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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
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Shrot1emebren bemuffneteS Gonitab.
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Don Ecah Bottom 1ounIbip llno
fubnoet ouf ben 9teger Charles Sumi.
ion, neIher eineS lnlitt9ihen 9ln.
griiiS mo TerillhS sur @rmoroung
ser Srau George Sobnon, elmer 9te'
0erin, ongefla9t lit. 0ns Nlufgebot
illft audi nah GbarlcS Smith, einen
onoeren 9ieger uro ongebIiden Otit.
iduIOiaen Snmiion's. g8ic SSrai
Sohnion mittbeilt, puroe iie oui Ell.
nem oiIentIihen @ege BON Den 3pei
M0nncrn ongeiollcn, einc bctrahtli,
dye Strede melt an oen .SiiBen fortae.
idleiit, auf Elm Brett geihnnllt uno
i6licBlib nuf eincn @oaen genorien
uno nob cinem oltcn Steinbrllh &c.
fabren, no sic Gerbreher lie in einen
Ser SeidDe 81 ertrGnfen beabIidtigten.
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brltd) errcidjt mar, Sen Wttth llno cs
fam 5u ehem Streit. in 0cicu Ser.
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li8te.
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morOcn unO bat cin @cItGnOniB ab.
gelc9t Sariion bcilvoct iid nod aii
freien sSilBen uno ioa ifiper bemoii-
net iein. Wnn gIoubt, baB er lid IN
Die 6iigeI am 6hliic geiIiidtet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
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Grfmrfipnen
usn Baltimore.

pss Baltimore.
S2.50-Gnmtcriaub unb 5nriid.
S1.1O-Scrfelcn SprtugS unb 5urnd.
25-Mlertiusburs uno 5nriid.
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80 September. (Stnfdliebltt
IransiersEepot SIi ben 6oblen uno
5uriid Inb Sutritt 6u ben 9oben.
SpesiaINIa perIdbt Wit fppaIs
VobHbpt $50 Wloraens, Camden
labnboi llbr Osor8ens.
philadelphia uno 5nrtid.
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fuuri anf Dem Spe3iulanee Der
gamber Rabnbof s.3b Mpraens,
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10 Gage einfhI bee ahses oes
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fauo Sslanos.
gut Der Midreiie ,autenibaIt IN
Buffalo, Rohetier. 9ellepa. gSat.
fins Glen, Glen Summit Sprtngs
unh Wiaudb gbunf geftattet.
(266--70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

2aft Gnd) bcntc rcgiitrircn. Sine
allgcmcinc Slcaiitrirnug iinoct i'll
Baltimore itatt. Sic 3ofalc iinO uun
8 ltbr MorgcnS bis 8 ltbr gbcnbs
often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

