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Akwikan Rurean at Washington th
oomtoijr winter He staled that th<
North should he more liber*! with j
th.? *>.: and shouM oome to the a?
sistarioe ol those who have the mat
W?r in hand
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DaJJy Ataskaa ? caly Si a south.
arthlr Mclennan dies
SUDDENLY at CALGARY
0 J. Yc Lent* n. custodian of Uie
G<v* err.men; buiWinps at \Vhit<?
K.-rsf arr-.vnd in Skacwav on Sat
xirdays trair_aad will be & passenpo- [
'south on the Princes*! May enroute
l? Oalpary *hwe he is caD?d by a
* .re ar.nouncsnp the death of his
son Arihcr
The cevs of his s?or. s death came
v enr unexjwtedly although Mr
McImmb knew of Arthur'? illness
Vjt he did not know that the iiness ]
?af at ail serious
\rthur McLenaaa was *>*11 knowr
:n ;tka*rway and Whifehoree. having '
* ved r! both ?t;?s ft?r a number of I
years Hw a few years apo he was
::.arr'?rt to Miss Naom: DeWttt. one;
* >: Sk^u:*-a.> s > fces
\fter Jeavinp hte North Mr. McLen
nan smarted ra.lroadinp and but a few
days before his death he had receded
a promotion whnh pave him charce
o< a train as rondoctor. and bad mac*
;one trip as sach
The deceased was Jj* years of a?re
ajv: J eaves a wife and one ch:W. two
and a half years of ape
Mr. McLennan was a mmeber of
the Masons and carried some life in
syranec at the time of his death.
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SUITS AND
POLO CO A TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Up-TcsOrt* *nd Fumt?hr.
I By Alaska News Bureau, i
l.OS WGBLKS Oct. 24 ? After de
ht>??rat.ins since Friday, tho court nil
<\1 in the McNamar* dynamiting
case that a Juror was not disqualified
by his being entertained in the Times,
building which ha?i been destroyed by
dynamite By this decision the prose
cution si-ores a strong point
FRENCH SPI
IS SENTENCED
LKMPS1C, Germany. Oct 14? Mad
emofeelle Renee Thlrion. a French
teach or, who was arrestd, charged
with having obtained from a (StTnian
army officer. the secret mobili nation
plans of the German army, was yes
terday convicted of spy inc.
She was sentenced to six moirflf
imprij?onoient.
FAMOUS SLEUTH
IS DEAD
LONDON Oct. 4 ? .lose-ph Bell, the
envnenl Scottish stir peon, who was
the original of the character of Shor
lock Holme?, died today at his home.
Maurice Wood. MiKon Bridge. Mid
lothian He was born in Edinburgh
in IS."?, and was an instructor of A
Ponan Doyle at Edinburgh VnivfWty.
His hobby was the study of rayster
ions onmes.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany has put the steamschooner Our
aco on the Seattle Skagway run in
plao.^ of the SS. Ramona. which was |
wrecked Sept 10 on the Spanh?h Is
lands.
Te SS. Ouraoo is of the steam
schooner type, and is 241 fectt long
with a breadth of beam of 3S feet
and a depth of 16 feet.
For some time past the Cura*x> has |
*een making the run from San Fran
cisco to Mexican ports Her flrw. ar
rival at this port will be November |
lfith.
The City of Seattle is due to arrive]
in this port Nov. 2.
MURDER TRIAL
JURY DISMISSED
(By Alaska News Bureau )
KANSAS CITY. Mo Oct 24? The
second trial of the State vs Dr. Hyda
for the munht of Col. Swope, was
called for trial In the district ye??ter
d?r.
Immediately following 'he opcn'ng
of the case. counsel for the defense
started an argument on the grounds
that the Jury- had been Improperly
drawn The argument last?) until
the adjournment of the court last
night. and was again reuume<l at ten
this morning .tout before the noon
-cress. the Jtnlge Jmstained the conn
sN for the defense ?m<l dlsmWwed -the
jtirv on the ground that It had been
m properly drawn, and stated for h4s
reason, that in his opinion the sheriff
wa?; prejudiced. Another Jury has
been ordered drawn,
GLIDER FALLS
HARD TO EARTH
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
DEVIL HIM... N. C. Oct 24? While
giving an exhibition with his eliding
machine in thlp cltr thia morning.
Orvvlle Wright narrowly escaped be
ing killed when hi* machine daahe^
to earth, and was totally wrecked.
POLICE STOP
MOB VIOLENCE
(By Alaska N?wa Buraau.)
