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THE DAILY "2 SWT ALASKAN
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N(k ? T()u Tfll " 3KA0WAY. ALASKA. THl'KSDAY. Al'ODST 8. 1905 PKICK 10 TOfB
M. WITIE HAS SMALL HOPE
FROM NEGOTIATIONS
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Russian Peace Envoy Fears Japan Will
Demand Terms More Severe Than
Russia Can Possibly Consider
(Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
New York. Aug. ?-M. Will?, head
4 the Uussi n peace commission, ar
-* riWil here yesterday afternoon. He
(ears the terms Japan will propose will
be too exorbitant for consideration.
He thinks the peace conference will
not last a week.
* Oth?r? Mor? Hop>fat
Washington. Aug. 3- People here
art< more hopeful for results from the
peace conference than M. Witte, of the
Russian commission, seems to be.
They think the commissioners will
come together. While It is admitted
that the Japanese are not so anxious
(or peace that they will consider terms
that are not commensurate with the
terrible cost of the war ami the com
plete success of their arms, it is be
lieved they will not insist upon condi
tions that are impossible for Russia to
meet. On the other hmd it is believed
the Russian commissioners ar?> fully
awake to the he plessness of their coun
try and that they will be willing to pay
a reasonable price for its defeat.
Record Trip to 1'airWmfca
The record trip from Seattle to Fair
banks has been recorded. Mis# Ruby
Kelly went from the gueen city of the
Sound to the Tanana metropolis in 12 '
days. She made close conncectiona at
Skagway, Whitehorae, Dawson and
Tan an a.
Oyster cock tails, Olympiaor Eastern
at the Pack Train restaurant
Got. Molnnf ? VUlta T.rritory
Got. Mclnnes is makin; a tour of the
Klondike creeks this week. It is his
purpose to inform himself as to the
conditions of every portion of every
portion of the district. It is said he
will visit Whititehorse a^ain before
the end of the season.
August Deleanator and French fash
ion journals at Harrisons".
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HARRISONS'
AUGUST SALE OF
WHITE GOODS
Chemise- Gowns. Drawers. Shirts
And Corset Covers this Week
At 70 cents on the Dollar - ?
$i 75 White Shirt WaUta. for SI .25
2 25 While Shirt Wmu, for |. 65
3.00 White Shirt W?ista. (or 2 20
4 00 Whit* Shirt Waist*, for 2 95
5 00 White Shirt WaisU, lor 3 70
6.00 White Shirt Waists, for 4 45
SILK SHIRT WAISTS at 70 cants on the Dollar
Couie early while we have a complete rue of sizt-s.
Phone 55. Store Open Evenings
Our^^ti^x
fiart
Schaffncr
&
Ittarx
Spring and Sum
V
mer Suits are ^
here and they
are Models of
Excellence in
Clothes Making
Art.
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Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schaffner <S* Mar*
Come and see them and if you buy one
You are sure you will be dressed right.
f. fi. Clayson $ go.
The One Price Clothier
RUSSIA RENEWS EIGHT
Torpedo boat destroyers from Vladivo
stok appear on |Korean coast and at
tack Japanese merchantmen? After
killing" a captain and others they
steam away
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Tokyo, Aug. 8 ? Two Russian torpedo boat destroyers appeared on the northern
coast of Korea this morning and bombarded Japanese merchantmen in those water*. The
captain of one of the merchant shij>s was hilled together with several others. After ac
complishing that much the Russians steamed away
SIM OVER
St eoml liast bill Season Is
Under Way
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]'
Seattle, Aug. 3? The second I aseball
season for the present year was started
yesterday. Seattle played with Los
Angeles at this place, Tacoraa and San
Francisco played at the Bay city and
Oakland and Portland at that towD.
Seattle started well by defeating Los
Angeles by the following score:
Seattle, 3: Los Angeles, 1.
San Fianciaco, 4; Tmoobh*. 1
San Francisco, Aug. 3? San hYancisoo
won the first baseball game of the sec- 1
ond season yesterday by the following !
score:
San Francisco, 4: Tacoma, 1.
