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VOMINATIMJ COM . NT!ON
called i on i k:uay xigkt
The Citizens' Tarty of Skagway,
Alaska, hereby announces that a
conveuiion for the purpose of nom
inating seven candidates "'or ejec
tion as members of th( tflu'ti coun
cil and one candidate fur election
;.s director of the p'lhiic school
board, will be held i?> the Fourth
:• venue hi>„-e house of the Sk;u;way
Volunteer Fire departm*;;t on F ida
iUht, .Murch 2t>th. at .»•> o'clock.
By order of the
EXECl'TlVE COM MiTTKK.
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CHIC.V.O STAT I OX
Chicago, March 25—Thousands of
j m employed men were put to work
: Tuesday on Chicago's mammoth
j Ufcw Union station, a $05,000,000
project, which will be completed De
If-m'.'er IS, 1 y IS, lu.-ording to
I plans. The new plant wit.' house the
| I' >u isvlvania lines, the Chicago, Mil
jttuukee and St. Paul, The Chicago,
;'iir'iugton i.rd Quiucy, and the Chi
cago and A!tcn. it dr.s not mam
I u ■ onsolidatiou of any oi the rail
I ;o;' termiarls, simo!> the replacing
!the structure at Adcms atid Can
al streets with a great plant.
I I'e erection of the station era
several difiiou't engineering
chiei' among which is the
t:ghteni!i.' of the Chicago river
i several blocks bi t a-ecu Adams
and Jackson streets ai d Clinton and
;l streets, a s;»ac > two blocks
east and west an-! one block
north and soutli. resides three
reight terminals the plans call
lor 2ti tracks in the passenger ter
nii-ial, 20 more thnn the present
: station has. The Northwestern
'Italian here, regarded as one of
most modern in the world, has
r.tl/ IS, the Pennsylvania In New
: V a only 17. The Union station in
! \\'.. 'h!.igtcn has 33, only 15 of
! «vhicii. however, are in use.
T.'.e main building will be ten
' stories and have three sub
I basements. It will bo an imposing
! loo 1'!^ structure v.ith great mas
si\> columns and will cost $6,000,
i ui'o ex lusive of land, sheds, pow
er :'la it, and interlJoking costs.
I IIKillNG SKA PATROL
FLEET GETS READY
T'.re United States Coast Guard
. . :e mer Unalaga has completed her
sm ll-arm target practice on the
! Pacific coast and will be the first j
I of tUa coast guard fleet to sail
: North, leaving Seattle on April 20.
?he will cruise for about a month
In ihe vicinity of Unimak Pass for
i!.e purpose of assisting merchant
ve:: els making the early trip to
\"oi.,e and then will join the Bering
patrol fleet.
1 lie f'nited States steamer Bear,
: wlili is being given a general cver
1 auling at the Mare Island navy
var i will make her annual pilgrim
! s.ge to Point Barrow, carrying the
"nited States mail and supplies to
[the g>-,ornment schools and mis
sion stations along the isolated
eoa:-1 of Northern Alaska. It is
expected the Bear will come out cf
the dock in time to so North about
May 20.
St HK1SIMCU ARRIVAL
OF BOATS IX SKAGWAY
Passenger boats of the different
transportation lines will arrive in
Skagway as follows.
Spokane. Saturday, March 27.
Northwestern, Sunday, March 2?.
CRAB MEAT COCK T AILS
at
The I'ack Train Restaurant
Service a la carte.
For chapped skin use Almon
Toilet Lotion. See Keller Bros.
Drug Co's display adr. for particu
lars. 2-2 6-81.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Tho Princess Maquliuia Bailed for
■l.e south last night at 8:30.
L. J. Rufiner of Atlin, Is a re
turning passenger from the outside
on the Northwestern.
The Humwjldt came in very un
expectedly this morning at 4:30
and left for the south uhout an houi
later.
Miss McRae of Dawson, -who has
oeen stopping at tho Golden North
iiuce Tuesday, left on the Princess
.vlaquinna last night for Calgary, A1
berta.
