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PRICE. 10 CENTS
REBELS STILL
ARE FIGHTING
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEXICO, May I ? Several passen- j
gers were Killed yesterday when a
body of rebels attacked a special
tra:n to Cuernayaca. The attack on
?he train came like a bolt from a
blue sky, everyone believing that
peace had practically come to the
< 'Untry.
The Rebel leaders are < xpeetod to i
V.- placed in an awkward position by
the occurrence as the armistice had
no been concluded. Friends of the
Stderos declare that those who dt
lServd the attack are only a ro\ing
band over whom the insurrccto lead- 1
crs had no control.
SENATE OBSTRUCTING
WORK OF THE HOUSE.
(Ry Ylaska News Bureau. >
country is now being made the vic
t :u of the Republican Senate's dis
i Wi of the Democratic House is the
opinion of many men of prominence
in politics. The impression seems to
1 genera] that the Senate is dilly
dallying with the Reciprocity bill
for no other purpose than to clop
th machinery of the representatives
and prevent them from making head
way. It has been suggested by some
wl are highly placed that a con
t - uation of this attitude would pro
duce a sentiment similar to that now
prevailing in Great Britain in favor
of curtailing the power of the upper
?"EATHERSTONH AUGH RETURNS.
r p. Featherstonhaugh left for
properties at Discovery. These projv
The coming season for this un
d?rtaking and for the whole AtHn
i ijtput is expected.
STATE COMES WEDNESDAY.
The State of California will arrive
Wednesday morning with 25 passen
l .->_:jHjJ^tons^o?_fr__^J^_<?_ _
TO SELL GOAL
10 ?. P. ROAD
Home coal will bo the fuel used 1
by the White Pass boats lip and
down the river this rear, arrange
ments having been made to have
Uiem supplied by the five Fin so:
Coal Company from its rich veins
at Tantalus. George J. Milton, tho
r.anager of the coal company, who ar. '
rived yesterday and left on this
nicrnlng's train, was accompanied by
h:3 new superintendant. J. P. Maoa
b* and seven coal miners who will
aid in the operations which it Is
the intention of the company to con
duct extensively this year. Mr. Mil
tt n stated last evening that he has
a large amount of business in sight
f the season. He will also carry
or: some experiments. Tho mines
nre declared by all the people of tho
inttrior to be one of the best assets
c' the Yukon Territory. Tho IVv
ni.r.ion government itself has more
than endorsed this view after having
made exhaustive tests
Mr. Milton intends to make an
oven this y*?ar to demonstrate tho
\a.ue of the fuel but this is done
more for the purpose of refuting the
arguments of pessimists and knockers
than anything else. A small crew
vas employed on the property dur
ing the winter with results that
the veins w;ll be of infinite advan
tage in the establishment and oper
ation of smelters for the copper and
other mines all along the Yukon.
u .,o have plenty of capital at their
CLARENCE SANDS RETURNS.
nnsoments to open his fine prop
to operating the mine.
The success of the work is certain
and the splendid enterprise shown
l?- Mr. Sands is expected l)> peo
ple who know the ground to result
in big development for that section.
Mrs. Leon Hudson was an outgo
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Have vou seen our Spring line
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DARROW SLOW
10 HELP 1010
(By Alaska Mows Huron u t
LOS ANGELES, Mar 1? Claren
the defence of the McNamaras but
tu- next best man available will b<
'XDIAXAPOLIS, May 1- Samuel
PRINCESS MAY TAKES ORE.
The Princess May arrived at 1"
I . m.. Saturday with .">? passencer*
ar.d left at 6 6. m., Sunday with 12
STORMS RAGE
IN THE STATES
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
?! ark- which have only been covered
OMAHA, May I ? Snow 11m to n
JOHN MEGERS SELLS RANCH.
( omes the property of N'els Peter j
THE PUILEI HOUSE-ALMS BEST
THE Pl'LLEX HOUSE DINING UO
te rritory ami the Yukoi.
One famous visitor went so far
man is Ix>rd Campbell whoso state
Mrs. Pill leu, the proprietress. Lord
OM Dl' RING THE SI MMER SEASON,
thrj could find nono of tho Inxurles
brm proper. y. For this reason too
l"MvMa"Teal
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Is a perfect blend of pure black
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+ teas of high quality, selected for
the strength and flavor they pro
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+ Sold in i pound Vacuum Packed Tins 75c *
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4. half pound tins 40c +
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
VACCINATION 13
ONLY A FAKE
soon .??* thov hav<> eon* n*?r bother
ipgr thf Hvrr<! out of
I t-t-n in S?-?ttle t*o woek* b*for?>
pox in two h" *atd. I haven't
Mr Msfrff thoneht t??> had nothin*
< nt going to pro1 ? hr w*? not fx
f<ro not ami ?: dors no good anyhow
BANGOR. MAINE
HAS BIG FIRE
(By XI**** N?*> Ftnreai )
n\SdOR. Maine Way 1- F>iHyone
'Mrd of thl# city Ilea In rnlna today
aa the result of * conflagration
which hM been ??Hnm e^naOed !n
'Aid fonstry for <??lriii'tlT?n??
The kows In property exceeds nix
n.lllfcm dollars and Uir?e people ??r?
bnrned to de*th bnt the wonder h
'ha* the loss of Hf? was rmt miKh
The Maze started In the bnslnew*
d-stilct bnt a hlah wind which pre
* * letl 'K>i?ofi H to <pr?wl to llH1
residential portion of tfc# city with
fury The Cfty Hull was t.h-<mt?ned
for ? time but II traa finally a*??d
HlMrnb of p~npM ha?e be?n made
l.om??le*s hnt relief I* no* h?tnc
TRAVEL"* H.OOO MILES
ON C. P. R. ALONE.
To traxel I4.<W mil** without |e*r
l:u the Canadian Pa>'flc R*Hroa<t'?
line- w*? the cxperi?*nc? r,f f f* w.
I.' wlo who has ret i?rn?d to hla dat|e?
here ?ft*r * most interesting trip
to EneUnd
Willi# In Ihe oW ooantry Mr lx>wlo
found conditions there to have b*en
iir.menaeijr fmpro*H In many ways.
iVercr before In history, b~ says,
nar# so many of th? poor ?r peopt?
r>een possessed of their own land*,
a (ton^ral movement hi faror of
landlords ??IHnt to tenants beina
noticeable. One of the Interesting
thin*s seen by him at the other ?i<V? .
w?* R.mbrandt* sublime picture. 'he
''I'1 of the F\>rt, which has been sofcf
' j J. Pierpont Worxan for the "im
of half a million dolh?r'?
V-VNY PA95ENGER9 WEPE
EXAMINED AT KETCHIKAN
Mav were lined op for examination
hv a doctor f Ketchifcan. hit the
examination ?a* a mere mraory one
* "d no on? was detained
F r W Lowle the c P R a*ent
for the line in Pfcaawsy. *j? ?hoard
He ?tates that the first boat w?n?
up the Slteenn river from Prince Rn
FOR THE
Transient Trade
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We are lined up stronger than ever
" Everything In Warm Goods
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|n Pell Shoes for Women and Men
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? W ool Coats. Mackinaw Coats
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? Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
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? Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
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? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
? Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
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? Wool and Working Gloves
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\ WILL CLAYSON-mL,
* The Home of The
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? HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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