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The Caribou Hotel
E. V. C.IDLON, Proprietor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
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Immediately Opf>o?'tr the White Pa*? Depot
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iThe Mystery!
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1 House
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? Story ot the Skeleton In the ?
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l.eorard Fttx Roy ?it?tnc In his
club !n tendon when ho w-t? exile*) t>?
the te'opbone. and a master workman
who was taariajr dowa a s tract ore FUz
Roy owned in the vicinity of the Pail i
dir.tfoa ra way elation asked him if &??
k.>sM cos ? tt> tlie t ciMinf #?? soon a>
pos?; h> riri Rot nske?t why he <v;i
wai'ed. bat the man |v>' ! 1\ m he wonUi
rrith.>- l?o w.wi J : .id -are for UIn? j
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TV buiMinc t-eir._ ri7cd hr-t once
fver Hw of the I'.'i lioVs. sit-;
&at? i at t'.e time it v...* 1 u 't in the
Vonrtry lie r the it> <<t I.. ? ?] > ; I>::r
Ini the r ir u?;. o?-n tV j-ar. lament
? 1 ? i?? ?>v~ei<i i e i"';; Rojs vol*
: r lent ? -,?f ??? rs ??T tN< l.iti-. -\t ?!v
f -*>i> o ' Uie .ctier iN? pro;<?'"ty b?il
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*rr/ v. ?s g?;.at .* tST^BrsTrtx
had <! t : ;! the nc'dil-orli ???.!
was 1 i f - cowt.ierc.al purposes,
when t " . ? -y . ft it f*>r a mere congenial
kvat,>n N 'u it was being elimiuated
t<> ro?.ke \*ay for a structure more in
Li-eri j ? th its surroundings.
Ki;r Roy called a cab and drove to
the h >u ?? ?-f It:- it: '-esters Work lia?t
been mi?, ?!: '? 1 on a certain |?orti< n of
the buiiiiii- tfl th??re the foreman
led him Kermvinc material front
above. t be workman had opened a com
l-artrr>eiit a bent ~ hy ? feet, suif >s*"l
(?> hare ot . naily bci n one of thos>'
Urge cti" i*-y? built In former times.
*ti<1 ott.'v. U a iMt-jtiH' Mad. or, rather,
>kn! Tlit .. ? ,1 to; ?rte?l the find to
their !**>?. vb i ordoiT-d the work stop
P<?<1 aM te'i-nh t?1 for ftic owner.
Fi!z K"\ v. ,i> freotly interested. He
? ' t' ?? w- Is i'ueios tie the space
|?*\v ?r.Kl ??"i e\ory *'a?t\ It widened
M i oc-s of the tiirire. assnm
Ii.j \ -le:M of .iH ? ,d time Are
; .?r . the ; of which had U>eii
'.I a - nc ranel four feet
In Poicht. the outer side ?>f which luul
Ihv:i p;;iu:*-d to represent oak. The
panel lianc ?>ti 11 steel crossplece and
was moved l>.v a s.eel sprint A l>rick
wall hail heeu Unlit at I ho opening,
coverlug the panel
What few hairs remained ou the j
skull wore unite long. ami around the:
nevk was a lace collar of the time ofj
Charles I The i-ostuiue was of that I
periiHl In tiie fireplaio were arms of
the same time, so that there was only |
standing room for the fit ate. About |
i it* wi.ist was buckled a rapier on the
blade of wliii h wore stains indicating!
that it hul been lu^t sheathed with!
Iii.sni oil it.
? The work nf demolition ? proceeded
slowly. Kit 7. Key noting every particu
lar The least disturbance of the skele
ton caused parts of tin- clothing to lali
away The late collar crumbled first,
then the doublet The most surprising
feature In the case was that, while 'he
?-f>*mme was that of a cavalier of the
M'venteenth century, the* pelvis imlicat
el the wearer to have been a woman.
