No. 10 FIFTEENTH V K \ R
SK AG WAV, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, U>12 PRICK 10 CENTS
ALLEN GIG
COURT HOUSE GUARDED
8 V MANY ARMED MEN
Fear Secret Members of Gaiij Will
Attempt Rescue. Aut>*?ri i s T- ke'
Every Precaution.
i IU Alaska News Hure*u.)
Hiu^vn.l. v K> . \p:il LN Wt h
a siiv:i? cuard of arnunl tn< n s.ir
rounding tho con :t\ (Mart It ;:>o in
this . :t\ today , th< ir.al of fio U' nj
rothors bocnti
Tho *ur\i\iii$r nicinb<.> of tho no
t "ions "Alk?u tran? :i v i>-i irial
i t ihoir li\os.
On Man h fourth. whoa Lloyd A.
?as betas trio.l in this ?ity
t .? fekHious orin*e, uio:nt?>. s it'j
A lion 1 1 atvs . of whiih ho was a|
tr.N r. entered tho oo.iri r-VMn in!
..uh ho was bene triod. and shot (
? v * a President Judso Ma>sio. 1 *is
?t Attv\rr..y Hiv-tor. Sheriff rUanl
??.. ship and two bailiffs, Tho <&;>
?:~o of tho outlaws was only ?'t"ft?*t
? >; ?:':er a number of hard fights b>
poesses which soonro.1 tho eoun
and who finally sunwnde! tho
in a dismal swamp, from whUh
rhoy finally oame forth ?nl ea\e
? ^enwelves tip
PORCtPlNE ?GOLD" VAN GOES
IN FOR SUMMER SEASON.
A . v kr j'paeheoe. known as '.he
" raan of Uio Porcupine ilold
company. arrived up from Ju
: can on th.- '. irn^-nn a:. \> ill I >
t .:rn u Ha ::es ua the Peterson t -
<!av and will a: o:nx> fro into 'he
n.ire* for t'..e summer's ?o:k Mr.
Krippaeher.e has boor, vi.h the I>>r
'I ' .? h i I *haj-e of th tl -a-.i-sijw.
'. . ? pa-t wi;.i r he ha- l?<>en
n _? . '< - v0;..?. ;? r>e: ..l mit.lng
as ? :x t ? ITaw kins |
*r ;? tl. > westward ami says that I
> eonf.'.ert th;-t he has a ;.o?d I
in; pie. ? of irre :n '
P Larson and w .re l? ft fi?r Whi >?
\>rse this mors. nc. I. a-. a-r.xed
up ?vn the May > o~t? r.tay from til Mr
Mr. Ijrtrson is otrf ?:isi.eor on Th'>
>a:r.er Whitehor>e.
COL. GARDENER ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER NEW SUMMER HOME.
Col Cornelius Gardener, rt>mm?nd-(
ins officer of Fort Win. H. Seward,
arrived up on the IVterson tcdav.
t'ol Gardener has Just returned
from a trip to his fruit ranch wW li
is located on the Columbia River j
[about IS miles above liood River.
He is very enthusiastic over the(
I respects of the comins season, ami
is very eager for the time t > oomc ,
when he will bid farewell to the.
Army and settle down in his now
summer home.
From vivid descriptions whi h I he j
Colonel delights to Rive of his >r:- j
ley" home, the site must eertainlj be,
a very commanding We From the
bluff overlooking the river. whl:h
lie- at an arule of f arty -five degrees
from where you stand feet lie
low. From this point of ol<s??rvatirii
Mount Kanier. Mount Adams, Mt. St.;
Helens and Mt.. Hood are ail t? be j
clearly s?*e:i on a clou Ue-s <!a>
t'ol. Gardener is look ns anxious'y
t vward to the first of the mon h
when his son. Mr Fiv I A Gardener. j
1st Lieut, of Marine Corps now sta
tioned at Ftremmerten will pay his
father a visit.
In speaking of t'te early ?le;at ture '
of the l?th 1'. S Infv. from Fort
S v.trd. Col Gardener <\pres-e.l
much resret at heine for.v ] ti leave
Alaska. He said that he n<*ver <?in
Pie<i an army post which he liked
better than the one he will be forced
to vacate on or about the l.'.th nfj
?Tune
The Colonel returned to his p^t |
on the Peterson this afternoon, and
was the luncheon gue?t of Mr- l^i! ;
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AL ASK A MOTION PICTURE
TAKER S BODY IS RECOVERED.1
(l^- Alaska News bureau.)
