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TO HELP CHINESE.
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WOULD RECOGNIZE
NEW CHINK REPUBLIC
- -- ?
, Ccw?iww?a* Balm Introdueea Re?N
lut'cn of Confidence Ir* Nfw Re
i%1?T indication* cf RacojMtlcn
by Ur,ted Slates.
(By Vtssha N?w* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. IV C. Feto> 2T
C?utrw*sm*n Sulser br?d*y Introduce)
a nwoJvtkai 1* tiw? Howo **pr**!dne
i Ihe confedew* of Uw laltod Stat**
tha, the ReMifcUc of China wo?M be
? staccecwAnl.
) The passage of this TtMMfca hy
I'onRrrae will be taken by those ir.
i>)om* ? l ire)** as ? fore-ruivru^- of
1^ of the new
sv the rntted StaU**
MISS WILSON ENJOYS
BEING A HEROINE
tRy Alaska Naaa Bursa*.)
KM. PA50. "TV* . FVh 5T? MissNel
?v -.ivm. the row ns Ansertraa woman
who *-as known to be t+9*Ut>* friend*
I? the revolt irracked district Bfj
Chihuahua. and whom rumor decjarc.:
?a bav e beta carried off by the Re*
??!*, toJkwrtac their doooetit upon the
-ancbo at which she was staying. ar
rived lti this city today and an* flv-j
et? a rousing welcome by the pop
ulace ben*.
Vts* W U?*m was verr much aur
iw*ed to fn4 herself the heroine of
i ".*?kw Revolution" She stated
? bat * was trap that a band of Re*
* bad forawJ ia tbe ^jstrnt ;n
*bich she ji*k Ttettlnp and ha 1 de
*aad?d that the twojwtetw of the
?raa< hu prtwMe them with certain pro
**sl?ns. bat Af declares "Tbev were
very ?W and did not threaten to
UNDERWOOD ANNOUNCES
WILLINGNESS TO RUN.
tftr Alaska N*as Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. IT? Is
?* ofTk-taHj- announced today bj \
riettJs and boomer# oC Oscar W. l*n
erwood that he would enter the
race for the IVwacratic nomination
?ar the rre#*leecy.
An a proapertine candidate tUder !
wood who Is eaaceded to I* the
r*e?ocrat ic leadw Ja the H??v. ha?
' NKW Wr favorably looked upon II
is exi ted by thoae who are boom- -
i e him that be wiH j?ay * ?ron#r
r*e trom the southern states, hsibtic
m be doss froro the state of Ala- j
HMh i
Special Offerings
TT T\ . /"H ?rr In *11 tho N*>>? KvO'
New Dress Chiffons
T T tn *7* ? ? In S purer iv-d A
New Dress inmmiiigs;, ;
"First Shipment of Spring Goods"
Will Arrive This Week
LADIES HOME
H. J. LYNCH
Th# up-Te-Oat* i ?M L Fwm*K?\
JOURNAL
SPRING STYLE
BOOK
20c with a 15c
Pattern
ALASKAN MEETS
FOUL PLAY
" 1 ?
JlDITAROD MINER fOUND
MURDERED IN SEATTLE
Corsner Finds Two Bullet Moles in
Body cf Oscar Olacn. Thought to
H#v* Been Run Over by Train.
Valuables Gone.
I By A laska New* Bureau.)
SBAYTUC. Wash . Feb 27? The po
lice force of thin cKy fes puzilod over
the myatery surrounding the death of
an Alaskan miner, Oscar Olson, re
cently from the IditaroU. mho was
found this morning. lying hi a enwh
od condition on the railroad track In
the lower portion of the city.
Vpon close examination of the body
by the coroner H was dVvovered
! J-hat there were two bullet holes In
the body rnriieaUnc that the> man had
;net *?th foul play and that the body
I uul t>e**n phiced in the path of a
I -.roving freight train for the purpose
j if direrrhst suspicion.
A card In the po>~ket of the dear!
; nan identified him t"> be Oscar Olson j
f Iditarod No re'atlvos are known ,
I A the preaem time
i EXPELLED FOR CONNECTION
WITH LORIMER SCANDAL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO, HI., F>\ 2T? As a re
sult of hlV connection with th? e>-~
lioB of Senator liorlroer of this state,
which proceedings and rumors to the
effect that a hundred htoueard dol
lar slush fund was used to bring
ahoot this election, have been under j
Congressional investigation for *ime
Ume. Edward Mines, the wealthy lum
><>rtuan of this city, has been expel
^d from the Cnion League Club, an t
exclusive organisation to thta city.
