Smail Admits Defeat
Chicago, Oct. Id—Ex-President
Small, ot tin* telegraphers’ union,
savstn.at the operator* arc down
and out. He is positive in his
statements that c.ey have lost
taeirti^ut and will now have to
juok tor work immediateiv. as the
funds ot il.e union are exhausted.
I la mhurg. Germany, Out. Id —
Tie* tiali.i .-'ocjijc hank was forced
to suspend tuts iiioraiiri. it wa
in! hard 1 y the droji hi c »j per
s ■ < ic k s.
ilutte.Oc: Id-Ileiuze'- bank has
issued a s! a; eiiien i. that, it wolim
I *e opened a ua ; n in tiO da vs. a s the
li; aoces ai'i* all riant. lie* only
i routee heiiig a .-..ortage oi i'iir*
r -new
Seat; lc, Oct. 19—The Alaska
Const Co announces, that the
main oHiees will remain in
Seattle, instead of moving to
Tacoma, as was intended under tin*
former mainurement,
Seattle, Oct. 19—Xei! iv**iiev
sliot and killed himself whim - g
ing ala revival meeting in toe
Ai*sti ;e eh'1 reh i is! i•'• t' e
n tie. rrei i d •.; - - . i'*
i*J va IT'S erseii. v, , * ' - v. '■
leu 1 e 01 til lit W . I .•: I III' s I. ’ '.. i! _
(leel! r< u
Wash ing! on. Oct. 1 -—-A third
, n.t he Was V. • • • a d tills
,. i ; ,i r to lie* i i.
Chicago. < )et. 19—toe meeting
of the Illinois Central board inis
been a stormy one. Charles Pea
body disputed with Fish for the
purpose of starting a light, and
Fish declared that there, was no
one living big enough to intimate
that he was lying. Peabody apolo
gized. A force of detectives are
emplovcd to guard the members of
the hoard.
Williamsport, Pa., Oct. 21—A
number of bears which are now
roaming around ibis section have
ereated havoc witn local farmers,
killing many head of stock. J'he
fanners are keeping night vigils in
hone.- of killing the marauders,
and thev have wired to President
Uooseveit, asking that he come
here and bring sportsmen enough
with him to exterminate the ani
mals.
Honolulu, Oct. 21—The crew of
tin- .-eno .tier Star buck arrived here
yesterday. The schooner was
i i:l I: h lilt'd 1*V i lie Cl’eW ill ;l '-Mix
ing eotrlition during August. Sue
i;:is i e.fgo of ilimner valued al
$100.1)0!).
'h ir.un i. O u. 21—Mayor Wright
de-din - to a wepi the nomination
; s niav >r. lie gives as his reason
i; lie is a h i sin ess at a u and can
i * * i r a f’f t (• 1 > • i !;e a posits in which
i.-ivs on!v $201) » uer vear.
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N v York, O t. 21— 'omptroller
}p 1. ucv ii i- teeep’ed the proffered
i • u>oio11 o’ president -of the
J i • i;,x - M -reantile hank. The
t-iit r * d:reetorate of the hank re
s j'\ when the announcement of
[t i ;• -lev's acceptance was made.
1 Oct. 21—A verdict of
, ; i ■ tidy was returned thi~
!u ;i ■ i:i the Magill mwrdi r
\ <; . • 1 ■ ■ e i j-1 s a v s 111 e < ■ a e *.\ a
, , , ' ’., • meildling oi local
u a- m 1 that to ■:•<* was no
to . i: : >n for the charge.
Seattle. Oct. 21—H. D. Reynolds;
has canceled Ids passage to Valdez
Ion ile* Yucatan and will not go to
Valdez lor some time. lie an*
1 noun es that he has some import
ant business here which wiil keep
j him in Seattle for a few w *et\S.
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Seattle. Oct. 21 — If. I). R' vr *hD
’ D'ft for the East ttdx moining to
st raittuten out hitsine^x nia'lers at
; t in* 'home otliee of t he Reynold:*-*
Alaska Development C >., alter
I which he will return to Ai;j^jvt*
Seattle, Oe.t. 1 — ( ashler Mar ’ll.
O ; 1 ; u * 1 i ( V 1 i o it 1 S J •: l I 1 k lit ‘ a O I * ' .