When a smilicient i ?pening had been!
iu:i'Je to remove the tlgure without
shaking it apart Fitz Hoy sent for a
1 casket anil hail the remains removed ,
To the family vault. There it was put
in one i f thi- vacant niches and mark
?>i! "Caroline Kleanor Tit?. Roy. l?.sap
l?eaieil l'J- ltod\ found 11* ? ."
The discovery of this skeleton forms1
t fie ? (implement of an unfinished >r\
imiciil a story the whole of which was
known only to Caroline Kleanor I'itzi
iTnv herself I.eonard Fitz Hoy wa? 1
familiar with all of it that was on rec |
ord and. using such light as w i~
thrown on it by the discovery of the
skeleton, completed a romance that had
been incomplete for between two and
three hundre 1 years.
Purine the war between the king and ;
the parliament Fitz IJoy hoii?e was tin
scene of exciting events But a few |
ni:H?s from l.ondon. its occupants were!
interested and were cognizant of th>-[
opposition of the lawmakers to the roy- 1
r; i authority and were greatly ineeused
at it
This Caroline Kleanor Fitz Roy was
1 1 tli.it time a beautiful girl about twen
iv years old. noted equally for her at
, e personality and her loyalty to
t'.e K::'s Many of the young bloods
of lior time were In love with her. and
vout'.g Roundheads would doubtless
have been equally liable had she beeu
Accessible to thetn There was one
Roundhead. however, who:n she had
- Known. He was Richard Poin
oe^ter. the son of a gentleman who on
a count of some injustice he conceived
the kinc had done him had joined the
parliamentary side. Richard up to the
time he and his family had taweu part
against the king was the favored one
of all Caroline's suitors. Women are
apt to be more violent in their advo
| cacy of a cause than men. anil from
the moment she learned that Richard
had turned Roundhead her love for him
seemed to have turned to hate. Just
before marching from Loudon with bis
! command to meet the forces of Prince
? Rupert he rode to Fitz Roy house to
' bid her goodbj.
There is little or no record of the in
terview that took place at that time,
but other data indicate that she scorn
ed the young man who had espoused
the cause she condemned. A fragment
| of a letter says: "Richard was here
today to see Caroline. Tie rode away
' sorrowful, while Caroline came upstairs
with her cheeks hot. her eyes flashing,
and shut herself in her room.'' That
she did not see him again till after
the eiecution of the king is mentioned
1 in the family archives: aNo that she
Only Ore "BROMO QUININE," that Is ^ ^
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The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't send out of town for your work. Lot* us "quote
y<>u prices? show you samples of stock, and do your work
QUICKLY. WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICE*.
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spurned hiui as :t regicide. accusing
Ul in of being equally responsible with
the regicides for the king's death. This
time when Richard left her he was
more angered than sorrowful and told
her that he would never see her again |
The loss of her cause, the execution
of the king? an event appalling to a
headstrong cirl who considered the
person of her sovereign sacred? the
fact of her lover having joined those
she considered her enemies, seemed lo
madden this loyal maiden. Doubtless
the chief cause of her wrath was the
loss of her lover. There is 110 evi- J
dence that she had ceased to love hi in
notwithstanding that she seemed 10
hate him. Morn likely, what appeared j
to he hate came from the very inten
sity of her I He and the fact that it 1
had l>een turned to hit! ernes.*.
Altout I he time that Cromwell was
proclaimed lord pr->toiior of England
Richard IVindexier's rnirlmcnt prepar
atory 1 ? ? bciim ? 1 5 ~ ' mded was encamp
ed ca tiicanl ground :i short distance
from Fitz Roy house ot o nfierii'xm
some officers rV ? ? in'o camp met
man rapidly ai
lie did
not sim
then I*
rode I
ibcv s i n k
uoii.
tlietn ti '! ! v was uti >n I hem.
