THE DAILY 'mWf ALASKAN
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, 1;^ TENTH YEAR 9RA0WAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY JULY 10 1907 : PRICE 10 CENT8
WAR TALK ONCE MORE
Reports from various centers indicate strained relations between the United
States and Japan? Japanese at the Hague Peace Conference openly confess
mistake of Mikado in permitting concentration of fleet? Japan seeks to gain
tirhe by talk or Peace? Russia remain neutral
{Spe^al Dispatch to O^y Alaak?n)
London, July 10? A correspondent
wires from the Hague that the rela
tions between the United States and
?Japan are somewhat strained arising
out of the Japanese school question In
San Kranclsco, Japan has sent a
number of categorical notes to the
United States that uoless the latter
I government is able to control th6
actions of California, Japan will feel
free to act against ihem.
O y ii CoiCmiIok
The Hague, July 10 ? Japanese who
are attending the peace conference
here, openly state that it is a mistake
on the part of Japan to allow the Unit
ed States to concentrate her fleet on
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the Paciflc. They say that If japan
[?tends to have war she should strike
before the United States are able to
' transfer the fleet of battleships to the
I Pacific.
T?rp*do riMt
Washington, July 10? Naval strate
gists here who have given much time
. to the consideration of the present sit
[ nation, are very strongly urging the
neoessity of having a large fleet of tor
pedo boats and torpeJo .boat destroyers j
to accompany the fleet of b.ittleshlps to
the Pacific.
Two N ?w Cruiien!
San Francisco, July 10? Two new
cruisers, the California and the New
Orleans, are to be placed iu commission
in about two weeks.
Storet Service at Work
Washington, Jul; 10? It has become
known here from reliable sources that
secret service agents who are now at
work in Japan in tbe interests of the
United States have notified the admin
istration that the mikado is bending
all his energies to rush preparation for
war witb the United States. They
declare that the talk of good feeling
between the two countries la promul
gated for the purpose of gaining time.
Naral Department Bu?r
Washington, July 10? The navy
department is rushing the tleet o
battleships to the Pacific with all
possible speed. The opinion seems to
prevail in official circles that war is
coming soon, consequently everything
is being done to be prepared >iu that
event,
Jap Admiral Talks
Tokyo, July 10? Admiral Sakatomo,
of the Japanese navy, in talking of the
United States navy and its equipment,
says the American naval officers are
dandies, arid without technical training
necessary for successful watfare.
Admiral Evans Replies
New York, JulyllO? Admiral Evan*,
In replyitj* to the criticism of the
United States naval officers by Admiral
Salcatomo, says that we do not talk
about our accomplishments, but that
action will tell in the future as it has
done In the past.
Russia Predicts War
St. Petersbuag, July 10? Newspapers
here are very free in predicting war
between the United States and Japan.
They declare that in the event of war
Russia must remain neutral.
MANY DIE
Vice-President Fairbanks to
Arrive at Seattle
(Special Dispatcn to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle. July 10? Secretaiy of L?bor
and Commerce Garfield has arrived
here. Vice-President Fairbanks is due
to arrive this afternoon. It is expected
that twenty special Christian Endeavor
trains will arrive in the course of the
day.
MISS MVRItK
SHOWERED
A pleasant surprise was tendered Miss
Viola Myrick by Miss Rhoda Ashley at
the latter's home last evening, taking
the form of a china shower, each of
the guests presenting Miss Myrick with
a daimy cup and saucer, the whole
forming a most enviable collection.
The unique feature of the occasion
was the decorations. Eich of the guests
appearing kln dainty gowns garlanded
with sweet peas of varied hues, while
the guest of honor was arrayed In white
with sweet peas to correspond. A most
delightful evening was spent by all
present.
POPULAR R. N. W. P. j
CAPTAIN MARRIED!
Captain John McDonald, of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police and Miss
Blanche Pare, daughter of Dr. Pare of
tho Koy.il Northwest Mounted Police,
were inarritd yesterday at Whitehorse.
Tney will arrive on this evening's train
noil will be southbouud passengers on
I the Friuceas Beatrice
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AFTER BAIL
Sehmitz Makes Another Ef
fort For Bdil
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, July 10? It is reported
; here that Sehmitz will make another
' effort to secure ball tomorrow.
ON STAND
Moy^r Will Testify Against
the Piukertoiis
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise, July 10 ? It is expected that
Moyer will take the stand this after
noon. He will testify to the effect that
the Pinkertons manufactured the
evidence which they introduced,
TROOPS WIN IN
MIMIC FIGHT
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Port Townsend, July 10? In a mimic
attiick between representatives of the
army and I navy at Fort Flagler, the
fleet was repulsed by the troops.
The Fifth Avenuf hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry in all
the north.
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JOINS IN
Kellogg Joins Roosevelt
In Harrimau Case
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, July 10 -Attorney Kel?
logg together with President Roose
velt is urging the prosecution of Har
riman under the report of the interstate
commerce commission in connection
with the merging of western railroads.
(ALLS STRIKE
Chairman Small Will Call
Men Out Snntlay
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
San Franclsto, July 10? Small leaves
this place for Chicago today where he
will call a strike Sunday. He has
wired President Roosevelt that the
companies have refused negotiations.
COL. GREENE
VISITS WHITE HORSE
Among the guests of General Mana
ger Berdmin hi private car en route
to Whitehorse this morning were Col
one1 and Mrs. H. A. Greene, of Fort
Seward, Mrs. Lewis Tompkins, of Fisb
Iclll on Hudson, and Miss Norcross of
Derby, Connecticut.
Mrs. Tompkins and Miss Norcross
have been ttfe ^guests of Col. and Mrs.
Greeae at Ft. Seward for sk veral weeks
past aud never tire of expressing their
delight over the beauties of the Alas
kan scenery. The pleasure of their visit
has been greatly enhanced by the var
ious social functions given in their hen
or at the fort, none of which c iuld pos
sibly afford them more pleasure than
their present trip to the interior, to
which they have been looking forward
with keen anticipation since their ar
rival. The party wili return on tomor
row's train,
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WANTS MORE
Wren After Another Fight
For Squires
,
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco. July 10 ? Backer Wren
cables from Australia that be will give
Burns $2500 and all (fate receipts for
another fight with Squires.
BOAflWS
Farallon, Dolphin and Prin
cess Beatrice Arrived
Whitehorse, July 10? Up stream the
Casca was at Yukon Crossing at 2:30
o'clock and the Whitehorse arrived
here at 6 o'clock this morning-. The
Selkirk arrived at 8:30 last night with
26 passengers.
Down stream. The Dawson sailed
last night. The Selkirk will sail at 9
o'clock tonight.
Next sailing. The Whitehorse will
sail Friday the 12th.
Glnaner Arrive*
Caribou, July 10? The Gleaner ar
rived here at 8:30 this morning with 13
passengers snd 45 tons of ore from the
Venus mine, Conrad.
Farallon in Port
The Farallon arrived yesterday at 4
o'clock with 90 tons of freight and 300
sheep. She sailed today at 10:30 a. m.
Beatrioe Roacheu Port
The Princess Beatrice arrived at 4
o'clock this morning with 25 passengers
and 354 tons of freight and three day's
mail. She sails at 9 o'lock tonight.
Dolphin in Port
The Dolphin arrived at 8 o'clock this
morning with 51 passengers, 90 tons of
freight and one day's mail. She bad 23
round trippers. The Dolphin will sail
at 9 o'clock tonight.
City oi Seattle Cumins
A dispatch received by Agent Stuart,
of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany states that the City of Seattle
sailed at 11 o'clock last Dight.
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