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No. I FOCRTKKNTH VKA R. SKAWWAY, ALASKA, ? EPS Us DAY. JUNE 2.. 1*11 CHICK. .?_?*?
SPECIAL TRAIN
10 THE SUMMIT
Mr. H VV. Prodie, G. P A. of the'
i 1 . K . with headquarter*. in Van
cou> er, B. C, arrived 1n Skagway oil
?i.o I'rincws May today 011 a trip
tuning bu*.-ness and pleasure. He
is ^ciompani-Hi by Mrs. Brodie and
K Bograoher Miss Cranston. Mr
C .1 hury. General Manager of the
' "esN rn linrs of the C. P. R.. who
>'*?1 his wife was to have been
w: b the pan.-. was unfortunately
i-?-?a.?ed at Vancouver by the Presi
dent of the C P. R. system.
After spending several' hours <n
' . i Sty, the party were t?ken on a
*1* !sl by th-> White Pass & Ytdton [
Ko?ite this afternoon over the sum
.a. :s the guests of General Man
r?i.r '?i.ke*oa of the White Pass &
Yukon. The ether guests of Mr.
I :? St< : on on this afternoon's special
wen Mr. King of the White Pa.?s.
Mi. t hrimes Mrs. Wadsworth and
Al ss OarlyK\ the latter two named
lid rs being famous big game hunt
"5 ? morrow morning the Princess
\.'ar will stop at Taku on the way
'!"?n giving all the passengers a
splendid view of this noted clarier.
i i? \g "Ooronatk>n l>ay" the ship
a 'II be decorate*! with flags and
b?nt:i.g and tt-e occasion will be ob
served by the firing of a royal salute
an.l < fher proper ceremonies on board
While 'n front of the impressive J
fy ?? of Taku a small boat will put
off f*\ m the ship's side and take a
photograph of the vessel in her gala
c""?-s? An account of the celebration
wil| l? sent eir to the associated
pie-s and the photoeraph with a full
?OH-nt will be sent to the London
papers just o show George V how
tin I -yal subjects can do homage to
hl?n vp in Alaska.
ARE TAK NG TESTIMONY.
tRy Alaska News Bureau.)
S-EaTTLK June 20? The Govern
ra n: Is tod iv taking t?tlmonv in
*i?e ? rse concerning the Hunt group
ot c< ?1 claim.
H. A. Powell and family, of Oak
Ur.d, CaL. ar? enjoying the sights of
the \laskan *''P on the Spokane.
Pierre Wibeaux. the noted traveler |
Ctooi Prance, is a passenger on the
Spokane and took the trip to the
s ITiUlit.
IDAHO HAS
A SENSATION
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
'DAHO FALLS, Idaho, June 21?
\ .t 'irn of terror was started in this
city .Saturday riftht, ?h.>n train ban
ds* Whitney lr.lled the conductor of
a trvn which he was attempting to
h M up. Whitney has since killed
'hr* *? more persons and is now rld
ir v ahead of a posse, and headed ;
??s' He is making his way to
Jackson's Hok> Wyo.. where he will |
t?e < omparatively safe.
GUESTS ARRIVE
III WASHINGTON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
n vslHNC.TON, 1? C . June L'O
Koll wing th Invitation issued to
't, > i latlves of ail th-- presidents
t,' p'.?nd President Taf's silxer an
i,:v???.ry, a'l trains arriving 'n this
arc briaeing the gi ests from
c? , ? y direcUm.
GREWSOME FIND
IN THE WRECK
(Bv Alaska News Bureau.)
scum hers in the wreck of the Maine
' ?'\t found a little pile of five hu
tur. i bones which are all blackened
aid encrusted with coral.
Miss Mary I ord. daughter of the
Pi os dent of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, is a passenger
on the Spokane.
T?ar. Cupid, who has 'raveled with
'bo Spokane on nearly all of her
'r.ps North, \.i assisting Mrs. Hart
pr.de. It !s said that he knows
thv Indian River Walk la Sitka, even
...tt^r than Mrs. Hart doer
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SHEPHERD PLAIDS. NURSES
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made for
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Th? Up-To-Data Habardash ar and Ladlaa Furnlahar. j.
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WILL LEAVE
NEKI WEEK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
sJHTTLE. June 21? Ex-Governor
Praprr, of Ma^^chusotts who Is vis
iting in this city, has announced
that he will c ? to Southeastern Al
?vAa next w- '-V and If he time per
i iis, he will, on his return to Ju
IV <ii, po out 1o Seward and Yalde*
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C ilTLAND, Ore. June 21 Blood
hounds have In en placed on the
trail of the robbers who Sunday moria
i ? 1 1 Id up the Southern Pacific
train at l>raiii, Oregon. The blood
he inds after striking the (rail have
siarted in th? direction o'i the coast
ON II TABLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MX)N, ,1'ine 21 The kinc and
?liieen last nishl Rave a gorKeous
ShaV spearean ballt and were hosts
also at a banquet which preceded the
h :1 and at wl ich fifteen million dol
i.n'j. rvorth of plrfte was used.
F. 1. CtiNGDON
IS IN 101
Anting the rt rivals on the Prin
o ss lay thir afternoon, was Prod
T. C\>> gdon. n cmber of Parliament for
Yukon Territory, who is on his way
ti Ivwson.
Mr Congdon stated that in his
cp?nion reciprocity is only a matter
f :i few days, as the measure is as
fnrod in the Crnadian Parliament and
v ill pobably he passed in the 1*. S
Sv-nMe this ninth.
Mr. Con fid on will leave for Dawson
it.moriow morning and will make a
h'i; ried trip a< he has to be back in
Ottawa on Julv 18.