COPENHAGEN Oct. 24? From arti
cles which have been prlnW?d in the
l>apcrs of this cKy debouncing I>r
Oook as an impo^or. the people have
been worked up to such a pitch of
excitement that it was necessary for
the police to offer him protection
from mob violence.
LAST REWARD
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. 0<<t. 23 ? Batiker Walsh
who was lately parol cxJ from the Fed
, ral prison at Leavenworth, where he
was sentenced to five years at hard
labor for wrecking a bank in Chicago,
died at his home in this city this
morning of heart failure.
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in quart jar* ? put up with utmost care as to cleanli
ness and quality. Just the thing for those Dutch
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BUDDING GARDENS ABOVE THE
SURFACE: ELDORADO BENEATH
In (hp (Vtobfr "lh ?HU<m of th<"
B C Saturday Stir**t a rolwmn art
icde Is pflntcd from thp pen of IW
Charles (5 Pprcival. editor of Health
Majtarlne The article is on 'A*ri
onlture in Alaska" In the article.
I*r pprcival totHhes on the varlws
aertrtiRural rpniirn tH thp Northland,
and *lvp* part.i< uhw praiup to the Son
nys<dp Hunch at Ska** ay. owned by
II I). Clark
"Alaska is a bedding garden above
the wirfacp as wpII as a mineral El
tV.rado beneath It People have kick
ed at the folly of Sectary Seward
in arqiiir'nit thl* supposedly Iry <jo
main, hut today we arp praisinjt the
man who b ;tbt iw all this corneal
pd w?-altli."
In *p* .ik ii* r' tho f'Urk rarw h !*
Pf-rciral Mjr?. ?
"On th?> h?nk* of th?> Sk??wAy rlv#r
a mllp the rfy and nppnwli<*
th?- railroad ~.l.r.p?, l? a mod?l fArm.
Per ha pa 'tfei i f lu Ml in A |n?k ?
Thl* fiv? yt-ar* i<o n.?* rovpr?*> wi'h
?tnmi>* And d? n?.? 'in 'prhrimh Today
pof*?o??i>. mrn And oth??T hardy farm
pmdw* m*y !>?? fn?ind crowln* ?h?>r?
Throp vp?t< Ago th?> owikt *?>riir??d a
*trv?m slump piillor from l.h?>
And now ha* a modH fArm Th*> rad
l?h<w. W>tUicf> onions And p????* rA'??*1
h<To Ar?? supoHor to 'fxwo ahlppod in
from tho north w??*t market*
hi* fArm produo. lh?? o*nT. a Mr
Ckwk. rondiK^* a thoroughly modern
dairy, having ??iKht*?>Ti J?r*?y?
EVIDENCE Id BE HEARD THURSDAY
BOSTON. Oct 24? On Thursday
t.*' *?vw1?>n<~p in tho ?*??? <4 I* <"?*
rnnoe Rk-h?*nn. tho Baptist mtni-sf.r
who i? ncriiiwd of killinjf hi* flan"*
so that h? mi*ht wrl *n h*lr??sB. wiH
b? h?*r<i by <1* Suffolk Oram! Jury
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SEATTLE. Oct. 24. ? An eiarr.ination
of the hull of the steamship KdHh,
of the Alaska Steamship Company,
now on the Heffernan dry dock, dif
clams '.he fact that the vessel has
a dozen of her platep tinkled and
probably they will hav< to be replaced
The steamship wa* hadJy daw
a^ted at the bo* when sh" plowed her
way into the shore of 1-evH Islaiil
The vessel had a car?rn of 60.000 ;
eases of canned .salmon w hich undoubt
edly made her mishap more serious
when she grounded
Officials of the Alaska Steamship
Company said yesterday that th?>
repairs would be made by the Hef
frrnan Company, and the work would
require about three weeks' time
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SOLDIER NOI
YET FOUND
Th* P?>t??n?on mado th* round trip
from th?? Pout today. and from fap
Uiin Sprajrn*. It i? k>*rn?l that as yer
no trae?? ha* been found of th* soldier
William F l-on*. of Tompanv "<i".
l<Wh Infantry, who has b*?>n W on
<'hirha?rnff island for th?- pas' w^k
V*ry little hnp.^s are entortnined
thai he will ever be fonod as h e was
laot seen on "Di^adar mornine by his
companion*
l?a*t Saturday th* Peterson return
<'d to th? lalaml with two rorporals
and fight privates. who have made
an exhaustive search of the district,
but as yet no trace has k^n found
of the missing soWi^-r
Ix>ne ?-a? a younc man. about 2rt
rrw* of ac^. an has been a<-thi* bu
eVrr for ?*no time past
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