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So. m TWELFTH YEAH. SKABWAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY, KEBRUARY 18, 1910 PRICE. 10 OUSTS
(By Alaska N?sw* Bureau)
ALLAHABAD. India. Feb. is? The
greatest Indian uprising tor years has
broken out in several different proving
In India. Troops arp bHiii; mot'il
ized in the threatened districts and
all English and Europeans aro seek
ins the protection of the Harrisons.
Serious trouble Is feared as the dis
satisfaction to the English rule is
wide spread.
BEN TILLMAN
STILL SICK
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. <\ Feb. IS -The
condition of Senator Benjamin Till
man of South Carolina, who was sud
denly taken ill Wednesday, is un
changed.
HOYT TO BE
NEXT WITNESS
(Bv Al iska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. is? At
torney General Hoyt of Porto Rico,
will be the next witness in the Ballin
ger Investigation.
"show os" sisy
LEGISLATORS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. is? The
House demands that Commander Ro
bert Peary show the committee on
naval affairs conclusive evidence that i
he dlscoverea the north pole before !
the House pass a resolution giving I
Peary a vote of thanks.
Mrs. C. B. Howerton and Miss Jef
freys l?ft for Whitehorse on this
morning's train. They will attend th
Ice carnival at Whitehorse.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. I). C. Fob. IS?
Late reports from the home cf Sen
ator Tillman state that he is in a
very precarious condition and that his
recovery is doubtful. *
JEFFRIES IS !
LOSING FLESH;
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 18? James
J. Jeffries took off thirty-two pounds j
in weight while on his theatrical tour
and is now down close to his old
fighting weight, 'J20 pounds.
WRECK 10 HE
INVESTIGATED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
JUNEAU. Feb. IS ? The Alaska ma
rine inspectors will order the crew of
the Yucatan to report to Seattle for
an investigation of the cause of the,
wrecking of the vessel. Orders to '
this effect have been received from i
Washington.
The Georgia is hourly expected to
return from the scene of the wreck
with the passengers, crew and mail |
f roin tli?> Yucatan.
LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS
AND COATS
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LYNCH & KENNEDY
The Up-To-Date Haberdashers and Ladies' Furnishers
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: The Skagway men's team defeated
the Whitehorse team by a total ot 30
pins In a series of six games played
last night on tli ? North Star alle}"3.
The Skagway women went down to
overwhelming defeat in a series of
three games, the Whitehorse women
finishing 257 pins to the good.
The Whitehorse women showed com
sldernble class, while the Skagway
team, being one short and bowling
with a "dummy" rolled only in fair
form.
The games between the men were
more closely contested and In view of
the fact that the Skagway bowler.s
were rolling on strange alleys and ,
without the services of Alec Blanch- i
aVd and K. F. Pitman they did well !
to win.
The scores follow.
Skagway Men
G. IJlanchard 16-' 159 234 159 148 160
W. Blanchard 152 1 !>:> 172 179 190 158
Flaharty 192 134 141 127 214 189
Hockett 147 144 163 199 136 175
Klnn.se 1S6 159 142 125 201 111
Total
Whitohorse Men.
Barragar 136 160 16!) 173 156 188
Edwards 174 145 163 142 150 172
Hume 125 132 167 165 176 164
Miller 189 157 179 216 161 117
Harbottle 166 149 135 166 193 189
Total 790 749 813 864 836 827
Skagway Ladies
Miller i:,? 125 135
Stinebaugh '-'6 1,50
Ungefroren "2 133 132
Smith 76 102 7S
Dummy 124 145 115
Total fi1s :'82
Whitehorse Ladies
Harbottle I64 122 163
Darragar 1^9 '4S
Edwards '2t'
McRae 114 135 152
Armstrong *34 134 1
Total 700 6Gr' 727
Grand totals: Sag way men 4,915,
Whitehorse men 4.S79. Skagway lad
les 1835. Whitehorse ladies 2.092.
