The daily Alaskan. [volume], July 20, 1904, Image 4

About The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924

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SPECIAL 1
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
King Morse Tomatoes per can, lOo
String Beans - 44 20c
Californnia Bartlett Pears, galls. 44 25c
California Table Fruit Sale Price
Crawford Peaches. - per can 15c
Apricots. - - 44 15c
Bartlet Pears, - - - 44 15c
These Kruits Are Good 20c Values
Blue Lable Catsup, 20c per bottle
Regular Price 30c j?er bottle
The thrifty wives of Skagway are our
best customers? WATCH OUR ADD.
John Kalem, tue Grocer
INDER WATER
Peuusylrania Tuwu Flooded
From Brokeu Reservoir
[Special Dispatch to Daily Maskan.]
Scottsdale, Pa., July 20. ? With a
roar like Niagara, the new reservoir cf
the Citizeus' Water Company burst its
banks at niiUoubt, aril mure than 200,
CJ0.000 xa"on9 of wate ? ivsheudown the
vaney wrecking all in its juth. When
it was discovered a 9 o'clock last even
ing that the date was in danger of
breaking, a me^enger was immediate
ly sent down the valley to warn (he
people. liunuicus of lives were tin's
saved. A few hours later the who'e
valley was under water. Builuings
were can :ed on he crest of the great
wave like toy boats in a wash tub.
IN CHAOS
Fnraly Monutain Tribes
)K>min itiiis Morocco
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[Special D.'sociches to Da:'y A'as'ian.]
New Yor, July 3ft? A Tang.er dis
patch says the Moorish government
grants every demand of the unruly
mountain tribes which ate now the
douiinatiug power in Moruxa The
tribes ate engaged in looting Tillages.
The government of the Sultan has
neither the men nor the energy to ieo
der ai.y assistance. The United Siates
demand for the capture acd punishment
of ''Uisuli is yet unhea led. the sultan
pleading imjutence.
Mr. Kiraw I? til
H. D. Kirmse, who with Mrs. Kirmse,
is visiting at Juneau, is ill at that place.
A telegram was received by Willie
Wright, who Is in charge of the Pioneer
jewelry store, fvotn Mrs. Kirmse, con
veying the information. It .is not
thought that Mr. Kirmse is dangerous
ly ill.
John O N?il It Buried
The funeral of John O'Neill, who
was killed Monday morning by falling
over a cliff at Clifton, took place from
the Catholic church this afieruoon.
Notice to tha Public
All persons are hereb; notiled that
any making of excavations on public
streets or alleys, any niovi"? of build
ing-, u.-ro-s such streets or alleys, or
plajirg of obstrvctiors ! hereon without
first ,.l>tali'iiig a p*ri?'t for si*, h work
from the Tow it Council, is in violation
of Sections aru S, Article 4 ordi
nance Nj. 32. Town Ordina"ces, and
any person or )>ersons v olati g ? said
law will hereafter be proxeuted.
By order of the Council.
L? S. Keller,
Mayor
Notice
During the summer months I will
sell breai at 5 cents a loaf a-*l all other
pastries in proportion. Wo use the best
material and a competent baWer is in
charge. Give us a call and be oon-'
vincecL The Vienna Bakery. ?
I'MOU OjtU'f Cm'iI*Ui
The Pack Train saloon is now serv
ing Elmer Chamberlain's famous oyster
cocktails. ''
Harrisons' give you a square dea^ t. n
your old school books
Blu WORK
Judge Day i'assed Oo Pana
ma Caual Title
Judge W. A. Day, the first assistant
attorney general, who is now conduct
ing the investigation into the admin
istrative and iudicial official# of Alaska,
had charge of the American interests
in the negotlaons for the Panama canal.
He it was who passed upon the title to
the canal and who dictated the legal con
ditions that the French owners had to
meet before the payment of the pur
chase price by tho United States was
nnide. He is rated as Jone of the beet
lawyers who is connected with the ad
ministration at Wp?hiogton.
