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v m TWKLKTll VKA8. SKAUWAY, ALASKA, SATERIUY. APRIL 30, 1910 PRICK, 10 C1HTS
Ml KILLS TOMMY M'OARTHY
(By Alaaka Nam 8uraau>
SAN rfUMCtfOO, CjlL April 3v?
Tuiauijr Si?-tv*rthy, liio kx*l ligbt
Jit?d iii Um eiurosvftcy Uooyil
aj early Usta soorotiig from a fnu
turnj okuii wh kfe hf nKvived fci*t
iu<tu ia hi* fifitu wiUi Owen M <*mn.
f. ?U??-r?<<4&l?t thaiupica ot Kagfautel
Murau koo? ki-U uui McCarthy in
tbe b'.xLMHiili round with ? terriftc
n*ht . nm? to the jaw. and ih? k?al
tighter f*U backwards, sirikin* bis
;ie*d on lb? Door. li<* could not t*?
a* without recavrriag i-otvu-lousmeab.
\Ujfuji had all tii-' bt-t-t of tUv
and had McCarthy =roggy t*-v
? rai tiaws More Uo tiuiaii
KERN DECIDES
10 MAKE RACE
(By Alttka *<MM Bursa l
INDIANAPOLIS April 3# John
(By AlUki N?M |uf||u.)
VVASHI NO TON D < April SU>
mu&tii *. h y?*r.
TO
WORK Al ONCE
Tib pruicM* Ku) uJ jp a
lafjC*" ...U?4gllUHUt <rf UitUlIU UtJtaUiU
Tb? vlU?Mmiag Coaiyaiiy U the
)ou*hl :k irf?H?'rty at Whit*
bom* *iid iu?> will uMttaH?y win*
Ull ? l>uat!lraa inp U> ViklUtlUIrl
IS
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(By AU?W> N?-v* Burtaut
LONDON. finHinl April 2?? Tbf
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RAIDER LA1E
(By Alttfc* N#*? Bureau i
THK JlAUi t Aprii at' .--TtMJdon ;
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10
(By AiMk4 N?*t fl-fMU.)
COUNT EMS t! StUTIlt
{By Alaska N?m>? Bartiui
LYNCH & KtNENDY
Th? Up-To-Dite Hkbefdwiieri and Lathe* Furnisher*
TRANSFER SET
I FOR JULY 1ST
(By Alaaka Nawa Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 30?
The trailer at the 1'alted States
judges la Aiaaka to their reupevtiv#
tiatrivis will Luke place July 1.
; uil?^ Lyons now at Fairbanks wUl
I* sent to Juaean; Judge OvertteM.
to* at Valdez. will be sent to Fatr
'mnk?; ami Judeg Cuehnian, now at
uneau. will be sent to Valdei. Judge
Moore will remain at Nome. In im?
la rtwappuinled.
KALE KILLED
BY ACCIDENT
(By Alaaka Nawa Bureau)
PAHI8, |>Yuuy. April 30 ? Samuel j
Hale, a well known mining engineer
from Alaska. ?i? killed today by at
i ideotally (alUug from a moving el
pre<*> ualn Mr* Hale was with her i
tiuabaml at the time of the accident, j
CALLED LIARS
B! BALLINGER
(By Alaaka Nawa Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C April 30?
Secretary Ballluerg waa on the wit '
stand again today and defended |
hk> official acts relative to the A1
a?kau coal claims cases and called
id* detractor* llara.
Attorney Hramlie.i will i-roas ax
Attilue Sterol ary Ualhnger this after
GODD OUTLOOK !
FOR BASEBALL
The outlook for a good local atsa- j
ieur baseball team for Whttehorse
(> r the summer wero never more prous
ising material. Within Ik* uext two
All the oVl player* la lov? , are pre
to engage la the ,ame and
several new are aaid to bt try prom
iala material. Within th?j west two
weeks all the players wU be tried
out sod it la now ceita i? that a
good team can be selected from the
Ureat care will be given to the
selection of a -battery, bu- just what
iu personnel will be la not known
Waska u>wus are all lialug up teams
to play here on our national holiday,
Victoria day, and they assert that
home talent will be engaged. ? White
horse Star.
RIVER OPENS
! AT WHITEHORSE
Notwithstanding the v?ry cold wiu
tff and ihe many proguotdicutions
o' & late opening of uavtgatlon on
the Yukon river, the river opeaed
at \Vh!teiuirs?t last night at S: IS.
Last year the ice went out on May
?*ghth and ta l!WS tt want o*K on
-Vert) twefity-fourth, the eartteet ever
kuowu. In 1907 it went out oa May
second tutd the y*ar before that on
April twetity-tftfth.
(By Alaska N*w? Burwau.)
LONDON. Bug. AprU S0~The ftral
practical application of Thornaa ttren
tan1* mono-rail will be made in Al
aaka, where a single track line will
be laid connecting *ewral mining
vamps.
are Med
TO BIG FIGHT
(8y Alaaka Nawa Bureau.)
