FLOWER SHOW and HARVEST HOME EESIIVAL
First in Alaska, Skagway, Sat. Sep. 21
M> ?tl1 Mil >?*<r flrM flower Show ami H?n(?t Horn* K(w.
lital ?e>t The htm l? one of the ?mt|jnm!h? of (hp ntfiimltn
> al lomtNIHin <4 iW 4hWfl. Thr oiilj **j I hut a mil apprertotion
ot thr maciiirirfiil (itrilnx iiw he Na?l hi Ihrwuih ? o( the |??o
?I?1? *h<Tf *ll m*) wmp tanyether sml mjut Ihcw, The affair t?
i?p in whhh 1)m> wh.4r (smtimmtn i? ?*|?|?w<l to takf p?H. It I* rte
(Sat lSc city council. the nmimwial rlnh, the lailiK wirWK
t??e M(n ami the rtls?i*? jnta In making the rvfiil a ntrmwuWp one.
ami Mart a* ?Th?ll*r?l wi-M) ahirh will huhl annual fair* of * llfco
. ??arm-ter *nr y*** to rmar. * tm ? ? ?
TV iwwhuth h?rr all Ivwi *tii ami ihP) hare e\piv*seil a will- ;
mix* to nmirlhiiir (trim for rvhihitorv It t? now rtwiml lo have
all ih.<v ?h? will nmltiNiir or rxliihil their (unlivi or homo |?ro (!??<???
l? ?*l their Mim? mi? the IV?il\ \la?&an that ho??th* maj he re>
?mwl ami an hlea oWalnrl rnptnlinc the j?rol*?l?le nunil<ei t IwM will
l ike part
|V*kIoiii IWowm Iva*. offer**! r>? ur>H>n wlr* to all t<nm< nlt?n^
the line of the Hhhe l*a?*. ami the Hail; %la?Vntt ha? wlml all the cit
wv in soMtNea?tem AUslx to lHt nv. Kaon the l?nri?M>| Prew ha*
Here (tin a ?ton of the MN A?ti ~nlt nr?l fair ami toalay the rutin
I iltnl M*ln k reading khoMl it.. Thiv iv (he ?hni the ?1a) ?
mrr Imrrh. ami the rtlj in looVittc f.?rw aril to an *Mo time. Hainex
i> rait'nl to to hrinc her ?olltor hn?. ami we want the (?nnot\ awl
m?m?r>? awl ft?h< iwi n in he with ?v Farther jiart Kwlarx will follow in
??lwi^?nM l???es of the l>ail\ Abuan.
HIGHWAY MH 11
HIK LUST NMH
Ww Kunro;; ff, an old man about
w"v??nty Tour* of ape. who formerly
lved in Skagway, tm he!d up Mon
day night and r#i?M of $47 o?.
Patrick Young. a private in romps nj
!v. was arrwled by Marshal Joe
Stnebbler Tuesday morti se charg
ed with having committed the rob
bery. and he had a hearing in the
commissioners court where he was
brand over t? appear at the next
term of the di?tri<-t court.
Mr KavaroafTs gtory is as fol
lows Tie was in a saloon and had
hought a number of drinks for four
?oWiers and had shown that he
??*d considerable money on his per
<m? <b?e of th* soldiers asked Ka?
.? non f f to take a walk with him.
and not thinking that the^p w*?
anything wrong, consented to do wv
After traveling a few Mock* into
'he snhnrbs, Yonng stmck the old
man. knocking him to the ground
and began beating him. Kavarouff ,
begg??d the roan to him~*lone
and Mid "If yon want a few dollar*
I will (rive it to yon." w hereupon ;
the soldier knocked him down again,
and went through his pockets pre
sumably taking his money.
Three of the soldiers who w ore
with Young, left the scene before
the assault began and they claim
that they took no part in the Hffair
.ttid expressed surprise that the old
man had been assaulted and robbed
It Is claimed that Private Young,
was the person who assaulted Mr.
Kavarouff. and took everything he
bad of value on bis person. The
other men, who were with Yo?ng at
the lime he started away with his
victim, were not arrested, it being
claimed that they had nothing to do|
with the crime -Haines Pioneer Press
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FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
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DENOTES STYLE
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Mexico, S^pt. 14 ? The name of i
Q?n?nil Franciaco Madero. present ?
of i hp Mexican republic. la being!
hiwed in the house of Pepntiea when |
?*ver that functionary ta mentioned]
Ui connection with the revolution.
Sentiment la awinfting again to DlaaJ
whose name ia cheete.l vociferously }
?i0 in the old days when he was In
control of national affair*.
A iliapatch from Hondas. Arta.j
saya that the rebela failed to at-[
tack Aguepirate, when the ITnited |
State* government wanted them that
they muat not ahoot across the bor
PULLEN FUR- 1
AL TUESDAY
The body or Cheater Pvjllen ar
rived la Skagway yesterday after
noon. sind ft was met at the (lock by
a delegation of sorrowful brothers
from the lodges of Art-tic Brother
hood and B. I*. O. Klks. as well as
a law coti course of citlieng, who
followed the racket to A. B. hall,
where ill that Is mortal of the young
man awaits interment.
The lodge brothers have watchers
constantly fcv his side, and the pub
Ik- is permitted to view the remains
between the hours of fire and six
o'clock daily, excepting toinorrev
when the hours will be attended
from three until five o'clock
The burial will take place Tues
day. it having been deferre.l until
the arrival of Royal Pullen, who is
coming from Dawson, and the inter
ment will take place In the A. B.
i>l?t of the Skagway cemetery, the
j funeral services being under the di
[ rectlon of the lodge* A short rit
ualistic service Is to be held at the
V R hall, after which the casket
: -ontalnlng the dead brother will be
"scorted tc the Klks hall, where
! ihelr service will be spoken.
The lodges of Arctic Brothers
??nd Klks at Ketchikan embellished
t he casket with beautiful floral tri
butes at the services held In Ket
chikan. and the cit lien* and bro- '
i hers here have paid their tribute*
of love for the voting man by adorn-'
tng his funeral couch with the love
jllest flowers that could be gathered '
PRESIDENT TftFT
55 YEARS OLD
Beverly, Sept. 1 4 ? President Wil
liam Howard Taft will be flfty-flre
ywars old tomorrow. He was born
September 15. 1 8 f?7. In CTnetnnati,
Ohio, ,?nd was married to Helen Her
ron. June 19, 1886; they have three
children, two sons and one daughter
The president has been suffering co
siderably of late with pout and re
rently sprained his ankle which is
causing him considerable pain.
WIFE OK JACK JOHNSON
ukix; nrmf:i> today i
Chic.kgo, Sept. 14 ? Mrs. Jack
Johnson, wife of the black champion
fighter of the world, died Thursday
and her funeral is being held today.
Mrs Johnson's death occurred un
der peculiar circumstances, the In
dications pointing to either suicide
or poisoning The Inquest, however,
did not connect anyone with con
tributing to her sudden death. Her
nilnd has been unbalanced some
what. and she claimed that her ill
ness w*8 caused by the attention
which nhe ha* constantly given her
husband since his fight with Jeff
ries It is said that sine* that time
she has shown signs of mental de
rangemmit.
INMK4KYKI.T <*M K Hl HK
THAT HK WIM? WIN
Ogderi, Sept 14 ? Kx-President
Roosevelt In speaking to an Im
mense nudlence here this morning
said tha-1 he was going to be elected
That th?' people wer# going to defesl
the bosses which had gotten control ]
of the Ttcpubllcan party, and put
progressive men Into the offices of j
the government.
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JAR RUBBERS \
I 17e are just in receipt of a large
rf quantity of the best quality
WHITE jar rubbers .
PRICE 10c PER DOZEN
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
i en ii wife
EO 1 HMI WE
Toklo, Sept. II? Count Nogi. gen
ral In wyimt command of the Jap
ihmh- arwiy, together with hi? wife,
ommitted suicide this morning by
^tabbing themselves to death as the
ftu.*ral of tho emperor wn? boing
Meld No re.ismi is given for the
deed; hut it la surmised that thev'
ri.iiitni<;>-d hara-kiri, because of
v.rao faoried grievance.
In former times, and occasionally
In modem times, the nobles of Jap
nn w<*re in the cnstom of dlsem
bowllng themselves wherever the
reigning monarch lost In battle;
aometlmen they felt It a dnty to kill
themaeWe* whun the empwrnr* dle-l,
m when they had rweired any rep
rimand from the Mikado or were In
disgrace The ouatom has died out
of late, erreptlnit amont the follow
ers of the old order of thin**, and
It Is thoM*ht that the reneml and
!il* wife felt It a duty to follow
their emperor to the realm* of the
nest world and committed sulfide In
order to be with him and thus show
their loyalty for the reiffninic hoo?
There seems to be no other expla
nation of the aad affair.
srxvr sot "Til r<* \<rr
SO l?UK)MIV HINXY
Mobile Sept. 14 ? The entire south
is being ravaged by terrific hurri
canes and torrential rains. Ail ]
atonic the Gulf of Mexico fierce
gales are racing which are doing
damage to shipping as well as to
inland property. Many district* are J
under water and floods are doing un
told damage. The loss of life will
be considerable.
VKTKIIANH homk
AFTKIl K\'J(>VARI,K KMMON
I-09 Angeles, Sept. 14 ? The forty
sixth annual encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic will
clone this evening, after several
days of entertainment In which th? j
city showed the members every hos
pitality thst cottld be conferred. At
the session yesterday. Judge Affre-1 j
Beers was chosen commander. The j
newly chosen commander Uvea in j
(iridgeport, Conn
wkhtkrv oovkrsoik helps
M AKK mVAlKBR FAMOf'tt
Milwaukee Sept 1 4 Governor
Hiram Johnson spoke to the peo
ple in seven communities and citi??s
yesterday. Johnson la one of the
forceful speakers of the campaign
and never falls to bring oat large
| audiences.
WAIiDO TKIJS HYSTKM
i.hkd i% nnrRiNd
X*w York, Sept. 14-- Police Com
missioner Waldo, after some hesi
tancy, derided to ftve hi* testimony
in the graft canes He testified
that the police department was cor
rupt to the co'e, that large sums
were paid to aldermen for confirm
ing police inspectors, who in turn
grafted off the gambler* and dire
keepers of the city
The City of Seattle sailed from
the south at 1 a m on the 13th.
[She will be her?* on th* afternoon of
the 1 7th.
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