THE DAILY "^T ALASKAN
OITV QFRC1HL PHPER _
IX. ^RAGWAY, ALASKA. FRIDAY MARCH. 2 1906 PR'CK 10 PEN'S
Stage L?at?? for Dtvion
Whitehorse, March 2? A White Pass
stage left fop Dawson at 9:45 a. m. to
day, with two passengers, TOO pounds
of mail and two tons of freight.
A stage left yesterday afternoon with
seven through passengers, 700 pounds
of mail and 1,100 pounds of freight.
Na Pico- for Tr*mja
Warning ii being sent out by the
prospectors and miners in the Yentaa
district that people coming there should
be well provided with provisions. It is
co place for tramps. No one in the
district has more provisions than neces
sary for his own use, Yentna is at the
head of Cook inlet.
DR. B'UGHMAN
HANGS OUT SIHNGL
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Dr. J. A. Haughman, who came fvo
Skagway to Seward on the Farallon I
engage in the practice of his profe
; sion, has taken the front part of the ol
I Coleman cafe for an office. It has bee
arranged into seperate rooms to su
? the requirements of a physician's offid
? Seward Gateway.
Open Day aadNleUt
The Srattle saloon is open ilay an
night. FrienJsof the house and th
public generally will be welcomed ?
any hour. The plac? is always con
comfortable
gp "?TTTHinMM? ?? ? |
I Watch this Space for
Carpet
furniture
j Wallpaper
Sale
HARRISONS'
Furniture Store
'Phones No- 4- and 55
?~ " a** Jjid jm
Until further notice
I
our store will be
open evenings
f fi- Clayson & Co,
THE ONE TRICE CLOTHIER
LAG KST CLOTH rVO ASD FCRN'IHniO Tamm4W <ui4 Dm/Iih?i.I
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OK ALASKA. J OUtii iJItU IJ j\ till J S.
GOVERNORSHIP CONTEST IS
NOT Vtl ENDED
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.]
Washington, March 2? The fight tor
the AU.ska governship has cot end?.d
but is being prosecuted with as much
energy as ever. Capt D. H Javis, to
't. whom the position has been ofTered, has
it ; not yet communicated wi;h the prcsi
I jdent.
- John G Heid has telogrsphed the
president from Juneau that he is still in
I I the race. It is admitted here, however,
IjU- S- and Germany Ar
range Tariff
jl
f (Special Dispath to the Daily Aiaskm.l
? i Washington, Mar.>:. 2? Thr tariff w?r
? that was threatened between the Uniied
States and Germany has been averted.
Yesterday ^'resident lloosevelt issued a
) proclamation prov ding for the coll'-c
, tion of the minimum duties on certain
? articles as provided for in J-ect'on 3, of
' the Dingley ect. imported from Ger
many. In exchange for th s action on
. the part of the president the Gorman
? covernment will concede the minimum
' tariff rates of that country on products
t imported from the United States.
?| Under a new German law it is pro
T.ded that a higher duty must be in.
[ p>*ed upon imports from those cout ?
i tries that make no special tariff cini- s
i : s'.ons to Germany. Thela?ntnt into
effect March 1, and under Its terms the
United States would be one of these
countries that would hare to pay the
maximum tariff duties. The arrange
ment stated has avoided thav
1 The articles upon which a lower
tariff will be charged hereafter when
imported from Ger many int ;ude ci udt
' tartar, wines, liquors, pain'incs, statu
arv, coffee, tea and tisquio and v^n 1 a
beans
I RAcrs m
Whites aud J^egroes Are
Fighting ia Ohio
? I (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
?| Spingfield, O., March 2? Probably
' the most severe race war that ever took
place in a northern state is in progress
at this place. Mobs are burning down
houses and committing other depreda
! tions in spite or the fact that the sta'e
militia is arriving on the scene and
j already here in force. Gov, Pattison
has ordered several more companies to
proceed to the scene of conflict.
The trouble over the killing of Brake
man Davis, a white man, by a negro
named Ladd.
You can get a bo* of fresh candy at
the Boss BaK'try for25 cents. tf
I that Heid has no chance to secure the
! appointment.
A few days a?o an effort was made :ci
secure the appointment by a new candi
date who la unnamed but said to be a
man with an unfortJnnt a court record.
He called on the pres. dent and said thst
neither W. B. Hofcnti nr John P.
Clum are entitled to the position at1
both tried to sond an anti-Roosevell
delegation from Alaska to the last re
publican national convention.
MORE PROOF
Authorities Arrrst Bomb
Mannfaetnrvr
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
Denver, Col., March ? ? 7 he bomb
used by Harry Orchard with which to
kill former Got. Steunenberg was m?n
ufactured in ibis city by Charlrs Roach,
a plumber whoso shop across the stn- t
irom Petti' one's ftore. Pettibone is
one of those under arrest for the mur
der. Uoach admits having made the
bomb. He has been arrested.
Orchard T-atifriBR
Boi?e, Idaho. Mar. 2? Harry Orchard
appeared be'ore the grand jorv jester
<1ay afternoon at Caldwell ami he is still
t?s'ifvioe tcday. N'otawor. isleaking. i
The jury room and >he jail is heavily
C.iarded It isrumo ed hat an attempt
will be made on the l'fe of Orcr>ard
The authoi ities sat an> attempt to in
jure the prisoner will fa l.
James McParland, of Denver, whs
the fir?t witness before the ctand jury.
