?he 5>ailt) ^Uiskan
NX ?I. THIRTEENTH YKAK.
PRICE. 10 CENTS
(By AUak* Nmn Bureau j
I'KKXJN Oct tYu<?*b?Jr GalU'
th. (utuuuk lxLotluui aMruooUx* ba*>
<? d U? ??xiUuUMiUuti of the r*? -
uf*l> o t Oat*. iv?wy. metuug form Uh*
[wtW of the discovery of the North
Hole by P*?rv, and slates that the
proof is tawftfe-imt to positively
pn>vf una Ca**. Nry was at the
Pule.
II. J. HENE'f SIS 10 HIT
(By At*#*.* New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. 0?-L l?? Tin- will oi the
M ' ..I- > tram Opened Bit I
T*-mi Uxk v
hi the will uatiiy pecvu*a> arv
ti_- urn**. uaiMjtiK wbom C* .ptMOf
Jutui O'Briiti i? to reeetre Jir.o j*<r
? umotb as kkd? H? he hv*?.
Th< will it> to be filed for j>rol>au>
.i- ihv ukht fu?ure. ami many gifts to
1 frauds wili then be dirlMwl
SHIM ARRESTED; BONO GIVEN
>E ATTLE OtC 1>? ShorUy
Um- (uKtOTlI U Ukimcl J. E E
.- k-y. ta> thr !?>?? pimmth-i.
railway but kit*. pbuvd rnxKr jlt
i>fcl. jurtl was imiuedtofceljr r?.*K"as<-<l
ati
(B/ AiMfca Ne?? Bureau)
L4JSUUS Out 1?-1V
IrmJ mm rt?uu?%i > bmw?
Ur UtMMi uMUMMi a ?<m? <* **
f.j*? and Ukr tml at ucm? tw^a
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IT-. . 72 utam ol fur
l .Jfl -wi I i li||iri &b?
r,.i - 0vk*k TtianxUy
ILL MAKE IMP
OVER II LINE
Mrs Mary E. Hun will Ivuvv on
Uu? iiwrQUic'v train far poiutb alout;
UrW?k>aiUl? Cordova Norm $Uit
btoe will luofce <ibu|K> <m. Mil*s? Gtaikr,
AtMrrrombif Kapidb and TU'kt4.
Mn?. i lan hag wi'HU-u a cutubw
o* fciorunb o< AUu>ka whk-h have ap
peared LL LLAfcJlilU*-s ilivl *h*- 1m tak
tu y Um* trip to ad<l to her knowledge
of u*r Northland SUi el^ls to be
lUttuxJ. fruui tow a about sevta or
<4?ht daj?
F. B. VVunbai'lHr. Kvneral asw!i>
fur Um- WiiiU- ltu? and Yukon. an< 1
H. K Taylor. ot the Alaska
Transfer CompAUjr wurv t^^^'tig^ra
for V\hK*\6orvt yactordojr on matters
i.a( Imuiiku pt-rtaiittiig U> the new el
pr<t*? depart uwiu of the White Ito.
aiul will ixuru on today's train.
SUITS, overcoats:
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We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We un it* )ou lo our line
before autkinf-* jour purchase
H. J. LYNCH
T h? Up-T o-D#te 1 LtbcdasKer *nd L-adirs F urtnsher
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 19 ? A special
t rain is rushing the two champion ball ^
(t>uus to the city of Chit-ago.
The opening game erf the Chicago
strks will be played tomorrow.
CHICAGO. Oct. 19 ? A gloom has
st tiled down over the entire city
a* a result of the loss of two games
straight In the World's Championship
series. The fans are confident how
ever that the Cubs will take the next
game on the home grounds.
CHICAGO FANS WILL NEED RAIN CHECKS
CHICAGO, Oct 19? The GovernmeflJ
Weather Bureau has posted a bulle
tin that there will probably be rain
tomorrow.
This will prevent the ball game
!A ELLIN'S BALLOON SOARING
IN CLOOOS OVER ATLANTIC
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Oct 19? Walter Well
uian, together with his prew arrived
in this city this morning
Wettman states that his balloon
was bos** by heavy gak? o< wiiid and
while in the thickest of a fierce storui
he lost his bearings ami the motors i
gave out, tli us forcing him to curt,
the balloon adrift, and it is now drift
ing about in the clouds.
ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 19? Wellma
reached this city from New York
shortly after noon and stated that he
would probably again try to cross
the Atlantic in a balloon.
