THE DAILY ALASKAN
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SKA8WAY ALASKA MONDAY NOVE 'I BEE 27. 1905 s PRICE 10 CENIS
ARMY AND NAVY NREV OLT
TO COME OUT
Director of Mint to IuYrSti
cate A-js y OttW
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. |
Washington, Nor. 27? Director of the
Mint Roberts will start .to Seattle im
mediately to investigate the ass-?y of
fice scandal. It is do* certain that
Adams, the defaulting cashier, has been
stealing dus' for at least three ye?rs.
B'RTIISlfAD n
YUKON TERRIIORV
The Tital statistics of Yukon for the
month of October show that during
that time there were ten births, ?11
were children of miners. The deaths
numbered seven and there were three
marriages
One of the deaths isofficialljr reported
to have been caused by cerebro menin
gitis. T*o of them were by suicde. I
Print lp?l L?ad?
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
is tne leading tnnsorial establishment
ii Alaska. Everything in all the de- j
partments is strictly modern. The ;
baths are first class in all respects. J
f ACES FLEE f
Saltan Mast Act Or Wi? h
sttiiid homb .'dm ut
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Constant iaopU', Nov. 27 ? The com
bined European fleet is staudinc off
Mitylene island awaiting instructions.
It will bombard the cit* if the sultan
does not pay suns chaij: jd against h iu
at once or surrender Macedonian
finances.
COTIAGE CIIY
DUE I0V10RR0W
The Cottage City, of the Pacific
Coast Steamsbisp Company's line will
bedue to arrive in port tomorrow, f he
sailed from Seattle last Thursday ev n
ing and will have two and a half day's
mal.
Chamborlaln'a P-in B? .a>
Thira is no dinger form blood poison
resulting form a cut or wound of any
kind. when Ch imN^riain's Pain
B?lm 's use I. It is an antiseptic dress
ing and should be in every household.
For sale by Wm. Brit', we drugiest.
(?HARRISONS'*)
HALF PRICE SALE
We have twelve silk Shirt Wasits
lett from This Summer's stock,
wliich you can buy this week at
just exactly half price- Sizes 32
to 42. Regular paces were from
Ti?0week7:60 $2 tO $3-75
School Children Attention
Woolly, warm tarns- your choice
from 25, 35 and 45 cenfr .
Phone 55. Store Open Evenings
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?una BOX ?F eflNDV'Uli""
is always an acceptable gift aud we are pre
pared to supply you with the very best that can
be had. We have secured the agency for
Plow's Famous Candies
and the largest shipment that ever came to
Skagwav will be received in a very days
We also carry a large stock of our own cele
brated make of
Bandies and Chocolates
which are known to everybody as equal to the
% BOSS BAKERY *
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fresh Candies
MUIR'S
Fifth Avenue
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
JUST RECEIVED J
fresh Roasted Virginia Peanuts fvery Day j
Headquarters for
PHUNNY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES j
COMES BACK
Dr. VaritVs SpokesiiHU RJ*
t in us From South
i
Charles Macdonald, dark of the ter
ritorial court at Dawson, arrived on the
Amur and left for the interior on to
day's train.
Mr. Macdonald has been in the st ites
with Dr. A. Varicle and the latter's
secretary, F. Myron Warrington. While
away he delivered addresses in man) of
the most important Western cities up
on the proposed dash for the north pole
and expedition for which is being orga
nized by Dr. A. Varicle. He feels as
sured of the success of the expedition
Dr Varicle and Mr. WarriD^ton
went ins'de last week, having arrived
' on the last trip of the Dolphin. Be is
j hurrying in at the present time to join
the Canadian mounted police expedition
to the mouth of the McKenzie river
and Herschel island, with a side triD
from there with relief to the American
whalers which are frozen in between
the McKenzie river and Point Barrow
This expedition will start out from
Dawson about the middle of December
and it is expected to return about
I March 15 or April 1.