TV action was brought atalns
Hines by members on the chaste that
he endeavored to solicit $100.0<H> from
members of the Club for the purpose
f reimbursing donors of that amount.
whk*h was nsed for the purpose of
vexing l?orlmer to the Senate.
COLUMBIA INVITES KNOX TOCALL
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D C.. Feb. 2? ? It
a hoped that the alt^rcai km wKh the !
South American Republic Columbia is
tt an end and that peace a??d pros
i pwlty will fol'ow the visit of the
~V<retsry of State to the southern
I ?'Ocntriea.
ft Is said here that the Government
tt Colis mhia hare with irawn thrir pr 4
I 'est to the tour of Secretary Knox
; tnd haw cone so far as to Invtt*
: <?im to visit theJr country. It la not
? known whether Knox will a< all him
I self of the opportunity 'hus offered
I of paying an offMal visit to Boto'a
; ">r not
The Georgia arrived In part last
night at nine o'clock and sailed this
, -norning at Sam
SECRETARY OF STATE
VISlTSl PANAMA CANAL
Knox on Southern Pe?w* Errand Via
It* Big Wat trv.sy Project of Unit
ed State*. A-r.ired at Enjlmaeinfl
Feats Performed. Pleased With
greaa.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PANAMA. F>h 27 - ?xHeci oiary of
I Stat# PMoander 0. Knfo of the Unit
<*l States, arrived to Col in yarferday '
*m1 rniMf-l the Isthmus this mom- J
in* arriving in th'? city where hej
*?*11 make an a-tdress to the papula c |
tilts otenln*.
Knox tei musing I he lathinc* fo|
, "owed the route of the Canal moat of
she way and wf.s much impre*?e '
a 1th the gigantic w?wk coins on
' three, and the wonderftil progress
'hat haa takon p'ace in the last few
year*. He e*fire*s<>d hlm?ef as
a mated at the wonderful fcat? of on
-Heertng which were hetng acernn
nUshed by the V. 8. ontfneers there j
HIGH COST OF LIVING
RESPONSIBLE FOR STRIKES.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
BOSTON. Fob. 27? The tuadamen
ULl cause of the textile striae at La
wrence is the bitfh cost of Hvinrf, in
the opinion of Governor Eu.^ent N.
Foss. In & letter to Representative
Oscar W. t'nderwood, Democratic
lea<t?-r of the House Of Representa
tive* at Washington, made public to
night, Governor Foss urge? the ton
mediate removal of the duties from
food stuff* and other necewartef r?f
life. The letter tar* io part:
"I am, as Governor of this com
mon wealth, endeavoring to adjust ?
most disastrous strike anrrmg the tex
t!le operatives of tMi wool aiannfac
tnrlng section, which atready in
volves 30.000 operatives. Back of
whatever local oauses there may be
for this strike. Uie fnndameaial cause
;s the hieh cost of livin* from whWi
the working peop'e of all sections of
the coontry now suffer, due in lar/c
??art to the present excessive tariff.
"The present strike ta Massachu
setts will be settled within the state,
hut the hhth cost of living can only
be remedied by the prompt acU >n of
Oonnresa. and tintl' Conuro* ?-ts the
working people in this state and
throughout the country can hope for
no permanent relief.
"I believe that only by an imme
diate removal of duties from fiod
stuffs and other necessaries of Wfe
<-a>i Congreas reJuce the con of Nv
ln? and avert the rank! spread of
theso industrial disturbance*."
WOLGAST WILL ENTER
RING ONCE MORE.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
LOS ANV.KI.KS, Cal.. Feb 27? It
became known here to '.ay that Add
WoUtai and Joe Rivera ha?> st ,n=d
to flcht on the F?nrth of July.
The pWt~e or route to be traveled
have not been derived aa yet
The Prince** May left KetcWkan
this morning at nine o'clock a*Hl Is
<!tie to arrive in this Hty at noon
tomorrow. She carries !*? tana of
freight and twentv-four passengers
(. + J. 4. + A .* J. A A A A J. 4. J. 4. J. A A .J. 4. J. .J. 4 4.
J SKAGWAY HENS WORK- t
+ +|
? ING OVERTIME ?
+ *
+ +
+ +
4. f +
+ 77i? result is that we will sell +!
* +
+ Skagway Eggs until further
+ +
+ notice at
j 50 CENTS PER DOZEN j
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
> ++*++++++++4+++++++++*++
MANY GOVERNORS FALL
FOR "STRENUOUS ONS."
