No. Jl. ELEVENTH YEAR.
8KAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 19IW
PRICE, 10 CENTS.
MM! IS CHWIOI
(Unlt?S Prmm T?l*0r?phCabU ImvIn.)
San Francisco, April 11 ? The Britt- McFarland fight to
take place this afternoon finds Britt so far fallen in public
confidence that the betting stands ten to nine in favor of
McFarland. They are fighting at 130 pounds at the ring
side.
San Francisco, April 11 ? Both Britt and McFarland
weigh in at the ring side, meeting requirements. The bet
ting stands ten to eight in favor or McFarland, the latter
growiug in popularity as his fine physical condition is made
apparent. He is very confident.
San Francisco, April 11, 5 p. m. ? McFarlaud wins the
tight, the light weight championship of the world, before a
fair sized crowd. The sixth round was a knock out 1
11DERC00K
IS DEAD
? i
(By United Pran.)
Chicago, April 11? Joho Vandercook,
prtildunt of the United Press died to- >
day at >be hospital at the result of an <
operation for appenditltls. 1 1
GUILD FOR
SECOND PLACE
(By Unfted Pr*M.)
Bo* ton, April, 11? Governor Guild
ill been endorted by the ?t?te repnbll
!?n convention (or tbo nomination for
he ?lce presidency.
E
IN MEXICO
(By Unite* Preefc.)
Mexico, April 11? Earthquake* *r?
reported frosa rar!ou? section* all ot?t
Mexico.
On the Peterson thin mornicj came
Dr. Sutton up from the fort.
FLEET SIS
FORSAN DIEGO
(By United PrMfe)
Magdalen*, April 11 ? Th? fleet ulled
for Sao Diego at noon to day.
Mra. Weeks, wife of Lieut. Weeks of
the 10th loft., eame up oa the Peterson
this morning.
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NEWS STAND NEWS? Ladies' Homa Journal,
Womans Home Companion, Everybodye, Munsey,
Scrap-Book, Pearson, American, Argosy and
Metropolitan for April.
Stores Open Evenings Phones 4 & 55
HENEY GOES TO
FI6HT FULTON
(By United Pr*M.)
San Franclaco, April 11? Prosecuting
Attorney Heney left last night for
Portland to take a hand in the fight :
agalnnt the renomination of Senator 1
Fulton. 1
VANDERBILT
IS WILLI
(?y United PrM&)
New York, April, 11? Alfred Vaoder
bllt sayi ho 1? wllllofj that bi? wife shall
liaye the di?orc? ?he is applying for and
hat raauo ao fljfht acalaal It. The cri
Jeiico ia all Id.
(By United Pret?.)
Pekln, April 11? The opposition to
constituted jjoTerntnent being mani
fested *11 over tho rest of the ^rorld by
dynamiters is showing activity through
out China In the form of Incendiarism
Government buildings in til part* of
the empire are being destroyed bj Are.
Tbo authorities are roused to cnergetlc
measures to put a stop to th? outrages '
There havo been extensive losses la ?
both expensive buildings and the stores f
contained therein. v
THOMAS m RETURNS 10 SEATTLE
(By United Pre##.)
Seattle, April 11? The Thomas car,
which made Its way as far us Valdez t^
bo there stopped by tho open water in
Keystone canyon will bo shippod back
to thi* city on the Bertha. It has been
definitely decldcd that the crossing: of |
Alaska by this means Is now an Impos
sfblllty. Tlie German aud Fre ich ]
machines will be here on Monday and
tojjethor they will bo shipped to Vladi
vostok, Siberia, and continue tho run to |
Paris by that way.
IS READY 10
TALK BUSINESS
P. E.Hall, Jr, president of tho North
west Light St Power company, arrlred
up on tho Cottage City to meet his en
gagement with the local capitalists
who are negotiating (or tho purchase
of the plant. Mr. Hall saya a propo
sition hasj been made to blm and he
la ready to go into the matter at once.
Ho had not, however, met the parties
at the time of thla writing.
CUMPBELL-BANNERK'AN
NEAR TO DEATH'S DOOR
(By United Praaa.)
London, April 11? Former premier
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is
growing momentarily weaker. His
condition is serious.
(By United Preae.)
