are invited to at I
tend.
M. S. Whittier,
Secretary.
, The best dining rooui.thebest accommo
dations, the most comfort at the Fifth
j avenue.
The Fifth Avenuf hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry in all
the north.
JAPANESE PAPERS ROAST
AMERICANS
Journalists oi Sunrise Empire think Ameri?
cans government not in ffood faith when
promise to protect Orientals from out
rages at hands of white people
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) j
Tokyo, June 6? Japanese newspapers |
continue to attack the American gov- j
erntueut ou account of the treatment
that is accorded Japanese in San Fran
cisco. They charge that there is a
complete lack of good faith on the part
of the United States in its pretended
efforts to protect the Japanese citizens ^
from outrages committed upon them.
Nflf 10 STOP
President Will Punish Han i
man If Possible
f. Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan] '
Washington, June 0? It is announced
by the frlendj of President Roosevelt
that the administration will begin a
suit against Harriman in the criminal
courts at one ana that the purp'ise-if to
make him tell all he kjows of the deals
of the Union Pacific.
MAIL GOES
Great ynautity of Readiusr;
Mutter for Yukon
VV. A. Graves, chief clerk in the
United States railway mail service,
shipped yesterday and today more tlun
21 tons of United States mail for Yukon
river points Most of it w?s for Fair
banks. The shipment consisted of six
pouches of letters, lti.'l polishes of regi"-.
tereJ mail and Sid pouches of paper
mail. The total .weight of the ship
ment was 42,466 pounds.
Much of this matter has been ac
cumulating for sometime.
W. F. Hanpasser. of the railway
mail service is accompanying the mall
down the river. |
Mr. Bangasser is the man who was
quoted recently as accusing the Can
adian officials of purposely delaying
American mail at Dawson and other
Canadian points. He denies that he
made'l any such charge. He says
he sjid to the reporter who interviewed
him that mail is occasioually delayed at
Dawson while waiting for lower river
boats.
At The MuKoot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bal
moot Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Bainier and Pacilie
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
CBEAM
Pur, Rv?
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation!!
Rooiivtlt May Take Haud
San Francisco, June 0? Gov. Gillette
has inaJe a secret report to President
Roosevelt with reference to the Japan
ese situation on the PaciQc Coast. It la
throught this report of the governor's,
which was requested, is the forerunner
of further decisive action on the part o f
the government.
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Steamship Liner Gives
Passen^ors Daily Paper
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, June C? A wireless dispatch
received yesterday from the J Pacific
Coast Steamship liner President, that
is on its way to Nome, says a news
paper is being published on board. The
wireless apparatus works perfectly and
the news of the world is received In
dispatches at regular intervals.
The President is malting good time
and the pissengers are delighted.
TELLS ALL
Seattle WftTinn Notifies
Police About Husband
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, .Tune <>? Minnie McFadden,
of this city, has informed the police
that her husband is a murderer. She
told the tale of his crlras, it ,is alleged,
because he winked at another woman
on a street car
BUMS
Mill! IN* MOV I IIS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Junoau, June 0? Jimmy Burke,
of Skagway, wast his morning
sentenced by Judge Wickersbam to 18
months in the United States peniten
tiary for burglary.
CREAM
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and mellow. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation . !
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