Five prominent Exe:w'iv?fc ??e Vic
tory For Rooaev?l?. Pflllowmg Lat
ter* OatUlcn to Accept N->mira
?tton if Tendered Htm.
(By Alaska New* Huroau.)
CONCORD, N. 11., Feb. 27? Com
rwntuig on liio <hx laration o i ??><?*??? !
veit to the effe?t that hp would be
willing to nc^ept t!io republican ncm- !
inailoti w?re It tendered him. flow i
nor Robt Kms expressed hismelf as!
very well pNipl with the condition [
c4 polities and the safety of the j
party. He said that thr- cuotni* whirh |
have obscured tho political hor'mn
have lx-en roiled away and the alto-:
tUoa la clear.
JKFFKRAON CITY. Feb. JT? later- j
viewed on the Roo*ev??lt d?-tara;lon ?
yesterday Governor Herbert 8. Had )
ley declared that 1? his estimation
the nomination of Roosevelt i rts a j
certainty
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 27? Roose
velt has the right idea" said Oov
trn or Chester H. Aldrioh, apeaWog
nn the Roosevelt decision, published
yesterday. "He has taken the prop
?r position and it la certain that the
nomination will be tendered him by
- ox popoH."
LANSING. Mkh.. Feb. 27? MH-h '
?iran wiU go Roosevelt three to
^le." declared Governor Chase 8. Os
tatne this mornln? in discussing
the derision of Roosevelt to accept
the nomination.
NEW YORK. FeV 27 -Governor G
Hiram W. Johnson of ralifornfa.
speaking of the Roosevelt decision. '
stated that the latter would carry
?H of the Western States. He said: j
'I am glad to see Roo?erelt accede
to the popular demand, and It la cer-j
tain that he will carry the entire;
\V?sL"
It Is ratnored that the men are
studying the mysteries et the cal
Inary art. and are taking '-oakery
*>ooks to the office on the s!y with j
-he Idea of making I,e?p Year cakes
Tablets for dyspetlr Indigestion ft>r ?
vale at the Rrm Pharmacy.)
EL PASO MAYOR
ASKS P OR PROTECTION
Stray 8ulle'? In Air at El P.T- Add
Ti<*3? of E*clte?*??rtt to Atoie r
phere. Kelly A*ha Per OtWpMW
of Juarez by A?erte?fl Troop*.
(By Aliwtka New* (tur?*u)
Washington, i>. c., Fd>. n?
Word ha? been received her* from
Mayor Kelly of Bl P?*o askin* (hat
American troop* be allowed to oc
cupy Ute city at Juarei for th?j pwr
\*m* of preveo'.ina promlecuooa #n
paerment* In that city between the
M ex loan Federala there and the Reb
els who threaten to attack U?e city
st aivy mtnirte He state* that during
theae eniPMceinenU. way bullet* are
much hi ertdwnce and the resident* of
'he Hty of Bl Paso are In eminent
danger from thJa source.
It la not known what action die
War Department will take on the raa?
t?r. They will l*? guided by the In
ternational treaty existing between
'he two countries aod the nilea of
warfare which prohibit the oocwpo
lion of forotxn ground by a neutral
nation nnleo* auch ocrnpaMoo l? Dec
wwary for the protection of her own
ritl*?D*
KILBANE REFUSES TO
SCRAP ATTELL AGAIN.
(By .Aiaaka News Bureau.)
L03 AN-'JF.IJW. Cat., Feb. 27 ? Pol
lowing the decisive liofcin? which
Johnnie Kllbane admlnatared to Abe
AlVH last Thursday in their tventy
round fight Ktibane today ftatrd
'hat he would never fight .ittell
again.
The battle Thursday wan thefrorth
?n which the*e two scrapper* have
met.
NEW TORK, Feb. 27? Mike Olb
ty?ns ee-ily defeated Willie I^aia in
'heir ten round mill here, knocking
him ont In the second ronnd.
YUAN SHAI KAI WILL
TAKE LEADERUMIP.
(By A tonka News Bnreao.)
NANKING, China, Feb. 27? land
er* of the Now Republic have receiv
ed the assnrancea of Pr?* - Elect Tnan
Phal KaJ that he will aceept the pos
Itlon that has fceen given him it th?
hend of the pew Chinee R^mblic
tnd that he will come to thk* city
when summoned by the N?'lon?J Aa
rvhly
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