YOl.. 11.
KAMPAKT, ALASKA, OCTOBER 11, ll*0-Y.
N<». 7
JAMES DALTON ILL
WITH PNEUMONIA
Stricken on the Train and Detained
at Skagway.
MESSAGE LAST NIGHT REASSURING
A letter from Mrs. Shetjuin to Mrs.
I-angford brings tin* nows that James
Dalton is lying very ill with pneumonia
at Skagway.
On the train from Whitehorse to
Skagway he was very sink ami the doc
tors ordered him to st• • j* over. Mrs.
Lindsey and Henry Voting t<m>k rare of
him on the way to Skagway, and Mr.
Voting stoji|>ed in Skagway with him.
Mrs. Lindsey took passage >>n the .Jef
ferson along with the rest of the passen
gers front Rampart.
At last aeeonnts little Misses Stunlej
and El la good e were enjoying themselves
and were giving their foster mothers
little trouble. Mrs. Sheiptin and chil
dren were getting along line.
A letter from Walter Sttndborg l<> .1.
W. Duncan also told of Mr. Dalton's
illness.
Thought to be All Right.
Friends of Mr. Dalton becoming anx
ious ulsittt his condition, wired to Skag
way f*>r information. 1». W. Scott got a
message last night stating that the <ick
man, in good condition, had proceeded
on his journey a week ago.
It is therefore thought that In- is out
of danger.
ANOTHER TRIP LIKELY.
Monarch May Go to Kantlshna With
Freight and Passengers.
The captain o| the .Monarch while at
Urtiiijmrt mviv*il a telegram from the
White l*a*« i-cople at 1 taw-on, u**kihg
him to make a trip to the Knntmhna
with (ni.-w n»;eri« ami freight The cap
tain remarked that if the river re
mained free from ice a* late a* la-*t year
the .Monarch would hkdy make the trip
laud year-die arrived here on Oct. 11
en route to t'hena, an*l arrive*! tliere
safely.
The rhwmer Tyrrell ya«*>*•*I hy Ram
part for t 'hena laat year <*n Oct. 21, lait
taile*! t*> arrive there
MURDER AND OUTRAGE.
0a« Mora Candidate for Burning at
the Stake tn Teias.
htlna. Teia», »M 1—A I. j‘tunlit. a
wealthy ran* liuan, return.* 1 Inane to
Hial hie *th and d.oiahter an*I three
« n< lour* tv red.
Tltt l»<tie*o| |)n. notion »»r« in tl*»
tanlroooM T1*»> had W«h <atr«|nl
THa h»y*. a let mere mere children. had
taten allot •(••wit la the jd.u e« ■Iwiy tic*
1.4-1 Be«l iw terror
The ilf W . Ktntrj) a* tr u—>t
INSANE MAN AFTER ROOSEVELT.
Now York, Oct. 0.—Emil Sevear, an insane anarchist,
escaped and declared his inicntion to kill President
Roost*volt. Dospite the vigilance of detectives, the man
made his way to Oyster Bay and was seen as the presi
dent was about to take the train, but again escaped.
BIG ROBBERY ON THE GREAT NORTHERN.
Seattle, Oct. 1).—Seven masked men held uptheGrett
Northern and got $.‘iU,00O. Two of the robbers were
captured by passengers. The others were traced with
bloodhounds, lmt the scent was lost. A big reward has
been offered by the express company.
CUDAHY KIDNAPER CAUGHT AT LAST.
Butte. Montana, Oct. 10.—Pat Crowe, who kidnaped
) Cudahy’s'on in Omaha ten years ago, lias been cap
| tured here and will return to Nebraska without extra
< dition papers. He had elude<l the officers till now.
INSURANCE PRESIDENT SUED.
New York, Oct. 10.—The pay roll of the Mutual In
surance Company shows the president of the company
gets sl.>0.000 a year. Policy holders will sue the pres
ident.
CHICAGO DOCTOR’S CRIME.
Chicago, Oct. 10.— Hr. Oliver Hart has been arrested
’ charged with murdering the 10-vear-o!d sister of his
adopted daughter. He had n.-snulted the child.
—
DIED SUDDENLY
ON THE MONARCH
Inquest Held and Body Buried at
Rampart.
B. H. HOPKINS, RECENTLY OF CHEKA
It, tt. tI>«|»kiiM> il'ittl <Vt 1 <>n
the rU-amer M<iiMrrh white il wa* tint
u|> at a w»»»l rani|* on the Tatiana river
»tw*ve the m<*mh >»( the T««U>van*
Tlw t»»ly war hrorttffetlo K*m|«rt amt
lit *f ii« Ut The tef.li. t ,.f the
t>vfn»rV jury w%* that the >4
*leati* waa tinkn<atft.