NEW YORK, April ? A v tree
message received in this ciiv la'ej
last nisht from the Oahlc-hip Mti"
kav Ronnott. w hi' h is coiitinuiitc its'
si arch for tho bodies of the Ti'anu
?} saster. reports tin finding of the
U?K of H. Hardheck. the Alaska j
moving picture takor.
Early last summer Mr. Hardin* k|
financed aril managed a trip to tho
inlands to the westward and then on
o the islands of Bering sea. whore
r? cured many valuable films fori
mo, ::c pictures, making an ?{:'ort to,
'akc a picture of the new islands .
'v . h \^re thrown up out of the sea
!>y volcanic eruption.
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B. L. E. ISSUES ULTIMATUM
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Westerr Triinmen's Uni.'n in Sy.n
^athy W th Ea te n Englr.ee s, A d
300.000 Will Quit Work if Demands
Are Refused.
(liy Alaska News UnreaiM
NEW YORK. Apt il LN? If the i f
fioials of the rallroais oporatiiK east
of Chicago ami north of the ivtaniao
River <!o not a<*i-e?d to t dei.ar.ds
of the Rrotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers within t ic lies l thi ty-six
hours, every one of t iit> i fiy-ivo i nl
roads in that vicinity will 1>?> ti <i up
l\v a strik ? such as ha* never luen
known before in ihe liMojv of rail
roading in 'ho I'nitod Stttes
Tlie engineers have heen given
their orders l>v the Pre -I l??ni of the
Brotherhood. and t'i<> officials of the
fifty-two railren n have Iv 11 net',
fied. Hotli side* are oli-tinate. fin !
it is not thought thai a settlement
can hearriod at fivni either si 'e.
KANSAS t'lTV. Mo.. April 21? It
was announce i at headquarters of
the Trainnifii's I'a;: ii tojay, that If
the offit ? ? of the eastern ra'lr>a-1s
refused to grant the demands of the
Hrotherhrwil <.>! I.womotivp EnrifKMvs
>r a'i ineristsi- ef par. a"d :ij&rtor
hours, thai thr? ? hun 're) thousand
employees of We^Tn Railroads
would probnblv go out on srike In
sympathy with the ea?t ^rn en *ln w*.
IS A REACTIONIST
NOT A PROGRESSIVE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAX FR A XVI SCO. Cal . \|>ril ^4?
Senator 1/iFollotio. spoke u one i>f
lavct >: iiuH'i'ii-s whUli has been
held in this city for several yea1*.
lie spare I no words roostj.ni: I'ol.
Roosevelt. and said that the Roaih
Rider was a readioiiivt in?tea.i cf
what is properly known a> a pro
gressive.
COMMANDER OF WESTERN
DIVISION TO VISIT ALASKA.
fi*n. Arthur Murray, command; r of
the western division of the r. S.
Army, wliich includes all in li:ary
posts west of the Rocky Mountains.
Alaska and Hawaii, one aide and a
party of ladies will visit Alaska Mili
tary Posts 0n }l trip of inspe tion, a>
riling at Ft Sevvar.l about the K'th
of June.
The party will ltMtkc the trip \ia
Whitehorse and 1 laws n to E?be~t.
Gibbon, St Michael and Fort l'Kivis,
meeting the Transport IV ford at
Xome for the return t;-ip.
The City of Seattle is reported in
Tread well iate this afternoon, o?d
Agent Bold says that she should ar
rive in this inv-t early tomorrow
morning.
FRtNCH MINING MAN IS
BU WOOED IN VANCOUVER
Trades $1,0C0 Perfectly G:ed Gold,
Silver And Currency for Draft
Drawn on "BanK of Mother Ea th.
"Monsieur, Ayest la bonti> d'rrhan^
or or billet ?lc mlKe piastres pour du >
petit ardent on ptipler."
It xviis thus t.ha" Mr. Arnvond Ro.is; j
ior, of Taris, Kratuo. a Idre-s d Pos
master Kindell yiestoriiay shoitly af
tor the arrival ol tho Prlnrrwi May,
and at tho satne time handed what
purported to l>o a hank draft through
the resist rv window of the post of
flee.
