TOOPS IFF FW I
Arrivals from Haines today /epoit that one company oi
the 10th is practically undent arms awaiting orders, ex
pected any moment, to move to Douglas where trouble is
expected when the men arrive wlio/ are now ou the boats
coming up to take the place of the men on strike.
A wire this afternoon from the Juneau Dispatch, of
which the Alaskan made inquiry as to the situation, says
that Acting Governor Dislin, fearing trouble wiien the
strike breakers arrive, of whom there are uuhibers 011 the
boats coming up, reported to and has orders from tlie presi
dent to move troops to Tread well from Fort William H.
Seward on demand.
The strikers have a peace committee which is looking
after their men. There have been 110 disorders.
(By United Press.)
Seattle, March 27? Marshal Sh up
returned yesterday from Washington
on hid way back to Juaeau. He si>s
thai Cale is not a cedilla e for re elec
tion. Ue say- t be bill creatine a fou. th
judicial district will be passed without
doubt: als i a bill increasing salaries.
He says tbat Murrane of Nome, who
was a candidate for the dclegiiteship,
I Is a candidate for the judgeship in the
new district.
Washing on, March 27? Delegate
C le Ins ceased his opposition to
Marshal S!i >up, and th ; tiouiiua ion Tor
the roirshalshlp for the first dis'rict
will no dcubt 00 c nfi-m-d at once.
Seattle, M?ich 27? Mwshal Shoupj
sailed last ni^h' for Juneau on the
Dolphin, together with a large number
of Yukonen and Alaska uiinin<: men.
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, March. 27? D. W. |
Steven*, adviser to the Korean council
of state, died tod .y ol the wound in
flicted by two Koreans when he was
about to take a train for Washington.
It is said that the Japanese consul is
slated for de^th at the hands of Korean
conspirators. All the Japanese otll
ctals here are closely guarded.
Hrusst Is, March, 27? Kuv* Leopold
is very sok. His physicians declare
hi*couilitiou is dau^erou-..
Passengers on the Georgia arriving
this afteraojo brin>r word thit the City
of Seattle's delay is caused by a bent
shift. There is 110 oiHci .1 notification
of it Hid it is not known when the acci
dent can bs tepalred'
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COMPANIES PROMISE TO BE GOOD
(Unit . , Press Telegraph-Cable Service.).
Seattle, Mar. 26? The steamship com
panies of the Skagway route have completed
their schedule of sailing dates. The schedules
are especially arranged to prevent the steam
ers from interfering with each other and
each company promises a better service than
heretofore
BOB* BF WILLIAM JOSEPH COTTER MIMED
George William Cluck, the friend of j
the late Hector McDonald, who came'
here commissioned to see to the'
shipment or burial of tin body and the
after atlairs has u'one ou his way to
Dawson several days Mince. No ad
ministrator has been appointed as yet.
There is sometbiup of an estnte valued
it about Si, 000. Katheriae McDonald,
sUter of the deceased is a nurso in tbe
liubneuiun hospital at San I ranuisco, ;
and it in understood that 9he is the only'
support of a mother b>ck in New
Brunswick omewhere. These two sre 1
chetK'.rs. 1 lie estato will have to be I
administered here because tbe body is
buried bore Mr. Clack thought he;
was doing the best thins: for the sister
and mother when lie directed that the
body i.e buried here, as to have shipped j
be body to San Francisco would have
Mst n lot of money. It was deemed the
wisest thine t> do under tho circum
stances to s.ire the money, The body,
however, was h;mllv buried when a
wire came from 'he sister insisting
upon having it sent down, but the
reply went buck that it was too late.
Mr. Ciacli remained several days here
awaiting notiflcutiou of w^ut action
mi?K be l ken but receiving do word
wont on.
The body of William Joseph Cotter,
the man who was frozen on the trail
'o the summit, is said to be still un-.
claimed at Sad Francisco where it was
sent at the order of the brother of the
deceased \ wire brought the intelli
gence to E M. Culbortsjn of ita arrival
there ucd that it hud been unclaimed,
and ?0 far > s known do claimant bas
yet appe<.r.d. Scanlon, Harrington
nnd Hviic, the three companions of
the dead man. who declared in this city
that they ban e: ough of the north and
would sxo back, reconsidered and start
ed for Djwaon whoro they have since
arrived in safety.
Mr. and Mrs, F. 13, Wurzbacher are
on the Pi incess May, arriving in the
moruin irom a visit to Seattle.
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0 The City of Seattle is at Juneau. $
'? The Princess May will be here in 0
0 the mornhg, bavin? left Ketchi- 0
0 kun y?sterdiv. The Humboldt is 0
01 not located
$ v. 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * ft 0
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cigar. Ira
Best meals in Whitehorse at Com
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Don't Worry !
Your dinner will be a success if you include
Corn 011 the Cob. Ask for "Preferred Stock"
in gallon cans. The finest grade of corn put
ftp. 75c per can.
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! the s wee ' -t and tcndcrrsi im i;t tiu world grows in
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Two cars to the 'in, or ci.;!;t ?? s to !'ie tin, for your
convenienco? iilnnip, sweet, tie 'ions.
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GUGGENHEIMS SUSPEND WORK AT 80TK KATAICA AND CORDOVA
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Seattle, Mar. 27 ? All work at Katalla on the Guggen
heim railroad and other enterprises has been stopped.
Men are also being laid off in gangs at Cordova. The
operations there are all in the air.
It is declared that the Guggenheim railroad is to be built
from Valdez as was the original plan before *hese were
changed and centered at first at Katalla and afterwards at
Cordova. It is said that this move means a complete rup
ture between Hawkins and Heney ? the men who together,
one as engineer in chief and the other as contract built
the White Pass railroad. It was Heney that began build
ing at Cordova and who convinced the Guggenheims that
that was the best route. M. K. Rodgers had induced the
big corporation to spend a lot of money at Katalla. Now
Hawkins has overruled them both and Ileney seperates
from the enterprise in consequence. Hawkins iias enlisted
the chief engineer of the Denver and Rio Grande as his chief.
TOWER THREW A BOOMERANG
(United Prea? Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington, 27 ? Diplomatic administration circles
were astonished this afternoon by receiving an official state
ment from the German government to the effect that that
government has no objection whatever to receiving Da
vid Hill to the court at Berlin as ambassador, the statement
sent out the day before to the contrary notwithstanding.
The kaiser has no objection. It is said that former ambas
ador Charleinange Tower is responsible for the misunder
standing and that it is a personal matter witli him.
Berlin. Mar. 27 ? Ambassador Charleinange Tower
will be asked to quit Germany if he does not voluntarily
resign. This drastic step is taken on account of the trouble
over the David Hill matter, which has caused the kaiser
great annoyance.
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