?he SJaily Jtlashan
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No. 3*5. THIRTEENTH YEAR.
SKAGWAY. ALASKA, SAT I'RI'AY. .U NK ill. l?ll PKlCK. 10 PENT*
SOON TO
A
(Special to The Daily Alaskan)
HAINES, June 10 -H. R. Robbins.
t ie engineer who last year made the
survey from here up the Chilkoot In
I for the \laska Midland Railroad,
J. lived on the Dolphin with a crew
.f men and will begin the installing
?i an offiiv here immediately. The
t'iSs morning on the Humboldt
i d the off ire will be ftted up and
oiiened as soon as possible.
Mr. Robbins stated that a great
<1? * of devek>i>ment and construction
work will be done by the company
ihis summer.
HARD FIGH1
tRy Alaska News Bureau.)
NOME. June 10 ? Only a portion of
tne 'reight from the for win has been
k.nded so far as the Ice is very
troublesome as yes. The little steam
or shows the effects of her 30- days'
butle with the ice, being considera
tely battered up and badly in need of
re; airs.
Le Humboldt arri><d at 3 o'clock
? ivs morning with. 50 passengers and
s? 'ed at 4:30.
The fire department will hold a
Fourth Avenue.
?1. Marsha1' and W. Smith, arri
a the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
ai v?*d on the Humboldt, and are
quartered at the 1 Allien House
The Cit> of Settle with 40 passerv
(!?>? and 40 tons of freight will ar
J. H. Spann. representing the Pa
ltuilding and l?oan 'Association
Tacoma. who has been staytng at
wir soon leave for Haines, where ho
i. ?? In the interest of his company
11 AVIATORS
ARE KILLED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
JOKKNNKSTHAI.. Germany, June;
. 1() ? While making a flight here today
two German aviators fill from a
.<eight of 6.01' ? feet. ami were instant
!y killed.
(Bv Alaska News Bureau )
CHICAGO, Jvne 10-Twenty-four men
h .ve been implicate in an arson
i iserge by two men, who have con
tused that they were paid large
> i ns of money for sotting several of
' lie recent fires that have been mys
t . - :ng the p " ee depart ir. nt of t-hl
k:ty.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
I. ? n received here that China will
indemnity for the killing of thr
Chinamen recently at Torreon. and
i they will baek up their demands
v'"h their navy.
$".976,000 iu American money, i
VERY WARM IN FAST.
WASHINGTON. June 10- T1 ens'
? in coast is suffering from the ef
st ?adily trave" ng west..
(', J. IVSerisey left for Living
..tcne Creek on the train this morn
j Ing. and will operate on that creek
'hij? summer in -company with his
'i?hor-ln-law. A. M. Wallick.
J,
1 his is the 1 lme of Year when I houghts j
T urn To |
Summer Clothing I
kJ 4.
: ?
We have now on display the
Biggest , Best & Newest !
Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway ?
[ See our Window Display. 25c and 35c per yard ]
?
Also a great vanety of shades in ?
Susine Silks , Figured Silks , Silk ?
Poplins , Irish Poplins, Colored &
India Head , Etc.
?T ?
a A handsome line of White, Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and ?
? Middv Blouses Bf
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j|j A complete line of American Lady and American ?
* Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. ?
? Security and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones JjJ
\H. J. LYNCHl
Th? Up-T?-Date Haberdash ar and Ladiaa Furnlahar. A
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STANDARD OIL
GOMES NORTH
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE Juno 10 That The
S'andard Oil Company has entered
t!u Alaskan Id actively, was learn
eil this morning, when arrangements
a? r? made by that company to shir
several tanks to Katalla for the pur
N shipped to their refineries.
I; is understood that the Katalla
oil contains a large percentage of
i. srd for the product.
J
IS STILL OOT
(Bv Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. June If ? The jury in
ail night, and that they will be un
ah'e to agree , is expected by people
wfc have followed the case closely.
The Court has given Wappenstcin
ME MOP
IS $400,000
NOME Jl'NE The sprint- l-.m
big dumps this year. The Pioneer
Mating Company ha-* no dump at all.
CHICAGO IS SWELTERING
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
scores of prostrations arc reported.
Harold Wallick left on this morn
ing's train for Whitehorse.
The Canadian was at Lower Le
Barge at 10 a. m. today, coming up.
E.1R SALE? SEWING MACHINE ir
good condition, enquire of Mrs. F
DIAZ STILL
SEEKS NEWS
(By Alaska Npwb Bureau.)
