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MARRIED MAN KILLED
BY FORMER PARAMOUR
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, July 24.—Howard Har
ders, a teamster employed by one of
the local transfer companies was shot
and instantly killed yesterday after
noon by Aline Lillian, a comely little
woman who recently arrived in the
city from Fargo, N. D., and who claims
to )ie the affinity of the murdered
teamster, and whom she asserts is the
father of her child.
According to the story told by the
woman, the couple met in Fargo in
1912 and the friendship established at
that time resulted in the establishing
of relations of the most intimate char
acter, although the woman ncknowl
eges that she was aware that Borders
was married and had a wife living in
this city. The couple lived together as
man and wife for nearly a year before
Borders returned to Seattle, ostensibly
to secure employment. The woman
later gave birth to a boy and some
time after following the man to the
coast. The Idllian woman claims that
she tried to induce Borders to pare for
the child and herself and his constant
refusal finally led to the killing.
BRITISH VESSEL SUNK
BY TURKISH MINE
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A. P. A. Service.
THE HAGUE, July 24—Dispatches
from Kharus state that the British
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steamship Theresa, enroute to the
: (irient, was sunk by a Turkish mine
i shortly after passing through the Suez
| canal. The vessel is said to be a total 1
I loss. The sinking of the Teresa con
firms the frequent rumors that the
Turks were surreptitiously mining the
waters of the Red Sea near the en- i
trance to the canal in spite of the close
watch maintained by the British pa- l
trol vessels. 1
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GERARO DELIVERS
AMERICAN NOTE
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON July 24.—A Rerlin
dispatch received last night states that
the American note of reply to Germany
was delivered to the foreign office yes
terday.
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SUGGESTION.
For 15 years we have talked quality
in this town fulfilling every statement,
until now the community recognize in
the store reliability.. Our Quality Talk
this week Is Eggs, Eggs that are Eggs.
Lack of space will not permit us dwell
ing on this subject as we would like,
if it were possible never again would
you get your Eggs elsewhere. We
have made a study of this branch and
made arrangements with the producers,
at Petaluma, Cal., that our orders be
filled with the grade known as A1’s
which are absolutely the very best that
can be had; they are an unfertile egg.
thereby having a tendency to preserve
them far better and longer than those
which are fertile, are uniform in size
and weight, absolutely fresh, and
guaranteed in every way—the price is
|50o per dozen. Be convinced that they
are better; take a portion of this
toothsome Armour’s Star Ham or Ba
con which has won so much favor in
town through our introduction, fry a
couple of these Petaluma Eggs in the
natural fat of this Ham or Bacon, and
you will enjoy a meal that will be re
membered by that satisfaction which
will be complete.
G. P. GOGGIN
The Quality Store.
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Will Perform Tuesday, Thurs- ' i
day and Saturday Evenings at
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Comedy
A DESPERATE HERO.
Drama
THE WRECK
3 Parts !
Actual Railroad Wreck.
Comedy
SKELLY AND THE TURK.
Sunday'night
PATHE WEEKLY
Latest World Events
MARY PICKFORD
in
THE WOMAN FROM
MELLOWS
A one part comedy
CHARLES CHAPLIN
in
MAKING A LIVING i
A RESTLESS WOMAN
MRS. LA CLERQ, Pianist.
ADM. 25c
| EAGLE HALL
SUNDAY NjGHT
3 Part Drama
A FALSE
BRIDE
MISS
FLORENCE
LAWRENCE
In the Dual role
Farce Comedy
SHEELTZ THE
PAPER HANGER
Scenic
WEEKLY
OLUE_BOURRET, Pianist
ADMISSION, 26 cents
NEWS NOTES
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The launch Defiance made a trip to
Sonora creek with Sam Thompson and
one or two others who are engaged in
mining in that section.
The Silver Wav* pulled out for St
Michael yesterday afternoon with mail,
i small quantity of freight and two
passengers.
It is stated that the Arctic will take
i large consignment of freight to the
station of the Riches Company of San
Francisco on the Arctic coast on the
next trip north. The supplies will ar
rive on the steamer Victoria.
The Douglas case was concluded in
the district court this morning by the
defendant being fined the sum of $300
and costs which will bring the total
up to $536.30. Douglas was given un
til Wednesday to produce.
