?he JWltj Alaskan
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No. 331. THIRTEENTH YKAR. SKAttWAY, ALASKA SATURDAY, JUNE 17. 1911 FHH K. ?> CK9T8
NEW ENGINE
FOB BIG TBI
t Special to the Daily Alaskan.)
i VkCROSi Juno IT? H. W. Vance
i <e ved a wire from th Holt Manu
f i - tiring Co . Stockton. Cal., an
i cuncing that the 60 horse power
CVcrpillar ""Vactlon tt:gine and
? ompW te equipment of w agons,
Tnis engine will be used in haul
? l*. ore from 'he Big Thing mine to
tl_c railroad and has a hauling cap*
< : v of 30 tons up and down the
Th. government is now repairing
tli road to t*s mine and will havr
. good shape by the time the en
v>. arrives ; nd shipment of ore
will then be continued.
SEN. BOURNE 10
BE CANDIDATE
( IK vl Ask a News Bureau )
??OKTL.\NP June IT Senator J
M?-?rne. Jr.. o* this city today an
cod to a number of his friends
h*?:? that he would be a candidate
f ?? ?'lection to the Tinted States
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AMUNDSON OFF
FOR SOUTH POLE
LONDON, ?une IT ? '"apt. Kaould
Ar.mndson Is well on his way to
xv?-(| the so ith pole. ?c tordint; to
fh ? latest acvices received here
f 1 1 the \-itarctic exedition com
it b> tin Norwiv in explorer
1 i advic Ns. dated Febmray 9.
4.1 minted n the Ixindon Times to
s'av. say that. Amundsou was then 1
??Sk.?.: to sta-t southward to estab
li>^i 1 s main cUpot so degrees south
(Rv Alaska News Bureau. 1
SI. LOUIS. June 17? With th<
U'p' tury registering H7, the fire de
p-i pent fought a losing fish*
A?a;nst the tire king, when the fac
>r> >f the Kryt Sash and l?oor Com
pnixy burned this aftrencon. The
b?s< U'ngs were totally destroyed, the
ins- being $500,000. The heat was
s( intense "h<t" the firemen were tin
M-it to go neor the fire, and in at
t' nirt'ng ?l. f'?ny firernne fainted.
a:vi were taken to ihe hospital.
MAINE MAY NOT
BE REPAIRED
(By Alaska News Bureau i
>\ AY ANA. tuba. June 17 The w:i !
' has bee i lowered gradually anil
it found that the hull of the Maine
\s ii.i ' filled v 1th mud, but Is so ter
r'bly shatti-r";! that the idea of re
pairing her n ><y be abandoned.
CONDITION IS SATISFACTORY.
IV (Jabie. this afternoon, reported
the condition of Marshal FV>n*o. as
."tihctory, and stated nil would be
"\ *-Il ' blood poisoning c'oes not set
iv The talbt has not ye? been lo
RIVER REPORTS
< < mine up stream the W hitehorse
v\ ;s a Hootalmqua at 11 o'clock last
ruhi. and 'he IViwson was at Sel
ki < at S.
IV wn stream the Canadian was at
SelMrk at 5 a. m. today.
lh( Selkirk is in Dawson.
Whitehorse will 'eave White
7ior?e for Pawson late tonight.
Th< water i<? rising, the gauge reg
^t* rin^ 1?? <*'- Whitehorse.
: ic State > California arrived in
,> i yesterday afternoon with 4<
passengers.
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House Dresses' I
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a PLAIN CHAMBRAYS and GINGHAMS ?
SHEPHERD PLAIDS. NURSES
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f POPULAR FABRICS
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? A Perfect Fit, $2.00 and $2.25 "
I H. J. L YNCHi
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1 HUMS HUE
hi w nan
. t ting upon the advice received
f ? Marshal Faulkner, at Juneau,
'Vpu y Marshal C. G. PeHaven. of
It sines, at three o'clock this after
!?!-< .> J.rrestej Mary and Lena Rern
tfVr on a c large of shooting with
Jut -ni to kill, on complaint made bj
!>epu y Marshal Fred Fonzo. The
pre! ml nary hearing took place short
bt r.,?Y Commissioner Martin Conway.
