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CHAV'^FEL'R KILLS WELL
K NOW N FRISCO CLU8MAN
,1 MofW*. Wealthy Coal I Valor ,
by Wife's Admirer. letter
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i Vlaska News Bwrpaw.1
SAX M \TRO. Oal. Jan Tho
*vt in U?e M?W soandal **?<
? rt?vt last nitht when J J. Moorp.
. clubman and o>*l dca>?r. of
-n KYsnoisoo, ?-?s shot and kllfc-d
n * , : anffew. Samuel Timothy,
Moore only lately was proouaett In
'.*?? pwto.io ey*?? by the sonsat-ionai ?i i
> e proceeding in which he ami his ;
,0 Hi -re iuvoired. In the di*t*rrv
which was the soii^ation <1
>- -SO". Moore charged his wif>
misconduct wiU? other Men.
>
; > < rrvn$ par were piven a do
1 -J?y, who for s?onv voat* lia*
a chauffeur, was mention**} in
. , > orw proceed in,cs.
< <?r heins arre^Vvi. tallowing th
la?t nichi. Timothy state- i
??> hot in self defense. In n
V.^nont >!<v>re sraW that
\ ha< t*> n rdinc with bis
? iff of !*te
^o storting van
\4VE0 AS STAKEHOLDER
- \ ia>k* News Rure?w.?
10 VOO. Ill . .lan. Dj? ? .VI T<^*r
?i>o hall magnate and sporting
v of this HtT ?as yesterday na:r
' t -? akehoV'er in the Johnson
l-c\ vno^^-d for
:t HARPER'S WEEKLY
.1 Vlas'.a X?*rs Bureau.)
NKW YORK. .'an. SM^wmw
xv. ro? Wilson, when interviewed
n* the attark on hl'n
If, ; v the Harper's Weekly, refns
. ; ii .v:\s the aaatter farth> r
CONGRESS DEBATES
TARIFF REVISION TODAY.
i Ry Alaska News r.nreaiu 1
\ VS MINT, TON. P 0. Jan. 27?
ht? sjiriff revision dehato hesan in
? senate today when the rut of
1 tt 5? sv-r cer.L in the steel and
-on tariff will he fw^rht omL
The Best of
The
Good Ones
For
% and Little Feet
THE
vfmeucan
SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-To-D?t# Hat?arJasher and La.'ie* Furnisher.
SENATE 10 ACT
OK ALASKA MO
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
IN SENATE TODAY FOR ACTION
* istor Jone* Will Ask President to
t'ot.>truct 8o?trd MtUiiwk? R. R
by vlaska Railway Commission
i Uj A laska News Bureau.)
\Y XSHINGTON. D. C.. Jan 2?
i' r Wtwley L. Jones of Washing
on rv ill Uvlav introduce Into the
Set .it* a resolution authoring the
? rt lent to construct a railroad hi
to 1. rritoy of Alas-ka.
The resolution will ask that the
i bo built from Seward to the
?ka coal field*. It is to be
ted by a commission to be
\ i;isk* R.-t: road Comn J
u v eh will iwhtde the Resident
? I uited States, Secretaries of
r. I Verier and the Postmaster Get
Th funds for the construction of
' r ad arv to be provided, by a
??I ;--ne of fifteen million dollars
T bonds to be thirty rear bonds
f? : interest at 2 per cent.
Th.> plan has the approval of the
T1-RIBLE BLOODSHED
MXV BEGIN TODAY.
i MsskR News Rure?Mj.)
PEK1N. -Ian 29 ? The armlstbe
iv hi 'i has been in effect for the tost
<?? i.t* - between the Rebels and the
mr rials, awaiting the abdication of
R v.-u family, expires today.
Kff "ts are bein* made to extend
? ,o t . before hostilities will be re
RICMESON IS CAST
out or the fold.
i liy Alaska News Rurwwi.i
CAM RR1LXJK, Mass . Jan 2?? The
members of the Immanuel Rapt-ist
church which the Reverend Ciar
nce Riohoson was the pastor, yester
day offk iailv expelled the self-confers
ed murdeder from the chtirch.