There will be a regular communi
c'.itlon of White Pr.ss Lodge, F. &
A. M., Friday, March 26th, at 8
p. m. Visiting Brothers cordially
invited.
3-25-2t. THE SECRETARY.
H. H. Coffee of the Yukon Gold
Co. at Dawson, and his wife left
Seattle last night for the north on
board the Northwestern, after hav
ins; spent the winter on the out
side.
The Spokane left Ketchikan foi
Skagway and way ports about nine
o'clock this morning and is dut
here at 5 o'clock a. m. Saturday
with several passengers and 2;
tons of freight.
T. i. Standish, storekeeper foi
the \V. P. & Y. R. at the shops
who went out a couple of -week!
ago, is returning on the Jefferson
which is announced to leave Seatth
o.i Saturday.
Owing to the amount of othe;
matter today it was found impos
sible to pet up the compositions ii
English of tl'e pupils of the publii
school. They will appear tomorrow
however.
According to advices received fro
Seattle the Northwestern left tha'
port last night at 10 o'clock with i
load of timber for the W P. & Y
R. company's new dock here. She
isv«lue to reach Skagway on the
28th.
Sergt. M.iclauglilin, cf the R. N
\V. M. P. at Whitehorse, who has
tieeu here since Tuesday ler
for home this morning with three
members of the force from Regirn
whom he had come over to meet anc
take back across the llns with him.
The following people, the majori
ty of whom are bound for Dawsoi
or Atlin, are on their "way to Skag
way on the Northwestern, whicl
ieft Seattle last night: J. J. Dan
;<rans, Howard Turner, W. Anderso:
W. V. McVey, C. V. Ward. E. J
Main, R. C. Smith, S. D. Hobbs, J
j Bann, Mrs. L. E. Hunter, H. Cros
by, E. Stenson, Mrs. Hangen anc
J\ M. Bradley.
Miss Kitchener, well known roac
liouse keeper on one of the creeta
near Dawson, who came out fron
tht interior Tuesday, left or. th(
Princess Maquinna for Calgary, A1
berta, last night. Miss Kitchenei
has been in poor health for some
time and is on her way to her oli
h< me, where she has invested £
■»ood portion of her savings while
in tho north in income bringing pro
perty. Miss Kitchener is acrompan
ied by Miss McRae of Dawson, wht
's au old friend.
Mrs. E. J. LitMicoavs obliging
disposition was tho cause of hei
suffering a quite painful accideni
this morning. A neighbor woman
desiring to move a small chicker
roup, and being unable to do sc
without help, requested Mrs. Liddi
coat to assist her. Mrs. Liddicoai
readily consented, but as a prelim
Imiry it was nece?sary for her tc
negotiate the fence that separatee
h^r own and her neighbor's yards
and in doing this was where mis
fortune overtook her. In some man
tier she lost her balance and fell
from the top of the fence, sustain
ins a severe wrench to one of hei
knees, from which she is r.ow laid
UD.
"In the Bishop's Carriage, " a
fascinating four-reel drama of the
underworld that approaches tragedy
and <»ads in romance, will be pres
ented at the Nugget Movies tonight
and ' omorrow night. The principal
female character in this realistic
play, is impersonated by Mary Pick
'ord, the highest salaried moving
pli'ture actress in the world, and as
the films have been procured by the
management of the Nugget at a
greatly enhanced ifgure to those
usually shown, the price of admis
sion has been advanced the two
nights to 50c. for adults and 25e.
for children. "In the Bishop's Car
riage," was presented in Elks' hall
'ast summer by the Royal Players
Co. while here enroute to the in
tenor, and was very greatly en
joyed by those who were fortunate
enough to attend.
To Mrs. Frank Suffecool we are
indebted for r. copy of the Sacra
mento (Cal.) Bee ol March 12th,
i liich gives a ffout page illustrtu I
lion of Mrs. C. O. K&teto of Bella !
Vista, Shasta county, and h»r four
Dabes, the quadruplet* over -which
a great deal of public interest has
beta aroused iu their home state.
Tji the Illustration the mother ts
U-lng in bed with two of the little
atrangers 011 each aide of her, re
■ minding us somewhat of a picture
'wo once saw (we believe it was in
j Mark Twain's "Roughing It")
! wherein was depicted tho head of
| the Mormon church peacefully re
posing on the family couch in the
midst of his nineteen wives. We
understand that since the picture
of the quardruplets was taken, 24
hours after the children were born,
one of them, the weakest, has died.
Th'-re was a good attendance
last night at the Methofiist church
to listen to the lecture i>y Rev. L.
H. Pedersen entitled, "Around the
World in Eighty Minutes," an4 a
very interesting and instructive ev
f uing's entertainment it proved to
be from the opening of the reverend
gentleman's remarks, when he ten
dered his thanks to the little girls
\vho had aided in making tho lecture
, a financial success as well as to
the Daily Alaskan for what he was
, pleased to term its liberality in giv
ing the use of its columns for pub
licity of last night's program, as
well as for similar courtesies on
previous occasions. Th® ster
■ oopticon views were excellent, while
the vocal solos of Mm H. G.
t lilrmse and Mr. A. C. Blanchard
, were received with an appreciation
i that only an encore could satisfy.
Mr. P. H. Ganty, as accompanist,
added greatly to the enjoyment of
the evening. In winding up his
series of vie*s, the one next to
the last was a presentment of the
; bust of President Woodrow Wilson,
. to whom the lecturer paid a.n elo
quent and sincere tribute, and lastly
' that of "Old Glory," the appear
ance of each of these on the screen
being the signal for enthusiastic ap
plause. The lecturer Interspersed
his remarks with appropriate and
witty anecdotes, which were given
vigorous approval by the audience.
Juneau, March 25—B. L. Thane,
. general manager of the Persever
i auoe mine near this city, announc
ed today tlie promotion of G. T.
Jackson, the Dresent superintendent,
as assistant manager, and the pro
motion of B. B. Neiding of Ken
sington to take Jackson's place
•>s superintendent.
It was also announced that more
1 buildings would at once be erected
at the mine and mill for the hous
ing of the n en. Other Important
Changs are said to be pending.
m ARE DEAD
I OTHERS MISSING,
Tiflis, March 25—As a result of
the Persian uprising 12,000 Assyri
ans have taken refuge in the Cau
casus. Seventeen thousand are
said to be in imminent danger in
the vicinity of the Urmiah mission,
while twenty thousand others are
reported to be dead or missing.
iimr GETTING
REM ill
liumc, Match H3—The government
is believed to be getting ready to
act energetically, owing to the
massing of Austrian troops that Is
now going .in in the Tyrol and
Ti-cntino districts. That war la
c-vj>ectcd is shown by the seizure by
the government on the Swiss bor
der, of twenty-nine freight cars
loaded with grapliite and sulphur
for the Krupp gun works at Essen,
Germany.
DANCE TONIGHT!
You will enjoy dancing tonight
and every night II "PUROLA" Floor
Wax la used. It Is granular, sifts
and Droducee no dust A good floor
doubles the pleasure of dancing and
makes the feet light Try It today.
25c and 60c cans Specify "PUR-,
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A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
* Arthur Boone, Proprietor jj
Launch "Argo" for sale. Tills
ses.wort.hy boat will be sold for
spot cash at $350.00. In first class
shape, equipment complete.
3-8-2w. P. H. CANTT.
POUND—A rosary string of
bet>da. Call at this office. 3-4-tf.
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night!
"Good-For-Nothing Jack " — 101 j
L'iaon, two reel drfjua produced by j
Mllon H. Fah'rney.
Florence Baker In "Just a Wo
man."
"The Great Towel Robbery."—A
big comedy hit.—The towel thieves
meet with an accident
COMING: "Lucille Love; the Girl
of MyBtery."—A serlee.
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
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To treat Dandruff, and Falling: Hair,
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roni riclng.
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re without having a right understand
i!? of the fundamental causes of the
ouble.
Tou must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Herpiclde does this because 11
specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ is removed, the hail
as no choice but to resume health\
rowth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause, you remove thf
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