No. FIFTKKNTH YKAR
PRICE 10 CENTS
Buy SET FOR
CEltonn.iuil
\\ M s TEHOfi SE TO HONOR KING
S*TcROO JUNE FIRST
CVte C*>c*r* in CcwsW^ea* cn of
4 -?*!-. e*"*. P-p Eve-t Promise* to
-Pest Ew.*
' t s* WMio'xvso
Thi< s t> ?.v.- '? The re'
l>!o of W hrohol?P fo K? ,vl(fbT?'! n
K v v??>*rce \
hiie iV Kinc ?s< Svn ?wi .lun^
? r 0*na ' ?n hrrtUters adti?t
? .i '?*?< ? s"4b'islhv? owst ->m. f.n l
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? <rvsi To t^e :'-d. in o-O - to
? *~:-v !n 1.1 ns in Sfci.wa*.
?x For; a -J. ad ibe Oas :
K v*m the ;>or^v of the vOTivi*
' Tv?-e- ' ? heM it an
v*<':reri fa : tha' th? ?>M N? the
:-i?s?est *r?1 N*M e* ??? vh1 ? th
he era of |?rt?sT?eri"\ trhivh has s?- ?
* Vii >VMrn m*r th? Oit>" h* th?^ R*"
? '* and the eon?e$>:e-'-,i f?- in; <t
aihI han*i * itji tre former. '? .i
falnty 'hat ?V> affaj- ? ili N> ?'f
?
modern trininuncs
rv? the ? River Ka-* ' fo- 1 thoir
*?v*l5ness *nj are *> ilire t* n !i"it
?*e *an;e i evs%IcB?-ci! ? y the r* -
?i>s.rKs of the S'ro'V" * n he say*
i-\ an e.i'.'-xiil ta the Ian e?1i:>or. f
>- v **S"t a? fo" 'o*s
U . v t'o o!ir N 'i to enter' Mn
a -sd i* ihe> n i or.r won \ in
"he "viMiy OM?tes-> they * li )<e i
i^rte to ' It miR not Ne the f:- '
"vRv> PLSC1* ON LO^ER
c \E9 E0*T ROBERT K E9 '
?--? --rce RW?<k more t.i miliar !r
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fr * in th.s t*5aoe that he ?s r.< *
on t? e S:ean"?sr KoN * ; Kerr, ~ht
Vine r-nm 1 "Sanson fo St Vi *?
an.} a:*o ;? - : i?1 r.$ the "
ana to KS -Narks.
He states thai he has a ?<*vi T"?
- ?? a - !. 'vs; ? ' t>.ir. --s st wn ? ?*
np vr\>ant vo hina
TAFT URGES CONGRESS TO
INVESTIGATE PATENT LAWS
WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 11 ? In
s spo? U: to Oonsrc* V% '*v ?
Presntwit Tatt urc*# Coagrces O
tn*ke a thorcmjth investigation of the
p*ter>t Iaws.
JC.0C0 SHRINERS TAKE
P*RT IN FLORAL PAR^VDF
DOS KNUSLSS. CW-, MV II? Tfc*|
M\s^ Shrire^s who h**e beon hold-'
vn-r theiT annual oo?claw? in th:? <">' '
f-v the past fKe day*. finished th- ir
!?Ktrs
t'ro of the mo?t strikinc f? attires
of the *a? the crand f na'e.
n w!:vh oxer forty thousand Shrin- j
<rs participated in the prand flora {
Nirade ?h;.h ond.^l the <TMi>la\e
GLW'e. SAILS FOR HOVE
SKXTT1.K, May 11 <i 'venwr V a 1
t.v K riark arrived in this clty.l
an;-* nil! sail tonicht on the Alaska
s
f..,-?on f<\r .lnneaii
FIGHTS SIX ROUNDS
with broken wrist'
LOS \NGELES. Cal . May ' 1
.lav k White ilefeated KYankie C~>rl >
in This city last night in the twelf h,
round of their mill which ? as f>u.lit
before a oro*xie>d house.