Oakland. 4: Portland. 1
Oakland, Aug. 3? Oakland won the
first game of the season with Portland
yesterday. The score was as follows:
Oakland. 4; Portland, 1.
Standing of tha Ymbi
Per
Won f.ost Cent
Seattle 1 0 1000
San Frauciso i 1 0 1000
Oakland 1 0 1000
Tacoma 0 1 000
Portland 0 1 000
Los Angeles 0 1 000
Ctk*' Meeting
There will be a regular meeting of
Skagway Lodge No. 431, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, at their
hall, Thursday, August 3, at 8:30 p. in.
All visiting Elks are invited to at
tend. J. E. Barragar, Sec'y.
i HOTEL de FRANCE j
? . 1
EURPOEAN PLAN
T HKADQUAKTKRS FOR
I SKAGWAYANS
WHILE IN
HAINES
COZY ROOMS? EXCELLENT
TABLE? NO BAR
i
T VALEUK Proprietor
WINS OUT
Former Kl??n?liker Makes Big
Winning at Faro
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Saratoga. New York, Aug 3? "Swede
Pete" Jorgenson, of Butte, Montana,
and (or the last few years of ihe Klon
dike won $34,000 playing faro at thia
place last night. The same was for
bi / stakes and the Klondiker's luck is
the topic of interest here today.
f IRE MfEilKG
SATURDAY NIGHT
There will be a meeting of the Sksg
way fire department at Firemen's hall
Suturday night, August \ 1905, at 8
o'clock, sharp. The department will
also have a fire drill and all the mem
bers are requested to be present and on
time. M A. McLean,
Chief of the department,
i Skagwav, Alaska. Aug. 3, 1!?.>5.
Ice crean at Muir's.
'
nor roast
La Follette Calls Roekfeller
Greatest Criminal of Age
(Sp rial Dispatch** to Daily Alaskan |
Muscatine. Iowa, Aug. J? In a speech
delivered here last night, Got. La
Follette, of Wisconsin taid John D.
Rockefeller is the greateat criminal of
the ace. Continuing he salt1:
"If John D Rockefeller sbou'd lire
to be a million years of age he oou'da't
atone for the crime* he had oommitted."
TWO STEAM! RS
DIC TOMORROW
There will be two Puget sound iinera
due to arrive in Skacwav tomorrow.
Both will carrv mail.
The Canadian liner Prince* May
should reach port before people are up
tomorrow morning. She sailed from
Vancouver Monday night at 11 o'clock.
The Humboldt, of the PaciBc Coart
Steamship Company, will be due to ar
' rive tomorrow also.
WE ARK WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
OWL and EL ARAB CIGARS.
STAR, WE3TOVER. HORSE
SHOE, CLI4AX. DURHAM,
PEDRO, SEAL OF NORTH
CAROLINA and many other
brands of tobaccos
> our orders will receive our prompt attention
I
Sole Agent? Rose ot Ellensburg Butter
The Best That Money Can Buy
GALT'S CEYLON TEA enjoys the proud
distinction of being the most popular
tea in every Province of the Dominion
of Canada.
"The best value for the least money" is
its motto.
THE ROSS HIGOTNS CO. Sole Agents, Skagwav and Juneau
I J
YELLOW FfVfR SIIIUION
IS WORSE AGAIN
More New Cases and Several Deaths Cause
Renewal of Panic in Southern Cities
Which had Hoped all was Over
[Special Di?pateh to Dally Alaakan.l
N'aw Orleaoft. An*. I- There wrm
?erwal new mm of yellow taw re
ported today and aereral death* TVej
bare cauaad a renewal of the panic
that waa nubetdinff a* a reault of the
reaaeuring itatementa of ofltdali and
the apparent warrant for their eoofi
deaoe.
