The daily Alaskan. [volume], March 26, 1904, Image 1

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HE DAILY ALASKAN
C l V OFPICI^L FHPER
No. 18 VOL Ml.
3 K AG WAY, AL \SKA. SATURDAY MARCH 26. 1204 PRICE 10 CENTS
lie Ladies'Bazaar
L. A. HARRISON. Kkt.
Just Receivdd !
An Up-to-Date Line of Easter
Novelties
EASTER DYES,
CHICKENS
And Many Or her Novelties
tethel 1TTLE ones
Easter Cards and
Booklets
Artificial flowers
FOR YOUR
taster Bonnet
AT SEATTLE PRICES
Easier
Ptrfume ?
l*i-i v - French quadruple ex- j.
ti:iOta, i to n;iuti the forest. S
fi.'id ami _ . ilt rv The ilowors ^
from * hicti t Hey are in?le tiave ?
til near injurs hare {Treat ?
slrvu^b anil are very lasting oj
Ju->t now tha jfreatest fuvorite I
is Purple Pansy.
Ask fu: >ur I . ister Souvenir I
Kelly S Co., Druggists
SKAGWAY DAWSON NOME
HartSctuiFnerj
V Marx j
Hind Tailored .
You can throw |
your money in the I
air anywhere in g
,
town and
It may land \
on a oretty fair |
suit
But Mr- Nobby
Dresser, there is
one place it will
land on the
Most |
Stylish |
Suit
aiwl that spot is our store.
Talk doesn't do it The Clothes
Make It So.
?, ft Claysoii $ eo.
Broadway & Fourth ?hon3 124
FLEETS FIGHT AGAIN
Japanese attacked Port Arthur on Mon
day and Tuesday. Claim to have
blocked mouth of harbor and that no
damage was done to the navy.
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
London, March 2ti ? Baron Hayashi, Japanese minister, this morning received an
official dispatch from Tokio stating that Admiral Togo, commanding the Japanese squad
ron at Port-Arthnr, reports an attack arranged and carried out on the night of March 21.
< >11 that date a torpedo boat destroyer fleet divided into two divisions, under cover of the
battleship's guns, and succeeded in placing numerous mechanical mines at thejentrance of
Port Arthur harbor, completely closing it. Thi?T; Occupied most of the night. In the
morning l>oth divisions retired. Then the battlet^ips Fugi and Gasliima tried a long
range bombardment on the inner harbor. The Russian fleet consisted of five battleships,
four cruisers and ten destroyers. These commenced manouveriug, under protection of
the fort's guns, inviting the Japanese to a cloce range engagement, which was not accept
ed. Desultory bombardment npon the Japanese position began. Many shells fell near
the Fugi and the Gasliima, holding the foremost positions of the Japanese fleet, but no.
damage was done. The Japanese fleet retired in good order on theafternoon of March 22. 1
RUSSIA ADDS TO COLOSSAL ARMY
[Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan.]
St. Petersburg, March 26 The Czar is determined to create another army corps to
consist of 280 infantry re iments. This means over a quarter million additional men to
Jj" added to the present army, which Ts also readme colossal proportions. Orders have
also been given t<? convert twenty-eight reserve battallions into regular battallions, each
of the basis of eight companies.
GONGAMPHO TO BE AN OPEN PORT
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Tokio, Mar li 26 ? Formal announcement that Korea has finally decided to open the
p >rt >l'(iw -ampho to the trade of the world reached this government today. The actual
date of the opening has not been determined upon as yet.
All Reudy For Spring
New styles in fashions and new sam
ples of the very latest sprinjr sroods are
just in at the store of V. Wolland, mer
chant tailor.
1'lann*!* Wtibtd
Take your flannels to Mrs Zarelli, to
be washed. Best of work guaranteed.
Fifth avenue, near Daily Alaskan of
Bce. 3-2t-tf
Wanted
Independent trader at Rampart, Al
aska. For particulars addresa Ram
part Chamber of Commerce, Inc., Ram
part, Alaska.
When You Want a Good Oiffar
AT THE
Finely Furnished Hoonis
Electric Lighted Throughout
IHf IMPERIAL HOTEL
GEO. W. CURTIS, PROH.
AMERICAN PLAN
FrootSt. South l'.O., \Vhitehorse,Y.T
lust Received
New Line of
? Rational Biscuit Co's Goods
VERY FINE
Also some very fine
Cream Brick Cheese
and Limburger
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cJo dsrvnJl/ a- it'JL/ td / ' f-r/e -churns uA^tl^
^r~f/^on.^ay^z^ fitsv^Ll S r-t/r-^isr^d&d s9rL0-?/
FUZsu, /(fWW^ tyj-tc- *
2/ru? c/a?/$ ? ryfvn/.
TJIE ROSS-HIGG-INS CO. Sole Agents, Skagway and Juneau
fASEL DIES
Former Skagway Merchant
Is Dead At Fairbanks
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Dawson, March 26.? Adolphus C.
i Fasel, formerly a wall paper and paint
dealer and heavy property owner of
Skagway, died at Fairbanks in the Ta
nana March 22 of hemorrage of the
stomach. He was hurried there yester
by the Arctic Brotherhood. This news
was received today by a special dispatch
to the Dawson News, and is corrobo
rated by private telegrams. The dis
patches also say that Mrs. Fasel is at
Fairbanks and will stay.
Fasel left Dawson for Fairbanks last
year. He is an uncle of Rudy Kalen
born, a prominent Klondike druggist,
now in Tacoma. _
mi (TWINS
Californian Defeats Yunr.fi:
Corbett
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan .]
San Francisco, March 26.? The 20
round fight for the lightweight cham
pionship of the world, between Young
Corbett, of Denver, and Jimmy Britt,
of San Francisco, was won by the lat
ter. The decision was given to Britt
In the last round.
Wanted Boy to Learn Trad*
Wanted -Boy 14 or 15 years of age to
learn the baker's trade. Inquire at
Vienna bakery.
[s your washing sautactoryV Are
your clothes torn'/ If no or yes, try the
Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will
be satisfied. 3 20
We Are Showing
Some Very Pretty
6agc Rats
Both Tailor Made and
For Dress Occasion
<?"We close the Millinery Department at 6 p m.Tti
| Chealanders, fifth Avenue,
Frank N. Johnson' ? J. O. Johnston
Whitehorse, Y. T.
New Management,
Restaurant in
Connection
lohnson & Johnston
No Coal oa the Pacific Coast
Equals the
Ladysmith - Wellington
IT BURNS,
IT HEATS,
IT HOLDS FIRE
and
Makes LITTLE ASH
We have a large stock on hand of this
Coal, either
ALL LUMPS, Bulk, delivered, $13 00
DOUBLE SCRtENED, in sacks 13 00
Shaw & Johnson
Phone 11, Moore's Wharf.
E. A. GUILBAULT, Selling Agent
'Phone 6
Snow Shoes, Sleds,
Dog Harness, &c.
i Dement .& Gearhartl
Spring Medicines
Now is the time to take them
We have a more complete stock than ever
of all the leading blood purifiers
Him. Brill, IIk Druggisi