THE DAILY "TBW ALASKAN
CITY OFP1CIRLPHPER
No. l:W VOL. IX. SKAGWAY. ALASKA. MONDAY JULY 16 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
THREE SAIL
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Cottaire City. Farallnn ami |
Hnmbolilt ComiuiX
(Social Dispatch to Daily Aliiskan.)l
Seattle. July IB?' The Cottage City of i
the Pacific C oast Steamship Compaoy
sailed for Skagway anJ way points J
Saturday aud the Humboldt of thei
same company >iiled yesterday.
The Far al Ion of the Alaska Steam
ship Company sailed yesterday and the
IV>lphn of the same company arrived
from the north.
The Watson of the Alaska Pacific
Steamship Company sailed for St.
Michael yesterday.
COMMON
I fit GEORGIA
j 11. B. Dunn received a cablegram '
from Juneau this morning statiug that
J. K. Chilbtrg and J. A. Nadueau, '?
president and general director ot the
Alaska Yukon-Pacific Kxpo<ition, will
leave Juneau ou tho Georgia thi- eveu
at > o'clock anii will arrive in Skagway
tomorrow morning.
.
A Gaar^at??tl Cars ?'or Pile*
Itchinw. H'ind, Weeding, Prou uding|
Piles. Druggists are authorized tore
fund mtfaey if !\\zo OIN'TMEXT fails to
cure in t> to 14 djys. 50 cents.
Skajjwuy Laundry
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundry. Tweuty-tive vears' experl :
ence. Telephone Sft. tf '
STANDS PAT
Shte Department May Use
Force in Vensuela #
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Washington, July 16. ? The state de
partment has insistently renew its de
mand te the government of Vensuela
that the claims against that country be
setiled and that force to compel their
liquidation will be used if necessary.
CHILDREN'S DAY
EXERCISES
Children's Day exercises at the Pres
byterian church last evening, drew the
largest attendance of parents ami
friends that has yearly accorded them,
and the program was fully equal to
anything yet given by these young
entertainers.
There were four class songs which
were very prettily rendeied. A class
of boys was represented in the reading j
of the Scripture. The recitations were
especially enjoyed, little Doris Van
Horn appearing for the first time with
great credit to herself.
A new songster was on the platform,
in the person of a canary, whose notes .
blended sweetly with the chilJren's!
voices,
Chumbuilaln'a Colic. Cholara and,
Eiaxrhoau Remedy
This is a perfectly reliable medicine
for bowel complaints, and one that has
never beta known to fail even in the
most severe and daiffeerous cases.
For sale by Britt.
HARRISONS'
Kvery ladv should wear at) "Invisible lacing
"corset. " with the dainty shirt waists now so
much worn, we have this corset in white in all
si/ces at
$1.75 ^ $3.50
We have just received new hand bags, stocks
ribbons, cuff and collar ,sets. and elbow length
white silk glows, white fiose in drop stitch, plain
and all lace designs. We make a specialty of
fancy hose in blacks and fashionable colors.
PHONES ?4 and 55
Our Rciv
Spring Cine
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Display
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THK ON'Ev PRICE CLOTHIER
LARGEST CLOTHING A X D~Kl" RN I HUiC
UOO:*s HOUSE IX ALL OF. ALAS*
; fourth and Brodway
Republicans Nominate Murane
Everything was cut and dried in caucus and no other
candidate's name came before convention-- James
! M. Shoup said to be out of race.
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Juneau, July lti ? Judge C. I). Murraue, of Nome, re
ceived the unanimous nomination for delegate to congress I
at the hands of the republican territorial convention of,
Alaska today.
The caucus had evidently settled the differences of the.
delegates as the utmost harmony prevailed and no other;
candidate's name came before the convention.
The Ryan delegation from Nome was rejected by the
committee on credentials and as a consequence Ryan feels
that he has not received fair treatment and threatens to
bolt and run independently. The interior was not repre
sented at the convention by any delegations.*
Upon .receiving the nomination Judge Murrane was
escorted to the platform and made a ringing address which
was loudly applauded by the delegates.
The platform submitted by tlift committee on resolu
tions and unanimously adopted by the convention favors
partisanship in Alaskan elections, a territorial government
for the district but maintains that any organic act that may
be passed for the government of the territory should not be
forced on the people but shouhl be submitted to them for
their adoption or rejection at an election. The platform
I moreover favor? a commission to govern Alaska made up of
two members of each division and a railroad subsidy is also
favored.
