Tnf
Greatest Throng of the
Campaign Greets Re*
publican Candidate at
Madison Square Gar
den. David B, Hill Goes
Campaigning with Mr.
Bryan at Albany. Cam
paign at Fever Heat.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
New York, Oct. 2lJ ? !aft was greeted with, by all
odds, the bigge*t rally of the entire campaign in this city.
The vast auditorium of Madison Square Garden was
packed to the doors and crowds were turned away. His
speech was attended by enthusiastic outbursts of applause.
He starts up state this inorniug. Bete are iuade at three
to one that Taft will win.
New York. Oct. 20 ? Andrew (Jarnagie arrived here
this morning from Europe, lie came here to vote for Taft. j
Syracuse, Oct. ? Mr. Bryan will be here tonight to
address -i meeting. He is coming in his special and speak
euroute.
HILL m BRYAN ON SAME PLATFORM
Albany. Oct. 29 ?David B. Hill and Wm. J. Bryan
appeared on the plalfi-rui together last night. Hill boosted
strongly for Bryau. Tiie hull was packed and hundreds
were turned away.
Tue Christian EodfiTor choir ?s- j
h6.rs.il, * i 8 this *. vt) -inc a
7:30 at ih Presbyterian clinch. The
business m>'Jtiijr * '1 b? hfld iimneUI
a'.ely following.
Ladies' L:i \ogno Suits at Lynch i
& Kennedy 3t I
Barney Magee came over from
Whltohorse last ni?ht. He is off for
Seattle on the Jefferson to be gone
all winter. His purpose Is to tret
his rheumatism fixed up.
Stroller White is coming over to
morrow to look after a little private
business.
Must Arrived To-day (
rsr T*TFEicK*asn
Ladies' Fall Suits
Ladies' Rubberized
Keynon Coats
Ladies' Gravanette
Coats
The Only ^ne- rice Haberdashers and Ladies' Furnishings.
Eyncb astd Kennedy
(By United Press.)
LYNN, Mass.. Oct. 29. ? John
Hutchinson the noted abolitionist and
famous vocalist, died last night by
asphyxiation at his home, causcd by
escaping gas from a heater. Ho was
ST years of age.
ENTIRE CREW
? LOST AT SEA
(By United Press.)
LONDON. Oct. 29.?' The steamer
Yarmouth, bound from Rotterdam to
Harwich", foundered this morning in a
gmat storm In the North sea . The
entire crew of twenty-two were lost.
There were no passengers aboard.
(By United Press.)
Caracas, Oct. 29? President Cas'ro
is mounting' <uus to iljl'.t in chsb K".'
land attacks. It Is b lloved here ih<t
it wi 1 come to that as Holland is firm
iu her Urm mils and Citstro is equally
determined not to re ede.
FRYING Ml
(By United Press.)
Belgrade. Oct. 29? The Servian par
liament has sent a message to the
Russian duma proposing an alliance
between the two countries. The pres !
ent Baluau troubles will not permit the
nbsorbtion of the country by Austria, j
Kenyor. Uubberlzed Coats and |
Cravenettc-s at Lynch & Kennedy. 3t
Ladies* and Chlldrcns La Vogue
Coats at Lynch k Kennedy. 3tJ
SUFFRAGETTES
SENT TO PRISON
(By United Press.)
LONDON, Oct. 2?. ? A mob of suf
fragettes made another raid on the
house of Parliament thla morning.
The scenes were of the liveliest char
acter. A reinforced police detail
raided the suffragettes in their turn
and many arrests were made. They
were given a hearing this afternoon
and many were sentenced to prison
from a week to four months.
(By United Press)
Seattle. Oct. 29? The Morons got. the
contract for the repair of the Cottas:>
City, their bid being twenty-six thous
and dollars.
Purser Jones is still In tho hospital
and his condition is serious, Ho i>l
suffering, uot so much from bruises
ai from the shock resulting from hi*
experience in the icy watcs for ;
a period of about thirty minutes. Phy
sicians sav it will be monthi brforo hr j
is himself again.
