THE DAILY TSKkT ALASKAN
CITY QFPIOIRL PAPER
No. 205 VOL. IX.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY OCTOBER 1 I9(h? PKIfR 10 < KX1S
HARRISONS'
We have just a few Summer Shirt YVaists left over
that we will offer the balance of the week
at HALF PRICE- nil
$3 Waists lot- $1.5o $4 Waists for $2
12 W aists for $1 00 $1 50 Waists for 75c
All sizes. 32 to 44
if our 15 ami 1 71 ceut Ginghams the balance of
a yard. More than 20 patterns to' select from.
.ember these Bargains are for
THIS WEEK ONLY
i's 4 and 55 Store's open evenings
Smoke
HOVIRA'S
Famous
CUBAN
MADE
fL ARABE
CIGARS
The Best.
In Sizes.
T. Dortero^
Sole Ajrent for
Alaska
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i: ? FANCY GROCERIES * |!
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| Fresh Fruit and Vegetables |i
| ?$? NORTH END GROCERY*
| A. 1 OR ANT. PHONE 136 I
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eiayson S Company
I WANT
YOU
TO PUT
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INTO A
i nettkfon or
? Packard
Dress Shoe
We Guarantee Com
fort and Satisfaction
The One Price Clothier
fourth and Brod my
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g CKSTKAt.LV UX'ATKD BKST| ACCOMMODATIONS
| New Home Restaurant
S Mrs. c. Hilty, Manager
Best 25'Cent Meals in the C'ty
S JFI KTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
CUBAN REBELS CLAIM VIC EORV
Insurgents will lay down their arms peacefully and
cooperate with Taft? They say their side won and
i they are satisfied
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan]
Havana, Oct. 1? The rebels claim the
outcome of the troubles in Cuba Is a
victory for thetn. They say they are
completely satisfied. Their leaders
have informed Secretary Taft, acting
protector-governor, thai their force* in
the field will lay down their arms
peacefully and submit to the new order
of things. Taft will name anew min
istry soon.
Seven hundred marines have been
sent to Oienfuejjoe.
Tre <p? Will Rail W?da??d?y
Washington, Oct, 1 ? Nine hundred
troops n UJ on the transport Sumner
for Cub* Wednesday. They go from
Newport News. The balance of the
troops nt thai place will sail during the
week.
Orders have been issued for the
mobilisation of 5,000 troops at New
York and Tampa, Florid*.
Wanhlp Mtwln*
Cienfuegov Cuba. Oct. 1 ? The Uoilod
States cruiser Taooma lias not yet ar
rtred here. Anxiety is felt on account
of her non-appear* nee ?s there has been
terrific hurricanes in theCorribean sea.
Yellow Fmr at Her* Hi
Washington, Oct. 1? Major Kean of
the medical corps has been called to
Havana. Yellow fever h?s broken out
thera and he is wanted to take charge
of the battle against It Secretary Tafi
is fearing that it will attack the Aroeri
can trooi?.
RnoMT?lt O* Far WssfciaRtaa
Orater Bay, N. Y. Oct. 1? FtwH? 1
RooseTelt and staff left here for Wash ?
Ington today. The president cut bt?
stay here much shorter than It was ?i
pected he would. The usual leare-tak
ice ceremonies were dispensed with.
A cabinet meeting has been called
for Tueaday afternoon at the Whtto
House. U will dl?cu?? the situation in
Cuba.
BLEW IP
Powder Explosion Wrecked
Steamer Colombian
The Yukon river steamer Columbian
was wrecked by a powder explosion.
The explosion took place about 6 30
p. m. Tuesday. It Is supposed that she had
previously caught fire.
Capt. J. O. Williams *u at the
wheel when the explosion took place
and he headed the vessel for shore at j
once. The wire connecting him with
the engine room was severed, but he
got word there which kepi the engines j
moving until the boat was oshore and
the_work of rescuing those on the'
burning ship was begun.
. The bodies of Phil Murray and Carl
Christisnson, who signed the ship's
articles a? W. T. Smith, were taken
south on the Humboldt Saturday.
Capt. Frank Murray the boy'j lather
was in charge.
The man who did not belong to the
ship's crew who was injured was E. E.
Winstanley.
i apt. Williams was in Skagway
Sunday.
FOR FRISCO
| "
J. J. Hill Will Boild to
Gclden Gate
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
San Franc ,sco, Oct. 1-Thc Sau Fran- 1
cisco fall this morning say* J. J. Hill 1
has secured terraials for his roads on
San f-Yancisco bay and that he will
build to th:s city,
ROOSfVFLI LIKtS
IlliGnfS NOMINATION!
New York* Sep. 27? President Roose
velt has wired Charles E. Hughes as
follojfg:
'?1 rejoice for Ihe sake of the cau?e of
pool citizenship over your nomina
tion."
Hughes has formally accepted the re
publican nomination for governor. He
says the conduct of his campain will lie
free from taint and bossism. Hearst
says that no statement has been given j
out as yet regarding the acceptance of
his nominatiod for governor.
