SEATTLE BOOZE IPEODLERS
FACE MURDER CHARGE
Pacific News Service.
SEATTLE, July 6.—As a result of
the killing of Police Sergeant Wedeen
and the wounding of Police Chauffeur
Wiley hy a Japanese watchman in
their employ, Billingsley brothers, the
chief violators of the anti-liquor
laws, both of whom have been arrest
ed numerous times for violations of
the prohibition law, were arrested to
day and formally charged with mur
der.
The Japanese was hired to watch
the warehouse where the bootlegging
I brothers were supposed to keep their
supplies of wet goods and was pro
vided with a gun by the Billingsleys
and told to use It if any one attempt
ed to molest the warehouse.
Weeden, at the head of a squad of
officers attempted to raid the ware
house and were fired upon by the Jap
with the result that Weeden was kill
ed ami Wiley badly wounded. Wiley
in returning the fire killed the Jap.
Tlu. Family Papar is th» Sums
Dally Nugget.
AUSTRIANS RUSHING
RESERVES TO HUNGARY
Pacific Naws Service.
MILAN, July 26.—Reports from
Hudepest via Geneva say that Aus
tria is rushing oyery availahle reserve
into the Transylvania section to pre
vent the Russians sweeping through
the southern Carpathians into Hun
gary. The reports declare that a
great army has been mobilized in the
Transylvanian section to repel the
Russian hordes which are being mass
ed ready for the invasion. Reports
from Balkan sources indicate that the
Bulgarians would probably be called
upon to assist in repelling the con
templuted invasion but for I ho fear
that the allies forces at Salonika may
seize the opportunity to invade Bul
garia. Reports from several Teu
tonic sources indicate a growing fear
that the Russian surge may sweep
westwaid south of Budapest and cut
off supplies from the Balkan section.
V severence of communications in this
direction would also throw the Turks
upon their own resources, thus leav
ing her practically at the mercy of
the It'Indians pouring through the
country from the Caucusus.
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Pacific News Service.
LONDON. July 26.—Continual and
overwhelming successes attend the
westward sweep of the Russian arm
ies from Riga southward to where
the Russian lines embrace the most
southerly passes of the Carpathian
range and threaten to sweep like a
rushing billow over Hungary. At
practically every point against which
the Slavs thrust their huge battering
ram the Teutons are compelled to give
way after suffering terrible losses in
their desperate attempts to stem the
tide that is gradually throwing them
back. The Russian reports detail a
constant succession of victories at
nearly every point which arc only fee
bly denied or belittled by the (lermans.
Along the Itiga Jacohstad line the
Hindenberg armies have been driven
back for miles and the .Von Wyorsch
army along the Nieman north of l.ipsk
has been practically cut to pieces.
Kovel appears to be the sole stumb
ling block in the Itussian progress, the
Hermans having massed all available
irtillery along that front and are of
fering a terrific resistance. The Itus
sinns are, however, gradually boring
their way into the defenses and the
reports indicate that the fall of the
city is only a matter of time.
ALASKA
JIOTES
(From our Exchanges.!
Hector McLean, former deputy
marshal at Juneau, is now labor agent
for the Alaska-Gastineau Company.
At the recent municipal election in
Petersburg 215 votes were east out of
a registration of 272.
Trappers in the Circle country are
reported to have taken a great catch
of lynx during the past winter.
A Skagway citizen reports that the
trail to the grave of Soapy Smith near
thHt town is in good condition.
E. J. Sliter, the former chief of po
lice at Juneau, will shortly engage
In business in that city.
J. E. Reynolds of Haines, was de
clared insane by a Jury in the com
missioner’s court at that place a few
days ago.
Cleveland, O., capitalists are look
ing over the southeastern Alaska kelp
beds with the expectation of manu
facturing potash.
Diamond drillers have reached a
depth of 1575 feet In a horizontal hole
on the claims of the Gold Belt Min
ing Company, near Juneau.
The labor unions recently formed
at Anchorage and Knik have filed
articles of incorporation with the sec
retary of the territory at Juneau.
Articles of incorporation of the H.
J. Heinz Co. have been filed with the
secretary at Juneauy. The company
is capitalized at $8,000,000 and the
min of Gunnison & Robertson have
been appointed Alaskan agents for
service.
The jury in the case of Jack Camp
bell, charged with shooting J. H. Mc
Leod in the hand at Lifhuya bay, dis
agreed and a new trial will be held.
The new city council at Ketchikan
has made a clean sweep of the old
city officers with the exception of the
combined city clerk and magistrate.
Guy C. Wing, of Juneau while as
sisting in the initiation of a-candidate
into the Arctic Brotherhood recently,
fell and broke his leg.
The steamers I’rince Rupert and
Prince George, of the Grand Trunk
Pacific line of steamers carry an offi
cial announcer whose duty it is to
explain the various points of interest
to tourists.
Dr. C. H. Wells, a pioneer resident
of Dawson, died recently at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Fraser,
Fort Covington, N. Y. His remains
were buried at his old home in Hunt
ingdon. Quebec.
The Alaska Furniture and Under
taking Company of Douglas is plan
ning to make caskets for the whole
sale market. They use Alaska yel
iOW cedar, which is susceptible to a
most beautiful finish.
,Two tons of tungsten concentrates
have been shipped by parcel post from
Fairbanks to Pittsburg. The ore
came from the property of Johnson
& Ewers, at the head of Fairbanks
creek.
Charles Olson, a petty officer on the
cutter Manning, died of apoplexy on
hoard the vessel recently just before
the vessel reached Ketchikan. Thf
only known relative of the deceased
is a mother in Norway.
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