The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-23

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 The Spokane tailed for skagway from Seattle last night, and is due to arrive here Tn Monday
 A. G. McInnIs, assistant manager of the B. of B. N A. in Dawson will sail for the south on the May to- night.
 Mrs. F. L. Pillman, wife of the Atlin merchant will be a passenger for vancouver on the Princess May tonight.
 The train is due to arrive OH time tonight from Whitehorse and is bringing 124 passengers, all of whom are bound for the States
 Dr. Alfred Thompson, member of Parliament from the Yukon, will ar rive tonight from the interior and will sail for the Dominion on the May.
 Capt. Barker. transportation ageut for the N. c. company at Dawson will be a passenger on the May to- night. Mrs. Barker is accompanying the captain.
 Captain TuurnbuH, master of the Yukon river steamer Whitehorse, after seeing that his ship was prop erly cared for, for the winter, arriv- ed in Skagway last evening en route to the Outside.
 F. II. Mobley, formerly of Atlin, but now engaged in the mercantile business at Prince Rupert, arrived in Skagway from WhitehOrse last ev- ening and will sail for home on the Princess May tonight.
 l.. A. Harrison will be a passen- ger south on tEe Princess May to- night. He will 20 as far as Prince Rupert at this time continuing on to Seattle at a later date. MT. Harrison expects to be absent from Skagway about six weeks.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship com pany's Steamship City of Seattle ar rived in this post last night at 11:3O and sailed for the South at 1:4O this morning. When she left this port she had every accommodation sold out.
 pr. Young, Minister of Education for the Province of B. C., and member of the provincial parliamenti who has been spending the past few weeks in Atlin. will arrive in Skag- way tonight and return tc Vancou- yer on the Princess tonight.
 The steamship Jefferson of the Alaska Steamship company is due to arrive in this port at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon and is schdeul- ed to sail about 6 p. m. Advices from the local office state that ev- cry accommodation is sold out. ---
 AIr. and Mrs. F. J. Vandewall and little son will be passengers south on the Princess May tonight for Seattle, and other sound points. They expect to be gone until the first of December. While in Wash tngtou, they will visit with MT. Van dcwalls parents who live in the Yakama Valley.
 lIr. and Mrs. R. Milvain and II. Milvain, arrived in Skagway last Tuesuday on their way to the Out side for the winter. Messrs. Mil vauia have been in charge of the seasons operations for the Walk CTS Fork Gold Dredging company, on Miller Creek n the Forty-mil edis- trict.
 Frank P. Slavin, eX-champion heavy weight pugilist of the world arrived from Dawson on last nights train enroute to the South where he will spend the winter. Mir. Slavin is not enjoying the best of health, hay ing recently had an attack of pto- maine poisoning, and therefore is not in as fit a condition as he usu- ally is during his sojourn in the North. He will have his toe ampu- tated.
 Captain W. A. Blair will be a passenger for the states tonight on the Princess May after spending the past summer as master of the new White Pass steamer Alaska which has been on the river run