THE DAILY W ALASKAN
CITY QFPIOIHL PHPER
Sal;o VOL. ix. 8KAGWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY AUGUST 23 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
TO FRONT
Karopitfein Attracting At
teutiou Once More
(Special IMspatch to Paily Alaskan)
St. Pe'ersburg, Aug. ?3- i!en. Kuro
patkin. who has been snubbed ever
since his Manchurian defeats dur>ng
the Russian -J apunese war, is being
considered for the position of minister
of war. He i> loved by the common
soldiers and that i> the cause for the
plans now being matured to bring him
forw an! to a position of responsibility.
It is thought bv those who are advocat
ing hts selection for the cabinet that
his popularity with the men in the
ranks will have a tendency to prevent
mutiny such as recently has occurred
in several portions of the country |j
H. D. CUrk'i Ranch
Head<juaiters for Alaska grown pro
ductions wholesale and retail, cabbage,
celery, etc. Good new early Ohio
potatoes at & ii per 100 lbs. phone 131
Steamed Clami Tontcht
Hot steamed clams will be served at
the Mascot saloon tonight, free to
patrons of the popular hiuss .
BIG TIME
Seattle Republicans Hive
Successful Banquet
[ [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle, Aug. 23? The King county
republican club pave one of the most
successful banquets ever siren in the
interest of *a political party in the west,
last night. John F. Miller, president
of the club, presided. Gov. Mead am)
Senators Ankey and Piles, and Rep
resentatives Cushman and Humphrey
delivered addresses.
President Roosevelt was eulogized
and his administration given credit for
the prosperity which overruns the
country. It was urged that the Ding
ley tariff law is developing the re
sources of Washington
Notlea
Parties indebted to the Uoss-Higgins
Company can settle their accounts at
the office of Ganty & Fraudson, whom
we have authorized to collect for us.
The Ross-Higgixs Co.
The best meals and best service at
sjkagway car be secured at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. if
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I New Fall Goods I
W9 Have now 011 display
fall travcnettes. Worsteds, Plaids,
Checks. Serges and Novelty Suitings
New hand Bags and New Ribbons
We Invite Your Inspection
1 PHONES 4 and 55 J
ww * a 4 Hre?id. Cake?, Pies Dough
HnniP nuts and cookies. Cakes
11UIIIW i'lUUV made to order. Phone 136
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* money *
And inclination to
needlessly waste it
you should buy a
H. S. & M.
or ^
Adler & Sons
Fall Suit
of us this season
The choice of fabrics ;i
is large, the tailoring x
is good, the fit per \
feet and style abso
lutely correct.
And you can have -
the suit ready to putf
on at once.
Call an?i examine our
immense line.
Copyright t<)o6 by
lh~ ^ Marx
T. fi. Clayson & Co.
THE ONE PRICK CLOTHIER
fourth and Brodway
CUBA NEEDS NO ASSISANCE
Newest American republic can handle its rebellion
without American aid-Commanding general says
strength of insurrection overestimated
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan !
Havana. ? Aug. 23? Gen. Rodriguez, j
commander of the rural guards, says no ,
help will be needed by the government
from the United States. He says the
strength of the insurrectionists has
been exaggerated.
The insurrectionists still hold the
city of San Luis. It is declared that]
the city administration has declared a
revolt arainst the government.
The province of Santa I lara h?s re
volted against the (jovernment ao<i is
arming an innurrection force.
Government troops *re preparing to
t*ke the field. They ?re confident of
the outcome of a camp*ign tti nit
Santt Cl?r* ?od other fore* of th? re
oellkra
TERRORISTS ASSASSINATE
GOVERNOR GENERAL
Representative of Czar at Warsaw Killed
With Bomb Yesterday and His Shot
Down Today in the City's Street
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. )
Warsaw. Aug. 23 ? The governor
general of this province die*' today as
the result of injuriea received from an
exploding bomb yesterday. Revolut
ionists threw the bomb which caused
the death.
Today Count Kermer. the governor's
aid, was assassina'ed. He was attacked
by revolutionists on the street and 10 1
shots were fired into his body.
Strlk* to Ba Call?d
! St. Petersburg, Aug-. 23? A confer- f
enco of the representatives of all rail
roads in the empire was held yesterday
in Finland. It decided to issue a call
for a ctneral strike. Notices were !
ordered sent to all r?ilroad employees
to prepare for it to as to be able to
comply at once when the call shall hare
been issued.
BEGIN IF
Maine Republicans {Start
Congressional Campaign
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Portland, Maine, Aug. 23 ? The
Maine republicans opened the congress
ional campaign here last night. Senator
Beveridge. of Indiana, made the prin
cipal speech at a grand rally. He urged
the election of congressmen who will
support President Roosevelt in his at
tempt at purifying American business
methods. He said this is the sole issue
of the c?tupaign.
Dr. Nornu Rihotm Offlo*
The office of Dr. F. C. Norman has
be^n removed to the second floor of the
Canadian Bank cf Commerce. 3t
I |Tbe Marguerite cigar is made from
the best Havana Tobacco and has no
equal. On sale at W. W. Houghton.
?hp .i
LOST ? Pair of spectacles. Findtr
please leave at this office and receive
reward. ?
