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Riotous Hexicans Wreck U.S. Consulate
N. DAKOTA GETS
OEM. GOVERNOR
(by Aluta Nm? BurMu]
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DAHO ELECTS
OEM. GOVERNOR
(8/ Alaska N?\as Bureau)
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(By Alatka Nnt Bureau)
OJUC.VOO No*. 11 ? That Ad Wol
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This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
At 50 cts. a Yard
See our window display
\H. J. LYNCH
Tn? Up To Oat* Htb?rdW?r and Lad'W Furnichar.
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Nov. it? A dispatch received in this city lal?
this afternoon reports that the Amtrican consulate at Porfirio Diaz, has j
been wrecked today by an armed mob. The mob broke into the building
and made a rush attempting the life of the American Conul, Ellsworth,
who was fortunate enough to escape by a rear door but forced to flee
for safety to ottier quarters.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 11 ? Failure to get in telegraphic communica- '
tlon with Mexico City today has cai-sod grave fears to be entertained
that the trouble at that place is more serious than has been reported.
GUADALAJARA, Mex. Nov. 11? Disorder, bloodshed and rioting pre
vailed in this place lasV night. Several Americans were assaulted on ,
the street and at their homes by infuriated and crazed mobs. The pol
ice after much effort have gotten control of the situation.
WASHINGTON, 1>. C. Nov. II- Tht State Department has received full
J cumplete reports from Mr Wilson, the American ambasssmlor at
Mexico CRy.
Mi sikvs that Amoi-n ,r -> have been grossly insulted In that city
ajl through the period covered within the past two months. The oHiu&X of
uuliKiiitisaj which have Ik><u heaped ui>on Americans sojourning or
at.;.. m Mexico C'it> grew out of the lynchiug uf a MexU.au on Nov
tiuiKf J at Hock Springs, Texas.
Vll put'lu meetings are now prohibited and all [vapers are confiscated I
wfn. h mention Uu riots The government will take drastic action im- !
m?iiaiely.
POWERS HILL
FIGHT OEMS.
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
UU'SIVILUS. Nov. 11 ? K (forts will
U- rnado by the democrats to put up a
?u?. c?>aJful fit; fit oil Powers. On the
- rounds that he has btvii thrice coti
v icted ut a felony and not having
ttwu iuiiuituU by a jury they insist
Ire ailould IK* be allowed his t>i<aL
OILL
10 BE PROBED
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov 11? M
larueyUuiJAjruJ Wkkefbfcain under iii
oirueCioaia from Frvttfdotw Tut I has
utruil tu\*.wtieutiug the patents of
the Southern Pacific Ry. Oo.'s oil
Uiids ta California.
THE NOSES OF
SEVEN STATES
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 20? The
Bureau of the Census lias announced
the i Herniation of seven states, as
follows.
Khodo Island 542,506
Delaware
i Vermtrti* 355,956
Massachuststts 3,366,4 16
The perc?ntage of iuoreatse In the
l<Lst ton years Is: Rhode Island, -6.6,
Michigan, 16.1; Missouri, 6.0; New
Mexko,67.6; Delaware, 95; Ver
moat, 3.6; Massachusetts, 20.0.
Rhodo Island is the most densely
populated, haviug 515.4 persons to th
square xnile, while Now Mexico has
ihe least number, 2.7.
Misc. M. Lvnaugh from Atlta, is in
Skagway visiting for a couple of
weeks, ajid is stopping at the Port
land house. She will shortly leave,
for a stay at Tenakee.
Michigan . .
Missouri ..
Now Muxtao
2,810,173
3,293,335
327,396
202,322
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* Our Winter Schedule *
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* STORE HOURS? Beginning Nov. ist *
+ we open at 8 a m. and close at 6 p. m. *
* Saturdays, 8 p. m. +
+ DELIVERIES? All orders received be- *
+ fore 10:30 a. m. will be delivered before *
* noon. Orders received before 3 p. m. +
+ will be delivered before supper. *
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: Ganty & Frandson *
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N. I DRIVERS
WILL 60 BACK
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 11? The strik
ing drivers have agreed to return to
work next Monday ou a tentative un
derstanding that a permanent agree- 1
ment will be reached settling all dif- 1
ferences. The strike is now practical
ly ended.
greatTloods
SWEEP FRANCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS. Nov. 11 ? Devastating fkxxfs
are raging all through eastern Unmet*
Great distress and ?uff?rkig and much :
loss of We are sported. The sit
uation is growing more seriou* every i
moment The destruction of proper
ty runs into values which at this tima
cannot be estimated.
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholesome beer made from j
the sparkling waters of Tuinwater
Kails, and the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of j
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on- i
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trad
ABE AND OWEN
ENTERTAIN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10? Abe At
? tel and Owen Moran last night fought
six rounds to a draw.
616 BURLEYS
ABE STOPPED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
JOPL1N, Mo. Nov. 11 ? Sam Lang
ford nearly knocked out Jeff Clark
in the second round last night in a
brutal onesided affair. The fight
was stopped by the police.
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DEFEATED
SYDNEY. Australia. Nov. 9? Cy
clone Thompson easily defeated Boer
Unholz. The l\>lice stopped the fight
In the seventh round. There were
twelve thousand spectators at the will
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