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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

about town, with several women Of
the fashionable" stratum Of the un-
der world, were his guests. There
had been much drinking and little eat
ing, toasts brilliant but requiring ex-
purgaticn for family use. and the
hour was nearing dawn The guests
were trying poll ely to repregs signs
OF weariness, when the host served h $
piece de resistance.
Girl Bursts Pies Crust.
Four negroes entered. carrying 4
huge pie, around which were CROPPED
wax candles Of every shade. The me-
groes retired The banqueters Looked
on in amazed sile1ce Beneath the
crust in the middle Of the table there
was faint stir, as II from some living
thing. At a sign from the host, the
orchestra, concealed by rains, swung
into the strains of The old nursery jim
gle:
-Four and Twenty Blackb rds Bakea
IN Pie" F."
simultaneously the stir heneath
the crust increased II was burst bv
movement from beneath, and thase
rose a slim figure half child. half wo-
man, who turmoil a pretty infanti &
face upon the diners and stood poised
lin her black gauzc wrapptngs, as 4
nTfl alsoui 20 ny. while twcnsy fosrl
lTnd canaries, that had been impriaon
ed in cages VII her released by her
hand flow in eveey direction
Taken BY Stanford White.
One Of the men sitting At the end
of the table rcsc AID pressed his waY
10 the middle He laughingly lifted
the girl from the table 70 the foer
lie was Stanford White
The girl was Susie Johnson. a child
model She was then fif cen wears
old Immediately after the dinner
she disappeared Her mother. wha
we'd at iol Eighth avenue ought
he aid Of the police and he press To
end the girl but they were unsue-
ccssf1l
For three years she remained in
hiding. Whc7 she was found she told
revolving story Of mistreatment and
desertiCn by the man whom Meme
overlook in the mds. of lights and
music and laughter on Monday night
Turned Into the Street.
Il was lifted from the pie to j
seat al the table, and found myself
the queen Of he reyol. she said II
was dazzling for little while but in
the end II proved a sad queendom,
MIR White was Kind for short
time, but he went to Europe, and when
he returned and tried 10 &c him he
was never in He had instruc ed his
clerks 10 sct rij Of me with as little
trouble as possible | ever saw him
again
Thus was the girI. not yet sixteen.
turned into the street, 10 I've as she
might
BY stra go coincidence Susie
johnson married a1d when her hus-
band learned # tho ~gri IL the Pc
dinner he hrooIel over the episode in
bis wife lifc rn'il he almost became
insane. 4 ended by his deser;ioa Of
her
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30
OPPOSES THE SALE
Governor Of Minnesota Protests
Against Sale Of Flour Donated
to Frisco Sufferers.

s. Pail MINI. June 29-Gover7or
Johnson sent the following telegram
to Governor Pardee. If Canlifornia.
Citizens Of Minneapolis donated 50.
600 sacks Of -four for free d.s'ribu-
tio1 among the needy sufferers Of the
California disaster. They protest
against the sale OF delivery Of this
four and insist on it, distribution a.
intended and with them I earnestly
i-In iu fhis protest
This telegram IS the result of a pub
lished statement By Chairman Edgar
of the Minneapolis commlttee- The
statement claimed the Red Cross So
ciety and General Greeley had sold the
Sour su The ground there was safl-
cient four on hand TO lasf fourteen
years
Edear charged the Red Cross with
the palpable misuse q relief funds.
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promises soon to be crowned with
success.
But the emperor ana the court arc
| being friehten d into -urrcn Ter Ic. $
by the violent attacks made on he
government In the lower house than
by the alarming spread of revolution.
aly iisan 7ction among the troops.
When the Preohreien. Ky regiment.
His Majesty own pronounced It's
solidarity with parliament and its ac-
IA ain program in the big camp of The
guard regiments at KrasnoalS les
than dozen miles from the Peterhot
the cmpe-or's eye. opened. and ths
court began realizing that there was
only a step from that to declaring al
legiance TO parliament as against the
government
II transprcd that all three hattal
lions of the Prcobreicnsky regiment
joined in the re-olutions. but when
they were surrounded by grcnadiers.
lancers. sharp hooters and a brigade
of artillery two of the battallions
weakened The other however. faced
the music and was disarmed, and last
night. with six officers. were sent
unde- escort to Medyid to undergo
trial by courtmartial.
Even tho former p9Jcurator general
of the Holy synod. VI Pobiedonostseft
who TODAY Cels atcd the siviieth iubi-
lee of his entrance into the service
of the tate and whu 1as been much AZ
Peterhof recently. is said 10 have
recognized the inevrable. 10 have re-
yersc1 the position of lifetime and /
10 have advised the emperor 10 yield /
IN fhe demand for a rcspou ible minis I
t-v as the only means Of preserving /
the throne.
The government sudden fear Of !
public opinion after fin ding /
the army infected v-th fhe revvoiu 3
rionary proUa aeau6a. j. srovn IN the /
hurried grant ~ new trial to seven /
men condomne5 70 Geafh a Riga. tho /
scquital Of six others and the commu I
fat'on Of the death zeHfcnee imposei /
on the three murtfvrrrs Of The foreman |
of the PuiiioT Iron works
Six districts. iuciudi1r P07jicas~. ]
The Russian Jerusalem. and Gomel I
attacks are feared. have /
been declared in a s-sgs Of ~cxcep- /
'ional security.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

St Petersburg, June 29.-The most
conservative politicians of Russia now
admit that the governments is al the
mercy of the Douma, and that a new
ministry selected by parliament must
be appointed in order 10 prevent the
overthrow Of the car
The constitutional democrats held a
secret caucus this afternoon, and it
j. rumorod that they slated a new
cabinet, with NJ. Mourowitscff, pre-i
dent Of the lower house, as the new
premier,
The campaign which the opposition
elements in parliament are waging 10
compel Emperor Nicholas to dismiss
tha Gorcmykia cabinet ami accent the
principle of responsible ministry
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Fluffy Creatures of Bohemia Being GrIsd Upon
the InquistoriaI Rack-Lifting Veil
From Pretty Fancys Way
MAY THROW LIGHT ON MOTIVE
FOR TRAGEDY OF ROOF GARDEN

There is no truth in the report that
Thaw is a drug fiend. He has been
imprisoned two days now and has been
under my observation practically ev.
cry hour of the time. He not only has
not asked for any drugs or stimuiants,
but has even rejected a sleeping po-
ton. His actions and speech betray
no symptoms as would be evident
were he addicted to the use of drugs"
do you draw my final conclusions
as to his sanity or Insanity" was ask.
ed. ~
Eyes, am firmly convinced that
Thaw is fundamentally sane. He la,
bored under no Illusions about the
wrong, real or farcied, done himself
and wife by Stanford White. Emotion
a insanity can only arise, so far as
the law is concerned, from brooding
inwardIy without any real and specific
outward cause.
"Thaw had cause. and II led him
logically 10 do murder. He was thor.
oughIy justified in his own eyes. OF
that I am convinced. Whether his
justification will he approved by jury
is not for physicians to ."-Tombs
Physician MCGUIRE.
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CAR IS AT MERCY
OF RADICAL
MEMBERS
NEW MINISTRY MUST BE AP.
POINTED BY PARLIAMENT
TO PREVENT HIS FALL.
HOLD A SECRET CAUCUS
At Which President of Lower House
Was Named AS New Premier -
bureaucracy Counsels the
Surrender.

