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Oihkoth, ? Wisconsin
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^ E. %V. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
Car cross, Yukon Territory
^Immediately Opposite the White Pa*? D?pot
Well Equipped {Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz'a Adin Royal Mad' Stage Lane
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. r. IIIMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and beat conducted dairy In A laska. ? ? ">
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* on While Pan & Yukon Route.
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Juneau, AJaskn
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A OO
COPPER DEAL
GOES THROUGH
V Whltehorso apodal recently
printed In the Dawson News has this
to Bay regarding a mining deal lu
copper In which some English In
vestors buvo secured possession to
vial rns in the Yukon.
Bob Lowe, former Yukon council
lor, and prominent business man of
southornn Yukon, has succeeded in
selling two fine copper properties
located near Whltehorso to English
capitalists. Mr. Lowo loterostod tho
At.ts people In tho copper thoy now
hold near Whltohorso, and It Is
understood he has been promoting
another group somo time. With
such a deal commumated, much
more capital may follow Into tho
country.
Is understood other copper
properties of tho territory also are
receiving attention among outsldors.
Copper on the Nordonsklold, in tho
Merrltt creek district, at Rainy
Hollow and at the hoad of the White
Is being developed, and several ex
perts aro coming North to examine
them this season. Dr. Cairnes, of
the Dominion geologlcnl survey, will
visit Rainy Hollow, Kluune and
White river coppere In June. Dr.
McConnoll also is blllod to come
North on slmillar work this soauon.
II. E. Morgan, general manager of
tno Scolal Copper company of Ohio,
owning claims at the head of tho
Whlto, Is now going In from Whlte
horso wl'h a largo outfit for the sum
mer. It Is understood his conip
pany will do much developement
work, and will spond perhaps 12000
this year. The company Inst year
bus'hl tho Solomou discovery claim'
at the second conyon on the White.
Tho purchase price is said to have
been $30,000. The sarno company
owns claims on the Amorlcan side of
the boundary as well as on the Ca
uadlnn side.
Tho N. A. T. & T. properties were
worked considerably since January
by a crew of men who went up at
the time Griffith and Taylor left
horo. Griffith took up six men and
a ton or two of suppllos. He now
.'3 working his own properties. Tay
lor left Stewart City a few days ago
with another load of supplies for the
head of the White. Ho probably
will bo the lost up over tho ico of
the White this winter. Birmingham,
who came down with Taylor, outfit
ted at Stewart City and went back
to work or himself. Kingston and
Flnlalson came down with Taylor,
and came through to Dawson.
Hamshaw, who left Whltoliorse
several weeks ago with several
sle'glu laden with twonty-seven tons
of supplier for the head of the White
had not arrived thore whon Taylor
and party started down the river.
Hamshaw Is supposed to represent
some moneyed outfit.
FABULOUS TABLE ANIMALS.
Such a* Walsh Rabbit, Scotch Wood
cock and Mock Crab.
When one comes to thick of It. It Is
surprising how many fabulous animals
como regularly to the dinner table or
?upper table.
Among them, of course, the most
familiar Is the Welsh rabbit, which In
Its original form wim merely toasted
cheese. Some folks declare that the
name Is a corruption of "rarebit," but
this has never been proved.
Then there Is the golden back, which
Is a Welsh mhblt with a poached egg
on top. Chinese rabbit is n Welsh rab
bit with rice In It and a Mexican rab
bit (otherwise known as a Spanish
rabbit) contains tomatoes and onions.
So much for rabbits. But bow many
people are familiar with the Cape
Cod turkey? Plenty In New England;
where codflsh goes under ttiat nnme.
Scotch woodcock Is two slices of hot
buttered toast, with an anchovy on
each slice and a sauce made of half a
pint of milk and the yolks of three eggs
poured over them.
