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No. l?>2. FOURTEENTH YEAR. SKAGWAY, ALASKA, rvEDNK^OAl . 8EH KMHKR <?. 19H PRfCK. 10 CBNTM
YOUNG SOCIETY
WOMAN SHOT
(By Alaska News IUireau.)
MAl'OGUE, N. Y. Sept. 5? Cather
ine Van Wyck. a niece of "former
Mayor Van Wyok. of New York, who
has been visiting for the past
week with friends here at the sea
side. was yesterday shot and killed
on the beach by William Chllds Jr.,
who then committed suicide.
Miss Van Wyck was nineteen years
of age and was one of the society
bejles of New York. Chllds was the
son of a wealthy Californlan. The
two were ax one time reports en
gaged. but Miss. Van Wyck broke the
engagement, with the result that the
double tragedy was committed.
GERMAN ENVOY
IS RECALLED
(By Alaska N<*ws Bureau.)
?BERLIN, Germany.. Sept. 5 ? Am
bassador John G. A. Leishman, who
will leave immediately for home, hav
ing been recalled, stated today that
he is the victim of intrigue.
John G. A. Leishman is one of the
oldest in point ?f service of the am- j
basaadors of the United States and j
has filled many of the stations in |
the past. i*ast July he was trans- j
ferred from Rome, where he was Am- 1
bassador Extraordinary and Plenipo- j
tentiary and was given a like berth '?
in Berlin. No cause has yet been ;
given for his recall.
ONE ROUND
NEW PEER, N. Y.. Sept. 5? One
Round Hogan last night knocked out
Young Evans ifi the fourth round.
HACK BLAMES
KNEE FDR LOSS
(By Alaska Naws Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 6? George Hack
>uischtnidt, the wrestler who lost to
; Gotch last night, says that the ten
Jons In his knee, which he wrenched
! a few weeks ago. prevented him from
showing any class in the contest
SHOOTS WIFE
AND sums
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Sept. :>? Dr. Walter
Ryan early this morning shot and in
stantly killed his wife and then turn
ed the gun on himself, and inflicted
a wound from which he died a few
hours after.
At one time Dr. Ryan was one of
the most prominent physicians in
tiife city, but" ill health and the
fear that he might be forced to go
to the poor house are believed to be
the cause of the act.
IONIAN IS
BURNED IN AIR
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
HUELVA, Spain. Sept. 6? While
making an exhibition flight over this
city yesterday afternoon. Aviator Jar
restier was incinerated, when t^e
motor of his aeropliine exploded In
mid-air.
OLD FIGHT FAN PASSES AWAY;
NEW YORK. Sept. 6-^Iohn Cusat k
an old time sporting man, and one of
[ the principal backers of John L. Sul
livan in his fight with .lames J. Cor
bett. died here last night of old age.
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TO DISCLOSE ALASKA POLICY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BEVERLY. Sept. 5? Those who are
close to the president say that It is
expected that the Alaskan policy will
i be announced by Prseldent T*f? at
the National Conservation congress
which convenes at Kansas City on
j September 25.
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BEAM TELLS
SAME STORY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
RICHMOND. Sei>t. 6? When placed
on the stand yesterday In his own
defense, Beattle told the same story
which he told at first. He denies
that he quarreled with his wife. The
Rlnford woman, he says, is merely a
disreputable character.
Beattle is undergoing a severe era1#
examination today.
J. J. JEFFRIES' I
MOTHER IS ILL
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Sept, 5? The mo
ther of J. J. Jeffrie?, the ex-champion
heavyweight pugilist is dying In this
city. Many messages have been sent
to Alaska in the endeavor to locate
her son who is hunting In that dis
trict,
DIRECTORSVOTF
10 STAND PAT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 5? At a pieeting
of the board of directors of the Illi
nois Central Railway, It was decided
to refuse the demands of the strik
ing shopmen.
Bill
BIG HURRY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON. Sept. 6 ? Claude Grahame
White established another* aviation
record here yesterday when he made
a fifteen mile flight In fifteen min
utes.
Ban't forget the flowers for the suf
ferers in Juneau.
BEN. 6REENLIEF
HEARS UPS
( By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN JOSE, Cal. Sopt. 5 ? Brigadier
General Charles R. Greenllef died In
this city this morning from a com
plication of diseases.
