LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Keaalta of U* ?b*?***Uoa Uk-xi
u Moor*? Wharf at B*dm*lu
last aists ??* as Polk1* *:
r?ap. Um ?Dl?yxTi .. .. abo\ c
Max prvcadtag 24 hr? .. . ?? abort
MUl - 4??V>T(
**aa *" " " .. i> ?bo>e
!iar\*rwtrr Z9:5t>. Ctoadf, S. atitd.
? AKERY GOODS.
Bread aM klaJ* ? frt*4i froa) the
oma, cak?? and pie*. cookie# and
Jixjshr.utis ;a tact a flru clasa line o
^k?ri pxvla wHl Ns ft?uad %t th?
Wntv* ii*j>ery, Broad ?aj , between
KlfU and Stttk Arwwa. tf
?^o to the "White Pasa Cafe"
for th* 1 *?u D?aU In \Vhltehor*e
Now under th* management ?* Mrs.
?*r?off Km*. tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
KToia UiU date on al] call* Intend
?4 for Henry KYiedentliaJ. th* lade
j? ml. ni K*pr*WR?aa should be made
vo ?r?W4lt (TC) awl your oaU wiil
receive ia-.n;ediat? attention. He *?
.hi.^nUaeed his office at U>e Bouph
i i^*r Sw>re.
PIVE GOOD ONES TO ORAW TO.
FVf?blefwd and CMMm Rye. Had
?cfc??r. r-l*e Ribbon aod rale R*!a
ier lUvor at the Board of Trade.
HOWS THIS?
*V? otter One Hundred Dollar* Re
ward for any case of catarrh that eai
not b? cured by Ha U s Caurrh Car*,
r. J. CHENKY A CO.. Toledo, O.
We, th? undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 yean.
Toledo, a
and b?il?>v? him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
aadally able to awry out any obllga
lions made by his firm. W'alding. Kin
nan A Marvin. Wholesale druggist* o
HaU'a Catarrh cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood I
and mnroua surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. J
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Tills for consti
pation.
Bonded wMbMh ? Gibson, Mottn |
Yecnon and Belniont. The be?t of
Beer ? Btoe Ribbon, Badnsl? r and J
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tele
phone 67. tf |
GRA*0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train la now selllag s J
Mg lot of Good Goods at reduced ,
prices ?.? they are getting too old to
hold and. sell at a profit Toors,
tf Herman Grimm
JVlicToua Ice Cnrwm and |
-ream soda. with strictly pure fruit ,
Joices and oroabed fruits at tbej
Vienna Cafe. Br^lway, between
Firth ard Sixth Area. tf
MOO <?E=S' WHKRF CO
Terminus W. p. ? Y. Route
A 11 Southbound Steamers Arrive an<i Depart From This |Vx*k
REGULATIONS 1910.
Win open for delivery of merchandise from S a m to 5 p. in.
r? r it h*Me? ONLY delivered on Sunday at nlitht.
Vil fr-icht shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (pape."W can be obtained at the C. S. cus
toms office) and must V delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be
received on Uie whart after this hour.
lUGGAE? Tolls will be collected oa CHECKED BAGOAOK ONLY
No charge for bars nod grips when unchecked.
The wiarf pa> wtil be closed to the public when steamer is nparing J
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfape Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
?. O. Bo* 17S. E. J. SHAW. Gensrai Manaoer.
^ ou make a mistake
vrm do i?ol at
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our* own dairy,
h resS^F.ggs.*etc. 3
D
E iectnc Lights
Rooms Sn?k- or en Suite
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
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Scott * Schwaniekamp
1 Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers
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+ SD?CI AL RATtf AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
4- WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
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GOOD STABLES
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The Caribou Hotel
E. V. GIDEON. Propwtof
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Orfv CW "MOMO that is ^ fJ*)f /P
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CarwaCoMnOn Day. Gnp *" i X*yiXi/ f?//tf7T>rW
A Woman's
Vengeance
B? B1ANCA CAROU
The Italian wmim of tbe mKMI?
a.res were. *otne of them. as much
chen to adventure us the men. About
the middle of the slxieenth century
the Manclnl faintly were prominent
and rich at Venice A brother and a
Bister to the family were devoted to
each otber. tbe brother being a deli
cate young man given to study rntiier
than to arms. Kir not. bin ulster, was.
unlike' htm. foud of mauly sports and
constantly regretted that ahe had not
been horn a man that ahe might In
dulge In them without restraint Pos
albly this dissimilarity ts what united
the brother and sister. The one was
gentle, refined. Intellectual, the otber
naturally aggressive and without tnocb !
mental cultivation.
