THE DAILY ""3S?r ALASKAN
OITV QFPICIHL PHPER
No. 280 VOL VIII.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA THURSDAY DECEMBER 28. 1905 PRICE 10 CENTS
HARRISONS'
Our show of holiday merchandise is
far advance of previous exhibitions.
A few suggestions may help you.
FOR THE GIRLS
Work Boxes- Manicure Sets- Furs- Handkercheif and
Glove Boxes, Autograph Albums. Doll Trunks- fto
Carts and Carriages. Dolls, from 4 for 5c to $12 each.
And althe late and standard games.
FOR THE BOYS
Iron Trains. Toys. Fire Engines. Sleds, Tool Chests.
Drums, Steel Wagons, Steam Engines and Attach
ments. Electric Trains. Tops and Motors. Horns,
Books and all sorts of mechanical toys. Loop the loop.
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS
Our book line is v* ry complete, and our stationary
has no equal- Fancy St0 2ks, Ribbons. Purses and
other gilts too numerous to mention
We have the Henry Hutt and Christy's
Calenders for 1906.
CHRISTY'S LATEST BOOK OF DRAWINGS
AND GIBSON'S LATEST "OUR NEIGHBORS "
Hand painted China. Xmas Cards etc., etc.
Store Open Until 11 P- M- 'Phone No- 55.
S0-H? B0?H? f
Poor Harry is dead and Father and m ither are
very s ck. If we had bought this year's pack of
canned goods from THE INDEPENDENT GROCERY
this never wou'd have hapdened. I never will
buy any more old canned goods
FRESH hazelwood butter
W. J. BLEPS0E
?JQOWOO*. >VV'. .
WE ARE: SOLE AGENTS FOR
Plows Candies
THE BEST MADE
BossDBaKery
C^>XhX8SC8>CMKK9:
I We are Headquarters for all kinds
s Trcsb ?audie$ and Chocolates |
CHOICE
Bananas Oranges
Apples Lemons
Nuts
I PHUNNY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES
WANI FAIR
j Los Angeles Pl*ns Grent
Exposition
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan.)
Los Angeies, Dec. 28? The city coun
cil has started a movement for a world's
fair to take place five or six ye?ra from
now 10 celebrate the completion of the
big water system that will be fiuisbed
| by tha', time at a cost of $21,000,000.
llT WOULD BE
VfRY PIEASW
The term "Teiritory of Alaska"
would be as placant as a "Suker" lem
onade on a hot day.? Seattle Times.
GET PIN
A1 ska Sonvenirs Free To
Skagway Ladies
Every lady calling at our store be
tween now and Christmas Day will be
given an Alaskan souvenir hat pin
free of charge. The pin will be found
both novel and useful.
Do not forget that we carry the best
stock of diamonds, watches and high
grade jewelry in the north; that we sell
them at prices that are right and that
there is nothing so appropriate for a
gift as a pure, chaste gem: a good, re
liable watch of standard make, or a
beautiful and useful piece of jewelry of
ihe best finish.
H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler.
See Muir for your mask for the
'masquerade ball.
Chriatma* loa Cream
Leave your orders for Christmas ice
cream at the Boss Bakery.
(REBELS CONTINUE VICTORIOUS
Revolutionists keep troops at bay at Moscow while
they take possession of city which is slaughter
house. Soldiers desert crown for masses- Women in
trenches and show great cruelty
(Special Dispatch to DaiJy Alaskan)
Moscow, Dec 28 ? The revolutionists have possession of
the city. Twenty thousand armed men are holding the
troops at bay and the former are wavering. Many of them
have joined the insurrectionists. The slaughter in the city
of those in authority and their sympathizers is continuing
with unabated fury.
The women have shown the greatest inhumanity and
cruelties in the slaughtering and many of them are now
fighting iu thetreuches against the soldiers.
The revolutionists are operating in three sectious and
are every where succersful. 1
The ground covered in the fighting extends for eight
miles.
G-OVERNMENT ADMITS DESERTIOJNB
St. Petersburg, Dec. 28 ? While the government denies
the claims of wholesale desertions in the army it acknowl
edges that one regiment, with its 'arms, munitions and
equipment has joined the insurgents at Moscow and is
fighting with then, against the emperor.
