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No. S6 EIGHTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY,
A REVOLUTION
IN PORTUGAL
Madrid, May 15—Advice# receiv
ed here this morning from Portu- J
gal 3'ate that a revolutionary move
ment is now going ou In that coun
try.
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FLEW NO FLAG;
Berlin, May 15—There is a report
!ri circulation in this city that
Captain Turner ol the Lusitania
ilew no flag on the vessel at the
time she was attacked; that one
torpedo struck the ship below the
captain's bridge, but that it was
an explosion on the interior that
caused the steamer to «ink.
DIEM ON i
ENTIRE FRONT
Tetrograd, May 13—The Germans
have been driven back along the
wliole battle front in the region
near the Baltic, and the Russians
have retired to the river San,
from which base they hope the
Germans may be held in East
Ua'icia.
REACH BERLIN
Washington, D. C., May 15—It is
understood here that the president's
note will fail to reach Berlin to
night on account of Atlantic cable
^tr~ ab.e*.
Secretary Josephua Daniels to
■day ordered the first dirigible air
ship for the use of the United
States aavy.
President: .Wilson left this city
last jUiu for N'ew York.
IS FORMING II
NEW CABINET
Rome, May 15—President Mar
cara. of the Italian chamber of de
puties, lias been selected to form
a new cabinet. He Is retaining as
many members of the old cabinet,
which Included all political parties,
as possible.
Athens, May 15—The health of
the King of Greece is reported to
be much improved today.
Queenstown, May 15—Twenty
eight bodies from the lost steam
ship Lusitania were brought here
today on vessels sent out for
rescue work. None of the bodies
have been identified.
15 PLATTING
NEW TOWNSITES
Juneau, May 15—A Christen-1
sen, chief of the field division of
the ganerral land office engineer
ing commission is now employe!
in laying out townsites along the
line of the government railroad and |
platting th« lots. Ha may decile
:o either lease the lots or sell them
for nominal prices with proper safe
guards to shut out speculators. Al
ready there are lively demands for
the purchase of lots in the proposed
government railway towns.
NKW TERMINAL ELEVATOR
St. Paul, Minn., May 15—Ar
rangements were- completed here
:oday for the erection of a $250,
300 terminal elevator, by the
Equity Co-operative exchange, with
headquarters located here. The
Minnesota legislature during its
:losing sessions pased a law legaliz
ing such an elevator. The exchange
is the only organization of its
sind in the country, and is
lomprised of farmers engaged in
narlceting their own crops.
We are now showing the Largest
Line of New
Spring and Summer
Wash Goods
ever shown in Skagway consist
ing of Plain and Figured Crepes.
Ratinas, French G-injchams- Mer
cerized Plisses, Peacales, Flaxons.
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-1
If you want to see something that is
real nice come in andjloolc the goods ovir
H. J. LYNCH
Up-to-date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
.Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
SHORT LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
AND OCCURENCES OF INTEREST
The Alameda la due in Skagway
from Seattle sometime tomorrow.
Mrs. Buena Ohrner leXt for Seat
tle on the City of Seattle this morn
ing.
The Mariposa la due In Skagway
from the westward sometime Tuss- j
day.
Jack Moulton, traveler for the
Seattle Hardware Co., left for the
south on the City of Seattle this j
morning.
J. D. Harris, W. P. J: Y. R. agent j
at Caribou, was an arrival from the j
outside on the Prioress Maqulnna |
this morning.
F. G. Davies arrived on the Dol
phin Thursday night from Seattle |
ami has taken a position in the
auditing department of the \V. 1'.
& Y. R. at Skagway.
During the summer months the
Christian Science church services j
will be changed from 8 o'clock n.
m. to 11 o'clock a. m Sunday
school at 12 o'clock m
Mrs. Brett and child, family of
the Rev. C. C. Brett, missionary a:
Selkirk, Y. T., came in this mora- j
ing On the Princess Maquinna an 1 .
will leave for the interior the fovo
part of next week.
R. F. Wilson, northern travelin
agent for the Wells-Fargo Co., |
went down to Haines on the Dol
phln and returning on the City of
Seattle this morning continued on I
to the outside.
B. D. Palmer, representative c-f I
the J. W. Fales Paper Co. of SeAt- i
tie, left for Juneau ou the City;*!" |
Seattle this morning, and will
there catch a boat gcing to the i
westward.
R. D. Pinneo, assistant general
freight and passenger r-gent of tiie
P. C. 8. S. Co., who came in on tie
Dolphin Thursday night, left for
his headquarters In Seattle on the
City of Seattle.
The City of Seattle arrived i.i
Skagway from Seattle tliis morning
at 4:20 with 16 first uud 13 steer
age passengers an da small amonnt
of freight. She sailed on her re
turn voyage at 5:30 a. in.
The ninth two reel installment of j
"The Million Dollar Mystery," said j
to feature a far more fascinating |
:hapter of this great play than any j
that have preceded it, will be glv- 1
an Sunday and Monday nights at
the Nugget movies.
Capt C. Bloomquiet of the Yukon
river steamer Dawson ot the B. V.
N. fleet, came In on the Princess j
tfaquimia this morning and Is stop
ping at the Golden North hot-jl.
He will continue on over to
SVTiitehorse on Tuesday.
"A Daughter of Pan," in three
parts, will be the bead liner at the
Popular Picture Palace to
morrow night. From the pic
torial advertising sheets post
id In the windows at the play
aouse we feel Bure the production
will prove of great interest to those
who witness it.
A, C. Haultain and R. Bartlett,
of Ottawa, members of the Cana
dian geological survey party of
Northern British Columbia, and the
Vukon territory, are here on their
way to the interior, having arrived
on the Princess Mat-uinna this
morning.
Hev. Father Turnell will go down
to Ft. W. II. Seward today on the
government boat Petersen and hold
services there tomorrow. If pos
sible lie will return iu time to
hold evening service in Skagway
Sunday. Sunday ochof 1 will take
place at the usual hour.
The clerical force of the audit
ing department of the W. P. & Y.
R., at Skagway returred to their
old quarters yesterdiiv afternoon.
The overhauling, repair and altera
tion to that par of the office build
ing of the company v ave been thor
ough p.nd the facil'ties for expedi
tious work greatly enhanced there
by
Druggist Bonebrake of Keller
Bros. Drug store, who had beeu
laid up for several days by a ba3
sprain to his right ankle, sustains 1
while running the bases in the
game between the home team f»ud
a team comprised of members of
the Thos. Riggs, jr., engineering
party, returned to hi3 employment
yesterday.
•.General Managers II Wheeler of
the *.V P. & Y. R., and W. D.
Greenough of the Atlas Mining Co. j
of AVhitehorsa, V. T., were ar
rivals iu Skagway on the City of
Seattle from the outside this morn
ing\\Although both these gentle
men ift"e "extremely reticent ;ls to
future operations, their coming
seems to indefinably presage moraea
tous happenings in the interior
coua ry tributary to Sk.'sgway at an
early date.
At the twenty-fifth v edding an
niversary reception U-.ideTed by
Rev. and Mrs. Pedi^ten at the
Methodist church tonight, the fol
lowing program will be rendered:
Solo—"I Love the M'.on," Mrs. H.
G. Kirmse. Reading, "Constancy,"
Misp Margaret Keenan. Solo "Come
to Me," Mr. W. C. 1 ianchard. Vio
lin solo, "Romance," Mr. Oscar Sel
mer. Selection by c'to.r, "Wedding
Chcrus," from cantita "Ruth."
The launch belonging to the
Southeastern Alaska Methodist mis
sion at Juneau, arrived in Skagwav
last night, having on board, Rev.
Klackwell, the miS3io,ij>ry in charge,
accompanied by Mr?. Biackwell and
Mrs. Suttcn, the tw<> lafter delegates
to the W. C. T. U. o nventicn i:i
Skagway. They left Juneau Wed
nesday morning, r?i-«eting to
reach here in time to attend the
opening of the con\ention, but
rough weather and Jitad winds de
layed them so they di.d not arrive
here until between V md 8 o'clock
last night.
The Princess Maquhma got in at
S o'clock this morning with 25
tirst and three second class
passengers and 35 tons of freight. Sa4
will leave on her return south, at
5 o'clock tonight. The PrlncMS
Dainty Biscuits
Adora (Vanilla flavor) Baronet Wafers (Plain)
Anola (Chocolate) Water Thin (Plain)
Nabisco (Assorted flavors) Cheese Tid Bits
Loma Doone Short Bread
Social Teas
Five o'clock Teas
Chocolate Wafers
Price 25c each; two for 25c
Zweibach
kGraham Crackers
Arrowroot Biscuits
~ P. H. GANTY
AUSTRIANS IRE
III PO«ION
Vienna, May 15—The Austriana
claim to now have possesion of
Turka, Austria, ana that the Rus
siats have been drive© from Uzsok
i,
paea in the Carpathians.
Maquinna will make o<m» more voy
age to Skagway, arriving here ou
Tuesday, May 26th, and will then
be replaced by the Princess Alice
and the Princess Sophia on the
regular summer tourist season
schedule of 1915. The Princess
Maquinna will take up her old run
to Pr'nce Rupert and the Granby
Bay country.
Reuben O. Wal9teiH, of St
Paul, Minn., accompanied by Rob
ert Dietzsch of Berkeley, Cal., ar
rived in Skagway on the Dolphin
Thursday and left for Whltehoree
Friday morning enroute to the far
interior. It Is the Intention of
these two young men to spend the
next 18 months in hunting and pro»
.nectlng.
Mrs. (Dr.) Craig at Ft. W. H. Se
ward, delegate to the W. C. T. U.
convention from Halnec, left "for
home on the City of Seattle this
morning. Mrs. (Rev.) Wlnterberger
of Haines, also a delegate, expecta
to leave for home on tbe govern
ment boat Peterson this afternoon.
With the arrival at Rev. ani
Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs. Sutton of
Juneau In Skagway last night the
total number of 16 delegates elect
ed to the W. C. T. U. vtt present,
Miss Wigg, the young lady f»om
Wrangell, whom wo erroneously
mentioned yesterday as not being
« delegate, making full quota of
those expected.
A lot of the "has-been" base
ball experts-of Skagway have been
standing around for the past fe v
weeks watching the home team at
practice until they came to the con
clusion they could put it over an
the regular team ta a match, con
test, and In consequence havo
sued a challenge for a game to take
place tomorrow afternoon on the
W. P. A. club grounds. The chal
lenging team is comprised of the
following list of players, three of
whom are reported to have Jumped
from the ranks of organized base
ball into those cg "the Feds: Pete
Miller, W. ChlJds. Bob Shelly, H.
H. Watts, A. "Rapuxz*, ~W. McBriea,
C. A. Chamberlain, J. McAlister.
Mark Phelps and Wilbur Story.
Tuck Flaherty is captain and Davs
Stevenson manager cf the team.
ARREST ALIENS
BRITISH ISLES
London, May 15—The subjects
of all hostile countries are being
arrested throughout the British
Isles.
Submarine torpedoes today sunk
4: Danish steamer off Aberdeen.
It is rumored here that high
officials In Berlin claim that Am
erica and Germany will arbitrate
their differences.
L®te reports arp to the effect
that all the cities In South Africa
are rioting against the Germans.
Stockholm, Sweden, May 15—It is
reported that there has been a na
val battle between the German anJ
Russian fleets In th the Baltic Sea
cff the Island of Gothland.
SALE OF FRUIT LANDS
Denver, Colo., May 15—Some of
the choicest undeveloped fruit and
wheat lands la Colorado were sched
uled to go on sale In the capital
here Monday before the state laud
board at about J8 an acre. The
land lies lis the Montezuma valley,
and belongs to the state agricul
tural college.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at elaven o'clock a.
m. in the Alaskan building.
Subject: MORTALS AND IMMOR
TALS.
The public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Mrs. Lula B. Thompson, vice
president-at large of the W. C. T.
U. of Alaska, will speak at the
morning service on the Bubject:
THE TEMPERANCE LADDER. Sun
day school 12:15. At 8 o'clock
In the evening, Mrs Cornelia
Templeton Hatcher, president of
the Alaska W. C; T. L'., will give
an illustrated address: THE TEM
PERANCE MOVEMENT IN PIC
TURE, SONG AND STORY. Spec
ial music by the choir at the ev
ening aervice, aided bv Mr. P. H.
Ganty and Mr. O. Selmer. The
public i« cordially invited to ail
the service®.
L EL. PadersCR. Pastor.
Safe
You'll never be ''put out" by shape
losing fabrics in your clothes or
poor wear if you'll' choo*e
Hart Schaffner & Marx
or
Ed V. Price & Co.
CLOTHES
Drop in and flood them?ov«r
Will Clayson
The Clothier