THE DAILY ALASKAN
OITV OFFICIAL* PHPER
No. 3 VOL. IX.
3KAGWAV, ALASKA, 8ATDRDAY FEBRUARY 3. 19(6 7~ i_ PB1CE 10 CENTS
DANISH SOCIALIST WOULD
KILL MIMISIEB
Murderous Assault Upon Cabinet Officer
Takes Place at Copenhagen? Bravery of
Official Frustrates Design on Lite
(Special Dispatch to the Dally Alaskan.)
Copenhagen, Feb. 3 ? An attempt to
ahoot Minister of Justic? M. Albertl to
day was frustrated by the brayery of i
the minister. He grabbed the assassin
and wrested the revolver from - his
hanls. His assailant, when arrested,
was found to be a prominent member
of the socialist party
ROB BANK
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A ?
Chicigo HoM-Up Men Work
.} in Broad Day
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,]
Chicago, Feb. 3? Two armed robbers
entered the Empire Loan Bank Thurs
day eveaiog aod compelled the two
clerks "to kneel behind the counter
while they looted the place of cash to
the amount of $300 acd filled va ises
with watches and jewelry. They es
caped. ,
COME OUT
Daw90Q People Arrive at
Whifehorse
Whitehorse, Feb. 3? A White Pass
sta?e arrfved at 10:30 a. m. with Mr.
and Mrs. Mongala, Lillian Monjral
Miss Sharp and Mr. Telford as through
passengers and 140 pounds of mail.
hbajcwny Lanntlry
For first-class work trv Skagway
Laundry. Twenty-tive vears' experi
ence. Telephone 89. tf J
HARRISONS'
Ire m end us Cut In Purs
No furs will be carried over if this
slashing of prices is appreciated
by the bargain hunters.
Notice This Extraordinary Cut
Furs valued at $4.00 For $2 75
Furs T?lued ?t $8 50 4 75
Furs valued at $9 00 6-50
Furs valued at 12.50 9-00
Furs valued at $16.00 For $11-50
Furs valued at $20.00 14- 75
Furs valned at $25.oO 1 8 00
Furs valued at $35.00 24.00
Furs valued at $45.00 For S33 50
33$ -per cent discount on Ladies and Children? wool
underwear and hosiery.
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Store Open Evenings 'Phone No- 55.
|? Collegian Fashions
Have won a "very
Strong position in
the world of good
clothes* and it is on y
reasonable to believe
that we. as
?xda$ioe Dealers
In them- will not al
low the reputation
we have gained to
diminish in the sligh
test degree
For this season we
have put in to our
suite a certain char
acter, which, while
not extreme, possess
a decided elegance
that will attract any
man who cares for
good style
COP>at:??Tr9C5
OAVID AOIER J SONS
Clothing co
IMtWAUXCL
f fi. dayson & go.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
VD FURXIHING
GOODS HOl*3E IX ALL OF ALASKA.
LAGt-ST CLOTHTSO AND FUKNIHDIG fourth and Brodwayj
TWO STORIES
| Is Mrs. Yerfees the Wife of
Another
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
New York, Feb. 3? Dr. Sternberg,
who is attending Mrs. Yerkes, says she
told him that the statement that ?he
has bfcn married to Wison Miiner is
untrue. The Rev. Andrew Grlller, of
the Methodist church, declares that he
performed the wedding ceremony. Mr.
Mizner confirms the minister's state
ments.
tMSPLANNFI)
Nenfbaamer Had Murder in
Heart Long Time.
That the murder of his sweetheart
and rival had been planned by Henry
Neuebaumer, the Kiondiker, who killed
Ollie Powell and i..a Fayette Gray at
Boise, Idaho, last week, is now known.
At the time he made his hurried trip
to Dawson he transferred all his prop
erty to his brother, Edward Neuebau
raer, who is now in the Dawson coun
try. He told several people then that
he was going to fix some peop'e who
had not treated him right. It is said
he had money and property to the value
of $100,000.
The shooting was done with a double
barrel shotgun. He hid behind a bill
board that was across the street from
the Gray residence, where Ollie Powell
was staying. She came to the porch
with Gray. Neuebaumer shot her with ,
one of the barrels and Gray with the
other. As the other members of the
Gray family came out to see what the
disturbance was about, he shot at them,
wounding Mrs. Gray and her 18-year
old daughter, Lillian. Robert Gray,
La Fayette's father, escaped uniujured,
losing only a suspender strap, which
was cut with a shot. %
Neuebaumer shot himself with a
revolver.
The Mascot saioonseils liquors j
oy the buik or case goods at wholesale
prices. All the old branch always on |
band.
GETS OUT
Italian Ministry Resigns
From Office
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Rome, Feb. 3? Premier Fortis, whose
ministry was defeated yesterday, an
nounced today that his cabinet had
tendered resignations to the king.
The defeat was unexpected and the
king has requested that the resigna
tions be withdrawn.
