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ADMITS HORRIBLE CRIME
New York. Sept. 15 ? With the
arivst of tho Rev. Hans Schmidt, as
sistant rector of St. Josephs Rom
an Catholic Church, la this city,
this mornlug, and charged with the
murder of Miss Anna Aumuller, the
mystery surrounding the death of
the young woman has ueen cleared
she was a domestic, and worked for
vicinity of St. Josephs Churh, the
police could get no clue.
However, they continued on the
cose, and the arrest of the priest
followed. Immediately after his
arrest. Father Schmidt admitted thnl
he had committed the murdor, and
had cut the body up In an endeavor
xtated that ho was In love with the
girl, but when he found that she
was about to become a mother, de
cided to kill her and hide her body
so as to cover up his KUllt.
816 1 SOLUM! FOB
OFA0 H RUD 1CK
or August 31, ?luc? whirl) time ho
run over by a pissing train while
walking 011 the railway track. and
that his body has lalu where It wo*
The remain* were at once brough
to thin city, and prepared for burial
Yesterday thousands of the friend
>lewed the remain* of the dead man
l-ondoii. 15 ? Th?# suffr-HE"
in a <!uion?t ration yoatwrday net fir*
sutu^l An yd no urrtAU buvo Ihhhi
;tnd \la?t<T White returned to Willi*
Sl'LZKIt THINKS HK STI1X
HAS A CHAXCK TO WIX
Albany, Sept. 15 ? The impeach
Goveruor Sulzer and tils friends
com? the feeling which the proceod
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that General Raoul Madero had gnlh
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FARMERS AWARDED PRIZES
Second Anual Fair of Skagway Valley
Horticultural Society Ends In Blaze
of Glory.
! Saturday afternoon was a atrenu
ous ono with tho committee appoint
ed to Judgo the merltsi of the num
erous exhibits at Skugway's Second
Annual Horticultural and ludustrla
Fair and when President Dlekesou
asked for the attention of tho vis
itors at tho Hall a llltlo after eight
o'clock Saturday evening, ho did no
have to ask twice, for all .present
were anxious to learn who wore the
prize winners.
Mr. E. S. Wilkinson, chairman ol
the board of judges .was introduced
by Mr. Dlckeuon, and after a few re
marks In which ho ntatod that he
couslderod he had been honored by
the board of directors In being chos
cu as one of tho judges, he proceed
ed. to read the decision of the Judg*
(inwtol Variety of KinnI I'ludurU
KnisrtI in Skniovny Valley.
Sweepstakes Prize, H. O. Clark,
Cut Class Kerry dish, W. H. Close
General Display of VWtshlct.
1st Prize, Walter Wills, 1 year*
subscription to Dally Alaskan.
2nd Prlzo, White Pass Gardens, box
of cigars, Herman Grimm.
3rd Prlzo, Sunnyslde Ranch, fancy
i vest George Mowl.
Special Prize, Herman Olson, book,
Harold Hnrtwlgsen.
Special Mention, Turnip und ruta
baga, Chooutla Indiau School,
Poultry .
1st Prlzo, Rhode Island lleds, Mrs.
Drug Company.
^ Ziiiknn. book. Horticultural Socl
Honorable Mention. Plymouth Rocks
Geese.
1st Prize, Mrs. Devoroll, pair ladles
shoes, Will Cluyson, Clothier.
2nd Prize, George Dillon, box of can
dy. Horticultural Society.
Hiijpt.
Honorable Mention, O. B. Wright's
ltabblts.
1st Prize, George Dillon, Jr., box of
candy, Horticultural Society.
- Honorable .Mention. Cartwrlgh
Brothers
- I'tilatuni
1 1st Prlxo, Whlto Puss Gardens, D1
> -nil Prize, P. J. Flynn, bottle of
port, Tuchus Flaharty.
Tuck us Flaharty.
Collection of 1**1 owe I'm.
1st Prize, Mr. and Aire. P. J. Wober
hammered copper (lower basket
II. D. Klrmse, Pioneer Jeweler.
2nd l'rize, W. C. Blunchurd, silk urn
brella, H. J. Lynch. -
3rd Prlzo, Sunnyslde Ranch, box of
candy, Horticultural Society.
.Miniature Flower (ianlen. 1
i Special Prize, Mrs. O. h. DlckMOU.
Ivory Piece, J. lkuta.
Potted PlantH. >
Special Prlzo, W. C. Dlunchard, book
Horticultural Society.
Display of PiMiHieN.
