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Newport News. Apm 14—The '
Geman converted cruisei Kronpriaz
Wilhelm will probably be put in t^'
ilrvdo-jk aere tomorrow. Tlie of
ficeis of the vessel do not believe
that the Gorman cruiser Karlsruhe j
aas teen sunk, as fco often re-i
ported.
Potrograd, April 14—Kati.ro com- !
:>.mies of Russians aro said to;
vo perished ia the Carpathians,
i-ving been inveigled into march-.
•ij off precipices masked by snow
■y :'ie retreating Austrian®.
Rome. April 14—A state of
^e'!:e will probably be proclaimed
soon by Austria because of the un
rest resulting from the Russian . 1
vuuee in the Carpathians.
Faris, April 14—The art t~e:is
uras from the museums and church
es of Venice and Floreaco are to
<>e removed under a belief that t-he
Austrians will bombard those cities
if war is declared.
T<*. o German ariators who boui-.
varied Bailluel oa the Belgian <
frout'er yesterday were brouj'at
i'.cvii by French riflemen aiul
ture-1. ::
Lerrberg, April 14—The Austrian
re reported to be in precipitous
retreat before the Russians it
. 'es^laborcz.
-riDKNT OF JOURNALISM IS
BREAKING INTO MAGAZINES
University of Washington, April
I—"Mining a Mountain cf Gold" U
'-■i title of an article appearing in
'tie A;>ril number of Tto Technical
\.orlJ. Emil Hurja, a merahcr of
'l-j staff of the Uaiveisity of Wnsii
p.ptoa Daily and a sophomore stu
•••i.t majoring in jouruailsm, is tne
or. Though a native of Muh;
iia:ip he registers from Fairbanks,1
Alaska, and th* mountaiu of ?ol .1
•vft-rrtd to 13 tear J-neau.
Hurja has published two other
articles in The Technical World, j
F "tbest North In Railroading" an
"Bucking Alaskan Snow" He has
also written for Oveiland Monthly,!
Outdoor Life, Sunset Magazine and
.■'her well known publ'catio^s. He
.? a member of the reportorial staff
c* the Post-Intelligencer.
Providence, April 1-i—The Uni
versity of Maine baseball team to
day opens its ISIS season here
with a game with Prowr, Univer.-'.t
We are now showing the Largest
Lms of New
Spring and Summer
Wash Goods
ever shown in Skagway consist
ing of Plain and Figured Crepes
Ratinas. French Ginghams- Mer
cerized Plisses, Peacales, Flaxcns.
Etc. Ladies' and Misses' and
Children's Ready Made Wash
Dresses at 75c to $2.25. The
newest things in 36-in silks at
75c per yard
'If you want to see something that is
real nice come in and look the goods over
OH. J. LYNCH
Up-to-date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
Broadway between Third and Fourth PI
PATROL SHIPS
ABE BOMBARDED
Constantinople, April 14—The en
emies natrol ships were bombarded
by t-:e exit batteries tJ the Dar
danelles today, and n cruiser and
torpedo boat struck b;- the shells.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson have
moted Into town for the summer.
Otto Miller and family returned
home from California a few days
Lci'.is Schulz returned from a '
lijir to the outside on the la.st
singe.
Owing to the warm weather pro- ■
i-ai!:itg here lately t!.e snow i:
nostly all gone ami the ice is fas',
licuppearing.
Crank Breeze and family h.n e
vturned and will move to O'l'on- , i
iell river for th« si.nimor in a;,
,!!ort time.
Atlin is at present overrun with
u'ti«*rs and propectors, a large:'
having come in from O'llon- '
\o!l river yesterday.
A. D. Hughes, Spruce creek iui:> .
i'g operator, will work a larpe
a^ of men on his placer proper
his coming season.
J1® Talmire, ou his ret urn fror.i
no outside last week, made ti: ■
rio from Carcross to Atlin owr
he ice iu his new autcmobile.
Mrs. Becker of OMJour.ell n\'-:
imt over to Atlin on the last
Sao has been installed as
neftuistrcf* rrnmu _r
U Pillman.
All the miners in the Atlin di -
rict are looking for an early clean
P on account of tho mild weather,
very thing is a month earlier th.M
ver boioru kaown.
Vni, Morrison, merchant at L>U
averv, returned on the last sia-se
rorn Carcross accompanied by hi;
imily. They had been outside dur
the winter, and visited the ffi'O. t
vnoiitioii at San Francisco, but nil
ay ihey are glad to a^iiin be bat'.:
u Atlin.
T. Martin of O'Donnell river, a
r'.ner of Prescott, White, Murphy
c M'llor, who own valuable property
that stream, is t-.< be congratul
ated 0:1 his clever work as a dc
OPKNIXG (JAMKS
At New York—iii'coklj u.
At lloston—PhlluiloipUia.
At Cincinnati—I'iUsLi. i li
At Chicago—St. Louis.
Ai. Philadelphia—Boston
A* WusUiugton—New York
Ai St. Louis—Chicago
At Detroit—Cleveland.