AT
E
There is now In progress at the
Elk's club a bowling contest in which
lively luterest is being manifested.
The contest finishing November 10.
will decide which five of the club's
bowlers will go to Whitehorse to
there contest with the Whitehorse
team for supremacy as between the
two towns. Individual scores are be
ing kept of twenty-five games and
the highest of these will decide the
matter. George Hlanchard and Monty
Snow are the only players who have
as yet run out their allotted num
ber of games. Jimmy Rock has the |
highest score of this season's play
for any one game ? 230.
NOTICE.
On and after November 1 we will
close our market at 6 o'clock P. M.
until further notice.
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GANTY & FRANDSON
MHinra
On Monday last the United Press
sent word up this way that an elec
tion was being held throughout Can
ada. Today we are in re
ceipt of the results of that election.
We have had things to say by way
of compliment of the service of the
United Press, but this is not such an
occasion. The fact is we were en
tirely forgotten in this important mat
ter and this, following, is in tardy
answer to a query sent yesterday:
OTTAWA, Oct. 29. ? Premier Laur
ler was returned by 51 majority the
close vote of 51 majority. Parliment
is about, evenly divided' as between
liberals and conservatives.
M'INNES DEFEATED BY COWAN
(By United Press)
VANCOUVER, Oct. 29.? The con
servatives carried three of the four
constituencies while the liberals car
ried Nanimo. Locally Cowan de
feated Mclnnes, liberal; Martin, In
dependent; and Kingsly, by a major
ity of 1,400 In a total of 10,000 votes.
IEMPLEMAH DEFEATED
(SpecUl to the Daily Alaskau)
Victoria, Oct. 29? Tho electious re
sulted Id a sweeping victory for the
liberals and a magnificent endorse
ment of the policies of Sir Wilfred
Laurier. So far as beard from the
next bouse will stand 132 liberals and
85 conservatives' Six constituencies
will hold by elections later. William
Sloan was returned from Comox, Atlln,
yesterday by acclamation. Tempie
man, minister of min^s, was defeated
here by five votes. "Billy" Mclnnes,
former governor of Yukon was defeat
ed by Cowan, conservative, at Van
couver, by 1,400.
The Anti-Asiatic league was a strong
factor in British Columbia.
Laurier will have only two or three
less majority than four years ago when
he bad G3.
YOUNG GIRL LEFT ALONE
ON ISLAND IN BERING SEA
A Nome dispatch dated Oct. 14
eays: Prof. Northrup, the govern
ment teacher at Shismaref Inlet, is
in the city today and is almost do
ranged because of the circumstauces
that forced his separation from his
sixteen year old sister, who has been
alone on an island at Shistnaref for
the past two weeks.
Northrup is a young fellow and has
had charge of the government school
at Shismuref for the past year. His
young sister whose health was not of
the best, came to Joiu him in Alaska,
but he was unaware of her inten
tion until she had landed on the
island. She went north on a recent
trip of the steamer Corwin, and was
with her brother for a short time be
fore their separation. She at the
present time has 110 knowledge of her
brother's whereabouts, as he was
was taken from the island in the
schooner North Bend during a heavy
storm.
The North Bend was loaded with
si'"niies for the government reindeer
station and the schools, and also
had on board the private supplies
for Northrup. A small boat took
part of the government supplies
ashore, and word was sent to Nor
thrup to go aboard the vessel. As
Northrup boarded the North Bend a
fiercc storm began to blow endanger
ing the lives of the men on board.
The captain saw that it was useless
to try to remain there and he set
sail for Nome. Northrup insisted
upon returning to his sister on the
island but he could not persuade the
captain, and the schooner came on
to Nome with Northrup ou board.
The date the schooner left the island
was the 28th of last month, and the
young girl has been on the island
alone for more than two weeks. Her
brother says that she is entirely un
used to the conditions, and he fears
for her safety.
P. S. Murray and wife, of White
horse, arrived over last evening. They
will take the Jefferson for Seattle and
thence go to Spokane whence Mrs
Murray will spend the winter. Mr.
Murray will return in a few weeks.
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