,oit for * ha I piece on toe \ U.M'-atl.*
He \v ;i; cod a vo|* to > . fe tilt
t rtl-t *■*■?-1! i p and ''.*1-' si e MitliC o{ ,
i*c*vno.ii- prop. I y. Stm!' le ererli
leaf i i i i lit'" * n 1 '"e \\ I i i 11 j n r *
. 11• 1 r e : i la*. .* 1 11 o lie*. \* . t. lo t*
. * i y a’ t{ con', def the matter.
1 ;;t* ;i«tri*•1 n.» • i wa i a M; i a i. oV."
iff. unit - < i :nr to clear Up Ids
I affairs tii; V ite called oil at lIds
*
111eel
s •• 11 •- n> — !i. ;> i: • y! )!«!•*
- ; , f:»j* \ r i'( / «>u • he s' ea ;*:• l'
i : . ; s :i ' I • o ' . i 1 • 1 - -
! i • v A -t ei n 1 a itt !’ ■—
• v,'. . .-main in S<*n: • V
•or t! i- , ''l ot. Bevnold' iti *,;
!..• . • •• • -incut »his more •
. j ' • | o; • a I ti !• * • > :t I 1 J !', '• a • 1 o
I;:; .1 lie... ; li. .hi-u ; Ai * :; pu-ii
i i lli«•.
Trinidad O-t. 21—The Sane V ■
]>assemfer ir.-i:n was wrecked near
nere last nig . *>v running into an
open switeii i\.mmy Burn* tin*
heavy weight pugilist was seri
j.ously injured, sustaining damages
to his hip and the engineer was
! killed. Ten passengers were in
jured,
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Butte. Oct. 21 — Ilein/e’s bank is
now in the hands of the National
hank examiner. Hundreds or
! workmen, depositors in the hank,
[are marching the stret'ts, cheering
for lleinze. They have no fear of
the hank going under.
Seattle, o*:. 21—The Portland
and Yucatan sailed yesterday for
! Valdez. * The Yucatan will go
, direct, and the Portland will stop
at Katalla if the weather permits.
Slit* carries a large cargo of pro
visions for the Northwestern rail
road camp,
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New Haven. Conn., Oet. 21—An
attempt is now bring made by the
municipal authorities toca use a
cr.-sa: ion of the pranks of the Yale
students, which have been a source
of much an nova nee to the residents
< if t he town. Several ordinances were
parsed Saturday by the Council,
prescribing .jail sentences instead
of tines for violations of the law,
Seattle, Oct. 21—Ex-Governor
Brady in an interview published
this morning says that he lias been
rendered penniless through the
failure of the Reynolds projects
He si vs the church people ill the
East have lost confidence in him
and he will now have to take his
family to Sitka, where he has a
home and endeavor to make a
living. According to the state
ments made by Brady, Reynolds
never consulted the directors of
the Reyn »hl*-Ahiska company re
garding hi* deals in A'.tska. Ac
cording to tic- by-laws it was not
necessary for him to do >•,. hut the
stockholders are greatly incensed
because they were not informed of
his moves. Brady says that Rev- j
noids is perfectly Bone.-t, but that
he is dangerous!y impulsive in his
act ions.
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Xew York. 0. ‘. 21— Otto Ileinze j
denies the rumor- which have been J
prevailing on W ad street, to ti»e
effect that ho .is Broke. IB* says |
he has pieni.v of money, and that
l„. will make it tin* prime object of
hit life to crush the Standard Oil
crowd and make thetn rue theii ;
part in the recent slaughter of j
copper stocks. IB*.-tabs that the;
slump in roiled t’^pper stock was j
dm* to heavy ' Id:.;-By Banker
Morse, and is cor.hieiit tout they I
.will soon go up aga.n.
Trodhjeni. O t. 22—A terrific
hurricane i- raging along the coast ,
o' Norway, and hundreus of fish-J
; 11,r i * < *; i ?re missing. Mum
* o —
I; \« s ha vc ilorn lost.
Seattle, Oct. 22—liosia Pull.
- . 11.. > «*r a • \ a it it*z i.-fa ud, ! > 111
i- . >:., 111:. ia. was anvMcd at till*!
c; a . ii.ri Oo'el la>t r iulit tor |
fill >e;. ■_ •',:•>.(*’ H> He was ell*
r ■ • u 11 * . 11 / \ t * > u . 11 i a 1 ’ i iti-* f a. u 11 \
Wiidi a it -i'll. i^et.uis of the
i .i.i*feiie ii! ale not known.
