FEDERALS KILL
1,000 REBELS
C??;\E REBEL *SVV
OP X? INTO CANVO*
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c\- -,,-ed te P'jM T**ir ^ *y T*"-u
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SAM LANGFORD WINS
EASILY FROM JEM BARKY
MKLBOI RXR, May 14? S4un lanv
ford had An easy victory ov??r .Vm
rvn in <*>eir oonie-* whi'h was
t-xurht last nisht m this oity kffol*
a hi? oro?-d.
l^arry made a very poor >hou n,
and 1 .ancford played with him for
the first t?even rounds. ha* ins sev- 1
?-r*l opporlnnittes to Ret in poo'
wTK"k. bin did not lake advantaire of
i he <^11 nss. In the eichth he sia-t
?si >r. a little harder. and the referee
?as f??rced to stop the fi?rht At the
^7vd of the eleventh. ci\ inc the flex
ion to iJtnefinrd
C.EN. OROZCO'S FINANCIAL
AGENT stabbed in eack
OHTHl'AHrv. Me*. May 14 ? Get.
taW-s Ennle m*s tan nifiht
?hiW* point from his office to 1>>
1-ome and stabbed m the back
He ?as r eked up by pa-se^s-ly
? ho tvt vu*c<#d by his cries fo'
help ami -alcen t? his home This (
irtor* ir.c his physician st.at.--s tha"
there s ve-y little chance for h
recovery
S> Fnrile was :h* finan iai aceJi"
'.?r (general Oroioo, and his death ;
will bo s . evere blow to tb*? U< '? 1
DIRECT ELECTION SENATORS
NOW UP TO PRESIDE N"
WASHINGTON. IV O. May 14
f ?v-x nicht the House of R^pre-^'tt a
?oes just before declaring a recess
,;nTil this morning's session, }-a ?e<J.
he bill providing for 'he di^ t
-lection of I'nited Sfa-os Sen
.? Mil ?.avirjt been a Set*'* >' 1
ha? already boen passed by
,-?d> and it will be sent to ' ?
?*nt Taf; for his sic v. "ture t da*
Sl\ MORSES BRE*K THPOL'v H
SENNET AND ARE DROWNED
> v .\-*e^. bekvncinc to tic Co
i v '**tc company of far n>-<-.
hie running at Urrv Satimla*
er; out on the t v on lAlie IVnv t
r>d broke through
While the horses were s- en t 1
"?.ssk through the ice, and a nnni
at once went
th.
> accident, they i\?Te ttn
any thine for the poor
i a it i at a ' ?
r x m a ? * ? fi _
DOUBLE SERVICE
~ HOUSE DRESSES
FAST COLORS
$2.00 & $2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Dressing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
Thm (jp-T<sD*t? Mab?rda?her and La.Jl?* Turnishv.
MJUSIU HONORS
HER DELEGATE
JUNEAU COUNCIL ADOPTS
RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
Document Shewing Appreciation ef^
D*leQ?te Wickersham's La*;or in
Behalf cf Alaska Pasted by Cap*31!
City's Dids.
At a recen' meeting of the Juneatr
Town council resolutions of apprecia
tion were drawn up and forwarded
to lVlegate VVickersham. in api-re ia
'.on of his taUirs in seenrinc the r*s
^ace of the Home Rule bill throuch
i hi- House of Rcpre-entatixes.
The copy of the resolution* sen'
to Washington was a work of a t.
liraughtsman L. T. Merry of thai <ity
naJ beautifully engrossed the d-x u
iiient oti heavy paper. giving it an
artistu style and finish
The resolution. says the Jun.a.i I >is
i?'u h. reads a? follows
Whereas, on the 2."?th day of April.
? .1 Home K,n:< ? ' t '1 f<> Alaska
was unanimously j-assed by the Houe*.
o< Representative.- a: Washington, I?.
(*.. and,
W h reap, this recognition tf the
right of Alaskans as American < it i
re'is to self-government n t only es
tablishes our fitness to self-gov prn
nient in the eyes of the world, but
further recognizes our ability and the
ability of our country proper to main
tain it. and.