The coast guard steamer Bear will
leave for northern points on Monday
according to report and will go as far
as Point Barrow. Tt is also said that
Bishop Rowe, Walter Shields and Mr
and Mrs. Spencer, the government
school teachers will he passengers.
It Is stated that the heavy rains
have given the miners more than suf
ficient water for present uses and a
considerable number of men have
hereby been able to secure employ
ment. It is also said that there are
still many places where the ground
cannot he mined owing to snow and
frost still holding things back.
The oil steamer Ransing left for St.
Michael about four this morning. The
big tanker will return to Nome after
discharging al that point. The steamer
Corwin also got away for that port
and will discharge her cargo into the
hold of the steamer RaTouche. The
Corwin will return before leaving on
the second trip to the north.
The schooner Arctic left for Kotze
bue and way points about seven last
evening. Nine of ten passengers were
taken to various northern points, the
following being among the number.
Dr. Welch, Ed Johansen. Capt. Mogg.
H. R. Andrews, Emil Pasteris. L. A.
Sundquist, Mike Ra Britton. The ves
sel carried a considerable quantity of
freight including some for the Bernard
dredge at York.
Mr. Claes Flodine states that both
of the dredges under his management
are running smoothly as are also those
of Charles Kimball and one or two
others. Mr. Flodine also confirms the
report that the dredge now lying in
the Serpentine will probably be trans
ported to some other place not yet de
cided upon. The dredge has never been
set up since being taken to that sec
tion by Gerald Hutton some years ago
and can be placed on scows for convey
ance to some other point with little
difficulty.
Mr. G. A. Parks, the representative
of the general land office returned from
a trip to Council last evening and
states that the rain with which we
have been burdened for the past sev
eral days was very much in evidence
throughout the entire journey. Mr.
Parks says that the creeks and river
In the. interior are running full to the
top of the banks and in places are
almost impassable to teams. Solomon
river was very high and running over
the banks both above and below East
Fork. Mining Inspector Maloney was
tied up at the latter place and could
go neither ahead nor back owing to
the flood. Mr. Tarks expects to get
away on the Victoria and after a visit
to Unalaska will return to Fairbanks by
■way of Juneau.
On Sunday night the Eagle hall moy
lng picture show, gives a Universal
program producing "A False Bride,” a
Victor Universal drama in three parts
featuring in a dual role, Miss Florence
Lawrence, one of the many clever mov
ing picture stars. A Joker Universal
comedy entilted “Shultz the Paper
Hanger.” and featuring the inimitable
Max Asher wil furnish the laughs. The
program concludes with the ever pop
ular weekly in which will be shown
the famous Scotch dancers. “Hoot
Mon." Don't miss it. Prof. Bourret,
Piano, and Prof. Bergrcn. violin, will
furnish the music and the usual price
of admission of twenty-five cents will
prevail. First show at 7 p. m. sharp.
Mary Pickford in “The Woman from
Mellows” a one-part comedy taken
when Mary was "sweet 16” will be the
star attraction at the Dream Sunday
mght. This photoplay is the third edi
Imn of the original owing to the pub
lic demand for Mary Pickford produc
tions. Another star, the world famous
comedian, Charles Chaplin, will ap
pear In “Making a Swing.” Besides
these two big attractions a Pathe
weekly with its world events and a
high class drama “The Restless Wo
man” will be shown. This drama Is
tho tale of a beautiful actress who,
tiring of u quiet life, and longing for
the gay world sacrifices ^iotne and child
to return to the stage. Tonight by
many requests "The Wreck a wonder
ful picture, and the two comedies A
Desperate Hero” anil "Skelly and the
Turkey" will he repeated. The ad
mission for both nights will be the
mpular on® of 25 cents.
The surf is somewhat lower today
i It hough there Is still sufficient of the
rolling billow aspect to make the water
front appear a trifle stormy.
1,. A. Sundquist and Emil Pasteris
well known mining men of the Candle
section returned to their northern
homes on the Arctic last evening.
Dr. Welch, who departed for Candle
on the Arctic last night will take charge
of the hospital at that point for the
present. It is stated that Mrs. Welch
will he the nurse of the Institution.
