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Mexico ?1ly. Feb. JO ? Last night
the Mexican congrsaa held a secret
session at which they elected Geo
Huerta aa provisional president of
Ike Mexican republic Members of
the Madero cabinet have been re
leaned row arrest and no charges
will he preferred against them
lor their r?sUtence to the revolu
tionary party.
Ex-Prfwldent Madero will be tak
en to Vera CTUi today and there
Kiven a Hue ticket. He will bo
told to Jen * Mexico forever, and It
is very probable that he will take
the advic# of the new administration
?? nd leave, without spending much
tine in ar-,:?ing the matter. He wilt
not stay apon the order of going
III (o at once '
Poor Alfonio Basso, who for man
.'ears has l.eeo superintendent of th ?;
National palace, waa taken out this
morning at d&ybrek and shot full of
hotaa by a firing squad from the
rev lutionnry army His offense
ronalated in be ng too loyal to the
federal party and refusing to recog
nize the new dictator.
Washing on ? The last of the two
thousand marines sailed last night
! for Cuba, where they will be held
in readiness to intervene In Mexi
can affairs In case the new party
is unable to establish protection to
American liven and property.
San Antonio- The rebels here do
not recognize Oen. Htierto as the
president o' the revolutionary party,
hut announce their adherence to
Oen. Dome- whom they have ?ro
rlsimed aa their lawful leader It j
is feared that this announcement
n:ay start Miother civil war embroil
ing the .-orolutlonlsta
THOKiH KAC1XU POWOKK
smRU.mKS MARfH ON
Wilmington. Feb JO? The hiki <uc
auffrage<tea are forming In this city
for the pu po?r of taking up the
?aarrh to Washington, carryinc the
banner of "votes for women." In
Baltimore >nj other cities along
the route they will add to their
army, which Is expected to be a
large one when It arrives at the na
. tion's capital. The leaders , say
that for vara they have petitioned
for equal ?uffr?*e and their request
have been Ignored, and now they
are forced to do some demonstrat
ing to get their rights brought to
the attention of the nation, hence
the marching of the army which Is
of a peaceful rharacter. though
hearing evidence of facing the pow
der -or \ i<-e- versa
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New York. Feb 20? Johnny Kll
bawe. the Cleveland featherweight
took on an eaay one last night
whea ()?or?e Kirkwood attempted to
Mot After walloping his op
ponent mercilessly for all rounds
the ftght *as stoppe?l. it being evi
dent that Kilhane was the better
man at every turn.
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Paris, F"b. JO ? A cold snap
struck many parts of Franc* yester
iay. In the city of Parts the ther
mometer l? lowest that tt hap been
for many ye*i*. Tbwe is much
-suffering aoionn the poor
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Trenton. N. J Feb ?0 Crovornoi
Wood row Wilson announced today
?hat he had about finished ht?
)ti tic* no Rovoruor of New Jersey,
tnd would soon lay down the lesser
lutles for the KreiUer of serving ns
president of the United Rtates
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TIMK IX VOT1MJ
sprlngfl eld, Ksb. 2? The 1111
doId legislature la still unable to
select a senator for the long term,
and the bUlOtlng goes merrllj on
with no selection b?tng made I his
inornlnK the fiftieth joint ballot
! was taken with no one getting suf
ficient rotew to elscT
Just one-half
Price
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LADIES, MISSES A YD OHTLD
REXS COATS. LADIES SUITS.
H. J. Lynch
Th? Lrading Ladiea Furnisher and Haberdashtr of Skagway
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
of Austria and His Family
awceeil inr *|pM tmiwrvr ii|mih iqp micra um? H ITn<H<. ,
that whfu the urvbilnke married t li?? Oninitcaa Chotek n^alnat the wljhe* of !
the emperor ami In violation of rvval convention* he brought down npon hit i
head th? wratb of Hi* doughty eighty two-year-old ruler. Later Empen* |
Francis Joaeph partially forgave hi* nephew ami ralM<l hla wife to the rank
of Prince** of llohetilterc She can never, however, rnnk aa empreaa. Tbla 1
la tba lateal plctnrw of tlte IttMtki hi.iI his family.
RKAHLKY IS HTII.I.
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San l> ego. Feb 19 -Captain Ja*
Heanley, the well Known Alaakan,
who recently created ? aenaatlon in
'Mm rlty when It ?>? announced
that he waa to marry Mis* Elisabeth
Wood of l.oa Angelon. Is again In
the city. When aeen by a reporter
thla morning he aald that "every
thing In lovely wllh Miaa Wood* "
lie characterised ai< "blackmail."'
the chirge that hla wife waa atlll
married to him Aaked aa to th*
broken ptik tgcmetit with Ml** Wood,
he answered: "Anything that the
Wood family aald la O K.''
A report from San Francl ?co aaya
Plnkerton det-ctlve* who looked up
he record of Jamea Henaley. of
AlaaUa and Yukon remembrance, to
lay declaro that the suave olnim
??nt to nobility haa a wife I i v i n k In
-<an Franc'aeo under an aaaumed
name Beaalcy'a fiance, Mias Klli
abeth Wood, of I.OS Angeles. haa
loft the city.
Beaaley wan chased all OTer Afri
ca by Jan<e* E Henon, of Nome,
befoie ftnn'lv caught and taken
back north to anawer to forgery
charge* Alter two trials he waa
acquitted
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Washington. Feb. 10? It to rumor.'
