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TRAVELS SOUTH
? Rj- Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND. Oct. 12? T*ie President
nt last TMfrtii in this city, apeakiag
b.Vorp * feirjrf aodlonoe of entlmsias
?^tr. awl Jeft for San Fran
cwro at an early hour this rooming
FINOS FORTH
IN OED SKIRT
Ft Alaska News ftureau.l
< 1NCINNATI Oct 12 ? Mrs. Her
.n Vooiay, of Norwood, tonight
- -,?>?**& her o3oOi in#r to the Door to
?^*r * stranjpe rustling in a petti
Sh? r.piifd U open and pulled on'
- v - ifh-*Cp?i of rtr^oF-fc? one on
>?? Rr-chiom trerrmn Bank for *?"
two oil**1** on the same hank
v $ and one on ihe V nion Sa\
-v f:?,nk an?i Trusi Company f<*
$ Th.-. petl v-oat )md be^n th>*
-? of Mm Aroeha Nicojay. ihc
w>miar. s Troihcr-m U* who died Anp
2 N:; winwe snpposed wealth conld
not be frond.
F. J Shaw is still confined to hte
h^n).> with a severe attaok of n??
nUcia
?? s?--a?nship H?mhoMt will arriv
rv>ri at :? o'clock tonijrht, a^l wiB
s; i <>arty in the evening.
Suhscrft* for the DaUy Alaskan.
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
SUITS AND
POLO COATS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
T*?? Up-To-Oate H?b??sasher and LacMoe Furnlafiar.
(By Alaska New* ffcireau.)
KOMK, Italy Oct 12? What the
powers have feared might be brought
about by the war between this nation
and Turkey Is now thought to be a
reaWty
The Mah<M of Sahara ha* proelaimod
a holy w*r and ordered all Mahommc
daiw to rise np and d*1re from the
country all InfMeK Should this be
taken up hy t.he otfier Barbary States
and all Vahc?mnif*latM take to anw,
It ta r?*rod that th e rre?t??t *la**h
. tor In modern time* o/ Christians
will result.
TRAFFIC TIED
UP BT BLIZZARD
(Bt Alaska News Bureau.)
SALT l.AKK CITY. Oct. 12? Traffic
throughout thte section of the country
is paralyted and all the road* through
o>?. Montana are at & stards'ill as
the result of a terrific bltarard which
has been raging in that statp for the
past twenty -four hours
KUBAK FOUND
10 BE GREAT
(By Alaska News Bureau. )
SEATTUL Oct. 12 ? Adding one
more discovery to the sum total of
human knowledge m (v m the white
race is concerned. Captain John Baclc
land, with the four-naasted schooner
Transit, arrived at Seattle from the
Vrvt* with news thai the K<rt?ak
river. hitherto believed to be a nm?H
Arctic Mream. is a mighty river nav
igable for at least 300 nittes from its
?wA.
Ne*? of the navig*MVty of the K<i
bak river was driven to those on b<">an|
the Transit by miners and trad?T?.
who for the first time had thoroughly
explored its reaches for a great d*i?t
a nee inland.
While they nay It 4s navigable for
cood-siwd vossles for at least 300
miles, it fcs their opinion that any
vessel which could *et over the bar
probably eoukl make its way at 1.^ -I
."'iMi n>U?<s up the stream
ENTIRE FAMILY
KIEEED IN BED
MONMOUTH. 1U-. Oct 2? A search
is being made for the fiend who kHle
William K Dawson, his wife and one
daughter by crushing their skulls
while they were asleep iffi bed. There
was no sign of a druggie and *t is
thought that each victim was killed
with a single blow. ?
THESE 10 WILL
PITCH 1ST GAME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK Oct 12? Cbrtety Math
wson will pitch baD for the New
York Oiants and "Chief' Bender
will do the tossing for U?e Phillies
In the first same of the National
Championship series. whlcb will be
played in this city Saturday
AUTO UPSETS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS. Oct. 12 ? Eleven persons
were drowned and ten other* Injured
by the overturning of an auU*niot>Ue
bus Into the Seine this afternoon
The McWeM orctirred akout 4:30 o
. luck, the busiest part of the day
Th<- auto**? with tweivty-fis-e pas
sengers * as coming from the .lardln
' plants in the direction of the
t^era It wap half way over the
\rrheve* ho bridge leading from the
left hank of the river to the Island,
immediately behind the cathedral of
Notre I>mc
BURN GOOD GRUB TO
KEEP THE PRICES UP
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND. Oct 12? The Inited
Stales district attorney was today ask
ed to larestigate Portland coromimton
houses to ascertain whether any com
bination to restrain trade exfet*.
