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THE BRITISH WILL ALSO
PROBE INTO DISASTER
London Commissioners Begirs Inves
tijat'Cn. Every Survivor of Crew
cf Titanic Will be Served wi'.h Sub
poena.
LONDON, May 3? The Titanic
Wreck Commissioners, appointed fr
the purpose of investigating: thooa. se
of the areck of the Wktt? $tar
l.itwr, and the subsequent foundorlnc
and rosultant Joss of life. b<*CTin th?*ir
inx os*t?r*t*ns this morning
Every survivor of the crew of tho
Titanic who Is returning to this coun
try on the steamer (upland will ho
sorved -with a subpoena to app.?r he
fore tho pom of inquiry *hen tho
' essol arrives at Plymouth tomorrow.
The conrt. the he*d of which *ill he
" -vd Merrey. will hecin its Jnv^ti;*- f
: -or. next wee4>
\ ALDEZ MILL HAVE DYKE: *ND j
YUKON DELTA IMPROVED,
w \SHtNGTON. P C . May .1 Tt -
wawways appropriation ?-*!linc for
eicM imllion dollars, passed
;i,v-~~r of Rept>*se**at i vos late yo?
*.v"da> afternoon
T*io appropriation provi f f v
fixe thousand dollars for the hnil'
int of a dyke at Valdot. an! one
hundred and thirty thousan 1 for
river i ropro \~omonts to tho m u h of
'ho Yukon
\E\\ ALASKA TIRELESS
APPARATUS READY TO SHIP
VALIJCJO. C*1 May 3? It was an
rownced today that the wireless on -
fits which have be>en made for the
Pi ? stations at Oordnva at id Vn?l;?.
Alaska are *H ready, and will lo
-*pod to the North immediately
The installation of tho tn wire
loss stations *''?! be under the s?">e"
tisio-i of Georpc Hanscomb nn.i ?
i>vps of competent men
RAVINGS OF MANIAC
BELIEVED TO EE ACT.NG
PARIS. May 3? Marptorito t;<>Min.
while play in#: 'he part of Sorpo>ito
in the third act of "The Chitnes of
Normandy." last nuht. becatro In
sane The audience cheored niadly
ai her wonderful acting, but it was
so?vi discovered that sho had loM ho
rea-?on She nn< taken from the
theatre to an asylum, a ravine ma
niac
DOUBLE SERVICE
HOUSE DRESSES
FAST COLORS
$2. 00 & $2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Dressing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
TSa Up-To-Oata and La." tea Furniahar.
RIVER WASHES
MANY HOMES FLOODED
BY MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Turbulent Waters Burtt Through
Tevee of Crescent C'ty, Arid Force
Inhabitant tc Flee Fcr Sa^e'y.
NEW ORLEANS, I.* . May S? At
an early hour this mornins, the lewc
which protects this city 01 i the son;h
side from the overflow of Ule Mis
sissippi river cavip way. and tV
waters rushed in on tho pcop'o wi'h
ont a mi mites warning
Thi? section of the < i'y i- i.etiMy
p.)j>ulat?vl. *nd the residents \x ore
Or.vsl to flee for their Ihes. I.^avifii
a'! their heloncinCT behind, not hav
inx time to take anvthinc more lhan
tise oWhes they were weatir
It is believed that no llvog w<?re
lost, although there are a number
> I ivrs.ins nna^eounto-l f 'r but ow
in; to the panic and (Vs Jnle \ they
pre ?up|?os( d to 5e In other fa t*
<< the city
It is estimated that there a"e
fully one h.indred an 1 fifteoon thous
and families made hoiml? i.y rhe
inrush of he ancry wa;erv
The property |(V? will run Iino a
Ki-h fiswo. as a numl?er of the mer
chants in the flv<dod district report
treat daniacv to their sto k<
RACE WAR FOLLOWS THE
LYNCHING Ot A NEGRO.
MONROE, i.a May Company n
of the I^vi'sintn SRticiilll <;ua~d was
ordered from hero * vay for Tolhi.