I/ess familiar perhaps Is English
monkey, which Is made by soaking a
cupful of breadcrumbs In a cupful of
milk and adding a tablespoonfnl of
melted butter, a beaten egg and half a
' cupful of grated cheese, the whole,
with salt and pepper added, being
poured over toasted crackers.
The mock turtle Is one of tho most
familiar of fabulous tnblo animals, be
ing served In the form of soup. In
"Alice's Adventures In Wonderland"
will be found a striking picture of this
remarkable reptile, represented with
the body of a turtlo and the head of a
calf.
Mock duck Is n roll of ebopped meat
and breadcrumbs baked. Mock crab
Is made by mixing equal parts of grot
ed cheese and butter, seasoning- with
salt, pepper and vinegar and adding a
few drops of anchovy sauce. The
paste thus prepared is spread on slices
of dry toast or sometimes served lii
crab shells.
Last, bnt not least remarkable, of
these mythological animals, known
only to tho kitchen naturalist is tho
corn oyster, which Is a small fritter of
green corn fried Ilko a real oyster.?
New York American.
The Man That
Was Hanged
By ARTHUR FITZ PATRICK
After being graduated from the law
school I looked about mo for an open
ing. The field seemed very crowded.
There were 000 lawyers In the place,
and all the busluess was confined to a
quarter of tho number. 1 concluded to
go west
When 1 first reached B., a county
sent In what was then a territory, tt
looked to mo that I had Jumped from
the frylug pan Into the tire. 1 found
every one ready to help me. but there
was little or no law business In tho
place, nnd law was my profession.- 1
was three months without a Job, and
then I got u criminal case.
A young man named Sargent, a cow
puncher, was accused of murder. It
wasn't murder at all. A miner named
Jenks had a grudge against htm, and
tho two met otic day out on the pluln.
far from every one except themselves.
Jenks began firing at Sargent, and
Sargent returned his fire, killing him
without getting a scratch himself.
Jenks fell on his face, and Sargent
turned him over to seo bts condition
and. finding that he was dead, rode
on, Intending to report tho matter
wheu he returned to town. Jenks bad
some gold dust on him, and so did
Sargent. A man passed Jenks soon
after he was killed and, finding the
dust, appropriated It and lit out. Be
fore Sargent reported the killing he
was arrested for It. with gold dust
In his iwckct and blood on his shirt
sleeve that he had put there by con
tact with Jeuks when ho had turned
him over.
It was n clear case against Sargent
though I believed bis story. I wns
unable to savo him. nnd lie wns con
victed nnd sentenced to bo hanged.
He told me thnt he was a younger son
of n British nobleman. Ills family In
England bad wished him to accept a
living In the church controlled by his
unclo, an earl, but Instead be had
come to America and becamo a cow
boy.
I confess I didn't believe this part of
his story till the day before he was to
be executed, when a letter came for
him announcing that his uncle had
died without Issue and he. Sargent
was now Earl of Bucclemouth. This
was proof positive thnt he was what
he bad represented himself to be. Tbe
letter contained a draft for a hundred
pounds.
There wns a reason why I couldn't
save him. The mun he had killed had
been popular, nnd bis friends declared
that If Sargent were not hung legally
they would hang him, and they ap
pointed a committee to see that the
Job was done. So he might as well be
hanged by the sheriff as by the com
mittee. For a whole day I racked ray
brain for some plan to get the young
mnn off. Finally I went to the sheriff,
told him the story and asked him to
help me.
He wan n good man. that sheriff, and
after thinking the matter over he told
me to let the hanging go on. leaving
the matter with him. I did so, and
the next day Sargent was hanged In
the presence of the officers of the law
whose duty It was to witness the exe
cution and the committee appointed by
Jenks' friends to see that vengeance
was meted out to him.
