The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-27

yesterday and the remains were brought to Skagway and inferred yesterday afternoon in the family ground on the point on the west side of the mouth of the Skag- way river, from whence sometime in May the body will be removed to the native village Of Klukwan, on the Chilkat river, 24 milea north of Haines, for final burial.
 The management of the Popular Picture r'alace is putting on an es- lecially attactive five reel pro- gram tonight, consisting of one two reel drama, The Criminals" single reel drama Never Again" Uni yersal Animated Weekly reel, "The Rabbit Hunt" and mirth provok- ing comedv reel, entitled, "Trip Through Italian Alps" which has to do with tGe simple life,
 Special services will be held in fte Catholic church the coming week, commencing tomorrow, "Palm Sunday" with mass and holy com munion, mass and reading of the and evening service; on Thursday mass and holy commun- ion in the morning, and evening ser vice; on Good Friday" special morning and evening services. All are invited to attend.
 The officers elect Of Skagway Lodge No. 431, B. ?. O. E., will be inducted into office on the night Of Thursday, April 1st, 1915, and in conformity with local annual custom of the members of that or Ger who have been exalted to posi- tiors of honor by their brethren, have issued invitations to a ball to take place in Elks' hall immediate ly after the installation. Every one who attends this social function is assured of a delightful evening, as tho members of the local lodge have 2 well-deseryed and enviable reputation as entertainers.
 Our readers have all no doubt heard recited "The Poy Stood on the Burning Deck,' etc, and the wind-up where is asked, "The Boy, 0 Where was He?" We never knew the answer to that question until last night at the Citizens party ( convention, when it suddenly came to us. The boy must have been out taking afternoon tea with the wo- men voters of Skagway, for there were only five or six ladies present at the meeting.
 l.. E. Buell., for many years Alas ka representative of Armour X O., and one of the best known and best liked commercial traveller in all Alas ka, died in Seattle Thursday, as a result of an operation, according to information received here tday. De- ceased was about 60 years of age. His wife died less than a year ago. He has q son in business in Oak land, Calif., and relatives in New York state, where he was born and reared.
 Mrs. V. A. Peterson, wife of the genial local agent of the P. c. s. S.
 h who stopped over at Douglas, Alaska, to visit with her par ents when returning home from the Panama-Pacific International eN- position at San Francisco, was on board the Spokane this morning ac- companied by their young son as well as by her sister, Miss Maud L!ljestrand, the latter of whom is here only for short visit. It is probably good thing for Vie. that Mrs. Peterson returned, as he has been "baching and doing his own cooking" and we all know what that means.
 Two weeks ago the curtain at tno Nugget movies was rung down at one of the most exciting mo- meats in the "Milliol Dollar Mys- tery" play, and we have been wait ins ever since, with enforced pa tiance, for the continuation of this intense human interest story to be throw nupon the screen. Our de- sire as well as that of many oth- CT patrons of the Nugget movies, IS tc be gratifieG tonight and tomor- TOW night by the presentation of 'The Top Flc0r Flat" the fourth