ON TIME I
Princess May Sails for Skug-:
way
A cablegram received bv H. R Dunn
agent for the Canadian Pacifie Railway
at Skagway, says the Princeas May
sailed from Vancouver yesterday even
ing at 11 o'clock. She has 200 loni of
freight and 25 passengers for SkagTaj.
The IVincess May will be due to ar
rive at Skagway Sunday night.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagwiy. August 22 I90f>.
The weather conditions at Skagway
1 for the 2-1 hours preceding noon today
| were as follows:
I Max. Temp 60 above rero
; Min. " 50 "
i Mean " T 55 " "
Temp, at noon 55 '? "
Precipitation .00 inches
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer.
Frsih M?at
' The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
Just Received
A Consignment of Columbia Rivfr
Chinook Canned Salmon
Best in the world
PREFERRED STOCK SUGAR SYRUP
TILLMOOK FULL CREAM CHEESE
Imported EMENTHAL SWISS CHEESE
We have the
ROSE BRAND BUTTER -Always Fresh
Mint or ENGINEER IS
LOOKING BRIGHT
.
New Strike oil Famous Property Believed to
Insure Its Sale to those Who Hold Bonds
?To Develop Property
Thing* are looking good with the
i Engineer group. The sale of that pro|>
erty anil its development into a pro
ducing mine are among Ox* probabilities
of the very near future. In fact, they
seem almost a cerUnity \ new strike
made by those who air investigating
the famous group of claims for tne
Chicago and Montrea' parties who have
a bond upon it is so promising that
further development i? assured, and
those who ar<* in position to " know
say the bond will be taken up.
The new vein discovered oprne<1 into
a width of five feet at s depth of Irt feet
and it has been traced for I '3X1 feet and
is believed to be much longer. It shows
good values.
A few men hive been working on the
Engineer group for several weeks and
shipments of ore are now on the way to
the south for trial. If the assays and
trial shipments shall prove satisfactory
the bor.d on the properties will 1* tak?p
up sod s hr.r f >rce of men s#t to work
at once.
It is proposed to install a diamond
drill soon with which to ascertain the
depth and length of the ore chutes in
this property.
It is sal<l that lb* Kogineer mio* is
slres<iy suffciootly opened up to make
il possible to produce 100 too* of or*
daily.
The people who ha*e the bond oo lb#
Kogineer group al?o hare * hood oo tbs
claims of Reory Nichoiaoo. which sre
oo parallel reins to those of the Knfi
neer fcroup an?1 which mi, oin the latter
on the east < >n the Nicholson property
the mineraiiml rock is fo-.rxl in a coo
tact h?tw?en Piorite arw! grxr, i te ?ails
which are li"> fees *r>art where the
work has l?w <kw>e < >n 'he foot wall
?ide of this ore i? s rein ??reo aod a
half feet wi.Je of fine fre*-miiliof gold.
About 4..VK1 feet north of the tional
ob thi? property a canyon ha? cot th#
rein ao>l enpnaea fight feet of ore oo
the footxail aod 12 fe?t .->n the hsnciat
?all. It is of a sery trood cane.
A eresi number of lod# claims hare
been located (o th* sicioity of th?
Kn*io?er froup within the iast few
weeks ^taking hi-en rrrr since. th# work
wa? resumed oo th* latter Manyelaima
are Vine !or?t*d. also. in the rictnlty
of the Whi'* Mooee claim, on the op
posite side of the lake.
P?nU) Minion to Hum SottIom
There will l>e ?rvices at the Oriel j
mission tonifiht which will lie addressed
by H. N. MacNaufhton. The meeting
will be proceeded by street services.
Mr. McNauc lton arrived on the Prin- 1
cess Beatrice.
Unneceoawry Eidmi*
Acute attacks of oolic, dlarrhoe a and
dysentery come on without Tarnine and
proupt relief must b? obtained. There
Is no necessity of incurring the expense
of a physical.'" service in such esse if
Chamberlain's Co!ic, Cholers and
Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose
of this ren-edy will relieve the patient
before ? doctor could arrive, it baa
never known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous cases and no
lamilv should be without it. For sale
by Wra. Britt.
Pr*rat T?? nrw
The reff\if?r weekly fottae* orayar
incline of 'he Penlrl miwioa *111 take
place tomorrow ifwrriooo at 2:.*> o'clock
at thr nome of Mrs. William (.affoey
*t Twen>y-Seeon<1 arenoe n?*r Stat#
?tmi,
Plu? T???r
Whitehorv. Aur. 39?1 will be io
Pk*??*T io about two weak> and tboM
wi?hinc to hare tb?ir piano* toned may
hr aoo>n>(iri*t?l hy learinf onieti at
the Fifth A ?env?e hotel
C. S. Prlnff .
A OHmtMd Cure For Pita*
lu-hinp. H'ln?l, R!e*<1inff. Prtwudin*
Pile*. Pn>tfffi*te are nutho'ired to re
fund money if PAZO OlNTMrST fiila to
cure in ? to 14 <1*y? 5? cent*.
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sasis g?? Q?i ??>? nA
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say:i kioiI
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mg books, spelling
blanks, composi
tion books tablets
pencils penholders
; and pens at
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