STRIKE 11 11 FUBUKS
(By United P im)
Fairbanks, Fab. 1.? Tb# Weaurn
Federation of Miner* today called oat
the miners on another atrike. The
reasons alftged are that all the men are
no*, paid 16 per daj and board and lod*
lag u prorlded la the agreement uoder
whlok the late strike waa celled off.
A committee of buainesa men haa been
appointed to devise a pita of arbitra
tion.
ADVENTURE WITH INSANE PATIENT
The cue of Captain Williamson, who
wool on bis way to the Westminster
asylum (or the insane yesterday, is a
moit unfortunate one. He was former
ly well-to-do, a large holder of sto?k In
a line of twenty steamers running to
European ports. He went into the In
terior some years ago to recoup deplet
ed fortunes. On the way out the un
fortunate man escaped from hi? guards
and made a run for the timber, eseip
lag, with the thermometer standing 40
below. The it&^e vu compelled to go
forward to take Its women passengers
to a place of safety, and then returned
with Torn Keough and H. O. Mapler,
of the R. N. W. M. P., to fiud the sick
man. They found hia, but not before
he was badly frozen about the arms and
face. The adventure also caused them
to mlsa one of the stations of the run
out.
AUDITORS TAKE
DEPARTURE
W. B. King, auditor of the White
Paw, and Mr. Milllgan, Auditor of the
stockholders of the company, who have
been boi ling daily and nightly sessions
here, going through the literature of
the company as it is represented in the
day books and ledgers for several weeks
pa9t, and who have beeo, by the same
token, keeping the boys of the office on
the jump, concluded their labor* yes
terday and sailed away on the Princess
May. Both gentlemen have incidental
ly joined heartily in the social life o
the city during their stay, and their
going will be felt in these cirolea.
M. C. Burr and W. W. Edmunds,
surveyors for the Guggenbeims, left
this morning for Dawson, having ar
rived from Vancouver last night.
FORME
IN THE GAME
Dan Dougherty, agent of the N. C.
company at Fortymlle, went south on
the Mar. Mr. Dougherty hia not been
oat for &ome ten years and he is seeing
what there la of it. He will visit San
Francisco and will ihen go east to visit
relatives.
Mr. Dougherty is fall of enthusiasm
for tha outlook for the northern coun
try. de aays Fortymlle Is just begun.
Jaoh Wade, Napoleon and Cbicken
creeks ar? all yet to be heard from.
Be aays there are three big dredgers at
work In the Fortymile and all making
good.
Captain W. T. Bragg, who registers
from Vancouver, at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, arrived on the Princesa May and
will remain In the city until Monday.
DR. J. P. CADE
BROUGHT BRIDE
Dr. J. P. Cade, of Whltehorse, who
arrived upoa the Princess May, had
with him the bride whom he went
tinny to find. Dr. Cede was married m
few days before the sailing north of the
May at Viotorla. They stopp d last
ni.;ht at the Fifth Avenue and took
this morning's train over the bill.
mJm
ON THE JOR
(By United Preee.)
Washington, Feb. 1.? Once more Sec
retary Taft announces that all rumors
to the effect that he will resign from
the cabinet are without foundation.
FLEETIS AT
PUNTA ARENAS
(By United Preee.)
Punta Arenas, Feb. 1,? -The big
American fleet of warships bound
around the horn arrived here st noon
and was given a noisy reception.
TOWN JALK
J. Henderson of Whltehorse, went
south on the May.
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Robert H. Pal ner, of Viooouver
I left this morning for Daw?on.
Rev. Mr. Rigby will (peak at the P< -
| nial Mission tomorrow evening at 7:30.
Gi P. Valentine, traveler for a Van
couver homo, went inside ibis morning.
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There will be speoial music at the
Preabyteri^n church tomorrow even*
in*.
J. S. Mill*, of Vancouver, who was a
passenger north on the May, left this
morning for Dawson.
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George E. Howard, chief clerk of the
auditor's office left last night for a va
cation of some weeks.
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Alex McCrimmon, of Atlin, arrived
up on the Princess May and went over
the hill this morning.
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R. P. Hill, of Whiteborse, who waa
a passenger up on the May, took the
morning train for his home.
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The stage arrived out at Whiteborse
this morning at something after 10?
bringing six sacks of mail and no pss
sengers.
Cbauncey L'ttler's place will be va
cant in the councils of the Skooknm
club for a month or more. He went
south on the May.
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Mrs. O'Keefe.of Whiteborse, arrived
up last night on the Princess May and
took the morning tr-tln for the other
side of the hill.
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J. L. McLennan and William J. Lan
uary, arrived up l?8t night and left this
morning, for the Inside, it being their
first trial at the fortunes of the north.
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Chris Christianson, Canadian customs
inspector at the Summit who is taking
the place of Mr. Noot, went on duty
this morning. Mr. Noct got away on
the May last night.
J. T. Lltbgow, comptroller of the
Yukon anp one of the very strong men
of that territory, who has been in the
city for several days went south on the
May. Of course he Is going to Ottawa
and then to vis't his home folks In
Nova Scotia.