? ii? r James Rock and Mathew sun?
aotu each Us'fied for thi Govern
that th j were bo'h present at
the time of the shooting and saw
L- a liernhofl ?r shoot U. S. Marshal
i -"on so in the arm.
I'dge Conway sent Marshal I)eHa
? n for the revolver and upon its be
ii.u '-nsented in court, Lena Hernhof
l.-r iidmlted its identity.
1 pon being asked if she wished to
ninke a statement, l^ena Rernhoffer
:o.a years old and (hat she lived
" '?er a in', Miss Mary Rernbof
a' the NYw Home Hotel, in a
> r.v eool a\u1 <-ollected manner. Miss
.a continued and said: "When
I saw Mr Fonfo coming. I ran to the
'"P of the stairs and I screamed. |
tlic.i went to see if the back doors '
l- locked and 1 trl?d two win
lows to see If they were locked. I
? tame down stairs to see what
Ui y were doing as 1 heard Mr. Fon
in the kitchen and I got there he- '
fttre Mr. Rock got there and tried to '
r> int him hom going into the kit
. putting my hands on either side
< f the swinging door When he said
> must go in 1 allowed him to do so
' ?* Mr Fv>nw> in the kitchen, and
'<e faid that he had hesrd my aunt
' hem before she would give up possef*
slon. 1 then ran out Into the dining
room and into the back hall and
1"< ed. I threw myself up against
x"tl tried th- window and found it
lot ked. I ran through the hall and
?pek around to the dining room, and
I f .. rd Mr Rock and Mr. Fonro had
h >'d or my aunt and they were strug
looked at them and it was more that'
I could stand. I ran Into the kitchen
sic. from th->r<? Into my aunt's bed
?o^m and got my aunt's revolver. 1
'lid not know where it was at first,
bin I found It on the shelf near the
bed. I took it and went out to the
P'tchen and I saw thev were still
boM ng my aunt. | ran half way
??nd the diung room and told Mr.
Fonso. if he did not take his hands
off my aunt. ! would shoot. Mr Fon
et po an! 1 started backwards,
-nd he after me. I h*d the pistol
'n my hand lu whole time ? present- i
?' It was cocked. 1 cocked It when
ist went In. I thought aunt ran
t.'.Sc into tho kitchen and Mr. FVnro
? i her. 11 1 stood in the doorway
?>' I told him that if he came anv
fnHbei 1 would shoot him. I was
i< 'tie the kitchen anil I sUmpci) my
oi. mki loin Mm to get out. He
* i>> lurued that his rtiowider *??
iw.ro* nie bi.c I tolJ htm three
in : to grt out. He wouldn't do
it so I took a step forward ami I
\\ I en ask< I if she was afraid of
V.. Kt.nso ahe said: "no, I wasn't
.'?rmd of him." She the-i stated that
s.ie went Into the dining room as
in Fonto walked out of the room,
aiid saw Mr. Sundeen standing near
i..e table an I when he took a step
?-<i-\ard her. the said she would shoot
aim '* he !id not *et out, and he
'??" I. "Yes, I knew, I had shot Mr.
r ';nro." Wl en asked V she knew
he'i.er that i as the pistol she had
us^t' she said: "Yes, that is the
pMt , i shot him with." She was ask
se?eral her questions, but they
ncre unimportant. Without any hes
; i'Ioii whatsoever. Miss Bernhoffer
?i.vm, to this statement signing her
?a:aj thereto
Mar* LernflofTer was a<k'-d
if she had nr.y statement to make,
a-id she sail: "All I know is that
vh n Mr. FVvieo came and asked if
1 >vrs ready *o go. I said 'No.' I
th< .icht that Mr. Fon*o and you"?
p.-.? t'njc to .'hHer Rock ? "held me
!"Y > say they did not do it, bnt I
"i 'it they did I didn't see li*na
li?>. t. I dldn'' hear I/ena scream
i ?'".n't remember anythln*. but It
< ernes to me today a little, as I
lu nr them speak."
Judged Co.iw-ay asked: "IWd yon
?:nt to Rive ttp possession?" Then
Bernhoffer .iaid: "No. I didn't
1 t dn't w-int to filth! nobody 1
>u! th. -tight to defend my property.'