The committee 011 permanent organization is as follows:
George Irving, of Ketchikan, chairman and John Mc
Laughlin, Juneau, secretary.
The committee 011 credentials is as follows: T. A.
Marquam, Skagway, chairman; Heckman, of Ketchikan;
Dautrict, of Juneau: O'Connor, of Douglas and Grant of
Wrangell.
The republican territorial committee has been made up
as follows: George Irving, of Ketchikan, chairman; M. J.
O'Connor, Douglas: T. A. Marquam, Skagway; T. R.
Lyons, Juneau; P. McCormack, Wrangell: S. Blum, Valdez;
J. McGinn, Fairbanks: F. E. Youngs, Sewaid; J. W.
Young, Rampart: A. S. Kepner, Candle; N. H. Castle,
Council; Lars Gunderson,Kugorok and N.J.Lowmau.Nome.
James M. Shoup is said to have withdrawn from his
candidacy 011 account of the strength which Cale, the
Tanana candidate, has manifestly developed among the
people throughout the district.
("ale will undoubtedly lie endorsed by the democrats
this afternoon.
Czar's Army Joins Revolution
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
St. Petersburg-, July 10 ? ' Three regi
ments of the line met at Ciatzina, thirty
miles distance from St. Petersburg
yesterday and held a conference upon
matters of current interest and to con
sider what part they were to take in
the political affairs of the day. They
were addressed by their officers who
urged the soldiers to inaugerate a union
of all the members of the army to the
end that the armed forces of Russia
might go over to the people in a body
whenever the latter were ready to
offer armed resistance and constitut
ional institution to the government. All
of the speeches were intensely demo
cratic but favored a constitution and
idmonished the soldiers that it was
their duty to protect and uphold the (
constitution tvhich the civil branch of
the people should institute anil that a
unanimity of action on the part of the
array would prevent all the horrors of
civil war and a peaceful revolution
would be realized. One of the orators
said that it could be demonstrated in
the coming Russian revolution that the
downtrodden of Europe could gain their
liberty without experiencing the terrors]
ami cruelties of the French revolution.
The entire army corps which is
garrisoned in and about St. Petersburg
has already, through its officers and the
leaders in its ranks, signified its intent
ion of joining the movement initiated
at Gatzina.
Admiral C'houknin, commander of the
Black Sea fleet will probably be suc
ceeded by Admiral Skyroff.
JEEEERSON DIE
THIS EVENING
The Alaska Steamship Company's
steamer Jefferson arrived at Juneau this
morning with a large list of passengers
and 200 tons of freight for Skagway.
She calls at Chilkat and Haine9 on
her way up.
If you want the best, stop at the
White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse. Kvery
thing new.
?m
CUV Of SfATTLE
COMES AND GOtS
The Pacific Coast, Steamship Com
pany's steamer City of Seattle, arrived
in port yesterday morning at 5:30
o'clock with 154 tons of freight, 45 pas
sengers, 540 sheep and 3C head of ?
cattle.
.?TheSeattle sailed at 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon on her down trip,
All the delicacies of the season at the |
Pack Train Restaurant.
I
MURDERED EOR
HER MONEY
Minneapolis, July 11 ? Nellie Elliston
Ellsworth, of Wisconsin, was murdered
in the National Hotel here this morn
ing, by having her head crushed with a
hammer. Six thousand dollars which
she had in a wallet is missing.
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free in,
place of tea or ??otTee. Come on boys
PRINCESS BEATRICE
DUE TOMORROW
The Canadian Pacific steamer Prin
cess Beatrice is due to arrive in Slcag
w ay tomorrow evening with 40 passen
gers and 400 tons of freight.
TO CURE A TOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. K. W. GROVE'S signa
ture on each box. 25c.
New Goods
Arriving on every Alaska S- S- Co.
boat. Our aim is to keep fresh goods
and keep it moving.
Place your order with us for fruit
jars, jelly glasses, jar rubbers, caps etc.
We make a specialty of Fancv
Creamery Butter and Perishables.
'Phone 51
Always. Remember the Full Njnse m
I axative gromo Quinine ML J* on every
Cores a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Dayj*** bOR. 25#
Dffick at W.W.BouoiirrtN phone '.to Residence phone 93
F. M. Lucavish
Coal, Wood and General Hauling
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Ice Cream
Soda at
Wm. BRITT
AGENT FOR ALASKA