FIGHT INSURED
AGIST Mil
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS? Sid
Hestor, who Is promoting the forty
five round fight between Battling Ncl
Nelson and Ad Wolgnst. has taken
out rain Insurance for $::i),iiOO with 1
Lloyds of I.<ondon. If rain interferes I
with the fisht. which will be held in :
an open arena, Feb. 22. Hestor will
be paid the above sum. He pays a
very high rate of premium for the in
1N! DEFECTS
IN THE TREAT!
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 18?
Many defects have been found In the
International fish treaty which was
drawn up by Dr. David Starr Jordan
of Lelaud Stanford University and the
treaty has been returned to him with
I suggestions for making changes.
M. Sh in ii and \V. K. Edwards, min
; ing men from Dawson, arrived in
town on today's train nnd will sail j
south on the Cottage City. j
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 18?
?lohn Stool and Stephen Birch, em
ployed by the Morgan and Guggen
heim interests, today appeared be
fore the Senate committee on public
lands and denied that they were
guilty of fraudulent operations in ob
taining mineral claims for the Gugg<i{
helm interests. They stated that they;
had always proceeded in a legal man
ner and had no personal interest In
Alaska, the holdings being ownde sole
lv by the Morgan-Gggenheiin syndi
cate.
GIRLICIDE
SURE 10 DIE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. IS? Miss
Vgnes Elkins, neice of Senator Elklns
of West Virginia, who attempted to
commit suicide Wednesday, is dying
from the wound she inflicted upon
herself.
Mrs. Rosenberg was confined to her
home by illness today and Miss Maud
Haslett taught her classes In the pub
lic school.
WE SELL I
'P\ referred Stock }
Canned Goods
OUR INCREASING BUSINESS IN THIS POPULAR BRAND INDI
CATES MANY PLEASED CUSTOMERS.
ONLY PUREST MATERIALS, FRESH PICKED FRUIT AND VEG
ETABLES OF FINEST QUALITY USED IN THE CANNING OF
THESE GOODS.
"PREFERRED STOCK" IS ECONOMICAL AND HEALTHY.
| GANTV & FRANDSON
JUDGE SCORES MOOT TACTICS
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 18? Tin
trial of Patrick Calhoun, president of
the United Railroads, has been post
poned until April 25. Mr. Calhoun Is
charged with bribery.
Today Judge Lawlor soundly scored
Prosecuting Attorney Fickert for his
lack of vigor in the conduct of the
Calhoun case.
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Fob. 18? In
a sensational speech today Senator
Jeff Davis of Arkansas "roasted"
John O. Rockefeller and demanded
that the Standard Oil company's op
erations in Arkansas be investigated.
MEDDLERS ARE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua. Feb. 18
Thc provisional government has is
sued an order commanding all itiner
ant Americans to leave Nicaragua.
The order is aimed at the United
States citizens who have b??n medd
ling in the revolution.
10
MEET TEDDY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KHARTOUM, Soudan. Feb. 18?
Hundreds of visitors are gathering
at this city to greet Theodore Roose
velt when he arrives here. He is ex
pected in two weeks.
GONDOKORO, Soudan. Feb. 18?
The Roosevelt party arrived here to
day. For ten days they have been
isolated in the forests while coming
cut from the heart of the continent.
SALVAGERS TO
VIEW WRECK
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Feb. IS? The officials of
a local .salvage company will leave
on the Humboldt this morning to sur
vey the wreck of the Yucatan to de
termine whether it will be advisable
to attempt to salvage the vessel.
NBNHL
HOLDS MEETING
At the council meeting last Thurs
day evening all the members were
present.
The Arctic Development company
was granted a franchise to construct
operate and maintain an electric Tel
ephone system in the town of Haines.
The council was unanimously in
favor of enforcing the ordinance relat
ive to keeping the sidewalks clear of
snow and Ice.
The Public Works and Public Pro
perty committee was instructed to
ascertain a location for a city hall.
The Pire and Water committee will
at once make inquiries as to a perma
nent fire house location and purchase
new hose.
The matter of appointing a marshal
was laid over at this time and will
be taken up at a later date. ? Haines
Pioneer Press.
Contribute to the support of the
Pi re Department by tripping the light
fantastic at their annual ball Feb. 22.
The Cottage City reached Ketchikan
at 10 o'clock last night and will prob
ably arrive in Skagway Sunday morn
ing
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