SO miles ? as!, where s-vri us troib>
l>o?wi><?n whites ;? 1 n?- roe? ijpvo-Op
e 1 last ni-hi
One tu cro was lyuvhiNl au 1 further
iiis-?rder is fearcsl
COLONEL ASTOR TO EE
BUHIEP ON SATURDAY
NEW YORK. Mav 3? The funeral
of the late Col. .fc>hn .la fob Astor
will take place at Rhinehe k on Sat
urday. He will be buri*-d from the
church which he erec'ol in llhi >e
berk but a short time a o
COOKED FOOD SALE
PROVES GREAT SUCCESJ.
The cooke 1 f"ol <-aV he'd y?*st?r
day. conducted by the Indies' Aid
?oo:e'.v of tN Methodist < hnrrh. prov
ed an \in?ji alified success every ar
ticle on sal" ineetins with a ready
purhcase.
Much regret was expressed by
would-be P'li chafers upon their ar
rival at the sale, to find that they
wore "thir'.y minutes la'e" and "juw"
what they wanted bn.l "just" been
<*?ld
So successful was this sale, that
tho Society are preparins to hoi I a
cake and pi-- sale In the near future.
POPULAR STEAMSHIP MAN
RETURNS FROM STATES
Comes Back l?nthu?ia:tlc Over Brljht
Outlook For Summer Busino??
Optimistic or All Matters cf In
terert to Sksgway.
P. F \V. I?owle, Skarway represen
tative of ?he C. P. R. company, ac
companied by his wife and child, re
turned home on the Prinze .? May
this mornl.jj, after an absence e*
tending over five weeks.
While in the South, Mr. I.owle an I
fRmlly vlsi?<<d in Vancouver, Victor
la. Pentlctnn, tOkanagnn \ alloy, )
and Seattle
Mr I/>wle has a ranch at Peni'cton,
and It was principally for the pur
pose of visiting his future home, as
he terms s that he made the trip,
lie is very enthusiastic over ttoe pros
ptots of a fine <rop th's year, and
is infatimtnl with the Hlmate of thej
Okanag-an VnNey.
Speaking of the coming summer's
travel, Mr Lowle says that the vnr
lous companies operating st?*mship
lines to this port are very much grati
fied at the outlook Mis company is'
not making any special offTt 'his
y.v?r for tourist business. but intends
to enter 'he fieM the coming yeir I
1n a thorough ma-uu^r. and while not
prepared o. pta'o J?st what the plans
of his company are for the future.
Mr Lowle Is very much p!e??sel a!
what he learm-d at 1 1 his cwnpany's
Intentions The travel over his line
this summer bids fa'r *o eX'-eed that
of las* season, e>cn though no spec
ial effort wiis made to get It.
"The fniit crop of the southern por
tion of Hritish Co'umhia and North
ern Washington." said Mr Lowle,
"will he tremendous th's year. All
?he orchard si are in bloom, and the!
w-eather conditions have been p**'*1*
for an immense crop, Cnlike many
other years, there has been m late
frosts this year and every Inii^atlr.n
is for a bumper crop"
In speaking cf the bus'-? j? con
illtlons. Mr lxuvle state I that he was
greatly surprised at the wonderful
improvements which had been made
in Seattle, and wa< amazed at tho
changes which had taken pla<> in j
Victoria.
"While Seattle is quiet, still th njs
are looking up, and the same wi.ht
be sAid of Vancouver, but Victoria."
he said, "is the best town I have
be?>n in. and they certaln'y have i
wakened up th?*re "
While in Seattle. Mr. Lowle was
at the Arctic Club a considerable
part of the time, and met a jTf*t
number of old tin?e<rs. anwung whom
were Prof. Oeorgeson, Harry I>imn
and Rob C a to 11
In speokirig of the high cost of liv
ing. Mr. Louie 51,1 'd th*' 'lp had com
pared the prices of Skagway with
those of the coast, and says tha' '
one can live much cheaper here than
in the Stat<>s. and it is probably ow- :
ing to this fa-i that he srates that
he i> glad lo be home.
KNOX TO VISIT SOUTH
OACiriC COAST CITIES.!
NEW ORLEANS. Tji.. May 2? Sec
rotary of State Knox, who has been
in this city on official biwine-s for
the past several days, departed for
the Pacific Const cities this morn
ing.
