?he jOoiiii ^luahon
No. 1?2 SIXTEENTH YEAR
PRICE 10 CENTS
FORMER PANAMA ENGINEER
surs LOCKS OOOMEO
Settle, S.-i?t -? - I'hllJippe Bui>
Buii-tuvarlllu *. y? Col. Goethnln'
avalon of lock* will bu ulmiidouoU
HK.VHWX8 STAKT .NKW
1MIAZK IN POLITICS
Mexico (,'lty, Sept. 22? Tbo Liber
'athollcs entering tlio Cabinet. It
ipltuted by tbo appointment of Con
A OM A N SKKKS .I.VIL
TO <JKT A KKSt
New York, Sept. 22 Declaring
rest" from twenty years of unro
ulttlng housework, a well-drossel
lOUian tibout 40 years old, who ro
il the Raymond street Jail In II rook 1
y a, held for deliberately seeking ar
Stu went Into a department stoiw
oday, calmly filled her arms with I
ru.U-s and was arrested as she
>< r. out Sue told Magistrate Nus'i
stalling for Uuuiau kindness" and
neat, nothing but aousehold drudg
he sort that coat money. If I had
ny choice today, at my ago. 1 would
uorrow (Tuesday) i !ght at seven o
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STYLES THE LATEST
PRICES ARE RIGHT
: H. J. LYNCH
**" Leading I^uiies' Furnisher and Haber
dasher of Skatfway
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SECT LANE IS I
GAINING FAST
Berkeley, Sept. 22- -The condi
tion of Secretury l,une wait pronoun
ced tills morning to lio vory fuvor
nble, und till* afternoon ho was
l-ermltted to go to Curmol. ilia
; liysll ins at ate thut If the Secre
tary^ condition continues to ini-j
prove during the next few days as
lie Imh In the ptist two, he will be
ablo to leuvo for Washington ou the
thirtieth of the mouth.
I'OUl K AM) STJtlKKUS
li.VTTI !?: IN DVIUilN
Dublin, Sept. 22 ? A squud of po
licemen and a crowd of strikers
came together In th< streets of
this city yesterday afternoon, mid
u fierce buttle ensued. During the
conflict many of the strikers wore
wounded, while not a few of the
police sustained serious Injuries.
Hl'KUT.V DON'T CAHK
WHO IS I'HKHIOKNT
.Mexico City, Sept. 2} ? Provision
ai President Huertn has made a|
public announcement 111 which be
states that he has no preference ?s
to who shall be candidates for th''
presidency of tho Mexican Republic,:
and further that he has no preslden-j
tlul fnvorlte.
r\i vkksitv of wasiiixuto.v
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Seattle, Sept. 22 ? Preparations
lire being made to accommodate
3,000 students at tho Uuiverslty of
Washington this year. Last your
S>00 freshmen registered making the
total registration ubout 2,800. Record
it K. N. Stone has estimated the|
increase this year at about 200.
KOlt.MKtt Jl'.VK.Vt MIMSTKK
I I Whs XOMK FOR STATICS
Nome Nuget: A racop ion in hor.-|
or of Itrv. John l'arsous of the
iederutcd church was held as a
parting compliment before ho leaves
for th > states. At servlco last ev
ening he told tho congregation that
his leaving <vas duo to eccleslustl
cul reasons a id not to piivnto ones
He also stated a new clergyman |
from Juneuu would come here bn
wo 1 1 j tie d"vuU;l to the use of tho
liative.t a large choir sung at
spite of the bad weather a larg
congregation turned out, for M *
Parsons has made hosts of frlendJ,|
and many o' theiu testllled to t!i '
'act by attending the Inst servlco.
At pr'sent, howevor, It .* not ce.1-)
lain that he will net return.
Tho steamship Humboldt will ar
rive In this p >rt curly tomorrow
morning and will sail foi the south
At 8 o'clock.
Vancouver, n. C., Sept. 22 ? Ait
u recognition (or the courteous
treatment accorded them on their ,
voyage from this city to Skugwa, the
?ncinbeiD of the Interiiutloual Goo- 1
logical Congress, mado up a i>urne
for Captain McLeod, mauler of the
Princess -Mucin lima. At a baiuiuet,
given on board the ship upon their
arrlvnl at Skugway, the purse watt
presented to the Captain, with tho
instructions that he was not to op
en It until ho bad rcached this city,
t.'pou docking his vessel at the C.
I*. K. dock, llio first action of the
captain was to ascurtuln what the
contents of the purse was. Not un
til ho had finished counting 41,000
In bright gold did tho purao refuse
to give forth moro wealth, and by
reason of so much wealth suddenly
thrust upon him, It Is believed that
Captain McLeod will not bo master
of the Princess May on the present
trip, but will await tho next sailing
before again reclaiming commund of
ills "first lovo".
Wll.1 HOltCH MURPHY
TO DKKKND IIIMSIilil'
Albany, Sept. 22 ? Friends of Gov
ernor William Sulzor claim that
they will force Charles Murphy to
go on to tho witness stand In his
own defense before the Impeachment
proceedings now In progress against
Mr. Sulier aro completed.
PRKSIDRNT WILL Rl?\ IKW
UNCI K SAM'S CAVAI.RY
Washington, Sept. 22 ? Pnuldji/|
Wilson will review tho moun.oil
troops of tho uru.y next week.
