EMANUEL HAS '
CLOSE CALL
(By United Press.)
LISBON, Nov. 26? A serious riot
took place here today, In which leveral
?hois were fired at Kin* Emanuel who
was out ridio*. He btrely 'escaped
death, -he shots Riazinfr his" head
Guaro.i surtouoded the carriage anil lie
was hurried to a place of safety.
.Mr. tl. H. Draptr cmue up ou the
Jefferson reporting himself as having
had n very enjoyable time, while,
also, completing the business he went
to look alter successfully. As dele
gate to the Grand Camp of the Arc
tic Brotherhood lit* says too much
cannot be said of the manner in
which Wtoria entertained the camp
TUe delegates were lodged in what
Mr. Draper says is the liucsi hotel
extant ? the Princess, built by the
P. R. and which is as much in ad
vance over ail recent examples of
what a hotel may be ? the old Palace
hotel of Frisco, for instance, as the |
Palace was over the older Baldwin.)
Every comfort and entertainment of I
the visitors was looked after. Mr '
t
Draper visited Bellin^ham arxt Seat
tle and Portland. In Portland by
request he delivered a lecture on Al
aska illustrated with steroptieon
slides. la a business way be was
very successful In securing a stock
of strictly new things, handsome and
attractive. In the way of Christmas
conceits of which he is very proud
FIRST SKOOKUM DANCE
Tlit* Skookums will give their first
dance of the season at the Fifth Ave
nue on tomorrow ? Thanksgiving ?
evening. All Skookums are invited.
Who are Skookums? Any body who
ever roomed and boarded at the Fifth
Avenue hotel is a Skookuiu. No
further iuvitation by Skookums
need be expected. The rumor is cur
rent that at sharp midnight a cracked
crab lunch will be served but this
cannot be confirmed.
$100,000 FlflE
AT VANCOUVER
(By United Presa.)
VANCOUVER, Nov. 24.? The Royu!
City mills was destroyed this morn
ing with a loss of $100,000.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.? Andrew
Carnegie has been summoned before
the committee appointed by the lant
congress to Inquire into and report *to
i the next congress with data relatin:
to the tariff question.
cumIsTs
NOW SENATOR
(By United Pres-s.)
I>ES MOINES. No\ 25 ?Governor
('umniiiis was today elected U. S
senator to fill the place made vacant
by the death ?>f the late Senator Al
Hson.""Lieut -Governor Garst has been
Inaugurated governor.
TO WORK THE !
JOSEPHINE
The Josephine copper mine owned
by Captain J. O. Williams and the
Larose estate. will be worked all this
winter. Captain Williams. Will La
rose and Umersoii Thompson ftaving
begun a winter campaign there Wed
nesday of this week. The Josephine
is located southwest ot town and not
far from the Valorie. Considerable
vork was done on this property last
winter when an excellent showing
was made. ? Whltehorsy Star.
The Unga mine on I'nga island,
owned by the A. C. Co.. which has
[ been idle for the past two years. Is
! now being operated.
*
Thanksgiving Day
Beautiful
Cloths, Napkins, Doilies
Lunch and Tray Cloths
The Only /lie- rice Haberdashers and Ladies' Furnishings.
Eysicl) and Kennedy
* ^
H. H. Draper sava he learned In
*
Seattle that J. A. Hellenthal, the
well known Juneau lawyer, is now
totally blind. Mr. Hellenthal was in
Seattle ut the time Mr. Draper was
there but Draper did not see him.
It will be remembered that it was
while on a visit to Skagway in at
tendance upon court last summer
that Mr. Hellenthal was first stricken
with this affliction ? or rather while
on the boat coming up from his
home in Juneau. He went immed
iately to the hospital here and sub
sequently returned to Juneau some
what improved. Afterwards he went
to his place on Lake Chelan. Wash.,
and has remained there much of the
time since. He was greatly Im
proved. Insomuch that lie was about
to return to Juneau and to business,
although his physician had warned
hi in not to do so Just yet On the
street in Seattle, like a flash, liis
sight left him and lie is &ald to be
now totally blind with slight hope of
recoovory.
CASTRO IS
(By United Press.)
CARACAS, Nov. 25? President Cast
ro sailed loday for Bordeau where he
will undergo an operation for an ab
scess of the kidney.
(By United Press.)
SPOKANE, Nov. 25.? Swiftwater
Bill Gates this morning married Sa
delle Mercier. a handsome stenogra
pher of this city. She is but 18 and
her mother runs the hotel Webster
where he roomed. They this morning
left for Europe for a stay of three
months. After that Swiftwater says
lie will return to Alaska to make
some more money.
THANKSGIVING Dinner? Turkey
and wine? at the Pack Train tomor
row.
