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2 No. l? TENTH YEAR
<>q the arrival at Juccau about seven
o'clock, the boys were met by the cele
b-ation committee, who escort* J them
to ibe Occidental hotel, the beadi|tiar
i?*rs for the v siting excursionists. At
n.Hjn the managers ami cptaiu* of the
different tesuis met at the secretary's
office wherj ? 1 1 arrangements pertain
ing to the afternoon's sport* w?re 111 ide.
The schedule was drawn, umpires selei t
ed and the length of th i ?a'ue decided
upon.
Th ? Gtni**!
At 10:30 the tlrst junior game was
called. Skairway is .1 ireau, our toys
losing the fame 11 to 10 Otir 'oys hail
the game in hand from the start, even
If Juneau did make four runs iu the tlrst
inning, however in the seventh inning,
with two men out, Juneau ran in seven
runs, thus winning a jauie that shot) d
have resulted in a victory for our boys,
i >ur Juniors have every reason to be
lieve tti .t they can defeat the Juneau
boys under proper base >al! conditions.
The lin '-up of out juniors was: Rut>
nats, c; \sk, p; McBrien, Is: Rapuzxi,
2 id: Ta;>'er, 3rd: Ward, s s: Shelly, 1 f;
Tanner, c f; Feero, r f.
TheJu lu'sthcn tried conclusions
with the I'jugla? jun:ora, easily defeat
ing them by a score of 13 to
S>ulor Giime*
lo a dowti|> >ur of ruin and on a field
utu Idy and si .ipery as a result of two
Kernes being |? tyed on it, the lirst sen
ior game was e tiled, the old liiue rivals
Wniteborse at. Skugway, being drawn
t.t^etber. Whit- horse went to the lield
first an I preset* I a new line up, Mar
shall having I i seal in to pitch and
i ook to receive The fame was a list
loss one, playing in wit grounds being
a novelty to the t vs from the interior,
f'ovle was sent in > pitch for Skagway
out after the sect': 1 inning, when (.'apt.
Plank saw that th< game was well in
hand, bo w.?s taken out, so as to be In
reidiness for the ' isl game. Olesoo
r'-pla> him on th.- rubber and pitched I
tie remaining five lugs in good style)
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: Marshall, who started in 10 Ho the slab
work for Wbitehorse was unable to con
trol the wet ball, issuing charities wiih !
a free band and mixing io a few wild
pitches, by way of variety. After the
third inning. Barrapar was sent to the
rubber, but he too, had dlllicultv iu c3c
liveiiog the wet sphere. Man ger lun
npr had a liberal supply of whitening
on hand which aided his pitching corps
most effectually in keeping the spu re
dry.
There were no special fflt'ure* in the
game. The team-. i.i <1 up as follow--:
Slcagway ? McNaraee. c; Hoy e and
Olesou, p: i'helps, 1st: 1'lank, 2nd; r.
Barry, s s; Bl?nchard, .trd; J: Barry,
I f; Kelly, c f: ?eid, r f.
Whitehorse? Cooke, c: Marshall, p;
Fisher, 1st; Stanft. 2nd: Wilson, s s:
cJarrager, 3rd; Champaign, If: Perry,
c f; and Welch, r f.
The score by innings was:
Skagway 13 5 12 5 Ototil 17
Whitehorse 0 0 0 2 o o 0 total 2
soldiers o' Fori Seward and Juneau, re
sul.iDt; in a victory for the Juneauites. :
the score he^ng 10 -o 8. Th<? soldiers i
"woko up" a trifle loo late, else a dif
fered story might have been told. The
A'askiu Wi.s unable to secure the names
of I he so'diers who took part in the
SliucwAT Win* ~ Co 2
After about 15 minutes' rest during
which liiue Manage Tanner and the
hoys who accompanied the team suc
c 'eded in covering everything in sight,
Juneau nnd Skagway lined up for the
linal aaiue. To uso the every day ex
pression it was easy money. The
Stag way boys outplayed the Juneau
(earn both at the bat and in the field
and to their superiority in thise res
pec's m?v be attributed their glorious
victory. Royie, who did the slab work
for Skagway, demonstrated that lie was
there wi h the goods, and with admir
?ihlff simoon bfhind him, h.nd the
Juneau bunch at his mercy all through
the came. He has a most effective low
bull which the Channel boys could not
find. Chi'villier, the pitcher recently
imported Ironi Vancouver by Juneau,
was on ihe rubber (or the home team
at d pitched a very heady panic, pulling1
himself out ol a hole on .??evtrral occas
ions. With pood support behind him
hn would have done much better but
th!s 'vould not have affected the
iln.il outcome of the game, Alex.
Ul.inchard, at third base, played a star
game, accepting all his chances with
out a miss. Kddie Barry, at short,
fielded his position, and Plank at
second pulled off a couble of plays of
the star vartetiy. Phelps, at first, was
the same old reliable Mark as of old.
Jimmie Barry made a star catch in the
fifth when a tly ball was batted out into
his territory which pulled out after
Barry had fallen. He was given much
applause for this difficult catch.
The AUskan regrets that it is un
able to give a full account of the game
by innings. The scor-s book was in
advertently left at Juneau and until it
is sent to Skagwav our readers will be
obliged to be content with the final
score ? 7 to 2.
The Juneau team lined as follows:
S. Gray, catcher; Chevillier, pitcher;
Bowers, 1st base; Hearn, 2nd base:
Duncan, 3rd base: Tolly Gray, short
slop; Freeman, cer.terfield; Anderson,
leftfield; Chapin, rlghtfleld.
Umpire James Barragar.