Xe.v York. M e. 22 — Heinzc lias
’ . ! i ).' e e i i wiit * >! t h * lu UK- ill
.',f\/ i wj'k !>v I.tie local clearing
i. :n;.-es, but now !-:•-* el earing in »use
,i!| as.-i-r llViii/.-’s .Mercantile
:i.t11’ii iitpie.a e. 1 s recovery
i'rnlii tiie eti.wli -e V.'lil lie slow, hill
ii, - iu.-ii. uiioii wili recover in
i 1; fie.
■ Seattle, Oct. *J2—Hie Ainsworth
Dunn dock collapsed tin.- morning,
throwing 25 people into the bay.
Longshoreman Ogle was killed and
two others were seriously injured.
Thousands of tons of merchandise
were on the wharf and will he a
complete loss. Toredus h .d eaten
the supporting piles, causing the
collapse.
St. Petersburg. Oci. 22—William
English Walling, of New ' >rk.
with his wife and >:.-ier in-.i.v,
were arrested v«*s i i :av by the
secret police, ii owin', l »narv pa
pers were found in ins rooms.
The American a .d».!.->v .ias die I a
.-Irong protest, b.n v. it hw.«t a vail
r?o far.
Seattle, Oct. 22 -Tie* mayor has
appealed to tin* m ; ;i e tvospi al
for assistance in 41 -mag tut;
bubonic plague.
Seattle, Oct. 22 —mug Seng, a
Chinese resident. >t .‘■mattle, de-d at
ins home on W t-lim/.on .street
yesterday and th • " -rd ot h aitu
declares that lm men o. • • 1:.> mm
plague. The doctor.' declare that
the infection i-only local and is
caused by rats miming at large.
All appeal has nc.: made to the
I citizens to use j ~ >n and other
| means to exierm.ua'.e the rats.
Instructions as to how to proceed
were published thi- month g and
i the authoriti will fmee eompli
unee with tie* r cm; ion-. Seng
has not l*t‘en 11 • of the ci'y for
several mon’.h- .ml it i- cer.ain
that he Conti mad m disease iiere.
Washing!' <)•*. 22 i'he re
publican Mil’. '-o'lvellhon will
meet liere i > ; 11 ’■ *i d h.
Chicago, ()•'. 22 — 2x-President
Small appi "1 meeting of
I the telegraph' -' .. mu last night,
. hut was his.- i m mi the 'hall.
Stamhoul. Oct. 22 — President
Roosevelt has departed for tla
north, taking with him ? an,
hears, six deer and other game
killed in the eane brakes. Ho wj]|
deliver an address at Vick.-l-urg
this afternoon.
Seattle, * Oct.. 22—Gen Greeiv
arrived here yesterdav, to with*--*
the rough riding tests requ rt.: of
army otlicers. The tests of en
durance will be a 15 mile ride.
San Kraneisco. Oct. 22— Mrs.
Yue, a sister of Mrs. Howard
Gould, who married a Chinaman
here some time ago, has applied m
the police for protection from de
tectives employed by the Gomds.
The family is seeking evidem * up
on which they can make trouble
between Yue and his whe. and
Mrs. Yue has ueen threaten!
repeatedly bv the detectives with
violence if she opposes their plans.
New York, Oct. 21—It is re
ported that Heinze preset, eu
Ridgley, the m*w president of tie
Mercantile hank, with 0000 sh-v—
of stock in t in* establishment i>»r
assuming tin* position.
Seattle, Ot. 22—Attorney he
gevsoll, who was representing h e
Alaska Home Railway at '* aeicz.
arrived yesterday. He inform' 1
the local creditors that he was g
ing East to assist, Reynold- ia
raising funds to eomjdete tie*
Home Railway. Ib* states t .a'
Reynolds is now in Chicago.
Seattle. Get. 22—The steam-:*
Dolphin hrings news that the e:u
plovees of the Hadley sui-.w
have attaehed the company pm;1"
! «*i*tv for wages. A receiver has
, iteeii appointed who says, tie* lulls
I will he paid as soon as returns can
. he secured from the Tacoma
>melter.
i St. Louis, Oct. 22—The second
i international haloon race will
start this afternoon. Entries have
; been made hv Ameri ans, C-r
mans, French and English.
WANTED "A first-class
Gold or Gold and Cop
per Mining Proposition
in Alaska. Please state hill
particulars when you write
Address Lewis Lusk, P. O. Box
1072 Spokane, Wash.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Eilamar Mining Co.
(ioid, Silver and Copper $3.50
Cold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - - - 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
I- llamau, Alaska
Eilamar
Mining
Company
owder, Caps, Fuse,
and ail other nec
essaries for the
rospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Eilamar. Alaska