SAN FRANC 1 SCO. April Stt-As a
rewult ot the death of Touuny Mc
Carthy considerable opposition to the
Johnson- Jeffries fight b> Mug en
gendered herv atul uiay spread over
i he eutlre Pacific Coast.
PftlHCESS MHL BRINGS 816 CM60
The lYluceaa Royal arrived in port
ai <;30 tbto morning with 45 paaaen
gera, 350 too* of freight, 3S ho?ea
aud 15 cattle. The Royal had diffi
culty ia securing a loug&horiug crew,
at nearly all of the available men
ere at work unloading the Klta. Sev
eral second class passengers were
pressed Into service, however, aud
the Royal will probably be able to
sail south at about 1 o'clock touihgt
The Royal was delayed by a fog be
tween Ketchikau and Wrangell, oth.
Skagway laat night.
BAND DANCE P0SIPQ8EB
Owing to a confliocton of dates
the Skagway baud have postponed the
dance which was to have taken place
next Monday to the following Mouday
Which will be May ?.
The Baud boya are going to make
this a real May dance aitd every one
attend ing will have a good time.
J. A. Fraaer, gold commissioner
at Attlu. arrived on the Royal and
left for Atliu this morning
SWIFTS
Premium Hams & I
Bacon
Are Sugar Cured, Sweet and t
Fresh. Just what you will r h J
for your breakfast
GANFY &
FRANDSON
WHITE SLAVERS ARE ARRESTED
(By Alaska N?w? Bu.-aau)
KBW YORK April 3<>? The local
district attorney has arneM?ii tour
white jJave Jealers ami several youug
..irk who wore b*?iug ua?d for tow r
<U purpo*??. The have
poaftive proof Uxai % toeal ay*ik*u?
?nu supply lag wootea to S%at rraacfc*
oo, S?acUe, Joixeuu Cordova, Pair
b&xte *ad Nome. Maay ot the wo
ujen w?re imml*r?nU.
WEZLER TRIAL
IS COMMENCED
(By AlaaXa Now* BuraauJ
TACOMA. AprU St)? The Jury La
the trial of Oharkw \Ve?ler has been
secured and the taglag of tollman*
commenced today. Wetfer ta accused
o* murdering hla UK>cht?r-?nlaw Mm.
Hvury Schulti
CEODCE SAW
IDE SIGHTS
George Woodburn. who left Ska#
way Ust November to visit txU par
enta at his old home in the north
of Bugland, returned today on the
Prince*? Royal, after a trip of uiany
thousand lulled that tuoh him o*er
a great portion of the United States,
through Ireland aad England, wtuk
!?. made a flying trip to "Gay Pa
reo."
Mr. Woodburn journeyed byleisure
ly stages and stepped for brief visits
a' most of the cities eu route. Oa
bis a ay to England ho spent sev
eral days at St t^ul. where he met
H P. KoUt*. brother at L. S. Kel
ler aad J. M. Keller of Skagway. Mr. j
Wood bur a also tarried at Chicago tor
several day*.
Mr Woodburn arrived at Parts dur
ing the recent disastrous floods and {
coauuunicMioa w?3 so aisorganiied ;
that he did not get auch a good view
of the frYench capital as he other
wise would have done. He was also
ta Loudon when the Parliament con
veiKd and speut ten days in the Brit
lah metropolis. Mr. Woodburu re
turned homo by way of the south,
stopping at Atlanta. New Orleans and
other southern cities.
Mr and Mrs. John Scott and James
Scott will sail south on the RoyaL
ATTORNEYS 10
GET IRE fill
(By AUaka N??? Surwa.}
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 3*?
Upon the rvvoauueadatian at Got.
Clark the salaries of aaaiataat I'&K
<*i Sm? dfafCrtct attoraeja ta Alaa
U !us been increased from 12.500 to
Ct.OOO a JVAT.
(B> AlMka N?m>* Butmu)
CHICAGO. Ill April 30 ? Ch&rl?
While. a Democratic at?te reprxiaeal
auve from Cuok ouuaty. today con
fessed u> ttcvepua* % bribe of $1,000
(or voting tor Wilbam Larimer 4*
I'ttlted State* aeaator. L?)riiucr * ?1
ectioa way be coalesced.
PITMAN WILL
LEAVE NORTH
Mr ami Mr*. S. P. Pitzuaa aad
Ma will leave tor Seattle ou tke
pTUKtfbs Kotyai. Mr. Pitaiaa has re
aigm<d hu posiiwm as Deputy collect -
or of v-u?tOJtt? aad iaieada u> go ?aco
hustnew* ia either Oregon or Wask
iajgtoa. He will make a trip through
the Yakima valley aad through aoath
era Oregon la search of a VocaUoa.
*hik? Mrs. Pituma ami tkeir aoa
will remaia ia Seattle. Mr. IVmaa
*a>a he may retara u> Atoka. btK
says it he does he will probaMy lo
cate at the Westward, somewhere
near Seward.
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