: w hen it became known that 54.000
pounds o f f?od had been burned In
the city incinerator in the last ten
4avs
According to men employed at the
| indncrator. Thouaanlfi of pounds of
food without taint has been offered
bj- virion*; commission men for burn
; >nR It is aswerted the rwnmisaion
houses agreed on a certain sales
' price and when provisions are not
f?4d at that price, they are hauled
away to be burned or are kepi until
they have decayed.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Elks tonight
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"HILL- VILLA" :
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; t
Hap won its way to many Skagway +
a. homes thru the excellence of its flavor. ***
+
+ Another shipment recently arrived: we
+ are once more prepared to fill all orders .
?J*
for this popular brand +
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4. Packed only in pound and half pound air tight tin* +
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FEARS ARE PELI FOR MISSIONARIES
(By .Alaska New* B?r<>au.)
HAVCHOW, China Oct 12? Great
'ours are Wt In thte city In the
>Un quarter* that twenty-five ml?
Llonftrif*. who are fcnr?wn to have
>een in WuoJianir at the time the
city wju r&ptnrnrl by th* rebel*, h*v??
boon miMTH It W? l?arn?wl that
i ho roboln, afW havln* rapture th*
city nthI pgttin* th<? fmporfal troop*
rout. and plHa??1 th?? town,
putting many holplow* men. wnmon
and rhiMron to th* n wor<l
SUFFRAGE IS
STILL IN DOUBT
(Ry Alaska New* Rurean.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12? Late
rfUiriw from all over the state harve
changed the a*pe? t of the ?aiffr*(C
caw, and It thought that the
election held in this city tast Tuesday
may yet result in the franrtilso for
women hi thl* state
(Ry Alacka News Bureau.)
Dt'M AS, Ark , Oct 12? Br^akin*
into tije county jail and overpowering
the offk-rr* in charpe. a mnh of !<?>
men took Charle* Mafpar*. Sr . ?
white man. to a w?t<>r tank and lynch
r?d him todfty .
The Irndihis followed a ha tt)* late
reMenlay lit the home of Malpass. I
h? which Sheriff W. I). I'rewton. T^ep
utr Sheriff Harney Stiel ami two mu
latto sons of Matpa<*< wer?> killed
Ami Malpawt wounded.
The wife of Oharlo* Malp.vw Sr .
a neereos. and Mstra*' toiitipt won.
(Virinc th fishttn*
BARON NORTHCOTE DEAD
LONDON Hem Stafford Nofth
cote. first. Haron Northcote. a former
(tovemor ir?merai at Australia, d'ed
today. He was born in 1846 and had
hew in public ?errk* much of hfc*
life i*p to 1!W>8 i
AIRMAN STARTS;
FALLS; STOPS
(Bjr Alaska New* Bureau.)
GARDEN* CITY. N J.. Ort |2?
Marl OTiiwrton sUfteri for th? P?r*W
| roast In hi* \Vrl?ht biplane last night
but hninediately upon hi* r?xWrut
a strfffc W>nt height to start on hi*
westward rwir??. his machine b?H*am??
unmanageable, ami fell to the <>arth
brtnit almost entirely demolished
Ovlnjfton w?j? unharnx^ other than a
few soratrhe* whM) he received
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NBW YORK Oct 12? Battltn* Nel
<?on was e?*fly abW? to *et a derision
over Willie Dwher In their ten
ronml fi?ht wMrh took place in this
city last night.
EXPERTS CAN'T AGREE
ON CAUSE OF ACCIDENT
PARIS S*>p' 2* Th? Paris MMI
affirms today that ahsohite difW?n
re* of opinion exwt between Vice Ad
miral Beitae and the minister of ma
rln?. M pelrasse. ae> fo th? raue<? of
the explosion wfltrfl destroyed the
Ijifcert^ The admiral, who commands
the ser-ond squadron, to which the
battloohip belonged, maintains 'hat
the disaster was due to the decompo
sition of the powder in her ma?a
rines M I>elca*se refuses to accept
that, explanation.
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