ratsowi wmio*
Frank Low*, the IVwsoc rwrchaot,
rw-esideot of ;.hf Soar. of tra>";<- at th?l
city, aou twonwvi for poiincai nam
MTir^c oc the C.U i?f >e?t;ie .w hi"
?r*y borne after ac exu-n >e<l trip to :ke
of the Souih Mr. Low*- was
aoee ch;ef of the :**a??ay "if* JfTMirl
xMttKi le*!:ne li.-bt in "ika^wky
pohltc*, *J?0 OOe of OUT I0JVTT'->*1 >;<>:
seas met
Mrs. l>orf( H'?och?r,1 *rn: chiWr?n
?rriT^J ic Sfc?cw?y on The City of
Sean* They have tver. vis'tinc *5
Juneau for a few t3ay?v ?hile oo tbo.r
way bv-me frorr L in )es They were
?eeoinpenied to>kae* ?< lyMnRlnfli
anl* hro'her Frank Bt-li, of orea.i
Pooaic Kos? mm; u;> ? of h^ oca.
>raoc<h of tbr i ana>1 i 'I Ka"?W of Cor
mere*, is :!! at 'he r?i,ro?i hosp.t* o
a vrere ook. H h-? he -n r* fn' in
i he t??nk letnocra- I > *>\ V- TTiwv-'""*.
iv' Wh-iehor*'
W W. Pietrtck. the Juneau holt 'DC
mores mar. wb>~ha- vro c Sk??w,ty
lor wwrtl day* oo wwine** reto
booe on tbr e'Vr^'L *>' n^c:
C. V. Vc< -?th an.! i >*< ? '.?eri. the
we 1 known fcnich's ? "he fiTllv left
the ,!e*ersoc. the >rn?er ?.?
to., the Inter 'o: K?t-h.kan
W. fl^Kinc au<3:: r for the VVh :e
ret .:rc<v 'rorc the Kf an -
a: Sea'.tle
L OMnch, tbe ;'?cs Train re?:.x..
ran: ;c*n. returoe.'. on Tbe l "it* of
Sea.te frott. a v ? t ? <>^thern o i e*
> v . Lucas "h- Ha;r,e? js.nes*
"n*c arr ve. 2 the l :y or Spittle
frotr. June*-.
I'avid Hastie re; .-a?v. or. the Oily o
TwbIi ftm the South He * at th?
Fifth A vfnao
Sr*d Tanner ?bo be*n T.-;t:nc
v. Seattle. Taeoma set o: htr southern
cities. return?* on the .tf"er?.>n.
P W Ter? !:?:er site. States
.ieputy collector of ntercai revenue,
eft oo theJ*?er?on f >r .'unt * *
Hector McLean returres. from
Ji;Dri" or. the Je*"er?>>r. >e?ter.iay
UtiTHESSLIiiiU Ri.'JR T
>*a?w?y. March 14 **
The weather conditions ?i :sk?vw?\
for the 24 hours preceding noor. toiay
were .vs follows
Max TemD above ifrc
Min. " ? above
Mean ? ?bove '
Temp, at noon at>.vc
V'recipitation
H. P. C ark.
Volunteer 1* S Weather . ihsorrer.
Elk*
There will I* a recti. ar meeting of
stiurway Lod^? No. Wl. iVnev.'.or.t
%ai: l*rotective Order of Kiks a: the.r
hail. Thur*la\. March 14. a; - p. m.
All visit inc 5-..is? are oviteo * 1 a:
taod
M. > Whittier.
secret a; y
Phono CltT Trwn?f?r
Kor vour coa.. wixxi *cd cetierai hau.
a$," rbo::e ??. Bouehtoo's cipar
>tore 1 W -1 mo
" ' ' 1*'
That
Rich!
Flavors
COFFEE
DWNEU-WRI6HT COl
wincimi com i roasters
?BOSTON*
WESTERN DEPARTMENT
JgjjgEH
Due to Arrive?
Ihe Celebrated
White House
Coffee
Direct irom Roasters
USI GROWS
lVa<i lu French Accident
Reach lfc"
vr*ec a I1. switch to Daily Aia>k!vn
Paris. March 14? The list of dead
'roir. the battleship -'t*na which was
destroyed by *3 explosion Tuesday has
reached 1 V. I.ess than .VU ha\e es
capee and many of them ?re seriously
wounded
Dpr, LMt
Ko.\ -terrier pup ? Short taii. brown
p?r>. answers to name Wlccles. '
He* an: 'or return to Matthew Bridge.
Skaeway LaandrT
For :'rst-ci*.?s work try Skacway
>?ucdrv Twenty-hve Tears' experi
' once. Telephone *9
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.
BANKERS
Any resident of Southeastern Alaska oar do his banking with
the oldt*i. largest, strongest back ic :he Northwest if he wishe<
uj. An account may 1* opened with Dexter Horton ?v Company
i-iarkers. Seault. by mail without the least trouble. Ani! the
money you are saving may be placed in our
SAVING5 DEPARTMENT
where it will earn interest at the rate of
4?o
We will tate care of any gold dust shipments sent us by exnress
and credit yoor account free of cosi.
Write t - abovt >n vcvorvT
Seattle, - Washington
~ $
Store
Open
Evenings
B. M. Beh rends Mercant ompany
Geo. Blanc hard, Man r
EOBEfT
FOR COONS
Senate Committee Make?
Importaut Discovery
St>ecial Dispatch lo Daily Alaskan) j
Washington. March H? The senate;
military committee that isinvpsticating
the B:-ownsvil)e afTslr, h?s secured
bullets from houses at Brownsville,
Tex.. which were fired into them. it i?
said, a! the time of the so-called
] outrage uere. the ca'ibre of which
ndicate that the* were not fired from
army rifles.
'Tom O'Grady," in "Sbaun Aroon,"
a dutiful son. and brother, will show!
his talents' Mr VV. E. Feero, our popn- j
lar W, P. & V. R. man.
prIcelist
Boaru of Trade Submits |
Something Interesting
The HOARD OF TRADE. Skagway'i J
: oldest house under a cominuous man
agement (established Feb. 5, has
removed to the comer of Fifth Avenue
and Broadway, where old patrons and
I new ones will be welcomed.
Only first class roods are carried In
stock.
The following price list is submitted:
Canadian Club, per quart $1 75
Seagram Rye whiskey, per quart 1 75
Burke's Irish whiskey, per quart 1 75
Scotch, ,'ameson. per quart.. .. 1 75
Scotch House of Commoos,pr.qut 1 75
Scotch Black Fsher. pecqeart. . 1 75
Scotch House of Lord*, per quart 1 75
Scotch I ajjarul n, p?>r quart 1 75
Scotch Hewar S]*cia! Liqueur, qt 1 75
Branny. Martell. per quart 2 25
Rran> v. Hennessy. per onart 2 25
Coats i'lvrrouth Gin. per quart 1 75
Uin. < Vd Tom. per quart 1 75
Gordon's Dry (jin, per quart. ... 1 75
Hurot tte's Sloe Gin. per quart. . 1 75
Itest Sweet Malaga Wine, per qt. 75
Be-t Tort Wine, per quart 75
Host Sherry Wine. |mt quart 75
Scotch, tohn Dewar Extra Special
Liqueur 2 00
The fai ious Olympia Beer is kept oa
draught.
English b'lliard and pool tables.
LKE GLTHRIE, Proprietor.
GOES BACK
M. Thomson Compelled to
Return to London
M. Thomson, one of (hose interested (
in the Rainy Hollow copper properties'
who wvs expected to arrive on the City
of Seattle was called back to London
just before the sailing of the shio.
His presence in England was required
on business in connection with his
uncle's estates The uncle but lately
died
Prof. Anderson, the mining expert
who is connected with Mr. Thomson,
came not th as far as Juneau on the
City of Seattle. He is awaiting at that
place for Mr. Macdonald. who will have
charge of the financial en3 of the pro
posed operations in the Chi'.kat valley. J
Those Skagwayans who are interested |
(n these properties are assured tbatj
work will go on as planned.
IN AND OUTj
City of Sea'tle Comes and
(ioes Again
The City of Seattle arrived from the !
South this morning at S o'clock with 15
passengers. 85 tons of freight and three
days' mail It ws* her first appearance ;
here this season. Capt. O'Brien and j
Purser Jones are in charge of the !
ves?el and her affairs. The Seattle !
will continue on the tun all summer, j
making regular trips She has be en
overhauled during the winter and j
placed In first-class shape to aocommo- j
date her patrons.
The City of Seattle sailed for the ]
South early this afternoon .
Fur coats at Clayton's. tf
Principal Bartoar Shop L**d*
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
it the leading tonsorial establishment
in Alaska. K very thing in all the de
partments is strictly modern The
baths are first class in all respect*.
LOOKS
Wliituh"ise t' ; pi" I'W-ed
W ii ll ' 'l 1" k
"Things lo->k c *1 at W rrhorso for
the coming ?nmm r," - id \\ t\ Ped
lar, of the White >r*e '' tn of Whitney
* Pe.llar, merch* its at i mine owner*.
"The success I h i* r<>-u'''ed from the
development of tl ? Dry n White rain
ine properties fn i which "???? tons of
ore have been ?h >ped since last fall.
ha? causal ottv ? mining men and
capita in ?- to g e their attention to
our proper' ie?.
"The Arctic 01 ef has tweo bonded
to Spokane pen e as writ as other
mines. which wr be worked th? neit
summer.
Mr. Palmer ha fo?o oi:;?ide to make
arr*ncr nient? foi 'he construction of a
smelter, and ev -rywhere there are
sign? of renewed ic'itflty."
It is underst.) <1 that ?omr of the
properties of Wh ?n' t Pedlar have
been bonded, nut Mr. Pedlir was ret' -
cent about hi* plars
Mr. Pedlar left >n the City of Seattle
today and wii! . main in Southern
cities for sbout ? oer.th.
"Henninp." a 'tpical money Itnr.er.
in "Shaun Aroon will be impersonated
by Mr. John l)or-oro
The Marcnen: cicar is made from
the best Harac Tobacco and haa no
equal. On sale h" W. W. Houghton.
DAILY 1*1 ?D
WiAItllRRrrORI
The rf port of wpaiher condition* at
? c <ck ihi* morning at poinu on the
<? jf ih" White and in the Yukon
r?:>y follows:
<>iacier? Cloudy, calm, 8 above.
White I'm" - Cloudy, norih wind. 10
?hove.
Kramer- Cloudy, calm, 10 above.
I /og Cabin? Cio.idy. north wlod. *
above.
Beoaett? C'w anowinr, M above
Penoinetoo- -Cloudy. north wind. 1*
above
Caribou -Cloudy, culm. I? above
Whte horse ? Cloudy, snowing. 20
above
Atlln- Cloody r?!m. 4 above
Taffish Cloudy, calm. 10 above
L?>wer Ijabarge? Soowin*, north
wind. 10 above.
Huota!in<)uft? Cloudy, south wind. 2
above.
Bif Salmon Cloudy, c*!n>, ; 2 below.
Yukon Croaain?? Snowiny. calm, 4
?bore.
Selkirk Snowing. calm, 12 above.
Coffee ' reek - Cloody, calm. II above '
Stewart? Cloudy, calm. 4 above
Ojilvie -Cloudy, calm, 2 above.
Daw?on Clear. ?outh wiod. * above.
Kortym He -Clear. calm, 1.1 abova.
???*? Off For D?wt?i
Whitehonte, March 14-A White
Pass vac* i*f' afternoon with
one paaeonrr and two tone of freight
for Dawson.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack 7 rain Restaurant.
TF.t.EPHONF. "i0 <TtR. THIRD AVE. * BRO.vnWAT
()i mpjo. .1. />. ('. ami HuHtrtiMer Retr
\ Che fiorseshoe Saloon
3 W. L. t peer. Proprietor
^ . FINEST IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
\ .Wines, Liquors and Cigars
family Crade a Specially
SKAGVVAY ALASKA