I Vildly. They
h.d v:::ds. when
???;! Jill 1 tlielll
? Pair path
>11: ? of their
1 pierced
? . j 1 ills, hilt
Dismounting. : ?
own regiment " '!??>
I.y a rapier il ?
not dead
SusjuH-ttnc t'l't the i- "'i 1 hey had
met had c. '. th ? f-to-'e. two of
the party
They
might <?' ' -i ! saw him
turn In' 1
honv :\
can'e u"
they eiit ?
eve1^ r.'i
there e:>.
servants,
excitemo:
Roy
i\ they
Hlllt lOg.
.. rcbe .
tie was
..nd the
?f.l :my
W:lrt
on tin pre: ? t'i- ? a r<> n t 'laut t ? ? ;
cive up the '?ha-.1. I- 'I s'a- o if was
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and reported tin- 1 t?. :'?> ?? -. In. h i-' j
rein.'lned witli tim
He had I . v'n . I 1. i :
they had fomi : his 1 > .-n n Hi ? ? 1
sai l that '!n\> ' ? o ?" ?
tense re!i? f p ?= ?<: ? " ! ' 1 ' '
A cuiivejunw : t fiv.i the
raui,>. lie va i-.'.r M ":ii and
pi ice 1 on l:!s cot. <? !i T- '??? r: aiaincd j
I' r s..iiic lire * i:r: f 0111 lis
woiil d. W cm he ?. es al-'e *o he alwuit
again I < ? !> I the t'uiiili.etii.rv erv 1
ice and. 1: >i lis; abroad. entered that ol
the kitur of Ira nee. lie declined to tell
1 who bad stabbed him.
One afternoon Caroline Fitz Roy's j
horse was noticed nibbling the grass ]
in the grounds of Fitz Roy house. I
| She had net been at home for a day or I
two. and it was supposed she had re
! turned. But she did not appear. A
[ search wns made for her in and about
I the house, but she was not found.
| That was more than .< u 1 years atro.
( and she is still missing.
I Foindexter remained a number of
| years in France. His family in Kuir
land besought Mm to return, but he
, would not.
, Finally the story i!::!t Caroline I
! Fitz Roy ht'd long beeu niissins
brought him home lie seemed greatly
distressed at the mystery, but if he |
J had "anything to d? with the girl's di<
appearance he never told In a let'er
1 written when lie was si 11 old man. in
which he referred to the matter, lie as
sumed that she had gone to a foreign
country, where she must have died
I One thing about the panel in the
demolished hctwe (hat Leonard Fitz
i!uy careful ' r-n : ' nil WHS Wtietll
er there wrs ?i!i> win of opening it
from ilii' ? t * i or. l it ttinr there
wns not lie hi I in supplyiug
sullii lent perts o* iiie story to lend him
to infer thai laroiiti' i'it" Uo.v. fol
lowluu iiiii'e I'Iiiii "i moved i?y some
cnnse that il'(! not i'j |ierr went dress
ed as n nii'ii to -eel; her lover nt or
near his tamp TImm met. and she kill
ed him When pursued l?y Ids brother
officers she dismounted and entered
the house wlthoti' being seen l>y any
one of the household ami. knowing of
the secret spnen. went into It to hide
The panel cloved with a spring, and
she was una hie to open It
Among suhso-jiiMit alterations the
fireplace was iiri-U'l up Quite pos
sibly at the ft >h her Imprisonment
pile was *he r?i 1 1 \ . u? who knew of the
se ret spn'O an 1 the pani'l hy which It
was entered
The "toy.v "f l!;ls ff'rl. sealed for two
eenturies. is a fore;>al>|p illustration of
those lines in Coleridge's |ioeni "Chris
tobel
For to ho ?r.>th with one we lov<*
Doth work likv npilness on the t-rala
GREAT Ci EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mother*. Only
two baxreJa left. After that price wU
Lie 35 cec^B per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
New clean comfortable beds for
50 cents and up at tho Dominion Ho
tel, Whltehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
sey, IToprlotress. tf
A fine mild temperance drink is
'.he pure wholesome beer made from
'.he sparkling waters of Tumwater
Kalis, and the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
chiiccst growr hops. Brewed as on
lv the Olympia Brewing company cau
brow. Kor sale at the Board of TraJe
Bonded whiskies ? Gibson, Mount
Vernon and Belmont. The best of
Boor ? Blue Ribbon, Bud weiser and
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tele
phone G7. f-f
GRANO REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train la now selliag a
big lot of >iood Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom this date on all calls Intend
ed for Henry Frledenthal, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76) and your can will
receive immediate attention. He as
discontinued bis office at the Bough
'ou Cizar Store.
