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v\ N'J H YEAR SKAUWAY ALASKA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1913 FRICK 10 CENTS
CRUISER SPOKANE MAKES
LAST TRIP OF SEASON
MAKY K. HAKT. I.wturo
from now until the neanon for 19 H
opens, Mm. Hurt will be euK?K?<l In
Cornell Collo(?, New Yorll. litut tledl
lll.'M.O, CRl'ISKK.
\Vlr*l??H Operator Klmlell wiui In
We Are Looking ,For
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H. J. Lynch j
I *cs <r? Fufoisiier and Habefdaahcr of Skagway ,
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LISI OF DEAD
Jt'NKAU, Auk 20 ? Oue addition
si name should be added to the lis!
of loot on the Stato of California.
Qustavens, bound from Wraugell t<
|Junouu, wont down with the boat
He was a marble quarryman and tia
boon empoyed by the Vermont ar
mont Marble company In their quar
ries on Ham Island, a short dlstauc<
from Ketchikan.
SEATTLE, Auk. 20 ? Divers went
North last night with special diving
I tqulpmeut in the hope that they ma
be able to recover the bodies of the
tweuty-one Victims who are sup
posed to have been Imprisoned In
their staterooms at tho time the Stat
of California sunk. It Is also In
tended to make an of fort to recover
the mall and express.
The Pac'flc Coast Steamship com
pauy officials say that they have bu
little hope of raising the ship, and
may be unable to even reach the
staterooms, owing to the extreme
depth of the water, but ovory effort
is to be made to do so. It Is esti
mated that there aro21dead aboard
?SU.1VCE i\ big <;ohm
COMBS FltOM I IKY A.
WASHINGTON, Au. 20 -SecrK
tary liryan this morning denied that
bis mediation proposition has been
rejected by President Huerta. He
will any nothing relntie to the repor
that ,'luerta had replied to his of
fers of peace Intervention. In fact,
Mr. liryan says nothlcg at all ou tho
Two distinguished passenger* traw
cling to Alaska for tho first time
?ire aboard the Spokane today: Due
et Duchesse do Hlchelleu, who are
touring America. The Duchess of
Klcholieu was formerly Miss Wlso of
llaltlinore. u beautiful American girl
Tho Duko Is a devotee of exer
ilse and especially enjoys walking;
It was while walking In the Yoho
valUy of California a few days ago
that he got lost, having refused at
tendance of u guide. While the In
cident unnoyed tho Duke, he was
made much of by the Jokesmltbs of
the party.
HJtRRY IHAW
ARRESTED ON
TRAININOANADA
- COATICOOKK, Quebec, Aug. 20?
t Har y Thaw, the Insane slayer of
Stauford White, who escuped from
> Muttcwan asylum, was arrested yos
. terday aboard a train ill this city
?ind is beliiK hold In the Sherbrooke
? Jail, to be deported uuder the law
? which provides that auy foreign por- 1
? son out of a Jail or asylum for a
few years, shall be deported as an
undesirable citizen.
OTTAWA, Auk. 20 ? The Amerl- 1
can sheriff Kelsea was responsible 1
for the arrest of Thaw. It was he 1
wbo Kave the tip to tho Canadian 1
poll.* that tho escaped man was '
aboard the train and tho arrest fol- '
lowed. Letters were found on Thaw.s '
person addressed to himself, but he
stoutly maintained that he was not 1
the man wanted. He was held, how
ever, until tho arrival of Kelsea's
men, who Identified him. Thaw wll
be deported.
PITTSBURO, Aug. 20? Harry r
Thaw, now under arrest In Canada, j
has wired his mother to send him f
money to fight deportation. t
BRITISH TROOPS I
TIKE 500 001 :
HERS IN 101 .
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NANA1MO, Aug. 20 ? While near- V
ly a ii thousand striking miners were a
sesslr.u at a meeting yesterday after- 1;
noon, soldiers surrounded them and s
took more than five hundred prison- li
er. They are now lit tho custody of i
the soldiery, and military law has
been declared In the district. The I.
situation is becoming alarming to I
the government. ?
Mlsn Klizabeth Hopper of Doug- p
las, who assisted in the postofflce for n
the past two weeks, left for her 11
omo 011 the Northwestern. u
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; TO PROSPECTORS! t
EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
J T A I ITV We consider quality
1 I the great essential
and with this, idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
SHIPMENTS wLuirr.1
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
HI ITV There '8 no duty on
l\ " J U I J X I American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give yOu all the
information and assistanoe in our power
P. H. GANTY.
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LANE BELIEVES
III 60IUENT
AID FOR ALASKA
SEATTLE, Aug. 19? Secretary of
the Interior F. K. l.une was a
guest of the Scuttle Press club Sat
urduy night and spoke soniw opin
ions regarding Alaska. Among oth
er things he said:
"If tho United States government
can afford to spend four hundred
million dollars digging a canal across
I'anamu, it surely can afford to
upend forty millions in Alaska. I'm
In favor of government owned rail
roads in Alaska, and am urging and
thall continue to urgo a complete
lystein of opening the coal and also
tho agricultural lands. I have faith
ihat my son will lire to see Alaska
M-lth a population of from six to
en millions of people."
l>I??iS, LIKE ADAM, SAYS
WOMAN' TKMITED HIM
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20? Mau
>' Diggs was the first witness culled
?esterdav when the case against him
or white sluvery was reopened. M?*
est I: led that Marsha Warrington
uadp him take her to Iteno, and
hat he only went through her insis
enc<\
Diggs denied that ho went to that
ity with the intention of commit
ing a crlmo. but loft se-retly in or
ler to prevont a scandal.
1 1' KIIT A AM) LIN1) TAI.K
BUT NOT FOK I'l'BI.KATION
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 20 ? Mwdiat
ou terms liuvo been suggested to
(uortn, but the president of the
loxican republic does not take
I'indly to mediation suggestions or
ny other kind of suggestions. K.ir
y this morning he gov* out th?
tatoment that he would resent the
uterference of any forlegn nations In
texican affairs.
President Huerta and Knvoy John
.ind held a conference lasting more
hnn an hour this morning, during
rhlch they reached nn understanding
,'hich will be sent to tho State de
triment of the American govern
ment Neither of the gentlemen -would
nakc any comments on the nature
their meeting.
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