Thr IWilj vu?ian i ?bh-. "r ~ a Uw challeu^ -? was noi accepted
New York. Sept '-v; Tbe X-? York ?i$ilwioaclail<? in Ute ikli of Lip
Yaeh: O.ub las . hi t .irued Jew a it-. t-?. \? \ oh provided a siipul >:ed sUe of |
cba'.ecie 7*c^:r*vJ Viocda* fro? >r nc:a? ctafl. The matter aaay I euuVi
Tfcosias L'o oa for a cuw r*c*. The ??J ac*i a raw *el obtained.
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Sc ore 5 open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
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Thing W e Distinctly Aim at
in This Business
| Is that ev ery nun who
knows lis or reads our
ads. will kupw that
this is tht* . store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for good stuff
than as a: place where
you get low prk-es.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We 5ell
Hart Schalfner &
Man and David
Adler S Sons
Clothing and we want
yon to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities thau
that they are the best
made.
Copjr'ght :9o> by
Hart Schiff-ic W Marx
Ciayson $ go.
Cbe One Price Clothier?- fourth and Broadway
Tli?> l>:?ily .Maskan Cable.
Yaldez, Sept. 26 ? Just about dusk last night a party
of workiugmen who had been employed on the grade of
the Alaska Home Railroad were fired ii{?on from ambush
by a number of men waiting for them to pass. The parties
doing the shooting are supposed to be Guggenheim- men
who were eugaged in a row over the right of way dispute
which took place Tuesday. More than fifty shots were
fired and when the smoke of the battle had cleared away
it was found that three of the Home Railroad crowd had
been killed outright and fouq so badly wounded that they
will die. Several others were struck by bullets. The
fight took place at the entrance to a narrow Canyon close to
Keystone, about twelve miles from Vorkinau's. A large
{?>sse of railroaders friendly to the men killed left for the
scene at once and if the assassius are overtaken they will
be lynched. Twenty I'nited States Deputy Marshals lefta
short time after the posse and will endeavor to overtake
them before trouble is started afresh.
CUBANS PREPARING FOR
OIL INSURRECTION
The Daily AUskaUl
Havana. Sept. 2f ? A Cuban outbreak
Is threatened he:e within the next few
days. Mat-anzas piovince tnd Vnelta
Abajo Cubans are arminc themselves,
and the United States troops statioceii
here have 'oeen ordered to be In rotdi
cess. New York p?.per? publish ? story '
to the effect that tbe money necessary j
to carry on the iusurrecuon is being
furnished by wealthy New Yorkers,
who desire to have the I'nited Slates
lake over the entire government*! co ??
troi of the is'ai.d.
VANCOUVER PORT CLOSED 10 ALL THE
MIKADO SUBJECTS UNLESS THEY
HAVE EMPEROR'S PASSPORTS
Till* l>aily Alaskan Cable.
Vancouver, Sept. 2ti- The govern
ment his decided th.it the IuvatioD 01
Japanese from Ilonolu u to Vauco vet
shall l>n stopped at once, and hereafter
no Jap will be permitted to land at this
port unless ho can show a sj>eoi?l pass
por> from the Mikado.
ID TESTIFY
The l>aily Alaskan Cable.
T aCorn*, Sept. 2ft? Former Se.ialor
Foster of this ci y has beeo called to
Uoise. where hfl will be used aa ? wlt
ne-s in the case of the [rovernmeLt
against Senator Borah to show that per
jury w?s used i>y Borah and tboje coc
neoted with biin in securing title to the
|sr<l (hey have been indicted for obtaic- i
ing.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunliraite<.' 1
accomodation*. Steam hf'M and every- j
miner m?dern.
Our
Rose Brand
Butter
Has Stood The Test? It is the best j
that money can buy
rain 1 TO BE
RAILROAD TERMINAL
Thr Daily ALt-kan
Seattle, Sept. 2H- ? It ha* been prie'.l
cally decided that KsUlU will not V
ihe terra; juj of ti-e C'ouper Riv?r r? i
roi'l. It i* gfrcn out th t&? reMci 1
for ihi? t? tb?t in orrtrr U make ;
:h? terrain a* -.1 ?;!! be to
cnc<irKt ft t>rMk*ai*r o* ?cfe u ?*
p?w? character as to crake it imprac
tical,*. To* ttnen. jptniaa pre*atS
iee berr i< thai Cord:*a. or powlWy
V'mkJ*7. ?:Ji <je madr ? terx.hjai ^>io*
for th? aew r-i.Ir j?d.
f'iUsborg. Sept. 2S -A mob intent no
lynching a mn-uoion raH)w?rfc?r. who
nhot serera; union men th* rooroioi*.
got the rupe ?n>. : d ihe ne--* f * plain
clothe* detectivr an J had him true? lo
? telegraph po*t before tho rai?ak
was dijcoTered. It was bul an ice<d-n'
of a battle between uo'oa and o?c -
Moioa forces.
John Anderson. a non-union iron
worker, wi'h ? fang of friend* cot into
a tight with a party of anion ?:?*?
worker*, headed by John Vanning.
There waa - me shooting acd Manning
was fatally wounded. He !? at * ho?pi
til ar.ii Ah!tv>: i* in jai>.
J. T
triwl to irr'-i Aafrnnm xrA ""vuxi
ir. i pU-n! d *' ?: 'oe? nag* ?tth htm.
-K> stoia wtr* flr*d. the BM
ci.r.elwd. Hiillj Dttf Ae
?!?r*o3 Into - -hrr. *-ioc ?i'.h hi* piatol
?cii cot bis to the pxa'rii box, follow*
bj 25m i*opi?.
Some one toi * -.t rwf mr>e aod Mt
Cniioagb ?m !:i?sw' bf roi*t?fc? Ha
??-. N?ib? ?!r*?n Tip wi th? inn of *
t*>ffraph o?Ir vhrn friend* auifiil
to eat the rope. The J^ectire wm
bad); hurt.
F
PLANS TO CARRY
OFF 1AM KITIIESS
RAILROADS ME
MISCARRY AND FAIL
Sao Francisco. Sept. 26 -It ha? ju*'
developed here that ?c attempt ???
to h?ve heeu made to kidnip Super
visor Lonererin by frieods of ex
A>torney 0<?ner*l Fori in onler 'h??
he might not testify to receiving a
bribe from Forth The plot ?u dU
cotersU by Oetectivr Burr?* ioO prc
cautioos wtre then taken to prefect It
ENGLISH TEA *WKH WILL F4CE 46*1*51
MEMOIRS WO LEWES THE* TO
MATE TERMS OF RACE
Lor.ii.xi, S?pr ? II is announced
here ihM Sir ThO"i?? Upton. opoo
being inform?<j of '-he aetioc of th?
New York Y?eht Ciab in refmingr tu
en:? rt*:a hi* challenge. under U>e rw
jlrictioei h? pi AC-* 1 opott It, bu cabled
tiie club th?t be will *o iow :b? r?i-w
with a Blo?tT foot iieM *?! u>
?11 the conditions which the New York
Clab ixt fit to fortrn the r?ee '*?.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
SEE OUR FALL LINE
OF
CARPETS
j DOWN COMFORTS
I AND WHITE
I WOOLEN BLANKETS
Willi W !?? IHII?M?? I ? ?? ?