THE DAILY imr ALASKAN
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YUKON ICE BREAKS AE DAWSON
The ice moved out of the Yukon river
at Dawson yesterday evening at 10
minutes to 7 o'clock? making a new
record for this century. The stream is
all clear at Dawson this morning'
The whole river is breaking up.", fast, j
and In a few cUys.from present appear
ances, It will be free from LowerJLa
barge to Dawson and beyond.
The river Is breaking up at Selkirk
and the Ice is moving at Ogllvle. The
Big Salmo;i river Is clear and the Ice is
very shaky on the Yukon at Its mouth.
FRISCO STREET WN
GO Otr ON STRIKE
.Refusal of companies to raise wages causes
employees to walk out? Strike breakers
are coming and trouble is expected
(Special Dispatch to Daily Ala?k?n)
San Francisco, Way 6 ? The streetcar
employees went out on a strike this
morning ou account of the continued
refusal of the owners to increase their
f wages.
Strike Rrealter Farley with 400 men
is expected to arrive here Tuesdpy or
Wednesday. Trouble Is feared, as the
men are very much wrought up over
the situation.
KbROKI HERE
Americans Honor Great
Jai?ane?e General
{Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, May 6 ? Geo, Kuroki, of the
Japanese array, arrived Saturday and
left yesterday for the East. He was
received in this city with tremendous
e&thusiasm. .Thousands lined the
streets of Seattle and cheered him
wherever he appeared. He was re
ceived in this city by Lieut.-Gen.
McArthur, the racking officer of the
United States arcry. who accompanied
him Kast.
Geo. Kuroki was very greatly pleas
by the manner in which he was receiv
ed by the Americans of the coast.
Washington, May 6? President
Roosevelt is making arrangements Ito
show Gen. Kuroki special marked
attention. He comes directly from
Seattle to Washington and here he will
be a guest of the nation. The presi
dent will accompany him to the James
| town exposition in person, and they
will be accompanied by many high
army and navy officers.
Notioe To The Public
All persons having complaints to
make tothe common council or requests
to make of that body are notified to do
so at the regular council meetings,
either in person or in writing.
By order of the Common Council.
A. W. Reed, Clerk.
Skagway, Alaska, April 24, 1907. fv
To know what means comfort in
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
bo'.el? a modern hostelry in every way.
SPEAKS Oil
Bryan Praises Hearst Bat
Coudeuiiis His Leagne
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Lincoln, Neb., May 6 ? Bryan's Com
moner in an editorial comments exten
sively upon William R. Hearst and the
work he is doing for the masses. He
compliments the editor on what he has
accomplished and gives him credit for
the very highest intentions. He says,
however, that the wisdom of the Inde
pendence League is very doubtful
if it results in placing three parties in
the field at a time when the need is for
a union of the forces which are seeking
to bring about the same results.
LIST Of DORftRO'S
PRIZE WINNERS
Tony Dortero conducted a grand
raftle Saturday. Six pipes? three
meerschaums and three briars? and
two cigar holders were disposed of.
The following, in the order stated, were
the victors and the numbers of their
chances: F. Burns, 74; B. Derbyshire,
i 62; C. C. Shea, 8: Weoer, Scheffler and
! Whittier, 38; H. R. Simpson, 77; F. J.
Weber, 88; Webtr, Scheftter and Whit
tier, 85, and E. M- Mclntyre, 87.
Choice Potted Plant* Rsotivad
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry In all
the north.
The water da rising iteadi'.y every
where. At Whitehone it is 16 inches
higher than it was at this lime last
year and it continues gaining. There
is a steady rise at Yukon Crossing,
Stewart river and other places.
The ice, breaking up and going down
the river, has formed many monster
jams.
The Yukon river is breaking up a
week earlier than it did last year 'and
the ice went out at Dawson three days
earlier than the previous best record Id
the last half dozen jears.
LABOR AirORKEYS WANT
STATES' EVIDENCE
Counsel for Haywood, apply to have prose
cution furnish them all the evidence against
the pnsoner? Witnesses dispute Orchard
Spocial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Boise, Id., May 7? Haywood's at
torneys have mode a demand that the
prosecution furnish them with all the
evidence against Haywood in their
possession. The court will hear argu
ment on the demand at once. It Is
thought it will be denied.
The defense is massing witnesses for
the purpose of annihilating the claim
put forth in the Orchard confession
that he killed former Gov. Steunen
berg at the instigation of the officials
of the miners' federation.
Seattla Soolaliati Protect
Seattle, May 6? Socialists in conven
tion here today passed resolutions de
manding that President Roosevelt sub
stantiate his charges against Moyer,
Haywood and Debs.
H9YT 07
i 3 ;i
Nome District Attorney Re
signs Office
(Special Dispatch .to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, May 6? Cbarles H. Hoy t,
United States district attorney for
Nome, has resigned. Assistant
District Attorney Grigsby will probably
succeed him.
MTswlt
Mexican .Coast' Swept By
Hurricane
? ? .2. _
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
City of Mexico, May 6? The coast of
the Gulf of Campeach* was swept by a
hurricane Saturday. So far as beard
from more than 30 persons were killed
and more than that wounded. The
loss of property will run into the mill
ions. The town of Prosge was razed to
the ground..
Halvard Taking On Or*
The Halvard is still in port taking on
ore. She will take about 400 tons out
from this place and will sail sometime
tomorrow.
SSSi _ .
Fraa'i Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind
fresh meat constantly on hand.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
RUEF OUT
mum
Ex-Boss Resigns From Native
Sons
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, May 6? Abe Ruef re
signed Saturday from the order of
Native Sons of the Golden West. The
resignation was promptly accepted.
Superior Judge Hosmer died Friday
and there were no sessions of Judge
Dunne's court Friday and Saturday.
TAFT ILL
Secretary of War Suffers of
l'tomaioe Poison
1 T.1
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Akron, O., May G? Secretary Taft is
ill. It is said he is suffering of ptomaine
poisoning the result of eating canned
foods. Phye'clans announce that the
illness is not.dangerous.
Boundary Surveyor* Coming
A party of American bounday sur
vepors sailed for the . North on the
Humboldt which will be due here to
night. They will work in the vicinity
of Glacier bay.
CBE AM
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WeJJ also make the purest Lemon and
Bitter Almond extracts.
Wm. BRITT