Ue is the head of the Pioke. ion deuc
tive agency at Denver.
No attorneys are present for the de
fense.
Bomb W? Up-to-dat*
The bomb with which former G^v.
S eunenberg was killed was made with
suli heric ascid audit exp'od d with ,
the pu ling of a cork.;
"KID" NANUS
Murderer Whit* Gi>es Ip
I/.fV oa Scaffold
(Special dispatch to the Dailv Alaskan)
Walia Wall, Wash., March 2-"Kid"
White, the confessed mutd-rer of Mat
thew Murphy at Seatt e in 19tH. wa?
hanged at noon to<*ay at the stale penl?
tentiary. Gov. Mead refused to reopen
the case. He does not believe the
Hilderbrandt statement that he fired
the fatal shot instead of White.
Woman Wanted
WANTED? Woman to do chamber
work. Inquire at Pullen house. 3t
uumiwMii hi iiiwhb??
We still have on hand a tew cases
of table Peaches. Pears, Apricots,
Logan Berries- Blackberries. Plums
and Cherries which we will sell at
15 cents per can
Peas, Beans. Corn and Tomatoes
10 cents per can
CP
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Sole Agent? Hose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
ffRRIfOiM GOVfWMWr
mm down
'Special Diipfttch to Dally Alaakan )
Washington, March 2 ? i.ate ytt'r
day afternoon the house com ml tie# on
territorin decided not to recommend
tny bill providing a territorial go?rm
ment for Alaska at thia aeaalon of coo
trresi. That will rod the matter for
the pre<ent session.
When the announcement was made
by the houtte comm-'tte that the terri
torial government bill* would be laid
9n the table for this aewio-i of congTea
former Gov. Swineford, ade eeate from
that territory, (elected by the recent
convention held In Seattle, wept. TT?
MUST QUIT
Marshal H-pkiis Cannot
Longer R" Lobbffet
Special Dispatch to r aily Al??<*n.)
Washington, Match 2 ? Charles B.
Hopkins. of Tacoma. was reappointed
nited States marshal for western
A'ashiogion on condition that he would
ju;l i?j iiics and refrain in future from
obbying in the legislature.
Marshal Hopkins w?s one of the right
laid n.en at the h- adtjuarier* of
a?rles Sweeny, of Sp< k?ne, a candt
lute 'or -enstor before the Issi le^sla
ure. At thai time other candidal**
Mmp'aired I'ecauseof h s activity H
ins boen jrominent o Washington
wlitics for many year*.
AMERICAN 1 ULORS
KEADV (OR SPRING
The Amer can tailor* hare received
k l.rge stock of the very latest go><ds
for spring sura, trouser* and overcoats.
They are also taking order* for th? ;
famous fWn suits. Orders for Kaster ?
iutls will l>e taken until Mar h 15. and
Jeliren by Kaater guaranteed.
IX) noi ?end orders for clothes out ot
town and run the risk of not b?>ing fii
lod. We guarantee a St and satisf.c
nor. or your money bacit.
tf Akkrican Tailors
A Nettleton slue at < lavson's. tf
had ?et hit h?arl np<- i a facorahle re
port and had reoeiT* 1 much memrr
afffTi^nt from menaN-r ; of lh" commit
tee. He had a ffreat deal of topport
amine aerator* ar?l r> pr>a?ntttlre? ill
! ronfmi'
Memtv m of the co' mittee amifsed
a? t heir rea?o? for tn o!of the Ro'ter
aod Jore* Sill* differ
ence* c,f ojv n km an ? the people of
AUeka
A territorial coTcrtui?nt bill, aimilar
in *11 re?p?c* to th' Salter bill, will
he Introduced in the *< .ate a- the next
j a^wiioo
IS GONE
Former Jnd<;.? f s. Jnhnn>a
P ;?vp^ Away
[Special p -natch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, * *rch 2? V. >id ?a?re?e(red
hrre reaterdaj e?en e (hat former
Judge Charl<-a 8 Jo i?wi of Now*,
former!* dtatrct jude for Southeaet
rm A'a?*?. di*d a' ** Gato*. Cal ,
ymlfrdat rnorni n of ir.fht't d ???f
Hia wile *?a with him at lh? ?rwi.
Judc* John?"n wa? * ionc r'-adent of
\laaka. if* wa? ? ?ft-ioted I'nited
Sta'ea dia'rict attorr*- for Maaka from
Oregon lij Pre?t !e H ?rri?oo. ia
which po- ion hewc ?>! for four T?ar?.
He prac r< .? a! J n?aa durfrr th?
Cleveland adrr. r.iairs- on and *a? ap
pointed d **rict /id.' >t President Mc
kinley Hp r?? rned !fter 'hr- 1 ?ear?
?err cr to prac'tce * * at N me. ?her?
he ranked a?*w>e of t; e ieadtnr rr,tm -
Itera of the tar
Orator Cocktail* *?l W<li?r*an
Pre?h OT?'*r cock' i K and hot wein
er aural on tap at th> Mwcm Saicoo
ThiT Jarenue and Bro- ?ar. tf
Order toor c*t! an wood from th*
\ia?ka Tran?f*r < or- ">ary and it will
?ed?:irered promptly Phone* I0A?0
At tk? M -.w nt
Mt. Ver*^, rje a-d old rWmoa
a-hi?key? douHie stamped roodh. at
wholesale price* at the Maaeot ?a?xm
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