Nevertheless Binnca possessed a fair
face and figure and bad a number of j
s til tor* Among them was Leonardo
t*>nadlo. a man with a bad reputation
and therefore undesirable. Blanca told
him. as she had told all tbe others, that
I she would not marry because ahe did
not wish to be separated from her
brother.
One afternoon, wben she was loting
Ing with tbe social magnates, as waa
the custom on St. Mark's squnre. look
Ing down tbe Grand canal she saw s
gondola approaching, ami wben It
came nearer she recognized ber family
colors. Tbe gondola was pulled tip
near the pillar bearing the winged
lions of St Mark's, and Binnca. under
a presentiment that aoroething bad
gone wrong, went to meet It As the
boat came up. there, lying In tbe gon
dola, bis cloak red with blood, was tbe
dead body of ber brother. She stood
gazing at it for some moments, para
lyzed. She did not faint; she did not
cry oct Her first words were:
"Who has done this reorder?" *
"I-eonardo IVwndio. slcnorina," re
plied tbe gondolier "He ;net your
brother on the Rlalto and said to him.
"Too will oot stand long between me
and your sister. They fought and
your brother fell plem-d to tbe heart
He was no match for that ruffian, wbo
Is the best swordsman tn Venice"
Those were queer tlin?*s snd I>onadlo
had a faint hope that even after wbat
be bad done he might still win Biaoea
She was not seen abroad after ber
brother's death, snd finally It waa
learned that she bad left Venice
Where she bad gone or what she had
gone for was not known.
Six months passed, during which
time nothing was seen or heard of
Bianea. lKinadio, wbo was wildly In
love with her, seemed crazed by ber
withdrawal. Had sbe remained tn
Venice and lashed blm with a torrent
of Invective be could have borne up
onder it but this vacancy ?be bad left,
this nothingless, was agonizing. He
shut blmself op In his hoose and
would not go out of It
One day while a gondola was pass
Ing under his window be heard two
men In It speaking of a young man
who bad recently arrived from Naples
and bad opened a fencing academy.
As they were passing out of bearing
he heard one of tbem say, "Not even
I the skill of Donadlo could prevail
? against him "
This was the odI.t thing tnat corno
I hare arointed the recluse from hts de
spondency. He would go and see this
| fencer, and If he appeared to be wor
i thy of hts steel he would insolt him
j and. by killing blm. would show that
j Donadto'a match bad not yet appeared
The next day be left bis boose for
the first time, not by water, but by
! raking one of the narrow Interior p?s
sages. He had scarcely closed the
door behind blm when the narrow way
was blocked by a young man. whose
black beard covered bis whole face
The beard contrasted with the man's
complexion, which was soft hod cletr.
more like wax than flesh and blood.
"How now. Signor Donadlo?" an Id
the man. "Where are you going after
your long stay shot op in your home 7"
Donadtoi. thinking the man some one
be bad met. hot forgotten, told blm
that be was going lo a new fencing
school he had heard had been opened
"You do not need to go there to meet
the new fencing cnn?ter He stands
before yon."
Potting off the beard, the stranger
displayed the features of Bianca Man
cinl. Donadlo recoiled, for with the
other hand Bianca drew her rnpter.
"Ton got rid of what you considered
the only barrier between yoo and me
my brother. Too now see another bar
rier. myself, which yoo are to dispose
of In the same way. I have been edu
cated under the best masters of the art
of fencing In Rome and Naples Drawl
I retorted to meet you. but since yoo
never left your home I have been
obliged to draw you out by stratagem "
Donadlo could not go aside nor
straight ahead, the passage being
blocked. Thinking to dominate the wo
man. he drew his sword, resolving to
disarm ber first v>nd talk with her aft
erward. He was soon astonisbed at
the skill with which she parried bis
throsts. She did not at once assoroe
the offensive, evidently feeling a vin
dictive relish In playing with him.
