THE DAILY ALASKAN
OITV QFPICIHL PHPER '
IX. SKAGWAY, A.L1SKA, THURSDAY AUGUST 16 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
HELL BREAKS LOOSE IN
RUSSIA AGAIN
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Warsaw, Aug. 16? Kevolu'ionists
y est e -day began another slaughter of
police, geudarmes anil infantry. It is a
revolt from the arrests following the
ilisolutiou of the ilouma. Fifty police
meu, gendarmes anil infantrymen were
shot in different portions of this city
this forenoon. The police tireil into a
crowil this morning killing 15 and
wounding 130.
I he troops were reinforced this after
uoon and cleared the streets by the use
of bayonet>.
All the shops in the c.ty are closed.
There have bem more than 100 ar
rests and all the ambulances of the
police department and hospitals are
kept busy handling suspects and the
woundetl.
More trouble is expected.
Yesterday was a Catholic holiday and
the trouble was stirted by people who
were not working.
Warsaw, Aug. 16? Reports show that
in a dozen other cities police are being
murdered throughout all Poland. In
coming trains are being stopped, dyna
mited and robbed of all the treasure
which they might have on board.
Odaua in Turmoil
Odessa, Aug. 16? Terrorists have
inaugurated a murderous attack on the
policj patrol in this citv. They used
dynamite bombs freely. Six soldiers,
three policemen and the wife of a police
captain were killed by bombs here this
morning. Reports show that similar
attacks are being made elsewhere.
, Caucaiia Under Martial Law
St. Petersburg, Aug. 16 ? The whole
of Caucasia is under martial law on ac
count of the numerous revolutionary
outbreaks thar have occurred there.
The troops are already in conflict with
the revolutionists at several places.
W. C Angle Bny? Residence
W. C. Anjrel purchased the Barthel
residence at Fourteenth avenue and
State street which he has been occupy
ing for some time. The consideration
was 5&H).
B. M. Simpson Will Remain
B. M. Simpson, the shoemaker, who
had made up his mind to leave Skag
way Jand who so informed many of his
faiends and patrons, has changed bis
mind and will remain here. ,
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GALE'S MAJORITY IS GROWING
Nome and vicinity adds to majorities for non-partisan
candidates? Swineford and Mellen not in running
at Nome and other Seward peninsula precincts
Nome- Aug. 15? In Nome the result of yesterday's election in the city precincts was
as follows:
Short Term? Waskey. 803;Murane, 645; Swineford. 12.
Long Term? Gale, 737; Murane. 669; Mellen. 173,
In the precincts outside of the city the result was as follows:
Short Term? Waskey, 717; Murane, 169; Swineford, 34.
Long Term? Cale, 660; Murane, 201; Mellen, 25.
AFTER THEM
| Poachers May be Charged |
With Piracy
, [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
j Seattle, Aug. 16? Before leaving for
San Francisco yesterday, Solicitor
Sims, of the department of commerce
and labor, under whose department
comes the enforcement of the anti
, alien fishing act, said the Japanese seal
| poachers who are being sent to the
Juneau jail will probably be tried for
piracy. He declared the law indefinite
| on the subject. He said the govern
| nient is determined, if possible, to
| make an example of the poachers.
Mr. Sims will submit the matter to
Secretary Metcalf, of commerce and
labor, who is now in San Francisco, and
if he shall so decide, the charge of
piracy wfll be filed. If it can be sus
tained and convictions secured the pen
alty will be death.
JEEEERSON IS
AT SEATTLE
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Aug. 16? The Alaska Steam
ship Company's liner Jefferson arrived
here last night from Skagway.
Train Dilayid an Hoar
j The White Pass train did not leave
j forWhitehorse this morning until 10:30.
| It was held that for Princess May and
the commission representing the |Do
minion government which will Investi
gate the White Pass freight and pas
senger tariffs. Word was received
chat the May would not arrive until
late, so the train proceeded,
A Gnarantaad Car* For Piles
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protiuding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re
fund money if pazo ointment fails to
cure in 6 to 14 days. 50 cents.
POTTED FLOWERS ? Cho'ce plants
I for sale at the Northend grocery. t-f
AT MADRID
W. J, Bryau and Parfy
Kuacb Spaoish Capital
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Madrid, 'Aug. 16? William J. Bryan,
the American statesman, and his wife
and the other members of his party,
reached here yesterday evening.
