?he Jfaily Alaskan
No. ^ FOURTEENTH YKAK.
8KAWWAY, ALASKA. MONDAY, OCTOBER *1, 1911 PRICE. 10 TENTH
HERMAN IS COMPLETELY
EXONERATED OF THE CHARGE
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- m' thai Mr. Bookor was mis
taken in the k}on*1ty of tho man
ho h*<i soon in tho Alula Stoam
Nh.p cMnputjr'a offtce on tho morn
it* of the l*th awl as tho oas<
the-. stood ho did not think ho
wo* Id bo justified in pomp any far
th.-r and beyond a doxibt ho f<+
*; M- Porrbnan should ho absol
hitoij exoneratod ftv?m the charco*
*hi ', had bo**n mv!o at-vnsl him
i ice Oomf said: ? Well. it aj<
x-'a_~ ru: to this court and Uio inst-rne
? a advice of the District \t
Tort> * and the information which ho
v- r?xH-.\od there is no e\ xiomx of
*-.y V tk5 to hold Mr. Born man on
' f chare** and I will therefore com
^lotoiy exonerate and have him dis
? !- *rc?>i from Ujo charges."'
Ry this action Oscar Berriman is
? sv.pl. My exonerated from tho prare
charce which has boon put on tho
vownc man. and omv more ho ocm
? - po&tion of respe?ct and os
loom ahich ho has hokl in our midst
for several roars j?st
It - unfortunate that tho anthori
? ; not take the matter up earlier
n fa. : when tho first rumors were
aSuK town that Mr Becker bad
s>vn a T*orson in tho office on tho
?rkVT i? ;?iat tho assault was corona it
: ?i Tlio investigation of tho pas
- i#rors of tho two boats wowkj have
^a^"i a bjot beirvp put on tho lifo of
a younp man which will never bo on
- >Iy w r**i away Had this boon
Mr Berriinan would never ha\o
arrested, and tho suspcixm wookl
*\ boo? bat a passinjr oni
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10 STAND-OFF
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p fee
NO! YET
T%- V**kK Nfirt Bureau
PHILADELPHIA. <Vt 2.*!? This b*
c a hoosJoo day. th<> ?wenty-Uiird,
! thr crtwinds b?nj: vprr *>< arxi
*8* nnf-i for a came, the fWth
;h? National Championship pannes
as airain put off
All th# lai* t?l?fX*pii to
r>cijr \hwkvk.
) ou will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
%aj/cqac
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
how on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? UpT^Ckat* Hai>?rda?**r and Lae'to* 'furnl?h?r.
MINERS MEET
TOMORROW
<R> A las kit Now* Bureau.)
CHICAGO. CM 23 ? Tho American
V in-ins Cobilti? will open tomorrow
mom in#: in the Hotel 1-a Salle in this
city, ami matters concerning m i rvi iw
in all its branched will ronto befoj'e
the delo?atos in rapid succession ? j
Not only will the matter of mining
1h> harried by Umw who are capable
ot dealing w<th the niHttor. but min
ing nMuhinory wiH take a prominent
place in ?on?e of the discussions T t
Bureau of Mines will have a repre- (
i-'-iitstive presemt who w? pr? into j
tho matter of the rescue work which
has been done by that body during the
pas* year and a demonstration of the
appliances in use
S*>cretary of the Interior Walter I
Hsher will address the Orvnpre* on
Friday. and I'Vesident Taft w-ll nake
a speech Saturday, he usinc for his
topic "Federal (Government and Mir
ins Industry.**
SITUATION
IK CIA
i Ry Alaska Npws Bureau.)
SHANGHAI, Otoina Od 2"? The
xwolut >n?s<.v continue their victorious
advance toward the seactwst They
a- now in full control of thirty-si*
differ, ni mountain passes
PEK1N. China Oct. 23? The pener
al uprising which was predicted In the
Northern coast provinces for yes tor
dav failed to materiaWte. everything
beinp jMtvful in this portion of 'ho
Wmpir?
BATTLE IS
UNDECIDED1
{Ry Alaska News Bureau )
BEX GHASl. Tripoli. Oct. 23? A
fi<?ne conflict took place between a
la ~sro roror of Turks ami Italians Sat
urday in which both sides suffered a
heavy loss The battle was unde
eisive. and the Turlw retired of
ranpv as darkness nettled down
Oapt. Georpe Rur roughs, purser of
the river steamer Selkik. and Cap
tain (? H MoM asters. of the same
boiK. together with the latter s wife
ami family . weev passenprs over on
Saturday's train from Whitehnrso.
The Selkirk is on the ways for the
winter, and Oapt. Bumrngte and
Capt McMasters acid family will spend
the winter i n the States. J
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MARSHAL FONZO
ACTS HASTELY;
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A sensation wnji cautx-d Inwt night
at about otjtht o'clock by thp apppar
atio* of Matthew Sund<en at the
White l*ass h'lspitai with what hp slat
ed to bp ordprs from Deputy 1'. S
Marshal Fred Kon*o. that he w?s to
vsun e a protectorate ovpr the pro*
irate form of Oyde B. (Suptill. who
Is lying in an unootksioiotis condition
as thp of an assault np
on him by parti*"* unknown on thp
mori.ing of Thursday last
Ho Informed lx<on F. Hmteon. who
was one of thp watchers from thp
KIks Ijod?<- at hp would permit no
one o?" ? than thp nurse and the ph>
"'.ian to enter (JupUH's room, and
thai his insrtnt< ions were that should
hp ha\c occasion to leave the room,
hp was to lock the door after him.
Mr Hudson at *onoe communicated
this to Howard Aahley .who Is chair
man of ?he sick i-ommlttee of Ska?
way liOdR. No 431. B P O F... and
lias had charge nf seeing to (JuptiU's
i -eds
Thp matter was Immediately taken
Up with 1 >istrict Attorney Rustgarri
and upon a search beinc made. Mar
shal Fonzo was found, ami he was
informed that the KJks and Maaons
were taking rare of Mr CuptiJl. and
notwithstanding his <Fonro'?> state.
m> nt to the contrary, Mr <iup*tll had
at no time been alone ainee hp had
received the injury.
That Marshal Fon to should takp upon
himself hp authority V? iwrue such
an ordtr as he dM to Mr Sundeen
is prcpoestcmus. as upon Inquiry of a
rmmber of thp leadin* Flks and Ma
sons of thp eWv he had absolutely
no right to do sn. and inasmuch as
Mi Gui^Hl's many friend* havp been
c\er rea 1> to render such assistance
as lay in their pcrwiT. there has been
10 time that there was not pr??ent
some friend or prominent member of
one or the ohter orders
Such an action on the part of Mr
FYnt7o i* a direct Insult to the mem
ber* of thp twv? prominent organiza
t >ns. a "'I shew'd not be allowed to
r- -- w)i< re it if. Ha I Marshal Fon
-o tiken the trouble to investigate
the method by which Mr Ouptill was
b' ing cared for. hp wotiM have aeen
at once that he was receiving nH the
attention that oonld be given
Th- a> :ion on the part of the Mar
sha) who secured his information and
Instructions from a man who really
has m authority to givp orders to
him. has Jed many to think that hp
evMed with nndite hastp
Tiio rrinross Mar loft Vancouver
or. <ime and Is dne in this port Wed
nesday morning has " tonp of
froictit ami two passengers. She will
<lsall sonfh at " o'HocV Wednesday
cvonln*.
Tho steamship HwmboVK, according
to c abto advices received by W . W .
Romrhton. tho Pk*erway arent for tho
Humboldt Steamship company Is due
in port at 11 o'cJocli tomorrow morn
ing .and will saM south at one o ok*
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^ in quart jars ? put up with utmost care as to cleanli
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? P. H. GANTY, Grocer
ALASKA RESIDENTS WANT 10 DEC!