Haines. April 11? Republican prim
aries are being held here today to elect
delegates to the Ketchikan oonrentioD.
At this writing: co results haro been
rcsohcd.
P,
(By United Praaa.)
New York, April 11? Anna Gould |
and Prince Sa^an, brother of de Castel
lane, and whom she ia going to marry,
ha*e sailed by different ships fer Paris.
For a good smoke, call for the Ball
Dog cigar at Tooy Dotero'a. 1m
Bed mtala la WhlMhorie at Com
mercial Cafe.
You KNOW how Good
*
Our Butt9r is
We are shipping Ee-gs from the
same district? and can safely
say that they are the freshest
that reach this market
GANTY & FRANDSON
(United Pr*M T*l*graph-Cabl* INrvl**)
Washington, April 11? Secret service
men report that anarchists are watching the
homes ol the members of the cabinet. The
number of guards has been increased.
Friends of the cabinet officials and heads of
the post office department are very uneasy. x
The wedding of J. S. Mlnkovo and
Alas Dollna Gutleib whs celebrated last
vening in Arctic Brotherhood hall at
lalnes before a large gathering of In
IteC guests. It was the most notable
oclal event ever held in Elaine*. The
leorew service waa performed followed
iy a short civil se*vice aid the guests
lesent were greatly impressed oy the
loauty and meaniogful solemnity of the
rst and the simplicity of the second.
The service was held at shortly after
ivo o'c'ock, following the arrival of the
'rlncoss loaded with guests from Skag
.ay with whom was Judge Lefcvre who
, ent down to perform tho second ?er
Ice.
Arctio fTothorbood hall was dressed
n flags and gay colors for the occasion,
n the center of the ball was a sort of
lavlllon, four pillar* wrapped in greena
nd fljwcrs, laid with rugs and bus
iend?d over which was tho marriage
i?U and festoons of colore.1 bunting
entering abovo it from the four cor
ler* of tlie root*.
On tho stage at the further end of
/
he hall was seated and orchestra of
Iz pieces. These began the wedding
aarchai the doors were opened and
ha solemn wedding process'on entered
Tbo bride was accompanied br her
ither, F. Gottleib, the procession being
od by J. S. Weitzman wbo was to per
jrm tho ceremony, and followed by a
roupe of bridesmaids and groomsmen
nd flowor glris, the bridesmaids and
roomsmen bearing lighted candles,
"hey ma -chad around 'ho r>om once,
the guests by Invitations prsvlously
made, falling In behind.
Baring once circled the room the
bridal party toek Its place within the
pavlllan where Mr.Weltamsn read the
ceremony lo Hebrnw. Mrt. Weinman,
who Ih related to both bride and grcom,
waa offeoied lo tear* throughout.
This ctreinonj beinif completed,
Lc Fo*re stepped forward and
said a few words, completing the serv
ice, after which man and wife to>k
stations where til might offer their
felicitatiocs.
Thn bridesmaids were Misses Olson,
Lindsay, Case and Dafil; the grooms
men, Moss's. Turner, Drustkern, Joe
Minkore and J. Fay. The Dower girls
were: Misses Erdreeb, King and Rippin.
Mr. and Mrs. Blankenberg were master
and mistress of eeremonlee.
Those present were Col. and Mrs.
Greeo, Dr. add Mrs. Huttoo, Mrs. Cald
well, Chaplain Perry, Mr. and Mr. Heed,
Mrs. Sehlbr^de, Capt. and Mrs. Cralle,
Sergeant Pits an4 Mr. and Mrs. Thomss
of the post Messrs and Mesdamts Fay,
Martin, Mcintosh, Dannsrllne, Adams,
Burnett, Vogel, J Morrison, Odoll,
Ripin, O Coombs, J Coombs, Baker,
Banty and Messrs. Grant, Nail, Fav,
Tim Voftel, Sensen, Wood, Stout and
Alexander and Miss May Mcintosh.
From Skafway there were Mrs. Lefer
er, the judge's mother, Messrs snd Mes
dames Frledentbal, Shea, Mrs. Hang
lln. Miss Llndabl. Dr. L. 8. Keller, Dr.
Brawand, P E Kcra, Simons, Solomon,
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