Pile. Br ue Big Prloe
Fairbanks, Nov. 17 ? Seventy-five
dollars was paid for a pie by J. Stewart
the Cleary creek operator. Pies were
sold by auction and $400 was raised for
! church at Cleary creek.
THANKSGIVING
Your turkey will not be digested
without having a glass of wice with
your dinner.
We u ill Give Speo'at latino meat*
for This Occasion
6 years old Kentucky Bourbon or Rye,
$3 per gallon.
8 .v ears old Old Taylor, $4 per gallon.
10 years old Bond & Lillard, $5 per
gallon.
San Carlos Winery Wines A>o
Snpei b
4 years old Port or Sherry, $1.50 per
gallon.
G years old Port or Sherry, $2 per
gallon.
6 years old Sweet Muscat, $2 per gal
lon."
6 years old extra tine Malaga, $2 per
gallon.
Very fine old table Claret, $1 per gal
lon.
Seattle Pilsner bottle beer, quarts,
$2.50 per dozen; pints, $1.50 per dozen.
A. B. C. Bohemian bottle beer,
quarts, $3 per doz: pints, $1 75 per
dozen.
Telephone 3t. Free delive'y.
The Monogram Liquor House,
11 23 6t Bloom & Korach, Prop3.
1111
Cor. 5th & Broadway. 'Phone 90
Cigars and Tobacco
Stationery
and Fishing Tackle
?NEWS DEPOT*
New Books Just Rec'd
Four thousand Russian sailors mutiny and take pos
session of quarters at Sevastopol? Soldiers join
in movement which bids fair to become general
throughout nation--- Revolt shows leadership
(Special Dispat< li to Daily Alaskan)
Sevastopol, Nov. 17 ? Most of the sailors of the
Russian Black Sea fleet i ave mutinied and tho revolt is
c pre - ding to the army. Pour thousand mutineers, from
the navy, are now holding admiralty point which thdy
hold despite the efforts of the government to dislodge
them. They are receivi g accessions hourly, and the
men on board the battle hip Kniaz Potemkine, which
was in the hands of insurrectionists last summer, have
signified their intention < t" joining the rebellion.
The mutineers are ably lead. They maintain the
best of discipine and defy the admiralty to do its worst.
REVOLT MAY BE GENERAL
St. Petersburg, Nov. 27 ? Advices received at
ALSKA\ FISH GOES
EAST TflEN BACK
Codfish, caught in Alaska wa ers,
sold by Seattle fishermen to eas ern
bujers, are being shipped back labeled
as ' Great Bmks" fish and retailed in
the Seattle markets.
Because of the prejudice existing
against Pacific coa-t codfish a Se .tile
company has fought ineffectual!} for j
four years to find a lo al market for its
product.
In the meantime practically all the '
Alassn codfi-h catch has been jout icy
intr across the continent to the Atlantic
coast and then m iking the trip i>ac?t
again to b? sold under an eastern 1 bel.
Fishermen claim the Alaska ct 1 is
really a better fish than those ca igbt ;
in eastern waters. The fish is la.'ger
and commands just as good a pric 3 in
the cast.
Mrf. Lo Fivro Give* Far wall.
Mrs. Le Fevre entertained at Cirds(
at he home on Twvelfth avenue S tur- .
day evening in honor of Mrs. E R.
JStivers, who will leave Skagwav soon.
About a dozen ladies played eu -hre
until 10 o'clock, when they were jotned
by their husbands and an elaborate
luncheon was served. Tho evf ling
was greatly enjoyed.
BIG IME
Nome Commerce Rods Into
Large Figures
It is dow estimated by local steam
ship men that 45,000 ions of general |
merchandise were carried to Nome
ibis season Besides tha merchandise, '
the vessels took 4,000,000 feet of lum
ber, 14,030 tons of coal and 2,lo0 bead
of 'ivestock of all kinds. The figures .
have been recently compiled from the !
records kept at Nome this summer.