New York, April 1!—They're oi't
today. The enase J or tiio l'JIS
championship began v. licu Hie ->a
tional and Anuvi- ,:i» ie o,m' :ed
il-eir seasons. seven months ot
baseball of liio "erganteeu" big
league variety was t-.ivcj up m I lie
platttr to Amenc.m umdoia today.
Seasons in boili big K gu. .. i iu.-e
Oct. 7. Then eoaics l..e u> Id • ie.
Ureat celebrations lo.'.:>j ;..*s
iuAily drawing i.o c.j.
were lield. The usual t>....... band
parades with majors, g 1 i.l
.
ilrsi ball werts jjtUe.luio.t. r.-e. i
dent Wilson is . . 1 ... du
ty ia Washington t ■/ u ho > ■ -
discard cares uf M.'.v ;'or ihe c.ill '
of the horsehlde.
Old Doc Wo.U'.icv *•..«« ,;«« bU
faetcr in today's b ■ .'!1 de ai.
this morning. At !.,u- l l ilies ..ie j
click o£ the tui'ist: ... ,.s I ■.• ;n
at noon. All ciii> s : t.. ' e .
iug room only" c ' -s.
out the bail Utlty
-■ rounds, v. ,u o il:c v
.:rookly;i DoJ. ..
row d awaiitiig t e
!?ar R:c!:m\ ® e .
i.iouiul. 31 vlrnv.. h r,
Cully .lAide.1 att.'i
I"esre: it nt t'.:e (.lev.' t'.: L.> v.
il'v.' es, had IT- 1' -•
•rc.v.l ;.r;
:i!l:i'iitt.s ■■ : r" ■
Uctive. llo was re ■<
ii si etlal coin table :.
:i case up before i <• . ' . <■>
sif.tr for at'j js-.iuv ..I.
Qiiile a number i. inii:..; h'v.
creek lately, I'.toy provid* .
ci all kinds lire : ii-.: . il •'
or Siijiar to be had p. ice.
Cuarlty Mi.it r u. !'■ : i«
received a luiulit^ u .11 l
o..;side on i i i t
tends to operate si . .. .» v > ■>
g o :ad in pro. .
uuou the claim-i of ot'.c.i.
George Adams, re . n. ■ nied by
.
crtcu to commence or- ;io;.s. 'l'he
early thaw prom! • i ibuu lance
c* water atul he is fc' iujr ta take j
advantage of it.
F('«r men rea.acd J.. . >* fr -iu the
coast the other 0.ty. ivjo are fro
nts iii over the U\ - i>U ere U
trail as far as Naj ir . . ,icro:»i I
o\i-r the mountains to Tii '>e t cree'ic,
iu the Dcase lake district, where
thev have a larse liv>•: ■ ulic plant.
Mr. Goodwin, a lorp><T partnor of
CUns. Iirown, but who left here
; uUi Tyler and J allies aio "in tue
iioie."
'Hie Pirates were tit Ciucluuati
;o Iciitlc Cliailey Herzog s Reds
••ad ai Chiengo, iloger JJiuJiia
nun's Cuba opened the West SKie
l>arK wiih the Curdiauls.
i.i tlie American league the I'ol
1; .'Sle s, Uakerli .a Athlctiis oi'e..e.l
bin bo park with Uie Boston Ked So;v
i:.o latter plotted by many fans
. s the probable American league
;iennant winner?. Wu.'tei Johnson
. t Washington will, as usual, pitch i
till' opeiu.i:; game there against '
i-iiii Donovan's leju vena ted Yankees,
v. iiii ilvng Cole as llio probable I
pitcher lor tlie latter.
With liddia Collins in a Willie
Sox uiirtorin at second, the Cllica-u i
teaui will meet Branch ltickeyV I
at St. Louis, and K(-jah Jenning s I
tigers nook vip at Detroit with the |
Cleveland cellar champs.
Switches and trades, drafts ana ■
[jurcUiuis since tho season close.! 1
lvst fall gave fans renewed into.- I
est in the new line ups presented:
!i i the li.'.st time today. The Ath-|
l .tics showed the best radical I
1 ha: ;,'C. with N:ip i-'ljoie on second I
tend 01 Collins, and Coombs, ;
i'.-.'iider and l'la.ik absent from the.
[•itellers roll.
All managers made their usu il 11
. te-s'. . ion pennant claims tod y.
. ith all *■ i 4:11 teams in each lejgue
L-ertain c£ the "old rag."
u.cr, in belli leagues'. *rne •vrtmr*o-j'
j.iul the Braves look like thei'
r'.iss ot the veteran organization, 1
l:lid the Red Sox and the White
Sox in the Americans.
U-.I \ ars LI SO, lias returned and
wHi 5:0 to ODonnell river shottly
He will take with hint a liand drill
>>-UU!i lie will operate in prospect-1
i some claims lie has secured in
i section of th" district..
Many old-timers who left the At- |
'in camps a few years ago. are re-j
taiMinjj with the expectation of re-j
m;:ining here. They say that from
ultrt they heard In the coast cities
bu'tfe coming north, that Atlln is j
,i-ins to receive much attention
irovi mining men this yenr.