?d In rooloty flrrlw that th're It
10 be a marriage In th* White
Hoiiae before th? lAftufttfttkNl of
pmid?nt Wilton, the partlrw to
tH?* rontrert being no l??a than
Melon Ta't. daughter of the presi
dent. and I>r. Oary rrajrton The
announcemi nt of their
?ai mnito public aereral weeka ago
IMPOR1 ANCE OF PLAY
To the ctaree that mankind ?h?H
work for iti daily bread i? addrd
the decree that mankind thafl play
lor the talviinon o I bo*h it* body
and soot ? at decree to m wrought
in the *etv constitution ol man that
there is no ?reatef Hanger to man
kind, especially m it* atate al chdd
hood, than ihe pievenbon ? m?*
direction ot play - Richard Wal
ton CJdet.
Mlaa Fannie I) rob or returned latt
evening from crural day? Waiting
wl h her undo In Hat not.
SEEDS
We have Just op?n?rt T
ufw fl<nrrv *n<1 TOg?tAl?'e i^wl"
(Veiry's ami MumleriUe A King.)
Meat of thf pHz? winners bought
Hit- twds front ?? y**r.
? HpecUl rti?count for quwrtJity +
? parthuM* (?a.00 or otct.) ?
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
nam mm hub
msi seek mm
London. Feb 20 Addlilonal com
plication* neem to (hreaten the
p?ic? of the Balkan# Word waa
received thl* mornlnn that Rooimi
U la maasfntf the aoldler* of Kin*
Churlea on the frontier and threat
ening the Unitarian* It la be
lieved that Raaalan lnflnence ha?
Moihethiitg to do with the action of
Roumanla. Roumanla aaalated Rua
?la In the war with. Turkey. In
1SU7-S and at the rlnae of that eon
filet she r+rr>tn\l*d ?? inA*
j^rdMit of T?rkT, ?ft?rr wdlng ?
portion of h?>r territory to Rn??la
It la ?l?o 1**T*A that AoWrl.i I*
?ooktnit to tafc# part In tlM ?tr*?*l*.
Owing to tM Intwwi ?>l?1, all
military >p?ratlona hay* b*"it
r#nM on th? Oaltlpoll ponlnanla.
and th? ??MI*r? ar? ?(>???1tn* thalr
time In k*??pln* warm * Xn e*tr?m*
rold ?m la f*p?rt*d In n>?:?y
parts of E*?r?p?
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SPRKAt)IX(i <n HR nH *THV
Since the ih.lly Alajgan publish
ed the firm ac?ount of the strike of
i>lac?*r gold on PHrer Creek In th*
Tesllo co'intrjr, a Urn* number of
people have made locations there,
and tho coming spring promises w
of the largest atsmpedea that the
Atlln com. 117 has wn In man? a
da> Con | l'<l with the many of her
account* we hare publish***! of the
d'seavery, we reprint the following
from a late Issue of the (Mwson
Newt:
A report ha* resrhed her* that a
placer strike has been made on Sti
ver creek. *25 miles eastward from
Atlln, which Is causing much e?
rltement In th? Atlln district and
<-la?-where along the telegraph line
In the southern portion of the Tn
<orv basin
Skookum Urn. on* of the dlvorer
'?r* of tht Klondike camp, who
litres at O.rcross. has been to the
new ktrlke, and reports th? indica
tions line. He |a said to claim the
situation .-foka more promising
than did flonanta at firs', hnt any
creek In the world will have to go
some to e* en hold a candle to old
Bonanxa
Two of the stampedes to Silver
creek, aa reporter* in the Nwwa by
wire several days ago, met with
disaster One was froten to desth.
and the other brought In hndljr frot
en
No det ills have been received ny
to the strike, hnt the continued re
porta, including one or two r*cei?*d
here bjr mull, claim the new dig
gings O K. Ono or two h ??* bee.i
talking of going from (fat. son. but
the 'act l ho strike Is hundreds of
mll<* aw:ijr will ^anse t ie ftowson
ltd* to baaltate for mm? tlma r*
Will-am Torn bull, of Pawaon.
haa rr^olv?M a card from a fr?a?d
?fating tha la a god on?. and
'o roroo at onr? Billy thlnfca
Klondlka a good old <ramp. and will
not l*nr ??*f.
THOI' \ VI' Bl fUMVM B? R\
I* fArtTAL OF MM*
roitio, l'?b JO Toklo, tk? r?p
Ital rltjr of Japan, aoffarad a a#
rarn Ions br flra. whlrh haa b#an
burning for th? pa?t fw^rty-four
hour* Mora than on# thousand
I building* hara k**n dantroyevt in
ilw> r?-nt?r of tha riff with a
loaa of a number of IItmi and mil
lions of dtliara In damaga*
Th? rlty la altttaiod on low fronnd
and traT?'*?l by n^raral *trenm? of
watar. but tha fir# profit I on |? an
tlqnatad and unahl# to rop* with a
ronflagratlon. Munr of tha mana
fa<*torla* -rhlah form an important
part of IV rommarro of tha rltr.
wara bnrnad
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Waahin'.ion, Pah, !? ? Pra*td?nt
Taft will *l??n hi* I ?a? far*w?ll
lmni|s?l tin uhl by Ik# rjtiimt of
th? rH*lrlr> of ColamMa It will h?
a brilliant affair
t cni H i'?*Wr MMfll
?L*fWT T??T ?
.V?w Ma an. T?b It f'oarh Jonaa
o' tha Tala football t?am. haa fcaan
r? -ngairmt at a aalary !???' on*
?hooaand dollar* p*r yaar l???
than that of tha pranldanf of lb"
1 nit ad nt^raa
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