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IJKNT ltOl'TK TO XKW 8T1UKK
Tlia uiwt s<v<MkJblp route from
l? the noil strike In ovor
the While I'aw rtUlwny to White
horw. Krotu Uhltrhorso ww the
guvi ruitunt rtMil Co Kluiine lake.
Dmiii kliuuio lake ami river to Kto
lu?In i Ivor, ilnwu li.iolwiii river lu
\V hite river, u|> While river to Sim;;
rrivk, U|i Mum creek (u it* IiojuI
atw>ut leu allien fi ?iu Su?tutumt >r*\5s
m liere (he illwittr]' ?tu> u utile.
After lmvlii|! the truiu ut While
hun? liurM* nut) !?? ilriveu <tml \e
hi.lo? ilritMu over the ruait to Itlu
Mir, nail from there the |Mt?Mt|to uu y
he uuulo to Mi thill :eu mile* of the
-Irike by bout, only ten mile* <ii
muMhlui: over mi <Mt?y trull.
Clsltuunit. They brought out Iw"
I'KKI'AKINli TO M.IK? H
(lying. th<- vaiiguiinl of the IiIk I'eun.
capital tomorrow The advance del
tome days ago on the gasoline
bout Nlta for the diggings. About
twenty five :ncn had arrived from
Cordova U|> to tho tlm? they lef>
dltcovery. Tho nw on the ground
uppolnted u mining reorder to net
ponding the urrlval of H. E. Mor
t.nn, the official United States re
corder for the district. Morgan
trull 70 miles to discovery, but there
t>l< Heaver creek to within about ten
miles of the dlgglngB at the time
Taylor and Doyle left the country,
but tho water was falling and It Is
that fur now. Tho cross country
i rail for horses in very soft In plue
Th? distance from ihe Cordov:;
miles, .mil necessitates cros'-liiK t'te
the country, uud all aro warned
ilimt going Into tho district with
t of tho new gold strike, is knovi(
from Cordovu to McCarthy by rail
toud Is one hundred nluety-two nilbif
lid the fare Is twenty.threo dollars.
hundred and ten miles of hard uius i
1'eople going In from her* are ad
finds are reported. Two men look
out two hundred ouuees In two days
ed three hundred men to tho stam
pede aad others will follow. A rep
rcs intatlv? from Cordovu will be out
lu u few days with outhentlc in
to "General" Kutieustein rend, "po
tion from the rowdies uud hood
lums who insulted and heaped lndlg
natlcs upon us on the third of last
SKTM M YVN TALKS
FOK (J<>\ "T K.\l!.RO \l>
Seattle, July 30 ? Tho Seattle
Chamber of Commerce party have
returned from their grand tour of
Alaska. Seth Mann says ho will
recommend to tho president the con
struction of a railroad from tidewat
er to tho Yukon river. He bellovoi
that such a roud will never bo built
unless It Is done by tho government.
He will also advise tho Immediate
opening of the coul fields and the
passing of necoa?ary appropriations
for the development of Alaska which
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i Special Prices!
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Following our usual custom, we will inaka specially attractive '
prices on all fruits by the box during the tannine season. *?*
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
JELLY GLASSES
FRUIT JARS ?
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And are prepared to take caro of your orders satisfactorily .
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SPANISH UIRL CHAKGBD
WITH MANY MUIU) KKS
Madrid, July 30 ? Ono of the uio;;! !
veimtlonal murder trials lu the!
history of Madrid was expected whin
Seuor'u Maria Sanchez uud her fath-i
or, u captain 111 tho ariuy, went to]
trial hero today for tho murder of ?> 1
wealthy young tuan named Julou.
Tho young man bad courted the
girl for several months and tho date
for tho wedding had been set when
he mysteriously disappeared. ?H?
had a large sum of money on his
person at tho time to deposit l.i
his fiancee's name as his wedding
gift. Sanchez and his daughter,
who Is in tho twoutlos, disappeared
shortly after. A search of their
icsldcuco resulted In tho discovery
of human bones. The fulher and
daughter wore arrested lu u village
In tho north ot Spain. Tho girl,
the pollco declare has turned stato's
evidence and admitted that accord
ing to plans laid by her father, she
got her lover to bring a large sum
of money to the house uud while he
sat with his arms about her, her
father crept up behind hint uud
kuocked him uucousclous. Sho said
hIio and her father killed hint, dis
membered tho body aud burled it l'i
Tho bones found by the police
had been discovered under tho cellar
Door. Saying nothing they wont to
the spot la the garden where the
rfirl said Julon's body was bidden,
i ud there they found it. Further
investigation developed stories of
tho strange disuppcurunc of other
younc men of wealth after a short
ioiirt*hlp of tho girl. The police
'My sho has promised to confess ev
"MAIl" S1IOVTS OSl.'Alt
TO Syl KAI.KK Ml I.1IAI.I.
Washington, July 3u Domociatlc
wood, uppeared before the Senate
lobby lonunittee yesterday and sho }
ed "liar" to Mulhall, when tho hit
ter gentleman stated that he had
frequently consulted I'uderwood, *n
'he committee rooms regarding pro
Mr. Underwood denlod that he
had ever spoken to Mulhall lu tin.'
committee rooms; lu fact the demo
cratic leader guys he never saw
Mulhall In his life until the present
time. He denies that Mulhall evor
paid the jauitor of his congressional
rooms for udmiltauco to thorn wheu
the Congressman was ubsent.
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WITH IHE JISI
Juneau, July 30--The MacDoiwld
chhw will go to the Jury tills aftor
11 ooi i a according to present Indica
tions. Rustgard la making t In* last
arguments, ho lias been speakiti"
tilnce morning. Arguments for tho
defense were concluded yesterday.
SYLVIA I'AXKHI KST ltKKl'S
l-:s IX) SLEW OU KAT
Loudon, July 30 ? Sylvia Punk
hurst, who wan placed In Jail yester
day for disorderly conduct In lead
lug a parade of suffragettes, has
gone the hunger strike one better.
She not only refuses to take food,
hut also refuses to Bleep. She did
not close her eyes last night and
says she will not unll liberated. It
Is belloved she Is willing to die for
the cause, thinking by that means
to advance the enfranchisement of
woman, and make a martyr of her
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LIfB 001 OF
MIDDLE WEST
Chlcsig'). July 30 ? Another hot
wave la sweeping tile middle west.
In this city there have been scoros
of prvsi rations during the past twen
ty-four Uuurs, with a number of
At (Jul .<burg the theruiome er r<":
isters 122 today uud deaths ..re il
uioit of hourly occurrunce. a
From all over the state coin.-s re
ports of terrible conditions. This
i". the fourth hot wavo this season,
and It Is likewise the hottest one. It
ii believed that moro deaths will
result while tho present heat Is pour
ing down on the states of the Miss
issippi valley than during the eutlro
season.
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THE CRY OF THE TIMES
IS FOR
RUBBER SOLED
WE HAVE THEM
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