White broke Conley s " list in 'b '
< sth pouT;d. but the fifihi wa.-- ca vie
on fi*r itx marc rowtids before *
le- - seconds \?PPW up the sixince.
OLD TIVER PASSES
THROUGH TO BIG SALMON
V M Walliek. formerly train
?a l? her for the White IVlts at ? ' -
a ; : no* of Seatt)? ,v ; . ?1
the IVdphin lam nicht. and took
train this mornitic for Whrv
or?e. from *here he will eo into
the Pic Sainton, in the tivlnjrstono
? reek di?ttii t where he ha^ rnininc
property.
Mr Walli< k has ><een nf>rkins for
several seasons on this property. and
each year it has shown tin Ivt'er
than the year previous. Th s year
? is V- Wai lick's intent i<m to put
several nien to work. as he believe*
that he has cotten to that point
wh- re he can make a cood stake out
of his dicEins*
DOUBLE SERVICE
HOUSE PRESS?
FAST COLORS
S2.00& $2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Dressing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
Tfw Up-To-Oat# N?b?ros?ber ;?nd Lju'Im Furnl?h?r.
'thirteen cars bring
300 TONS OF COPPER ORE
Adas Mining CJ??V>?tiy ln:re?*lnj
Crew. Vslerle Will Soon te Ship
ping Ore. New M*chire'-y Pe nj
Installed.
Goner*! Manager Greencu . h ad
Snperlntetnlent M?v|i p of the A'|M
Minin.s contpan\ csmo in'o to?n f~r
* few hours on I'M Sa' urdav a d
since then then* have been no Hit
men here who are desirous of work
in* The worktnc f Te? a'c lens
;'u reased as rapidly a< Rood men <*ti
he scoiire! and the 'ncre-ve will <~on
tinne nnill probably two hundred men
v a j work.
\ loivc s'rin: of I :?'?>' o'e 1 * t i o
to the bunker^ at Ska ; a ?v wi h
ever> -outhhoniHl tr iin. The h n. e"*
train of ore which i e? i?a?m?d over
'he White Pa^s r Md vent t.> Sk*?c
wsi Wednesday . when ei hteen ? !M'8
wire taken carrying 'i*1 tons of ore
Tli fsr all ?h> ore i- f o:n 1 ueMo
initio
Work at th ? Va>r| > wav itar'el
t'. ^ week. t!:e mi )iitii>r \ belnj fi el
tip for the first t me last Sundax A
i >-isicnment of new machinery foi
'he Valeria- will bo tnstailel at once.
Considerable do-- elot iront work wi'l
l?e doae at the Valeric before ore is
shir?]"vi. Othor properties held nn "e
bond hy th-> company w.ll 1* op tie i
up kiter.
A number of exr'erl-n el men
from the outside aro expected to a".
? ve in a short time to work on the
v ario?is properties. ? White'o'--o S'a
METHODISTS WOULD LIFT
THE LID ON DANCING
V!N\K \POI.IS. Minn. V?>" "
The Methodist Kpiscopal t'.'tifeie"" e.
which has be? u in session in "'i
city for the past we??k. to k up
the matter of dam-in.:. w.th the \ iev*
of lifUne the ban which has been on
Terpsi< hor s nee the betitinins of 'he
churi h
ROCK SLIDE DOES
SMALL DAMAGE AT WHA3F
At sivhirty this morninc. be
tween five and six tons of ro< k broke
lo.>so front the hiil ovorhancinir the
cattle corrrl at Moore's wharf and
crashed down onto the While Pas.*
Iraek*. complete'* (ntlinc off one
rail, and cine throu-h three ho?*v
? trincrrs. and l raklnc the wat.-r sup
ply pipe to the \\ harr
While it was repot to 1 that there
w?vo several ?nr< I "a ded with row
dier sanding on tho t>-ark nhrre 'he
slide occurred, ttpen invest! ja'Pn it
i* found that the i^rs were up on
tho w>>, near the cemetery. as |t
is the unfaillnc custom to mo\e nil
oars containing expkwlves out lo
this place as soon as they are
loaded
SWAPPED FROM
fit 10 St
GUGGIES TAKE ECCLE9 FROM
INLAND AND PUT ON COAST
Baxter it Fin;t Vic# And Will
Have Active Charge of The Wtter
Trarspcrtaiion cn Coast.
SEATTLE. May l] ? It was author - j
, |iat.| veh announced thit Sarrxiel W.
Eerie? had boon elee'ed as PiwHenl
?>f tho Alaska Steamship Company
ind that Hobert \V. 1 '.ax tor w,i* made 1
ist xioe president
1'residont Eecles lias for a number
of years past been chief tran?po!ta-'
Hon man for tho OfUVenheim 1'ne?. I
being president rf the Copper Rherj
?m.1 Yorth WoMcn ra'iroad in Ahw- '
'nn, tho X< vh !a Northern railway, a: <1
t .. M<-\ r ? mi Hailwav with h< a.^
off loos in New York City
Vice President Hotter will have a
tivo i harco of th?< company
VRS. HUDSON DIES
IN JUNEAU HOSPITAL
J I NEAP, Alaska, May ll-iSpe-,
ial to tho Alaskan) Mrs. I.em E.I
llmKin, who has Ikmi if tho St. An'A
hospital in this city for tho past
month, died this morning at th eo
o' i lock v
Tho body will bo burled in the
?;no'cry hero, and the f neral wijl
bo undor tho auspices of tho Ber.?
\nl?-nt and Pro'e ti\e Order of Elks
and tho Ninons, loth of which or
ders Mr Hudson Is a member.
' >>ephino No s Hud.-'O.i was born
in \orwa> on tho lft'h <iav of Sep
teml>or. 1 boine 37 years old at
? ho time of hor death Sho is sur
vived by h' r husband, l.ein E. HilJ- 1
s >n. and one daughter. Ucilo, four j
voars old
Mrs Hudson hss boon an Inva'id
for the past four yea's, and ?1ie 1 '
from tho offe<t* of earner
Th?> Hock male 'ho trip from,
Haines today, bringing up seven pa*
sonjrers She sai'ed at four this,
afternoon with I passengers, amen*
whom was <?uy S^'perolle. and It
has boon learned on rood auihori'y
that ho will bo married t-? Vt?s
Kthel mark at the homo of her sis
ter. Mrs. F N. Feero 'his evening.
H P. M. IWrkinblno. civil engine?r
and deputy l\ S. Mineral Surveyor
for tho Hafnrs district, arrlvel on
the Dolphin last nuht from H??lre?,
and today defined tho linos of the lot
on which Herman tJrlmm i? hul'dln?
his new saloon
The Spokane will arrive Mon lay
noon with tons of freight and a
big possenger list.
The N. (' company at Fairbanks is
making preparations to protect its
dock for tho time when the lee uoes
out, generally early in May.
Subscribe for Tho Dally Alaskan
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W e cam nothing but the very highest gTade of Cookies, +
Biscuits and Crackers. *
^ ou can feel perfectly sure when ordering either bulk
ot package goods from "us that you will get strictly fresh
and wholesome goods. +
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of package goods and then come in and sample them. .(?
VI e like to have you call and look over our stock ? +
dont be afraid of taking our time. We are here to *
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: P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
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RAIN AND WIND DO
MUCH DAMAGE TO CROPS
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 11? A
heavy rain, driven by a hUh wind,
has been * wiping the western sec
tion* of this stale and Kansas. Great
damage to the early crops I* reported,
and in some instances the wind
Raines sufficient vio'enre to do cwi
"Idenible damage to buildings and
i live stock, although them hfts been
! no reported kws to human life.