Mr. Kiudpll. not nndorsta.ii litis the
French Innsuaio. reqtte trd Tunv
Dorlero to translate Mr Rot;l r's
remark. \vhl"h in Kncll-h is ' Mis e~.
will you please ox han o this lU'OOj
l>lll for little pn per niT.iojr?"
1'pon exanilintlon of the draft, it
was found that it was merely a J
piece of a1vert|<ing literature a* f d
lows:
Ymieonvpr, 1! r. v
Tito Uni.k Of +
.J. MOT! IKK KVKTll -I*
Will pay t i Hie I ' Kivr, One -J
??? Thousand U.-Uars in U?l?l a' 4*
?J- the i lit! of thnv years if y"? *hj
| + invest Three Hnwli'e I, Twenij- *;*
?j? Five 1 >??ISars in a I t i:i Ka^t- ?;* ,
?'? lirook. V
?*? J l 0(h). i ii i. (Sialic 1 1 V
i Mr. Rousior was iwx?itive that thoto
I \va? 801110 mistake, an. I upon I 'ost- j
master Kindell's surest on Mr. Iwr.
I toro accompanied Mr. Rougier to
the White l'a^s offi<e where (hey J
< ;Uletl upon Aulltor Hwman Miller,
who immediately n;-on examination !
of the "hank n:U" pronounce I it;
"l>hony" nioiie.v. ami not w.>rth Hie
' i>a iht it was written on
I When this was made known to
| the unsuspecting and confiding
I Frenchman, ^reai 1-oaK if swet salt
ed out on his pltt'il brow, and he
made the remark to Mr. 1 irrto'O t1 at
it was "very warm." to wh'cft Tony
replied. "Perhaps it is to yen. hut j
not so to us."
From the explanation as to haw
Mr. Rougier tame i:i'o pi--e-M' n of
: 'he piece of ool'atera', it appear* that^
upon his arrival i:i Vancouver, anil
?iliortly before li s departure on the;
Mnv for this port, he f.inn 1 that he
had a laree roll of bills of small He- 1
:.;>n>ination as well as con-i doable '
silver and pold. and this being bulky,
lie decided to < x< hange it for 1 ills
el a larger denom'naticn. It wasi
tut difficult to find a^onimo latim, ;
j and he was taken to a hank. ad in!
,i secluded corner httnde I the draft
J Oil the I lank of Mother Karth fcrj
-cod hard coin of the reilm amount
i;,V to an even $1,000.
When seen by a representative of'
this paper. Mr. Roupier stated that
he was confident that the money j
j world lie restored ti him as ho'
. *n <\ th<> party and would pet it j
whop he lmchci] Vancouver.*
M Roneiet is intprclfd in tliei
I Otter t'reek Gold Mir, in; Syndicate,
with properties lex a led in the Atl'n j
I Miii'pr district. and in company with
a number of the oiher sto -klnl Ics '
nf t':r Syndicate is poing in to lo'-k
.?? ??? *f* 4* ^ *1* ^ ?}* *'? ?)? ?*? ?{- ?|? ??< ??? ?}?
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+ A First-Class Toilet Soap +
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+ Will sell regular 10c cakes at 5c +
* Will sell regular 5c cakes at 3 l-3c *
i *
4. +
+ This price good for limited time only *
+ +
+ P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
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Clll EDITOR IS
KILLED A! DESK
CRAZV RUSSIAN SHOOTS
SPOKANE NEWSPAPERMAN
RutSies Into Editorl.il Room And
Empties Pistol Into Chronicle City
Edith's Body. Is Floored by Two
Reporters After H.ird FijM.
?
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SPOKANK. Wa-h , April 21? Rtwh-I
In/ Into the e.litorlal room# of 'he
Spokane Chrotilral with t I ad d
pls4<>| in hl? hand, Rlrhnrd Al?* k. a
Hnsolan, hating become \i>'e t|y in
sane. turned the pmi upon ' It y Kdl
lor Rothro* k. an 1 without a word
of wnrnin/ Ite/an filing.
