Reynolds Bank is Solvent
Seattle. Get. 11—Bankers of this
city sav that the failure of the
Reynolds hank at Valdez will not
affect Seattle house*. \ ice-Prosi* j
dent Spencer, of the National Bank
of C«»mmtree, -cays that he believes i
Revnolds will he able to pay every
dollar he owes. The hills of Seat
tle merchants against the Alaska j
Home Railway and Reynolds will
n >t cx *eed
Sea tile. O t. 11—The schooner
Nor li has r• • t urn<-d from Nome j
wi hou heinj ahe ’ o d:s -ha rge In r
car/o She was Mown to sea. Tin*
i.ij of i lie vessel imports that-- tin
iT o-fi nmi t t chiir s of la ring sea
arc i'i -orrect. o,vmg to which the
Ve**el Was grounded near tin
Siiick rai l-. For 2o miles north
w' st of Nome the char * are parti
rula r \ had.
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N ii' li Yakima, () t 11 — Mi.
lionaire 13ussc!l, a redth i) t o* Sea t -
tie, had a* quarrel with his »s« - -
t j’ess, violet 15 ill. in a room at tin
hotel here last night, and tie
woman committed suicide. \ inlet
had hemi the cause of a separation
between l>uss« 11 and his wit" •. Sic
was for a time a resident- of Alas-1
ka, where she worked in the dance .
halls.
Stel.acom, Oct. 11 — Kxclusion
Agent Fowler, who was recently i
committed to the asylum, escaped
yesterday while being taken out
for exercise by a keeper. The sup
erintendent of the asylum savs In
is not dangerous.
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Oct. 11 —
Marconi now announces that he
will soon be able to span the world !
with his wireless system. Tin
western station of the main system
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on the American continent is to 1 e
at Vancouver.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 11—There
are n»w reported 4112 eases of
cholera in Russia, of which ‘23C0
have proven fatal.
Oakland, Oct. 11—Robert Cur
tain shot and killed John Titus at
the doorway of the latters home,
la^t night. Curtain, who is the
son of a millionaire dry goods man
o' this city, says he killed Titus
f >r alienating his wife’s affections.
Seattle, Oct. 12—The wife of
P- er S randie, a Dawson miner,
h is.-:ar:ed suit against h* r hits
h.ind for divorce, alleging cruelty.
He drove her fro n her hoaie dur
i11<r ;1 hi i\v storni. forcing her to
leavc s • m iiy cla.l an 1 in her
lure feel i
Goldfield. Oct. 11—Jack Hines
was acquitted yesterday evening of
the murder of count Podhorskv.
In arguing the case the prose
cutor said that any man who
would allow his poor shivering
wife to take the stand and tell the
story ot her degredalion, was un
worthy of being allowed to live
and shoul 1 swing on a rope until
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his witheied soul passed in-j
to e'ernitv. Hines 'atherinlaw |
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pleaded for the accused, saving i
that Hiii's was a hero worthy cf !
ha \ ing a ha nm r placed for him on I
the highest peak of the Sierras.
I
IVI1: r.”h:> ni. Oct. 11—William
!)ci. lias been s<-n.'enced to lift* im
prisonment for the murder of Ad
die J 'per.
Washm^'on. 1) (’.. Oct. 11 —
(It i ra Alien i.rpi *» that tla eahd
!*i>’ Si ka north he dnpl'cated s<
that in ease of a break in the win
ter. the line will "o' hf out o*
commission. Ordinarily duriiie
lie win * r months a break would
me ,ii a .-Us, e! s;on o' eomniUld'a
tcn f. r two or tliree months.
>t a ’.ie. Oet. 11—No ! >' ice can
i h tottud in Si a 11 e of tie' pan tits
of Edward A opt HZ’ i b-.r, who cl i t cl
I'ci'eii!iy at Fairbanks. IF* was
snppo't ti to have peoji'<• in tins
city, to whom he lett a iarpe
estate, hut ilieV eaiitlot lie found.
Seattle, Oct. 12—it. i). Reynolds
in an interview yesterday, said
that the closing of tiie \ aldez
hank would he only temporary,
and was due solely to scarcity of
currenev and not to lack of asseis.
He said the resources exceeded the
lialilities two to one.
Vienna, Oct. 12 — Emperor
Franz Joseph is seriously ill. He
refuses absolutely to take anv
medicine, and it is feared he will
not recover.
Seattle. Oct. 12—Arrangements
have been made for a gigantic
demonstrations of t he anti-orientals
at Seattle Dee. 15. Members o
t he organization from all Pacific
coast points wiii he present, They
sav thev leave no intention of trv
ioc to do any violence to the Orien
tals. but merely desire to show
the state of public opinion in the
matter.
Spokane, 0't. 11—A skeleton
has been found near Pierce City.
Idaho, alongside a silver name
pin*«• from a gun, upon which i>
inscrihed J ick Simpkins, This i>
belie ed to be the remains of the
d«s!a rado, who must have per
-b. d in :i blizzard, while endeav
oring to escape from the officers
asf winter.
New York, Oct. 12—Jerome has
decided to charge Thomas F. Ryan
with iarcenv for the looting of the
Metronolitan and Ferries Co., of
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several million dollars. Other
prosecutions will soon follow.
New York. Oct. 12—A new re
cord for the trip across the Atlan
tic was made yesterday when 4 lie
giant liner Lusitania crossed the
ocean in four da vs and fifteen
hours.
Washington, Oct. 1 -—The at
tornev general decides that foreign
bottoms can carrv coal for the bat
tleship squadron with .ut paying
the customs tax.
Victoria, Oct. 12—The Alaska
sealing catch for this season was
3300 skins. Last year the catch
was teii thousand.
.San Francisco, Oct. 12—Tommy!
Burns says that liewiil return from
Hingland after meeting Gumvr
\h»ir and ' ill then fight the negro
lohnson.
Tacoma, Oct. 12—H. D. Rey
nolds savs that tlie reports pub
lished of the conditions in Valdez
as a result of the bank failure are
greatly exaggerated, and that it
will not damage any of the Valdez
merchants. Me says there are as
sets ample to protect all deposi
tors, in addition to the Revnokls
Alaska Development Co., on which
he can call if necessary. A con
ference will be held today with his
attorneys to determine the course
of action to he pursued.
Detroit. Oct. 12—The hall game
yesterday between Chicago and
Detroit was won by the former,
score 6 to 1. Seventeen thousand
peopie were in attendance. At the
game before in Chicago, the windy
city was victor, with score of five
to one. No errors on either side.
Portland, Oot. 11 — Charles
Stockton, a prominent clubman,
has been arrested for stealing
funds belonging to the Multono
mnh clul>.
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