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SAILORS FIGHT
IN GLASGOW
!*t \l*ska \. ?s Ri.riW! t
GLASGOW . June 2$ ? Wore* riot
ins ? i* pr<VE*vsj? in this city or.
account of the socman's strike Th?
situation has been greatly -vrsravat- '
ed by the important* of strike break
IN uIe" bib
NEW YDfiK
(Ry Alaska News BvT*a?.)
NKW YORK. Juno One dead
from heat is reported hetv today. Fire
brok. out in tlh' after turret of the
^?'nt an explosion.
SOCIALISM IS
DENOUNCED
(By Alaska News Bureau ?
CHICAGO. June 2$ ? Archbishop
Messencr in a Strmon delivered today
took occasion to denounce sociaUs.ni
statin* that it was rank heresy.
henrTterry
IS LOCKED OP
Rl'TTK. June 2? ? Henry Terry
surrendered himself to the authorities
of this place today, and was locked
up. He declares that over 2 years
ago he killed Chi. f of Mice Sullivan
of Spokane. i
Town Hall was well filled at last
night's mass meeting which had been
to consider tho adx isnhility of
installing a sampling mill here in
Skagwax for the :i-ting of ores that
aid anil encouracement might be uiv
on the prospectors working in the
immediate vicinity and surrounding
?'oKntr.i
Mr H H. Draper was made chair
n>an of the meeting and Mr. l^afc
?
stated the object of the meeting a
free discussion of the subject was
had. many of the speakers arousing
a hieh pitch of enthusiasm as their
telling points were sent home.
IV. L. S. Keller was the first
speaker and he made a very interest
ing talk. <?oing back into the
early day history of the town he
at one time been of the belief that
Skagway had no future a^ a mlnin
town, that he had made the ad
mission on different occasions be
cause he at the time believed it to
\inced that Skagway did have a fu
ture as a mining town: that he
? ?ouWn ot believe otherwise when
there was so much evidence that the
possibilities were here. The ore was
here because he had seen it and the
office of his paper had collections
OTOLir
HAS STORM
(Ry MasVa News Bureau . t
'
terrific hail storm swept over the
city today. President Taft ws< driv
en from the golf links where he was
engaged in his favorite pastime.
Dr. B. F. Miller, a prominent dcr
tist of Flint. Mich., arrived on the
State yesterday and will spend a
week in and around Skagway takini:
the next Seattle for Sitka wher. ho 1
will view the sights for another week
The doctor Is much impressed with
the beauties of Alaska and predicts
a greater travel every year as the
people learn of the many attractions j
that are offered to tourists.
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! THERE 15 A WONDERFl I SHOWING |
? of various 5tvleshere from $12.^0 to 5>o. ?
+
? The Biggest and Best Line of Ladies' ?
+ Misses', Hen's, Bovs' and Children's 5
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? Shoes Ever Shown In Skagway j
\H. J. LYNCH:
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g| Th? Up-Tc-Date Hab?rdash a r and '..adlaa Furnl?h?r. A
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UAf Kill SID iDEH SMP 11
Business Men At Mass Meeting Enthus
iastically Demonstrate Their
Faith In Skagway's Mines
from the different known ledges that
were on display. He urged that now
w.is the time for the people of the
town to eome forward and offer the
necessary assistance that would en
courage the development of these
prospects.
Mr. O. L. Dickeson was called and
he made a ringing speech in which
he declared that he. as an individual,
and in his official capacity would do
all in his power to further the de
velopnmet of the resource# of the
town and the surrounding valley.
Me stated that it was his belief that
there was plenty of money to be had
to de\elop the properties adjacent to
Skaeua> If it could be shown that
there were values sufficient to war
rant the expenditures necessary in
that development, lie was impressed
with the idea of establishing the pro
posed test mill for the very good
reason that It would demonstrate the
exact facts whl< h il was dealred to
bring before the investing public. He
stated thai his lallroad could do
five times th*? business Jt wm now
conducting and that from hln official
position he was very eager t(J nee
new avenues of business opening up.
Me said that although he was un
fortunately not a rich man himself
: hat he was in touch with capital
that was ready to Invest! in mines
and mining ventures that could be
fchown to have merit. He Invited the
people to come to him as the head
i f the railroad and make known their
wants at any time. He said that In
the past that perhaps the road had
not been very friendly to the pros
pector. but thai so long as he was
connected with It the prospectors and
developers of the country should re
celve every encouragement.
Oyron White, the well known mln
ing man, owner of the A?las mines
MS ARE
AGAIN BUSY
(VIt \laska News I'uroan.)
four Americans have recently been
murdered by savage Moros on the
Island of Mindanao.
m m
M NiUi!
