Telegraphic News
Of The Wsefc
Seattle, Sept. 7—Masano Wan
anharo secretary of the Japanese
legation w1k> has been detailed to
investigate tl»e cases of tl>e St.
Paul island seal poachers, has ar
^ rived and will leave for Vakle* on
the Oregon Saturday. He tlunfes
the raid was not piratical. 'He will
visit the seal islands on a ‘revenue
cutter.
Ouster Bav, Sept. 7—Congress
man Littauer and Cortelyou had a
conference heo-e last night with
Roosevelt. Lirtauer said after
wards t]mt the.president is inter
ested in tl*e oruigressional ratn
paign and intends to take a hand
to straighten out the situation in
New York as lie considers Uiesitu
ation demands his presence. H?
w ill ignore the party-bosses of the
state.
Lincoln, 5eb., Sent. 7—Brviwi
•arrived here and was greeted by a
-crowd of *.( >.<MX) peojde. He was
•escorted through town by a mon
ster parade with six bands. He
made a speech at the capital
grounds and when being introduced
bv Governor Mickey the latter re
ferred to bogus reformers, and tire
-crowd, misunderstanding the
meaning of the governor hissed
him. Bryan said his trip abroad
^ had made him appreciate Ameri
can •citizenship. He had never
properly appreciated American
greatness until he liad seen other
countries.
Lewiston, Me.,'Sept. 77—Senator
Cannon addressed a tremendous
audience last night in an attack
-against Gompcrs. He say-- that
■Gompers is prostituting the Ameri
can Federation of labor by acting
as a political boss. Cannon ex
pressed himself as favoring the
labor-element but net the political
bosses.
Bath, Maine, Sept, i—^secretary
Taft addressed a large audience at
Alameda lmll last night end dur
ing his speech said that Roosevelt
will be an issue during this cam
paign, for if democrats are elected
to congress they will throttle all
•of tie- re for ins started by the presi
dent. He says (Tempers has started
0 fight against Littlefield because
the latter refused to do as Gtompers
wished.
'Chicago, Sept. 6—- Bryan made a
long address at a banquet of tlie
Iroquois olub i: nd said the reason
•he favors- government ownership of
railroads is because they are the
most corrupt <>f tlie American in
stitutions and possess such influ
ence over legislators. Bryan also
attacked Sullivan in his speech
saying lie is connected with the
corporations and always seeking
favors and corrupting politicians.
Since .Sullivan lias control of the
-state democratic convention -Bryan
says lie spurns its -endorsement
and that the democratic party does
not deserve victory if it cannot
spew out such men as Sullivan.
He said Sullivan had tiie voters of
Illinois asphyxiated and lie de
clares that no man running for a
democratic office with tlie endorse
ment of Suliivail’d convention is
entitled to -a democratic >vote.
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Private Apartments Open Day and Might
Havana. Sopt. .8—All of the
Toliels have veer, oeil hostilit ie- peml
1 ing vprr.re negotiations. (Palma*
terms will he-rejected. The.liheral
party-sav they are mot insurgents
but are seeking peace.
Seattle, Sept. 8—The French
ship Viile de Mulhouse arrived
here after e very rough trip around
the Horn. Her sails were carried
away during a hurricane lasting
»•© days, the vegetables were ex
hausted and scurvy broke out
among the orew. The cook died,
tl»e carpenter wont insane and the
balance of the crew were sick.
Seattle. Sept. S—The hearing of
claims of the Alaskans <who lost
through the stealing of as*av office
thief Adams lias been poatponed
until Sept. 33, by the 'referee, Will
II. Thompson, on account of the
approachrng• -Jec.th of his wife..
Seattle, Sept. -8—The countv
•convention of the prohibition party
last night endorsed the direct pri
mnrv movement and nominated a
full legislative ticket.
Philadelphia. Sept. 8—President
•Hippie of the real estate trust
company, who suicided or. account
of the failure of the concern, was a
oousm of t-he late Senator Mitchell
of Oregon land fraud fame. It ai»
pc-ars that Mitchell’s real name
was .Hippie. He left <Butler Penn.,
in 1862 on account of domestic
troubles and going west changed
his name.
Seattle, Sent. 8—The mother of
Chester Thompson, the murderer
of .lodge Emory, -k dying. The
trial of th“ boy has l»een post
poned indefinitely. The mother
has never been informed of her
boys crime.
Lincoln, Sept. kj—Wry tin will
.start on the d6th of the month for
a .26 days tcur of the southern
-states.