NOT NOW
Janeaa Te. m Will Come to
Skagway Lator
The Juneau baseball team will prob
ably not come to Snagway on the Jef
ferson , but will in all probability visit
til's place later in the season. Such is
the purport of the latest news received
by H. L. Johnson from Juneau. The
Campbell brothers. Juneau's crack hat
t.-ry, have return d to Tacoma, but it is
understood that they will return to
p!ay with Junpiiu in the event of the
t?a<u from ihut town entering a tourna
ment at this place.
Arrangements are being made for an
other series of Klines between Ska?
way and Whitehorse, and a game is all
but arranged to take plaje at the rap
ids city, Saturday, August 30.
EJki' Meeting
There w'!1 be. a meeting of Skagway
Lodge No. 431, Benevolent and Protec
tive Order of E'ks, at their hall, Thurs
day, July 21, at 8:30 p. m.
There will be initiation.
All v'sii'ng Elks are invited to at
tend. E. A. Mcrphy, Sec'y.
Jeflersou Not Reported
The Je tferson, which Is due to arrive
here some time this evening, had not
been reported at Juneau at 3:30 o'clock.
PERSONAL MENTION
Dr. I. H. Moore will return to Juneau
on the JefTersou.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
There Will be an entire change in
the menu at the Totem Saloon tonight.
The lunch will begin at U o'clock, and
will be the best ever offered in the city
Always la th* Lead
The Seatile saloon is always in the
leai. _li sarves the finest free lunch,
hot or cold night or day, to be had in
the city, with the very best lager beer
in the world." Seattle Saloon, corner o(
Sgtth avenue and State street.
? ??-is your washing sautactory '( \re
. your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the
t>Kagw?y Hand Laundry, and you will
be satisfied. 3 20
Japanese Matting - All 180 strands
and good patterns, direct from the
? Orient. Regular price 30c, 35c, 40c
1 and 45c goods. Now 25c per yard, at E
R. Peoples'., .
Best of wines liquors and cigars at
the Totem.
CHANGE IT
Princess Beatrice Not Cum
ing North
A telegram received today by I. B.
Dunn, agent (or the Can ad i an 'acii'c
Railway Company at this place, can
cels the arrangement (or the Princess
Beatrice to come north on the next irip
(or the Princess May. Tiie Danube
sailed last night on the run o( the
Princess May and will make one irip.
The Princess May will sail again (or
the north August 2.
GOT AS GOOD AS HE GAVE.
Uow Phflanthropirt Corcoran Wat
AnmvercU by a Wui.iuii.
The lnte W. \V. Corcorau. the million
aire i hllnnthroplst of Washington,
who gave to the city the mnguiilceut
art gallery which hears his name, was
very fond of telling I row he was onec
overmatched by a wealthy maiden la
dy from whom he desired to purchase
a piece of property.
Mr. Corcornn was the owner of the
Arlington hotel, nflhe corner of Ver
mont avenue and II street. Adjoining
the hotel property on the II street side
was u handsome brownstone mansion,
owned by the maiden lady. The lot
u|<on which the house was built ex
teuded buck to I street, a distance of
four hundred feet, and abutted on the
rear of the hotel property.
Mr. Corcoran found It necessary to
enlarge the hotel property and with
this end in view desired to purchase
the rear end of the lot own 1 by the
maiden lady. As she was very
wealthy, he knew that a Inrse price
would not be any special Inducement
and .for a time was at a loss to know
exactly how to approach her. He final
ly concluded to go straight to the point,
and therefore addressed her the fol
lowing note:
Dear Miss C.? How much will you take
for your back yard? We wish to enlarge
the Arlington hotel. Tours sincerely.
W. W. COKCOltAN.
Promptly came the reply:
Dear Mr Corcoran? How much will you
take for the Arlington hotel? Wo wish to
enlarge our back yard. Yours cordially,
A. C.
WHY WE TREMBLE.
The JlerTf Action* Suprrinilixed by
Cold, Fear uud Anticr,
Cold, by stimulating the sensory
nerve endings In the skin, produces a
corresponding irritation in the brain
motor centers and by contracting the
blood vessels in tbe skin produces a
temporary excess of blood In tbe brain.