WILiir I 116
American Naval Parade will
Show Streu?;th
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Washington, Aug. 16? The strength
of the entire Atlantic fleet, which wilt
pass in review before President Roose
velt in September, will be greater than
any similar assemblage of American
war vessels. The ships will carry 1200
guns and 16,000 men.
COITAGf IN
Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's Liner Here
The Cottage City arrived in port at
1 o'clock this afternoon with 25 passen
gers and 300 tons of freight for this
city. She will sail for the south this
evening at 11 o'clock going by way of
Sitka. She will be at Haines for two
or three hours on the way south, having
75 tons of freight for that place.
The best meals and best service at
Skagwa.v can be secured at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. tf
New Goods
Arriving on every Alaska S- S- Co.
boat, Our aim is to keep fresh goods
and keep it moving.
Place your order with us for fruit
jars, .jelly glasses, jar rubbers, caps etc.
We make a specialty of Fancv
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GOV. SWINCfORO
SWEEPS KETCHIKAN
Ketchikan, Aug. 14? (Special Corre
spondence) Gov. Swineford swept Ket
chikan at today's election. The result
was as follows:
Short term? Swineford, 148; Murane,
38; Waskey, 3.
Long term? Mellen, 77; Cale, 59;
Murane, 48.
geTback
Guggenheim Party Returns
From Dawson
The Guggenheim party returned
from Dawson last night and will leave
for the south on the Princess May. The
members of the party express them
selves as being delighted with the trip
and tbe northern country.
Daniel Guggenheim, president of the
Guggenheim Exploration Company, aod.
of the American Smelter & Refining
Company, says he is splendidly satisfied
with the investments of his company in
Atlin and Dawson.
The company will complete its three
dredgers in the Dawson country this
year. It is hoped that it will have the
work done in time to get them to work
this year. The dredgers are located on
Lower Bonanza and in the Klondike
valley. A large power plant is also be
ing built which will provide the motive
power for the dredgers. It will utilize
water power.
Dirigo Sails Tonight
The Dirigo, which has been discharg
ing its 300 tons of freight since yester
day morning, will sail tonight.
Dolphin Sails South
The Dolphin sailed for the south at 8
o'clock last night with 45 passengers
from SKarway and the interior.
I The Fifth Avenue dining rocm is
open to the public. It has been reno
vated and is the largest and handsomes
in the city, and the service is the bestt
Steamed Clams Tonicht
Hot steamed clams will be served at
the Mascot saloon tonight, free to
patrons of the popular house.
CLEAN SWEEP FOR
CALE AND WASKEY
Wi?h 85 per cent of the returns of
Tuesday's election in Thomas Cale and
Frank H. Waskey have practically two
votes for each one cast for Murane,who
takes second place In the running
Cale has carried all three of the divis
ions while Waskey loses the first to Gov.
Swineford by a large plurality.
The following is a summary of the
returns:
Short Term
Division Swinef'd Waskey Murane
No. 1 797 201 250
No. 2 483 1948 802
No. 3 40 1520 .'..814
Total 1326 3669 1866
Long Term
Cale Murane Mellen
, 556 241 433
.2136 803 339
.1397 870 198
. 40S9 1914 970
FIVE DIE
Heat Kills Grand Army
Veterans
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 16 ? Follow
ing the Grand Army parade yesterday,
five veterans collapsed and died as tha
result of the excessive heat. The dead
include Charles ICeeting, of New Or
leans, commander of the department of
Louisiana; Thomas Martin, vice-com
mander of the department of the Poto
| mac; George Penny Logan, of Iowa,
and two others. The fatigue of tha
march in the seething sun was too
much for their enfeebled consiitutions.
Fairbanks Insane Go South
Deputy United iSt^tes Marhal John
H. Robinson and two guards, with two
insane men and an insane negro woman
arrived on the train last night and sail
ed on the Dolphin.
H. D. Clark's Ranch
Headquarters for Alaska grown pro
ductions wholesale and retail, cabbaje,
celery, etc. Good new early Ohio
potatoes at J2.25 per 100 lbs. phone 131
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