There were «>««• in.lu ateair <f |«a»*
• tiut II »i the t»ae*»n wan >v*
rawtlb«al *4 the hot, ,
i t • |4n»r h t*l »• tt«i >*ejr anti * a*
Uwiet at lUm^r t at the ► >penee *•(
ti« t »V« 11‘iuel** «{«• W«* a •ke^haiMi
Me tui.t l»t^ rntl« With h»a
wite, *a»t thev |eitei hNrlh tl ( krw
* t> v tr»0« I, h re hi* <h>.«th
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JOE KELLY IN JAIL
IN DEFAULT OF BAIi
Arrested for Assault and Held fo
Unlawful Cohabitation.
NOT 1JKELY TO GET BONDSMEI
wa* U-4 w»k ii
t!*»* i»«ilit uf 91 ,.Va), . -1 w|th uiilitv
fut
ll« dim flr«l irrmtul <in a vli,irjfr <<
• itathr
known a« Vluaa Mary. (*«4nna*»i»me
< trvtn • li*riit*«r>t that rliaif* ini ImU
htui ti»r the tittif* aaffCMM tifTfnin
Krity is in kail an*l i* n>*1 Itkrtr i« a*
N 1,1.11:. n
Mr amt Mr* 3 W Vw««g am ttii«|
la I hr apart i*»rnt* !• rm«ily >«ta|<NNi !>)
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i«k«k. amt iirti** -a»** «f lk» Huai »**<•».
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♦*>tr |«-rt*<am ntlv in l*»|4rt.
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
j -
To Hold Public Installation Followed
By a Dance.
FOUR CHECHACOS WERE INITIATED
At the regular meeting of tin* Arctic
Brotherhood last ni^'ht oltiifii' were
elected fi>r the ensuing term as follows;
Arctic Chief—<i. A. Ketterer.
Vice Arctic Chief—C. A. Havidson.
Arctic Recorder—Win. Sipary.
Kw'Iht nf Nuj;^cti—J. W. Hum an.
Arctic Chaplain—Rev. .!. K. Hulm.
Trustees—\V. W. Crockett, .I.W. Hun
cau, Julius Rahuistorf, <1. A. Ketten r
ami Hr. J. H. Hudytin.
The newly elected Arctic chief ap
JHiinteil the following members to till
tin* api**intive offices:
Arctic frail (iuiile—W. W. Cr*>ckett.
Arctic Trail Blaster—F. M. Smith.
Arctic Camp Cook—lioliert Nchulier.
Kcc|ht Inner Toll t late-—John Ihuli
catt.
Keej>er Outer Toll Cate—John I’alm.
l our chechaeos were initialed—Havid
W Scott, John Kadigan, Uol>t. Schaliei
uml John Palm.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
The A. It.’s will have a public installa
tion of officers at their hall on Tuesday
evening. Oct 24, t<» which all are invited.
This will lie the second public installa
tion of officers since the Rampart camp
of the Bmtberlmod was instituted in
March, lUUti,
The first was held at the institution of
th<- 1<n|ov, and the eeretuonh** in coti
| nection therewith were appreciated by
all who witnessed them,
i The installation will la* followed by a
| dunce. _'
Drowned Off the Monarch.
While the i-t»umer Mnnarcli tVan t:«•-1
tf)> to llif hank lielnw The Urt.
lurwy Mi't'rvtf, a iteckliuinl, v»bile
. iklui"*W front drink, fell tiVerh.nml ami
vtin* tJrmvnvil.
Tin* lardy Witgjtnt revnveted.
9100,000 Mining Deal.
h.uiliMlikxi <Kt. I.. T. Ih'lte h.t>>
Ixatjtiil .\*t. # aimirv i>« KrtirUttik."* rh-i k
j fur #100,001). Me luHtJtht |*»rl *i< alt a-l
jniiiutu rluiin li>*t fall.
The tnatuer Wilbur CruMinutii btl
.*he niedv t*» Iry in )«rtk« 1 tm# amt
Tire atari t* 'it** t*>»M»rr"Mr lr»*m ttj*
rm r, I’.ttrl Srhitlt* hill hfiiin it lit 4
■tttiill latwt. ___________
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t»«Uy tilth a raft r>>ntainiitg thi-t? nad*
*tt tlivwiwi.
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l»>rt ■>! llw r«l|Kii »li"*« \|i*. fhstd
n n r« mmu In lit> ft'),or to
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