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?ERIK'S PLURALITY IS 1414
Official Count Shows Gain of 818 For
Alaska's Delegate Over Former Report
(Special to the Daily Alasktn.i
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SAVAGE HE CAUSING
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tArnts.
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?>xiui>, and ?JV Well supplied with
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lured a |nrj;?- tXur.- in a late raid oil
utm u t the or my poets, afn-r having
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We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00. 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00. $30.
We invite you u> inspect our line
before making your purchase
: H. J. LYNCH j
? The Up-T o-D?le i iabe'daahn and Lacbw Furnisher ?
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SPRINGFIELD, IB. Oct. 26? The
(rial of Senator Pemberton aiul Repr> ?
setttative Clark, charged with com
plicity iu the Larimer bribery cases
began this moruiiig.
YALE DEFEATED
mr WEST POINT
(By Alaska frows Bureau)
WEST POINT, N. Y? Oct. 15? The
army football team defeated Yale this
afternoon, by 9 to 3, the first victory
the army team has won over Yale i<>
six years. After the game the cadets
celebrated their victory by a great
rush around their colors.
Lieut. Dan Puilen, who graduated
from West Point academy last spring
is the football coach for the army
team this year.
VICE-PRESIDENT FAILS TO PAY
RESPECT TO THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 26?1
Vice [Tt-suioiit Sherman i>astn>d cm:
through this city yesterday afternoon
in n>uU? to a visit to North ;*ivd
South Carolina.
Whik- hi thy city. H is understood
that Vkv President Sherman did not
visit I resident Taft, which gives cre
dence to the rumor which has been
about for sometime that there has
been a rupture between the President
and tVlie ice President.
RUMOR IT REAL SCAMP
HAS AT LAST BEEN LOCATED
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(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
SEATTLE OoL 26 ? The news has
been spread brmuKtist that the author
ities have succeeded in locating a
Guggenheim uuui who is supposed to
be the head of the eoaJ land frauds.
GOAL LUND FRAUD CASES SET
FOR THURSDAY, DCTOBER 27
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SPOKANE. OoC 26? The Grand
Jury with Circuit Judge Hanford, will
tako up tho charges of fraud in the
Alaska Coal Laud cases, Thursday,
October 27.
(By Alaska Nev*? Bureau)
TACOMA. Oct. 23 Thomas Buck
ley, who confessed to having stokti
told from the purser's room on the
City of Seattle, was today sentenced
to two years at McNeil's Island.
The reason. the Judge gave tor im
posing such a light sentence is the
fact that Buckley has always had a
good reputation prior to the theft and
the further fact that he was drunk at
the time he stole the gold.
Hallow-E'eas have come and Hal
law-E'enn have gone, but the oiw to
come next Monday Night at the
White Pass Athletic Club will beat
them ali .
FOR RENT ? House, Cor. 7th and
Main. Cozy aind warm. 6 rooms, ba,th,
toilet. Paj-tly furnished. Enquire of
Geo. Dillon. 2t.
Whole Wheat Bread
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
TACOMA. Oct. 26? It has bean an
nounced that Charles Munday, Cornel
ius Christopher, Archie Shields, Al
gernon Traoey and E. E. Sigley will
he arraigned soon after November
fifteenth, the delay being caused by
the absence from the city at the pres
ent time of District Prosecuting At
torney Todd, who is in the East, and
who will not return until after the
tenjth of November.
HISS LEU IS ACPITED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
London. Oct 25 ? Miss Ethel Clare
Leneve was not called upon to testis |
fy when her case came up for trial, j
and the jury returned a verdict of not
guilty after being out but five minutes.
She was at once acquitted by the
judge, and given her liberty.
sin Minus
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LOS ANGELES, Oal. Oct. 26? The
Grand Jury axe today engaged in in
vestigating the dynamite explosion of
October 1, at which time the Times
publishing plant was demolished,
causing the death of a score of work
men.
ISLAND IN IDIIERHEAN
DEVASTATED BY ANGRY FLOOD
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NAPLES, Italy. Oct. 26? There Is
much desolation and suffering among
the inhabitants of the Island of Is
cilia as a result of a great tidal wave
I which swept almost the entire popu
lated district of the Island.
Ships with provisions have been
sent to the relief of the stricken peo
ple.
w. D. i stew-art, manager of the .
Cold Storage company a' Fairbanks
and L. J. Heacock, agent for the In
F^ndenit Steamers at Fairbanks regist
ered at the Fifth Avemue. Both those
men are old friends of W. W. Bough
ten, and are on their way out for
the winter.
Ail old time TIME, at the White
Pass Athletic Club Next Monday
Night.
Dr. L. S. Keller returned this morn
ing from Haines where he has been
for the past few weeks practicing his
profession.
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