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SKAGWAY ALASKA. TIIUKSDAY, JULY 17, WIS ? PRICE 10 CENTS
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H. J. Lynch
I I. Lcaduif I ?d?c? I UI t. ?Jiei ami ui .sk?gway
ringtou, an American, 37 years, wom
killed outright. Stanley Yuryer w?u?
smoko ami flying debria. tut the re
this uioruiiiK Just twenty tuluutea
ready to knock oft work
(if KFIt AUKYTK MAItKlhN A
WKAI.THV Dl'TVHMAN
LONDON. July 17- <U'>1 Mulhull.
tlie noted woman auffragolte of Ara
ertcu, was married yesterday to Eu
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AltK.V \(iK I'KACK TKItMS
rof ItlSTS >1 %I?K NXVITZKIt L A ND
AXD WILL MAKt: ALAHK.
beatru In Newark a few daya ago.
packed up the next day and fame
On hla way through the North ho
for eiderdown, which Is becoming
i are In Alaaka, and which la all skip.
1'ed to Europe and from there back
to America again. He will provide <
market for the Alaaka product lu
Newark Inatead of Importing It from
Mr Koblnaon roceuUy returned
from a visit to Switzerland and oth?q
marked that half tho population of|
thoae countries could not exist oo
the hills aud wild places were It
wealth to them. The aanie might be
true of Alaaka, which haa all of the.
European scenery discounted. In
his opinion Skagway la destined to1
quarters lu the world at no distant
onough away from a holo whore a
charge of powder remained unex
ploded from tho previous shot. Tho
result wa? that the drill slipped
from the hard rock, eutored the hole
containing perhaps two sticks of
dynamite. No. I, and tho explosion
Harrington was decapitated by the
Impact and his mutilated form was
hurled several feet. Palling rock
broke Vanstrom's legs and the same
cause broke Mlclen's arm. Accord
ing to the miners Injurod It was per
haps fifteen or twenty seconds be
fore the tunnol cleared of smoke
sufficient to allow the miners to real
Izo tho damago tho accident had
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FOl'ItTKKNTH OK JVI-Y
PARIS, July 17 ? Black troops
from Morocco, Seu&gumbia, Kijua
torlal Africa, Algerlu and Madagas
car; yellow soldiers from lndo-Chl
na, and mixed colors from all parts
of the world whore French flags fly,
assembled here Monday and march
ed past the president of the French
Republic In the biggest Fourteenth
of July rovlew ever held In Franc#.
More thau 68,000 troops being In
This annual review Is a fixture,
the Fourteenth of July correspond
ing to the American Fourth. But
never before have troops been
brought from French colonies to
lake part -and never have so many
home soldiers been In tho lino of
march. Fivo dirigibles. Including
the latent rigid type, "Schwartz",
cruised over the regiments of ar
tillery', Infantry, cavalry, mouutalu
<?rs, African Zouaves, desert mus
keteers and colonial Marsouins. The
finest fleet of aoroplanes in the
world participated In the evolu
tions about the dirigibles and sa
luted President Raymond Pol near?
ns he sat, surrounded by his staffs,
military an'd civil, in the President's
stand at Longchamps.
The review represented the "new
spirit" In France and was a celobra
tion of the Increase from 4E0.000
men In the standing army to 700,
000 in answer to Germany's collos
sul effort for a standing army of
900,000 troops.
The featuro of the review were
the native colonials, the blacks from
Gaboon and the l<uke Tchad regions
tho Annamltes, Tonkinols and Salg
onetio orientals; Madaguscans, Son
galese and negroes from Dakar, and
Tho rovlew ended with tho charge
of the famous French lightning cav
alry, pronounced by oxperts to be
the world's finest soldier-horsemen.
About 6,000 of these took part In
the charge.
R. W. Baxter, vlco president of
the Alaska Steamship company and
president of tho Copper Rlvor Rail
way, was ou the Mariposa last night
on his way to the Westward. He
will pay a business visit to Cordova.