ben i'm slmte, aIein ser 9rGlioent
foIgte Sen idledten &atbidI0gen iei.
ncr WeiniIter, melde iiber Die &linge
ipringen iollten. Setret0r Gait bot
ben 9rGitoenten &ooiepelt telegra.
pbiid, iiber Ole beutigen GntpideIrms
oeu benad1rid)tiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Nice ErGiibcnt McnOe5 Gnpote
bottc hClltc &ornliitog cine bolbltiins
oige Goufcren5 nit ben SS. Soft nno
Bacon, uno Die 2ebteren empflngen
ipGter bcn Scnotor 3apos, Froiioen.
ten Der liberalen Eartei.
Tie Sefret1re Sait uno Bacon be.
nadri6tigten beute 9tahnlittoe oic
.s(iioeiirte Treiie," Dab lie NIT Den
fleinlihen Metboben Der cuboniihen
He9ierune total begoutirt ieien uno
10 5ienIih aae Soffnung o,lf Irie.
oensitiitlng oltfgegeben baben auBer
ourh @emolt. 5oft iagtc:
,Iie Gegierilngsbeamten baben,
onitatt nit uns sur Hettrtng Der Ses
pubIif gu eooperiren, ole mogli6en
aniffc aneetperbet, Inn Die Gcntrolc
All bebaupten BrGiioent Ealma unO
ieine Totbgeber baben gebinglnaen
suriidsepieien, peIhe iie nit Gbrer
oeceptiren fonnten, ob9leif iie ein
Gontpronib nit ibren Geenern inpol'
pirten. ggir periuhen nod immer,
cine 2oillng 81 finoen, uno mir bot.
fen. bob ms oas amerifaniihe 8olf
Credit bafiir giebt, alle nlogliAen
MitteI sur grreihung zines ginper.
it1noniiies ansltlpen0en, obne an 0ie
Waffen 3ii appeairen. Sd fam nidt
iaeert bab id grobe Soffnuna begc,
unb babc mid ME in elmer peinIihes
rem Gage befiinoen. Hadforidunsen
baben erseben, bob bic Wnblen Der
reinite Shtpinoel iporen. Wir piin'
iden feinc Sntcrpention, aaein Die
Situution I'M Selbe fam inns leiht
oa5u 5tpinsen. gaie Die uns 5iigeben.
ben gerid)te 5eigen, baben bic Sniiir.
aenten @efebIsbuber Die Gontrole
fiber ibrc 9eilte perloreil iinb bic 2eb.
teren iinb at 5iigenoien Sdnoren ee.
ipproen, ipelde ieben MusenbIid 5il
| ienaen iinb 3u pliinbern beeil,nen foii.
nen. Gie Sitiiation ideint bic slns
ipenoiine bon Seipalt 5ii erbeiihen.
Iie drnerifaniihen gommiii1re ba.
bcn ibre sbiid)t, ben Nrdiioenten IaI.
MA bette nod eintnal sli beinher
Iipege:1 oeiien bartnGdiger SaItllna
aufgegeben. Tie porgeitIasenen 9s.
! oingnneen iinlfabten EaIma's 8Iei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
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Sapano 25. Sept. - Sn einer
6eute stbenb BON 80 6iibrern berDio.
berato Gartei nbgeboltenen Ser.
iontmlung iuuroe befannt gegebelL
oob Yr6Iioent Ealmo gice Grdii.
bent WenoeS Gapotc, iotpie ale 5llr
Eartei eeborigen Senotoren unb He'
prGientanten abbonfen per0en unb
oab 8alma pomoalid idon morgcn
ben GongreB einberilfen miro, I'M
ibm Die slbbanfimeen 81 mter6rei-
ten.
Hrdii0entEalmo lebnte beltesl6cnS
elm @elu6 bes bieIigen GertreterS
Der ,gtiiociirten Hreile" Inn Elm SIT
terpictp ob. Wfon peiB, bob er uno
icine Earteieenoiien Oabin iiberein'
ltinlmen, bob amerifonihe Snter-
pention impermeiblih lit, uno pGb
lie oieielbe Dem 9tobgeben Den 0fe'
beGen gegeniiber por5icbcn Sr.8al'
ma bat cine Iepeibe oeS ErdIioenten
Hooiepelt erbalten, ipelde i'm elI'
pringli1 criudt, Die bon Sait uno
Bacon porgeihlagenen 9coingungen
I'll occeptiren. 5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Searit's Sieg aciidert.
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abgchnltcnen Gonicrcn5 pon slnti.
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aaten aus etpa % Counties tbeilnab.
men nuroe beihloIien, Dab Die 8eg.
ner @illiom H. Seorlfs ibr 8otllm
ie no6 bcn llmltGnoen oltf Den Hih.
ter @opnor ooer Oen Dtopor glonm
con5entriren iollen. ,Serome lelbIt er'
fl1rt. er iei nit irgrn0 elmer Gombi'
nation 5uiricocu 0urb rel6e Seur't
gcidlagen ner0cn fonne.
Ger 0emofrotiAc StoatSsGonuent
trat INN 1880 3uionmen lmO er-
miblte 2cpi9 9tiron ppn aeu.Oorf
gum propioriihen gprliBer. 9Sndoenl
nod etlid)e Gorbereitlngsarbeiten er.
leoigt marcn, pertagte lid Der Gon'
pent bis morgen. Seine SiBung ouu,
ertc nllr "a Minliten.
Ter beute 9lbeno porberrI6enoen
9lnli6t 5ufolge miro @m. u. Seorlt
morgen bonn Gonuent idon bel Der
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rome, lpie oben gemel0et olS GanDl'
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triren nollen. Wtit Seorit peroen
mobri6cinlih u. Stuppeiont Gban'
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fir ben itdrfiten Ganoiooten Dalten
uno cine Spaltilng Der Enrtei 81,
perbiitcn piiniden. Gbas. !. Utur'
pbp, 5iibrer Der IammonpiterL ltehi
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heute slbeno 5ugeitanoen, oaB biz
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(JOrtiesnne iiebe 2. seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Srnppcn in Sapana.
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StreitfrGfte in Der Staot unD
9ropin5 - 9nbn5iige angebal'
ten.
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3eitplnft oea geltern lmteriertiMen
Observation-Disclosures bot Oie Hegierun8
Die Sertbeioigungsmerfe bon Saud'
na perlt0rft. Sn Sen fleineren Srt'
lhoften Der EropiuS Snoono gibt ca
nur fleine Sruppen . 9lbtbeilungen,
m1brcno in ieoem Der beoeutenoeren
Srte lGngs Der @ilenbobn III Die
Eropin5 Einor Del 9fio binein, 5lpi'
iden 100 mo 200 Wann liegen Sei'
ner scr aiiItenorte BON Einar Del
Gio bate cine Warniion, bis S6erlt
glpolos geitern IN WtarieI anlan9t1.
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&riegsidiifes ongelu6t oodb purocn
bisber nod feline Oicsbe5iigl Or
ores ertbellt. glubcr Den III Camp
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5rllppen 0ibt cS III Dcn ailIten-8er.
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6uer5u 4 ShneQicuer Sotterien,
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pert ltdotiihc !NiliiInlooten an ben
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ben lpolltc
S5n Der 9tibc BON Sapana iperber
giienbnbn5ilge nod INNER bon 3elt
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ten Nobridten geitolten it'd Die Yer
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5iemlih peribonten Yropin5 Guerto
Brincipe Itets beorobliher. Gie ST.
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pliinbern.
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genten Sagern.
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tar Bacon boben 9tahrift erbalten,
melhe aui elneu beoouerli1cn Wtan'
gel on 9is5iplin in ben Snlurgen-
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tieie 9erifte poQen 0louben iinben
I
nioaen ooer nidt, es lit 1botiodc,
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iden GommiiiGre in Die Hebellenfiib'
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fir oie cute auiiiibrung ibrerStreit'
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(Furf;ebnua iiehe 2. Seite,)
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free, in place of tea or coffee. Come on boys
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
AT WAR
hicagO Mayor and Council
 Fighting Bitterly

Special dispatch U the Daily Alaskan
 Chicago, Jan. 16-A bitter war has broken out in Chicago between Mayor Dunne and the aldermen of the city The war started on account Of a speech delivered by Mayor Danne at Denver last week in which he inti- mated that corruption was responsible for the refusal of the council to pass 8 traction ordinance providing for munic- ipal ownership in accordance with the vote of the people at the last election. The alderman demanded that the mayor retract what he said at that time and he has not only refused but has repeated the intimation. Where the fight will end or what direction it will take are themes for much specula- sion.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
FISH
Eastern Market for Alaskan
 Hallbut Very Strong

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan J
 Seattle, Jan. 16-The eastern market for Alaskan halibut is stronger than it ever has been before. The local mar ket is depleted of it's stock and the fav- orite fish is obtainsble with difficulty. Arrangements have been made to have the vessels of the Alaska Commercial Company to stop at Ketchikau hereaf- ter and take on fish for Seattle. They will also carry mail to Ketchikan and betwen that point and Valdez and Sew ard, stopping there both north and sOuthbound.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
Ths Grip

"Before we can sympathize with others, we mnst have suffered ou-- selves" No one can relize the suffer- ing attendant upon an attack ot. the grip, unless he has had the actual ex- Derieuce. There is probably no disease that causes so much phsical and mental agony, or which so successfully deies medical aid,, All danger from the grip, however, may be avoided by the prompt use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Among the tens of thousands who have used this remedy, not enc case has ever been reported that has resulted in preumonia or rha5 has rot recovered.
 For sale by Wm Britt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
Salt Herring for Sale

Salt herring for sale. Per barrel, SS Inquire of Martin Nelson.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
NEARING tND
Chicago Merchant Prime
 on His Death Bed

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,l
 New York, Jan. 16-Marshal Field, probably the greatest retail merchant in the world, is on his death bed at the Holland house in this city. He is sui fering of pneumonia. The physicians bulletin says he is unable to recognize his relatives. Death is expected to- night and'it might come sooner.
 Field IS Bett'r
 New York, Jan. 16, (Bulletinl-Mar- shal Field is improving. The physicians are now very hopeful and the bulletin they have just issued is decidedly iavor- able. The relatives of the sick man have arrived and are at his bedside.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
Britain For Free Trade
Elections in United Kingdom result in landslide for Campbell.Bannerman and the liberal ty---Chamberlain and imperial tariff policy badly defeated
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan.

Ln the United Kingdom have developed
  The liberals carrying overwhelming mOhes and is believed they have clear majority the Irish into account The defeat proposed thus far has been as decisive the stenthusi free and the last will be he eu sufficient number constituencies nave V astO the outcO O
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
TUFFTS LIED
Chicago Millionaire Found
 Guilty of Perjury

Special Dispatch to Daily AlasSan.l
 Chicago, Jan. 16-Edward R. Tufts, a millionaire of this city, was found guilty of perjury by jury yesterday. He was arrested on a complaint sworn to by his wife, who alleged that in a divorce suit her husband had sworn falsely. The verdict of the jury is that the complaint was well founded.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

II you are out of kindling see E McC Weste. I have it by the sacA or cord Phones 90 S4. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
IN STORM
Alaska Steamship Caught In
 Terrible Way

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 San Francisco, Jan. 16-The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer, Dirigo, lumber-laden from Olympia, Wash, to San Francisco, was caught in terrible storm on the Pacific and all but wreck ed. The crew had given up all hope of saving the vessel when the Shasta was sighted and hailed with distress sig nals. The Shasta lowed the injured vessel to this port.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

All the deIicacies of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

The Mascot saloonsells liquors by the bulk or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

When in need of good fur Boa, see Harrisons.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
WANTS MORE
Taft Desires Additional
 Transports For Army

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington. Jan. 16--In his annual reporlSecretary Taft, of the wsr depart ment, urgently recommends the needs of more army transports. A c0umis- sion will be appointed to look into the needs of the army in that respect.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
TURNS DOWN
Tennessee Coon Rtfus 8
 Foreign Office

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Washington, Jan. 16-John Napier, a colored lawyer aud banker of Nash vile, Tenr., has refused to accept an appointment to a consulate in Brazil, which was rendered him by President Roosevelt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16
of Caucasia take up arms against Grown, seize government build ings and assume charge of affairs Troops Rushed to scene of revolt
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)

under revolt authority of the government buildings at Kuta that surrounding country Troops being rushed the insuecto
 KILL ANOTHER GENERAL Great
  of motha O the reormes.
 MURDER RAMPANT AT RIGA Riga being committed this section of the country morning police asnad the streets while returning aconfer a governors palace
 ANTISEMETIC RIOTS AT CHERIGNOFF Petersburg received that ndSemic disorders Chegnof made fear retaliation for the slaughter of the Jews
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-16

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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
FOR M'GINN
Fairbanks Law yer Being
 BOomed for Drlpgate

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,
 Washington, March ls-Ala>Eans who are at Washington are talking of John McGinn, the Fairbanks lawyer, as a probable candidate for delegate in congress. His name is meeting with much favor with Alaskans. He re- sided at Nome before going to Fair banks.
 The Alaska delegate bill will deprive many old time Alaskans o' the privelsge of voting at the coming election. It provides that voters must have resided in Alaska continuously for a year pre- ceding the election. Macy Alaskans have resided in the district much longer than a year but have pot been there the whole of the last year.
 If the bill shall become a law as it passed the house, the first election will be August 2l,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
WILL GO
Alaska Cent al Not to Stop
 Bul;iIg

Special Dispach 70 Daily Alssksu.)
 Seat le, March I9-l1hn L. Ballaine, of tie Alaska Central, IS in this city from Washington. H says the Alaska Central will be bull, without govern meut aid and that york will never cease until a connection with the Yu- kon shall have been eaured.
 Alsskaus in Seattle had a caucus Saturday evening at waich they unsni- uously endorsed the L3vering bill for aiding Alaskans roaa1 which is now pending in cungress. In a petition, which they sigoed, ;hey alIege that railroad facilities woul cause Alaska to produce sI5,OOO,OoO n gold each year for an indefinite ume.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
BIG OUTPUT
Will Produce S32,
 900, co in Gold