Special Prize, Mrs. W. C. McKonzle,
Vase, C. W. Ask and Sous.
Hrovru Bread. '
i Honorable Mention, Miss L. A. Tur
ner, Haines.
Stnoknl Salmon.
Honorable Mention, Alaska Chllcat
Fisheries, Haines.
<Jolil Seal Coffee.
lonorable Mention, Schwabacher
Bros. & Co., Seattle.
Klitilmrh Pie.
Special Prize, Mrs. Ueorgo Dedman,
yours subscription Good House
keeping, Mrs.' It. 8. Keller.
Vmlle Work.
1st Prize, Mrs. Rlckard, bottle of
perfume, Wm. Brltt.
-ud Prize, Mrs. L. A. Harrison, 3
lbs Qold Seal Coffee, Schwabacher
Honorable Mention, Mrs. Herman Ol
Hon.
Oil PftilltlllRtt.
1st Prize, Mrs. Msry Myrlck, one
ham. Frye Bruhn Market.
2nd Prize, divided between Mrs. Geo
Dedman and Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle,
each one book, Horticultural Hoc
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Collection of PliotoKmphy.
Special Prize, J lkuta, book, Hortl
(Contlnuod on Pago 4.)
To Prospectors !
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We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how !o pack it for easy transportation
aitu ITV We con,ider quality
V?J[ A i the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with pric?s either in Skagway or elsewhere
SHIPMENTS wLuirr/f
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
r*Vl TTrV There is no duty on
I N \J U v I 1 American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
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and we shall^be pleased to give yOu all the
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100 AMERICANS FALL INTO
HANDS OF MEXICAN REBELS
Moxlco, Sept. 15 ? Reports huvo
been recolved In this city stating!
that about u hundred refugees, all
Americans, und Including many wo-j
men und children, who were fleeing
from Torreon, overland to Sultlllo.j
have fallen Into the hands of tho
rebels.
Great excitement prevail* 111 this
city among tho American colony, '
and if the report Is confirmed a
telegram will bo sont to Washing
ton requesting that immediate steps
bo taken to affect their release, as
It Is known that the rebel soldiers
aro of a very lawless disposition, es
pecially so now, as they have not
had any pay for months, and aro be
ginning to show signs of rebelling
even against their leaders.
Calumet, Sopt. 15 ? With drawn
sabers, a troop of stato cavalry
charged upon a crowd of strikers
Saturday afternoon, and In the fight
wlUch followed, many were Injured
by belug trampled upon by horses,
being unublo to get out of the path
of tho charging soldiers.
Great Indignation Is manlfeat ov
or tho - action of tho officers tu
charge of the stroopn, as at the time
of tho charge, tho men were not
doing anything of a riotous naturu,
and It Is believed that an official In
vestigation will follow tho actlins
of the offlcors In chnrgo, and order
ing tho samo.
ooij. ki.ink now
MAYOlt OF NKW YOItK
Now York. Sept. IB ? Col. AdoTph
L. Kline, preeldont of the Now
York board of aldermen, became
Mnyor of New York yesterday. He
took the onth of offleo yesterday
evening. Ills first official act was
to begin the proparatlqns for the
funeral of William J. Gaynor, whoso'
body will arrivo in the United States
within a few days.
J. Alliuan, of Juneau, Kd. K. Doty
Of Seattlo, SIR Larson of Uoeton.
and Charles Ortogren of Constanti
nople. Wash., arrived In Skagwuy on
tho Steamship Dolphin, and aro to
day outfitting for a trip into the
Chlsann country. Those gentlemen
are In no hurry In getting into tho
new gold flolds, as they believe
that they will have a bettor oppor
tunity of staking grouud immediate
ly after the new your, and say that
thoy are lu possession of private
ndvicos that led them to make the
trip. They aro stopping at t'uo l'ul
Ion Houso.
UNO WHO PAYS
THE CISTS?
Colebrook, Sopt. 15 ? Word was
received In this city thut the extra
dition papers from the state of New
York had arrived at Concord. Thru
his counsel. Thaw asked that his
case bo continued until noxt Thurs
day and the Judge granted the post
pouotnuut.
It Is believed that a writ of hab
eas corpus will bo served today, and
tho authorities of this state asked to
deliver Thaw ovor to tho York state
officials.
KKTCH1KAX TEltM <KT 1:1
Ketchikan, Sept. 15 ? A term of
the district court will convene lu
Ketchikan on October 13th and from
all Indications Judge Fred M. ilrown
of Valdez will be called upon by the
attorney general to preside.
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