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? Cold Luncheon Goods $
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Pickle* ? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
Olive*, Ripe, Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
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+ Chipped Beef in Glass Preferred Stock Crab
4> Veal Loaf, Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp
.j. Lunch tongue .Salmon
Sardines - French Boneless - Norwegian Smoked C_.l
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Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
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? P. H. GANTY, Grocer t
oi ran
LOCATED I TA
GOIA HOSPITAL
TACOMA, July 17 ? George Stov
tuson, the Ohio politician, who dis
appeared several duys uko from Col
iwnbus, und whom tho police thought
hud suicided, wiut discovered lu this
city yesterday.
He was located In a hospital hore
where ho Is, suffering from a com
plete breakdown. His rolatlves have
keen notified of his condition which
is considered serious by the hospital
KKNK8T ItOTASH .VXD
MAKY IH'CHAXK MAIIRIKD
At 2:30 this afternoon Krnest
Durwash of Whltehorso and Mary
Ducliano of Vancouver wore made
man and wife by Martin Conwuy,
"tho marrying Judge." Mr. and
Mrs. James Rock attended tho bride
and groom und witnessed tho cere
mony which tied thom In perpetual
matrimony.
Mr. Rurwush Is well known In tho
North whero ho has boen lu the
employ of tho White Puss piloting
stages over tho lino from Whlte
horso to Dawson for a long time.
Mrs. liurwash came up on tho Prin
cess May this mornlug. Thoy will
remain In Skugway until Saturday
when thoy go to their homo in
Whltehorso.
SHIPMENT OK KOXKS
VALl'KD AT *30,000
Boxed up in scroonod cagos at the1
White Pans warehouse ill Skagway
today, are 12C live foxos, destined
for tho fox ranches of Prince Kd
H'ards Island.
Tho bentiful skinned and bright
eyed little follows consist of sovorul
varieties, black, cross and blue, and
their Individual value runs all- the
way from ono hundred to two thous
and dolln',5, the total being estimat
ed at *36.000.
Messrs. Gwlnu and Colwoll, tho
goutlomet, who havo them In chargo,
camo out last night from Whltehors
vhero they havo had their headquar
ters while getting tho foxes from the
trappers In various points in Yukon
and Alaska territories. They will
leave this evening on the Princess
May.
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OF MY CHECK
SAN FRANCISCO, Jly 17?' Train
men on tho Southern Pacific rail
road are voting today on the ques
tion of striking for hotter pay. Tho
men claim that wages have not ad
vanced In keeping with the Increase
in tho cost of living and thoy can no
longer maintain u decent existence
unless their Income Improves.
COMMKItCK EXCUKSIOX1STS
ON LAST LAP OP TRIP
ST. MICHAELS. July 17? The Se
attle Chamber of Commerce excur
sion party left here yesterday for
tho run across tho sound to Nome.
C. H. lioshardt will leave this
evening on tho May for Lincoln, Neb.
H. 11. LoFcvre returned todny from
Juneau, where he was called on
business.
Aftor paying Skagway a business
visit of sovoral days, John Gage
loft for Juneau on the Humboldt
today noon.
Misses McUraw, two daughters of
(he lato Chief Engineer McUraw, aro
round trip passengers on the Prin
cess May.
Mrs. Itlooni(|iilst, wife of Captain
IMoomqulst of the Stonmer Dawson,
arrived this morning and proceeded
North to Join her husbuud.
Mr. and Mm. Carr and son will
ler.vo this evening for Soattle. Mr.
Carr was forniorly ticket agent for
the White Pass.
W. C. Howies and wifo aro among
round trip passngers on the May.
Mr. Howies Is tho general freight
agent for the western division of the
Canadian Pacific, with headquarters
at Winnipeg. 5
Miss Uertha U. Wills, deaconess,
accompanied by Miss Hay Humph
reys, arrived this morning on tho
May and loft on tho morning's train
for Nulato where sho will have
chargo of Native school work undor
the direction of Bishop Itowe.
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