?he JJaihi ^lashart
No. Sit THIRTEENTH YEAR.
SKA?WAY, ALASKA, "El'NEM'AY. J ONE 7. 1?11 PRICE. I" " ENrs
PREACHERS NOT
BADLY HURT
(Rt Alaska News Bureau. >
KOSS. Oa 1 . June 7? The four
:>sterdav in the collission between
a fire engine and a heavy truck, are
'<? the hospf ? here and are Improv
10 PROTECT
(Rt Alaska News Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY, June T? Every pre
ra' Mattero on his arrival here to
>>. a spe .al cordon of police has
eer drawn around the depot and all
; "n readiness to qiK'll any disturb
that may be started.
IS FASCINATING
Mrs. P. E. Griswold. a woman who
h:.s travelled all over the world, is
a.. the present registered at the Pul
I- a House, and will leave on one of
t;,o first baots for the south, having
heen suddenlv called to the home of
?>tr sister in New York.
Mrs. Griswold is the widow of
Jcdjte D. E. Griswold. who died in
Xi '.v York six years ajro. and the
daughter of the late Major Eugene
'????iphus Ba.ro ft of 'he 4th 1". S.
' Uery. who a* the time of the trar.3
fer of the territory of Alaska from
R?>sia to the United States in 1S67
?" as a lieutenant stationed at Sitka,
where two sis'ers of Mrs. Griswold
Althoush she has travelled in near
ly every country on the globe. Mrs.
G^'swoM stai- s th;i Alaska, with its
A'nska and Skagway again this year
fo spend a few weeks here.
L
HELP UNCLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
.iKW ORLKANS. Jun 7 It is ru
r.Tred that Wlix Uia; a iit plicw of
ex-President Diaz of Mexico, is soo:
to 'eave here tor souk' |H>rt in Mexico
a?cl that with a few loyal supporter
of his deposed uncle, h ? will ende?
\cr to start h revolution, with the oh '
jet of restoring the presidential chair '
to Diaz.
(By Alaska News Bureau. >
ST. LOl'S. June 7? Seror Liman
oi'.r is heYe on his way to Europe In
an endeavor to tret ex-President Diaz
to tetum to Mexico.
DOUGLAS. June 2 ? Ike Cleveland,
better known as "Cannible Ike,'"
dropped dead on St. Ann's av eur
th's morning. He had been a suffer
er from heart disease for some tim<
Ike had been a resident of Douglas
for several years. For a kng time
he was a fisherman, at a time when
there was little or no market for
fish. While out on a fishing exp<xdl
fion he discovered a prospect, sold it
for $2.000. ami built a stri;ii: of
small cabins on the Douglas beach.
>ince then he has lived in comfort on
'.he rents.
It was Ike Cleveland who built the
<abin on Mayflower Island, and in
This cabin he used to keep his nets.
At one time he washed cold from the
Mayflower Island shore.
The City of Seattle left Seattle for
rh's point a 9 o'clock last nkh'
a.'.V
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+ This is the Time of Year when Thoughts ?
1 Summer Clothing!
m We have now on display the ?
3. ?
1 Biggest , Best & Newest f
* Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway *
2 [ See our indow Display, 25c and 35c per yard ]
5
Also a great variety of shades in ?
? Susine Silks , Figured Silks , Silk ?
| Poplins, Irish Poplins , Colored ?
? India Head , Etc.
i
jjj A handsome line of White. Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and ?
Middy Blouses ?
+ K
I *1*
j A complete line of American Lady and American ?
jj! Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. ?
III Security and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones 5
\H. J. LYNCHl
-r ?
? Th? Up-To-Date Habardash ar and Ladlaa Furnish ar. .i.
? i
9)25,000 FOR
SUGAR PROBE
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. (\, .Mine 7? The
House today authorize the appro
f. lation of $86,000 to defray the ex
t>i nscs of the sugar trust invest Jga- ;
torST
BEATS KNIGHT
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.*
CLEVELAND, O., .Tune 7 Packey
MeFarland las' night gained an easy
?iocision over Phil Knight at the <-nd
his city.
200 MILES
10 GO TWENTY
The old saying that he longest
\>av round is the quickest way
home", will he proven when the
Tolphin takes the Haines mail to
Juj eau tomorrow morning. The mail '
will then be picked up by either the
0 orgia or C" y of Seattle to be left
1 Haines on the way north, which
w'P probably be next Saturday. The
-eascn for this delay is that the Pe- >
terson is at present undergoing re
pairs at .luneau.
WRIT SERVER
ON "NEW HOME"
A writ of possession was served i
on Mrs. Mary Bernhoffer and Charles '
Pc erson, on Monday, bv Deputy I" '
S. Marshal Fonzo, 'giving the former
until the lath of this month to va
cate the premises known as "The
New Home Restaurant," on p> i it ion
of the plaintiff, the Alaska and
Northwest Territories Trading com
The writ was issued by the District :
growth of nearly 10 years of dispute j
between the parties in the case.