ST. Petersburg, June 30.-2:45 a. m.
Emperor Nicholas, according to re-
liable information which has reached
the Associated Press, summoned the
Preobrajensky regiment before the I'M
periaI palace at Peterhof yesterday
friday and in sarcastic address
expressed his regret at evidence of
their disloyaIty in declaring sympathy
with the radical program of parlia-
ment. The emperor concluded by say
ing he never would wear the uniform
Of the regiment again.
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KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Evele'h MINI. June 29-Six en-
were killed By a powder explosion al
Mohawk mine between Biwabik and
Aurora las night The dead: Oscar
Carlson. Ephriam Narra. Isaa, Habou
HalmaT Erickson, John Alban. John
Bortz News Of the disaster reached
Eveleth this afternoon. bur the cause
II the explosion is NOT known a. all
The witnesses were killed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

New York June 29-ln the tradi.
iions of gay lfe in New Yorkthere IS
no incident more picturesque nor bca-
ter remembered than that OF The
Girl in the Pie"
4 banquet was Ia progress in n
studio. The studio was a synonym OF
luxury. The entertainments given
there were Luculian in character, and
2 truthful description Of them would
read like chapter from QUO Nadis "
ln this instance the host had sur
passed all his former muniGccnt hos
piiality The little spread" cost $3.50
plate Artists. architects and men
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY.

Washington. d. C.. June e1-Pre-i
den Roo-eyelt today extended t0
civil service Of employees. mechanic
End iahorers in arsenals. dep0s and
divis on arf department commander
Office under the war department Tho
privilege Of a half holiday during
July. August and September Oh Satrr-
day
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ScoTTY REDIVIVUS.

Oakland, Cal. June 29-"Sc1tty.'
the Death Valley miner the hero of a
fecC-d run across the cont 'nent on
his visit 10 the effetc east, whore h.
scattered money with a lavish hand
has returned here from his mysterious
mine in the desert with more money
than ever. He says he is going 10 set.
lie down and quit the limelight OF
sensationali.m.
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BROTHER oEsPeRADoEs.

Toledo. Ohio. June 2a-Walter
Scala zkeewith. wwhosc trial for as
ault Portland. ore. revealed "A plot
10 kin President Roosevelt has a
brother who keeps "a grocery store
The broih1rs figured in tho throwing
of bomb at a prie IN Poland some
year. ago and they came near being
lynchCd.
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TOTS FLOATING BODY.

New Albany. Ird., June 29.-Wnh
an uldergarmcnt fastened oveer its
mead. an infant gir nahy was found
in the river three miles below here to
day and indications point to murder.
but there is no clew to the identity of
the muricrc~s. The baby was two
months old and had been in the water
IS hours.
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ORDERED on STRIKE.

Lancaster. Pa. Iuuo z9-The s,s.-
ern division Of the Ansieauated As.5
sociatiol of Iron steel AMI lin
Worke-s rpre foday uTlcrei oa
stnEa The o-icr effects aii ircn nils
east r tho Allegheny ruoua;alus al
IN NeE Enrisn1 tstcs enpiaYisg
5000 men TIE ra, owners fefs1eI
the demand for an i1c-easc Of waees.
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PUBLIC BUILDING BILL.

/. Washington, b c june 20
= Among he items of $4,000 or
more agreed TO ny the con
ferees on the public building
bill
lllinais- Decatur. 100000:
Aurora $4,000; Peoria, $500
000: Dixon $50 900; Alton S75,-
q. 900: BelleviIle $4,000; Belvi
dero SCj, 900 East 81 Louis
D.. $500 900, Kewanca S65.00o;
!. Lincoln SG5.000 sioline $75,-
. 900: Paris Sos, 900; Waukegan
d. 1000; South Chicago s2- 600.
Iowa Council Bluffs S75,-
q. 900: Ottumwa s35,00o; Mason
. City $4,000; Muscatine s70,-
. 900; Webster CITY $4,000:
. Clarinda 100000
g. MichiCan-Flint $4,000; Kal
. ama2oo; st2,G00; Owosso $50,
. 600: Ann ArbC~ $50 l00; Salt
&. Ste Marie 800 oJ0: Cold Water
e. sl2.5o0: Escanaba $4,000;
E. Minietee $4,000; Niles sl0-
d. O5O: Pontiac $4,000; Grand
. Rapids 100000
4. Mnne.ota-S Paul $4,000;
Z. Crookston $4,000; Alexandria
/. $50. .l0a. NV Tim 100000; Red
. Wing 100000 Brainard Sl0,-
= $I0.0l0.
g. Nebraska-Kcarney $50 300;
I. York 10000: Grand Island
I. st25.0a0.
. South Dakota-DeadwOod
. Sle.3l0; lead $4,000: Mitchell
. $4,000: Watertown $4,000.
. Wiscon in-E Eau Claire 500
. 600; Green Bav S33 500: She
. hoygan S2o.eal; Chippewa
, Fails $4,000; Marienette sSo.-
) 900. Kenosaa $4,000. Manifo-
, voc s75.010. PIattcville $40.
) 600; Appleton $4,000; Beloit
) 500 600: Waukesha 10000.
, Among The bills still in dis
} agreement are Cedar Rapids
} and lies Moinc,. Ia.
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NOTED JURIsT ENDS LIFE.

Ft Worth Texas june 2s-Judge
Welb q leading Texas i-rist and a
sci known author Of iceal wore.
gsmm tod suicide in The City Par
1are TODAY he was TIE reporter for
1be Civil Court Of Appeals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30
PANIC AT A CIRCUS,

Chicago. June 29-Two persons
were Killed and several injured At
Aurora. III tonight when Rineling
BraDhars c'r-us ,ent was blown dowa
da. inr seyera wind and thuud 4r
torn. a panic followed in which
cores ma rowly escaped being tram
pIol delth.
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HUGGED IN PUBLIC.

Evansville Ind. June - For hing
cine in pubic Clarence Rogers ard
Lee parroit were fne9 s25 ard c1Ffs.
and Pearl ANGEL and Sadie Fitzgerald
were fined s. and costs by Police
Judge Winfrcy today.
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PosrosFIcE EMBEzzLeR.

Washington. n g.. June 29-Cbas
~. NcWhercr. assista7f cashier r'
the Washington city postorice was
ARE ted tonight charged with eub-z-
Element Of $4,000.
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BOTH BLIND. STILL TIED.

g Louis. Mo. Jure - Charles ~
Bailey. The blind music an. was tosag
denied a divorce from his wife. Aman
IA p Bailey. who is also blind Char
l's Reaney signifies rpwsbov. wa
the correspondent Mrs Bailey is 4
daughter Of the late Wiuiam 4. Burr
a7d a descendant of tha famous Burr
family Of Kentucky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

New York, June 29.-Aside from ar
raiemaeni ef Ha,ry k I'hsN ft,r "a
murder Of Stanford White and his
! not gully" the Important develop
ment today wa the statement publish
ed in an afternoon paper that Waite,
Instead Of being, as was generally
supposed, a man Of great wealth, in
fact owed 100000 to one young mem
ber Of a prominent family a. much
more to oiher persons and had 80
greatly owe drawn bis personal ac-
count with the firm o. architects Of
which he was a member, that he was
notified he could draw no more and
must be content With a certain fixed
weekly allowance
investigation by Thaws counsel in
TO thc career of waite and the John
Doc peccc ding. instituted by the dis
trict attorney Office and design ad to
probe every pos bic avenue tha, may
throw light on the motive for the
tragedy promise 10 result in some
startling disclosures Of the so-callcd
bohemian Underworld of the Me
tropolis
Scores Of detective are now delyine
IN this Underworld on behalf Of the
prosecution and defense and fresh dis
coverie- bearing moro or less, directly
on the tragedy are of almost hourly
occurrence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30
HEAT Al souTn sEnn.