Then snddenly she began to pre? hlni
with rapid and well executed tarnsta.
Donadlo, who had not handled a sword
since he bad killed her brother, found
himself no match for this fory. whose
blade glittering before blm daxxled him
Then be felt the eold steel In his aide,
and as be fell he was stabbed again
and again The last picture that faded
! from his suae was one of vengeance
j the face of the woman he loved
(A Mountain
Elopement ,
Br HELEN HAPWOOD
There air* no mountains lo the world
about which there la m> much Id son* j
and story as the Alps DoabtlM* tbe
reason for this Ls that tbey lie In the
renter of Europe and oo one can go
from France or German; down Into
Italy or farther enst wnrd to Austria '
without pit using over tbem.
Vesra sgo. before the Alps had come !
to rontulti fashionable resort*. there :
lived at Coma, on tbelr southern |
slope, a gentleman who. hn vine made
a fortnne tin Mllao. retired to spend Ms
days tn pmi* on tl>v t***nf1fnl lake
Como Hp n wtrfwwer with one !
daughter. ? < hnrtniriK jftrl. upon wi?otn
be doted Italian'* have always ar
ranged th* marriMirrs for tbelr son*
and dangtili-rs. mid *!gn<?r Attatiaslo
] betrothed his ?l<iiicltt?T fltervsa. lo * I
| man more than <lo?ihl?* her aye Kins I
Ing that at bis death she would need a
protector and cunxklrrlng Slinmr lilt
luto a mtin of Dosine** ? l><> would
take care -of ber property for ber. he
considered that lie had done a very
good thing for his cblld
Hat. u u fort tin stely for his plan, be
died before the marriage could be
brought a bunt. After the funeral Rlt
zuto clalmtrd his hrfde. who was also
hi* ward, tmt found, to his disappoint
merit, that she bad a lover In tbe per
son of Giovanni Fabronl. Rlzxuto was
: not minded to give her op to his yonng
rival and so Informed her. [laving
certain powers over ber as ber guard j
Ian, Theresa and ber lover saw that .
If she refnwed to marry the man to
whom her father had given ber be j
j might put Iter in confinement and per- i
secute ber till she consented to be bis
wife
Tbe lovers therefore decided to go j
away together Southward, eastward !
J and westward lay Italian territory \
| In whlcb tbe guardian could Invoke tbe j
law Northward was Switzerland. In j
which he would have no claim upon j
her. Rnt to go northward meant to
cross tbe Alps, and tbat at tbat tits* I
was a difficult and dangerous feat to
accomplish. Nevertheless, taking tbe
horses and carriage that had belonged i
to Slgnor Attanaslo. Gluseppt. tbe I
coachman, and Elena, tbe heiress
maid, both of whom would give tbelr
lives for their mistress, they started j
to go as fur as wheels would take
them and then endeavor, if tbey could ]
not find sledges, to pursue their Jour j
' ney on foot.
Tbey set out after they were sup- j
posed to be In bed. and Rlzzuto did j
not learn of tbelr departure till morn- j
Ing Relng a very energetic man and j
spurred to tbe probable lorn of his j
ward's- fortnne. be started In purs nit. j
having learned tbe direction tbe fugl
' tlves had taken. It was In the latter j
part of May. and he knew that tbi*. I
being the senson of melting snow, was j
tbe most dangerous period In tbe Alpn ;
Moreover, be did not believe tbat tbe !
lovers could go very far tn a carriage j
or tbat tbey could secure any further
conveyances. Reside*. It would be an j
easy matter to track tbem by tbe '
marks they would leave In the snow.
The lovers reached Locsrno. a village |
on |j?ke Macglorl then drove over a J
gently rising road to tbe foot of tbe .