Alvih Kamos returned from Him
westward this morning. He reports
that there Is considerable Interest j
ill SeA-ard over a reported new
strike across from Matanuska at the
headwaters of tho Tssllnn river
Parties from Kiilk aro s'lld to have
gone several teet through tno muck
aud taken out 51 ounces of placer
gold. The report has resultod In
quite a fe?v pnupectors gr.'ng In
from the various camps at the head
of Tuiuaj'aln Arm.? Cordova aIas
Judge J. J. Finncgan, of Seward,
has received the apoolntinont as Ig
nited States Commissioner, for the
White River mining district, which
Includes the now Chisana diggings.
Judge Finncgan will succoed Judge
M. K. Morgan, tho prcsut Incumbent.'
who fell heir to tho offlco before
the rich strike was discovered. ? Kx.
J. L. H.irnslde, transportation
agent for tho Northern Navigation
company, with offices In Se.'ittlo,
in Skugwuy on tho Princess Sophia
and made the trip ovor to White
horse Fridnv, returning last night.
Mr. Ilurnside will probably remain
In Skagway and Whltehorso until
tho sailing of tho Princess Sophia
on October 2d. I
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After the arrival of the S. S.
Hnmboldt GOOD CANNING
PEACHES will have reached
the lowest price for this sea
son, and all canning fruits, of
which we will receive a fresh
consignment on every boat,
will be sold at correspondingly
low prices until the canning
season is over.
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P. Ii. GANTY, GROCER
IEW rORK PAYS TRIBUTE
10 HER HONORED DEAD
NEW YORK, flupt. 22? Eighty
tlioiiHiiiiri pooplo yonWirday piuwvd by
tlio bolr of .Mayor Cuynor, u? tlio
body of tho doad Htatoniuii lay 111
Htatu In tlx* rotuiidny of tho city
hall.
The mosses begun to arrive ut an
early hour, und the (low of mourn
er*, paying their lost rsapect to
the city'n chief excutor, continued uii
til the doom were cloned at mid
night.
<;kx. milks \viM,i\(i to
RUN FOB CONHHKSS
FITCHBURO, MASS., Sept. 22 ?
General Nelson A. Miles, yesterday
declared his willlngnoss to 11 com
mlttoo who hud beeu appointed to
wait upon him, to become a candi
date for congress from the Third
District.
NOT I-OS1TIVK THAT
SCHMIDT IS INSANK
NKW Oil, SeKpt. 22? Tho hoard
of Alienists, appointed to examine j
Into the Hanlty of llev. llaii* Schmidt
are unable to convince themselves I
that the self confessed murderer ofj
Anna Amuelleur Is Insane.
Intitutious have been issued for a
complimentary duii'-e to bo glvon iu
honor of Mr. and Vrs. O. L. Dlcko
son a. nl .Mr. \V. D. Close, by a num
ter of young mair.od couple* at A.
B. ha. I next Friday ovoning.
In order tint a la.'/o shl|>meiit of
live slock which arrived lu fhngwa?
on the I'rincesa Ena might be coe
!inue<<. on to Dawson with n.t little
delay :is possible, a npecial iruln wn
run vestordaj
The Steamsi.Io Alameda will ur
rlve In tlilu port from Seattle at 9
o'clock tonlfht, shIHiij; for tho west-(
wnrd as sooi- an she run unload her
curgo.
Eight feet of ore, going bettci
than 1 100 the tju has been encoun
tered on the Gold Dust claim of the
Gold million Company's group iu
the Willow creek gold cump. Tho
strike was mado In u portion of the
vein but recently tapped by a cross
cut tunnel. Thta recent strike,
Knit . esldentj believe, clinches the
deal now on for this big proportv. ?
ALLHOKD ASSAhHI.V OK
MADKItA IHIiLk'l) IX IMTTI.K
Washington, SCj't. 22 ? A (J virus
wero received :n tl.li ? tty thin morn
lug mating that Col. Gauzenus, wlo
Is ullogod to liuvo beeil tbo iihhu.yi.Iii
of (Sonornl Madcn, was killed at
Mlchoalan by u party of CoimMtu
tlonaltsts who got Into u fight with
tho federals.
Rev. Kdwurd II. Drown, pastor of
Tho Itomun Catholic church In Ju
101111, issued the following state
ment to tho Dispatch tills morning.
"The "Kov." Huns Schmidt, said
by the nowspnpor dispatches to be
accused of an atrocious murder lu
Now ork city, is not listed I11 tho
directory of priests of tbo Unltod
State* I looked carefully through
the directory for Schmldt"s name
last night and I did not find it. I
am of an opinion that he bus been
dismissed from tho clorgy for many
years, If ho did >fver bolong to tho
Catholic priesthood at all."
\K\V KKM'I.ATIOXS
The depurt'iienl bus ordered tho
t'.alo of deer carcutses in south
eastern Alaska suP). ended until Aug
ust 1j, 1914, and tho season for
killing mountilu gouts in southeast
ern A'aik.i has boen limited to n
perlo'i f.-ora August l to Kubruary
1, both Irclusivo.
Dr. L. S. Keller was a passenger
for Whltehorse this morning wlioro
be will remain for a fow weeks be
ing called to tliut city by some of
bis patients who reside thore.
J. M. Keller and J. J. Chambers
returned from their hunting trip to
I.og Cublu. They report fUr suc
ccss, although the weather was very
wet, and tho birds consequently
bard to raise. They succeeded In
catching u fine string of grayling.
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