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rvtty uu(>Ull i-orcuiony, when their
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BIGGS GUILTY;
SAN KKANC1SC0. Aug 22-XUury
L. Dlggs wu convicted of whtto
dollars on each Vouut, making n to
would receive hi* aentence on the
peal has been servtKl on tho court.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22- Clta
l.ane of Nome, to lippoar before tbe
convb-tloo. the government attorney
tect their female companions In crln 4
The caae went to the Jury late y?f
EVELYN DOESN'T LOVE
HER KOKMElt HUSBAND
NEW YORK. Auk. 22 ? Evelyn
S'esblt Thaw stated to a roporter
this mornlne that sho does not want
t reconciliation with her former hns
Lin nil. She says she la afraid of him
ind that the Incidents of her life ha
zoning during and since the tragedy
}f Thaw's killing of Stanford White
las served to alienate her love for
[?. C. RL'ILT STEAMER
COMING ON MAIDEN Tit 1 1'
The Steamship Princess Maquonna
h schedule to leavo Vancouver on
tie 28th of this month with the geo
oglcal party aboard, who are going
uto the interior, an account of
vhlch appeared In last Wednesday's
ssue of the Dally Alaskan.
The Marquenna Is the first steel
ihlp built In British Columbia, being
i product of tho ship building works
it Victoria. This will be her mald
?n trip. The scientific men aboard
ler have gathered from all parts of
hq world.
rUAW HAS SYMPATHY
OK THE CANADIANS
SlIKKHKOOKK. ikug. 22? The
Thaw habeas corpus ^proceedings
lave beeu postponed until Wednes
lay of uext week. Sentiment here
s apparently In favor of Thaw.
iVHEKE ARE THESE WAN.
DEKINti BOYS TONIGHT
The governor's offico at Juneau
tt in receipt of Inquiries regarding
ho forlorlng persons.
N. W. Powors, formerly of Den
er, Col.. Came to Alaska In 1894.
uade several trips to states, and wa
nst heard from In a letter dated Doc
E, 1903. Was recordor In the Am
?rlean Creek district from 1895 to
900 I .orated and named Skookuut
iulch, and he and parluer sold out
o Alex. McDonald. His wife In anx
ous for word regarding him.
Harry Clyde Wllhelm, sometimes
mown by name of Clyde Household
r. U'ft ltraddock. Pa., about four
ears ago for Alaska. Supposed to
lave been In employ of government,
lad served In Spanish-American war
Jot her and wlfo both anxious for
lome definite luforuiatiou as to his
v hereabouts, if llvlug, or particulars
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EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food ybu need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
/"vf T A I ITV We consider quality
I the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
SHIPMENTS WAeunmd.Vhodn.df
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
jT\I TTpY There is no duty on
liVy LJU 1 I American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give yOu all the
information and assistanoe in (our [power
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Katherlne Vukou Selkirk Moyer.
Is the name of n tiny baby whlcb
passed through Skugwuy lust night
on her way to tho southward. The
youiiK lady won born at 12: 1G o'
clock on the morning of August 16.
aboard tho Yukon rlvor steamer Sel
kirk.
When the White Pass steamer
Selkirk was approaching the town of
Selkirk, Mrs. Leroy Mojrer was tuk
on sick and It was then that baby
Selkirk came Into tho world. Mrs.
DeHoun acted us nurse, uud the mo
ther and buby passed through tho
ordeul without more than tho us
ual tnconvonlenco.
When the nows was made known
to tho passengers on the bout, thoy
coutributed to a fund (or the pur
chase of a loving cup for the little
tot uud $37.50 was raised for that
purpose. Father Crimont christened
Miss Selkirk, and tho management
of tho boat did everything that could
be done for tho comfort of the mo
ther and baby. Thoy came over on
the train lust evening, und Presid
ent Dlckeson hud the truin back
down to the wharf where they were
taken aboard the Princess Sophia.
Leroy Moyer, father ot the inte
resting child, was u Skugway boy,
and Mrs. Moyer was formorly Ktbel
Russet, daughter of James Russel,
a well known northerner aud futh- j
er of eleven chlldreu, seven of whou
S.VCRKDN'KSS OF Jl'DGKS
(JKTTIXG TO UK JOKE
WASHINGTON'. Aug. 22? If the
churges against Federal Judge Speerj
of 5th Georgia Dlst. are sustained I f,
the present Investigation commutes,)
Impeachment proceedings against '
hint will begin at onco.
The house Judiciary committee Is
considering the statements that the
Judge has been absent from his dis
trict when his presenco was required,
that he has ignored various man
dates sent from the United State* |
Department of Justice, and thut he
hus frequently been guilty of impos- j
lng excessive und unlawful punish
ments for contempt of his court.
DEATH OK SULLIVAN KE
CALLS ClIONIN ML'HDEIt
CHICAGO, Aug. 22? Alexander
Sullivan, noted lawyer and politi
cian, he. st known and remembered i.h
chief of tho Clan N'a Gael, at the
time of the murder of Dr. Cronln.
died at his home In this city last
night.
U'AIt or INDISTKY (JOES
\ ll.NLY ON IX MICHIGAN
CALUMET, Aug. 22 -Clashes be
tween the deputies and strikers in
the copper district are frequent.
Soldiers of the slate have been re
' t .lined anil thoy havo succeeded in
iiuolltng many incipient riots which,
without their presonco, might have
resulted lu civil war.
There is no present indication of
u settlement of tho dlsputo.
GO\ EKNMENT TAKES HAND
IX 11 INKING BUSINESS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22? The
south received Its deposits from the
federul treasury, which is to be used
in aiding the handling of the cot
ton crops. Deposits were made In
various banks to facilitate the ready
transfer of cash to the producer for
his raw cotton.
X. V. GOVERNOKSHIP HOUSE
DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF
ALBANY, Aug. 22? Lieutenant
Governor Glynn has been officially
recognized as governor of New York
and has fitted up a suite of rooms
in whlh he 13 holding sway. Busi
ness of the Attorney Gonerat and
other state officers Is Jielng tranwet
cd through him.
Sulzer still holds forth iu the
state house and still clings to tho
great seal. Many governors of the
various states continue to recognize
Mr. Sulzer as chief executive.
HAIIKISON ('INCHES JOB
\s PHILIPPINE GOVEItNOlt
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22? Francis
Burton Harrison was today confirm
ed by the senate as governor gener
al of the Philippines.
ITALIANS TKEMBLE WHEN
rEMlSLOK SHAKES STUA1T8
MESSINA, Aug. 22 A large por
tion of country along the StraltN of
Italy was shaken this morning by a
severe earthquake. Considerable
damage is reported.
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