The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-03
voyage across the span of life and in to the sea of eternal happiness.
 (From Wednesdays dailyl


 the only case against hlm. He vii have further hearing in short time As Booth, whose right name is Will ian Garrigas, had in his possession when arrested over sl, 10000, it is pre- stunned that further examination vii bring other cases against him, al though he avows presistently that ths money belongs to himself ana wife It is reported that it was while under the spell of infatuation of soft eyet siren that Garrigas, alias Booth, wa! tempted to raise the check. This ma, not sound very sweetly to the ears O Mrs. Garrigas. The facts will become known at his hearing in few days. Have you seen the sun today?"- Shakespeare.
 The Portland passed south thi. morning about six o'clock.
 The gasolene launch Taku has beer on the beach the past few days having new propeller put in.
 This morning the Princes Beatrice brought one cabin passenger and nine or ten French Canadian laborers.
 The Tuesday Society met, with full attendance, yesterday afternoon at tbe home of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Myers. The Farallon slid into her wharf, all safe and sound from the north about noon, southward bound. Won't somebody please build ar ark? Last nights deluge raised the creek some inches: or feet, higher than ever before.
 The Ketchikan Greek. took good S zed bite out of the shfngle mill Hume last night just below the falls, and ''the mill will never run with the sater''-that can't get to it.
 Mir. Sargent, the topographer in the U. s. geological service, has complet. ed his map work in the Kasaan ano Sulzer vicinities and proceeded this morning, to lock over his future ground at Juneau, which will occupy his attention next sumner.
 Attraction was impellsd to promi- nept store yesterday by the eiacu. latory emissions penetrating to the outside. The sounds could be likened to distorted distich with throw oI isoperimstry. But the thing was satisfactorily explained. Gus, said he had cold. And he had.
 Advices were received here today of the safe arrival of the Northland at Tacoma Tuesday night. On this trip she carried copper matte from the HadIey shelter amounting to s3O. COG in value, and Mir. Silverman is quoted as saying that like amount would be shipped in about fourteen days.
 ''Port Captain sounds good to me, y was a remark overheard on the street last night, and when further semi- soliloquoy emanating from the same source sounding something like "But, Commodore, is better, and when-I -am-elected-," but here a strong voice called out: What'll ye have, Captain, and two dark figures side-stepped. When the creaking swish of swinging doors had tempo rariIy subsided, we listened and heard the single word "How.n That was enough; we wended on our way.
 The mem mbers of the Wonderland Moving picture company who gave two delightful entertainments here last week are at the Connell and will proceed north on the first boat. The little son of Mrs. Kerrnish, who ar rived from the south on a late boat and whose picture was shown on the first slide as ''an Alaska lad, will accompany them north.
 Late arrivals at the hotels are: At the Connell: Alfred A. Thom as, Jr., o. E. Stanwick, J. Ensch, Hector F, rand, Joseph Obi and Wm. Given.
 The freighter Toledo is expected up in day or so, en route to Petersburg. Tle Toledo will stop at Strong $ wharf while here.
 Further inquiry into the Howkan mystery develops the fact that there was an imbroglio of some kind. It is mentioned that shooting irons were brought into play, and certain some one gave a correct imitation of ''hol foot" disappearance. Sentiment and women are said to have been the cause of the ructure, with, of course. man figuring well up in the case. (From Thursdays Daily)
 Notice was received here this morn. ing that the Jefferson was due to ar. rive from the north at : :OO p. ID. Fri. day.
 Arrivals at the Hotel Royal are Albert Price, Robert Jenson, San Hoffman and Carl Sandberg. At the Stedman are: w. A. Semar Arthur Thompson. F. J. Raymond Harry Malone and Frank NJ. Davis. Late arrivals at the Cornell are: P | Jackson, k. Schenkert F. J. Barono.