The revenue cutter Bothwell will
be in port tomorrow.
Mrs. Dr. W. Rystrom, of Valdez, is
spending a few days in town.
The steamer Admiral Evans is due
from Seattle at 9 o’clock tonight.
Daniel Greenig returned this morn
ing from a pleasant trip to Kodiak.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic has been postponed until next
week.
Mrs. J. B. Sullenger, of Anchorage,
was an arrival in town on the Admiral
Watson.
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Mrs. Ernestine Tyler, of Valdez, is
spending a few days with her old Cor
dova friends. *
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Prof Allan Bateman, geologist, will
arrive from Katalla tonight on the
launch Martin.
Lieut. Thos. G. Cherry, of Fort Lis
cum, is here on his way to Fort Gib
bon at Tanana.
Many townspeople will take advan
tage of the railroad employes excu#
sion to the glaciers on Sunday.
Let there be a full attendance of
the chamber of commerce at the meet
ing to be held at the Northland Club
tonight at 8:30 o’clock.
H. Kessler, one of Seattle’s leading
clothing merchants, is a passenger for
Cordova on the Alameda for a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Laurie.
M. Blum has returned from a trip to
Valdez and will speiid some time here
looking after bis interests in the First
Bank of Cordova and the Blum
O’Neill Company.
Capt. J. J. Finnegan, who is develop
ing an oil claim in the Cold Bay dis
trict, arrived from the westward on
the Watson and will spend several
days in Cordova.
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Private Ivy, of Fort Liscum, disap
peared from the government boat
Donaldson, when it was here last
Sunday, and since which time there
has been found no trace of the miss
ing soldier.
,
Mrs. Isaac Evans, wife of the dep
uty Marshal at Seward, who was mur
dered by Dempsey, fell off a chair at
Waiteburg, Wash., and fractured ofrie
of her ribs, according to a letter re
ceived by Cordova friends.
Attorney T. J. Donohoe, Democratic
National Committeeman from Alaska,
is returning to Cordova on the Ala
meda, which sailed from Seattle, after
having attended the Bourbon conven
tion at San Francisco.
Deputy Marshal Conrad, who was
assaulted atx Latouche by a man
Nus. is slowly recovering from his
wound and is believed to be out of
danger. Nus is confined in the Val
dez jail awaiting the result of Con
rad’s injuries.
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There is a prospect of a game of
baseball with Latouche for next Sun
day and as this is the first evening
for a week that the weather looks
favorable a good turnout for practice
would be in order. There is room for
talent on the local team so all ball
players in town are invited to turn
out for places.
A. F. Zipf, vice president and gen
eral manager of the Carlisle Packing
Company, will arrive in Cordova to
morrow from Seattle on the Admiral
Evans. He had originally planned to
visit their cannery on the Yukon river,
but as the fishing season there is
about over, he may spend more time
in this section. Mr. Zipf was formerly
manager for the N. C. Company and
later with the White Pass and Yukon
i railway. He is well-known through
! out Alaska and his many friends here
' will be glad to renew acquaintance
ship with this old-timer.
The steamer Admiral Watson ar
i rived from the westward about
! 2 o’clock this morning, with the fol
|lowing passengers for Cordova: M.
I Blum, J. J. Finnigan, Miss Eva Clapp,
F. E. Walker, A. M. Mucklestone, Mrs.
Dr. W. Rystrom, Lieut. Thomas G.
Cherry, Geo. W. Hendrith, Chas. Wal
ter, Daniel Greenig.
Those booking passage southbound
from here were John Green, B. Ae
■ caro and Geo. Larantoes for Ketchi
kan; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wells, Miss
Irene Shephard, Mds. M. Anderson, C.
H. Esperland, Earnest Miner, for
Seattle.
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One of the highest ranking officers
in the United States Army arrived in
Cordova on yesterday’s train and will
remain in town until Saturday night.
He is Major General Hunter Liggett,
who during the war, commanded one
of the three American armies in the j
field, holding the ranking of lieuten-j
ant general. Only one other general
officer, General Robert L. Bulllard,
held similar rank. General Liggett
came to Skagway on the army trans
port South Bend and after inspect
ing Fort Seward at Haines left for
Fort Gibbons, coming out from Fair
banks over the government trail. He
was met here by Col. W. P. Richard
son, former chairman of the Alaskan
Road Commission and they will both
leave for the south on the steamer
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Alaska.
This afternoon General Liggett and
wife made a tour inspection of the
local canneries under the escort of
Mayor Malcolm Brock and a party of
ladies.
Capt. J. G. Ord and Capt. Pierpont
Stackpole, who are also members of
the general’s party, were taken on a
fishing trip to Twin Lake by E. F.
Medley and John Muller.
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CHAMBER MEETING
There will be a special meeting of
the chamber of commerce at the
Northland club tonight at 8:30 o’clock
All members are requested to be
present.
GEO. C. HAZELET, President
EDWARD F. MEDLEY, Sec’y.
CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH
To accomodate those who wish to
visit the glaciers or make an excur
sion, the first mass on Sunday morn
ing will be at a quarter to eight. The
second mass and benediction at 10:30
a m.
Wm. McMILLAN, S. J.
Pastor
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
EAGLE HALL
Wednesday and Saturday Nights
Music by the RAGTIME TRIO
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