ICE GOES OUT AT
DAWSON FRIDAY AT 5
Private advices received In 'hisj
city today give the following report.'
on the river condition
Water at Whltehory I* minim 3j
Inches on the guage, with the river
open to the head of the lake, be la
reported getting soft on the lake
and Is Jammed at Coffee Creek, and
Selkirk while the ce went emit at(
Dawson at o'< lo. k ve?'er?ay a'ter- 1
noon
ll mm-ed imMt f.M.j Thur <'?v nigh' '
ami jammed
The earliest the I o lia-i gone out j
In the past 14 v?>ar? ?a.H the Jih of
May. and the latest ?n< the 17th of
May
JUDGE MABEE. CHAIRMAN
RAILWAY COMMISSION. DEAD
News wa-i rn<e:*ed here Thur*! ay
of the death of Hon J. p. Matee.
chairman of t>,. Cana lia-i Rallwav
Commission. -ays the Whttehorse
Star, which occurred at Ottawa on
Wednesday. The cau^e < f d?a h is
not known here
Tames Tilt Mahee ?as born Nov
ember !*.?!>. and was a Uve in p*ib
lie affair* all his life lie was ad
mitted to th? ba- and pra t|?ed *ur
cessfully In Llstowel, Stratford and
Toronto From '&"> to ??s he was
judge of the high court of justice of
Ontario and during the ??me period
he was chairman of the Inland Wa
ters Commission and < hairiran of a
committee for the coir^oli 'ation of
the statutes of Ontario. He had '
been chairman of the Railway Com
mission sin<-e March 2>. 19?K He
was a Liberal in po'l'les. His wife
died two years ago
?Judge Mabee wa = in WhltohOr*e
last September
Sergl Little. wife and lit'le son
returned on the I i n from Juneau,
where Mr Little went to lake the
eTamtnatlon for promotion to First
Claps Sergeant of the C S Signal
Corp* I
GUGGIE8 WILL
St ON SOUND
TWO MAGNIFICENT SHIPS
WILL COMPETE WITH C. P. R.
Four Million Dollar* to b# Syent Tor
Craft For The S?atii?. Victoria, Van.
couv?r Trade.
victoria. b r.. mat i i ? it *?s
today |rt?rn?"I In this cttjr that the
(Jugg??nhelms Intended to bnl'd '
p?mm at Seattle
The steamers will be a.s fine if
not finer 'han the Canadian Pac|f|r
Steamships Prin<-??? Victoria and
Prince** Charlott*. and will m*ke
the run between Seattle. Victoria and
Vancouver In competition with the
Canadian -raft. It I* r'aimed that
the (?ng?enheims Intend to apend
four million dollar* on the two boats
OTTER CREEK WILL
WORK THIS SEASON
W II Rrethonr, superintendent of
the Mauline Syndicate, operating
mines on Otter Creek. Allln IMstrict
arrived on '.he Dolphin Friday night,
and will continue on to Carcroas
fron. where he will make a special ef
fort to reach Atlin at onc??.
Henry Mauline. president of the
.Mauline Syndicate, left Pari*. Fran<e,
for this place yesterday, and is due
to arrive here June sixth
In speaking of the work of his
company Mr. Bretbour Mid that f r
the past two years the work has all
been in the nature of prosper tin? and
development and that this la the
first year hat his company will real
ly get to actual mining.
Seven thousand feet of lap riveted
steel pipe, dipped In asphaltnm. varv
ing In size from 32 Inch to 2?? in'h
drameW wi|] leave Seattle Jun* 1st
in order to make close connection*
with the opening of navigation Th*
Syndicate will employ from the start
35 men, and as the work progre-;#<=s
more will be added to the crew
I?uring the past two years a per
manent ramp has beer, built, and a
ditch for diverting th?? water to the
pipe line has been con*tructe*j
Th* prospects mate during the
cotirse of development gav? excellent
showing, and by this time next yew.
with a favorable season. Ott?rCre?k
will be among the best producers In
the Atlln Otatrlct
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