Soun5h Bnd iad. June - With
the tenuc-atura at 2 toiay E :
Smith lied Of hea. p-a-t.atish aad
several o her per oas nere aVeTeezse
by heat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

If there acre but one potato In he
Wor-a- careful eli-lFa-or mf-ht pro-
duce io rfe eso pro fssal II N tea years.
and thus supply tie world with seed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

BULLETlN--Waa aahington, D. G.,
June 2e.-The house adopted the con,
ference report on the agricultural ap-
preparation bill with the meat Inspec-
ton provision, which passes the bill.
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Continued on Second Psge)
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
WILL WORK
Bryan Will Campaign for
Democratic Congressman

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boston, Mass, Aug. 6-Almost i'm
mediatgIy after the great reception and
banquet at New York city for William
]. Bryan the latter will begin stump
inc tour of Massachusetts for the demo
cratic congressional nominee. He is
expected to make speeches in all the
leading cities and the close districts in
the state. The announcement has
created enthusiasm in democratic
circles.
After stumping Massachusetts Mr..
Bryan will make several speeches in
New York state if the quarrel between
Hearst and Tammany shall haye been
settled. 1t is thought this will be
brought about and that Hearst will
become the democratic candidate for
governor.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06

One Of the phases Of the present cam
paign that is attracting not little at
tention is the unwarranted and unjust
attack of the so-called democra tic con-
vention held at Juneau last month on
the Alaskan road commission, consist
ing Of Major Richardson, Capt. Pills.
bury and Lieut.. Orchard, and having
its headquarters at Skagway. This
BODY of Juneau statesmen resolved that
I'VE CONDEMN THE PRESENT
ROAD COMMISSION AS COSTLY,
DILATORY AND WHOLLY INEF-
FICIENT."
In the first place the road commits
sion had had little opportunity to be
costly when that famous Juneau pro-
nunciamento was given to an unsuspec-
ing world, and il certainly had not been
dilatory. The commission was orga-
nized May l5, 1905. 1t was Two weeks
later before it was given possession of
any funds, and then but $1,000 were
turned over to it. Two months later it
received 1000, and in still another
two months it received $4,000 more,
making $4,000 all told to come into its
hands last year. This year it has re-
ceived $4,000 from the license rev
enues of the district and Sl5O,OOO from
a special military appropriation. This
money has just become available, the
military appropriation not having beer
approved by the president until June 20
less than a month before the action o
the Juneau statesmen.1
| With the s2S, 900 it received last yeal
the road commission Twas compelled Il
make a reconnaissance of the entire dis
trict for the purpose Of ascertaininl
the road work required in the variou
sections where development is goinl
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
ATTACK ON ROAD BUILDERS
IS BASELESS
Unjust and Untrue Charges Against Commls-
sion By Sc, Called Democratic Convention
Are Without Foundation in Fact

on. The proposed roads were surveyed
in Southeastern Alasks-one at Haines
and the other near Ketchikan-at a
cost of S62l and S625 respectively.
These roads we're surveyed-not merely
located-but surved so that contractors
could bid upon them intelligently in ac-
cordance with the requirements OF the
law. There were not sufficient funds
in the hands of the commission to build
them until this year. The road at Ket-
chikan is now being built and the
Haines road will be completed before
tie end OF September.
In addition to these surveys last year
the commission built 935 lineal feet OF
bridging, 1892 feet Of rock blasting
1850 Of grading and u miles OF clearing
I on the Valdez and Copper Center road.
1t completed eight miles Of road in the
Fairbanks country, causing a reduction
of the freight rates between Fairbanks
and the creeks of that section Of 500
a ton-a larger sum than the rate OBJ
taining between Seattle and Fairbanks.
It made a reconnaissance OF the road
between Valdez and Fairbanks, a dis
tance of several hundreds of miles and
prepared plans for the expenditure OF
$50, 200 on it, and it completed an in
spection of the Seward peninsula, de-
cided upon the work needed there and
adopted plans for it.
Later in the winter the winter trails
in the vicinity of Nome were tagged
50 that they might be followed over the
treeless tundra upon which many hu-
man lives have been sacrificed because
of the difficulty Of distinguishing it
during or Immediately following storm
when drifting snow had obliterated all
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
GOES AHEAD
Conrad District is Making
Good Progress

J.P. Rogers, general manager OF the
Conrad mining properties in the Windy
Arm mining district, was in SkagWay
Saturday and Sunday, returning to
Conrad this morning. He says ne IS
working from 200 to 225 men now,
that he will begin shipping ore to the
southern smelters within another week
and that the shipments will be contin-
ued at short intervals.
The second aerial tramway, the one
to the Venus mine, will be in operation
early this week.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
IN TEXAS
Two Men Killed as Result Of
Election Quarrel

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Cold Springs, Tex, Aug. Gas a re-
suit Of the election here and quarrel
growing out OF it Edward Adams, q
candidate for tax collector, and his
brother were killed. The sheriff has
asked:for the Rangers for the purpose
of maintaining order. He expects fur
ther trouble.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan')
Madrid, Aug. Gone of the greatest
marine tragedies OF the recent years
occurred off the Spanish coast yesterday
when the Italian steamship Sirio was
wrecked. Three hundred souls found
a watery grave. The remainder OF the
Messengers and crew on the ship were
saved in small boats.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
Make Sure of Swineford

Regardless Of the ticket you vote be-
sure thai the name OF \. T. SWINE
FORD is on your ballot for the short
term. He stands for the application OF
American principles Of government TO
Alaska and for the highest order OF
integrity and capacity. Elect him and
make certain of intelligent and honest
representation at Washington for next
winter.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
Make Sure of Swinefora

REGARDLESS of the ticket you vote be
sure that the name of A. P. SWINE
FORD is on your ballot for the short
term. He stands for the application OF
American principles of government to
Alaska and for the highest order OF
integrity and capacity. Elect him and
make certain of intelligent and honest
at Washington for next
winter
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06

St. Petersburg, Aug. 6-The revoI-
ution is hanging fire pending the out
come of the general strike order
Seventy thousand laboring men quit
work today but the railroad men are
hesitating. They fear that all will not
ioin. That would make it abortive and
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
ITALIAN SHIP GOES DOWN
WITH 300 SOULS
serio is Wrecked Off Spanish Coast and Hun
dreds Drown-Disgroceful Cowardlce
Shown By Steerage Passengers

Some appalling scenes OF disgraceful
cowardace were enacted. While the
crew were lowering the women and
children into small boats the steerage
passengers attacked them with knives.
Many of the women and children were
killed, the steerage passengers taking
their places,
The fishing fleet saved many of the
lives.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
In Great Demand

The demand for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here
has been so great that have scarcely
been able TO keep it in stock. It has
cured cases of dy sentery here when all
other remedies failed.-FRANK JONES,
Plkeville, Ind.
For sale by Britt.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
SPOKANE Will
Be IN TOMORROW

The Spokane will be due at Skagway
tomorrow morning. She was at Juneau
early this morning and sailed for Sitka.
She will have l6O passengers and Ito
tons of freight.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06

it is believed the railroad men are not
anxious to quit any how.
The czar has promulgated an old
statute for enforcement which makes
striking penal offense.
The government has ordered the ar
rest and immediate execution Of any
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
REVOLUTION IS HANGING FIRE
Russian radicals waiting for results of general strike
order before showing their strength 10000 work
ino men walk out but railroad hsitate to quit

person caught distributing revolution
ary literature.
No Word From Sevastopol
Odessa, Aug. 6-The communication
to sevastopol has been cut and no word
has peen received from there. The
authorities are apprehehsive.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
Principal Bar6sr Shop Loads

The Principal BarberShop and Baths
is the leading tonsorial establishment
in Alaska. Everything in all the de-
partmentS is strictly modern. The
baths are first class in all respects.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06
NEW find
Another Strike Male at
Watson River

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan')
Carcross, Aug. 6-Another strike has
been made in the Watson river district
Ten stakers left here for the new find
yesterday.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-06

Vote for A. P. Swineford and repub-
lican form of government for the short
term.