THE DAILY """JSW ALASKAN
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IX. 3KAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY APHJL. 5 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
BAD SHAPE
Cush? Au'iiiit;* Stiainul H ?
latioas With Cliina
(Sp cial Dispatch to Daily A!a?kan.]
St. Petersburg, April 5 ? The govern
ment admits that Russia's relations
with China in Manchuria are stained.
It is says there bas been no hostilities
as yet.
Get your K*aier CarJs aud Novelties \
t Harrison's
SEND TROOPS
Sol iiers WiUH^lp Gi??ernor
Ou Samar lsu/tud
(Special Oispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Manila, April 5? Troops are bting:
sent to the island of Samar to assist the
governor to suppress the troublesome
Pulajanes there.
Gen. Wood will turn over the gover
norship of Moro province to Gen. Bliss
April 15.
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RUSSIAN SAVS JAPS WILL
fIGill AMERICANS
Red Cross Officer Thinks Nippon is Ambi-i
I
tious and Wants Philippine Bad
Enough to Fight
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Moscow, April 5 ? Gen. Von Mack, ai
the bead of the Red Cross in Russia,
who has just returned from a trip to
Japan says that country and the United
State? are scheduled for a war. He ?
says the Japanese nation is preparing j
for war and that it will fight |ilie
Americans for possession of the Philip
pine islands.
KIDNAP MEN
Sailors Githered Id By
Stanglui Pioc-ss
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan-)
Seattle, April 5? The Seattle police
and those of other Puget Sound towns
are worried over reports of Shanghai
ing men to serre as sailors. Reports
are being received every day of men
being shanghaied on board an outgoing
vessel. Sailors are scarce and can be
secured only with difficulty.
II WAS DEAD
Cremated Child Not Earned
To De ttli
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, April 5? The child that was
cast into the Stimpson mill furnace at
Ballard was dead when it was thrown.
The police, who got a good description
of the man who perpetrated the deed,
say he is known and a capture is ex
pected.
neTwav
AltskntoHiTe Division of
Interior D partmeut
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 5 ? A division of
the interior department is being estab
lished for the purpose of handling
Alaskan business, exclusively. The
purpose of Secretary Hitchcock is to
systematize all Alaskan matters aod
! place them in charge of a s; ecial corps
| of competent men.
nu t I ALU
Goy. floggrttt and Secretary
Discuss Reindeer
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.] I
Washington, D. (J. Apri:5? Secretary I
Hitchcock and Gov. Hoggatthad along!
conference yesterday over the reindeer
problem in Alaska. The administration
of the whole matter has been placed in
the hands of tfce governor. W. T. Loyp,
who has tjceu conueci d with the ser
vice for s' vera1 vean . will be place in (
in charge of the ?? i . iu the field for
the time being.
A report was set in circulation the
other ''ay that the rernov.il of Sheldon
Jackson was due to the liberality of the
latter to the missions, saying that it
cost the government $225,000 last year.
This was denied by Secretary Hitch
occk.
Gov. Hoggatt left for New York
yesterday evening He will leach Seat
tie in about two we ks uud Alaska
about April 20.
No Imngiintoii at Jnnua .
A dispatch received by Judge R. A.
Gunnison, of Juneau, from Gov Hog
gatt says it will be impracticable to
have an inaugaration ceremony at that
place as he will have to take charge of
his office at Sitka.
NORTHERN BARK
PROBABLY WRECKED
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle, April 5? Wreckage was dis
covered on Kodiak island March 15 and
it is thought to be from the bark
Nicholas Thayer, lumber laden for
Seward. She is overdue and believed
to be wrecked.
Frath Mi at
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
resh meat constantly on hand. tf.
j Order your coal and wood from the
! Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly Phones 10 &4C
j Pattie shells always on hand at ti e
IJoss Bake 'y. if
\TL J have a few cases of Peaches.
y \ Apricots and Canned Apples,
which we will,
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COAL STRIKE MAY COME 10
En? TOMORROW
Union Miners Are Willing to Modify Demands
So They Will Be Acceptable? Mitchell
Confident ot Success
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New York", April 5 ? It is confidently
believed that the differences between
ihe anthracite coal .miners and opera
tors will be settled tomorrow. It Is
said the miners are willing to modify
their demands to such an extent that
they vr ill be accepted by the operators.
The mine owners have had little to say,
but President Mitchell does not hesitate
to say that the strike is as good as won.
UatinK Firearms In Pennsylvania
Irwin, Pa., April 5? Disorders, of a
serious nature have been taking: place
at the Edna mine here. Str'kers are
all armed and they have been keeping
up a continuous fire into the mine, pre
venting the success of an attempt to
reopen the mine w'.th aon-union men.
It has been deemed unsafe to continue
the efforts to introduce strike breakers.
All Mine* (Tlourd
Pittsburg, April 5? Ail the athracite
coal mines are absolutely closed aod
will remain so pending ;he New York
conference.
FOR PEACE
Russia Proposes Another the
Hague Conference
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 4? Unexpectedly
resterday the Russian governmi nt pre
lented to the state department mother
novement to reconvene the The Hague
jeace conference. Netherlatds j-ins
.he czar in the movement and the date
or the proposed meeting is fixei for
sarly next summer. The plan Is likely
a cause some diplomatic maneuvering
imong the powers, as since the Alger
siras conference there is a disposition
growing to enter into no more arrange
aents to restrict the independent action
?f the different countries.
W. W. Boughton has received a con
signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars,
[f you want a good sweet smoke call
tor them.
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free, in
place of tea or cutlee. Come on boys
m CHANGE
Territorial Bill May Yet be
Reported
Special Dispatch to J ?aily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 5? -It is believed
by the Alaskan delegates here that the
house committee on lerritories may
yet report the bill granting Alaika a
territorial government favorably. The
rote to lay the bill on the table was
seven to five. Gov, A. P. Swineford,
who is still in the city, hays he believes
that the matter will come up again
and that It will be reported. It is said
he expects Representatives John A.
Moon, of Tennessse, ant' Ralph D. Cole,
of Ohio, to change fron the oposition
to the affirmative. That would give
the bill a clear majority in ihe com
mittee.
Delegates Swineford scd Ryan bav
about completed their labors here.
Gov. Swineford will laa?e for home
next Sunday and Col. Rvan will leave
for the coast about. April 15,
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