XOTIC1
On account of tomorrow having
been set aside by executive order
or President Wilson as a national
holiday to commemorate the 50th nn
niversat.v of the deatn of Abraham ,
Lincoln, sixteenth president of the
I'ulted States, who was assassinat
ed on April 15th, 18f«5, in Fords
theater, Washington, V. C.. by J
Wilkes Booth, the Daily Alaskan
will not ifsue again until Friday,
April l<:th.
Julius Delfel and Mrs. C. John
son nre aboard the Spokane enroute
to Pkagway.
Extra fine lot fresh Vegetables
and Fruit due oil "Humboldt"
Thursday. Our prices are
low&st and Quality the
BEST.
P. H. GANTY
Washington, D. C'., April 14—
President Wilson today Issued an
executive crUer to display flays at
half mast tomorrow anil for a gen
eral observance of ilio GOth an
niversary of the death oi Abraa ni
Lincoin.
According to information given
out here by the Alaska etiglnce in t
coiumlos.'on today thore are plenty
of tnen now in Alask i to do all
the work contemplated for this sum
mer. The Alaska Noitbern, which
was brought by tho g':\ivumeat
the ot'UT day, will only b operat
ed the coming summer as far as
Mile-15 and no attempt will be
made lo construct the milns of
road I'ocessary to cor.tu u Ship
creek -.villi Kern Creek
Wor i was received here ti'-ij
morni..g that Brigadier Gtt.ertil Kit
Bton, Lr. ij. A., It.iJ left S:in An
tonio, Texas, for I5roA'i-F\ill®, sani.
state, where the border ..iiuuliot)
is said to he very tbre; • <::»itis;.
bt mm
.1 une.mi, A|>ril 14—'I ho tlnoe hllli
•'Iiloh h iv<> boon signed by Clove :■■■•
f. F. A. Strong, and are now
ire Representative C. K. iCnuv's
!!#l>t hour ine.i.-iire lor all cli30S
if mitiilg; Si o\\'s iiic.snro p. ' i
for a k1 rot vole fit the i
ior elccticn in 191G on the quos
■hnnic lifii Ir.-v, extending the li
■: filiug labor liens t-i sixty days
Represent athe John Xocn of ilio
PlifrJ Division is in favor of re
lieving tlie capital from its pr'*.
•sn location in Juneau to Howard
»<• nrtrr J. XI. Tanner's sen:.to
i'l asking for t'ae abolishment i,r
: !i traps in Alaskan vaters, which
.vns adopted in the senate, w»;
lofeated ia the house yseterday af
ternoon.
San Francisco. April 14—Anmenr
boxers of the Parllic coast and far
western states held their champion
ship tournament today at the ex
position.
I London, April 14—The British
! (iibinci, is considering a plan for
coiu.ilt'e government control of t'.ie
i wholesale and retail linticr trad*
! in England.
T-.cvo are 33,000 women regis
tered in this city for special ser
life 01: account of th-> v.-ar.
It i.i otatfd that Italy lias agreed
u'ith the triple entente powers to
support Swvia's claims to an out
let on .lie Adriatic Sea.
Germans are reported to be rush
ing re-inforctments through Buda
pest to the Carpathians with the
intent on of making a tlubborn re
sistance against the Hessians and
checking them iu their detigns for
i in> possession of tnc- Uzok pass,
where the Eastern car«i aign now
pivot j.
• Kai-'.r is reported to have
made a visit to Antwerp
•...J I.russets.
THIS "WEAKER" SEX
Boulder, Colo., -April 14—Schol
astic honors to be girls, again. The
iii:,rtest students at tlie University
Colorado, according to official
.'a-'!-l:s. are the women students,
with an average of 81.02. The gen
■ r;; 1 i verage of the men wa« 77.15
•It-u'l.ers of fraternities, however,
'Craved lower than athletes and
i i ."v.iicriiity men.
DlKTOi; I'lt.VISES (JALLISES
Uoc'.r tei', Minn., Apr'l 14—Ap
" idii iii:; lias increased from 300
in i por fo.it, because of the in
•ronped tun of belts instead of
; ispi lu'.crs, according to Dr. "W. J.
rvV rrfiWr*:»'Jl°
r^oas, however, difl'fre*? from this
i-ten-.i'iit aliasing that the increase
i appendicitis cannot be attxibut
•(! lo any cause and that the only
•o. r;ible specific cause of. appendi
itis ecu Id be a h«v;w blow in the
i(j;i of the veitr.ii'ona appendix.
\ Uici; from a horse v-ould demo.i
trate this, they say.
Mrs. L. Dickinson, wife of \V. W.
Dickinson, apent of tlie W. P. & V
(?. ; t W'hitehorse, came in on the
'rl ;re s Maquiuna this morning
uul i.i stopping at the Golden North
'lotol. Mrs. Dickinson went out
several weeks ago accompanied by
ht'r daughter, whom she placed in
"cliooi iii Seattle.
rOME in- today and see those
^ handsome and exclusive Spring
woolens just received from Ed
V. Price & Co., largest tailors in
the world of made to-order-clothes
Get the Ciothes Problem
Off Your Mind Today
by making early selection and
specifying a delivery date that
suits your own 'convenience.
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'The Clothier