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(By Aim** By'Mw)
CUTTLE GONE;
FAIRY TALES
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MAI 28TH IS
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GOING BHIllf
(By AUtka N*v?s Bureau)
15 SE! ASIDE
WILSON REFUSES TO ACT
HAVE TAFTS
BOUGHT SON?
LYNCH & KtNENDY
TK? Up- 1 o-Date Haberdaahei's and Ladie* F urnUhcrs
(8y Alaska Now* Bureau)
SPOKANE. April 29? Tho towns of
lvudtrny and Kootruai, Idaho, ww
both d??troy?jd by fire yt?terd&y Th?
lawns are situated in the heart of
the lumber territory and a fierve
format tire, started in an unknown
manner, swept both towns out ot ex
istence.
J
IK GOOD ill
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau. ^
LOS ANQLK8. April 2S? Jack John !
aou, like uegro pugilist, arrived here
today from Chicago u> commence
training for hla fight with James Jet
frku.
I.-Jinji^n ?as refused admisslOU a I
totels and is lodging with a uegrc
editor. Member* ot Juhusou's train
;us crow any thai tfie champion is
iu splendid condition at the present
tiiue and that the reporu of his fast
living have been exaggerated.
Will WEBSTER
(By Alaska Ntw>i Buraau.)
LOS aNUELBS. April ?? tYanki.
Couley <uid Danny Wwbatw fought a j
ten round draw htat night at Nautl
fun Uiotu According to the law no
decisioa could be rendered and the
?*s paper writers decided that hon
ors werv even. The fihgt was fast
??nd both ineu displayed great clever
neoa.
JEFF ALL THE
SAME AS JOB
(By Alaska Niwi Bureau)
BEN LOMOND. Cal. April 28
James J. Jeffries, wlia Is training
bexe for his fight with Jack Johnson
July 4, is covered with boils and has
been forced to abandon active train- j
Ing. 1! a condition to worrying his
friends and trainers.
COW TOBORROW MORNiNB
hVank Stuart received a cablegram
from Ketchikan stating that the Cot
tage City will be In Skagway tomor
BALLINGER IS
ON THE SIAND
(By Alaaka N*?a Buraau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. AprU 29?
Secretary of the Interior BaUinger
was on the stand the autire day yes
terday In the congressional investiga
tion testifying iu his own behalf.
WASHINGTON, D. C. AprU 29? To
day ou the witness stand la the con
gressional investigation Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger testified as to
his public career aikl the events lead
ing up to his various appointments.
He stated that he awl former Sec
retary of the Interior Garfield were
friendly, but not intimate.
He asserted that he knew nothing
about the Cunningham coal i-lainis
whou he was Commissioner of the
General Laud Office.
He admitted that he had hean!
them discussed by Special Agent
Love, who was talkiugubout the gen
eral situation in Alaska.
1. B. CHEERED
BY BELGIANS
(By Alaaka Nawt Buraau.)
HRl'SSELS, Belgium. April 28 ?
Theodore Rooserok wa3 given a tu
multuous welcome when he reached
t>?is city this afternoon.
GEN. MILES IS
IN NO DANGER
(By Alaska Nawa BuraauJ
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aprtl 28? A
uwdieal examination late this after
toon showed thai Gen. Nelson A
MiVes is aot internally injured other
than a broken rib.
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 2$? Geu
eral Nelson A. Miles wiH recover
from his accident of Wednesday. His
injuries axe painful but not serious.
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WIGKERSHAM INSISTS IT
CONFIRMATION BE DELAYED
(By Alaska N?wi 8ur?au.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 29?
Delegate Wickersham has presented
lo the Senate judiciary committee
many telegrams from different towns
in Alaska protesting against the dis
missal of Boyce and Sutherland and
dtsuandiiig a congressional inquiry.
In presenting the protests Wicker*
sham asked that tine confirmation of
the President's nominations of the
successors of the two dismissed of
ficials be delayed pending an investi
gation.
KERN PICKED
FOR SENATOR
(By Alaska N?vw* Bureau.)
INDIANAPOLIS. April John
Kern was unanimously nominated as '
the Democratic candidate (or U. S.
senator at the meeting of the State
Democratic convention last night.
Tom Taggart opposed Kern but was
defeated after a stormy session. Tag
gart t<ok his defeat gracefully and
promised to do his best to help tin
party win.
Kern was the Democratic candi
date for vice president at the last
election. He will run against Sen
ator Beveridge fur his seat In tbe
Senate.
RUTH LEAVin
TO WEO AGAIN
(8v Alaska Now? Bureau)
LONDON, England. April 23 ? Ruth
Bryan Leavitt will marry Lieut. Owen
of the Royal Engineers at Ffcirview
Neb., next Tuesday. The bride is
a daughter of WHham Jennings Bry
an.
Herman Grimm received by the
last Dolphin some fine grape cuttings
from the L L May Nursery, St.
Paul and has set ihem out in
yard. Herman says that he expects \
to have a regular Italian vinyard in I
a couple of years.
SMUGGLERS AT
11, ALASKA
(By Alaska Naws Buraau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S ? Gov
ernment revenue agents claim that
there is constant smuggling going on
between the Mexican border ami
Nome Alaska. The revenue cutter
McCulkwgh will patrol his run and
revenue officials will thoroughly in
vestigate the matter.
I
LEAVE NORTH
The Scott Brothers, John and Jim
ot Carcroes, Y. T.. came out on last
night's train accompanied by Mrs.
John Scott and the "twins" and will
leave for the south on the Royal
The Scott Brothers have leased
their Hotel and store to Thomas Ker
ruish and will look for a locution
somewhere In the vicinity of Kam
kx>ps, B. C. They were early p ton
ers in Caribou Crossing and have
been most popular as hotel and store
keepers and leave hosts of friends
who wish them suoces wherever they
may locate.
Miss Ffcy and Master Louis Stine
baugh will arrive on the Royal tomor
row from Elkhart, had., where they
have been attending school since last
September.
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