ARMED RESISTENCE FOR POLAND
St. Petersburg. Dec. 28 ? Armed resistence to the crowu
on a larger scale than heretofore is planned for Poland.
CZAR SAYS WILL STJPRESS
St. Petersburg, Dec. 28 ? The czar claims the Moscow
revolution will be supressed within four days. New troops
are being rushed to the scene of the fighting.
BAD PL ION I
Stnto Oominao Pres:dtut
aud Cabiiiet Fly
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alask.in.)
Washington, D. C? Doc. 28 ? Presi
dent Carlos F. Morales and his cabinet
have Mow n from the capital and they
might try to set up another government
in some othar p-rt of the country.
This is feared. They are being pur
sued by troops but their destination has
not been learned though he might be
seeking a juncture with Jiminez who
opposes the regime of Horacio. They
are dissatisfied with the arrangements
made with the Unued States, which
has charge of Santo Domingao finances.
The American receivership has not
yet been distubred. Thesta'e depart
ment will not interfere with the situa
tion until actual lawless ess exists.
Earl ft Wilson collars and cuffs at I
Clayson's. tf
AGROUND
str. Or gon A f hoiv On Dong
las Island
And 2.000 oth< r Alaskan Views at
h If price until January 1.
8x10 views 25 cents e.'ch.
5x1 views, 15 cents each; 2 for2."< cents.
14x17 views, 75 cents each,
Just the thing to mail to friend for
Xmas. Case & Drapek.
AfltR Jtff
J-.ck O'Brien Wants to Fight
Bis; Jim
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
San Francisco. Dec 28? Philadelphia
Jrck O'Brien is hurling challenges at
Jim Jeffries, recently retired as the
champion pugilist of the world.
O'Brien compares him;elf to Cor ett
when the latti r met Sullivan.
Fit* Talk* of Wife
Bob Fltzsimmons deuies the rumor,
in circulation for several days,
that his wife, who left him recently,
ran away Jimmy Britt. He blames
Major Miller, a farmer lover of his
wife, for h^r departure.
Drr. ?nntratl.'n forFKz
There was a r<-maikable reception
given lo Fitzsimmons at his appearance
in the opening ni^ht of '"Fight For
Love."
Ho ird Special Prosecutor
George C. Heard, of the Juneau law
firm of Winn & Heard, has been ap
pointed special district attorney by the
attorney general to assist in the suits
against those charged with attempting
to jump school property at Juneau.
Nettleton shce at Hayson's. tf
The Mascot saloonsells liijjors
by t;ie bu k or case go* ds at wholesale
prices. A.I1 th(i old brands always on
hand.
Get your masks at Harrisons. '
I Harrisons' have tne oily line of
masks in town.
For the best goods
at the best prices
See
k bib in
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best the World Produces
BRITISH BARK ARID CHEW
LOSE NEAR VICTORIA
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Victoria, B. C. Dec. 28? The British
bark, Hass, of Medford, EoglanO, eo
route from A neon, South America, to
Puget Sound, has baen driven on the
rocks of the west shore of Vancouver
island and all the members of the crew
are drowned. The belies of the dead
men are being washed ashore by the
tides. The vessel was struck with a
terrific gale. She was hurled against
the great, jagged, chimney rocks that
stand sentinel on the coast a :d, break
ing up, sunk to the bottom. The boats
apparently met the same fate of the
bark.
RECORD CASE!
I
Girl Baby Follows Roy 111
Fonr Mont lis
[?Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Albany, N. Y.,Dec.28? Mrs. Wilthie.
of this city, a repuable woman, gave
birth to a diughttr yesterday just 110
days after having given birth to a son. I
The story is vouched for by Dr. George
T. Alosler, of this city, the attending
\ physician in both confinements.
M4Y STRIKE
Gay Clioras Girls Are G- 1
ting Spunky
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New York, Dec 29? Chorus girls,
throughout the country, are threaten
ing to strike for higher salaries. Other
stage employees may join them. Man
agers are planning to meet the strike
by cutting out the choruses altogether.
iijtM
ESS y -? ?: Ill
iiie have a few Christmas novel'
ties left tbat are well suited for
Dew Year's Gifts. Ole sell them
(torn at cost
Wm. BRITT
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Ii The choicest selection of Alaska Views ?
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? CASE & DRAPER
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