The visiting team left Juneau at 11:30
last night on the Georgia and arrived
at 11:10 this morning. A royal recep
tion was given the boys on their arriv
al. While the boat was steaming up to
dock salutes were whistled by a'l the
steamers lying in port. A procession
was formed and the victors escorted to
the White Puss Athletic Club house,
where the story of the victory was told
and re-told many times.
Seattle, Jul* 5.? The strainer V .1
shoo, whilo plying past Alki point ye.?
terday, Cjiisrht fire in h-T oil tanks
while in inidjtream. Vireinan Benson
crawled to the tauk> anil quenched the
flames, but was fatally burned in di iog
1 p. The steamer was crowded with
Fourth of July excursionists. The tire
is supposed to have caught from a can
mm firecracker thrown in'.o the tanks
by one of the passengers. The man
who is accused ol throwing the cracker
was arre-tecl by the i>ol ice at midnight |
1 An enraged mob, numbering fully fi e j
| thousand people, followed on the way
j to the jail, hooting and endeavoring to
! to take the prisoner from the police. Tt .
; brcumo necessary to 'all out tho re
; ,-e -ve police, and clubs were freely used
to disperse tr.e mob. Five of the lead,
era of tbe riot were arrested.
One Cu?urtllty
Seattle, July 5.? Tbe celebration of
the Fourth at Seattle resulted in one
death and a loss by lire of thirty thou
sand dollars' worth of proderty.
ROCKEFELLER NOSHOWIO
ESCAPE
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. '
New York, July 1? Thomas Lawsoi.
gays that no power on earth can now
be brought to bear to save Rockfeller
from going to jail if the oH'cer;- having
warrants for his arrest can succoe i in
bringing him before the CT-tri at
Chicago.
In Hidinc F?>r Baslio**
Pilt^fielJ, Mass.. July ? .John r>.
Rockfeller snys he ha> been iu hiding
that he inig't negotiate Hrr.<ngpme'-:s
KNOCKED Ml
Sipiirfs Put Out of Hnsi
n?'ss in First It itnd
(Special Dispatch U) Dally Alaskan)
S:ui F rum-is o, inly 5.? Following the
liitorkon* of .Si|iiiro< by Rurns in thp
li-H1 rounil. ve trrilav, squires" manager
(1 cl iretl "l?u' p- n|?le are ltf;ot-n yars
bfiiind iu pn-jili-iu."
with the court to give his testimony
without apj.earing at the trial atChica
go, as a journey there would be a great
detriment to his business interests ;
which require his pe sonal attention.
Johii Will Go to Chio*go
Chicago, July 5. ? A telegram has
been teceived from John D. liuekeleller
slating tli.it he will *tart (or Chicago
this morning- Ho is coming under the
grant of a score of di tectivos a-* ho
| f<ats assassinatlou.
TO TELL
Sfeve Adams Will Take
Si ami for Pros'vution
(Special Dispatch to Daily ftlaskan.)!
BoUe, Idaho, July 5.? It is rumored ,
thai, Steve Adams will take the staid
for the prosecution ami confess coin*
plicit v to the murder of (iov Sluon-'
luirj;.
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(il(j(it\llt IM-BRLNtR HAIL
ROAD DEALINGS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, July 4? It is unofficially
stated from the department of justice
that an iovestipr.'tion is in proctss of
preparation to look into the causes cf
the Cufrsienheim-Biuner railroad war
in A'as'-ca. Evidenc hasbeeo adduced,
it is said, that. if the Guggenheiins ar6
permitted to cross the Bruner rij;bt-of
way and thus frustrata the projection of
tli at road that the copper kings will
thereby gain control of all the copper
li. Ids in the cou try and can ab-orb the
[properties at their own prices. It is be
lieved that the Alasitan Guggenheim
interests are owned and controlled by
the smelter trust.
GuK??nhoim? Owns PlacrFIf'di
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New York, July 5 ? The Guggerhelm
Exploration company now publicly an
nounces to investors its coturol of tha
placer fields of the Yukon and that they
expect to take a hundred millions of
dollars from the properties under their
water heads.
II WARLIKE
Roosevelt Declares Naval
Movement Kontine
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Oyster Buy, .lulv 5. ? President Roose
velt ma 'e a public statement today to
the effect tbi t the movements of the
Pacific stjuadrou ami the fleet that has
been orde ed to the Pacific ocean are
but circumstances of mere routine drill
in which no international complica
tions are involved. The fleet ordered
to rt inforce the Pncifie sqtudron may
go this year, and perhaps not for two
yearn, as it may be found more practi
cable me?ntvhile to send such ships as
may be spared to form the Atlantic
squadron to the Mediterranean. The
president declares that (he United
Slates is in relations of perfect friend
ship wiih all the powers.
BaXlenhip* Will Come to Pacific
San Francisco, July 5? Secretary of
tho Navy Me teal f admits that the bat
tleship lleet now on the Atlantic will be
sent to the Pacilic waters shortly after
the new year.
Lost
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ffice and a suitable reward will be
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Kentucky National Guards
Riotously Drnuk
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Norfolk, Va., July 5 ? At the inter
state encampment for competitive drill
at this city yesterdav, a Kentucky .ind
a South Carolina regiment of stale na
tional guards, goti r;0touslv drunk and
endeavored to take possession of the
sideshows that lined the tra 1 to the
eimp grounds. Word was hurried to
the headquarters of the camp aud the
guard wbs ordet ed out to place the di?*
orderly soldiers under arrest. A flight
between the guards and the drunken
militiamen was precipitated as soon as
the arrest was undertaken which re
sulted In serious injury to a number of
both the guards and the rioters. Five
hundred soldiers have been placed un
der arrest and a court martial will con
vene lo the end that evidence may be
gathered by military inquiry in order
to prosccute the riotous militiamen be
fore the civil tribunals.
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