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v, ,i TH1BTRKNTH VEAK. SKAUWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1910 PRICE. 10 CENTS
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Woman Arrested By Frisco Police
Breaks Down And Tells Story Of
Crime ? Police Will Arrest All The
Parties Implicated Within Few Hours
(Bjr Alitki Ntwt Bureau)
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Mrs E R Itw^fkol. who rui:s a rooit
tut; house at i.t.'iC -t?cii stroet. San
Kr?ui?is<o. who luU about a mvstM
toue woman and a "squint eyed ui-m'
tug?<U?f with a mail by the name u'
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We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We invite you u> in?i>?>ct our line
before making your purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up- 1 o-D?te 1 iahe'd**hn and Ladies' F uinwher
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(By Alaska Newa Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct 23? Physicians |
who have Ix-en iu attendance on Sua.
Aldrich this nioruiug wade the an
nouuceuK^it that the inuries to the
Senator were not as serious as was
at first believed.
The Peterson made the round trip
from Haines today.
Big gains in the shipping to Alaska
in Se>ptembed, 1910, over September,
1909, are shown in the report of the
business of the port of Seattle for
the month ending September 30, 1910,
Issued yesterday by Port Wauxlen G.
\V. HLU. The total value of exports
from Seattle to all parts of Alaska
was $1,162,707, while a year ago it
was only $1,011,075, a sain of nearly
15 per cent. Not only did the freight
traffic gain, but the number of pas
sengers to and from Alaska shows a
corresponding gain. Last month 8,78
persons took passage for Alaska, while
in the corresponding period a year ago
7,472 was the number.
Believed To have Gone Down In heavy Gales
Which Swept Their Course? Hany Wrecks
Are Reported From Neighboring Ports
(By Alaska Now# Bureau)
NEW ORLEANS. Oot. 22? Seven
ateanuthipti, known to have heavy pai*
wtiget" lists are now four or five days
overdue at this port.
Owing to the faet that they ver*
in the vicinity ot the track of the vi
oIimr storing whk-h have rasetl at in
tervals for the pat?t wivk, it is tx
lieved that they have foundered with
all ou board.
HAVANA. Oct. 22 ? Following the
abatement of one of the fiercest
b terms that ever raged in this part of
the world, reports are being received
hourly of the wrecking of many stea?
ers.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Oct. 22 ? The Cabs put
it. over the Athletics today to the tunc
of (our to three.
I" took the home team ten iuutiiss.
however, us it WAS anybody's garni
at the end of the ninth.
The batteries wore Bender and
Thomas for the visitors, and Cole and
Archer tor the Cubs.
Philadelphia scored one rim to the
third, two in the fourth, Chicago
u.ude oik* run each In the first, fourtM
and ninth, and succeeded in lauding
the fourth in the tantli.
The Cubs substituted Brown for
Cole in the last inning.
R E H
Philadelphia 3 2 12
Chicago ^ 10
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
MARSHFIELD, Ind. Oct. 22? Walter
Hurtz, the murder, and Goldie Suiith,
who is charged with being an a/cvam
plice, iu the KeUhtJl, murder, have
B?*urtfd a change o t venue to this
&uite.
The Alaska Steamship company's
steamer Jefferson will arrive in Skag
way at 5 o'clock tonight with a small
list of passengers and 15 ton6 o t
freight. She will sail about two
hours later for the south, and will
take with her about 50 passengers
tro-m this port.
$ Whole Wheat Bread *
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+ ing and satisfactory. We have every *
* good Whole Wheat Flour which we 4
+ sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80, 10 lbs.40c t
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Dr. Hawley H. Crippen Sentenced To
The Gallows November 14? Protest
ed Innocence When Sentenced? Miss
Leneve Prostrated When Told
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Oct. 22 ? The jury in the
trial of the Crown vs. Hawley H. Crip
pea after being out all night, brought
in a vemllct this morning of guilty of
murder La the first degree.
Dr. Hawley H. Crippen was accused
of murdering his wife who was form
erly an actress and went by the name
of Belle Elmore.
The crime was discovered by the
finding of the body of Uie murdered
woman in the house formerly occu
pied by Crippen in London.
The police of the civilized world
chased the murderer over the greater
part of Europe, and he was finally, b:
the means of wireless, located on
board a steamship bound far Quebec,
and upon his arrival ill Canada, was
at once arrested, and brought back
to this city.
His stenographer, Ethel Clair Le
Neve was also arrested as an accom
plice, and held for trial.
Sentence was pronounced upon. Crip
pen shortly after the return of the
verdict by the jury, and he will be
hanged either November fourteenth
or fifteenth.
When he was brought before the
judge to receive his sentence, he pro
tested his Innocence.
Upon, being apprised of the verdict
of the jury, and the sentence imposed
upon her paramour, Miss Le Neve col
lapsed and has continued in a coma
tose condition ever since, all efforts
to resuscitate her being of no avail.
The trial of the woman, will begin
next Tuesday.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
ABOLISHES DRASTIC LAWS
LISBON, Portugal. Oct. 22? All
drastic tows which have exisUxl in
I this domain, hats been abolished by
the new adiniiMstration.
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LAST CULL FOR ATLIN
The Gleaner will make her last |
trip for the season to Atlin Monday ,
leaving Caribou after the arrival of
the train fixjan this city.
She will leave Atlin Wednesday, ar
riving in Carcxoss in time for the
southbound White Pass train.
Just received. A large shipment
of the latest and fumieet Victor Rec
ords. At liritt's. 2t.
FOR SALE: ? On? Smith-Prem
ier type-writer, No. 2, cheap. Address
.Alaska. 2t.
Will Matthews, George Black, E.
Crosier, Charlie Rapuzai and Jud Mat
thews returned yesiterday from Tena
kee where they haiv beeai tor the past
two weeks in s>earch of game. They
I brought back a few dear and many
clams. They also made the trip to
Juneau and Douglas and had a very
pleasant time. The trip was made in
the little launch owned by Will Mat
I t^ew's
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
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I $15.00
Drop in And Try
Them on
WILL CLAYSON- "Clothier