LnIMK OMiflllll *f
New Orleaaa. La., Ah*. i- -Oorertmr
Hiaochard, of I/miaiaoa, charge* the
f?r?r fiwnfcof ?itk lnT?d
tnr I/iui?i?r? for th# inrpnar of p r*
Tfr.i nf r?far*r? from cn*?inf th? lia*
into MWnlpft.
til Ot#rtl?p
Jacktnn. Ml*.. A of l Oottnor
Vwlimu Irfl TW?ni?; for U>* ?utf
enact. *h?r? h* now i? II* kM
tbo lo"!?iin? *trtkorHfo? that th# io
rM'm of th^r ???* by tho Mt?Wrri
f*w ri?rrf? *m ? M A th?t It
| will not occur aratn
BAD TIME
Ameriraa Bonmlary SnrTcy
Party Has Trouble
(Special Correepondeoce.)
H woe*. Aug. I? A meeaag* r?eel??d
by Ool. Ulpinak.T from the he?dqu?rtere
of the American boundary aurrey parly
on the Tahio rlrer. Alaaka. ?*y* the
work of the party ii hampered he
cause of hlirh water and the smoke
from foreat Area The n.oa*a?e waa
dated July 28.
MOVING PICII Rfs
A! TRACT CROWD
Klks' hall wae more than half Ulled
wi h people to see the moving picture
presented by Mr and Mr*. Yamamoto
latt night. The difficniUea with the
machio* were only a Kttle le<a annoy
ing than tbey were the ft rat nirht
The machine fa re out while the la?t
real waa belcg pat through and Mr.
Y am amoto announced that "This burr,
ahow it through," when eeeryone went
home. 9ome of the picturee were good,
but there waa no bottle of Chemulpo,
which waa adrerttaed.
Fall and winter style* for l#V>-ft for
Born auita just received at the Ameri
can Tailors Rt and ?at'afa-tion guar
anteed. tf
TRYHARRIS
Indian Slill fWor* *
Jnrj
The Catted Statea dalrte* eonrt ia
Mill occupied wl-h the trial of Joha
Hirri?. the Indian ?ho>? ar-naed M V
temptinf to rracue a prlaotier from aa
officer. Th* criiB* it alle*ed to hare
bm committed at Haioee wheo^Vpwtr
Marvha W ?e<n?n ?? ar<-e?Un|f ? M
of Indian* who were railed up lo
a drunken row The f?e will W
completed ikl? eretiiaf.
Tomorrr* the caee of Ronkendorf i
Oa*e * O.. I he two caaea of r fitted
State* *?ain*t the Moor* Wharf t/)a?
panj. and thai of H. O. I'twtwi
acaioai the Moor* townaiie caee are eet
for trial. It ia not lifcelr that ell of
them will hr tried at thi* term of
coort, ea Jalf* Gnnn'arm haa ax ?
nownceri that he *111 adjoarn wirt oo
Saturday.
F?r Sat*
, Tw^irr hoce power I"ni0? |WN M
online. Good aa_ new. Priae, 0
ixjniit at l4owh I eio?. Moot* wharf..
All the MmCn of the Mam at ihe
i Pack Train Heaturant
All the I at eat lyrrelliee ia -nerthant
tai'orin* for fall ard winter wear at
i he Americas Tailor*. tf
A Few Things
To Remember .
Thr hM <lrnf* in th? market at Rritt?
A complete prearripiinn *Mi <1 Brit??
Your pere-riptlon ?r? pmprr'j fi l?d at Bn*t?
H int >o?r familj reecipc* to'Rnt ?
Ererythiiur In the line of r?u-nt M*<1leli?e?
Ruy Ttnir enap* and perfumre at Br1t'?.
The Wrt (election of etattorety ? Britt?
The laateat aroint? ?? ?rlU?r p?p r M Brlfa.
All tit# letdioff ma*?*lne? at RrMu.
The hrat cif*r? <m the market at Britta.
Ra*or? am) pocket k?)re?? all r?ar*nt?ed al Brltta.
Fine ?ron, e* at minced price* at Brltt".
Everything in a w?il , <) : t p"ll'r-ig -? al Br.v?.
Wm.Sritt
Oor. Br?d'r<r and Klft* Are
^ A LARGE VARIETY OF ^
Fresh Fruit
on every Jetterson and Dolphin
Headquarters
PHUNNY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES
ICE CREAM wholesale and retail. Best
in the city. Phone 4]