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O’BRIEN WAS A FAKIR
Los Angeles, May 23—Philadel
ph ia O’Brien has signed a eonfes
pu a stating that dozens of the
fights which he has had in past
years were fakes. The confession
implicates all of the well known
boxers who are in the ring today.
New York, May 23 — Wilson
Minzer announces this morning
that he will bring suit for damages
against his divorced wife, claiming
that the allegations made bv her
were not proven and have dam
aged his reputation materially.
New York. May 23—The city
detectives employed by Gould to
secure evidence to blacken the
character of his wife so he could
secure a divorce, have all been dis
missed, having been unable to se
cure the desired evidence.
COREY LOST HIS JOB
Chicago, May 23 — President
Corey, of the steel trust, has lost
his otlice in that corpoialion, hav
ing been requested by the stock
holders to hand in hi- resignation.
The statement was made in the
application for his resignation that
iiis conduct had been such as to
shock the whole country. Iv Huf
fington will succeed him as presi
dent.
Seoul, May 23—Korea’- sacred
shrine, which has been standing
unmolested here foi thousands of
years, has been stolen by Japanese
noblemen. The whole country is
wild over the occurrence and the
Japanese are all leaving this town
for fear of an attack by the infuri
ated natives.
Capt. George ii. PiiUbury, of the
Alaska road commission i- at Wraugtdl
making a survey of Dry straits.
JAPS FEAR AMERICANS
New York, May 23—In an in
terview regarding the possibilitv
ot war between the United Stan .
and Japan, (ien Kt.roki declared
that the Japs would run away it'
they saw a conflict coining with the
Americans. He says they have too
.0licit resneet for the ability of the
American people as tighter-, and
will not risk a tight with them.
San Francisco. May 23—Yester
day three jurors for the Mavor
Schmitz trial were accepted. It will
probably be a week before the case
can go to t rial.
San Francisco, May 23 — Ab»
Hue? says that in every ca •» when
bribes were given for the grantin',
of franchises, the millionaire apn!:
cants were lie-first to make over
tures and offer bribes.
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ROAST JACK LONDON
Washington, May ‘J:'—President
Roosevelt, in an interview pub
i.shed in Kveryhodv’s magazine,
severely criticizes I)r. Long and
, Jack London for lheir nature “Ind
ies, saying that they are not true
to life. Long says that the presi
dent i- sore at him for his com
ments on the indiscriminate
slaughter of animals by tin* presi
dent. and this i“ an attempt to
get even. I he whole country is
taking an interest in the contro
versy and manv o tt< r- on tin* sub
jo are b**ing received for puhlica
tmu daily.
In>s A ngel* s, May 2d—The Sou t It
em Pacific roii I has of’fercd a re
" li I’*i of if l 0,(M h I for t lie I »od ies dead
"r alive, *>i tie nieii who wrecked
the Sitrii.tr train recently. A
pte-eot men with bloodhounds is
j now on the track of tin; guiUv
par* ies.
1. *s Angeles. May 2.1—Philadel
phia .lai a t) Prieii has eonfe-sed
that all his lights in the Yukon
Country ware fakes, having been
a rra aged heforcha ml.
San Francisco. Mav 2 1—Hums
Ul'i >tjuin - U el tod.IV and posted
r live t iio'i.-a ml forfeit each for
their meeting.
San Francisco. Mav 2d- The
-o'ik« rs have tost out all along the
ini' Many of t hi I i on m.-n a re
l« -erfi’ " the i*rgauization ami go
ing back to work
Seattle, Ma\ 2d—(it»vernor llog
att, of Alaska, is expected to di -
iver tin* pri'ieipal addres- at the
•Teutonics attending the first,
reaking gmun i at the exposition
site June 1st.
Seattle, Mav 22—A photographer
with a moving piett.ro machine
leaves here today for Alaska to
secure pictures of all the towns
and working'on the various creeks
throughout the district, as well as
the railroads for exhibition at the
Alaska fair in PJOJ.
New York, May 22--lI«-arst is
making preparations to ns.-nrtn- tin*
chair of mayor, believing that the
rei ount of the voter* will he docith d
n his favor by .1 ulv.
Ordinance No. 45
AN OKWMANt In 1 i;< '..him; |i |; THE
CONSTHI ' TION OK SI !*KWA t.K -.
He It «»r<! >« i »l«*« I by t ,e < om J:: < »•» ( 'Illii' it of 11,,*
Town oi , ul'ii/., Alaska:
See. !. That whenever th • owners of two
' h lr 1 I r 1 .1 in* of t he prope t s' abut: itig up. • n
nil uf.’ci i ; hv s i.Ti inipros ".1, u, shall j.1 ri.
1 ill the Coinii,oil Council 1 1 the i‘»ie!r ■ u n
*; i a s tdew ill k, ah ng mul'iti Iron of ihe Inis
■ ‘vi!fi! hv • iieli persons, tl • Couneii mu , in
their discretion, a>: ■ -eeh sidewalks to he
oa»tr'i' lt*'l 1 n<t twi 'I I oi ; h • ■ tne
• ante mas. in In* iIi.ith i 1 of tio ( otui il,
1 I ' liei ti .; hy the h«i'«M .cut mi l levy of
tlie la\ aga nst lie ahutt;i.g proj cm • an,| mu h
t r. sh.i!i 'eu in-ii ip >ii t ti Him ,,ii may he
e. Heeled ns other leal estate tu .es are rol
U"'toI.
hi'. 2 Sidewntks r> iji'i s'eii, |, il he , f
the ./•• aim elmrae'pr d« 'signaled iinliu
tiiiee No. 28 in the Tow n o; Vulih z, A bis,., .
See Onli>iiiti"e -lin I take efleet
and h • .ii foree. :r• • i■ ■ and alter iis passage,
up! toval tist*': nub!ic tion
I assed and appit ved h,.- 2n;h dav of May.
A. 1* 1907.
'J'. H Qitnn, Mayor.
W. H. Crary, Clerk.