HOLLER BESTS
OLE DON
?
(By United Pr eeeO
Seattle, April] I? Dr. Roller, the
man who defeated Farmer Bursa re
cently, took two straight fall* oui of
Ole Don el sod, known aa the "Biff
Swede" laat night. The trlok wa? done
in fortr minus?*, twenty minute* each.
Roller wrest'ea Bee I out.
LAFOLLETTE
IN WISCONSIN
(By Unltad Pre*.)
Milwatkee. April 3? Koee, democrat
ic, was re-elected mayor for the fifth
time yesterday. Returns throughout
the state ahow Lafollette'e following
wins for the Datlonal cooyentlen.
DEADLY RIOTS
IN LISBONi
(By United Pre**)
Lisbon, April 7.? The eleet loos here
were followed by rioting In the streets.
Troo;j* were ordered to shoot and many
were killed The whole country la in
a disturbed condition, and the result la
uncertain.
LE6AL NOTICE
Henry A. McEvoy? Want informa
tion as to hia whereabouts. If dead,
want proof of death. He lef: Decatur,
Illinois, In October 1899. Last hoard of
ar Sjn Francisco, California, in Decern
ber 1899. Is heir to estate of his father
John MoQyoy, deceased, now In my
hands.
William H. Black,
Master in Chancery of Macon oounty.
Illinois.
BANKERS ARE
AGIST IT
(By Untied PrMfc)
New Tork, April ?-The bankers of
the wkole country hare joined n a gen
eral movement of protest against the
Aldrlch bill.
EVANS EEELS
AS IE III HELL
(By United Preaa.)
Paso Roblei, April ? ? Admiral Evana
took hi* flrst mud bath yeeterdey. He
laid aa the hot mud oosed around him
that he was nearer bell than he hsd
ever expected to be. His wife and
daughter are ezpratad la arrive next
week from the east.
WEDDING FEAST I
PINES
The beautiful little laanch Prlneew
hai been engaged to carry Judge
Lefevre and a number of gueats Invited
to attend the wedding of J. 8. Mlncove
and Miss Bclina GoUleb at Haines,
which la to take place Friday.
A clrll ceremony la to be potformed
by Judge Lefevre and again the cere
mony of the Jewish faith la to be read
by Mr. J. S Weinman, relative of tke
bride. There 1a to be a wedding sup
per and dance following the ceremony
The guests fiom Skagway are to have
tke choice of returning Immediately
after the ceremony or may stay over
for tha Peterson at their pleasure.
Quite a number of guests go from thla
olty. The Princess Is to leave here
aa two oeiook p. m. Friday and will
arrive at Haines in ample time before
the ceremony. J <
\
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TMHS MET IS
Thete compote the next olty council
by right of having been chosen by the
?ote of the people at a well contested
election. Tbe name* are set down not la
alphebetlcal order but In tbe order Id
which they have preference before the
people as registered In the vote cast.
There were 253 ballots cast for eoun
oilman and 421 altogether, Including
the clerkship of the school. Of the
ballota for oonncllman there were 115
oaat straight? without scratching. Of
these, 62 were for the co-called Tax
patera' p?rty and 53 for the Citizens'.
The distribution of the rote among all :
the candidates la glren herewith:
CITIZENS' TICKET
? FOR COUNCILMEN ?
Howard Ashley 142
E. J. Shaw 185
L. S. Keller 117
J. A. Nettles 99
H. F. Taylor 148
M. E. McLean 96
Chaa, Martin 116
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Dr. F. C. Norman 253
TAXPAVFRS' TICKET
? FOR CO UN OILMEN ?
Chris C. Shea 154 ^
P. W. Snyder 120 1
H. D. Clark 137
Herman Grimm 113
Charles Nye 124
W. J. Bledsot 116
A. W. Reed 106 ,
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR ;
Mrs. J. D, Stinebangh 166 ,
Tbe contest was peculiar Id many
ways, chiefly' Id tbe lively Interest
manifested ou the two Ust days
following an apparent vacuity in tbe
matter. All the convevances in town
wero In the employ of one or the other
of tbe parties, the candidates were!
Dearly all actively engaged throughout
tbe day in pulling for voters.
There was considerable betting,
mostly on the ooctrol of the council, u j
it waa generally cod reded that neither
ticket Would go through straight.
Everybody today knows which woo. It
will be seeo that the race for this con
trol? four members from either side ?
waa extremely close and that the chaoge
of two votes would have made losers of
the present winners? shifted the result
from the Taxpayers' to the Ciii ?
zoos' ticket; ss Keller, on the Citizens' !
ticket wit bvt three rotes behind Nye,
the low man elected on the Taxpayers'
ticket. The delay of the evening train
?caused by a snow slide? doe here at
3:25, and which did not arrive until 8
o'clock, is also held responsible for the
result for had it arrived on time it is ,
believed it would hjve brought Citizens' |
votes enough 1 3 have won for that ,
ticket. But this is the day after and ,
the wind is in the east or not according ,
as your sympathies lay. i
The ?tory of the sharp contest for the ,
clerkship of the school board is told in |
the figures. | ,
W. F. M. DEFEATED ill DOUGLAS
I
(By United Frees.)
Juneau, April 8. ?The Western Fed
Bration o( Miners ticket *a defeated
&t Douglas City In the municipal elec
tion yesterday by a close margin after
* bitter struggle. The men chosen for
the oouhcll are: Henry Brie, M.
O'Connor, P. H. Fox, Julius Jensen, L.
Q. Klest, William Stebbln* and Charles
Roewog. For school clerk, Etnll Rep
lug.
The election Id Juneau was a decisive
rlotory for tho proposed new admlnis*
tratlon of city affairs. The councilman
elected are: E. Valentine. Richard
Johnsoo, Richard Nelsoo, Charles I
Boyle. Edward Ellenger, Fred Steven- ?
son, S. Zonger. Charles Goldstein de- i
feated William Gllmour for school cltrk I
after a hot contest. Sevm hundred
votes were registered, women being
required to register bare to Tote for |
school clerk.
(By United Prees.)
Washington, Anrll 8.? It Is announc
ed on the best authority that President
Rooeevelt contemplates making a tour
of the world immediately after his leav
ing office.
For a good smoke, call for the Bull
Dog clfjar at Toay Dotero's. lm
Boat meali In Whltehorw at Com
mercial Cafe.
The Jefferson will be here Saturday and will havel
a large consignment of fresh vegetables and fruit fori
us.
We also have in' stock a fine variety
of tancy apples:
WINESAPS,
SPITZENBERG-S,
MISSOURI PIPPINS, ETC.
GANTY & FRANDSON
(By United Pre*a.)
Tacoma, April 8 ? In the citv eleotion
here yesterday the republicans woo.
Judge John Ltnck being elected over
Wright by 2,000 majority.
LOCAL OPT!
IK ILLINOIS
(By United Press.)
Chicago, April 8? An election wss
held yesterday on the local option
proposition? to decide whether or not
Cblc*go and Illinois shall go drj|
Twenty counties voted to close saloons
In the city alaernunlc election the re
publicans gain ten.
Whltfhorse, April 8 ? Jadge T. W.
Jackson, conceded to be among the
best lawyers in Yukon, has decided to
]uit tbe practice of law and turn his
utentlon exclusively to tbe develop
ment of his mining interests at Living
-tone creek. Judge Jackson haa been
i prominent figure In Whitehorse since
ais arrival here In 1900. Judge Jack
ion. it should be said, Is aa popular for
:auae aa he Is respected for bis ability.
Be has been a consistent believer ia
the greatness of the country and lu
present resources and future prospects.
S'o period of dullness could ever shake
his cheerful optimism. He la dis
tinguished aa public speaker, generous
md public spirited. No oltlxen of tha
town could he mlss?d more than he will
t>e at h sgoiog.
ITALIAN CAR
COMING IOO
(By United Free* >
Sin Fi and*eo, April 8 ?The Italian
car In the round the work) raoe bu ar
rived here and *111 be ablpoed for Se
attle oo Ft Id ay thence to Valdei lo an
attempt to complete the undertaking w
originally planned aod following la the
wake of the American ear. -
rnrnm
COMING TOO
(By United Preee.)
San Francltco, April 8.? The Preno
car Id the roand the world auto rmo
arrived here today an<l will leave for
Valdez oo Friday to follow the original
plan and In the trackt of the American
car.
GLAD HE'S BACK
TO SKAGWAY
W. T. My rick, who returned e few
day* ago from ? Ave month*' tour of the
?tAtee, make* no eec.ret of hi* pleasure
at getting back to Skagway. To the
A I a* ken Mr. Myrlck aaid yetterday:
"The eaat I* too alow for m*. I apent
a ureal deal of my time at my former
home In Kansas and looked 07er Call*
fornla and the atatee intervening and
along the coaat on my route. I bare,
with ray wife been (Ire month* at It.
I ia? no place In all that time that
appealed to me aa Skagway doe*. Ii I*
loo alow fur me down there aod I am
mlghtp well pleased to get back "
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