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M il VKAK. SKAUWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1910 PRICE, 10 CENTS
(B/ Alaska N??t Bureau)
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lug by Uw KVxlnral Uov?roiik>i*.
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iiif gov i-ruiuvut iu iis '?as*
mmI at a lau- hour lh*> afU>rnt*Hi Uk
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(By News Bureau)
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Vlmiw. v>lkk-h was *"iik In this
tiartH*". Ki-bruary 1"', 1S?8. haw siw
rurtMl wukHiiv thai the warship was
blowu ui>.
DIME SU3PECI IS MESIED
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tie will U- taken to Angokm
unlay lor vswiiUiBXioa.
MICA SIG HIED 418 M AGO
SJCATTLK Ch-t. 12? ?n ot ***"
ut Aurti'*.
art I*4t-Uruuiis discovery of Anien
u-a by ClurtoU>ph?* l'oituul?u? 41S
y (?r? ago.
CRM TRIM
SETFORMONDAY
(By Al Nt*i Bureau;
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WILL Mil ALL
APPOINTMENTS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. l> C. Oct 12?
rt*?iv will Ik- !?t> <k?4aiO?* hainleU
V>wu from Uu- Suproiuv lU-ni-h uutil
tl| a^MxiaU' justuvs have Int-u ap
^uUxl u? III! ibv existing vaiuiKice
SUITS, OVERCOATS
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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
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20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We invite you to inspect our Hue
before making your purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-D?te Haberdasher and Ladies' Furnisher
I EXnfl! Ill COIL
(By Alaska News Bureau) r
8TARKVILLE, Coio. Oat. 10? Whfilo
tlve full crew were at work in the
coal mine at this place last nfeht, an
explosion of bltuk damp occurred. arif
eighty miners were imprisoned.
Aa many men as it was possible to
work, at once began the work of ros
cuing the imprisoned men.
Oct. 11 ? The rt*5cuers have recover
ed the bodies of two of the millers i
killed in the explosion. This means i
that oue hundred and fifty miners 1
! lost their lives in tike explosion. 1
Oct. 12 ? Last night the bodies of
ten of the miners who lost their lives
in the explosion Sunday night were
recovered.
The scenes about the mouth of the
mine are most pathetic. The relat
ives of the men who are known to
have been at work at the time of the
explosion are ever present and as
each blackened body is brought out
of the tuiiuel by the rescuers, a wild
scene occurs upon identification, by
the grief stricken wife or mother, as
the case may be.
DELAYED CABLE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
The following cablegrams wore de
layed by the breakage of the cable,
and are printed here in brief.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 10? Col. House veil
will spwtk iu Indianapolis on behalf
of Sou. Boveridge W?0bMW.
SEATTLE. Oct 10? Secretary of
Navy Meyor arrived in this city Sat
urday and advocates Pacific Coast
Battleships.
WINNEPEG, Out. Oct 11? Abe At
te*' and Jack White fought fifteen
fast rounds in this city hist night
which ended in a draw.
SEATTLE Oct 10? All charges of
embezzlement which have beou pend
iaig agaiust "11011061" John Ripttnger.
former City Comptroller, have been
dismisbed.
CHICAGO, 111. Oct. 10? The Son.
Ixirinirer investigation is ended The
meeting of the Investigation Commit
ter has adjourned until the call of
the chair.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct 10? The
Supreme Court resumed its sessions
today. The Uompers contest ease as
well as many other important labor
cast<s will receive attention.
KANSAS CITY. Ma Oct 11? Bat
tktig Nelson won the decision from
Moute Dale in this city last night af
ter thirty rounds.
Dale's ieft arm was broken in the
second round, but Nelson was ck>arly
the master all the way through the
fight.
Mrs. Whakui returned to Skagway
oa the Jefferson last night after a
prokwged absence of more than a
year.
ARCIIC CLUB
PUIS UP BONDS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct. 12 ? Forty thousand
dollars worth of lxrnds which were
subscribed for the purpose of build
| ins the Arctic Club in this city and
which represented the standing in
I debtedness of the club have been tak
: en up.
IS ASKED 10
RAISE $100,000
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. PAUL. Oct. 12 ? The Governor
has been asked to raise one hundred
thousand dollars for the aid of the
forest fire sufferers in the northern
part of the state.
II STEliSE,
A L0HS CHASE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 12? FVd
eral officers have been sent out by
the Department of Justice to try to
discover a lumber trust.
J. J. Kennedy, the Haines Mer
chant, returned to Haines on the
Hegg today after a stay of several
days in Sk&gway on busiuess matters.
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Ganty & Frandson
MONKS AND NONS FORCED 10 FLEE;
REORGANIZATION IS PROGRESS!
LISBON, Port., Oct. 12? Acting up-;
041 the order made by ^ho provisional j
republican government, all the monks
and nuns have been driven out of
Portugal.
This means the discontinuance of
the diplomatic relations which have
existed between the government and ?
the church.
The work of the administration inj
reorganizing the republic is progres j
sing, and perfect order prevails
throughout the country.
LONDON, Eng. Oct. 12? The Royal
yacht, Albert and Victoria, has been
ordered to Gtbralter to bring King
Manuel II and the royal Portuguese
family to this city.
It is understood in diplomatic cir
cles that many of the powers of Euf
ope may assist Mauuel to regain pos
session of the throne.
| WILL CROSS ATLANTIC IN BALLOON
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATLNATIC CITY, N. J. Oct. 11?
Walter WVUaian, the aviator today
made the announcement that he
would make an attempt to fly from
the United States to Europe in. a dir
igible balloon, the start to be made
the latter part of the week. ?
DISSOLUTION CASES SET FOR TRIAL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 11? The
United States Supreme Court has re
a&iigiW the Standard Oil and the Am
erican Tobacco dissolution cases to
Jan. 3rd, 1911.
HENEY WILL BE BURIED IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Oct. 12? Advices have
been received in this city which in
dicate that the remains of Michael J. '
Heae>\ who died to San FYancisco
Tuesday morning, will be brought to
this city for burial.
SPECIAL MEETING OF EAGLES
There will be a special meeting of
Sk way Aerie No. 25, F. O. E.. to
night at 8:30 o'clock for the purpose
of initiation. All Eagles are expect
ed to be present, and visiting IDagles
are especially invited.
Mrs. W. C. McKenzie returned from
a short trip to the States on the Jef- .
ferson last night.
BURNS IN (HE
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10? Deteotive
William J. Burns has been placed in
absolute control of the investigation
of the dynamite outrage in the Times
plant. He refuses to give out any
information as to any theories he has
or discoveries he has made.
William J. Burns, kac-wn as "Gum
Shoe'' Bums assisted Francis Heney
in the San FYancisco graft cases.
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