St Gothard pass. On this road tbey j
traveled all day and in the evening j
left It for concealment In a 8wi*a j
cabin. Early in tbe morning tbey start
ed to go over tbe pas*, leaving tbe c*r |
rlage. but taking tbe horses, on one of I
which Theresa rode, while tbe meld
rode tbe other, the men walking. Aft !
er making a part of tbe ascent tbey |
j saw the gnnrdfan's carriage coming
rapidly up tbe valley through whlcb J
j they had passed.
Tbey tolled on as rapidly as possible
till tbey c*me to a point where tbey
were screened from below and where
there was a pocket In the mountain*
The wind bad driven the snow from
here, enabling Glovnnni to practice a
atratatrem. Re sent the coachman
and the maid wltb the borsea on
I through the pass. while he and The
reaa turned Into the pocket, whlrb led
Into the pa as again farther on. Rizzo
to. reaching this diverging point, heal
tated. then went on through the paaa.
taking np the tracka left by the coach
1 man and the mahl.
It waa several hour* after thla that
Giovanni ami Tbereaa reached an
eminence wl?r? they conld look over
a narrow gorge upon the road on the
other aide Oo this road tbey aaw
Rlzznto'a carriage. lie aaw tbem and
called on hla driver to atop and. get
tins out of the carriage. called over to
the fugitives to (rive themselves op
since tbey conld not escape him.
He waa on a road that bad been cot
through the aide of a mountain, which
extended above him thonaanda of feet
It waa one of those balmy days Id
spring when the air Is laden with
moisture, though the aun ablnea bright
j and warm? Juat such a day aa Alpine
dwellers fear the avalancbe Tboogb
Rlzzuto waa half a mile distant from
I the fugitives, hla voice sounded aa If
I be were close to them. Just aa be pre
pounced the words "can't escape a nT
Giovanni and Theresa saw the whole
? aide of the mountain opposite seem to
?llde alowly downward It gathered
rapidity aa It sank, and In a few ino
| ments tbey saw It pass over Rlzsuto
I and his party, burying them a ban
dred feet deep The snow bad been
eo evenly balanced that It reqolnd
only the sound of a voice to vibrate
, the air sufficiently to bring It dosru.
| The lovers retraced their step* aad
{ m re married at the brUe'a home.
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RAW FURS
WF FAY
HIGH ? PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
W1MTK FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkoth, ? Wikcnmin
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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3old ft SUvcr II 00
Gold, SUrer A Copper .. i 50
Cyanide and Milling Test*.
90 Colombia St. Seattle
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CHINA AND CUT CLASS
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RAW FURS
TO THE !
MIIWCArOUV MINN.
W i.e lor fTlrtmUr
A ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Pud.
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [ tITlil Alaska
*-arfref Clean, Individual Baths
Abundance of vVater. Bent of
Hotel Accommodation* Fur
nished Cabins for Rent ....
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Satliwr
Steamer Georgia from Jnn?-ai;
makes wmi-roomhly visits. In
formation and rate* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
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Health Resort
of
ALASKA
Relieves CAT A
Location notice*, ptacer and quart*
for sale kj the Dally Alaskan. tf
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, ? Alask*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rpt<| tactfully 8olicit*i Th? A
of Skagway Firms And Individual*.
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
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The largest and he* conducted dairy in Alaska.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream I
To all point* on Whtt* Pm k Yukon Boat*.
m+w+m+m+w+m+w+w+m+9
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIMK TABLE SO. 2?.
(Dally Except Sunday.)
j No. 1 N. Rnnnil Jfo. 2 S. Itnaml
1st clans 1M rial*
0:30 a. in. Leave* 8KAGCAY Arrive* 4:S5 p. m.
12:0." p. m. " WHITE PASS leaves S:0A ?*
11:45 " " I-OO CABIN " 2:20 "
1:40 M " BENNETT ** tilt ?
JI20 " " CARIBOU " 1 1 :40 a. m.
5:,V> " Arrives WHITKHORSE Leave* l:N "
Passengers must he at depot* In time to have Baagage Inspect**!
and checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
train*.
ISO pounds of baggage will be ehecked free with each fall far*
ticket and 7S pounds with each half fare ticket