RICHARD CRANE
DIES Of GRIPPE
EMINENT BUSINESS MAN WAS
FOE TO UNIVERSITY
EDUCATION.
(By VlasWa N w* Borf>a?.>
CHK \CO I1L. J?n. Richard
Crue, fc?v?. of ibo Crane Co., tif
t*sy?f ha*\:uare ao?I Jaachisery cwn
j-ay. . ?! .u.vre wd*y af <t & short
:S*ss. of 0?rf?e days.
r?eath ? .? due to an attack of
iT.jvpe io >v;iH o? by a cold.
Mr OrH e. who ros?? to h is emi.i
fst -vw Thros-h b*rd work and
? S : * . of *1 ed*x*tioa. has
Nw?tt.< '. taaons lhro;:ch his
a uuyftr.a- t im < er^'y e.iu-aur>n.
>- - > - as the foe of h;ih??r
kaovMjf
. ii? s ?*s ne-.v.vtd iu J u.-aj
w, ? t-4ikivi>vu of -ae
?a: > . J. ,?tv vn?<A.
?V> ?*V kk.>h , . .v'ii u Ua W Uv> ??
tv... . . -ne. I'm , uMi
- - ? h..:i say*
.' r.i. ^vA^raj; ?&.? a. -out S4
years i ?%** a ?-*s ?" awCTSAj. He
*? v. a a:n? i.."ki >*ti
<-t\ 3 i ^wef. Ar.atvA. a. ut
.' ywv:> .. Ou tin s?aii><? swn is*
for wff Ocvi R. D. FYy. . ofea
rs-ea.a. . j. lv. Ma-ta DaiuOk.r.
.""in*. -vas the d?~ ?* iwef o< the
s p oe the Is. and Fry way
' a; ? lie ex;?e?i*ioR. Mr Mo-?
-* ? <- o> ? of the N>vi oompav
s f . i Troadire.l, ac-.d tfke
r an\ o:h -r ;vor?VMi in early days,
-el- .v ,"i -ea the-, a
min i r\jc cJirtr
M.i -a ' ar- i ?*?ed a oo? Yv- txMe
*?*?*-? -<? i t>- r ;asle iarVftmentti ia
'Mneiw He t>?TV?1 U?e n?or?y Uut*
?? ;? v; v> 'armtac ar > ;r. Sar.t*
V-,a, Oa 'om.a. wu"Jip~n 0*lifx*lv
r--> ??? - Sar, Ftsn .^v<v
H*? ?-e*'th may he written l? r\>tttrf
f.cn*w ?? ajrcresat.:n<j Ifcfl.Wt"
REBELS OFFER
NIANGHUB TERRS
WILL MAINTAIN EMPEROR AND
FURNISH SUMMER
HOME.
r-< Alaska N.ws Korean.)
SH VXOHAI. Jan. 9? The Reikis,
tiro?~h President Sun Yet Sen. ven
? offered term* to the Manchu
jv ~ r. They insist on the aN
iMa of the ?emperor and family.
T < y offer a liberal allowance for
r nvii^tenanoe and a fine sum
?- pa^u-e ?n Jeho!. Manchuria
30V. CLARK IS !
IN SEATILt
i Mask* v w tvms.)
SF vTTl.F, Jan. ? ? Governor WaV
rec E. Clark, of Alaska, arrived In
> i iay on his way to Wash
nor *a very opt':mi<-t;'
- h v - for certi^s: needful lejr
- fi r Alaska, fmm this se
r. ..-esa.
.UTS SIXTH !
AVENUE LOT
Max C itfeWt today "bought at ad
. ? a* -f <?aie on the premise*. the
roperty of Wm E. Jordan. de^eas
! o- Sixth Ave The property con
- e a 36 foot Kx next to tie
owned by OMtfedt o*i
> We It ts d?BCTR>*d a* the
twenty (2<>> feet of the north
,[ i and the north ten (1?1
? of Ihe south half tl-2< of K< 1.
kvk S of the townsHe of Skacway
The pr e p?'d was I4(*.
?3 r
^ The Best of
JLf>
(^/ Good Ones
For
Big and Little Feet
THE
utfmciica/i
^/itdcman
SHOE
H. J . LYNCH
TS? Up-Tt>-D?t? Hater; asher arvd La.-*lM Furnt?h?r.
