The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-31
ROUND THE TOWN

EGS0sGGGGG0SGsossls. -loa'.a1s Mra. Anaa Evans returned yesterday on the Jefferson from a trip with friends ou the outside.
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 Mrs. Frank uart9ule of Wht,eho,se. arrived on tas Jrata las, night anl le:, 0n ths Jefferson for B visit .u Portland
 
 Mn. Hugo Cuger5reu returned yes- lgrday from a trip 10 Seattle and other points.
 
 Mrs. D.J. Rich, who has been yis1l. Iag below for several weeks, WAS 8 re- turn trip passenger op yesterdays Jei. isrsoa.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wil C.ayson. who have resided lu Seward for the past two years. will be szagway visitors .he coming week.
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 The Cottage City will arrive touor oW night. Agels S,uary w4s So 'y,..f rom Ketchlaar that the t1at carri .' 20 passengers end 2.1 sous of i-e.Eb. Mrs. E. R. Peoples. wife .t prom lnenI Fairbanks merchant, arrived on the Jefferson on her way .o Fa.r0.l.-. Mrs. Peoples is 8 sister 0i W. W. Ward of this city and ba- been visiting rel al7es tu Portland
 
 The two D5miutcsu stTers who have been In the interior ta the interests O. the Aguimas Academy at Tacoma, wa5 arrive lu the city .ya.Eht and when they depar. for Tacoma, they will tase with them Genegegs 'Nha.eu aud John Qu,ulau, who wH. ateal schoJ. at Aquimss, th.s year.
 
 Despite the bad weather last night a large crowd were out to attend .he Gospel meeting yt tae eeu.el mission Mrs. J. l.. Pearson, of Eaiogs, made au interesting address along the lines Of 8 spiritual lie, and, it matters can be arranged. will again be present at the meeting tomorrow night ar which Rev. Oar. vii. speak.
 
 While engaged iu his duties as long shorsuaa ou the Ioc4. docas yesterday Bernard Murray was so unfortunate as to have his hant badly smashed. The injury ws5 70 serious taa- ampu,atIon of the Iorgfuger of the lat, hand wss made necessary. The injured man was attended by Dr. Norman and the wound lu doing nicely
 
 On her last trip up the Jefferson a. tempted to pass through Seymour uar- rows al hall tide. The ye,se. wac thrown on her side and for moment vss In danger of being doole1 Cattle o1 board were burIs' down ard several of the passengers hg Iy '.lgh'enau. However DO damage wa' done tds boat and she srr.vat ia rr~ J.n-.
 
 Father E, Camille, Je-u.. 2rl -t, Bh5 aJ diHer.lt Jires ass station 9t Juneau. Nom. and 50 Michael r.cen. ly passed away 8. St. Mictee, victim of heart disease. Father Camille was splitting wood iu h.s yal- a11 tsI over dead as a result of a heart at.ges. The assa priest was sa m st talented man and an excellent pulpit ra'or. He was about i0rty-laur years of age and native Of France He wss buried a. s. Mighael
 
 The steamship Spokane wnl be heightened ior.y-fonr feet ter b-r aezt round trip between Seattle and San Francisco, acoos1 ug D the plsns of the Pacific Coast Steamship com psny. The SPJksns. a-'Jrd.uE to ll- plans ofthe company, IS D be GU, ia two and SD additional section sld ] t0 t'e shID. This will ne. the praCtics. r.- building of the v5ss seI. When couple'- ed she will be something similar to tho Canadian Pacific liner, Princess Njct-- ria. in aDpeara1ce. l5 E uadevy -od tbsg glass observation I-0m will be DIs,el forward negr he pIIO5 hOcse, 5iyfuy passsugGT5 gl D D. 'rCcc cd Tfsw. A smoking T-1m si. 7I'I ssO be 6sted with glsss s5tss for OJsergat.on r,rr- TrNaaz