Trinidad. May 13—The new strike
t-reakers brought iu here recently
are being deported today.
Chicago, May 13—Missionary
iork on lake Superior tiird up to
nr.d including Alaska is being
j United by the C.ermau Kvangeli
i-al Lutheran synod, which is in
sessio-; here today.
WOULD SETTLE
FOR 25 PERCENT
May 13—The last of
rincfSs 1 'ise's horde oi creditors,
vho together turned in claims to
the I>-Igiau government for approxl
- l::. Uy agreed to take his
>ropo;-tiO!i of SI,"00,000 offered by
the t overniiisnt. All claims are to
this basis later in
Priacess Luise, who has been
the greatest Princtss spend
tliat she had more personal
individual known,
o\imatelv .-$500,000
her share of her royal
ate. She ho^es to get
like $2.0«>0,0l»0 more
•i • "harlotte, the aged Empress
(> If. Colhoun of Ot awa, A. G.
■
Hier, C. and A. V. V aterhouse
of Victoria, H. C., are roistered at
the Pullen Houst
J. K. HcAlister, a brother of
Cciadiau customs inspector L. A.
McAlister, arrive-1 from Vancouver
on the Pritxn-ss Sophia yesterday.
We understand th.vt the young man
will b« er.iplcv'.ed in some capacity
by the U". P. & Y. Route company.
WILL SHIP GOAL
ON SS. SAMPSON
Seattle, May 14—On account of j
the Maryland beiiig in Mexican
waters The Sampson will bring the '
Matauuska coal here for the test. ,
Washington, D. C., Mav 14—The
evacuation of Tampicio ha? begun.
The rebels carried the fighting to
the center of the city, the federals j
retreating toward San Lu:s Potosi. j
Late advices state that General |
Pen a has succeeded Get •■nil Maas |
in command of the Mexican forces
outside of Vera Cruz.
FOR BEST OPERA
Parma, Italy, May 13—The
authorities of this city have just
been notified by Cleoforte Cam
panini, the grand opera director, of
the establishing by Mrs. Edith
Rochefeller McCormick o' Chicago
of a $4,000 prize to be repeated for
three years for the best opera by
an Italian composer. The competi
tion was entrusted by M"s McCor
mick to the authorities of Pariui
in recognition of the hours bestow
ed upon her and her husband last
year when they were mads the hon
orary citizens of the city of Parma
and given the keys of the city for
all times to come. Mrs McCormick
was also one of the heiv;est con
tributors to the Verdi Centennial
celebratiou which was held here in
1913.
The Parma authority have just
decided that the first competition
will close September 1, and that
the successful opera will h;ive its
premiere in the Verdi memorial
opera house here.
The Spokane will bo hf»re Sat
urday at 1 p. m. with 21 pass
engers and 70 tons of cargo.
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
\\ Ken in Need of Goods in Out Line Come In
and Look Over Our Stock
[No Hard Feelings and No Harm Done
If You Do Not Buy
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
H. J. LYNCH
The Up To Date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
PHONE 41 SKAGWAY
SIEET NEXT YEAR
III SEATTLE
Atlanta, Georgia, May 14—The
Bhriners at their session here today
selected Seattle, Wash., as the
place of holding their next year's
conclave.
Iliisl
mi OF PUBIS
Vienna, May 13—Th?t the de
signing of women's gowna and the
furthering and promoting of styles
iind modes which is making Vienna
a rival to Paris, is worthy of high
honor and state recognition, was in
effect the decision of Emperor
Franz Joseph, by decorating Frau
Marie C.elber, with the golden cross
of the "Order of Merit." Frau Gel
ber is chief editor of tht magazine
"Vienna Modes." The decoration
was conferred upon her in recogni
tion of her indefatigable work to
create 'Vienna art" in beautiful
gowns and dresses which has made
the Viennese women quite inde
pendent of Paris.
EO.Z
George Zavoriti, the Greek miner
who cut himself so badly with a
razor at the White I'asa hospital
lust Saturday afternoon f:i nn at
tempt at suicide, p.issed sway at
that institution today at 11 o'clock
a. m., from the result of the
wound. The body was transferred to
the L.. A. Harrison mo'gne soon
aftedward, but no arrangements
have as yet been made for the
funeral.
PERSONAL.
Supt V. I. Hahii aud General
Agent F. It. Wur/.bacher of the W.
P. it Y. Route went over to White
horse 011 this mouing's train.
Anton Degrand, who his taken
up a homestead in the Chilcat val
ley about 10 miles north of Haines,
came up on the Peterson yesterday.
He intends to go into live stock
raising 011 an extensive Bcale, and
is here looking ariund for cattle
to take back with him. R:t already
has unite a number on his ranch
and will keep adding to them as he
has the opportunity.
The train went out this m< rning
a* 9 o'clock with nbout 25 pass
engers.
It started raining at two o'clock
this afternoon and has been at
it ever since.
Try a LOVERA for your after
dinner smoke.
GOVERNOR WEST
TO BEAPPOINTED
Portland, Oregon, May 14—The
latest rumor here is that Governor
West will be appointed chairman of
the Alaska railroad commission,
with a salary of $12,000 a year.
HERE'S ONE 01
W. CHURCHILL
London, May 13—Hero is one
Winston Churchill is telling himself.
He was gazing with a certain
amount of approval at a aew portrai
of himself in a shop window when
a benevolent-looking old lady at
his elbow timidly inquired: "Can
you tell me who that gentleman is?"
"Oh yes," replied the Finn Lord of
the Admiralty, "that is Winston
Churchill." "Where does lie preach,
If I may ask?" "He's not u preacher;
he's a politiican—a member of par
liament." "Now isn't tint loo bad,"
observed the old lady, shaking her
head sadly; "and he h::3 such a
good face, too. What a disappoint
ment he must have b-ien to his
mother."
ME APPOINTED
GLEBKSOFBOftRD
Washington, D C., May 14
Benjamin Tillman,. Junior, son of
Senator Ben Tillman of South
Carolina, and Ralph .Mover have
both been appointed clerks of the
Alaska engineering board.
THE 1 JO ATS.
The Princess Sophia, when she !
came In yesterday at 2 So o'clock
had the following passengers on
board:A. W. Waltrliouse, 11. .A. j
Bond, A. J. McMaster, M. D. Man- j
cheater, T Fuller, J. Marvick, S. J I
Peace, B. Vance, D. II. Calhoun, A. |
H. Keller, H. S. Baldwin, S. It. Mc
Cullagh, D, Tolmie, X. Tovvnsend,
R. Gulin, T. A. Mahoney, .Airs, j
Hunter, R. G. Scott, J. H. McAllister,
Miss Caldwell, R. M. Holla way, R. j
G. L. Barrett, Miss Foster, the j
four last named being round trip-1
pers. Besides those listed above, |
there were 52 second elites, 4t» of
whom belonged to the Russian i
White river expedition.
The J. B. .Stetson reached here
at 6:30 yesterday afternoon aiul
sailed south at 8:15 p. m. She had
68 tons of cargo on board tor Skag
way.
The Priucess Sophia brought up
a consignment of lumber lor the
J. M. Ruffner Mlfling company of
tha Atlln district, which is to be
used In building scows J'or trans
porting freight from the upper end
of lake Bennett to Taku portage.
Quality Candy
BHOBBgHHnMaHnBBEBa
We have Juat opened another
consignment of the eplauaid "John
Btoa" line of package chocolates.
This candy is the most popular in
Skagway, due to the splendid qual
ity of the goods and originality of
the package, gold frou 60c to
$1.00 according to size.
P. H. GANTY, GROCER
6KAGWAT, ALASKA.
San Francisco, May 14—The
aerial ferry servile across the bay
to Oakland was iuauguraV.1 here to-1
•lay.
Whitehorse, May 14—the wire
is down nortli of C'arniaci.s. A big ,
ice jam is reported l>-.: vvteu the j
mouth of Little Salmon river and
Carmacks'.
Tlio Nasautlin will leave Lower j
LoBarge tomorrow night.
li. V/TIiJELER.
Washington, I) L\, May 14—Sen
ator Owen today in :i strong speech
oil the Mexican situation scored
Huerta. and declared President
Wilson justified ta not iccoguizing
the dictator.
Berlin, M.iv lo —Aiiuciiiiiceuieut
is made that the first attempt to
invade Germany with a h'r.h class
1 theatrical company from America,
will take place in a few weeks
when Charles Frohuian « il! bring a
"star company" to Berli-i. Julia
SandeiSon will be the siai of the
jcast to play iier • The experiment
| is look'cl forward to with much iu
j I erest in tnc:itrlca[ circles.
Section men are today cleaning up
I the W. 1'. & V. Route roadway on
\ Broadway, between S-cond and
| Eighth streets, preparatory to put
I ting in the IS iudi parking strips
along the outside of eich rail.
E
FELT IN UTAH
Salt Lake, May 14—Two earth
quake shocks were felt today in
wide sections of the country.
NEW POLICY
London, May 14—Secretary of
Foreign Affairs Grey says that he
believes that mediation In the Mex
ican troubles has failed and that
he lias a new policy shortly to
submit.
ALIENISTS FILE -
THEIR DEPORT
Como, Italy, May 13—Enrico
-Morselli, professor of anthropology
ut the University of Naples and
Conardo Branchi, a member of par
liament, and also 'professor of
psvcotlierapy at the University of
Naples, today filed their reports as
alienists in the case of Porter Charl
ton the American boy, awaiting
trial here for the murder of his
wife The two men, who arc amongst
the best known alienists in Italy,
made their examination and report
l'or the defense. A similar examin
ation and report made on behalf of
the state is declared to tally in all
the more important findings.
According to thf.se young Charl
1 ">n will have the advantage of sev
eral laws now on the Italian statute
liooks which were made as a re
sult of the studies of Lombroso,
the famous Italiaa criniii ologist, as
to the irresponsibility of a large
partiou of those wro commit crimes.
The date for the trial of young
Charlton will be fixed as soon as
the report is mad* by Ue special
1 commission sent to the United States
by Italy to secure testimony as to
! the exact mental, physical and
I sexual status of 'he murdered
| woman.
The Dolphin will reach Skagway
at y:30 a. m. tomorrow with 25
interior passengers and a small
' freight cargo.
" 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 over the line.
Spring fiats and Shoes
Now on Display
! WILL CLAY SON—-Clothier