THE DAILY ~2WT ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIKL PKPER
No 107 TENTH YEAH 3KAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY JUNE & 1907 PRICE 10 CENT8
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Carts aCoWtoOuoDjy, Cri^3 bes, 95*
fL. A.Harrison Co
! Second
I Shipment
Of
Wall Paper
jJust |
: Received
f Store s .onen Evenings - Phone's? 4 and 55j
Did you e^er
smoke the
tl
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Caii I Get
Them? From
TONY DGRTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
Before buying
Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
Famous Line of
Hart
Schaffner
& Marx and
, David Adler
& Son
READY-TO-WEAR
SUITS ALL OF
THE BEST DRES
SED MEN WEAR
THEM- The quality
fit. style and price
Must Be Right
eforethe suit leaves
;s store
Ml Carriers Wave Hard Irip
'(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
J Log Cabin, June 3- After wading
sloughs, skirting lakes and rafting
across open places In the ice, for 14 days
Noriuan, Fisher and Alexander with
the Royal mail from Atlln arrived here
Sunday.
Starting from Atlln morning of
May 19th with 50 pounds of mail and
?cd seven dogs. The ice held for 15
miles the the sled was abandoned and
the mail packed on the dogs. At Golden
Gate ihe ice was unsafe so they camp
ed to wait for open water. A raft was
made and as soon as the ice permitted
they worked against current and float
ing ice until laie in the afternoon and
landed on an island. Before they had
finished a hasty meal the ice closed In
and they were marooned without food
for themselves or the dogs.
Toward evening an open strip of
water showed up. They placed the
malls ?nd two dogs on the raft, expect
log the other dogs to swim but they be
came fae^ed and all but one cllmed on
to the rd ft causing it to sink a foot
under water. The other dog tried to
get on but Boding herself unable turn
ed and swam with the current and her
fate Is unknown.
From this time on tliey waded sloughs ,
and rafted across rivers, reaching the
Teepe late the night of May 31. All
day Saturday they tramped and wa led .
and at 6 p. m. reached Tooehi river
within two and a ha!f miles of Log
Cabin. Alexander swam acros? the
Toochl and came to Log Cabin for help
but Fisher refused to leave the mail
and dogs .
Early Sunday morning Alexander and
Tugwell went to the river and built a
raft. Wheu they had reached Fisher
they loaded mail and dogs on and began
the return trip. When making across
the current began to drive them on to
the rapids. Alexander jumped asliore
with a rope saving the day. They ar
rived here at 10 a, ra.
IN I ON FACIfl
BORROW
(Special Dispatch lo the Dally Alaskan)
New York, Juue 5?' The Union Paci
fic. which has been negotiating In
Europe for a loan of #f)0, 000,000 to be
used in extending its railroad system in
Washiugtou, Oregon and other Weetesn
states, has given up the effort and pro- 1
BY WIRE
Interesting News of World
By Telegraph
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New Orleiua, Juno 5 ? The last
appeal of Gaynor and Greene to the
supreme court has been refused . They
will hiive to serve the term in prison to
which they have been sentenced.
Hunmorid, Ind., June Children
playing with matches dropped one that
had been lighted into gasoline which
exploded. Five little sisters all under
seven years of age, were burned to
death.
New York, Jima, 5*rYe$terd?y a
couoq operator made a mistake in a
tolegrapbic dispatch which be sent to
another io this city. Before tbe mis
take bad b.-ea corrects ! tbe man who
received tbe dispatch cleared *1,000,
"00 acting uo what be considered to be
authentic information.
New York, July 5? Police 'Justice
KenuHll fonnd a bomb In his desk this
morning of enormous power. It. was
so arranged thai to ring bis telephone
would have caused it to explode.
On* Hundred Off For* Whlt?hor*?
One hundred people left oo the train
this morning for Whiteborse. There
were three coacLes full. Most of them
will leave on the Dawson tomorrow for
Dawson.
50 deiigus of 1907 wall paper just re
ceivcd at Harrison's
J
C lINtSLE r?
/ MWfV
nounced it a failure. E. H. Harrlmon
says the failure is due directly to the
attack on railroads by the president
and, lead by him, the public iu general
upon railroading interests and particu
larly upon those in which he is con
nected.