Vis- Bernhoffer was very much ex
< IcJ. but swore to and signed the
a.>ne statement.
Judge Conwav then he'd the prla
tne;* to the Grand Jury In bonds of
tl.WO each and committed them to
? care of the Marshal.
.1 M. Tanner, C. W Ask. W. E
r.'ltt and Prink Page fnrnlshed bull
for 'he defendents. who were dls
hat ttcd to appear before the tJrand
WHITE GIRL
WEDS NAVAJO
l.nSTON, Juno 17 ? 1/oretto Col
'liBl'O, beautiful and wealthy, Is to
ilaj the briio of Wolf Wannak, *
CrM Mtoded N;?vajo Indian. The ro
inuT > i began years ajro ?hpn the I"
I an was foreman of her father's
run. !i i.oar An Antonio.
Fi vard .1. Sweeney, who rnsiijnfd
!>'? l.osnition vith the W. r. and ^
h.tc aoeepted a position with W. H
VTiirp at Canross, and will fro to
'ha1 uwn within the n*Tt few days
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We are always pleased to show the goods +
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For the camp fire cook our "Hills Bros/' *
coffee is IT +
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J P. H. GANTY, Grocer :
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SMITH SAYS
HE 15 GUILT!
(By Pwrf*n l
SAN PRAWISCO, Jnn<> IT Rlm?r
)?v ;i z the rlnprtpador In th?? Ham
rohlxT] mw. tM*
U < ? nv Th^ pvirtfnfo *jr*ln*t him
vis conclii*<T \ ** Jtft.ftWt worth ? f
pc.M w?? found tr hl? pMMariOft
' in) tftfr t Smith WooHwWl *ml h<?r
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tn? r. w*? * "???* of en
.vYrh to obUtn ? ronvlctfnn
t n?- Railway ??r*l ullins npnn th?*
n.tnpi ny to ft!' wtr fr^i*h- *m1 pa?
r ?> <T;?tlnr ? it*s chars*'; fir !&?"
pltlJ. t-ill bf r<ri??S!W?1 frnm thr !!?#
'V\ aft until th' r*'?rr#H sonnl
?NVESTI.iATE POSr OFFICE.
V \SlllN(nOV. I> < Snr.r 17- Tlw>
?hf> inTMtlention r?f th* prf
PATROLMAN
FATALLY SHOT
(By A to* Its ?
PKATTI41. i?t? t?- *<?''?
r in i '1n*l with t*n ??r* P?<4
P ' r !? P;?'rrtli??t?n QMHBMI ?**
*V *n?l ?bnnt two MMa h???r
T < nn<1? fM4r
. n th* Ml? ?n?t rrmntry
?. ? r+4 hy poll''? ?t?1 th? 4+w*
:r ?t rrlfT.*
BANDITS RIFLE
IN
"t)OKUt, rt*J?. Jnno 17 ? Af*?r
~'i ntlm and ? xa*in* S I
t-n hb?r of th Tiwl" f"o??m?rrtal
tmk two r<*fcfc#r? monnt*t| !?or <??
^ 1 fW to th. Mil* wi?h V*'**! of
,fn (-(vvcrtf! frt* *n V>nr
FIND GOLD
IN STREETS
-\RKATOON. fT>n? 1? OoM
;ipt> r rMitttn f ? r? ?otfn v #wf a nnw
h?r of m?n?n* *r o*'
, rfc* of th? trtW^ foHoW<!*t
?t? iWw 8* ' r pfh ft# n'
n > *old fHMt* *?T * ?&"
i , w n?n h- ***n In f**"?
, ..,^(11 TH.' v?fr (?im t.o?n
P9ESI0SMT IHVtTE* MANY
fit* Mow* Ruroirt t
I i'stion ??? f?'tay to #H th#
.; ? rfanU *n?1 r*hrtl*?? of ??">
I- <^>nt. to ?*? ?#m ??iH
JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN'
and INFANTS'
SHOES
They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
Clothier
WILL CLAYSON- m
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND M*RX
CLOTHING