Wo-d has leen received in this
from Cordova, to the effr t
tun . little WIM Clayson, who was in
jured about a year and j? half aeo,
is jetting th? use, to a certain ?ex
ton'. of his lower limbs.
WICKERSHMN
SCORES RECALL
(By Alaska News Rureau.)
N'EW HAVSN, June 2*? ? At the
?? a.*i?;.tlon exfrclsea horj this af- ,
t rnttnti. Attorney Gene<-il cwirge W.
W'k?t>hani wis the print 'pal speak
? r ni d In his address h? scored the
iii' i.iive and referend i n and the
HOUSE PASSES
WOOL TARIFF
(By Alaska News Bureau >
Washington, t>. v.. June 21
I'he House late yesterday afternoon !
p>;a?tl the I'nderwood Wool Tariff
P , x i on Bill. Senator Kllhu Ror>' j
?it Ni w York la today making a
In 'he Senate supporting his j
iiciment to the Reciprocity bill
Boiloi IN
LOS ANGELES
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGK1 KS, Jun^ 20 ? Great
oxiHement ?hs caused In labor
<? r> . s here > esternay when a bomb
f ' .1 with Riu<otton was found In
i k 11 of Hecords.
TODAY TUFT
WAS CREMATED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
town of Taft was today wiped com- J
l,l< Vy of? the map. The destruction
el * nc place was by fire and of In
v-'i '.'fry origin There is no cine at
pr, sent to 'he perpetrators of the
c i ' . > ?.
Lr.fr Spray leturned an the Hum
bjidt last night, after five months
sj.?nt In Seattle.
,T. S. Cownn the Nef York Life
man, i.rrived on the M ?y. and will
vr?'u !?-ave fo * Dawson,
Tin re will ht a meellng of the i
Fourth of Jn'v commit '<?? tonight at
? nc iO!ty Hall rt 7:30.
H. W. Vance and wife came over
y? . 'orday fro:n Oarcross and will go
\> Vnucouver, for a business trip.
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We are nlways pleased to show the goods *
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For the camp fire cook our "Hills Bros." *
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J. P. HIT OF
KENTUCKY DEAD
(By Alaska Newa Bnrewu.)
'..KBANON, K y., Tune 20 J?l?M
Pror'or Knott former mTernor of
l?:? State, am! for many yeara on*
"f liie representative* of K^ntnrky
In t nitres*, died he->* late last
? from a complIra?kn of *
tASQA
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VERY SLOW
(By Alaska New* Bnreao.)
\\ ASHINOTON, D. r . Jtine 2?
; l'M l|th th".o hs? he >n MHIe but
hearsay evident In the f/>rfm?>r re
i t . ? tuition today. th ? probe will
ti.'rper than the oth* f investlg*
( .fit. wim. an 1 some *en*etlonal ?f'
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(Bj AUtska News Ffcirwui I
'VASHINOTON, P. June 2*? I
Tli House it.nulry Into the flngar
Y. i*t develops the Idea that 'b'
j,rr.?-' 'ith>n 'a trying to eonn?"-t III*
higher-tips wih the w* Igl.lng fraud* j
' i it <nii*ed I'.c Investigation.
Fr.*?l E f-ander and hi* *on
Merry, nudp "ho ronnd (?lp to Skag
Mr*. J. Br?vig, K. A. Hrown and I
t . Kelly ar? F'fth Avnne gne*f?.
having arrive 1 on the HnmboMt.
A. J. Brent, the furniture dealer of
I. is Vngeles, r- !th hi* fan.lly. aro an
t,.c i>a**enK"~ list of lh.- Spokane.
Mi. and Mr* C. 8. Ch'nery arrlv
?d on the train last ni tht and will
1. a< on the May tonight for a short
'rip *o the State#
BURNED IN 1
(By Alaaka N*wa finrwun.)
MWJI!, B?lfli?m. Jon* 2*-- Atta
in I anrtron i.aa fenrn*.! *o In
? i >air tila afternoon wh?n ?h'? *??
tank on hi* a?ropfein*
n? tr h?>r? In th? rar? aronrwt F.nrnp+
wain. from Pari*
7hr#?> dnt har? r?onW#?l from
tn'* rar# aJr????r
(By Ala?ka N#wa >
N'K* TORK, Jnft* 2-? TV?? m*?
irilf havlnt th? raa- In rh#r?*.
r)i ; im thai MM Oraham and h?r
i; h dW not intend '# kill mflllon
jii,. ^?ok*?. an<l th?r?>'nr? f?ft ??'??!
ll>? h*ll to I5.WW ra -h Th?- Mil
*u t #if f?rn'alt??1 and ?h?? pfllmln
itv i arlne ?iH b? h?M Thnrarfay
ONE raw FOB
(By Ala?ka N?w* Ri^raaa >
san francisco. J'm? 3* r.im?r
rm!th. tk? mar. who waa
l*? v ^ of tli# Hflffih iM' boW rnh
tt tr. waa rol ?T ?*nt?nr#?l to a?r??
?i >*ar In S*r Qw^ntln
?KNOCKOUT" BROWN WINS.
(By Alaaka N#wa Rht?*?? >
Al. HAN'T. X T.. J?n?> 2?- "Kno^k
on. prown l??t al?l?t, pnt "Bant"
5)m< y. a kKal fatorltf U alo^p in
i* f.wirth r??n<l of what waa lo
?r , . h*#n * t-n wind !?*??
Mr* R W rh*pm*n. an aunt of
Mr r*(Wlar, < ( the Hrn of Whttnoy
?. ' rfillar. <>f WWfefcor* arrl*-d on
th< '-.pokan* tM? morni:*. and
on th. train fot WlltrtWW*
JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN'
: and INFANTS'
\ SHOES
They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
\ WILL CLA YSON
Gothier
The Home of The
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