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Seattle, March l9-.Tte Alaska Club estimates that Alaska " Il produce S32,- 100000 in gold this year. or thls amount il is estimated the Tauaua c u-try will yield sIaOOO GOO This would put Alaska in the first places among the American political divisions as a producer of the yellow metal.
 The Club has also asked the Seattle city council to give the new streets of that city names that have become fam ous in Alaska, such as Nome, Tanana, Dawson, Seward, Skagway, Junesu, Valdez, etc, etc,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
WANTSIT
John P. Cum Announces
 c ndid cy fur Drl"gate

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Washington, March l9-John p. Clum, TOW postmaster at Fairbanks ard late candidate for appointment as governor of AlasFa. iu an interview Saturday expressed deep disapPOiut- ment at his failure to receive the ap- pointment as governor Of alaska and at the same time says he will be a csndi- date for delegate in congress under the provisions of the delegate bill, recently passed by congress. Mir. Clum gives a long list of reasons why he should be elected to represent the people of Alas ka in congress.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
NOT AGREE
Committee Will Report Dt' verslY on Wickersham

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, March lO-It is believed that the subcommittee which has been acting upon the ename ot Judge Wicker sham will act adversely in making it's report. IT so it is believed Senators Spooner and Kaox will take the matter up in the whole committee. It is be- lieved Judge Wickeraham will event. ually win in the coutes'.
 Senator Nelson is still Judge Wicker sham's implacable enemy.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
JUNEAU VISITED BY FATAL FIRE

ous. All of the buildings arc frame and they are compac'ly built. To the heroic services of the volunteer fire department Is given credit for saving the town. They deserve all praise and it Is freely accorded them by their fellow townsmen.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
City Council To Meet

There will be a regular meeting of the Skagway city council tomorrow night. It will be the mid.mouth meet. ing, and will probably be of short dura- tiOn. All the members of the council except H. B. Dunn are in the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
CAR WILL MOW WORkMtN
 DOWN LIKE HAY

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. J
 St. Petersburg, March lO-The re- turn of 100000 troops from the Orient has been ordered on account of the dis affection among the people ct Warsaw, Odessa and Moscow. The government
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19

| is preparing for any emergency. The
 authorities say that hereafter they will nov the people down in the stree s like hay falls before the reaper when ever there shall be any hostile demon stration,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19

lives.
 John Beney is the dead man who perished in the flames.
 The woman was injured in jumping from a window Of the resort while ale tempting to escape. Her spine was broken,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
II SHAKES
Earthquake Does Damage
 on Fl nd of FOrmosa

(Specia, Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Toxyo, March l9-An earthQu Ike iu the vicinity Of EaSa, island of FOrmosa, yes erday tore up the railroad tracks for ID my miles and jarred down many houses. The casualties are estimated at 500.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19

Juneau, March l9-The Louvre theatre burned to the ground early yesterday morning. One man was burned to death and Cne woman proba
 bly, fatally injured. The other inmates of the place barely escaped with their
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19

Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.
 Washington, March le-S,H. Graves president of he White Pass & Yukon Route, has become interested in a rail. TO d that will be built rom the coast
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
LOW RATES
Thought TranSp Irtatl0n
 Will Be Cheap

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) J
 Seattle, March l9-It is thought pas ssuger and freight rates will be cheap this year between Seattle and Nome and St. Michael ou account of tho great number of vessels that are plying on the route.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan. ]

The fire started at about 4 o'clock in the morning from some cause not yet explained. To an incredibly short time the whole structure was enveloped in flames.
 That the whole tasiness section Of tRe town was not destroyed is miracul.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
WHHE PASS PRESIDENT IS
 BRANCHING OUT

up the Copper river alley. He has, it is believed, joined interests with John Rosene The IIan is merely to build into the Coppe' river country and not 10 tap the Yu on river valley.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-19
Stage L ayes for Dawson

Whitehorse, March l9-A White Pass stage left at 10 8. m. yesterday for Dawson with seven passengers 2OOO pounds of freight and BIO pounds of mail.