OUr TONIGHT
Eagles Invite Everybody to
Opeaing
Everybody in Skagway is invited to
attend the opening of the Eagles' Club,
on Fifth avenue, next to the Daily
Alaskan office, this evening. The la
dies of Skagway particularly are re
quested to be preseot.
The Eagles' Club and the company
manufacturing the box-ball alley it has
instalisd will offer a larga number of
prizes lor the highest scores, the best
averages, etc., made on the alley in the
immediate sfuture. The list of prizes
will be announced this evening.
ANOTHER HOTEL
FOR CONRAD CITY
Peter Richen, one of the most popu
lar hotel men in the country, has all
arrangements "perfected for the erec
tion of a hotel at Conrad. The build
ing will be 30x80 feet, two and a half
stories, with an annex 18x30 feet. It is
his aim to make his new plac8 of ousi
ness firsb-olM# in every particular.
Mr. Risheqs has alwas made a suc
cess of hiafundertakings and it goes
without saying that his new venture
at Conrad will not be a departure from
the life rule.? Whitehorse Star.
Oyster Cocktails and Weinerwors
Pre3h oyster cocktails and hot wein j
jrwurst on tap at the Mascot Saloon. <
["hirdavenue and Broadway. tf
New stock just in
Preferred Stock Corn on the Cob
Fine as ever
Good Standard Peaches, Pears,
Plums and Cherries
15 Cents per Can
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
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We are Headquarters for all kinds
fresh gaudies and Chocolates
CHOICE
Bananas Oranges
Apples Lemons
I Nuts g
I r?? >. ? w n* nroe AKin UA^A7iMP.Q I
J PHUNNY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES j
jMUlR'S '
Phone 41
filth Avenue
WINDY ARM TO BE CENTER
OT GREAT ACTIVITY
Working- Day and Night on Montana? Four
Other Properties to be Worked
in a Few Weeks
Work on the Montana mine of the
Conrad-Consolidated group on Windy
Arm is going: on 24 hours each day,
I three shifts working eight hours each, i
on two tunnels. They have 3000 tons
of ore on the dumr, one-half of which I
is rich enough to ship to lower coast
smelters. Five tons of, ore are being
delivered daily to the trains at Cari- !
bou. That is the word brought from '
Conrad by J. P. Roger?, who with H. I
B. Dunn returned from a visit to Con
rad, Thursday evening. I
Preparations are being made for a <
great deal of work at Conrad and vicin- I
ity to begin within the next few weeks 1
with the purpose in view of increasing i
the output of the mines there. Among i
the first things that will be undertaken, j
according to Mr. Rogers, will be the t
construction of a surface tramway from
Windy arm up Pooley canyon to the (
Venus mine. Ninety mon will be set c
to work on this within a month or six I
weeks. The tramway will have a t
capacity of 200 tons a day an j it will be 1
utilized to its full capacity from the
output of tne Venus mine.
Daultoo, Robeson and others, who |
purchased the Dail group, consisting of <
five or six claims, soma time ago, will
begin working a large force of men
about March 15. About the same time
Chadwick, Hansborough and others,
who purchased the Ruby silver claim a
short time ago, will begin develop*
inent work.
The p'.ans for the development of the
Big Thing group have matured and the
work will begin about the same time on
.hem that it does on the others.
In anticipation of approaching activ
ities at Conrad there has been
juite a real estate boom there, and
here is now a building boom. Many
houses are being erected. Lots which
wld originally for $150 have since sold
lor $400.
Caribou !s also going ahead as a re
mit of the development of Conrad.
Mr. Rogers says the roid between
Caribou and Conrad is in excellent con
lition. The ore is being hauled down
o Conrad with double-enders and from
,here it is being transported by large
our-horse bob sleds to Caribou.
Mr. Rogers and Mr. Dunn, of this
place, were accompanied on their
trip by G. A. Singer, superintendent of
;he Conrad mines, and by Major Sny
ler, of the Nurthweet mounted police.
GETS TIME
B mker SfDteoc^d For Em
bezzlement
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Indianapolis, Ind? Feb. 3 ? Gustav
Gunsman. former cashier of the Vigo
County National Bank, of Terre Hauie,
was sentenced to eight years in the pen
itentiary for embezzlement of funds
and falsifying of the books.
If you are out of k indling see E McC
Weste. I have it bv the sacn or cord
Phones 90-84. tf
[Aits WATER
C. P. R. Steam-hip Launched
on Cly.le
I (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
| Glasgow, Feb. 3? In the presence of
Ian immense number of people at Go
van-on-Clyde the launching of the new
Canadian Pacific railway liner, Empress
of Ireland, took place. The ship will
be one of the finest ownod and operated
by that company. The launching was
successful.
STATIONERY
In a larger and
neater assort
ment than ever
Wm. BRITT
Charlotte Russ
and Cream Puffs
FILLED WITH WHIPPED CREAM
AT THE
Boss Bakery