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N., iy* FIFTKRNTH YKAR SKAGWAY ALASKA. WKPKB8DA V NOVKMBKR .?? ?fK '" ?
BUG WITH BOMB
SCATTERS COPS
1am Angelas, Not. SO ? Albert
Daris, supposedly Insane, hurried
Into tbe police station last night
armed with an infernal machine,
and drove everybody out of the sta
tion He had a bomb containing
dynamite to which a lighted fuse
was attached, and the wild actions
of the man convinced the policemen
(hat he really meant to blow up
everybody in sight, which caused a
wild scramble on their part to get
out of harm's way.
After the first excitement had
passed the policemen gathered in on
? he insane man and overpowered
him, taking away the bomb which
was rendered harmless by cutting
t he fuse An examination of Its
? oontents showed that It contained
explosives enough to have blown up
OD\>or? 1 KlliMin M
N. T. "FAGIi"
TIF TEACHER
New York. Nor. JO? Henry Vo
gol. ? notorious character of the
city, known aa "FMt". ' because of
the fact that he has maintained a
school of thievery. 1" which he had
forty girls under his control, school
ed in the arts of theft, is the man
who was shot and who did the kill
ing last night in which three de
tectives were slain.
An examination of the fact* sur
rounding the shooting proves that
Vogel was killed by one of the de
tectives instead of committing sui
cide as was first supposed
HARROW TRIAL AtiAIN
t.KTs IWTFONKMKNT
1 /OS Angelea, Nov. SO ? The trial
of Clarence Harrow. charged with
Jury bribing, has been continued un
til the sixth of January.
THIRTKKX W I MITKV
V?R THK ALLEN'S
Richmond, Nov. 20 ? The gover
nor of Virginia has granted a re
spite to Clsude and Floyd Allen,
and their execution will not take
place until Hecember 13th
Overcoat
Season
is now at hand
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Goods will
soon be here
H. J . LYNCH
H. D. KIRMSE FALLS
10 SIDDEN DEATH
From Ketchikan Wharf He Extended Hand to
Greet Friend on Steamship Humboldt
and Accidentally Fell
Meager are the detail*, but j
prominent and startling it the fact i
I that H D. Ktrmae of Ski(?ty was
instantly killed in Ketchikan laat
Monday by falling from the dock
and striking; his head upon the
guard rail of the Steamship Hum
boldt, crushing his skull and caus
ing almost Instant death.
In greeting a friend aboard the
ship, Mr. Kirmse reached from the
dock to shake his hand, and in do
ing so slipped and fell only to meet
sudden death from contact with the
guard nail and then he dropped Into
the water below. His body waa im
mediately taken from the water but
I it was found that life was extinct.
The news of the accident was
brought to Skagway by seamen of
the Mav which arrived here this
morning
Owing to the fact thai the cablo
Is down, nothing; ran bo learned re
garding the place and time of the
funeral, hut It Is believed that he
will be brought to Skagway for
burial, perhaps coming up on the
Spokane which is due here Friday. '
Until the boat arrives In Wrangell
on its way up, where cable com
munication can be established with
Skagway, no information can be
obtained relative to the sad ac
cident
Mr. Kirmse left Skagway a few!
weeks ago. to take up his winter
residence in Ketchikan, where he!
has business Interests, he Intended
to return to Skagway in the eirly
spring, for It Is Skagway that ho
callrsl homo and it Is here that his
Rreateet Interest* And sympathies
ore, and It is here that he will
doubtless be hurled
H. D. Klrmse wm a life member
of the KlkB and dido a Maccabee
wid member of the Arctic Broth
??rhood. He came here In the early
ctays, and was one of the first men
to go Into the fctlln country where
he located some mining claim*
which he disposed of at a Rood
?Ucure
Mr. Klrmse waa twice msrrtel.
hla former wife hAtlnjc died here,
leaving a daughter, Miss (Jladjm,
who haa grown up to young woman
hood In this cltv 1.at?r he was m?i>
tied to Miss lUcel Cleveland snd
they had two children, l)?n and
Jack, who, with their mother Are
left 10 mourn hH untimely death.
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I \ DKPKN DKXt K SHOl l.D BK
civkx thk rMii.imxKs
Washington. Nov. 20? 8p*?ker
Chump Clark has snnounoM him
self as favoring the Independence
of the Philippines He U of the
opinion that the United States can't
afford to exercise sovereignty over
any other country; that the very
terms under wMch this country
maintains an independence Is con
tradictory to the exercise of control
over anyone else He would help
them to bocome a free and In
; independent nation, and assist them
in working out their own salvation;
but to force nothing upon them
The Peterson brought up nearly
1 thirty pas?engers today, among them
being Mrs F. X. Feero. H. P. M.