Ptvvtows to his arrest for the ter
riMe c* me Richeson was regarded as
of the most popular pasUrs that
e\cr held the pulpit here. It was
not until after the confession, that
the members of the church who have
Pstono.l to the teachings of the yowy:
livtno. doubted for a minute but
that a :tv*t injustice was being done
loir na<jtor. and all suspicion ajainst
'i : ti ore frowned down.
Mr< n. pahline. who has been in
the city for several weeks, was a
passenger on the train this moraine,
for lx>g Cabin, where she will res'de
Mr< Rrron Olson and children w-ora
;wss<-ngon; on the train this evening
from Log Cabin. They will reside
i Skacway in order that the child
-< ?; may attend school here
MARINE CORPS ORDERED
TO ABANDON SITKA.
Oldest Military IHu* In Alaska to b#
r-fVvo Marines And
Officers Will Leave.
The usual quiet prosperity of Sitka
whs delivered a stunning Wow Satur
da> AfUTnoon whea K le&ked out tbat
^he navy department had officially or
it-red the I . S. marine barracks at
Si Ik a abandoned Immediately. Cap tan
Lyman, commandant at the barrack*,
aired, says the Juneau Dispatch.
for confirmation of the Htory, and In
n cabk-sTam last evening verified the
<>rder of tho naval department.
Sixty-five marine*, several officer*
all equipment? everything Iwt the ba
lacks itself ? will be removed as
soon a.- a gunboat or a cruiser w sen
north to tr?"sfer the mnn to the
state- The Sitka marines will prob
bo ^ ?nt to Mare Island, CaJifor
nia. but this statement i? unofficial.
Rumors that the government was
t a!>aTidon Sitka as a marine bar
( %dta have !>oon floated many ttanea
In th> past, but for some Inexplicable
rrri the ord?T from Washington
?lis never forthcoming. The reasons
pr. tnpt g the evacuation of the for
- capital as a naval p*t are many.
In the fir* pface. with the Infantry.
i i stationed at Fort Seward. the
maintenance of the Sitka barracks is
impra- ti<-able The sole duties of the
marines stationed at Sitka have for
a number of years been the guarding
of 10,000 tons of coal, stored cn
Yap; risky island, and held in reserve
for use by naxal vessels. With the
Maska Inilian partially imbued with
> M-tli ration, there is little danger of
iry outbreak among the natives:
ih<re are no industrial strikes in
Va*' i to demand the prewnce of
tr wps in sse of trouble or riot, and
the order coming as it does at this
time, should cause little surprise.
On Sitka, however, the move of
t vrr>vomrpe"t wi'l infect a severe
punishment. The barracks has given
considerable pre^lce to the town:
fi7i?idrraWe business com?* to the
nerchnMs from tv? po?t and the
??bscrce of the marines will be keen,
ly felt
CHAS. M. SCHWAB BELIEVES
CONSOLIDATION RAISES WAGES
PHILADELPHIA, Jar 1*? ? Legisla
tion that would permit the consolida
te. ?n of large business interests, in
stead of more rigid anti-trus*. laws.
?as advocated by Charles M. Sch
wab. president of the Dethlehem Steel
Company. In a spewh at a dinner giv
en for him here by member* of tho
Manufacturers" Club.
"If the gTeat corporations of the
I'nited States are forced into indl
\ i-lualism, labor would suffeT by de
creased wages." he declared. He said
-'e. 1 noer sold s;> low and that
n? j ? were never so hi - h as at
present. This condition, he said,
"could not exist with a lar^e number
r.f independent eomijan'e* cutting
j each other's throats."
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion han proved beneficial to the
tailroads of the conn try, he said, and
he suggested that a similar commto.
Islon be given the power to regulate
other large business interests.
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?Cereal Special?
+ ? ? ? ? ? ? +
+ +
+ Our stock in this line is complete, a variety *
+ of sixteen of the most Popular Package *
* Cereals on the market to select from ? Every +
+ package guaranteed to be pure and! whole- +
+ some ? We have them in 1 0 pound sacks +
* or in any quantity desired^ +
+ +
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: P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
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UNITED SfAIES
FEARS JAPAh
WILL GARRISON 12.000
TROOPS IN HAWAII
Uncle Sam Won Id y .iiot Humor# of
Janpanese Invasion of Inland
p-wi-msion
(By Alaska New* Bureau i
WASHINGTON. D C. .Ian I.t?