HARD LUCK
Minnesota Passenger Claims |
to Have Lost ?100,000
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan] .
Seattle, June 5? The Minnesota ar- ^
rived froai the Orient last night. After
she had gotten under way Edith Good
man, a passenger, discovered that she
had lost money and jewels to the amount
and value of $100,000. Police made a
search of the vessel and passengers to
secure trace of the missing articles, ' ut
no discovery has been reported.
SKAGWAY YOUTH
WINS A1 BASEBALL
Skagway youths play baseball just
tike their elders? they defeated a nine
from the members of the United States
boundary survey party last night by a
score of 12 to tl? and they did not finish
their last innings.
The ga-oe was close enough to be in
teresting from the beginning.
The Skagway boys changed their
line up frequently. It was as follows:
Wray, catcher and pitcher; McQrien,
pitcher and 1st base; W. Feero, 1st
base, catcher and 3d base; Reynolds, 3d
base and catcher; R. Shelly, 2d base;
A. Rapuzzi, shortstop; C. Rapuzzi,
center Held; A. Baker, right field, and
Tanner, left field.
New Piano For Rant or Sal*
A new Piano for rent or sale? Iaqulr
of Principal. Barber Shop. tf.
Rolnler Boob Baer At Mascot
Rainier Bock Beer on draught at
the Mascot.
We Have Ju9t Unpacked a Fresh Lot of
1 C, & B. Anchovy Paste
IN JARS
"My Wifes" and
"Durkee's"
SALAD DRESSING
M'LAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEESE
also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
QANTY & FRANDSON
tumm (
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JSpcclal Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) is
San Francisco, June 5? San Francisco '
was visited with another earthquake j t
last, night. Walls were thrown down (
FOR "peace;
California Would Settle
Labor Troubles
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) (
San Francisco, June 5? Gov. Gillette
of California has appointed a committee
of the leading citizens of California in
all the walks of life for the purpose of
securing industrial peace if possible.
Would Blow Up Road
San Francisco, June 5? explosives
were placed on the rails of ihe Ilaight
track yesterday but were discovered
before damage could result. ,
SAVE KING
White Pa9s Steamer Rescu
ed from Rink Rock
The White Pass steamer Bonanza
King will probably be 9aved. She has
been rtscued from the rocks at Rins
rapids and is floating once more. It is I
the expectation that she will be saved
and that the damages will not be great. <
The Bonanza King sank last week |
while on her way from Tantalns to |
Dawson with a cargo of coa'.
At The Mascot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bal
rnont Whiskies (double stamped snoods. I
10 years old), and Fainier and Pacific |
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot,
CREAM
Kye
America's ' finest production. Rich
and mellow- At the Seattle, the house |
of old honest goods and reputation .
The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited I
accomodations. Steam heat and every
thing modern.
MUSfS PANIC
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ind ilif building thoroughly shaken.
Phe people became panic stricken and
?ushed into the streets, The shaking
:ontinued for 10 seconds.
NO PEACE
European Powers Refnse to
Talk Disarmament
.? H <
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
London, June 5? Recently the Iiritish
jovernment made a tentative offer to
ill the powers seeking a reduction in
he armamentj of the nations and an
k^reement to limit the expenditures for
nilitary purposes. Refusals to considtr
,he proposals have been received from
Germany, Russia and Austria. Various
?easoos sre assigned for the refusal.
Che motive given by fimuany ivas that
arge armies were uecessary in order
a preserve peace.
RUSH IT
Selimifz Trial To Proceed
Day and Night
? ?,
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisdo, June 3 ? It has bean
jecided that the Schmitz trial must
proceed day and night until it shall
bave been completed.
HUMBOLDT DUE
HERE TOMORROW
The Humboldt sailed from ITiidley
for Skagway at 7 o'clock this morning,
She will be due here tomorrow evenly.
PUous City Truunfer
t''or your coal, wood and general haul
ing. I 'hone 90, Houghton's cigar
itore; 10-11 mo
All the delicacies of the season at the
FatL 'J rain Restaruaut,
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Delightful Dcliciousness
Is now to be had at our Soda Fountain.
I have spent considerable money in improv
ing my fountain this year, and am now in
position to serve better drinks ? most delight
ful and delicious drinks ? than ever before.
All popular flavors are served.
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