LUES REPORTED LOST
IN WHY TO THE STBIKF
A l 111 nl Kutrbanka tiiun U aula to
> ntui:s or Greeks wore drowned by
Louis So horn born heard the ro
! orts, and says that It waa reported
a pur. i> gun, uiul lit chasing tho bird
causing death within a few minutes
A Fairbanks man is said to have at
t? :njp',d to wad. ucro^.t the Nahe<
ua. when he sank lit the doop water
Mid never came to the surface. Tho
story has it that otto niun had crosi^
cd on horseback, a second man hold
they had promised to send back the
aniuia! Immediately for tho thin
xious to hurry along ho would not
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POST.U. FOKt'l" Sl'SI'Kt'lKU
( i 11HVC! IN DKAL
been arretted charKud with tlio thof
of Jewels 111 tnuuit from I'arht i
ihiril i>eraou, which ied to the clue
. lui-a have boon found pointing to
?
o tho royal family who thought o
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in SkaKwuy at 6:45 o'clock thl
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H. J. LYNCH
Leading Ladies*' Furnisher and Haber
dasher of Skagway
New York, Sept. 23 ? Notwith
standing the fact that a cold rain,
driven by a sharp wind* prevailed all
day Yesterday throughout this sec
tion of the state. It Is estimated
that fully twenty-thousand people
lollowed the last remains of New
York's dead mayor, Hon. William J.
(Jaynor from the City Hall to Trin
ity Church, whero tho funeral aer
vlce over the dead statsomaii was
Thousands of people lined the
streets iui the cortege passed slow
iy along, and everywhere tho great
est signs of respect wore manifest.
Various tunulcipal officials rodo i
carriages, while thousands walked lu
i he procession.
As tho hands of the big clock ov
eloven, every church boll In the city
begun to toll and for flvo minute
i oiitluued to voice the sorrow of Ihe
people of the American Metropoll
over the death of their chief exec
i'tor.
For five minutes all the tuunlci
: pal shops were closed down, and
trom eleven o'clock until uoon the
public schools throughout the entlr
i ity were closed.
The stock exchange did nol opnn
its doors until uoon.
From Trinity Church, after th
funeral services wero completed, th
casket was carried out to tho hears#
and slowly the funeral procession
proceeded to Grnowood comotory
where the lust sad rites wero per
formed, and tho body placed In its
last retting place.
MEAT C01I
BLAME FARMERS
Chicago. fSopt. 23 ? At this morn
Packer'* association, which Is hold-!
thi> i) resent meat famine on tho fnri.1
I'm of tho Uultotl Statos. The of
months past tho demand lias boon'
I'OWICKS WAKX JAI'A V TO
STAV Ol'T Ol- NANKING
St. Petersburg, Sept. 23 ? The
Powers sent a note to Japan yester
day notifying that country that In
the event Japanese soldiers wen
landed In Nanking tho Towers of
Kurope would Immediately do llkc
AKABS SLAY ITAMAX
(IKS' Kit A I. IN BATTIjE
Bengali, Sept 23 ? The Italia,
commander, General Torelll and 31
Italian officers and men were killed
In a battle yesterday with Arab
tribesmen. The news reached this
city today. Tho Italian lint of the
wounded includes 75 officers and
men. The Arab losses arc not stated
but wero undoubtedly very heavy.
The Italian column, wliich had bee
operating for some time against 111
tribesmen, found them strongly en
trenched on u height commanding
tho Valley of Tocnlz. Tho Italian
artillery finally compelled the Arab
to retreat to tho desert.
Gonoral Torelll fell at the hend
of his troops whllo urging them on
to tho attack.
CHAtUiKS OF SIjAVKICY IX
I-IIIUPIMNKS TO UK I'ltOUKI
Washington, Sept. 23 -Secretary
of War Garrison has Issued orders^ '
for a thorough Investigation of the! 1
charges which have rocently been
made that slavery exists In tho Phil
ippines.
Mi\: ;:s MlsT NE1THKR
IMf'KKT VMS I'AKADK
Calumet, Sept. 23 ? An Injunction,
was issued yestorduj ugtiiimt tin'
striking miners prohibiting tliein
from placing l>l<'kels in itml about
th?> mines, or participating In pnr
Advicc was received bjc F. F. V.
l.owle, Skagway agent (or the C. l'-l
It. that the Prlnfcoas May would ar
? ive here at 8 o'clock tomorrow ,
nornlng. The May is bringing twci. j
ty-flvo passengers and lit! tons of
l,euo:*a! freight. She will sail south
Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
Miss Verna Mulvlhlll wag a homo,
coming passenger on thi Steamship
Alanudn after an absence of four
months at Hope, Idaho, where Bhe
has been visiting with relatives.
?'U.W'CK SWE1T II Y
GUKAT THl'NDKIt STOItM
I'arls, Sept. 23 ? Thunder storms
of exceptional vlolenco havo swept
over Prance, doing great damage.
At Marseilles the streets ran tor
rents Hundreds of cellars were
flooded and merchandise on the
Quays was ruined or washed Into
tho sen.
All traffic In the city was suspend
ed for n time. A boat containing a
fishing party of six was capsized in
'
drowned.
Ardeche, and other places, houses
wore struck by lightning, with some
loss of llfo.
Tho Ladles Aid Socloty of the
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Henry Dlckeson on
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
MKHING FRUITS
After the arrival of the S. S.
Hnmboldt GOOD CANNING
PEACHES will have reached
the lowest price for this sea
son, and all canning fruits, of
which we will receive a fresh
consignment on every boat,
will be sold at correspondingly
low prices until the canning
season is ever.
P. H. GANTY, GROCER
MOTION FOR DISMISSAL OF
IMPEACHMENT LOSES SI TO I
Albany, Sopt. 23 ? Governor Wil
liam Sulzer's motion to dismiss tho
Impeachment proceedings was arg
ued at yesterduy'g session of the
assembly board of managers who
have plmrgo of tho prosecution.
The arguement was resumed this
morning before the entire assembly,
iand was mado by former Judge Lynn
J. Arnold, wlio Is acting as personal
advisor to tlie accused.
Tbe motion for dismissal was put
to the vote of tUo entire assembly,
at noon today, and resulted In it's
being overruled by a vote of fifty
one to one.
AMKKK'.V.V CIIOPPKI) TO
piKCES in' Mexico!
Sim Francisco, Sept. 23 ? About'
100 of the passengers who arrived
hero today on the Stoanier Peru,
were refugees from points along the
western coast of Mexico and they,
brought repetitions of stories of oth j
er refugees who preceded them to
this oort. Kcbcl chiefs In western
Mexico do not recognize each other
it was said, and In interims between
looting and murder they fight amonj
themselves.
Refugees from the stat<j of Dur
iiiiKO say conditions there aro be-!
yond description. They suy the
country Is overrun with roving ban<4
Jf i)eons drenched with liquor who
commit unspeakablo crimes.
The refugee* brought word of the
inurd -r l?y a band of revolutionists
)t M. P. Root, an Amorlcan cngln
? ?r. Ho was the superintendent of
til Eigro ininos at Topic. While on
lis way to Join employes of the com?
>any, who wero preparing to defend
lie mine properties ngalnst attacks
>f guerillas. H wns seized by a
lozeu bandits, disarmed and cut to
pieces. Root liad been in .Mexico for
1 1> years. He was 50 years of age.
Ma\ Lambert another American
?ngineer, who came in on tlio Peru,
tad a narrow escape in the stato of |
i'epic from bandits while defending
its wife and child from an attack.,
i lie bandits were closing in on his
lacienda. Lambert spirited his
vlfo, carrying the child, out of the!
vindow and she escaped. Lambert!
remained to fight and received a!
>iow that fractured his skull. Ho
vas cpiclly beaten and loft for dead !
I'lie bandits then proceeded to loot
be house and after they had loft,]
ttrs. Uiinbert returned and managed:
o obtain aid for her husband.
Subset i'oe for the Daily Alaskan
DOVE OF PEACE SHOOEl)
FltOM ANCIENT PERCH
Washington, Sopt. 23 ? Shooing tlio
dove of peace from its perch, John
Barrett, dlroctor-goncrul of the Pan
American Union, today installed the
banani us the emblem of internation
al trui.iuillty, at least so far as
Latin-America is concerned. In a let
ter addressed to the Senate and
House conferees on the tariff bill
protesting against the proposed duty
011 the fruit, ho portrayed the hum
Mo banana tut a powerful civilizing
influence.
"The building up of the banana
business has done more than any
other Individual influence to bring
about conditions of prosperity, sani
tation, hoalth and peace In those
low-lying coast lines of the Carlbuan
and the Gulf of Mexico, which, pre
vious to the banana era, were large
ly given up to wild jungles, marlar
ia, shiftless peoples and haunts of
lncipie.it revolutions " said Barrett.
It was suggested to one of the
conferees who reud Itarrett's appeal,
that (he dove romain and that it
carry a banana in 113 beak.
?'( IT I?K APOLOGY" SAYS
YALE'S FOOT BALL TEAM
Nov: Haven, Sopt, 23 ? "Excuso
me," Is one expression that will be
barred from Yitlo field during the
foot-ball season, according to head
coach Howard Jones. Jones heard
one of the back field candidates
apologize after having stood an op
posing "Hard on his head in pract
ice yesterday, and Immediately call
ed a halt.
"What are you excusing yourself
for?" bo Inquired. "This is a man's
game and 1 don't want to hear any
more of this 'excuse me' buslnon."
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