rHE DAILY '~W^r ALASKAN
, ? CITV QF*=ICI7TL. PHPEP :
IX. 9KAGKWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY APRIL. 7 1906 PRICE 10 CEN/S
MORE WAR j
Auo; her Revolution in Sauto;
Duminzo
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) '
Washington, April, 7? The navy
department has received a cablekr..m
from the commander of the Yankee, at
Santo Domingo, saying that a new re
?olu^ion hao U-olen oui in that country.
American interests are not involved.
i? ,
WIU COME
Mystic SIi i iiicr s Will Make
Tour of Alaska
(Special Dispatoh to Daily Alaskan )
Seattle, April 7? The Mystic Shriners
will make a tour of Alaska next month.
They have chartered the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company's palatial
Princess Victoriaon which to make the
trip. They purpose to see the whole
distric'.
HARRISONS
W are agents for
Hajestic,
Star
Estate, and
Standard
Steel
Ranges
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SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schiffner <5r* Muz
f ft. eiayson & Co.
the one price clothier
LAG bST CLOTHING AND FURNIHINO ^11(1 BfCdWAV
GOODS HOUSE IN ALL OF ALASKA. J VHI IV ???W U' VHW '
SllZER TERRITORIAL BILL
TO LP AGAIN
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 7? The house!
committee on territories has decided to
take up the question of territorial gov
ernment for Alaska again, and the Sul- ,
zer bill, introduced for the purpose of
granting that , wi 1 be considered at the
meeting of the commttee next wosk.
It is believed it will be favorably re
ported.
BAD FIRE
City of i'ort>nd Has Fatal
Blaze
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Portland, Ore., April 7? The eighth
fl^or of the chamber of commerce
building was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon and one man, Homer AUcock,
a prominent railroad man, was killed.
Allcock was in the Commercial Ciub
rooms, which are on tha* floor, and was
cut off by the flames. In trying to es
cape from the eighth floor to the
seventh through a window, the casing
gave way and he was thrown to the
sidewalk below aod crushed into a
horrible mass of unrecognizeable flesh
and blood.
Many lives were saved by jumping
from the eighth story into a life net.
Head Cook Clapp, of the Commercial
Club, was severely injured by break
ing through the net.
The firemen saved 50 people by tak
ing them down the fire escape and the
Udders.
MAY FAIL
Proposed P ac Confvreace
Probably No
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
St Petersburg, April 7? It is feared
that the proposed peace conference at
The Hague will fail. Russia will resist
the proposition that has been made to
exclude political questions from the
conference against any or all powers.
It will also resist the efforts of other
powers to establish the status of the
lewish race, the Armenians and other
nationalities. This will probably cause
in abandonment of the conference. ,
BASEBALL ~
SEASON BEGINS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, April 7? The baseball
reason begins hTe this afterroon. San
Francisco and Seattle will play.
AFTER JEWS
Believed There Will Be
Another Mussacro
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Oerel, Russia, April 7? An anti
Jewish proclamation, warning the
Hebrews to leave the country, has been
issued from the government printing
office and distributed among the people.
A wholesale Easter massacre is believed
to be certain.
Preu Comer R' -Established
St. Petersburg, April 7? The worst
features of the old press censorship
have been restored as a result of
elections last week, in which the cou
stitut'onal democrats made a remark
able sJuv'nir of s'.fncr h.
WILllEUY
Mtuina: Cannot
B ? leli?e"fi
[Sppcial Dlxpatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle April 7 ? Railroad and other
transportation compnnks and mining
men are being notified that machinery
desired {or shipment to Alaska and the
Yukon fro this plac? with the open
ing of navigation *ill not be delivered
befor September. The stops of the
country are so greatly crowded witb
work that they cannot manufacture the
machinery. Many of them are refusing
further orders for Alaska machinery to
be delivered be fore next year.
Excoutiva Conmittea Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Ex
ecutive Committee of the White Pass
Athletic Club this evening, April 7, at
8 o'clock, sharp. The officers are re
quested to meet with the comittee.
Bids for the addition to the bath
rooms will be submitted at the meeting.
H. R Simpson.
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Skagway, April 7, 1906
I'O CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets, Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S Signa
ure is on cach box. 25c.
ESS
Me up a list of
tUb.11 Von Heed
^ and kt us give you pricc?_^
ALL OUR SHELF GOODS ARE GOING
AT COST
2 bs- Cans Coffee 70c- lib. Cans 40c
4 Packages Starch 25c,
Best (dreamery Buttter 65c. .