Following the many rumors which
have been afloat to the effect that
troops would be p?Tjt to th" Hawaii,
the War Department has given out
an official announcement that twelve
thousand troops wo-iM be- carrlson^
there Immediately. Tr*r,si?rt* wlU
bo (TotVn in rearUross a"d the move,
tnent will be --tarte i Inm^dJately.
ThL? move nn th? ;>nr! of the Unit
ed State* cor? w?j as the result of
many nn<rni?ting rumors that have
reached the rare of th? T>epartm??nt
to tlx* effort that at least 10 r<00 Jap
anese aolillere ha-e twn smuggled
into the Js'aid po?-'r t!r>i of I'w'e
^am latelr 'r * e dl'zvl'e of labor
er*
MRS. HARRY NELSON
WEDS SERGT. PAUL KEGEL
(Special to the Daily Alaskan. >
HAINES. Alaska. .Ism. 2!>? It wtws
learned through authentic soorres
that Ser<t Paul Kegel of the n?tt Al
ton band, ai Fort Seward, and Mr*.
Harry Nelson, the young ia.!y who
but recently re^-ovcred from the ef
fect* of * severe gunshot wound
were quietly married la*t niaht at
the home of the bride* sister. Mr*.
J. R Peterson.
The ceremony was perf ?rmed by
the Rev. A. F. McLean at 7:30. in
the presence fo Mr. and Mrs J R
Peterson and Sergt William Srhweih
ten of "H" compa-iy.
Sergt Schwechten a. ted as test
man and Mrs Peterson carried the
rol?' of bridesmaid
The affair will be a great surprise
to the many friends of the newly
married couple.
The steamer Ourmrao Wt Juneau
this morning at 7 o'clock and i* ex
pected to arrive in Haines about ?
' p m She will unload considerable
freight there, arriving here about 8
, o'clock.
JEPPERSON WILL ASSIST
STRANDED SHIP SANTA ANA
North western Mtaaed fnstrnction* and
DM Sot Assist Witp Soe'e
Ana Not In Danger.
I Uy A Mt New* Bureau. ?
8BATTU0. Wwh . inn 2?? The A?
**ka Steamship fompany's *t<+m*r
Jefferson left kust night on her regu
.ar run to Skagway And Southeastern
\iAsfc* port* She will bring assist
ance to the stranded steamer ?an'A
\na belonging to the same company
n Kark bay. near Ketchikan
in Kark My. near Kefchifcan
Through * misunderstanding or a
fail'rre to 1^*1 *?? th? wlreUs* mee
sont her, the steamer North weat.
Ti f*ld not go to the relief of the
j'r?nded ship as was reported on Sat
?ir^ST She hi due to arrive here at
??on today
SKAGWAY -MAKE UP" ARTISTS
ARE GETTING BUSY.
Once again mystery fllfc* the air
Preparations are goln* on apace fir
th?> big Annual Masquerade affair to
be given by the kvai Aerie of Eaglet
next Saturday night.
The big dance promUea to be one
of the grandest affairs ever pulled
?-ff In thhi Hap of entertainment.
There will be many prize* ghen
away fnr the purpose of stimulating
vtion in the naf-urai research line
of character im person a Hon. and H t*
said that Skagway's makeup artin's
wHI quite wrtdo themselves in their
efforts to "cop" the prizes which are
on display at the Tony Dortero ?tnre
The committee also wish to an
nounce 'iat beside the many pri7es
to he given fnr the best "getups"
'h<?re will be a door prize. whl<-h will
gladden the heart of the lucky on*1
who *et.s away with it
MANY CAVORT ON THE
SKAGWAY RIVER SUNDAY.
t>eapit?> the flurries of the wind
that drifted down the valley of the
S kag way river yesterday and the
threat* of a snow storm, many of
the young people of the dty spent
m veral hour* yesterday gayly enrort
fng on the lee. which is in the best
condition that It has been seen at
any time this winter
H Wheeler. Superintendent of the
White fas* StAge .service from White
hrse to Dawson. was a passenger on
this evening's train.
Shoes for |
Men
Women
and
I Children
We have a large Stock on hand !
?a
Also A Large Assortment of ?
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Afford*
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
s NORTHER*
A HOC. ?0
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The Home of The
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CLOTHING