Hirkinblne and Clark^n ftalleher,
nnd a numl-er of officers from the
Fort, accompanied by their wives
MAN WHO SHOT TK1>1?Y
W 1 1.1. (Ml TO ASYl.I'M
Milwaukee, Nov. 10 The ?ltw
lata who examined John Schrank de
clared yesterday 'hat the nian was
Insane. He will be sen* to an asy
lutn probably for life. Schrank h??
ptproNird sorrow for the attempt
ui?on the Ufe of Col. Koosevelt. In
formation comes from his former
home In (lermany thit he was al
ways a little off and was refuse!
iidmission into the army because he
was not sound mentally.
HRYAX SA^S NOTHING;
HI T SMil.KS AND SMII.KS
Washington, Nov. 20 ? It is gen
erally conceded among the demo- (
cratlc leaders that William Jennings
Bryan can be Secretary ot State un
der Wilson If he wants It, or he
can take his pick out of all the
jobs that ihe president will hi.ve to
beetow. In the meantime Mr
Bryan is saving nothing at all about
it, but passes off all allusions with
a good natured smile
McMANHiAI. KKCAI.I.KD
VX?K t-TKTHKR TKSTIMONY
Indianapolis, Nov. 20--Ortle Me
Manigal resumed he stand this
morning
IWTWIOTH I.KAYK AWEKH'A
\\|) WIN KAMK IN W AH
SV'itthOi, No*. 20 ? The Utile In
land of SkWthos In the northeMtern
"art of Ort'eee, h?f sained fame
through the bravery of her soldiers
in the Turkish war, which rival*
some of the brave deeda of the
ancient Spartan* and Athenian*. A
regiment of her soldiers, moat of
litem remitted from the patriotic
<Sre*>ka who have lately returned
com America at their country'* call,
" ngaged with an army of nearly ten
thouaand Turka, at the battle of
Hklnneatolii, defeating the followers
of Mohammed and taking pilxoners
? he entire army.
The Greek government ia having
a thouaand medala minted for pre
sentation to the "gallant one thous
and." who whipped an army of ten
timed their number. It la also said'
that each man will be pensioned.
UII.HON IMHIHKS JOY
a Ni> poiuikth politick
Hamilton. Nov. JO? Wood row
Wilson and his fnmily arrived here
last night and have taken a resi
dence near the north end of Great
Sound where they will remain for
a month. The prtwident-elect ?ay*
that he is simply enjoying himself
in the delightful climate of the
Hermudas and ts forgetting all
about politics.
Chinook Salmon
and Halibut
Fancy Smoked Sugar Cured
We have just received a ship
ment of this excellent product in
first class condition.
Sells at 30c per pound
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
lion MM It
STOP WMS HODROIIS
Ixmdon, Nor 1" Through th#
frW>ndljr lnfl?*no# of th? European
powfni An (irwimtlo ha* lv?wn ?f
rangod for the wtll^m^nt of th?>
Turko-Halkan w?r Tho allic* ?r?
mwl I iik I o<1 a y at Rofla to dlarna*
poac* term*
It it Mid that thp alllM will d?
mand tb* nrrmd?r of alt th* rap
tur?d territory, lo*?*hw with th?
atratofclo point* alone th* roaat now
in powowi.m of tho Tnrh* Th*
Tnrklah fcOTprnm<?nt b*ltiR allowed
to retain (on*tantlnople and a
?trip of rmntrr ?lon? R?
f.horn* Th? t?rw?a ar? t*i+rm ao< I
humiliating to th? Tnrka Ml H M
that tH?r will h? romp^ll
H in *<wjH or I*
Sofia. No* 1? ? Fl*-it|Xrt??t?art?i?
Mt? kwn appointed lo ?rr???? for
? t*n*ral ?r?l (??(*??