Fresh Ranch Eggs 25c per dozen
Bine Ribbon Tea, 35c. per lb
Force 15c- per package
Macoroni Spaghetti and Vermecelli 10c.
per pkg. . All bottle goods at cost
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OIDVESIVIOISON ANOMER
RAMPAGE
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Naples, April 7? Streams of lava,
flowing from Vesuvius, are destroying <
towns and villages and stampeding a
panic stricken people. They are flow
ing toward Pompeii and a heat is de
fused which is alarming to those of the
s rrounding country. Hot ashes, mud
and black sand are inundating every
thing, and miles away people cannot re
main out of doora without the protec
tion of umbrellas. Ottajano, a city of
20,000 inhabitants, and Torre del Greco, i
one of 30,000, are threatened with des
truction and Boscotrecase is being
eradiated. The great river of lava is
proceeding at, the rate of 20 feet a min
ute.
The villagers are in a panic. The
churches are cowded with men, women
and children, crying and hegidng
ieliverence. Many women carry a
statue and stand, imploring the aid of a
miracle to stay the flow of the death
lealing and destroying lava.
The theaiened inhabitants are fleeing
n every direction
STANDS PAI
Senator kTiilinan Still For
Dispeusary
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 7? Senator Till
man, of South Carolina, has begun his
battle for re-election to tho United
States senate by announcing his adher
ence to the state liquor dispensary law,
which he introduced when governor of
his state. Ia a in inifesto, he says the
solu'ionof the liquor traffic problems
lies in the perfection, and enforcement
o.y honest administrators of the disp n
?ar\ law.
Senator Tillman will hare a hard
light to win the election. It is said to
be his purpose u> demand a vote at an
early day on the railroad rate bill and
then giro his ,.ia<.nal attention to his
c.tmpai^n.
BEATRICE TAKES
PLACE OE AMIR
The Princess Beatrice will replaca
the Amur on the Skagway run. Tb6
latter boat has retired fiom the run and
the Princess Beatrice will be the next
Canadian Pacific liner to arrive. She
will sail from Vancouver next Monday
evening at 9 o'clock, and will be due to
arrive at Skagway next Friday.
Knmdoldt One Monday
The Humboldt will be due to arrive
in Skag'vay Monday, She will have four
days' mail.
Stage Off for Dawion
Whitetaorse, April 7 ? A White Pass
stage left for Dawson yesterday
with nine passengers, 700 pounds of
of mail and 150o pounds of freight and
express. J
Open Day and Nltb
The Si-attle saloon is open day and
night. FrienJsof the house and the
public generally will be welcomed at
any hour. The place is always com
comfurtable
A lar?e quantity of the latest maga
zines received at Muir's on the Jeffer
^n. tf
n a-1 A Wilson collars and i uffs at
Clay son's
IT IS A GO
New C.?ntad Owner- B come
Very Aciive
There is no longer any doubt about
the sale of the Windy Arm mining pro
perties to William Mackenzie, the .,
CohadiaD capitalist, or that the purpose
is to push development with all the
dispatch possible. Wor-d comes from
the south that work wilf be ^advanced
with the very greateht possible dis
patch, that as many mp-i will be em
ployed a? can Bud room in which to
work.
Confirmatory of this rc port is the facl
that a large portion of tae cargo of the
City of Seattle, which arrived her#,
yesterday, was cons an -d to William
Mackenzie, Caribou. It consisted of
machinery, pipe. gr. cer es, lumber, etc.
To be more fpecific the consignment
consisted of 8 tons of machinery, 6 tons
of pipe, 15 toDS of groceries, 16 tons of
lumber besides ? large cuanlity of coal,
cement, hardware, feed and other
material.
It is said further shipment will b<
coming north with each incoming
vessel.
IK o-ption For Mr. ?,i Mn Zink?n
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
received yesterda.v evetiag at the home
of Mr. and Mrs VVurzb: cher in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Z nkan, who re
cently returned from th east as bride
and ?room. There were about 40 per
sons present, and in addition to greet
ing the guests of hoior, who were
very warmly welcomed, they spent the
evening in the enjoynant of an im
promptu musical program and inter
esting games. Among those partici
pated in the musical program were
Mrs. F. A. Callarman, Mrs. W. C
Blanchard, Miss Springsted and A. C.
Blaochard. Refreshments were served
in the course of the evening. It was a
very pretty and a very delightful func
tion.
Print ipal Barbar S;iop Leads
The Principal Barber- hop and Baths
is tne leading tonsorial esta lishment
ii. Alaska. Kveryihing in all the de
partments is strictly modern. The
baths are first class in all respects.
Get your Easter Cards aDd Novelties
at Harrison's
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