Whereas, to the Honorable .lanes
Wickersaam, our IV'esate to C in
press. i< largely due n't only this
re<-o*rnitjon of our ri-ht to se.f+ov
ei anient. but the new kno*Jt-d.:e <-f!
our fellow-citizens in thi> S:ate*J
e?idet<*d by this l>i 1. of t ip f>rea'-|
r.?\*s f Alaska and i'ie v.i-tness of
\ v Therefore, I'e it Resolved!
vo. the t\>nimon i'?>tiu< il of thr
"> of .tuneau. in consUei alien of
*
!h*> ability and entrgv of the said
?antes \\ i> kersham. our l?clo-:? <? tij
t'ongrcss. deem it right and proper
M thi-- 'imp that we communicate to
ic .'ames \\ I kersham. through
?
isfa? lion we finM in his cr.su victory
a v u lory whi>h restores to us the
hoi .tape of every American < iti* n,
l he right of self govern nient and
?hich brines \'a-ka measureab:y
within view of the time when *'te
?hall answer in the treat roil?ai| of
states the last ambition of evey
good Alaskan. Throuch pool and
* \ il report he has fought 'ho good
f tht We congratulate ht-n on his
success, we also desire lo I hank
'if in fw the < xtraordi arilj able and
convincing cxp>'s tb>n of thin s \>a
k:i conta.nod in hi.- statement boft>re
ihc House Committee on Territories
<-n March 2!'. 1!MC We feel that the
Home Ru!e Bill ?a? larpely the re
sult of that sia'ement
it is Ordered thai H copy of lh *
Resolution be forwarded to the Hon
orable .lames Wickershaiu at Wash
ington. It. <"
l'assed and approved this 26 h dav
of April. A. 1> l'M2.
H. A Bishop. Mayor; J. M. Miller.
Vice- Mayor; .1 W. Bell. .1. Ijuimer
TRUSTEE WILL WIND
UP TOWN SITE MATTERS
W. W. Boughtcn to Advertise Let*
Still Remnining in His Trust For
Public Aucticn. Deeds Msy Still j
be Secured.
\Y W. Bough ton ami wife, ae
now comfortably dcmicilert in the^
House, and when seen by a
t? preventative of this paper, Mr.
Boufthton said that It certainly was
good to he back in the North a&ain. j
The Boughtons left here on Decem
ber 21. and after arriving in Seattip.
'hey went by slow stages to FYiaoo,
stopping enroute at Taeonm and
Port land.
After spending a few weeks in the
'lolden <;at* city sicht seeing they
t\irne;l their at'entlon to finding a
home, and a' N'les. which Is twenty- ,
four miles out from Oakland, they
finally found what they were look in c
Tor. and which comprises about s<*ven
acres of ground, the greater prwllon I
of which is under cultivation having
bearing fruit trees, and sma'l fruit
bushes. The house is of the old
style variety, but with all the modern
conveniences, smh a? water. ba*h.
and electric li<:ht and is situate-ll
within five minutes walk of the\V??t-j
ern depot.
In speaking of the Townsl'e Trus
teeship. Mr. Boughton said that it!
was for the purpose of settling upj
the matter that he came to Ska? '
way, and 'hat he would bfgin the j
advertisement of the lots and fra'
"ions still remaining in his care|
about June 1st. ami upon the expira
tion of sixtv days from 'he com
mencement of the advertising h*? j
would sell nil remaining lots at pub
he auction.
At any time up to or prior to thoj
time of sale, owners of lots may re
cede deeds from him upon appli a
tion for sa ne at the T-twnslte Trus- j
too office. *?th avr>nue, near Brtr?d
\> a v. and 'he r>aym< nt of the ex
pense of advertKlnc
\t the present time, there sMIl r<?
1 ?in nboin "Oil lots for which d<yv'a
iave not i>een issue 1, ami onaider
ling the fact that there were over I
mo tots erobraervl in 'he tnwns.lte,
' 'hU I* a pretty good demonstration
that Sk*cwa\ property owners were!
j inxious to get perfect title t"> the lr
,o!s- ? m
| I'pon the completion of the final i
-flic of lots In the t^wnsite this fall,
j Mr Houghton will return to San j
I Franciseo where hp < xie<ts to go
j into business with F. \V. Beard4 ley.1
i with whom, ho was associated before
' ? onting to A'aska Me*srs. Houghton
j >nd Heard ?iev will probably oprn a
? brokerage and finam lal aecn<y office.
OROZCO SAID TO HAVE
BEEN KILLED BY OWN MEN
.If AH KB, Me*.. May 14? Persistent
rumors are still being circulated that
lieneral Oft wo is dead, ami that he
was killed by his own men.