The Presbyterian Indies Aid So
*y will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. M. Tanner a* 2:30 o'clock tomor
row afternoon.
NAI WANTS HIS
MONEY BACK
(By Aiaskr. New* Bureau.)
1 OS ANGELES. June T ? Nat Good- I
<;n has ent?red suit fo- the return
<f Edna Goodwin's share of the "com
nuinity properly" awarded to her by
the court when she divorced Ooodwlr.
Vs the base for his wilt, Goodwin
'?'aims that, this marriage to Miss
<; odrlch was void, owlig to the fact
? ?a* he had not secured a divorce
*r? ni his third wife. Maxine Elliott,
at the time he married her.
skagwaTelks
10 CFLEBRATE
?Tune the fourteenth, being the An
r'versarv of the birth of the Ameri
c flap, the Elks will hold appropriate
ctremcnies on that day In their hall
on Sixth avenue. The program, which
is in UK' hands of a committee, will
be announced later.
BROTHERHOOD
10 GIVE DANCE
Camp Skaeway, No. 1, of the Arc
* c Brotherhood, will on the 16th of
this month give a dance that will lie
a novelty. This dance will be known
as a "Shirtwaist Dance," and all la
O'ts attending. Instead of wearing
party dresses, will wear the more un
onventional costume of every day life.
As there have been no dances given
? h s month so far. it is expected
t'.iat a good sized crowd will lie in at
ENTERTAINMENT WAS SUCCES
\ delightf>i! social was enjoyed ;
last evening at the Methodist church, j
There was a nell filWi touse, and
'h<- first hour was occupied with a
F'.ereopticon entertainment. Delicious
refreshments had been provided by
the Ladies' Vid Sorletv, and though
one third was added to the amount
first decided upon there was barely
enough to serve the people, and the
ladies desire o Shank the public for
ihc liberal patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickson and !
('aught^r arrived on last night's train '
from Bennett, and will visit in town
for a few days.
W TT. Benninghoff, reresenting the
Cudahy Packing Company is in town
and will leave on tomorrow's train
for the interior.
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^ Has Been Added To Our Stock ^
+ ~ *H
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* MINERAL WATER
* It is a natural mineral water, tasteless *
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+ and harmless. A splendid aid to the di- +
+ gestion and unsurpassed as a drinking +
?f* +
+ water. In half-gallon at bottles 50 cents +
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+ ? +
- P. H. GANTY, Grocer +
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TSF1 WANTS
REPORT SOON
(Ry AH*kx N*>ws Rtir?*?i.>
WASHINGTON. I> C Jinn- *? Th?
f ti nidont has d??mandod a sporty ro
ll rt on th? s ol !nv?t Igatinn whl'li
Is now going on bcf'Tfi th<> S^nat*
ronnBitlw appoints) for that purpose
Of
fOOO 111
NOME. Jnn* 7 ? Contrary to j**
tprday's roport. the pa*???nger* of th*
Corwln hare not Wn land<*d. hit one
si- d Kitting through from th# boa'
running short of provisions
20.000 IDLE
IN
(By Alaska News Ri?r?o.)
CHICAGO. Jnn? 7? Owing to thf
labor trouble at thf pr^nt tlrar in
LAST CALL
(Ry Alaska News Ri.rean.)
NEW YORK, ?nnr 7 Edward Har
well known nvmbrr of thf (Mm of
H?irigan and Hart. dW tW? morn
P. I. SENDING
MEN ID NORTH
(Ry Alaska N?w? Bureau I
'"KATTJ.fi An* 7 The ?e,Mle
F "t lRtHli?*n? er ha* anrown^eH th*'
il will ?im* (ii*? (hi* fan pnbfi*h
*n AhMkan ?f;t ion . and ?r ill fid a
t ta north *ron for tb of
getting material for artirf*'-*. and a^
<*o to ?^nr' adrerti??m* nt* for the
edition from tbe different town? in
>ii*ka and Vnkon Terri*?"fT
ROOSEVELT
FAVORS
(By Alaska Xew* Rttrenn ?
WASHINGTON. t> C.. June 7 In
r>oHnr#TO?nt ha* been made by friend-'
f ' Theodore R?o????l( that he I*
ivirkin* the administration with all
hi* lnHnenr.1 and that he will *np
BATTLER IS
IN PORTLAND
(By Alaaka New* Bnr?at? ?
'?ORT1.AND. Ore . Jon-> 7 Battlln*
N> Kon arrif.~r| her* thi* mom in*
:? Into training for hi* flfbt In Van
RIVER REPORTS
Tb. Canadian ha* not b* en report
wh^n ?he wa* at Stewart on hef war
The w?*ath. - I* Mill 'o? and the
IT
JUST ARMED]
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN'
and INFANTS'
SHOES
They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
WILL CLAYSON-aZ,
The Home of The
? HART, 5CHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING