Additional Telegrams.
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San Francisco, Jan. 2—The jar
'canned by a passing train shook
the wfcllfe of the California cannery
no that they fell yesterday after
noon', catching three men. One was
killed outright Another >feriousiy
injujred and the other scratched
slightly, but will recover.
Seattle. Jan. 2—The mayor has
appointed Hatrv Bringhurst chief
of the fire department to replace
Cook, who has resigned.
Washington, Jnh. 2—Thp New
Year reception in the White House
was attended by 8,500 people and
the president shook hands with
every one of the guests. All ot the
cabinet officers also h»*ld receptions
Which were largely attended.
Albany, Jan. 2—The new at
torney-general, Jackson, has offered
to reopen the case started against
McClellan by Hearst. The latter
has accepted the Offer wiring his
thanks to Jackson, saving that he
hoped to prove that McClellan
was not entitled to his office..
Oiiawa, Jan. 2—It- is reported
hero that Governor Mclnnes has
resigned from his office, nut the
report cannot he con tinned.
Peoria, Jan. 2—The brotherhood
of locomotive engineers and tire
men have served it second notice
on Harriman that unless the differ
ences between them is settl'd
si ortlv the strike will he extended
to cover every road in which Har
riman is interested.
Omaha. Jan. 2—Harriman, i?
answer to the notification of tin
brotherhood regaining the impend
mg strike, says that he is runnii..:.
ins own business and will not
allow unions or anyone else to
interfere v, ith him.
Tonopah, Jan 2—Hermann v. as
easily defeated by Gans in the
tight here last night, a knockout
Mow being delivered in the eighth
round Hermann was outclass!
from the start, Gans playing with
him for seven rounds and smiling
all the time at the futile « fforts of
Herrman to get in a body blow.
Sausages.
We have in stock German Ham
•'bui sages, Balony, Blood Sausage,
Liver Sau>nge and Frankfords, at
Valdez Market. Phone 29.
Trie Uni'cd Kingdom consumes
>00,000,000 matches a day, 01
about 12 per capita. Ninety tons
of wood are used daily making the
mutches.
Hair brushes, bath brushes,
clothes brushes, nail brushes, tooth
brushes, finest goods, lowest price#
*t Owl Drug Co.
COAL — COAL
W.tt. Bush agent, or Copper River
Braying Co.
Levy 4c Co. have received a full
line of the justly famous Strong 4c
Garfield Trail Shoes. Buy none
«ther if you want your moneys
worth.
Prescription* are filled by up
with the utmost care. Every part
wf the work of preparing the
medicine and checking off, as
well an writing the label, is done
**3f a graduate experienced phar
macist*. Owl Drug Co.
Jupt « few choice furnished
r'wms left in the Copper block,
‘h-’toa heated, hotel aorvice, your
PtURce. Also one suite for offices*.
The betting nt the ringside was
heavy.
St. Paul, Per. 31—Judge G. It
: Young died here suddenly ln?i
night of 1 cart failure. The Judge
was for many years chief counsel
I for James J. Hill.
Washington. Jan. ‘2—Score; arv
j Taft has sent a letter to congress
i urging legislation tvhieh wih pro
vide more men foreoast deceives.
Ho says that a War is po-sihi.
i within a lew year.- and that the
! United States is n no position at
! present to even pro cot her princi
’ pal coast towns.
j Seattle*, Dec. 81—Oerter;'! Hiram
; Srofield a veteran of i .e civil
war, died here at midnight Sunday,
at the home of his daiigh < r. Mr.**.
Charles Patterson. He was it!
Seattle on a visit, his residence
heir.g in t he! east.
Port Angeles, Jan. ‘2 -Judge
j Hatch, a pirn eer attorney of the
j State of Washington, tripped over
j a rope in iii> ham here yesterday
and fell, injuring himself so hadlv
that he elied within a few hours.
Washington, T,re. 20—'Hie state
| department has wired to the
1 English government that Pryc •
j will he acceptable to this govern*
| merit as amhn*sador
Olympia, Dec. 29—ricked up by
a bear, carried half a mile into the
woods and then released without
! being injured in any wav, was the
| remarkable experience of the eight
i rear old daughter of Thomas Egan.
, U this place yesu rday. The child
I was playing in the yard with her
: rother, when a large bear ap
peared. seized tli" g ri and started
or the woods The boy rushed for
assistance, and the posse which
| was formed to hunt down the hear
; was just entering the woods when
i they met the girl returning home
j ^he said that the animal carried
| her about half a mile and tb n
| lropped her, making no attempt
to injure her in anv way.
Washington, Dec. 29—The stat<
department makes the announce
ment that the United States is
pledged to hack England in mak
ing anv necessary reforms in tne
Congo Free Stale, concerning which
there hn* been so much agitation
recently.
Tonopah, Dec. 29 — Gane and
Herman have quit, traili ng, enen
weighing exactly 13.“* pounds. Bel
ting now is 2 to 1 in favor of Cans
and may increase before the men
enter the ring New Yeats night.
Washington, Dec. 29—The trans
port Buford is being prepared U>
carrv relief supplies to China for
the famine stricken inhabitants.
Miss Mary Gsland
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Ready Made Hats
Hats Remodeled
Hats Made to Order
Hobart »St5. next McKin'.er Hh!I
Married At Portia ad.
Cl mile* $iinenstnd and ?*Iiss,
Klizabeth Ann Mann wen married;
at Portland. Oregon. Deo. 17*)i. *
i tie contracting parties are well
known here, the groom bcihy inter
• s ed in (iaienn bnv mihihg prop*;
env .uni the hr.de h:i\!i»'g resided'
at Kill mar and this place two;
years ago
i'dewedd ng wa< a chnrli affair J
■ In rer liidi.y neiio. performed hv
j Rev. A A. Moir:son. in the Trinlt-v,
r,piM opa! enurch. Alter the wed-'
mng the invited guests etijoyed a
bridni supper at the Poniru.d
Hotel. Af;# r a brief stay in port -!
! hind and a niont h’$ honeymoon :rt ;
j Seattle the couple will come to;
! Valdez to reside.
I Saturday eveninp the finest li
quor and cigar house in A a-.*a ;
was opened in Valdez. The new |
place is the Lnftut. in 'he (lopp* r
oiork, and is tinder the mane -1
| nn*nt of If. Suessdorf. The rix- *
j Hires are the finest, that could he!
i procured, and it is the ini *nMon of.
Hite management to make, it a r»
j ->rt for the better class of trade. >.
! Pool and card tables are installed'
i in the rear of the room and every
if :iort will he made to give the be-* i
|-‘ i'Vice possible. The ele«,lric light
| fixtures, installed hv Mr. Quinn,
are artistically arranged and j
rvou’d he a credit to a place in anvj
j oj t lie largo citn -.
S. A. of the V. i». &. \\
Co., returned from Seattle on tin*
Surntoya, whe-o b”. wa« r!i<-n thi>
in ms ot he re t*td uis*i-n. reached
him. He stairs that although n<*
definite plans have been made as to
where he will rebuild, it is the in
tention of tin eon.pnny to build
hitter buildmg.- than th\v had he
lore, ar.ii make Hn.r imuiin.ton
one of the larp - in A:»ska
i at;s art- now h< in. dr- r . r the
new Htruclnre. iv*neb v*i!' ho as
nearly tin prom as no mdie, iron
ami steel r.:«• rin•, latpU into ♦he
eon*-;rue*im It s.-dhio order*
vril! 1 <• si'ii: mi* oit ’In first, bout
for idi !mi!i rial.-, ami by .hi- time
i* is on b - "round all of ih dr
p'a ns wid b< rorripb od
Until • lT:*»a.» men's for buibbrn*
a<-op.jp: :< :l tlu* bank and at >re
v* .11 j mi-alb;. remain in the i*r< s
ri ; ouailrr-. A n if nnrs
s' •«•!' aid ha.- born order* <i for the
b, nk end v. ii! be in re on one of
! <* lir.-l HteaiTi'T.
(In.-onoi - and rnrst nrob r
tors k; op 11 do body wurm, prevent
{* ,1'innon a. rouyl'H. coiils rod all
imi" roubles: la rp-sl assor. merit
( IV1 1 )Mie * I*!
Le i Strauss Overalls are ar
kt.own-open the. best. I iny rail
* da*t at *. L. I.(*▼ v A (Vs.
(’.'»:;! has All vanned a (b ! ui r a for
at Juneau.
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j Tallin.' And Houses For Rent Collection.- \ Spot n*l*
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Zee 17o For Prices Cn Peal Estate.
I.ow Ie The Time To Invest.
Xotsrv Public and Stei igraphor in office.
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
(Incorporated.)
Kin~horn Building VALDEZ.
Entrance to Wharf A EASE A
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HOSPi l AL
Keystone Arc. n'-at MeKhdey S'.
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Private Rooms for Patients Graduate Nurses
For :au*s and further par?iculars Ap *i\
Phone 83 to JO. C. D.w/row M. D.
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’98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in (he city. Alt modern
improvements. Work gr.n ran teed the he t.
Try Our Shami i t a?1d Face Massage
Baths Ft lit-.- or fimthmen.
CAMERON • GOLDEM
P. S. HUNT,
Developing and Printing a Sj.reiil:y. Vim*
Taken to Order. ('-oToer.-i Suppiirr.
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