The body was left hanging till those
prcsont were satisfied that all was
over with Sargent and the last witness
bad left the Jail. Then It was taken
down, placed in a coffin, and. since I
had put in an application to be permit
ted to send It to the dead man's
friends, It wns delivered to me. I had
it carted to a railroad station some five
miles distant, and when a train going
east came along It was put into the
baggage car. I went with It. and on
reaching the border of an adjoining
state 1 went Into the baggage car and
gave orders to put the box off at the
next station. It was dark when I
stood on the platform beside it and
asked the agent to put it in his bag
gage room.
During the night 1 went to this
room, made a Jimmy of a screwdriver,
lifted a window and went Inside. The
next use I mado of the screwdriver
was to unscrew the lid of the box. and
Sargent, alivo and well, stepped out.
An express due an hour later was not
to stop at the station, but we flagged
It with a lantern and got nboard, much
to the dissatisfaction of the conductor,
who swore like a pirate at us.
On reaching the terminal Sargent.
01*, rather, tbo earl, cashed his draft
and insisted on my going to Kngland
with him, where ho would pay my feo
for legal services. There was no rea
son for a refusal, and I consented. He
drew more money In New York, and
we sailed at once, for my client was
in terror lest tbo deception should be
discovered and he be stopped by telo
grapb, though with his title and his
fine clothes no one would have taken
him for n cowboy murderer.
Well, we went to England. I re
mained my client's guest for a month,
when be sent mo home wltb a fee of
?>.000 for myself and ?5.000 more for
tlin sheriff who bad banged him. With
plenty of capital, I settled In a largo
city, and, belug rnthor practical than
legal, 1 soon got all tho clients I
wanted.
How was the banging managed? A
ropo was put around tho prisoner's
chest under bis arms. There was a
hook at the back, and when tho sheriff
swung the man off ho attached It Just
above tbo knot that was to break the
man's neck.
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Follow This Advice.
Novor neglect your kidneys.
If you havo pMu In the back,
urinary disorder", dizziness aud
nervousness, It's time to act and
?o time to experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which is
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken In time.
Doau's Kidney Pills are a good
remedy to use. It has actod effect
ively In many cases In this vicinity.
Cau Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial 7
K. Q. Ueaumout, 635 0 3t,
Eureka, Cal., nays: "For a Ions
timo I had a bud case of kidney and
bladder troiiblo. The kidney secret
ions woro too frequont in passage
and I suffered a great deal front
backache that was especially severe
ut night. I applied planers to my
back and used other romedios, but
without rocelvlng any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
tlcJo l'i tho papers about Doan's
Kidney PU's, I procured the rom
edy. I began using it and In a
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
used five boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pill/ aud cau say that I am cured.
As I did not tako any otber remedy
at the same timo, I give tho full
crodlt for my euro to Doan's Kidnoy
Pills."
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..LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPOnT
Results of the obHcrratlon tikes
at Mooro'a Wharf at midnight,
last night) 'a as follows:
Tomp. tltuo oMoTfafa .. . 4iab07?
Max. procedlns 24 hrn .. . CZ abi-vo
Mln. " " " . 34 above
i>au " " "... 43ttDO\e
Cloudy and calm.UaromoUjr 29:63.
P. & A. M.
White Paw Lodgo
P. & A. No. 113
mectit 2a kii?1 4th
Prl. Kv'ch or each
? V ?
month. Vl&ltlug brothors aro wel
como. I'ktl Abrnhama, Socrotary
W. It. HUlery, W. M.
Fraternal On'or
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Skagway Aorio
No. 25, Frater
nal Order of
Hagles meets the first and third
Wednesday night ot each month at
their hall on Fifth avenue. Vl.ltlng
brothers cordially lavlted to uttend.
John Grashtl, W. I'.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
> 15. P. O. K. ?
Skngway Lodge
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meets every
Thursday night
^ at 8:30. Kiks
TtSKffl-68a> C1UD ttnu
room open dally from 1 p. in. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothors cor
dially welcome. ? W. R. Hlllery, Kx.
h Geo. Magee, Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood ?
Camp Skagway No. 1,
A. B. meets ovcry Tues
day ovonlnu at 8:00 p.
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