This interferes with tbe ste:idy flow of
nerve force to tbe muscles, so that the
spasmodic action of these nerve cur
rents produces the trembling due to
cold.
Of trembling from fear or anger Par
win gives this explanation: "Men dur
ing long generirtSons have etuleav< red
to escape from their enemies by flight
or violent struggling. These cause
brcathlessness and trembling of the
muscles. Whenever fear is felt the
same results tend to appear through
tbe force of Inheritance and association.
Just as furious rage leads pers >us to
make violent attacks on the object of
their resentment so in milder cases,
though no such attack may be made,
tu? beginning of violeut exertion ?
namely, trembling of the muscles
tends to show itself. liut the chief
cause of trembling from fear or anger
Is, according to tbe saufe authority,
the interruption or disturbance of the
transmission of nerve force from the
cerebro spinal system, due to mental
agitation. Why or how these emotions
afTect the cerebro spinal system
through the mind In this way is not
known."
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Up-To-Date Tailoring
Why send away for your clothing
when you can do iully as well at home.
Compare our pricej and goods with
those of any first-cluss houso on the
coast and you will be convinced that we
can save you money. A lai 'ge stock of
summer goods just in.
K. Wolland. The Tuilor.
At the Pantheon
You will always find the best of wi os.
liquors and cigars at the Par thcoii Sa
loon. if
Just opened. The Railroad restau
rant will now serve you with the best
meal in town. Your patronage is : el
icited -Williams & Petersen.
Take your old school Injoks to Harri
sons' on exchange for new ones.
The lead;ii? barhevshon and baths
The Princ'pal, opposite Board of Trade
A fine lunch and a large glase o^
Rainier beer, at the Seattle Saloon fo"
10 casts . tf
Fine porcelain tubs at Principal bar
bershop, opposite Board of Trade.
Shirtwaists worth $2 to i" for to
?4 at Harrisons'.
Baths 25 cents. Fire "n-celain tubs
at the Portland Lod {in-j Horse. Pots
25s, 50c, "5c and $ 1 . Fifih venue op
posite Canadian Bank of Conitre-ce.J
Ask for Remington typewiiier sup
plies. Best made. t'
We are now occupying our.
I New Store Building
Broadway Bet. 5th. & 6th Avenues
C.m. Dcbrends mercantile Company I
GEO. BLANCHARD, Mgr.
We have a Good Lino of
Cigars & lobbaco
Pipes, 5c and Up
'T l' your yxxsketbook
ci'-mot re.<.ch
Don't Forget the
Number
423 Br.CWDWAY, Phone 52
Tonv Dortero
ROYAL
Steam Laundry*
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptlj
Pone.
f-HON H V
Messenger Will Call ?nn Deiiyn
rsilis In Connection
Private Rooms for Ladies.
STEAM HEATED.
Vancouver
Hotel?
Wnitehoree, Y. T.
New Management
Returnlahed Throughout. First
Class in Every Respect
Finest Okie lo the Northwest
Remington
Typewriters
Standard of the World^*^
More than 1700 Remington Typewriters are used in the
Government offices at Washington- D. C.
Less than 700 of all other makes.
Better Get One Now!
Remington Typewriter Company, Seattle.
J. S. Harding Dealer for Skagway.
THE (J. S. MAIi BOA I
UNION
Plying Daily i'etween Stag-way ami
Haines
Leaves Skagway at
9 a. m. Sharp
Arriving at Haloes at ll::t9a. m.
Leaves Haines at 2 p. in.
S'nple fare SI 50. I
Lay ton ani Germain-, j
Office Hours: From 10 to 12 ai. m., 2 to
4 and 7 to 9 p. in.
J. A. BAUGHMAN, M. D.
Office in Old City Hall
Three Doors East of Britta' Pharmacy .
There is msrc strength ?
k ? and vigor in a single.
1 battle* sf_
mmm beer.
* than in a barrel
of ordinary beer.
]K Oncc used* Always used?
Il,v SEATTLE BREWING
8c MALTING CO
SEATTLE ,W*SH.k
PH9ME RAINIER 3CK