ShYS IS. SMITH
!«?: tile. June 5—Mrs. Smith, in
•Xi-nt hero today, says that
in . t-'il suiclile because business
; not in a satisfactory condition.
- t!; it he comtneuted on his
troubles, but denied that
ro il been any quarrel between
aiul his wife. Mrs. Smith
t U- held until after the inquest.
GETS PRESENT
Seattle, June 3—The tourists who
recently made a round trip to Al
ifc.i 3 the guests of President Alex
uler, of the Pacific-Alaska steam
ship company, on board the Admir
al Sampson, on their returu here
resented Captain Moore with a pair
of m; . e g- isses and Chief Engin
eer Nuo'i v.ith a marine clock.
GUADALAJARA
M:i~ "l.ni, June 5—The rebel i
ive close J around Guadala
totaasand of General
SCHOOLS
•lit '; American trade schools and
headed by L. L. Summer, have ar- ■
rived .t Mu and will spend the,
:":cn M be etr.bo i In a report;
for American educational authorit
ies together with a practical appli
cation in their home schools of the
now features learned in Munich.
The Munich Vocational schools
have attracted world wido atten
tion, although but comparatively re
cently established. Tliey provide a
"practical education," in sharp con
trast to the "book cramming"
schools of Germany.
Instead of starting with books
and theories and cramming the
mind for years, the Munich Voca
tional schools start bo.vs In practi
cal technical and manual training
in the trade or vocation they choose
and combine with it a course in gen
eral education. Thus hands and
mind are trained simultaneously for
the trado or vocation to be follow
ed.
IS COMMUTED
Ifi pill
yea, who shot and k'i|t>d his mil
lionaire father here a few weeks
ago was today committed to tho
Mattewan asylum.
LABOR AGITATOR
MIT1E0T08.C
Seattl", June 5—"Mother' J ones,
the labor agitator, was today ad
mitted to British Columbia, a pri\ -
lege which was denied her yester
day.
WO Hi
Dijon, France, June 5—T\v > a<
iators were killed here yesu-rfi v'
when their machine exploded in
mid-air.
The shipment of tlower plants
from Skagway to Scuttle is some
thing never even remote!} dre.t :;ied
of hertofore, but C O. Walker yes
terday received an order from there
for 10 dozen pansy sets whicli be
will forward on the next southward
sailing of the £l!imeda.
Gentlemen: Our
Spring and Summer
Suits
" Hats, Shoes
Rain Coats, Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Are Now On Display
Suits Hade to Your Heasure
At $18 and Up
W hen in Need of Goods in Our Line Come In
and Look Over Our Stock
No Hard Feelings and No Harm Done
If \ ou Do Not Buy
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
H. J. LYNCH
The Up To Date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
PHONE; 41 SKaGWAY
Washington, June 5—A terrific
storm broke over Arlington com
etery late yesterday afternoon when
President Wilson was addressing
the crowd at the unveiling of the
monument to the Confederate dead.
Kansas City, June !>—The heat
wave here today registered 91.
liatesviilf, Oklahoma, June 5—
The thi-rometer registered 100 here
today.
Portland, June 5—A hail and
snow storm passed over this city
late vest, rday afternoon.
Tokio. June 5—A disastrous
storm 1 reported today over weeteru
and southern Japan. Scores of boats
have been wrecked and hundreds of
people drowned.
AniK.iiolis, June 5—President
Wilson in presenting the diplomas
today to the graduates here told
taein to be sample Americans. In
r . ri:y to the occupation of Vera
Cruz In* stated that it would leave
.1 different taste In the mouths of
I'vople who have hitherto feared
and despised the Americans. The
president also paid a tribute to
Fletcher as a man wilh a touch of
Kf..tesm iiisliip who has grown blg
k. r daily.
ys bull linn
n T
! UH
There will be a baseball contest
tomorrow afternoon on the home
ground between a team from Ft. W.
II. Seward and the W. P. A. club
U :;i o' ^kagway. The Peterson will
come U'i from Haines tomorrow
afternoon, leaving there at 12:30
and reaching here about 2:00.
A special meeting of the town
council was called for last night,
Imt owing to the special meetings of
Camp Skagwa.v No. 1, A. B., aud
Skagway Aerie No. 25, F. 0. E.,
there was not a quorum in attend
ance. Tlie date of holding the spec
ial council mooting was therefore
postponed uutil next Monday night,
at which time it is hoped to have
a full attendance as matters of Im
portancg will como up that will re
quire prompt attention.
WANTRODSEVELT
FOR GOVERNOR
New York, June 5—The progres
sive advisory committee wants
Theodore Roosevelt to accept the
nomination on its ticket Tor gover
nor.
Cleveland, June 5—There are
four reported dead and many in
jured in an electrical storm which
visited this section today .
CREW OFF FOB
Seattle, June G—The crew from
the University of Washington, which
is to participate in the boat races
at Poughkeepsie, left for thai
place today.
THEF
OF F. 0. MOOSE
The funeral services of P. 1'
Moore will be conducted by Rev. L.
H. Pedersen tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at the family residence on
Eighth street, near Alaska. The
traiu for the cemetry will leave
from the intersection of Eighth
and Broadway at 2:30. There will
be a short burial service at the
grave.
PERSON'S IXQl'lltKD .UiOl'T
Inquiries for the following named
persons have been received at the
governor's office at Juneau.
J. CLARENCE DROWN, of Eliza
bothtown, Kentucky; last heard o
in Nomi> in 1903. Sisters anxious to
locate him.
JAMES McCONNELL, a native of
Ireland. Miner, supposed lo be lo
cated in Alaska, but last heard of
in San Bernardino county, Cali
fornia. Relatives inquiring.
CHARLES S. KELLY, of Bangor,
Maine. Supposed to have gone into
the Chisana region from Prince
Rupert, B. C. Sister anxious to lo
cate him.
Social Whir
tumaammmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmma
This is the name of the latest
addition to our line of high
grade coudy.
A combination of marshmallo
and caramel. Sold in bulk,
40c per pound
P. H. GANTY, GROCER
SKAGAVAY, ALASKA.
Seattle, Juno C—Mrs. Smith is
being held In re by the police. Sara
uol's wife iniil others usjert that j
the woman had been heard to |
threaten his lae. The inquest will
take place nest week.
MRfi£
AVliiiohorso, V. T., June C—Water
■it Caribou 24 inches.
Water at Whitehorse IS inches.
lesson--:t( 010 from Siow
inrt river.
Dawtioti lu.ii T.: p LoEargo at
S 1». m,
it. DI.
j ;eiigers, and Git
Dawson.
Tanaiiii <.:tikd at 7 a. ui. with 24
■nssengers, and 51 tons for lower
! river, bnrgo Thebo 9!# tons for.
| f'airbauks and vlou.
r.i. with 7 l>as- j
; of freight for
Monday
Tuesday
at S:3u
: light for luiwsi.i!.
Lower river »«
Sarali down ITagle at 8 a. ni.
Reiiei dcwji T;»lavani at 7 p. m.
■ on the i'th.
Carrier at Er.slo,
Wasii'-mrii u; Kirch'>; <J ■)i. ill.
Alaska at Giiil.'Oii.
Kerr dowa Circle XD.Oy a. in. on
I the 4th.
tut: boats
TIio Humboldt
this mcI'lliiig i:'d sailed south at
12:3).
Th • Dolphin « :ll l c In at uoon
oil J <>iiJay with GO pua^silgers and
, VO tons of cargo.
Tilj Ppok.me is duo l.ero in the
uiorniiVK at <> o'elo< |c itii 22 p is.s
• ngors nr.il yo ion?- of cargo.
lioytiiv t' y JSi-rslii'I Foiizo be
fore his return to Hkagvvay will go
i io the Morui i' aayh-i>', near
I'ortbiUd, Ore; on. v,ith two insane
prisoners, one of whom is from Jn
i :ieau anil the oiUer from Sitka. Ho
• xpected to be able to get away o:i
lie Humboldt on iier return to J«
teau 11 om Skagway.
HIS CONDITION
Chicago, June 6—Adlal Stevenson
is suffering from a nervous break
down, occasioned by the death of
liis' wife six months ago. His condi
tion is very sorious.
Pittsburg, June 6—Ten thousand
workmen of the Westlnghouse inter
ests are demanding recognition of
their union or they will declare a
strike.
UL
1ATUM BY
London, June 6—British Foreigu
Minister Grey has notified President
Wikon that in case General Villa is
. lected president of Mexico Great
Britain will demand satisfaction for
ihe death of William Benton,
Vera Cruz, June G—Late advices
received here state that General
Villa recently tapped the wires lead
ing into Mexico City and told the *
dictator to await his arrival in the
capital as ho and his followers
would soon be there.
•j bills pass house
Washington, June 6—All three
Nils o'i the administration trust leg
'..iliiiion program passed the house
1 te yesterday afternoon.
ammunition is landed
Washington, June 6—A report re
ceived hero today states that the
schooner Sunshine from Galveston
had landed ammunition at Tampico
for the rebels.
" Hard to Fit"
Some men are called
"hard to fit;" others
just think they are.
But any man, of
whatever figure, can
be fitted in clothes
here. We haye made
special preparations
for men of odd and
unusual sizes; stout
men, very large men,
tall men. Drop in and
look oyer the line.
Owac-^T bi
Spring Mats and Shoes
Now on Display
WILL CLAY SON—Clothier