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(B- A!a?ka N?ws BurMuiO
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 35? Tb,
iu^r.tou^ttuun of ih? charg** pr?lwr**l i
ta tv^anl to Uit> summary Astmva>l
Uoyutr auJ Sutikorl&ud vt Ubout a
httuuug had cuuimeuoHl. H b ex
UuU lh<? U<xu"iug will iiisokh?>
-.-r<*u ftu-twtiai <?jliug hi Alaska.
The i>ruc?*xKQ|gt today were highly j
viitoual with lH.4eg?t? Wtckeraha^
<to pruKipui speaker wUo uuule obarg
>-> .ijfliitk* ex-Governor lloiucatt. Gov. |
OUirk and NaUoutU Commtttwiau:
Sbackk-ford whom ha sought to prove j
wore cunnected with the Guggenheina
Before the hearing dosed a man
by the rnune of Douglas, employed
as auditor (or the Guggeuheims testi
?ud that seventy thousand dollars
was expended by the Guggenheims
prior to and during the Hasey trial
fur the eutertaimuent of jurors and
otherwise as & corrupt fund.
A6 the close of the hearing for the
day Senator Nelson admonished all
to dt\ ulge nothing that had beeu said
of an executive nature.
WICKERSHAM
IS FAVORITE
(SpecM u> th? Dali, Alaskan)
SITKA. May 24? hYuuk Ou?.-rthi.
!'.-i ,? ralW' commit te??uan fur S*tka
d a othor iKvuooruls twc, bave re
?nved fruui C. M. Summer*
. : viUvr IV-mocrata at Juneau urging
the holding o f primarku hotv aod the
i-lcvtion of delegate** to the oouwu
i to bo hold in Juneau tomorrow,
-mnmer* aW solicited hie [xvxh*
frnu the Sitka deiogatea
Till 1 ^ LUOlTUli of Sitka SUV solid
r On r?. L-Wuuu of Wickewham *ud
ift. fo will be no primaries, uor \?U1
> SHka LV'msx*tUt? taJiv any port in
OELJWEY TO BE JOHNSON S SECONO
(By Alaska N?wm Bureau.)
- v.\ FRANCISCO. May 25 ? K was
<\i today thai Billy Detaoay,
w u-rau sovouil auJ trainer, will
JoiuiAuu'a chief second iu hta
- tight with JeffriOB
TAFT WATCHED ECLIPSE
(By Alaska N ?w? Bureau)
WASHINGTON D C. May 24
ftwaidoDi Taft and a party of friends
uewed the ec&pae of the moon lawC
- it froiu the naval observatory.
3N TOUR OF INSPECTION Of
ALASKAN ANO B. C. CELEBRATIONS
C A. Carman and Harold G. I Ml
lbou, two of the luoiit popular ambas
>adoK* of commerce tra voting into the
t'ukou arrived on the Hum bold t last
ni: it and will Wave for Carvixww to
il .arrow .
Tht tit- ^-ntlemet* always make it a
? :.t to be in Wbitehorse on Victoria
lav jjmI Ska*; way on the Fourth of
? uly and thereby help their frit-uds
GOV. CLARK NOW
NHS FULL SAV
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 25? It
umu given out at the Whkehouse to
day that hereafter tu the appuintiueu<i
;uvd removal of federal officials tuA 1
u.^ivu tiie admur.stratiou would folk**
:u?b of Gov. Clark
The fx-ttsum assigned for this is
that the governor is responsible for
the recommendations of Gov. Chirk
therefore be tu accord with the differ
oat officers.
* H. HOLMES
IDE GOOD
The announcement iu yesterday's
Alaskan that deputy marshal \V. H.
Holmes had resigned came as a sur
pr.oe to his many friends here. While
acting in this town and Haines as
deputy marshal. Mr. Holmes has prov
en himself a good and efficient offi
cer and had the tvHifklenee of the
people. His work in stopping the
4ale of liquor to the Indians is ap
parent u? all and he will leave many
vk^arm friends who will wish him suc
cess in his new undertaking.
By an oversight there was a line
left out iu the article yesterday mak
ing it appear that he had resigned
to himself. It should have read that
he sent has resignation to lT. S. Mar
shal Faulkner which was to be ac
cepted at the Marshal's pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowan, who
have been living in Haines for sever
al months arrived on the Jefferson
on their way to Seattle.
The Woman's Guild of S. Saviour's
church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. J. F. Van de Wall, Thursday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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(By Alaska N*ws Bureau.)
CARBANEA, Spaiu. May 24? While
s*?rv Ut? w*?v la prugrves in th-e caith
?*tral today and the church WW wi
iwople, a bomb was exploded and si
teen were killed, moat of them w
men and. children.
DRY DOCK SIS IN MANILA DA'
(By Alaska Nawi Bureau)
MANILA. May 2?? The floating
dry dtx-fc. "Dewey" suak this mcuruiHB
in seventy feet of water.
Th?. sinking wt?a caused by the s<
cocks beiujj carelessly left ope
Most of the costly machinery will 1
ruined and the lews will be cousid*
able.
BARGES SWAMP;
BOYS SWIM
(By Alaska N?w? Bur?auO
StiATLK May 25 ? The iuter colleg
iate regatta, was a disappointment U>
the many thousaixis who liued the
shoiv of the lake to witness it. At a
iiuarter of a mile from the starting
point the Stanford boat swamped with
the Washington crew three boat
lengths* ahead ami at almost the s?ib
time the Washington* boat broke iu
two and swamped also. It w prob
able that the race will be run over at
soaue time iiu the uesir future.
(By Alaska Nawa Buroau.>
LONDON. May 25 ? Word has just
been received here that Lieut. Alex
ander, a noted traveler and explorer
was murdered by the natives In the
French Congo on the west coast of
Africa.
ROOSEVELT
VISITS (JOEEI
(1 \ Al sk N.vw 8ur?auJ
LONDON. May 25 ? Theodore Hoc
vflt Unlay visited the bereaved Que
Alexandra and assured her that I
sympathies of the American peop
ad a natsiou aiui as individuals we
with her in her bereavement.
PtNEO III PUT ON WHITEHORSE TEi
H. C. Cautelow , of San FVauois*
genuvul freight ageiu of the P. C.
S. Co.. ai*l K. D. IVuieo, of Se>aU
assistant geu oral freight ageut of t
same company arrived 011 the J eft
sou today and will stay a few da
looking after the inter eaU of th<
company.
They will go over to Whitehorse
time to help celebrate on, the the 2:
and 'u all probability Mr. Plnneo v
play on the Whitehorsa baseball t?
as he has been a member of that
gamaatiotf since its inception.
Deputy U. S. Marshal \V. D. McN
lan of Douglas arrived on the Jeff
son from Eiidicott river where hd 1
been on official business and will le.
tonight for Douglas.
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