While the passenger boats were in ,
the trade a total of 4,300 persons were,
carried to Nome and jame out from
that port. The bullion shipments sent J
out on the steamers are reported to
have reached ?4:6;'i4,83!) 17. That does
not include mail shipments or pokes
brought out by the miners. It is vari
ously estimated that thr vessels carried
a total of Bo, 000, 000 in gold.
Nettleton shce at Clay son's. tf
Puffs and Cream
Cream puffs served with whipped
cream at the Boss Bakery. tf
A Fre ;h Supply of
Limburger and Oregon
Cream Cheese
Just Received
Also a Barrel of Pine
SOURKRAUT
Send in Your Order
Sole Agent? Rose ol Ellensburg Butter
The Best That Money Can Buy
QUALITY TELLS EVERY TIME
this fact explains why G-AULT'S CEY
LON TEA is fast displacing- all other
teas throughout Canada
THE ROSS-HIGG-INS CO. Sole Agents, ? kagway and Juneau
army headquarters indicate that the entire eastern army
will probably iovolt. It is admitted that a half million
soldiers now in Siberia and Manchuria are ready to join
an insurrection at any minute, and that they are now
actually preparing to join the movement that has been
inaugurated a1 Sevastapol and to declare a dictatorship.
In many placet the revolt is already under way though
there has not teen auy conflict yet.
The revolt appears to be in the hands of capable
men and the leaders everywhere have perfect control of
the' situation.
RUMORED THAT WITTE RESIGNED
St. Petersburg, Nov. 27 ? Count Witte, minister
president, is reoorted to have resigned. No confirma
tion of the rep :rt can be secured.
SET D ATE
Filzummons a d O'Brien
Fix Date Fc,' Fight
(Sp clal Dispatches to Dailj Alaskan.)
Ban Francisco, Nov -27 ? Bob Fitz
simmons and Jack O'Biien have signed
articles to fight at Mechanics' pavillion
in this city December 15. Both are in
training-.
CIHMPWfRimNO
STALLION SOLD
New York, Nor. S.'? Croesus, the
trotting stallion with a record of 2:02i
sold yesterday for $"1,000 to M. V.
Savage of Minneapolis
Only Pluo ? in Town
The only place in Tu rn at which you
can get Jos. Seagrem'i White Wheat
Whiskey is at the Sea', -le Saloon.
Special s*le of wall paper at Harri
sons'.
IN AND OUT
Amuo Arrives and Sails Oat
Again
The Amur arrived this morning at
1:30 o'clock with a small quantity of
freight, a dozen passengers and three
days' mail.
She sailed out at 10 a. m. with 22
passengers for the south.
Askod Aid of Court*
While going down on the Santa
Clara, Stenographer Jeffries was suf
fering somewhat from seasickness. One
day while leanir.g over the rail and
showiDg in a very expressive manner
that each roll of the boat was causing
him to feel sicker, the judge happened
to pass by, and noticing Jeffries' plight
tapped him oi the shoulder and said:
"Anything I can do for you, Jeffries ? "
"Yes," answered the other, in a
mournful tone, "You will do me a great
favor by overruling this motion."? Val
dez Prospector.
\\ hint lull i f wisdom to buyers of ^
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Our special effort this season has been
in the c .rection of ORIGINAL Nov
elties aiid we shall in a few days deem
it a pri\ iledge to shall you a v^ry ex
tensive ine of the latest, most usefull
and artistic novelties in a pleasing
variety chat insures an easy selection
| of appropriate gifts for old and young.
Wait aid see it before you part with
I vour mcney
I Wm. BR ITT
r&iim Photographs 1
The largest stock of Indian Curios
In The choicest selection of Alaska Views B
The only Eastman Kodak and films house I
- The Only thoroughly Equipped Studio n
In Southeastern Alaska
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Skagway ant Jnneaa, - - - - Alaska