The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
LOCAL BRIEFS
The Princess Maquinra sailed for l.e south last night at S:S0,

tIrning passenger from the oUlslue on the Northwestern.
 The Humboldt came in very un- cxpectedly this morning at 4:3O and left for the south about an hour later.
 Miss McRae of Dawson, who has been stopping at the Golden North since Tuesday, left on the Princess Maquinna last night for Calgary, AL berta.
 There will be regular communi- cation of White Pass Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Friday, March 26th, at s D. m. Visiting Brothers cordially invited.
 3-25-2t. THE SECRETARY.
 H. H. Coffee of the Yukon Gold Co. at Dawson, and his wife left Seattle last night for the north on board the Northwestern, after hay ing spent the winter on the out side.
 The Spokane left Ketchikan for Skagway and way ports about nine o'clock this morning and Is due here at o'clock q. m. saturday, with several passense. and 20 tons of freight.
 T. L Standish, storekeeper for the w. P. & Y. R. at the shops who went out a couple of weeks ago. is returning on the Jefferson, which is announced to leave Seattle oa Saturday.
 Owing to the amount of other matter today it was found impos- sible to get up the compositions in English of tre pupils of the public school. They will appear tomorrow, however.
 According to advices received frol Seattle the Northwestern left that port last night at 10 o'clock with d load of timber for the w P. & Y. R. company's new dock here. She is due to reach Skagway on the 2Sth.
 Sergt. Mclaughlin, Of the R. N. ". M. P. at Whitehorse, who has been here since Tuesday left for home this morning with three members of the force from Regina whom he had come over to meet and take back across the line with him.
 The following people, the majorl- ty of whom are bound for Dawson CT Atlin, are on their way to SkaS- way on the Northwestern, which left Seattle last night: J. J. Ian grams, Howard Turner, w. Anderson w. V. McVey, c. V. Ward. E. J. Main, R. c. Smith, S. D. Hobbs, J. .; Bann, Mrs. l.. F. Hunter, H. Cros by, F.. Stenson. Mrs. Hangen and :. NJ. Bradley.
 Miss Kitchener, well known road house keeper on one of the creeks near Dawson, who came out from the interior Tuesday, left or the Princess Maquinna for Calgary, AL berta, last night. Miss Kitchener has been in poor health for some time and is on her way to her old hume, where she has invested a rood portion of hsr savings while in the north in income bringing pro perty. Miss Kitchener is accompan- jed by Miss McRae of Dawson, who s an old friend.
 Mrs. E. J. Liddicoat's obliging disposition was the cause of her suffering a quite painful accident this morning. A neighbor woman, desiring to move a small chicken coup, and being unable to do so without help, requested Mrs Liddi- coat to assist her. Mrs. Liddicoat readily consented, but as prelim- mary it was necessary for her to negotiate the fence that separated her own and her neighbours yards, and in doing this was where mis- fortune overlook her. In some man ner she lost her balance and fell from the top of the fence, sustain ing a severe wrench to one of her knees, from which she is HOW laid UD.
 Tn the Bishops Carriage, fascinating four-reel drama of the underworld that approaches tragedy and ends in romance, will be pres ented at the Nugget Movies tonight and tomorrow night. The principal female character in this realistic play, is impersonated by Mary Pick so-d, the highest salaried moving