E
StttTTLE Oct. 8 ? Katak, a Point
Harrow Kskimo. sent to Seattle by a
ship that arrived yesterday 100 fox
skins to be sold for $1000 and the
money used to purchase goods. He
wishes rifkt>, flour, tea, a cooking
range and a soore of articles that he
ha* never seen, but whose pictures in
the advertusiog sections of the ma^ri
iines and newspapers have attracted
him.
The missionaries have stopped the
traffic la whiskey between the whale: ^
and the Arctic Eskimos, who are now
in improved health, and becoming so
wise that traders can no louger ex
change worthless trifk? for furs and
ivory.
Captain John Backlund, master of
an Arctic Trading schooner, says that
chtwing gum is of more vaJue than
gum drops in dealing with the Arctic j
native*.
"What appeals to the natives.'
said Capt. Backlund, "is that while :i j
gum drop is consumed in a few mo
ments. a stick of chewing gum lasts I
almost indefinitely and can be used
turn and turn about by the whole
family."
Freeh oysters arrived on the Cot j
tage City and are being served at ;
the Pack Train Pestaurant tf. |
BE
A tftOTpmunt iH an foot to open up
the Sitka mine on Unga Island this
winter, and it is reported that the
Louis Herman property an Popoff Isl
and, Sand Point, will be opened up.
It has long been conceded that these1
properties have an excellent showing,
but the locators have been tunable to
open them up themselves, and the
prices asked for interests have de
terred capital from taking up the pros
pects. Now, it is announced, satis
factoy arrangements have been reach
ed, and the mines will soon be devel
oped. ? Juneau Dispatch.
J
(By Alatka News Bureau)
LONDON Oct.. 19? One of the
jurors empanelled to try the Orippen
case lias been taken seriously ill,
and the case has been postponed..
FOR SALE:? One Smith-Prem
ier type-writer, No. 2, cheap. Address
Alaska.
; Whole Wheat Bread
X
* +
+ pRESH from the oven is always appetiz- +
+ ing and satisfactory. We have very *
? good Whole Wheat Flour which we +
+ sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80, 10 lbs.40c t
+ j
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*
* Ganty & Frandson *
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct. 19? Hon. James
VVackcrshaan, the Delegate to Congres
from Alaska, arrived in this city to
day.
It, is the intention of Judge Wick
ersham to leave* at once for San, Fran
cisco, where he has some cases com
ing up in the Circuit Court of Ap
peals, after which he ?will go east.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 19? The
vengeance of the storm which has
swept the ttofida Peninsula cannot
be estimated, as the wires are down
In all directions.
KEY WEST,, Ma- Oct. 19? Seven
steamers were wrecked by the storm
whicK raged along the Florida coast
yesterday and last night.
Old residents of this section state
that it is the worst storm that has
ever occurred in their memory.
POLICE ARREST UN SUSPECT
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19? Mrs. ;
Belle Lavin, proprietress of an hotel j
ill this city has been arrested, and ;
wtll be taken to Los Angeles, charged
with being an accomplice in the dyna
miting of the Times building.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAVANNAH, Go. Oct 19? A wind
with a velocity of eighty miles am
hour accompanied by torrential rains
swept this city early this morning,
causing much damage.
The entire district suffered from
the effects of the storm, and the peo
| pie are terror stricken, and great
fears prevail that a cyclone may fol
low the storm and leave death and
sorrow in its wake.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 19? The
Government Weather Bureau reports
a hurricane raging on the Atlantic
ocean.
Caimp Skagway, No. 1, Arctic Bro
therhood held a regular meeting last
night and with the assistance of P.
A. Chief At wood of Cainp Dawson Nc,
4 and P. A. Chief Philthorp, of Canip
Gibbon No. 25, Chester Pullen was
made an Arctic Brother. With the
affiliation of the youngest of the
"PuUen boys," this makes a total of
three who axe now enrolled as mem
bers of the Mother Camp of the Bro
therhood of the Northland, Lieutenant
Dee and citizen Royal having joined I
some years ago.
DON'T MISS TOBR TRAIN
The winter schedule of the White
Pass & Yukon, route goes into effect
tomorrow morning.
No. 1, according to Time Card No.
25 will leave Skagway at 8:30 a. m.,
arriving in. Whitefoorse at 3:45 p. m.,
and No. 2 will leave Whitehorse at
8:15 a. in., arriving in Skagway ait 3:
20, p. m.
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