WHAT IS BEST FOB ALASKA
(Hy Alaska New* Buretn.)
CORDOVA Oct 21 ? At a W?rg*lv
attomlF<1 mass mooting hoM here |a*t
night a mot^n *a? carried to appoin
a ormmittoe of seven to <onfer wi^h
d?fferont IwaJitif* in Alaska with a
view of holding a convention a' **m*
point on the coast to nr^omtnomJ to
Cot>gr??s, at its ne*t session, ant
neode-d legislation on Uaskan mat
tors. an<1 th?> said committee to report
the rewlt of it* endeavor* at organi
ration n?**t W?ln???1*T
Many *?r? mfH" #1 'h*
tncpi ing ami th?> *?npral Mtlm'n'
wa?; that |<x-al j^lotHiPw
?houH not b? nHowx) to In lh?"
way of th* tar*?r *oo?l to b#> ?^?m
plHh<^l thrnmrh nnltpfl action. snH
that Ma?kan* ? bona fi<1? r?wM?,n?.??
insU ad of nMI*n *J*onM bo aHo*?l
to what W? b for ^ho d?>v?>I
opm?>nt of th?> torrlory
Tho wa* ?triotly nrni par
t l.?*n
<Ry Alaska ?**ws P^rran.)
EL PASO. TV* On 2.1 Rumor*
uro t iirr. .1 in this Htr that a revolt
ii p^annfti u'ithi;i th^ Mf-xkan Rfpuh
Ii( for t xl*v 1 ? t > , in-<^ hour th'-r#
has ho n no a- tV* of th??r?> b<*1nR
any distnrbajiop
(Ry Alaska N? wg iJureau.t
BOSTON Oct 23- \ croai r<in<rr<*
cation wa? yp^tprday jra'hprod toge
ther in Uic RaptiM Chi?r<h formerly
I r< =ided over by Re\ Claret* <? Rich
ardson, expecting to hear ha rewl*
nation rr-ad. bnt Kkv utc doomed
to diMppointmen' lie did not re?ien.
The City of Sea'tfcp. ? hu h was In
port last Saturday morning carried
$ 400. 'Km* in gold bullion from the Tre?d
well mines to Seatile on her laat trip,
according to the officers
She also carried ninpty-si* pfl.ssen
kmti and a large car^ro of salmon
A number of prominent cannerymert
mere passengers on the trip
NEW SCHEDULE
NOW EFFECTIVE
The Mil ar*1 winter schedule of the
White Pas* A Yukon Rou'e wa? put
Into thi?* mormn*. and from
this dato until the ?(.<iniinc of navi
gation in the >^>rtn* of 1912. the ?aV.
dWtrlrt tributary to the White l*a?s
will for the flrat Ume In several
years b<? without dally train *' rvki>
The schedule a* originally mad'1, al
lowed for a train each way on Mon
day*. Wodiwwlars ' wh??n nec???aryi
and Friday* TM?, however. ha?
b<?>n slightly rh?t*<v1 for *h? n>T?
few week" so as to allow of th?> train
north hound lyinr over In Whlte
hnr^e until the fol|<rwlnjr day. and
then making the *o???.h bound trip
This will make the ?che<frile an fn<
lows North bound. Wvin* Skaeway
for Whitehorse. Mondays. Wednesdays
(when necessary and Friday South
brniml leavln/r WMt?hrm??? for Ska?
way. Tuesday?. Thurcdavs twhen
necessary) and Saturdays
Tho tkne of l??arirve 'he north and
south terminals of the railwav. will
be S W ovVxk a m.
Gen* Murphy. his wife ar.d < hil
dren ramo out on this aTTnoon'*
train on rrmte to the States. where
thev will speml the winter
The Iowa, whith is i*kin* the run
*>f 'he SS Georgia, while the latf.r
fe t:nd"rzoin^ repairs. arrival in port
last r.ieht and sailed on the return
trip to Juneau at S o'olo<k rhis morn
In*
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Any Suit in Our
VVindow For
$15.00
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