FATAL wreck
Auother Gasoline Schooner
is Exploded
Seattle, Oct 1? The t:a?oline schoon- j
er Vers went aground yesterday on a
oar at the month of the Strait of Juan j
de Fuc?. She overturned, exploited |
and wfcs burned to the water s wise, j
Mrs. Dirk Schnupp. who was on board ;
the schooner was cremaUnl.
FRED D. M)WfEE
LOSES RECEIVERSHIP
Fred D. Nowell has lost the receiver
ship of the Berners Bay property. ;
Judge Gunnison has granted a motion ;
for his dismissal on the ground that it
is desired that someone who is <i;*io?rr
ested; fcold the pos;tion. Mr. No well's
brother is attempting to reorganise the j
company and it wns deemed that no one
so close to him a# his brother should
occupy the receivership.
TRY ro ROB
Rnrglars Break Info White
Pass Ticket "ftire
Hurt lira broke into the ticlret office
of the White Pun last nig-hi stout 11
o'clock and forced the till open.
The till was empty. til the
mooev hiTinp beer. nut Into
the safe before the closing of ihe
office after business Saturdav. ?n noth
inf <u aeeured, The burclars were
friphtened away before they couid open
the safe if that w?s what they were
after.
There were two men in the building
at the time it ?u broken into? Train
Dispatcher J. S. lieemer ?nd the iao
Itor. They heard the noise down ?t?ir?
and ran down to inrestigatc. The bur
friar or burglars, probably heartor
them ?ronine 4*v<< ?tair?. m?rte IK#
escape.
"Tab*" ua ?t Oiti
It is said that an internal fight in that J
faction of the libera! party at Dawson,
designate! as the "Ta!>i'is in full swine ;
and that the organization is going- to '
pieces. This is the faction which made j
up the "government" of the Yukon,
in most part, before the induction of ,
Gov. Mclnnes into office.
The Marguerite cigar is made from
the best Havana Tobacco and has no
equal. On sale at W. W. Doughton.
Who Start* the Far*?
It is dead easy to start the fire if you I
have plenty of "dry Kindling and wood, j
The Alaska Transfer can supply you in
large or small quantities. Phone \0. I
All the delicacies of the season at the j
Pack Train Restaurant.
Gage Dress and Street Hatn at Har
risons'. 1
1)01 PHI* IN
AND AL-KI Oil
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle, Oct. 1? The Dolphin arriTed
yesterday from Skacway and other
Alaskan points.
The Al-ki sailed for Skagvay and
way points.
Skagway kanBdry
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundrv. Twenty-five vears' exper.'
ence. Telephone 89. tf
H. D. Clark'* Ranch
Home crown gold coin potatoes, $2.25
per 100 pounds. Phone 131.
710* LOSING
IIS MfMBfRS
Chicago. Sep. 26 ? Charles 1 'ar
ham, leader of h new sect called the
Apostolic Faith, with a largo following
in the west, has appeared at Z'on City, 1
where he secured five hundred convert*
the firat day. Voliva is holding con
ferences with the hopes outwitting the
proselyter.
Nan burins Mnchfn* for S?1o
Five-wheel Premier automatic numb
erinp machine for sale l'rice t<)
Inquire at Daily Alaskan office
Notice to Pnblio
Charles Peterson, having assi-med
control of the New Home restaurant, is
authorized to collect all bill? due to
that house.
Miss Marv Hernhofer. .'it.
Gingham bargains at Harrisons' this
ween only
The White Pass Hotel. Whitehorse
lias unlimited accommodations. Every
;hing strictly first-class.
PORCUPINE TO
HAVT MAILS
The mail aetrice between Haine* and
Porcupine h*a been re-ealahHahad.
Hereafter ? weekly mail will leara
Hainea for Porcuoine every Thursday
morning. C. B. Ho?hart ha? been ap
pointed postmaster at Porcupine to
aerre temporarily.
STTAM Hf AT TOR
WHITf PASS CllB
The White Pass Athletic Club room*
arc to be heated with steam in ihr fu
ture inatea't of water The work of
replatinp the hot water plant with
steam heating aweratu* i? now uDder
way.
A Oiiar>nt?4 Cwre For Pt)?
Itchinr. R ind. Rtardtnr. Prouudin*
Pile*. Druggists are autho-tzed to re
fund money if PAZn oisTMrvT fsila to
cure in fi to 14 il*y* -V) cent*
If you want the beat, atop at the
White Pass Hotel, Whitehor?e. Erery
thing new.
Shirt Waiata almost given away at
Harrisona' thia week.
Try these for ach angel1
German Breakfast Cheese
McLaren's Imperial Cheese
C & B Pickled Walnuts
Bismark Herrings
Heinz Mandalay Sauce
Fresh Comb Honey
Old Mission Ripe Olives in Pint Cans
Old Mission Olive Oil is Pure
'Phone 51
Always. Rem ember the Fnl! Name jr
f axatxve Rromo Quinine (VLjfr tm*~ry
Cans a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Dav?*^ kot ,k
?Sick-Room Comforts*
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We liave
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired? hot >vater bottles bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to help ill to get well,
Wm. BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
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