Kl, PASO, Tex.. May 14? Although
? thorough search of this city has
been mado for (Jen Onosco who is
said to have crossed over the l>ord
er. no trace of him eomd be found
(?ray. 1). B. Femmer, C. W. Fri<*. F.
Wolland. Councilmen.
Attest: A. W. Fox, City Clerk.
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** Biscuits and Crackers.
^ ou can feel perfectly sure when ordering either bulk
. or package goods from us that you will get strictly fresh .
vu and wholesome goods. ?
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of package goods and then come in and sample them.
e like to have you call and look over our stock ?
dont be afraid of taking our time. We are here to
Serve You.
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'FRISCO BETS
ON ROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT MANAGERS START
11TH HOUR CAMPAIGN STORY
Claim Panama E*po:itien Manaje
menl Paid Secretary Kn:* to Come
te California tc Talk For Taft.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca| . May H? An I
eleventh hour campaign story is be- '
in* circulated thioughouf this sate'
today by iho campaign manage?* of'
Theodore Roosevelt, to the effect1
'hat the managers of the Panama-Pa
cific exposition ha/! been instruments
in Secretary of Srate Phi'ander Knox
coming to the coast for the purpose ;
of campaigning f<ir President Taft,'
and that the Secretary had receiv- 1
ed pay for his service*, besides all
his travellnp expenses.
The betting in this city last nUht
was two to one in favor of Ro-*e-t
\elt as winner in the l*residential j
primary election which is bein ? held
In this state today.
GETTING HOT ALONG
THE PACIFIC COAST1
SEATTLE, May 14? At 8 o'clock j
this morning the thermometer at the r
t*. s. Weather Bureau re-ls'erel 7*
degrees above
The mercury is on the climb, and
as there is a heat wave covering the
entire northwest, it is b?'lieted that
it will rea< h over the !>n mark before;
sundown
WASKEY WINS IN FAMOUS
MINING CLAIM CASES
WASHINGTON. TV C . May H? The
I'nited States Supreme Court revers
ed the decision of the Circuit Court
of Appeal* in 'he case of Frank ;
Waskey of Nome. Alaska, a:tt:nst |
,1 Chambers, in which the title of
certain mining claims in \la?kn. wen
claimed by Whittern
The decision of the higher court
is in favor of Waskey. as it prove*
that he was the a. tun! oempant ?f
the claim.
John W. Spence and wife were
! passengers on the May en route to
Oawson. Mr Si>ence is of t.he firm
of Shaw and Spence. of that <itv
SKAGWAY TERM OP COURT
NOT AT ALL LIKELY
In ft communication re ei,.d in
this city yesterday from A?'orn?y 7.
R. diefltrj, of Juneau, it is stated
on good authority, that Skagway will
not have a term of court this sum
mer.
Aa soon as Judge Lyons ad>oiirns
court at Ketchikan, he will at once
go to the w eat ward, and before re
turning it la the Judge s indention
to fro to Nome, where several fases
will come up before him
During his absence from the First
Judicial division. Judge Lyons posi
tion will be filled by Judge Murane.
who will preside at the Juneau term
of court in which several rases will
be tried, in which Judge Lyons la
disqualified, owing to the fact that
he was attorney for one of the IKi
sants prior to his appointment to the
bench.
Mr. Cheeney state* that there is
no possible chance for a term of
court at Skagway before the latter
part of August or early in^eptember.
and possibly not until the lat'er
part of November
ATTY. DARROW TRIAL WILL
BEGIN WEDNESDAY MORNING
LOS ANGELES. Cal . May II? The
'rial of Clarence Harrow, counsel fir
the McNamara Brothers in the
Times Dynamiting case, will come
up tomorrow.
Only fifty spectators will be allow
ed within the court room during the
trial.
SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
APPROVES SIX YEAR TERM
WASHINGTON. D C., May I ?? If
was stated this morning on good
authority that the Senate Judiciary
committee would make a favorable
report on the resolution providing for
s> six year 'erm for the President of
the I'nlted States
MARYLAND TO SPLIT
EVEN ON DELEGATES
BALTIMORE. Md . May 14? An
agT<?emenf was reached last nigh'
bet-veen the campaign managers 't
President Taft and Theodore Roo=e
?e|t whereby the delegates elected
in the State Presidential Primary
election will be evenly split "p be
tween the two randlda'es at the com
; ing National Republican Convention
I to be held in Chi<ago in July
Everybody's Doing It!
Doing What?
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Ordering Their New
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