THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITV QF^ICmL PRPER
IX. SKAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNE8DAY FEBRUARY 28, fi PR'CK 10 CEN '8
Mm PASSENGERS
LEAVE FOR DAWSON
Whitehore, Feb 38? A White Pas>
atage left for Dawson at 10 a. m. today
with 11 passengers, 750 pouods of m% I
and 550 pounds of freight and express,
A sta^e arrived from Dawson yester
day with a small quantity of mail.
To Dtroau Divine HmIIbs
Thi Rev. H M. Turnev will devote
the meeting at 2:30 o'c'ock tomorrow
afternoon at the Peniel mission to the
subject of divine healing.
A Nettletcm shce at < tayson's. tf
BISHOP ROWE
COMI\Cj IJERf
Bishop Rowe of the Protestant Epis
copal church, wil be atSka??ay either
next Sunday or the one following. He
came from Kethchiican on the Cot'age
City as far as Juneau.
Georgia la and Out
The Georgia arrived from Juneau
and Sitka at 11 o'ckck last nicht and
sailed on the return trip at 8 a. m.
today.
1906 patterns of wall paper a
Harrison's
HARRISONS'
Store Open Evenings"!! 'Phone No- 55.
Collegian Fashions
; Have won a very
strong position in
the world of good
? clothes, and it is on y
reasonable to believe
that we- as
, exclusive Dealers
i, in them- will not al
i low the reputation
. we have sained to
^ diminish in the sligh
J test degree
For this season we
have put in to our
suite a certain char
acter, which, while
not extreme, possess
a decided elesance
that will attract any
man who cares for
good style v
DAVID ADURJ SONS
ciermnoca
MtUNAimtl
I fi. eiayson & go.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
S'D FCRNIHING
GOODS HOUSE IS ALL OF ALASKA.
LAGt-ST CLOTHING AND FCRNIHING fourth and Brodwa^'
NOMING FOR GERMANY UD
I limn bot m
St- Petarsburg Diplomats Can See No Peace
able Solution ot Moroccon Problem?
Franch Cannot Recede Now
(Special dispatch to the Daily \l?kan)
St. Petersburg. Feb. 28? In diploma
tic cjrcle* here war between ?>erm?tiy
ana France is freely predicted. No
other solution for the difficulties that
confront the people is appa e t,. The
situation is reamed a* very irrave In
deed. The abandonment of France's
position is looked upon as impos.ibls
here and it is not regarded as probable
thai Germany will cease to insist upon
it.
STEPS IN i
Roo;;evel' Intervene ia C.m?I
Min-r>' Sti ike
(Speri 1 Dispatch to Daily Al-sksn.^
Wa-b injton . Feb. 2S? P resident
Ro"sevelt has intervened ?? a peace
mater between the coal operators and
the coal miners for the purpo e of pre
venting the threatened strike April 1.
He has written a letter to President
?John Mitchell, of the mine workers,
urging a se tl- mem before thr date set
for the strike. It is believed the letter
may cause concessions to be made oa
ho.h sides.
fl(EL WEDS
Kaiser's Stci ud Son Tak- s
a Wif*
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskar.]
Herli?), Feb. 28? Prince Eitel Fritz,
the second son of the kaiser, and Dutch
ess Soph'a Charlotte, of Oldt-nberp,
were married at noon yesterday.
Princess Eitel Friti is one of the most
beautiful of German royalty. She ts
several years oldrr than her husband,
who is the ta'.lest, handsomest and most
popu'ar son of the emperor.
AMERICAN! AILORS
READY EOR SI'RIVO
? The American tailors have received
? a Isrge stock of the very lat?st go ds
for spring suis. trousers and overco its.
Thev are also taking orders for lha
famous Born suits. Onters for Easter
suits will be taken until Mar h 15, and
deliven by Kaster guaranteed.
Do not -end orders for clothes out of
town and run the risk of not being fit
ted. We guarantee a fit acd satisf-c
tion or vour money baca.
tf American Tailors
You can get a hi* of fresh candy at
: he Boss BaKery for25 cents. tf
Plow's Candy, th est made, for sale ;
at the B:ss Bakery tf j
\u si nm
Governor Me .d Refns s Par
don t ? Kid Whit?
(Special Dispatch to P.uly Alaskan.)
O ympia, Wash., Feb 28? Governor
Mead has refused to pari on Kid White,
who has been sentenced to be hanped.
Petitions were presented o Got. Mead
from nearly all the women's clubs of
Seattle ai d from near y a!l the minis
ters of the eos pel in the city askinp for
White's pardon on acccur.t of hi? ex- .
treme youth. The rrfussl of Gov.
Mead to p?ant the rt queers will result
in White's hangio.' unle s the povcrno
shal! commute it to life i n prison moot.
Hl'tory ?f W hi ?*? Crlne
Seat'le, Keb. ?S- -Thecrime I r which
White must pay the death penalty was
one of the most oold-bloodid murders
which has been committed in Seattle in
a long time. In company with John
Hilderbraodt, White entered Lou Co o
wav's saloon one nipht in September,
1901, masked and prepared to rob the
place at the p'iut of revolvers Mur- 1
phy, ?ho was an old mao, d'd r t offer
tlie slightest rvsisUre", b'j* actinp
urder what the police believ? ?-> h,ve
been nervousness, White denb rat^ly ,
shot the man.
hiie an'1 Hiiderbandi wi>r.' raptured
by the police shortly afierib<- ??<-?otlDp.
