TOWN OF 500 INHABITANTS BELIEVED 1
TO HAVE BEEN S1EPT INTO SEA
s?i>t 5 -It IS sieved
.unft Juriti* tb?' storm which pre
not owe of th? 500 inhabitant# o<
.1 . r. i. .? totally Inundated
at the ttiue the wate.s roll?xl over
ceived from various points uIoiik
U?s of life as the result of tli??
ei>ttre South Carolina coast yester
Whlle It Is known that tl?e lo**
if life Is something lu tho neighbor
hood of thirty rumors are current
that thU number will bo greatly
reeded, wbll? figures compiled from
th< reports ulreudy to bund show
that the property loss will exceed
three million dollars.
Many v6M*ls were driven ashore
Hud wrecked, und until the passen
(er lists and nauict of the various
news can be chocked up. It will be
Impossible to get an accurate list of
TTie dead.
providing for tli.- proper charting
The action of Senator potndwtur
>1 I JERK'S KUIKNOS STILL
KIUHTI.N'U IMfK-iCHMKNI'
'???.ldrU nio4? net-tin* neld in this
city ia?t ulghl a resolutiou was U
lauimousl} adopted protecting a
Kaiiuit the impeachment of Cover
?? is>-? ' iiv Governor Id make u full
NO CONCH SHI.VS KKA('HKI)
AS TO WOKTH OK
JISTK'K DKMHS THAWS
WRIT OK 1'ROHUUTION
Thaw was arraigned before the Jus
tice lu this city yesterday, he told
border. The trip was a most excit
ing one, and showed that It had be*.i
i tleut over to the American uuthor
E. S Wilkinson, surveyor and en
gineer from Atlln, arrivde in Ska^
i ho Hollow on the stage
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San Francisco. Sept. 5 ? Yoster
day afternoon Camlnettl wan put on
the stand In his own behalf, and
stated that It was fear that drove
him to Reno. lie said that It was
not for the purpo.se of placlug the
woman In a house of prostitution
that he took her to Reno, and that
he had no Intention of using her for
the purpose of making money. I
was merely the fear of exposure
that drove him to Reno, as ho be
lieved his wife might find out that
he was living with I?oIo Norris.
It in thought that the case will
be given to the Jury lato this at
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JtNK.U OX KIKSI' BOAT
Valdez. Sept. 5 ? Tho revenue cut
ulugs and the other officers of the
?loatlng court ?rrlvod here at 3 o'
clock Saturday afternoon.
Judge Jennings will loavo for Ju
nouu on the first Southbound steam
<t. He will hold a court at Jun
Judge Jennings reports a splend
id trip and fine weather nearly all
the time.
The Thetis brought olght prison
ers to Valdez.
FLIC COSTS
ANOTHER LIFE
Sun Dlogo, Sept. fi ? Lieut. Love,
of the U. S. Army Aviation corps,
while making u demonstration be
fore tho heads of IiIh department
yesterday ufternoon, while ut an al
titude of over three hundred ft, lost
I control of his monoplane, and fell
<o tho earth from that height and
I wan dashed to deuth.
Tho demonstration was being wit
nessod by u largo number of people
mid It uppeared that the Intrepid
blrdmun had pcrfect control over
his machine, whon It wus noticed
i hat he uppeared to bo making rap
Id movements about the various
parts of the machinery, and almost
instantly tho muchlne collapsed,
hurling Lieut. Love to the ground.
Los Angeles, Sept. & ? Jess Wll
lurd's attorney sprung a surprise
on tho prosecution und court today
when his trial wug brought up 011
? the churge of causing tho death of
I Hull Young on August 22. The
, . lulm Is made that Young's death
was tho result of a surgical opera
1 ion, when Dr. Griffith removed a
I'ortlon of the skull of the dead man
10 relievo a pressure on tho brain.
