THE DAILY "UPW ALASKAN
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TENTH YEAR " 3KAGWAY, ALASKA. SATORIIAY MARCH 30 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
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THAW TRIAL WILL START
AGAIN TOMORROW
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
I New York. March 30 ? The trl-il of
Harry K. Thaw will be resumed Moo*
; day following the verdict of the lunacy
commission in the event of that being
be is saoe. It Is expected that that
will be the verdict.
The betting Is eight to six that Thaw
will be acquitted in case the trial shall
be resumed.
NOT YET ;
j United States Postpones
Interventions
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) j
Washington, March 30? Secretary
Root and the ambassador from Mexico
had a conference with reference to in
tervening in the Central American war
last night and decided that the time is
not yet ripe for such action. The
representatives of the two great
American republics, it is believed, de
decided that they would not permit the
interests of foreigners to be interfered
with to '00 great an extent.
Gr/r READY
^ P. atv Trn^tees Prepare f? ?i*
Work
Special Dispatch to Dally AlbsUnn) j
Washington, March 30 ? The peace
trustees of tbe fund to sf ttle dlsoi'tesj
betweea;capital ar.d orpaclz dlabir, of
which Wsident Roosevelt's Nohe!
prize has served as a nuoleus.ort'tt.iiz-d
\esterdiiv and took the first ste;>s la
preparing for active work.
School dEain Monday
The public school which has been
closed this week on accouut. of an ac
cident to the healing plant will be re- j
sumed Monday.
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big- I
frest and best appointed bo-telrj in all!
theDorth. j
THE
Pack Train Restaurant;
Will Serve Sundiy
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IN [HE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c.
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CKF.AM
WOtLD BUY
Mayor Schmitz Wanted to
Secure Resignation
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
San Francisco, March 30? Evidence
has been secured to the effect that
Mayor Schmitz ofh-red at one time to
purchase the resignations of five super- J
visors so that the boodle franchises ;
cou!d not be annulled over his vrtoi
'should an annulling ordinance be
presented to him.
LANE BUYS
Famous Mining Man Gets
CliirhrtL'off Properties j
Word comes from Sitka that C. D j
Lane h is tdk-.n a bond on all the
Chicasr >T is'and mining properties j
eycept those which were recently
bunded to Seattle parties. It is under-]
steed that the consideration for the j
properues, which include the interesu |
of a do.:en or more people, will exceed J
81 000, "00. ,
C. D. Laoe and his son have bren at |
Sitku f >r ,-ome time looking over the I
proper.ies. They nre accompanied by t
Superintendent. K nzie, of i he Tread
well, who has been makinz an expert!
examination in their behalf.
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HERE TOMiGHT
The Farallon will arrive at Snagway
this evtning at 9 o'clock according to a
dispatch received by R. A, Carroll,
agent for the vessel.
Georgia Come* aad Goes Again
The Georgia arrived from Juneau,
Sitka and way ports vestfrday evening
at 11.30 o'clock. She sailed again this
morning at 2:30.
CREAM
Pore Rye
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow. At the Seattle, the hou?e
of old honest goods and reputation ! '
t'arnlihed Room* For Rant
I have some good furnished rooms for
rent and would be pleased to have some
of my old patrons, or new ones.
Mrs. A. J. Carlson, Sixth ave. and
Broadway 3-14-1-mo
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NoodleS
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We have just added some fancy
imported Eg? Noodles toour stock.
They are sold in bulk, at 25c- per lb
New Stock of Dried Herring. Yar
mouth Bloaters, and Salt Salmon.
GANTY & FRANDSON
BRYAN GIVES POSITION ON
RAILROADS
Boston, M?roh 30? Henry M.
Whitney made pub'ic a letter today
that he r<ceived the other day from
William J. Bryan in which the demo
cratic leader outlines his pos.tionoo the
! government ownership of railro d?.
Mr. Bryan sa\s that be favors private
o ?nTshlp of railroads offering the only
solution for the righting our national
wrongs.
WILL TR7
Jack 5iue8 Indicted for
Murder
(Special Dispatch to Daily Ala&kan)
Hawthorne, Nev., March 30 ? Jack
Hines was indicted yesterdyay for the
murder of Count Podhersky. He told
the whole story of his troubles with
the count to the jury, himself. It is
believed that an acquittal is pro'iable.
A.L. Cody, formerly of Nome, is with
W. H. Bard, gathering' tho evidence
that will be used in the trial.
TrXAS ACTS
Lone Star Stat^ Makes
Gambling a Felony
(Special Dispatch to Da'ly tlaskan.)
Austin, Tex., March 30? Gov. Camp
bell signed a bill today making' g^mb
lic?r a felony in the state of Texas. The
bill was po>*;d by the legislature with
scarcely any opposition in either
house.
DAWSON SfAGiS
COME AND GO
Whltehorne, Mrch 30? Two stages
arrived from Dawson yesterday, both
coming ILht. One left for Dawson
yesterday with 13 passengers express
and freight and another It- ft today with
12 passengers and 700 pounds of mail
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimited
accomodations. Steam heat and every
thing modern.
At the Mascot
Home madj Oyster Cocktailsat the
Mascot.
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Reign of Spinal MeDingitis
Abating
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, March 30 ? The reign of
spinal meningistU which has been
puzzling the medical profession and
scaring the people for the last several
weeks is abating. It is believed that
the worst has past and that the epidem
ic will soon disappear.
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Railroad Abolishes Differ
ential Freight Rates
I Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle. Marcrt 30? The Northern
Pacific has abolished the differential
rate that has been allowed freight
bound from Portland to Alaska. This
low rats was made in order that Port
land merchants could sell .in compe
tition with those from Seattle.
\0RM1N SMITH'S
KfLATIVfS COME
Th- father ?od sister of Norman E.
Smih. who was kille I last fall at Ten
akee by RoHert Reid, a rivtd at Juneau
last we> k from tbelr home in Maine,
fhey will rr-maiM theie until after ihe
accus-d. which will take place during
the cumioir term of court at J uneau
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