?U 4* J? A ?T? *|? ?j? ?j? ?<!? ?j? ?j? ?j* ?*? w^m ?-j- -j
I NAVEL ORANGES
Are at their best now
*VERY SWEET AND JUICYV
We. have them in three sizes:
40c per dor.
50c per doz.
60c per doz.
Large Grape Fruits 3 for 25c
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer X
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REBELS WIN
IN 110
MADERO FORCES DEFEATED
IN EVERY ENCOUNTER
Sandits Slay And Pillaje. Military^
Officer* Unable 'o Prevent Atroc
ities in Isolated Districts.
MEXICO CITY, May 3? Advices re- '
eelved by th<? American Ambassador)
in this city from all parts of the
country state thai th<> rebels axe
being successful In all encounters j
with the Msilern forces. *
Many massacre* of Americans are
reported, nnd the depredations rf
l>?ndlts who are not tinder any mili
tary discipline arc commtUlnn atro
cious crimes in Hie more lariated -
districts, and robberies iwt,l murders
aro reported hourly.
SEATS WILL COST FROM
TEN TO TWENTY FIVE PLUNKS
CHICAGO. 111.. May 3? It has been
announced in pugilistic circles that
the promoters of tho .Tnhnson-Flynn
fi(?ht. expe< t to pla e 'he prlrp of
admission io witness the bin mill a'
ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty
dollars and twenty-five dollar* per
t|cV<ia C.?e ?oa's
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
MOVES TO NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May 3? The tnvcatl
cation into the Titanic dtsister.
whlcto has been ferried on by the
SenaJ^ CornnirX ce in Washington. D.
C.. for the past two weeks, has re
moved to tills city, where the In
vestigations will be continual.
RUEFS MOTION TO DIS
MISS INDICTMENTS DENIED.
SAN' FRANCISCO. Cat.. May 2?
The court denied the motion of Abe
Ruefs attorneys t> dismiss the re
maining indictments which are still
haiurtnc ovit him.
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DAVENPORT, FAMOUS CARTOON
IST. SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA
NEW YORK. May 3? Horn or Daven
port. the famous cartoonist, died at.
! his home In this ctty ttv-^
afternoon.
Mr Davenport ?a? stricken by a
Rudden attack of pn?imonla and only
j lived a few day*.
i "RUMP" NOMINEE FOR
DELEGATE IS IN JUNEAU.
JUNEAU. May 1 -Martin Hart**,
of Chena, Alaska arrived In town
\ this morning from CordoTa and will
sp^ak here shortly In the Internet*
of his candWary for delegate to
oanjcreee Mr. Harrais was nomlna'
?1 by the damped in* Democrat* at
the territorial convention held In
Valde* on March 29
CHIEF EXECUTIVE ATTENOS
BUTT MEMORIAL SERVICE
AUOU8TA. tsa, May 3? Miliary
memorial serrlces were held In
thl* elty for tho iatr Major Archi
bald Butt, aido-do-ramp of PrpsMent
Taft
An Immense thron* of admirer*
of tb<? la'e army offii er attended 'he
services. amonit whom wa? President
T*>rt
SERGT. LITTLE. U. S. SIGNAL
CORPS, WILL TAKE EXAM.
Serct. OiaHe* A I.Ktle, of the
Skagway t". 8. Signal office, t-ojeth
;?r with Mrs. Utt|e and little son,
! will be pass< neers south as far as
Juneau on ihe Jefferson
ScTjft Little will take the ^*amln
i alion for Is* Class Serjeant, U. S
Signal Corp*, which will be held be
fore Ltoat. McCleary. of the 1 *?th In
fantry. U. H. A., who ^oos to -Tunea-i
i for that purpose.
The examination is held in JuneAii.
jowin* to the fact that Sergts. Floyd
and Keys, stationed at th.? Juneau
office, will also take the examina
tion.
NIAGARA RIVER DRY,
; NIAGARA FAL1.8, N Y., May 3?
For the second time In history hu
man be in in today crossed the Ameri
: can channel Just above the falls on
the dry rlv^r bed. the dry bed bein*
I rauaed by an ice Jam between the
{mainland and Goat island, a ml>
| above the <atar?rt
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