J
McMANIGAL REPEATS FAMOUS
CONFESSION TO INVES
TIGATORS.
i By Alaska News Bureau)
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., Jan. 9? Much
lUht was thrown on the operation
r the MoNamanw ajxl their (*ng,
?>efore the prand Jury" who are prob
inc their operation* _in this part
? i.he country, by Ortie Me Manila!,
the confessed dynamiter.
McManlgal repeated hte famooa
fession which fastened the clutch
- of the law about the McNamaras
ELKS IB BOWL
I "
e by the Whitehorse paper
hat Uie Biks Bovllog T?*m of
;un ay is about to ensape in tole
rarwi c competition wKh the Juneau.
Seward. Whltehorse and Daw
> i ? teams, for a trophy i*it
1 the Brunswicke-Balke Company
T ? Si*r saya:
The first of the serpen of game#
.>r Brunswicke-Balke Oollender
phy, whVch came* wiH be reported
? to .raph and cable, were to have
played Tuesday nlyht. Jan. 2.
thiv week but as Sfcarway. Maine*.
' 'nean and Seward, all Alaska team*
ro not ready for atarfn*. only
Wh'tehorse and Dawson played and
?heir dimes will nc< be counted, the
? v:namfnt bMns opemed almultan.
by all six te*ms wh?n a date
'**? such openlnc Vs dedd?1 upon.
N K Waek of the Skacway Elks
liib. |? in ?eharce of the tournament
v->d he has Inftvmed the Whitehor^e
?W D?wsor> teams that they can
nt th<Mr Tuesday niirht cameo or
*k* ?? t.hey see fit. Aa the poorer
f the two teams were very low.
'A'hitehor* and Dawson "311
?J }? iot likely th*l either will be |
vi"ted aWhouch it la doubtful If
T?**-*o? can do a? we'l nratn, she
' v 'ic come within R4 pin* of the
-?v>re made bv Whltehorse "
PL SH^KESPERE TONIGHT.
V cood show ts promised the the.
<>e toera of Skacway toaksht when
? ?>ir thrillfayt ctorlea will be unfold
ed before them at the White Pas*
' b Eisht thousand feet of fi'm
will lie ahown to the. foitowta*
'ramas:
Hamlet (Shakeaperan)
The Lucky Banana Seller
The Count of Noah Kmint
The Would Be Sportsman.
IIC! FORMER
JUNEAU BANKER
SUMMERS AND HOLT CHARGED
WITH IRREGULARITIES IN
CONDUCTING BU3INES8.
t Special Oorrespondeoea. )
Jl NEAl . Ala ka. Jan. 6? C. M.
Summers, formerly president, and 8.
u. Holt, former ?a?Jner, of Li? First
NAtJoaal bank hi-re, were indM?d
dy the Gramd Jury yesterday. They
w ero immediately taken into custody I
iy Mar.-iial Fauikner and were
r of. ed on |i5000 ball each, which ?
?*s furnished by R. L. Thaw and
Henry ShatUieX. present Present <
( f the Firs'. National liank. f? Sum- 1
tthts, and by J. C. Mefa-ide and J. 1
R Whipple for Molt I
Th- indtctanenta cover fifty -six !
count* a;ain?it Summers and Ho|t,
tv >n-> ar.' charjred jointly witli roak
s fa'-e c I'-ries, misapplying and;
.i ;tT. 'inj: funds, whl'e acting a*
eff of the institution.
Sii: ni. r* and Holt have retain**) j
A*' L 'P Sharkieford as coun
!? -umored that a <ban<re of
ven'i w il be .?sked, <toie to the stron* j
pri-i. nhi.h b felt acalnst Sum- 1
lers her in .Ttineau.
If Tvlrteil the men will he s#<n j
to f i ^ r>r mere veam in Uie
i -;^cr>tiary
mi
(By AluskR V?f?i Itarpni.)
WASHINGTON, D C, Jan. 9?
Wm Jennings Pryan today made a
formal statement that he was not a
.-andi-iate for the democratic nomin
ation for the presidency.
MOVE 81)1101
Rumors We afloat thM <J?e old
('emian BllKty building, located on
Sixth avenue, has been purchased by
Tony Stanlsh. wlH be moved down
onto Uroadnray near Third avenue,
and will be used a? a restaurant
Preparations arc rapWly beln*
oarrVd on for the purpose of mov
ins the bud ft tax. imd(* U>e supecrU
lon of S T. Sparks, who has the
(ontract for the Job.
Marshal FYed FY?nw> left ft* Jim
e?i this miming where he will ap
p?*r before the crand Jury.
fcSG
+ + + + + + + + + + tt1,f1*TTrVTTTTT*r
I Hills Bros. Teas
?
+
+
+
+
The demand for these pood- in<Te*j><'s obwdiiy. It is the nat,
?iral demand for a pood product? a product iJurt evAry oonntnseur +
recopni*os as the beet on Uie market We "woanMad th4i ltn? ?"
+
very highly. and puaranlee It? tvurity
+ +
+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
+ 1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
+ +
; P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
RUE IN
NEW YORK!
FIVE LIVES LOST WHEN THE
EQUITABLE TRUST BUILD
ING BURNS.
( I!y Alaska New* Bureau. I
NEW TORK, Jan 9? P*re
<*y destroyed the fire** nine story
>ulk)tn? of th?> Ej;;ila!>le Triart. Co.
here.
The structure was bnilt of wtoeii
and marbV* and la * total *ohk The
financial loss In estimated at tern
million dollars. Fhe lire* were ;o?t
GALE SEPARATES
ITORPEOO FLEET
i bj Alaska New* iMireau.)
HAMILTON, Burrouda. January 8 ? 1
UV>w-n completer out of thetr course .
and partly crippled by the tnrrWV <
winds which have swept. the Atlantic
board, the last few day*. eeven
I" S. torpedo boat* limped into port
today.
Th?y are the rerrwwnt of the tor
;-wJo boa; fieet. ea there! at Hamp
ton Reads for rifie pra fice. Two of
he ships were mfaalnir having b?.
me separated from the feet In
"fie terrible ja^es which have been
***??
616 CONVENTION
IN BALTIMORE
(Ry Alaska New* !:-*rra? t
WASHINGTON. P C fan 9?
The Democratic National Committee
today *ele<*ed Ha 't (more mi the
cHy In which to hold the national
romlnatln* coavent km thk? dimmer.
The date of the M< sw'hertn* ha*
i.ot been set
POLICE ARREST
BANK ROBBERS
CATCH RING LEAOER Or WEST
ERN GANG OF BANK
LOOTERS.
(By Alaska INr????.>
NEW YORK. J*n. ?? John
n*r* a not*d Pacific CBBat ?port.
>a? br*>n arnwt**! !*?> w*J>
,-eira th?? rlrut of th? g*n? o<
i oW>?T? who )oo*?d th?? N?w
..iiate???r b*nk. ?om? fow month*
i/)S ANOKLBB. OBL. J*n 9-ChBn.
rwxwi, form?r?y <* Tbco?>*. **? *r
r<*ted h?T?> lam nf*ht H? to charr
.4 with In th# ?*n? which
roW??Hl tho Toronto B*r.k in N"*w
. lijr Alaaka No** ?ur?a?i >
NOME. Tan ? ? Or?*t
w?* -"nil"*! f>?4> by th? ftnii iH? of
th<- borlv of Mrs J H Wood wif<?
of th* r.nitmfrHtl t*l\mr of Un? bnrk
> eTe ?win^h>R from ft rafW In Ui?+r
lhi-i . wRh life *tU rirt.
H w*s pTfcV^f thi? *h" h??l com
? r<.,i ?i)f r(<l?> sh<> hn?t ?iff*r?l
pwIi fr<*?* t>.?um?<S?nj
ill* Al?wka N?w? Rttrotl'i.)
RERMN. J*n > R??port? from
. ,ri ?h<> <-o?mtrr 'haf a
?cvpt* roM w*tp I* ?pr?n?1iT>(r ov?r
??>?. mtir* ?,mp4r?
WILL CLA YSON-aSL
Shoes for
Women i|||^
Children
We have a large Stock on hand
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
6
l*he Home of Th?55f
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING