THE DAILY ALASKAN
No. 55 TENTH YEAR
CITY QFESicilffL. PHP5R
^KAGWAY, ALASKA. FRIDAY APRIL 5 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
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ROOSEVELT HITS HARDER YET
President charges that Harriman and Rockefeller have
raised a carruption fund of $5,000,000 with which
to control the Republican and Democratic national
conventions ? Promises to fight them to finish
I Washington, April o? President
^ Roosevelt gave out another sensational
| interview last night. He states In em
phatic terms that he has positive in
formation that certain largo trust com
panies and corporations have raised a
fund or So, 000,000 for the purpose of
controlling both the Rtpublican and
Democratic national conventions. He
charges that the Rockefeller-Barriman
Interests are inspiring the move.
Preiident Roosevelt siys the RocWe
feiler-Harrlman political syndicate will
seek to nominate & so-called conserva
tive republican and that they are back
ing the efforts of W. R. Hearst to
divide the Democratic party so as to
dispose of the possib'lty of its succeed
inir.
The president says that he Is pre
pared to conduct a finish fight against
the combination of corporations and
capitalists, which Is seeding to regain
control of the country.and he intimates
that he might be a candidal e for a third
'term. He says he will drive Rocke
feller and Harriman to cover if they do
not cease trying to interfere with his
policies and aspirations.
Harriman'* Stenographer Arraatad
New York, April 5 ? Brank Hill,
stenographer for E. H. Harriman, was
arrested this morning for selling copies
of letters charging President Roosevelt,
with so iciting campaign sub:Cript!on?
from corporations in 1904.
JAPANESE KIDNAPS WHITE
WOMAN AJ SEATTLE
Officer of Pacific liner entices unknown
woman aboard ship, and sails, leaving child
on Seattle dock? Causes sensation
Seattle, April 5? A Japanese officer
of the ship Toromaru, sailing: for Japan
yesterday, induced an unknown white
wompn ubotrd his ve?sol and Shan?
haied her, leaTioga chi'd cryine ou the
dock. The stute department has been
notified of the actiou. The affair has
caused a sensation Id this city.
IN AND OUT
Jett-rsou Arrives aud Sails
Again
The Jefferson arrived in port early
this morning with 52 pissengers from i
Seattle and a large list from Juneau J
and Douelas. She had two days' mail I
and a good freight cargo. She was de
layed north* ound at Quadra bay for 14
hours, discharging freight for the can
nery there.
The Jefferson sailed at 9:30 a.m. with
i 20 passengers.
City of Seattle Unreported
The City oj Seattle went from Wran
aell to Stiakan and has not yet arrived I
at Juneau. She is expeoted to arrive |
I here early tomorrow.
The Humboldt will be due at Sktg
| way tomorrow night.
Pare Rye
America's finest, production. Rich I
and rneilow: At the Seatt'e, the house j
uf old honest goods and reputation ! !
T.J know what means comfort Id
Skazway U to stay at. the Fifth Avenue
i o < 1 ? i modern hostelry in every w^y
CIIV BURNS
Santiago Bring Destroyed
By Fire
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
Havana, April 5? Tho oity of Santia
go i? being destroyed by fire.
There is no water to be bad aDd fire
fighters are powerless. Aid is being
rushed there from other towns
but the inability to get water will
problv make their efforts futile.
DOLPHIN SAILS
FOR SKAGWAY
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
Seattle, April 5? The Dolphin sa led
for Sksgway yesterday evening.
BJudge Wickersham was a passenger
for Juneau on the Dolphin.
Freik Brat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind
f resh meat constantly on hand.
At the Masoot
Home madj Oyster Cocktails at the
Mascot.
Co
Covers
Of
Good
Coffee
Start the day right by
drinking some of oui cele
brated coffee for breakfast.
Gold Leaf 45c per pound.
Hills "Everfrssli'' packed
in Vacum tins 45c per lb.
These are our leading
brands, and never fail to
please.
GANTY & FRANDSON
ON SHORE
S;eniii!ihip Al-Ki A^rom.d
N ar Jaueau
Special Dispatch to Daily Al-st.,<n)
Juneau, April 5? The Al-Kl mn
aground last night at Liwson ere k,
ueurJu uau during a heavy fog. Ii is
tto i (rht the vessel has not beco d m
ag^d ac."i that she will be floated ?g.?in
at tne r.ext high tide.
PROF. HI PBDKN 10
APPEAR AT HAINfS
Prof Hepburn ?r-s tt H iines ye^ter
terday. Be made arraDgemeots while
there to put the Dl"y, "Shaun Aroon,"
en at that place a week fr> m (day.
He has chartered the Hegg to m?ke
: the trip. She is being repaired, re
painted and will be in Urst-cUss condi
tion. There will be room for a lew ad
ditional passengers, and those who de
sire to join the excursion must make*
arrangements to do so at once by
applying to Prof. Hepburn for passage.
Skugwnyaaa Mnkn R cord?
They have been having a bowling
tournament out at Seward. Will
Clayson made the high average in one
teeam and E. Finch Pitman made the
high average in another tenm. The
latter made the highest score in the
touinment and the former mode the
highest average.
GETS
OUT
Jarn sH railfnn L' w s Re
sign* Fiom OffiCH,
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Cbic go. April 5? .lames H milion
Lewis resigned his office as co< |>oration
(.?outlar of Chir?gu this iDoruintr soth t
be couid h..ve more linn- t. Jpvoip o
tne defense of ?lr = Flora. \ cD u Id,
wife of Millionaire Mike VcDop Id,
the farmer Ch c^eo g mhiin o ,
who>hotai:d kill- d lVeh> e, Gu'tiu
L. r forme. sweetheart, n hi* office
recently
SKCW BACK IN
CEISIOMS SERVICE
M. A. Snow was recently appointed
to a position on the customs force for
the coming season. Whether or not
the appointment will be made perman
ent has not been determined. Mr.
Snow recently took the civil service
examination at Juneau, and it is gen
erally accepted that he will be added
to the permanent service. He wag
in the customs service at this place
during the summer season last year.
By popular request
"Shaun Aroon" will be
repeated with new
specialties, etc-. Tues
day evening. April 9th
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