The third shot to k effe i In Kil
ler Kofh rock s holy. pa* inj entlre'y'
ihrouah hi> hinr*. <-a iMne instant
d'-ath
\i the time of I ho slio if'n^ there
were a number of re;>ort<?rs in the
rnom. anil while some of them .sou.h'
.ifety behind d-'lr* and i hairs, tw
of them rii?hed upon the crazy man
and after he ha I siif^'ilz-d In put
ti i? a It'illet through the a-ni of one;
of them, threw him t<> th<- fl~?r. and
held him un'll p'lll e "ffl'"e"* a-riv^l
and plneed handm ffs on' him
After he was taken In^o mstody.
\le< k i aln'ed down a d wis as iten
lle as a rh!M. expresinj the cr-a'
o*t >rn?- for his aet
ROUGH RIDER RIDES
THROUGH SOUTHERN STATE',
(!!y Alaska News Bureau.)
fJREKXSHORO, N. C. April -I ? I
Colonel Theodore R oscvcli, in a
speech which lie de'.: \ prod to a very
enthusiastic a-nIi??nro in this city las; j
ni;ht stated that fhoi;|| he he *nr-j
(??-sful in ltnd'ng the n ?iiii:iat i< n for'
candidate for the Presidrtiiy of the
I'nited State-, lie wanH certainly
make another 'rip thromh the South
ern States and was sure 'hat he
would pet many votes f?y hU trip
throuih the South.
I V": 'he mines.
Till is the prope*ty that \V. Ma
Initio has been working for the past
seve'al seasons as represen'a ive
for : ' e Syndi< ate.
T.e entire party were |>a-senzers
on '.nis morning's train for Caribou
?n '"i 'e to Atlin.
NEW EASTER MAT LANDS
SCRUB WOMAN IN JAIL
CLEVELAND, O . Ap.il 2*? Th#
makings of an Emter hat were re
sponsible for I'm pla~*ne of Jo*'d M*:
kovir. 7912 Hoffman A??iw, In tti?
workhouse yesterday for a perlxl of
sixty K>tu days And *??"h a hat |t
?-?s to have be?*n '
Misa MiiUotV wa? e-nployed ?? the
scrub wniwn extraordirary at th?
PrtsrtMa Th?-nt?r \W"e porfomHn*
Iht humble duties h #* ?? fell tip
on th" znrgoo<w hats ww>d hy f>l U?
Clayton and f>o||y Kland In 'fl?l f
turn on the *t**e Thee?? hat* vet"
adorned with plume* the Hfce of
whkh Miss M?llro*l<* never ?fl? b?>
fore
Sho looked | nslncly at the fluffy,
expensive j.Mrree Then she polled
out enoncti of th? fiber* from
biz whftr. r>'aven'!er. *f**n and
blark plum?--- to fix hrr own h?'
Th<-so ftb?rs ?'ie tied together In a
color srh<nie of hor own and riw
fully bom Uiem on a wire Thiatvk
had not be^n entirely completed
wh??n |v-teH|ve Toner '-ame al ne
If is a nifc hat sh? h*?, but
MAN TRIES TO PACK
TOO BIG A LOAD.
\ r(i*>rt was Tv'fiv-tl at th?? White
Pans Hospital late last ni?ht 'hat a
man was 1 y I n < war tho .".-in Up
in a holplfss con 1IM >n. an?l
it Malvihill immediately or<:?vei an
nin ""it- anil the man vra<i
brought to the hospital
I pon his arrival at th#> hospital a'
;* . :t?> p ni he gave his hairo as
William Mrf.innis. anil s'avl that
hf had Parted to nnah ovr to White
honu?
f>r Onbie ma i*> an ^x^njma'ion ?f
th?- man's fo^t. and found that h*
had a vwv painful, although no'
vory seriotm s(*a^wl ankW?
When q'i?\*t torwd ro-Jay as to 'he
man's condition, Dr t;?hle s'ated
'hat he was getting cm aa we'd as
rwi Id bo e*pe"ted, and that, it woiiM
I>e several days l>efore he eould re
sume his journey Into the ftrterior
It is caid that Mfflinnh had
heen drinking quite h*avy tip to the
time ho started over the trail and
this arcidert >s th?? result of * fa:l
while in an intosirated condition
J. R I* Oandin and wife arriv
ed up on the May from Vancouver,
where they have been speeding 'he
winter, and were passeniers rwi 'hi*
morning's train for Whlt?4?orse.
where Mr. Ganlin will r<^im? hW
dutlr-s as chief enettiepr of the rasv a
upon 'he opening of navigation
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