1 'lulm ltlglit to I ho
Force to Expel AgUutlo
Washington, Sopt. 5 ? At yester
day's session of tho congressional In
vestlgaUon of the Virginia coal mln
era' actions during the lato strike,
the operators testified that they had
a perfect right to keep agitators off
from their property, using force If
necossary.
A. J. Haker has purchased tho L.
K. Hudson homo, tho transfer of
the deed being placed on record
yesterday. The price potd for the
property in $750.00.
To Prospectors !
EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
nnn TTY We consider quR,ity
^ ^ the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite ccmpirison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
shipments wlu irr?df
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
HI TTV There is no duty on
" * * * American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give yOu all the
information and assistanoe in our 'power
P. H. GANTY.
IMS if US OPIIIPC
AS WOOOROW OR IIILLM
Vuru Cruz, oept U- MtinUfl Dcz
uiuncona, plnylng the samo role for
President Huortu, as John Lind
played for President Wllsou, passed
'('.rough tills city yosterduy euroute
lo Washington. Ho will k o to the
cuiillol of the Unltod Status and
i hero luy boforo President Wilson
I he claims of President Huertu.
Mr. Llnd Is still In this city, hav
'iiK returned yesterday from u short
trip Into the Interior, where he wont
to Investigate what was bellvced to
be a nost of bandits.
Washington, Sept. 5 ? President
Wilson and Socretnry Bryan are verj
o|>tlmlstlc over the ultimate out
iiorae of the ponce negotiations now
1 ending with President Huerta.
In mi Interview had with these
centUmen this morning, they #tato
; from the -iuforiilutlou they have at
liuiid, they bellevo that HU?rtu will
1 not be a candidate tor the presiden
ts of the Mexican republic at the
? .< ct Ion to be held In October.
Mexico City, Sept. 5 ? Neither th?
American embassy nor tho Mexican
Korolgn office share In tne optim
um which Is no evident In Washing
ton i J the officials there as to an
J early tolutlon of the difficulty which
prevents a peace pact bet we* u this
country and ne United Sta.cc being
| arrived at.
HSIMOIf OF 101 WRECK
HELD BEHIND CLOSED OOOOS
Now Haven, Sept. 6 ? The pub
lic has boon burred from hearing
i lie evidence In the Investigation of
the cause of tho wreck of the White
Mountain express which occurred
rear this pluce lust Wednesday
morning, when the second soctlon of
tho Bar Harbor Limited, on the
Now "York, New Haven ami Hart
ford railway crashed Into the Whlt?
Mountain Kxpress, telescoping two
coaches of the latter.
Thirteen persona were killed anil
about fifty Injured. In the wreck
Both trains were heavily loaded with
sleeping excursionists returning to
the city from the fashionable sum
mer resort, after spending Labor
Day there.
GAXTYS WILL KVINKIDK KKOM
BKNXKTT TO ATI.IN"
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ganty wero
passongers on this morning's train
for Bennett, tvliere they will begin
u cruise of the lake and river prob
|tbly as far as At 11 n.
Mr Ganty took with him an Ev
lnrudo gasoline motor, which he will
attach to a small bout, und with a
carefully selected fishing und hunt
ing outfit, Mr. and Mrs. Ganty an
ticipate some fine sport. They ex
spect to be gone about five days.
The Princess Sophia sailed list
night at 9:20 with fifty-six passen-j
irers besides her round trippers.
I.KTTKKS SHOW OIIKKKS
COMMITTED HOUUUiLK CltlME
Sofia, Sept. 5 ? The government
yesterday printed a number of let
ters which had been captured front
mutl boxe< which showed that the
Greeks had committed horrible
crimes In the villages which fell In
to theTr hands during the month of
July. This Is done to show that the
Tuiks ha"3 not committed half the
dastardly acts wfhlch the Greeks had
donej
The Alaska S. S. Co's big liner
Alameda arrived yesterday aftor
noon at 3:05 and sailed for tho
westward at 9:20 with a large
freight and passenger list.
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