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1 TOOJv VENGEANCE
UPON FIREBUGS
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(Valdez Miner)
Gus Dgarf, who has spent the past
winter at Minneapolis and St. Paul
and who just returned on the last boat
tells a gruesome story of an occur
rence at St. Paul some weeks ago, in
connection with the burning there of
! two huge elevators filled with wheat.
The burning of the elevators and the
destruction of the several million
bushels of wheat they contained was
the subject of press dispatches at the
time, but so far as made generally
public the prepetrators were not cap
tured.
Mr. Dgarf gives a different version.
He states that a local newspaper, fol
lowing the fire, stated that the perpe
| trators had been captured and had
i been disposed of in a manner that
| had best not be dwelt upon. He says
I that it was a matter of common re
port, and that he was personally told
by several persons who claimed to be I
present that six men were engaged in :
; the destruction of the elevators, and j
that they were caught red handed. A
I mob of enraged citizens gathered,
about the culprits, took them from
j the officers and literally tore them to ®
pieces with their hands.
The decorations for the dance Sat-1
urday night at Robarts’ hall will be el
aborate and carry the Japanese effect j
in which cherry blossoms, chrysanthi-j
urns, pagados, etc., will predominate.
The effete affair will be given under
the auspices of the Episcopal Guild j
and is for a worthy cause.
Baths open day and night at Pet
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Window Screen and Screen Doors.
At Bolte Hardware Co. Phone 90R. 46
SUDDEN DEATH OF
DOUGLAS RESIDENT
INVOLVED IN MYSTERY
(Juneau Empire)
JUNEAU, May 1.—Mystery sur
rounds the death of Remi Roenens
who was found in his bed at his home
on Third street in Douglas at 7:30
o’clock this morning. •
Mr. Roenens was a Belgian and
was a partner with Fred Gius in the
Butte Bar where he always stood a
shift every day and where he was up
until a late hour last night, when he
appear to be in usual health.
Roenens’ wife died about three;
months ago from an over-dose of pois
on but whether by accident or intent
is not known. There was many who
believd her death was suicide. At
the time, she had prepared her hus-i
band's morning meal and returned to
bed after he went to work. On his;
return at noon she was dead and a j
bottle containing poison was found on
a stand in the bed room. But as a can
of mustard was also found nearby,
there was a theory that she has taken;
the poison and later used the mustard,
as an emetic.
A little boy about seven years of
age, son of the late Mrs. Roensens, is
left alone in the world by the death of
his step-father.
The deceased was a member of the
Douglas Aerie of Eagles.
Some folks sleep, we never do. The
Yellow car. I’hone 61R. 36
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Courtesy • and Fresh Goods at
Robarts’. 984!
Bread is only commodity advanced
it North Pole Bakery. 15
Courtesy and Fresh Goods at'
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We Have Just Received...
Our new spring and summer stock of
most exclusive patterns, which'sets
class and distinction to every one that
have us to tailor his suit.
BJORNSON & GANTON
Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
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and the best of every other kind
of meat comes into our store
fresh from the wholesalers. We
buy absolutely first grades in
every case. Nothing else would
be satisfactory to our customers
who we have by the score, and
our prices are most attractive
considering the quality ot meat.
FRESH FISH OYSTERS,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
SHIP CREEK MEAT CO.
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Phone 43-Y tor car, day or night.
iVood and coal a specialty. Universal
Paxi and Transfer. 126
Fine Job Printing at Times office
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Fine Job Priming at Tlnffli office