The latter is cows'-rvirpalife sentence
lor his sh/re of the crime.
White ? as tried, convicU,. i J scn
teLCed to death ast March. An appeal
was taken to the supreme conrt and
that tribunal on December 1 hat.ded
down a decision sustaining the lower
court.
It is said Wh te was un3er 17 ye.irs of
age when he commi'ted the crime for ,
which he is to die.
Amur S itta For V*n*h
The Amur sailed for Vancouver res
terday afternoon with 20 passengers
from Skapway and the interior.
P.. olt Tri%l .i Alwflfn Lm4?
The Pack Train saloon always leiuis
It carries only the best brands ut whis
kies, wine*, beer? and all the Hh<f
poods to be had at a flrst-cla-s pentle
men's resort tf i
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We still have on hand a tew cases
of table Peaches. Pears, Apricots.
Logan Berries- Blackberries ? Plums
and Cherries which we will sel1 at
1 5 cents per can
Peas. Beans, Corn and Tomatoes
10 cents per can
?ssasammwmtmmmm
HliSfi
Sole Agent? Rose ot Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
UNCLE SAM SHIPPIM WAR
SUPPLIES EO OlIIENE
Largest Quantity of Cartridges Ever to Go
Out on Way to be Medicine
For China men
(Special Dispatch to DniiT Ala?k*o.)
Portsmouth, N. H , Feb 28 ? The
Sargent shipment of ammunition erer to
1* sent fw?m this place left the govern
ment arsejal for the Pacific Coast laat
night. There were aeren car-load* of
cartridges. The ammunition will go
to Marc inland navy jard and from there
sent to th? Asiatic fleet..
The government force at the amen ? I
is wonting da; and night on other or
ders. The irat ructions are to get them
out with *1! po*?ibl# i):>p?th Th? of
ficer* idnift thut ?t>* ir tfnmMt f#?r?
traiblr with I 'hin* d*i y.
CnclAirilWiil Iit ?tlc?u
L?or? :or.. Feb 2* En* !?nd will in?'?
ih? N?n?h*n(r r ot? ???! protect
Briti*h loi?>r*? ih?r# h# eOT*rnrr??l
h? rto'ift?d thf Hritinl cor.aai ?t Sh*o
chti, through in nleHl?r >i l'?k!nf.
tokwk irro <h* *!T*ir. A RritUh fi>n
lio?t !? joins' np ih? Y?nktwki??*
rirer to *u?(iort whaierer ictioc b?
?ball derm iv n*c?iw*rj 10 (*k?.
GET THERE
Chinese Imperial Com
mission on Sound
[Special Pi-patch to Daily Alaskan.).
Pott Town* nd. Xanta.. FVo 2S? The
Dakota. * i h the < 'hinesr imperial com
n is?uin oo hoard, arrived here a' mid
nieht last pipht Delegations of Pa
cific Coul business mf3 went ahoanl
i lie \es?el ihn moroir.fr and mid"
sp oches ol wt leoroe to commissioners
The < oir.m'?-ii n will visit '.be United
?"?tales Kod Europe 10 study (rovern
mental an' ndtistral m?tbod* for th?
purpose of patterning China after ihf
w.-'ern civiluat on of the b#?t form
The c?>mmis ion will reach Seattle
this evening, and it will >e Riven a b e
reception there.
It I* Dadlr Waliti Now
Mr and Mrs X. \V. Watson are *he
parents of a fine, 10- pound baby boy
born yes' erdaj afternooo. The young
trmn and hi mother are under the care
0! Dr. IJjnnalU and are doing splendid
ly
MrAVa'son was able to pet to hisoWc"
tHis afternoon. ami will probably spend
a fe? minutes there e.tch da? form this
time on until all of, his friends ?ha!l
have had an opportunity to say their
congratulations It it believed erent'u
allv nc will gel down to earth to live a
who'e day at a time.
Ali the dehcac'os of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
WORSE Vtf
Heavyweight Pot iiisf Sii na
tion n?c m * C m plicated
(Special Ditpatch to fei); Aiukto )
Sin Francieco. Feb X The eiaim?
and counter cut ' * for i ,<> heat} weight
Championship in the * rid of pugdon
are rror.-> cu~ j>I .?d 1*0 eter ?ioc?
the ha tie of F?r3a;- when Tommy
Burr*, the < ana-'ian middleweight,
w?* given a decision ov r Martin Hart,
the "inner nf th<- K . j cootevt with
Jack Ilo-jt and moil jer- stem claimant
for Jeffries' discarded h nor*, outaide of
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien.
Hum*' victory orer ;;?rt im quite a
trinmph. He !? bn 5 feet " inched
in he eht and weigh* ? pounji. The
big Keoiucfc an >? 5 feet ll( I i
abore the gronod i*->d weighi 1
pound*.
The retuU ?eem<? ?n di?pow of the
championship claim* .f Har* and to
ma"te netter the title < f Jack O'Brlw
who has met Barn* am whipped him.
and who twice heat f;-cb, J?ck Twin
Sulliran and Mike Sh eck, the oth?r
t*o4of the trio who hare wortted
Burn*.
Alway* Rerafmkcr tb* Full Nam* jg
f axattve Rromo Qmnv,* jQ fr; />
Cures a CoW in One Day, Ortr> hi 2 Day* ^ to*. 23c
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True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
| ery from Abroad and Below at h
IWm. BBITT 1
We are Headquarters for all kinds
fresh Gaudies and Chocolates
CHOICE
Banana
Oranges
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Nuts
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