On the down trip of the Princess May
wu a Hindu who had been in the upper
country for several weeks looking for
work. He bad been unable to assim
ilate and was seoi. out by tbe Canadian
government,
Oscar Oard, who looks after the In
terests of tbe White pits in customs
matters and who has been away for
some weeks, Is expected back on tbe
next trip of the Princess May.
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W, 0. Conk 1 in, assistant to Agent
Lowle of the Canadian Pacific, who has
been away for a month's vacation, ar
rived up last night and is on duly
again, Mr. Conklin reports havin?
hod a very pleasant time. He met I.
M Jensen, formerly proprietor of tbe
Alaskan, in Seattle.
The team of horses lost by Louis
Schultx in Atlin lake is said, by his
friends, to hava bet n one of the finest
teams of the country and was wortb
from six to eight hundred dollars. It
!b a hard blow to the mail carriers, it
having been their first trip of tbe son
son.
Seven room furnished bouse to rem.
on Third -Avenue. Enquire of G. E
Howard. 264-tf
HAVE YOU SEEN
our- F. Cantcius Felenius, if not drop
in at Daylight and look at it? it is the
prettiest now It ever whs. Respec fully
yours Hermnn Grimm.
Hear Thoas Mandollz,* Ringing
Eight of 'em in one instrument, with
Piano accompaniment. Hear tr.em at
the Mascot. It is great, and fills the
place of a vaudeville entertainment.
WANTED-A first class Gold or G;>ld
and Copper Mining Proposition In -Alas
ka. State full particulcrs when you
write. Address. Lewis Lusk, P. O. box
1072, Spokane, Washington. 219-lroo
Eight Mandolin* in One
At the Ma?cot there is the most wont
derful musical instrument ever brought
to Skae.way. It bxs a quality of eigh
Man^olios in one with a Piano accom
paniment. There is a string of eig'<t
new airs It makes a full evening's
entertainment.
ONLY ONE BROMO QUININ E'
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
INE. LO 'k for the signature of E. W.
GROVE. Used the Woi Id over to Cure
cold in One Day. 25c F
Phone Olty Traaafw
Kof your coal, wood nnd gcnoral haul*
ing. Phone 90. Bough loo's cigar
?tore. 10-4-lm
Large assortment of Viotor and Edi
son photographed. The new Improved
Types will r?racb Skagtvay (his week.
A good assortment of Ke ords with all
the October, November, December and
January selections. Leave order with
adepts now for any s*yle machine so
you can have everything late lu Songs
and musical selections.
T. R. Sewell,
Agent. Britl's Drug Store
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in plac?
of tea or coffee. Come on ooys.
The Fifth Avenue bote! has unlimited
accomodations. Steam he*t and every
tniog modern.
Oyster Cocktails and Eastern Oy&ters
on the half-shell, for private families
and wolesale, at the ViennaBakery. tes
HAVE YOU SEEN
our? F. Canadius Fclenius, If not drop
In at Dnyiigbt and look at it? it is tbe
pret'iest now ittver was. Respectfully
yours Herman Grimm.
WOOD THAT WILL BURN
All kinds of stovewood delivered on
short notice. General biggage and ex
press business.
The Alaska Transfer Co., 'Phone
No. 10. 25I-W
P. f. KtRiV,
GOLD AND SILVERSMITH
Skagway, Alaska.
Christmas lucky numbers:
5275? Mrs. Pred Patten
?612? Fred J. Webber
2663? Unknown
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5196? Mrs. W. Shnw
5410? G. A. Rosenberg
2495? R. E, Fleming
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4946? W. H. Case
4538? Miss L. Caldwell
2865? L. Berry man
3561? Miss L. Doerrer
c061? E. i\ Yaeger
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clay Presents, Anniversary Gifts and Card Prizes
Carred Ivory. Buret Leather' Al
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rii
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Smokers' Articles,
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Examinations Made and Glasses
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OPHTHAL MO-METRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected. Each '
mm receives the utmost care and spe
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Cobxkx Fifth and State Sts.
? UP STAIRS
IKAOWAY - ALASKA'
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I CLEARANCE SALE
To make room for our Spring Lines we will make the following surprising reduc
in our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Dept. for one week only starting Monday, Jan. 27.
33 1-3 per cent discount on any Coat, Suit, Skirt
Waist, Wrapper, Petticoat or Kimona
Special at $4.00 Each
We have a lot of Skirts ranging in price from $6,00 to $12 on which we have
made a special price of $4.00 each. (See Window)
At 25 cts.
Ladies' Winter Hats and
Caps
Formerly 25c to $4.50
At 75 cts.
Ladies Waists $1.25 to
$2.50
At $1.50
Ladies Silk Waists Form
merly $4.50 to
$12.00 each
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
tl Geo. Blanchard, Manager
Torn Music Made Whole
Valnailt Papan, D**dt, Doooimsat*, Monay. Titles, Eto.
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