General Greenllef has devoted much'
of his time to writing works of an
educational nature, and sine*? his re
tirement In 1902 he has written sev
eral work^
ILLINOIS' GOV.
BREAKS ANKLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SPRING<F1ELD, 111. Sept. Gov
ernor Den eon of thtai state met with a
serious accident this afternoon, when
his touring car skidded, and turned
turtle, throwing the occupants to the
ground. Gov. Deneen sustained a
broken ankle.
BEP. CARTER
BEATS OP POOR
WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept. 5?
Representative Charles D. Carter, jrer
terday afternoon thrashed four clerks
in one of the large department stc,r?w
in this city when they Insulted his
eighteen year okl daughter.
GEIDEL GETS
TWENTY TEARS
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Sept. B ? Geldel. who
was last week convicted of murder
ft* the second degree, was< this morn
ing sentenced to a' term of not leas
than twenty years In the penitentiary
Sing Sing.
Dally Alaskan? only $1 a month.
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100,000 CHINKS
ARE DROWNED
(By Alaska Npws Bureau.)
HANKOW. China. Sept. .V Veagp<
reports have reached here to the ef
feet 'hat (be river Tan tae Kip has
overflowed ita hank# flooding five en
tire valley, and that one hnndred thon
sand persons are drowned as a r?*?T?U
I
IN
(Ry Alanka News Bureau.)
M BX ICO CITY. Sept. 5? While rW
in* in the ptibMr plaza. Oeneral Reyer,
who was mentioned by the r?'r?a W
lower* a* a probable randWate for
the presidency was attacked by a
mob of Maderists today aod stoned
By quick action of the police, ?<>rlow |
injury was prevented.
MBXICO CITY. Set. ? ? It fs believ
ed in this city by friend* of Opwral
Mad*ro that the attack on f>n?mi
Reyes, may result in fhe defeat of |
Mad^ro for the presidency
HENRY RIVERS
(By Alaska N>*w? Rareaa.)
LOS ANGKLS8. Sept. lohnny
Kilbane bmt night best H?nry Ri
vers In the sixteenth roand of their
fight here. Rivers had th*- beat of
the bout up until lhe fatal siite^ntfc.
WETS AND DRYS
FIGHT IN RAIN
COLVMRTA, S. C Sept < ? A bard
battle waa fought yesterday b^twoen
the "Wets" and tie -Dry?" In the
State Municipal primari.*. The wea
thrr was very wet but a large vote
was cast, ne-verthelesa.
BANDITS HOLD
UP S. P. TRAIN
( By Akuk* News RotiNU.)
REDDING. Cal Sept ??The South
ern PKlflr lad Orcton Expr?M ???
held ap fire rail** *o?th of this ?*lty
fcwt night by fir* bandit* sod file
express <wr lo ot?1
VXhongh the flfflfitll derlln* t r.
stat?? JiMt what iimmnt m ohttIM
it i? known to Ik t very tar<e #?im
A poaae tmmedisfety took the trail
of the bandit* and Parted in pursnlt
RRDDfNC, Sept. 3? Although the
pms* trailing the band** were able
to follow for a number of mile* they
tout the trail thta morning, and have
been tunable lo take K tip again
(By Alaska News Bnreaa >
KANSAS f'lTT Seyt K? WaBer
Kemp, the poet, of thta rlty. stated
taut night that h? la being mad- 'he
gntu (a the family tronble* of 1 p"*>
sinrlalr He fVtf*hee ?tafed 'h?? he
was merely an aetjmilntanee of Mr*
SWnrlair. and n?*. a* ?he had *ta'ed.
"I???r *ottl rt*ie '
ROLLER DID
THE TRAINING
(By Alaska New* Bnretni
CHIT AGO Sept ?? Dr. B f. Roller
who trained Harkenarhmlrtt for Ws
boat with Ootrh. **r? *!?' Ha?*en
arhmfdt lacked ?HW*ge or he woold
hare made a better showing
LANGFOBO BE
NBW YORK Sept *- -9mm f*t?*
ford In a bard bom here test night
won the dertalon orer Joe f -nn"''
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