< APE HATTER AS, June W? Wire
1- s reports received here are to the
i fiVct that ex-President Oiax is keep- j
i:ig in touch with the shore by wire- 1
COAL CLAIMS
SOOH SETTLED
(By Alasks. News Bureau.)
SEATTLE, June 10 ? Governor Wal
ls. Clajk arrived here last night
oi his way to Juneau, and announced
thn. Secretary Kisher had a large
number of the Alaska coal claims tin
,1, r advisement., and that Alaskan?
can expect a speedy settlement of |
he controversy, as the secretary If |
d"ing everything possible to hasten
l!tt In the cases.
ART INSTITUTE
Arriving cn the Humboldt this
uur..iitg, George L. Berg, represent
at Seattle, w'" spend a
esU of that institution.
serais, curios, and specimens of
the natural beauties of Alaska, form
Ufu; structure which Is being built
of Alaskan marble. wiU be a great
a d.er tinmen for Alaska and her re
T he nwseum will be a great at
tiaition for travelers from the east.
ar.?l the building Itself will have an
oml'torium w''h a seating capacity
of 4..*><'H), which wil| be used as a
cosventkm hall and which will be
sunounded t' these exhibits, and
Viich, therefore will be doubly at
t'.?tivo to those atending conventions
An exchange says:. "Alaskans, Mr.
Tuig's mission is to help boo#t Al
ii r. llerg Is simply asking for co
operation in the pursuance of his ;
chosen work, and his work is fori
" 1 e Skagwav Gun Club will hold a
< b shoot at their range on the riv
or at the foo' of Sixth street tomor
row afternoon at 2 o'clock All mem
bers are requested to be present.
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t MINERAL WATER:
T T
Has Been Added To Our Stock *
* It is a natural mineral water, tasteless *
* +
* and harmless. A splendid aid to the di- +
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+ gestion and unsurpassed as a drinking +
?J* 4*
+ water. In half-gallon at bottles 50 cents +
4. +
4. +
^ P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
+ +++++++++++++*++++++++++
(Oy Alaska N<?ws Rnreao.)
NEW YORK. Jw?e 1?? Ullian '!ra
Millionaire 8tr?k?, stated thl* morn
'ng that she hart expeeterf to beeom*
S'oke* stated that ho Intend* to
t?wn a<? he recover*, and says 'J?at tt
ma'l jwtieme.
(Ry Alaska News Rutmh *
?d hat he is a randMate for the
[."wMenry of the rcpflhltf fjeneral
S< yes. miv ?f rx Pr?Mcflt !>?**'
st'onjtest supporter* otated that he
will swppot him !n hi* eandkiaey.
The C. P. R. Freighter Airin- W
s -rer*
Weather prrmtttfflt. there will be
r:w-fi nnder ?Tre?nt Kettle, who
hate been atarlns at th ? Fnllcn Honse
CELEBRATION AT
HAINES JUL! 5
ISp*W to TV tMily M*?kam
IIAIVE8. Jan# h#M
nf-tht. ft ?rs?a fWiff*.! !h#t
rl ?? ?n?1 r?rt fV**r<1 wit! .-rvmhiw
(n ? ro*m*t.>- on th^
r.'lb of Jfl'y o tak* pt^r h<T? arvt
to nrK? Ska***? and til
Thr?? ilst&nr, ?i|j s? of
r?T?d for b>n>WI pr1*? v an*! Hh?r*l
wiH h? kItit! in alt "ih^T
\ rr*nr?,TTi?>^<? mr* trritg to
th* (>~or*fe? f-m an A*rnr?ion
lion th* G*?*ta**nx (IBmi, arr*Tfnj
r rnnrninc of th? c#J?hrt?t;?n ?n<l
Tturotn* ?ft. r * rrarwl Salt at nieht
Tho*? In -hart* of th-- affair ar?
[.l.ir.nlw* cm nwlkine th-- -??>?bration
f ? ?itb#?!tf*n? % m*1r a
BEGIPBOCITY
WILL HELP
<Bj AlA?ks? X>-*? Rvr**i >
CARRIE NATION OEAO
i?v?r?| month* (lino?-*
RIVER REPORTS
lb* jtr?w>rr WWMMrw *t'h a fnH
Wb i^hor?r at ***" v<Wk r-fitst
nt for ?n't 1H* wpW ?? ?!
Thf n**( *a(H"? fo- r?^?r>- *i"
JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN'
and INFANTS'
SHOES
They Are Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
WILL CLA YSON-aZt
The Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING