rvaneisco, Juue 19—All up
down the Pacific coast
are said to ripening
various oriental col
a's v>r luotlier revolution in
• i same movement is being
. but it is ou the coast that
made the greatest progress,
paign is said to be under j
ral direction of Dr. Sun :
who was first provisional .
- ..t of the present republic i
mainly responsible tor the
voli on u'.-oh overthrew the Man .
a exile in Japan and
■: Yuan Slii-Kai is reported j
o 1 ai i. > red $1,000,000 for his
:e I'nited States the agitat- j
\nd<?r; s>cd to Lav© offered $ 1 CO,000.
i. s toured the country and ;
■rofc ^cs to have found strong fin
at. :nent that the revolt is
••ring iu central China !
• \pected to break out 1
lu fu . Moletuu withiu the next few
The t.itors charged Yuan with ■
e all the work of the
1 established a despot
soiue of them give him
.. a sincere believer in
they say they do not
submit to it merely be-'
sincere in thinking if j
II FINED IN
GHISKM HIP
R oil- ;:rr s from the Chisana ;
• «l» teil ( i number of arrests
•li ed States marshal
I with bootlesging. A
son man who left here
r :nl went to the camp
StJiid and costs, which
- fees, is said to have j
It • ; bout $1,000. Anothe '
i i>nse, but it is understood
1 {.pplitftl for a license and
• st-U liquor before the 11
w : —I'awson News. 1
I
The following jurors were em
pannelitd yesterday iu the ease of
Sabine Dortero vs. The Homo Power
Co: Jesse Jensen, George Stephens,
Kd. Fay, J. G. Morrison, J. H. Chisel,
Eugene Papin, W. E. Hrltt, Martin
Madsen, A. J. Weitzinan, H. S.
Chisel, W. E. Polley and G. W.
Hinchnrcn
The case came up for
'.rial at 10 a. ra. today and witness
es are now giving their testimony.
It will probably be several days be
lore it is> given to the jury.
THEIR DISPUTE
§ SETTLED
K1 Paso, June 13—General Car-j
raaza h;is atlvised his represent- ■
itives here that the difficulty be- ■
ween himself and GeneraJ Villa h. ■>
jeen satisfactorily adjusted by his
;iving the latter permission to pro- |
eed toward Mexico city.
T
n STT!
ICO
Fairbanks, May 2S—The C»i
'en says. To the base rate af §55 a
ou for 'reight shipped here by way
>f St. J.tvhae! has been added t!
ollowing exception, telegraphed t
inies A. Fairborn, lor 1 manager
or the White rasa:
Tinware. 15; beer, !"•: plus
.obacco, 15; eggs, 20; gasoline, 2"
i'stillate, flat rate; fresh fru:;, 2.">;
lquors, 25; cut tobacco, 25; cigars,
J3 and n third; dry goods, 4o:
joots jiud shoes, 40; drugs, 4";
:lothing, 40; furnishings, 40: hats,
50; mi'l.'uery, 60; dynamite, 110.
Captain George Black took the j
;asolin? launch Superb out today for
i trial run to Haines
.Mrs. Singleton, wife of Lieut. \
jingleton of the I". S. army sta- ■
:ioned at Ft. Gibbon, went south on
iho Princess May last night.
Gentlemen: Our
Spring and Summer
Suits
Hats, Shoes
Rain Coats, Furnishing Goods, Etc
Are Now On Display
Suits Hade to Your Heasure
At $18 and Up
When in Need of Goods in Our Line Come In
and Look Over Our Stock$
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
IMINDENI
IBS'UNION
Butte, June 19—The miners here
have revolted against the Western
Federation of miners and .will form
■in independent uuion without affil
iation with any other order.
s me cm
FROM HAINES
The following people from Haines
were jr. town yesterday in attend
ance on the present term of the
district. court: Jesse Jensen, Otto
Geisler, '.V. II. Stout, T. L. Page,
Harry H'sgins, C. A. Llndholm, J.
II. C'ltis'.i, W. E. Polly, Thos. Dono
van, Jean Pippin, H. P. M. Birkln
I'ine, J. W. Coombs, Steve Ragan,
li. Dehaven, Martin Madsen, A.
S. Chisel, G. W. HincUmau, Ed. Fay,
John Fairfield, \V. S. Cranston, Dick
Uhcy.
A larger part of them were sum
itioued as trial jurors In the case of
■sibine Oortero vs. The Home Power
"o„ .t!i(i as the impanel was com
leted at a late hour yesterday
uanj r* them returned home today.
\S PERFECTED FOR
PANAMA CANAL OPENING
Washington, June 19—According
0 the completed plans. President
•Voodrov.- Wilson will leave here with
1 notable company of statesmen,
• presenting the formal opening of
he Pan :ii;i canal March 15th next.
Villi members of his cabinet he will
>(? on the On.*j:tm which will heiid ]
■ • • —of all the
unions through the canal To ue
Pacific and on north to San Fran
i TI;Tll DIVIDES ESTATE
AMONG HIS RELATIVES i
June 19—Jacob Furth's
i>-ill was filed today. It gives his
svidoir the naruaby country es
tate a-:d $10,000 to each ol his
grandchildren. The remainder of
Lis estate, valued at 52.500,000,
is divided equallv among his daugh
ers, Mrs. Frederick O. Struve,
Mrs. Anna Furth Torry, and Mrs.
Lieut. WetheriU.
Arthur Fox t'ue advance manager
t'or the Royal Players is in town,
but is very uncertain regarding tbo
Lrin to the interior ou account of
tht# bad reports that are coming
from Fairbanks and Dawson, and
the tremenduous expense of
t ikiug a theatrical company through
to tho interior looks almost too
risky for this season.
The Royal Players are now in
Juneau playing to pheuomonal
business, as it has the reputation
of being the best dramatic com
pany that has ever visited the North.
Niagara Falls, June 19—The
mediators now realize that the sel
ection of a neutral president will
not stop the Mexican strife. A dis
pute will probably end 'the confer
ence.
io mm
Mrs. Ed. Clausen and children |
and Miss Margaret Clausen, who i
have been here for several days as
guests of J. F. Ward and family,
will leave for Fairbanks on to
morrow's train, making connection
with the B. Y. N. boat at Whitehorse.
Miss Hazpl Hartshorn, also a
friend of the Ward family, le:'t
dkagway for Dawson yesterday, lo
which place she is going on a
visit for the summer with her par
ents. Miss Hartshorn has been In
Seattle undergoing training for her
yoice and she is coming rapidly to
ihe front, having starred on sever
al occasions In that city last winter.
Her father is chief electrician for
Jne of the big mining companies
jperating near Dawson.
MOVEMENTS OF
RIVER BOATS
Whitehorse, June IS—Yukon up
Inmpttrt 6 a. ni.
iiufUel U" 5'e'ozi •» P. m. on the I
Alaska down Eagle 2: Co a. ui.
Carritr down Circle 2:30 p. m. on |
he 17th.
Sarah down Kotlik C:40 a. m., j
•omiecud with Schwatka for Daw- j
ion.
Tanana down Nenana G a. ni.
Whitehorse, June 19—Water 3 I j
nches.
Whitehorse up Carraacks 1 a. ni. |
Dawson up White river 9 p. ni.
Selkirk up Dawson 10 p. m.
Casca sailed 9 p. m. with 69 I
lassengers, 12 tons way freight, and i
10 tons for Dawson down LeBarge
> a. m.
NaautJiu sails noon today, 40
:attle, 8 horses White river.
Barga Alsek 1 ton way freight
108 tons ior Dawson including 4l"i
:ases powder and 350 boxes gaso- i
Hue.
Next sailing Whitehorse Saturday.
R. D. P1XNEO MASONIC
LECTURER FOR ALASKAj
Seattle, June 19—The Masons
of the State of Washington elected !
R. D. Piuneo, of this city and form-1
erly of Alaska, grand lecturer for I
Alaska.
We Specialize on
National Biscuit Goods
These Biscuits, Cookies, etc., are packed in modern inner
seal packages, and reach you as fresh as the day they
were baked. Just received the following varieties:
American Beauty Ginger Snaps, 2 lb. kegs. 35c
Graham Crackers,]
Social Teas, I
Nabisco Wafers, f
Baronet Biscuits, \ 15 , . „ f „5
Five O'Clock Tm, ( x°° pKg" d 101 ^
Cheese Tid Bits. \
Festino Almond, 1
Fig Newton, j
We also carry a Nice Line of Fresh Bulk Cookies
P. H. GANTY, GROCER
I SEISM!
- IS CAUSED
Quebec, June M—Assertions
made here by Quartermaster Galway
that the wheel of the Empress oC
Ireland was jammed two hours be
fore the collison with tiie Storstadt,
has caused a big sensation.
The contract for the salvage of
the Empress of Ireland li.<s been let.
Two months li.lve bben allbwed in
which to complete tho work.
10 IE Dili
Xew York, June 19—Augustus
H«>inze, the Montana copper mine
operator, having been reported to
be dying, Supreme Court" 'Justice
Erlanger, before whoso court Heinze
was to i.ppear, is seeking proof of.
his illness.
The newspaper men of J uneati ap
pear to be very popular with the
ladies if v. may judu'e by the way
I'.ey a"u being taken off the matri
• • H
u'.oui:' 1 mark'-t Only u few weeks
'so Ed. R'.is.^oli of tile Alaska, DUf j
1 tlfh v-ent East and as soon as He
■eache • Chicago came (he announce-,
oiu, Iv.-inei- city -.litor of the Ois
i)nily Ji.ul, a paper owne i antf yU»>-'
fished i>y ex-Governor Ch'rk of Al
And ollowirtg these that of Lal'e
'pray, newsman of the Alaskan Em-,
ilre, who was recently married in
Everef, Wash., and has just r>*
urued to Juneau with his bride.
C. K. Tisdale, member of the
British Columbia i> ;rliamont, and
who, it Is rumored, is slated for
minister of flnancc in th>» cabinet,
made .1 round trip to Atlla, return
ing In time to take tile Princess
May for his home last night.
ft URGE LIST OF
excusiob
The Spokane reached here yes
terday n 1:30 p. m. with the fol
\ 'owing passengers aird round-trip
. excursionists: Round-trippers—M.
' Hautfelder, M. A. Murphy, Miss M. G.
Murphy, Miss A. Murry, Helen M.
West gate, Geo. H. Walker, J. W.
Bolmer, Dr. j. A. MoKlnnon, Miss
Marion McKihnon, Miss Ruth Jud
son, G. C. Schmidt and wife, Her
bert Kittelfey, Wlnfield R. Smith
nnd wife, Murry Downs and wife,
Alonzo M. Murphy and wife, Geo. A.
Craigo and wife, W. E. Watson, A.
E. Harris, G. E. F; Sherwood and
•wife, J. R. Poore, Edith B. Poore,
Kranklhi Poore, Elizabeth C. Poore,
; iClizabf-lh Sargent, Amy Hutchins,
[.Miss N, A. Hutchins, Miss Bessie
I louden, Miss Verne Berry, G. B.
! Maxweli, Victor F. Maxwell, Her
j b^rt Grten, O. B. Colton and wife,
1 Miss "Margaret Rennie, Miss Hattie
1 Reimie, Miss Lillian P. Williams, G.
L. Buberaux, Elsa Buberaux, L.
< tuberaii.v, Margrct Buberaux, Mrs.
F. R. Swan. Regulars—J. A. Buste
rud, Anders Ekeres, F.. W. Corey, E.
R. Jesson, Aug. W. Coradt, Miss
Ida M. Reese, E. G. Kelly, Alfred
Burb'ank and wife, Alice Parmilee,
Miss Helen Flynn,- Miss N. E.
Foord, Mrs. N. E. Foord, Miss B.
Walter, A. Dalton Harrison, Henry
"Candsberger and 2 second class.
- The boat sailed for-Seattle, via
Sitka, at 9:3u p. m. with the follow
ing through passengers: Joseph
/ember* John Caulombe, W. Imp
ltoff, John Rutliff, Mrs. J. S. Os
good, Mrs.' Foster, Mrs. David Kay,
Miss E." Waters, W? J. James and
wife) J. J." Thornton, John Belsea,
11. 13. Huffman and wife, Mrs. B.
W; • Johnson-, Mrs. Frank Illberg,
Mrs. W. W. Sharrara,. H. C. Gordon
:md wife,- John Rudolf, Chas. New
ham, X. P. Baker, Annie Stallara,
W. II. Rochester, Sergt. F. Roggie,
Morton A. Fraser, John Horner,
J. J. - Cain, Mrs. Fred Brentlinger,
A. O. Riilemous, George Ajduroyche.
To Ketchikan: J. C. Moulton, R.
I o "i Jnneau: A. McDonald,
Lindquist. "
Mrs. Lauderdale, wife of the chief
engineer on the -steamer Gleaner,
was an outbound passenger on the
Princess May last night.
hi w letter just received from
Atlm by a Skagwayau the writer
says that everything is looking ex
ceedingly bright for a good clean-up
in that district this season, espec
ially on McKee creek, where it is
reported that there is plenty or
water for all purposes.
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oonf$dehc& and the well
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always
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