Everything is in r<*adiness for the
nigM.
That there will be a large turnout
for a moment doubted as It Is Skag
way's usual way of demonstrating its
interest in event* of this nature.
The Goddess of Liberty contest,
which closes at 11 o'clock, promises
io greatly heighten the interest and
add to the attendance. At stated
intervals those who are present will
be Informed as to the standing of
the different candidates. The oppor
tunity to vote will be open to all
who are in attendance up to ?ithin
ter which the vote will be announced.
PRES. Tflff
IS CUPtO
(Qjr Mtska News r..rea?>
W ASH1NGTON. P. C.. June 29?
Seven years ago PntMoit Taft in
troduced Senator Warren to Mis*
Clara Morgan at New York. The
couple were married last night.
SIZZLING IN
PITTSBURUH
I Hy Alaska News Hureau.)
PITTSBVRG, -tune 29? The heat
at this place for the past 24 hour?
has bem something terrible. Two
persons are dead ami the hospitals
are full of people prostrated from
the effects of torrid wave which
has swept over the city.
Charley Pollav, census enumerat
or for Atlin district, arrived from
Haines last night having completed
his work in the Rainy Hollow dis
trict, and left this morning for At
lin. On his way In Mr Pollav will
take the census at all points in
Hritlsh Columbia, between the summit
an<t Atlin.
* Pic-Nie and Camomg Deli- *
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+ ? +
I cacies +
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+ We have every rhi ><r in the eating line to *
+ make yourou^n: an enjoyable one +
* We are always pleased to show t.h* goods +
4* +
+ +
* For the o^mp fire c >ok our "Hills Bros." J
+ coffee is IT +
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+ +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
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near Whltehorse, made a very Inter
esting talk cnrourtitliiii the people
of Skagway In their effort* to lU
the prospector by establishing the
test mill. Me stated that a mill of
thin kind was the only perfect meth
od of getting the value* from free
milling ores and that its results
could not be questioned The con
centrates of other ores could be sent
to the smelter.
Mr. Hukil made a very Interesting
speech and was so enthused over hhi
swhject that he soon had th? entire
assembly Inspired with the possibll
ities in a mining way. He gave an
account of his difficulties in getting
the necessary capital to open up his !
properties and gave a very good de- j
scrlptlon of the formation of the ?
Skagway valley which he stated was
In his opinion as a practical mining
man and prospector of the very best
lie declared that he could produce
rock from one of hi* ledges showing
free gold and indeed referred to th?' :
(act that Mr Snow of the Dally Al
-iskan had gone over the property i
with him and would confirm his state,
ments.
Mr. Richter. another Skasway mln
Ing man and prospector, ?tated tha'
he had about a hundred tons of ore
out on the dumps of several differ
| Continued on Pastr 4.)
OREGON IS
bAD BANDITS
(Ty Masks News nuregti )
(>I,KNDAI.K, Oregon, .lune 29- Be
lieving that liflOOWl In gold
?'.V? enronte from Seattle to
San Francisco on the Southern F*?cl
fie train which passed through this
place four bandits held the train up.
The robbers rifled the mall sacks
and express packages and made their
escape. Tosses are now out hunt
ing for them. The gold passed thru
on a later train.
Xftc for a tome cooked meal
tj- tck. clean service Where? At
New llcibe Restaurant. Fifth
Arenue. ba!f minute fron ftroadway.
Daily Alaskan ? only II a month.
V. S. IROOPS
LEAVE EAGLE
(fly A lank a Newa B?rea? >
VANCOUVER, Wash.. J'ine 2*?
Orders w??r? today Nii'd for the I'fi
Infantry, now atationed at Fort Bk
hert, to more to Port William Henry
S?ward The eotora and arm* wor?
or<1?-rA,| hoted whll? pa?*ln* thr?>?j*h
Canadian territory
STRIKE 8
t
(Ry Alaska Npw* Imrean ?
LONDON. June Jt? Ten thonaand
dockm?>n hare k nv on' on strike
through aympafhy for the <?>am?n
who *trnrk at f5la?uow A If ?htppfn?
In parall7*d at Hall. Liverpool. tsta*
row and Manchester
t
TERRY LIES
(Ry Alaska N*wa Rt.reao )
SPOKANE. Jnne 29? TTi? allied
oonfe??lon of llettTT Terry at Ri""
to th?* offeft that h?? killed Chief Sitl
tlran of tMa plar* la dlarrerflted In
thla town.
GELS GRILLEO
(Ry Ala ska Mew* R?jrean )
CLEVELAND, Jnn* 2* Th* 2rand
Jnry ha* been anmmoned to prot>??
the wall paper tmaC
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