VK?nna. Nwr I# ? H la ?wi???rwllir
arfmlttwl that tfc# relation* Vrtw#?-Ti
Rnljrarla and S*T?la ara a< ra I n?1 to
tha breaking point II la WlarH
that th*y will fl*M nr*r th? ?IW?a
lon of th? apolla ami way Inrolr*
othora lo a *?oaral war
MKAOWAt ROItHKR TM"l liHT
TO UK IX TWTWM
Taroma, No* !?- R*ll**ln* thai
th* hiahwarman who h*ld np anil
robbed th*lr of fir* at Rkagway. Al
aaka, on Ortob*r (t, and obtaln*d
1 4HOO In c?ah. la now In Tacoma.
th* Wtll?-firito company "a *ipr*aa
offlc* In 8*attl* wlr*d local antkor
lll?s a f*w daya a*o to Inatltiit* a
**ar<h for Ik* bandit
From Information r***lv*d, th*
Ion* bandit l*ft th* Norh*rn port
aom* tlm* airo and had a tlc|r*t for
Vancott**r A **?rrh waa mad* for
him by the Vnnrnnrer policy hot
th*y failed to find a clu*
On* hundred of th* no?#a at?!*1*
by th* highwayman, who o**rlook*d
or*r $140,000 in th* com pan 7 'a ?af*.
w*r* |aa?*d by th* Rank of Rrltlah
North America Some ha** h**n
discovered circulating In Tacoma
\i?TMI>IJ IMHMI IN
JAt'K 4t?ll\Mi\ l\%wK
Chicago, No* JO Th* char**?
agalnat Champion Jack Johnaon,
rhar|r*d with whit* alaT*ry. haa fal
len flat, and th* hi* fighter waa r*
l*aa*d thla morning. th* proaecntlon
falling to find any **td*n** that h*
had brought th* woman Into th*
atat* for Immoral piirpoa** Th*
main wltneaa teatlfled that ah* had
com* on h*r own accord and tl^t
Johnaon had nothing to do with Im
port Inn her
R M Hecker la report *<l qalt*
III. H* la confined to th* hoapltal
<ind*r th* car* of n phyalclan I
HI, ?(.? ?V H(* I*
twr jir) i.nt
Tha followtnc innil imd pa<i?
Juror* Mr* haan drawn for ?fca
nati tarm of court whk-li rnrnr****
In Jnnnn on l>womtw Mil
Orand Jwrj: Tlioa Hiialy. BMfca;
Fred OH*#r. Janm*; J R Barra
*?>r. Junaan, John OHIIa. fwwitla*;
Phil Mr Kanna, Jnnaaa; Ray fkaafc,
inn#a?. W R Nowall, Jan?aa; A
J Atrklaon, Hkamr; O C Jwt".
Janana, R Andrawa, Iw???laa; M
R (Immlnitr, Skagway, Jtm* ph R
\V?rd, John W
Mm#* a; Tom Magfoyd. Trandwa'l,
M O Rogara. I?agla?, R M Rack
or, Sfcagway; l,aa Oaalt, gkagway;
F. A Marhamllfon. Tr?adwal|. |,. r
rh*rry, Juneau, P Johnaon. l>o?g
laa; Tony flortam. f)k?|"?fi * B
llalaon. Shag war. W (I P*iHa?. in
'iaaa
IXII Jury: C. R r?rf#m?r,
TroadwHI; b. O Bin?#r. Tr??d
??ll. R 1 lioharty. *kagway; Jaa
Rlttcarald. Jnnaaa; R A J Oalwaa.
ftanglaa; J H Rlag. Janaaii. Ban
laming. Traadwall; Joaapk R?aa
rhamp. Skagway; Harry Aahhall.
Slfka. S H Taowaa. Skagway, R
T Snmmara, Traadwall; Rd Wood a,
llalnaa; John J Kaanskoff. Mtka;
John ParHla. JinMI; l? J Rl<"h.
Skagway. C. M MrOrath, llltka.
Howard A?h!#T, Skagway; Rraak
Wllaon, Skagway; \ortnnn Blark.
Skagway, Waltar Batka. Jnnaaa.
W M MrBlaln. Hotiglaa; W C Kl
wall, Juneau, C A Hopp, I>n?igl??.
and L. T Marry. Janaaa
Ruthar Tamall rataraad on tl?*
(vioraon today aft?r apandla* a
I f? w daya In Halnaa and tk? Roy*
Thf hhwI Mjll?h pMpI* >"? kiw*
? thixe nhn Mlj tlw? l?M lW?p to
ni?r ihm Ihrj run IiimI? jwftf
who mrr n li?l it ?"!? ? ?nch
|x?pl<< ilon't ???r <?t?y hftlfr fluthn
? ?nit?, oTn??l? than ?f'w> ?HHng
nerj ?l*>, mmlf for m by
HIRT SCHAFFNER S MARX
WILL
CLA YSON