The new dredge being installed on
Camp creek by the Union Construction
Company will probably be finished
within a short time according to Mr.
Johnson .the local representative.of the
company.
owing to the fact that Bishop Ttowe
is to hold Sunday services at St.'
Mary’s church tomorrow, the Christian
Endeavor society has decided to post
mine their meeting for the week. Judge
Tucker was to have addressed the En
deavors.
it is stated that the Steamer Ua
Tnuche may leave for Seattle imme
diately after arrival tomorrow, at
which time she is expected, and the
mail will not he held open later than
six p. m., save in the event that the
steamc reports a longer stay in St.
Michael.
Mr. J. B. Casey arrived in town from
Solomon last night and states that the
Seward dredge is running along very
nicely at present near the mouth of
Shovel creek as are also the two Kim
ball dredges, one of which is working
near the mouth of Shovel and the other
on the Gypsy bench near Penny creek
Quigley and Halla and partners are
also hydraulicklng in that vicinity, the
former being on Big Hurrah.
The following items concerning well
known old timers are culled from the
news columns of the Seward papers.
Mrs. Lloyd Scott, a well known
young lady of Nome, has arrived and
may remain here.
Felix Brown will leave for Moose
pass tomorrow with John Gilpatrlck to
develope the quartz property bonded
by him in that district. All the mat
ters have been arranged for prospect
ing the ledge and a gang of men will
be placed at work.
A. X. Grant, a newspaperman of Idi
tarod and Nome and the founder of the
Ruby Record, will come to Seward on
the next steamer and will be employed
on the Gateway. Mrs. Grant died re
cently at Juneau.
J. Junte. an old time tonsorial artist
of Nome and other places in Alaska,
has commenced the construction of a
building opposite the Gateway office.
Mr. Junto's barber shop will occupy
the ground floor.
MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.
Casca up Stewart 1 a. m.
Canadian in Whitehorse.
Dawson In Dawson.
Delta to leave Gibbon for Dikeman
25th.
Davis at Gibbon.
Jacobs at Gibbon.
Julia B. in St. Michael.
Nasutlln in Dawson.
Sarah at Gibbon.
Selkirk down Big Salmon fi a. m.
Tanana up Mlnto, 12:35 a. m.
Tana in Fairbanks.
Vidette v.) Stewart river.
Whitehorse up Lebarge 2:15 a. m.
Yukon to leave Gibbon for Dawson
11 a. m,
SICILIAN BANK FAILS
FOR HUGE SUM
A. P. A. Service.
BERLIN. July 24.—The Banka Anti
cipoctone of Catania, Sicily, has fail
ed for over three tnillion dollars. The
bank was considered the strongest In
Sicily and the failure will ruin thou
sands.
PANAMA CANAL DOES NOT PAY
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A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, July 23.—According
to the official reports the Panama
canal is far from being on a paying
basis in spite of the large volume of
travel through the great waterway.
Making no allowance for the costs of
upkeep and repairs and counting only
the costs of operation of the civil gov
ernment, the sanitary work and the
administration of the work of handling
the passing shipping, the canal will
still be piling up a deficit. It Is gen
erally believed, however, that the end
ing of the War will witness a sufficient
increase In the volume of traffic to
place the canal on a paying basis. The
report states that there Is an ever In
creasing volume of freight passing
through the cnnnl.
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Large assortment of latest Victor
Records and Victrolas received on
steamer La Touche. Lemen Bros.
FOR SALE—Piano. Inquire at Nug
get offioa.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Lee’s dining roo*i is now open
for business opposite Holt’s. Mrs. Lee,
properitor, formerly of Hoffman House.
FOR BARGAINS.
See children's Dresses at 50c to $1.
House Dresses from $1.00 up. Just a
few Dadles Tailored Suits going at
cost.
Great reduction in Hats.
D. M. C. Thread and Stamped Goods.
MRS. J. WANGFR,
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
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CLASSY FOOTWEAR
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We liav* recently received over 200 cases (about 40
tens) of the best Footwear that could be procured in the
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sary for Men, Wemer and Childred.
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JUST RECEIVED
A FULL SUPPLY OF FINE FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL AND POULTRY, > PICS FEET, SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGGS AND BUT
TER.
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