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? Relieves CATARRH of<
tho \
OK. ADDER <
and all <
Discharges in }
HOURS 1
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED?
by local applications, as thoy cannot
reach the diseased Dortion of the ear.
Tfcere la only one way to cure deal
| tu-ss, and that Lb by constitutional
re met lies. Deafness is caused by an
In (lamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube la Inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or Imper
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness Is the result, and um
elsa the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
rnal condition, hearing will be de
ctroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
?re caused by Catarrh, which is noth
Ing but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gt^e One Hundred Dollars,
for any case of deafness (caused by !
Catarrh) that, cannot he cured by !
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clr
culan, tree.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. j
Sold by Druggists, 7oc
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl
j paQoa.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster Bay Mines
at Ladysmltti, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked.. $13 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
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SEATTLE'S
LeadlDR Popular Prir?1 Flote)
Hotel
Georgian
F.uropoaq flan
<11 Outside Hutp;
i RcKjmn. Efetfanlly
Furnished
I Sample Rooms
! t.'ommerclal & Fam
ily trade Sollr ted
I f 1 5i i n J1
RATEP
9li>ffle Rooms i\ up
Two Persons 41.50 up
Koom with bath 2I.5(j
Two Persons ui>
F. 6. CA LI) WELL.
Manager
Take Kast Lake car from FOURTH AVENUt
Union Depot to Fourth Iter , t'nlon A Pike
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICK LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oahkoah, ? Wikconain jj
C. E. Bogardus
Assay er
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Gold & Silver H 00
Gold, Silver & Copper .. J 60
Cyanide and Milling Testa.
90 Columbia St. Seattle
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
still iiii l Mig
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SEATTLE, WASH.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAOWaV: WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the observattoa taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
April J0^1912, te ai follnwi:
feajp. time observatn .. .*.'40 above
Max. preceding 24 bra .. ."J'63 abova
Mln. " " " . ?}.' 22 abov?
> a? " I" " 43 above
Barota^U* SO. Cloudy, N*. wind.
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
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RTATIO.VS - Afoo>% Below
Tagish 30
Caribou 30
White Horse ? ,
Atlln 28
Lower Lebarge 28
Hootalinqua.
Big Salmon 24
Yukon Crossing 22
Selkirk
Coffee Creel' }i> <
Stewart River j<>
Ogilvie.- - ? -10 ,
Dawson ...... . . 10 >
8 J. IKUTA
tfANTFACTrRlNC,
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Ca
Indian Bask'
CHINA AND CUT2'
Official Watch ln?p?ctor
W. P. & Y. Route
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HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [jmu] Alaska
T.arge, C lean, Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Joneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
ussu:?3tsntT:t:t??tm;??iiiii:i:imrc>
A HOME for 48c PER DAY
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As I em about to dispose of several pieces of
property and close out. I am offering a Four i
Koom House, close in furnished, with good \
steel range and bath room for ?175.00. cash,
4* cents per day for One year and you have r
a home, also lots from 150.00. and up. j r
Phil Abrahams -:=? Skagway j
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individual^. ^
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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4 H. r. tEEMAN, Prop. ' |
| "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
The largest and best conducted dairy in A laska. ? ? 4*
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To til pollution White Ptm & iTftkoft Route.