I hope bouie jody comes to call
To take me to the Rard Times Ball.
ma bests
WHITEHORSE
Well Skagway won over at White
horse last night with, however, not
so very large a margin ? 63. Three
games were played with the scores
as follows: Whlt?>liorse, 792, first
game; 777, second, and 755 third ?
total, 2,324. Skagway, 788 ? 823 ? 779
? total, 2.3S7. The contest was de
cided not on' the games won but by
the total number of pins* and the
winning for Skagway was 63 points,
llock was compelled to drop out at
the end of the second game and
Hockett finished.
The Whitohorse team was com
posed of Barrager, Watson, Gordon,
Cade and Ulllls. The individual
scores of the Whltehorse team have
not come to hand, but Watson made
the high score for that side. 190.
and Olayson for Skagway, 1 S;>. Bar
racer is said to have fallen under his
usual play, his average being 170;
Gordon was reported also "in the
air."
FLEET SAILS
ON TUESDAY
(By United Press.)
MANILA, Nov. 25. ? The men of
the AtlaftCic fleet are being allowed
shore leave until Sunday. The fleet
will start on Us great voyage around
the world on Tuesday. The hospital
ship Relief Is several days over due
(row Guam
C. \V. Ask & Sons wish to. un
nounce to their patrons and friends
that they will close their store at
noon tomorrow.
E. H. Roberta, formerly' bill clerk
In the employ of the \V. P. & V .
who hus been visiting below, return
ed on the Jefferson tills morning.
J. D. Smith, traveling auditor of
the P. C. SS company who came up
on the May took the Jefferson for
the south this morning.
Judge Winn arrived up this morn
ing 011 the Jefferson and this after
noon made a motion before the
court to postpone the injunction hear
ing over the term. The court de
nied the motion and the case will be
argued on Friday,
AFTER DINNER SMOKE.
Smoke an "Embocado" after your
Thanksgiving dinner and be happy.
Get a box at Boughton's.
A Hard Times Dance! You bot
I'll K?>
If I can only raise the dough*
MANKSGIVING DINNER
SLGGESFIONS
Camembert, Roqufort, Fromage de Brie
Imported Cheese
Queen Olives, Pickels, Relishes
Malaga G-rapes, Oranges, Apples, Banans
Cranberries, Celery
GANTY & FRANDSON
SERVICES IN
THECHURCHES
Rev. Thomas Jenkins arrived up
on the Jefferson this morning yid
will conduct Thanksgiving services
in St. Saviour's Episcopal church to
morrow beginning at 10:30. There
will be special choir music.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Presbyterian church tomor
row morning at 11 o'clock. The ser
vice will be characterized by special
Thanksgiving music. All are Invited
to attend.
There will be Thanksgiving ser
vices and benediction at the Catholic
church, beginning at 9:30.
CHINAISNOW
IN UPROAR
(Sy United Press.)
PEKIN, Nov. 25.? Serious rioting
is taking place in many parts of
China. Americans and English are
taking refuge aboard gun boats. '
Mr. E. L. Miller arrived up on the
Jefferson this morning and was at
his post In Superintendent Hahn's
office today. He has been away a
little short of a month and says he
has been enjoying every minute of It.
He visited Vancouver, Seattle and
Tacoma. Business, he says, is look
ing good in all the towns he visited.
They have three stories of the big
new. Arctic club building of Seattle,
in place and rapid progress is being
made In construction. Mr. Miller
saw a number of Skagwayans in Se
attle and Tacoma. While he had a
good time, fine .weather, etc., Mr.
Miller says he is well pleased to get
back to old Skagway.
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EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY.
Table wines, liquors and cordials
for Thanksgiving at the Pack Train.
Herman Grimm, proprietor, phone.
JUDGE ROOT
HAS RESIGNED
(By United Press.)
SEATTLE, Nov. 25-Mllo A. Root,
of the state supreme court today re
signed, following unsavory charges
made against biin of having accepted
graftj The charges will be probed.
E. F. Pitman has acquired of W.
L. Rodman a group of three quartz
claims a mile and ajialf down the
bay ij-oni Seward. Running through
them is a thirty inch ledge of free
milling' gold quartz in which the free
gold is plainly visible W. L. Red
man made the discovery and staked
the claims last year. Mr. Pitman
has Ijh>;uii the assessment work on
the property, and plans are maturing
for the active working of the claims
next season. Assays of the quartz
i
made in 1907 gave returns ranging
from $10 to $300 j ton. ? Seward
Gateway.
COULMP
IDE FIGHT
(By United Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, .Nov. 25.? The
-Ketchel-Papke fight is to be pulled
off per schedule. The injunction
asked for by Gleason was thrown out
of court. There will be a big crowd
and considerable money change
hands.
TURKEY WITH WINE for Thanks
giving Dinner at the Pack Train to
morrow.
My shoes are out at Heel and toe,
A H?rd Times Ball it is, you know.
G-ood
Clothes
Cheap
When we say cheap we
mean from $15 to $30
We carry a full stock of
\
Adler& Sons
and
Hart, Scbaflfner and
Marx
SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
Drop in and see what a
swell suit we can sell you
for about $20.00
I era & co.ne?L
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