Seattle, Sept. S—The Working
men’s league has been organised
itere ior fite purpose of working for
clcaner politics. An address has
been issued to the voters of Kin"
County asking them to vote
against the republican nominees
to the legislature. Tlte address is
headed “F«>r those who care more
for character than for party.” The
league w/iil meet next Thurs
day in the labor temple to nomi
nate a legislative ticket in hopes
that it will >be endorsed by the
democrats and the civic anion.
Lincoln, Sept. S—Bryan says
that reduction of the tariff b
tlte way to prevent monopoly. If
the president was empowered to
put on the free list any articles
controlled by the trust, tlte manu
facturers would furnish a speedy
remedv. He says the railroads
are already such a great monopoly
that they must he taken by the
government for the good of the
many.
Xew York. Sept. 3/'—Sullivan
has made a •reply to 'Bryati’s
Chicago-speech attacking hirn and
denies the statement that Bryan
ever wrote him asking for his
■resignation. -Be'denies eaeh charge
made: denies that'Brvan has letters
from 500-delegates to tlie St. Louis
convention repudiating Sullivan;
denies that Bryan found half of
the delegate? to the Springfield
•convention in fnvor of irqpudiating
Sullivan ns Bryan has-stated. Sul
divan offers to select the chief jus
tice of the supreme court of Illinois
as a referee and if he finds Bryart’s
statements true after a full canvas
of the delegates to both conven
tions Sullivan agrees to retire,>if he
finds them untrue then Sullivan
demands that Bryan announce
hie retirement from the candidacy
for democratic president. Sullivan
closed his speech with “please call
the roll.”
Washington, Sept. 0©—All of
the lie.ttleships now at Asiatic sta
tion* will be ordered to return to
American waters and will be re
placed by armored cruisers.
Seattle, Sept. 10—The Oregon
sailed for Valdez loaded 'with
freight and with M) passengers.
•Paso Real, Sept .10—Guererra
attacked the government -stores
train yesterday ar.d a pitched bat
tle ensued which lasted an hour.
The government loss was one
killed and six wounded. Guererra
is now marching toward Havana.
Baku, Sept. 10—Urquhart, Brit
ish vice-consul, while riding in his
carriage was shot from ambush.
The horse ran away and J'rquhart
was thrown to the pavement. Five
shots were fired at him while he
was prostrate but none of them hit
him. The reason for the attempted
killing is unknown.
Xew'Bedford, Mass., Sept. 10—
Capt. Tilton, of the whaler Alexan
der; has wired to his wife from
Nome that Ids -vessel-has been lost
but that the crew were all -saved.
'f.l Paso, Sept. dO—General Tor
res, commander of the military
here, says he laughs at the report
circulated that a number of Mexi
cans would arrive there on the
Ibth of this monili to drive all
foreigners from Mexico He says
the government is well eble to con
trol them.
Siedlce, Poland, Sept. 10—The
terrorists attacked the police and
solders here last night killing sev
eral. The troops were reenforced
and attacked the Jewish quarter,
slaughtering all including the
women and children. The streets
are runnsng with blood and tire
town is in flames.
•Warsaw. Sept. TO—The -'Jewish
residents here are panic stricken
over the news from Siedlce. They
realize that an attack by tlrs ter
rorists may be made an excuse for
their massacreing.
Havana, Sept PI—-Palma has
suspended the constitution and de
clared martial law in Pinar Del
Rio, Havana and Santa Clara pio
'vinces. The amnesty order flias
been revoked and the arrest ot
every revolutionist and all promi
nent liberalise* ordered. The peace
'Congress has adjourned and the
members have .joined the revolu
tionists. Several congressmen have
been arrested and put in jail and
many others lm-ve fled from tire
country.
San Francisco, Sept. 11—One
hundred and fifty strike breakers
in charge of guards who were
marching them to the train to re
turn east, were attackted by mobs
of strike syrnpaihizen-’with stones,
and the guards and strike breakers
opened fire on the mob, seriously
injuring a number of them. Six of
the mob are now in the hospital
S
and twenty ol the guards have
been arrested.
Lincoln, Sept. IF—-Bryan an
nounces that on bis return from
bis southern trip he will stump the
state of Nebraska and several
other states. He-says the result of
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TACOMA
I*the natural outlet ami Ike he*l»iar
ket for the product*«f Aleak*.
The TACOMA 8MELTK fired uc#* mare
ored of gold, «ilver, lead and romper
than any other *melter on Ike Pacific
foist.
The We«t Coadt Grocery company *f
Taroina receive* on conalgtunrnt aivl
dell* at public dale the largeid »haae ©f
Alaska furs handled by any single
loan.
The fisheries of Tacoma ship millions
of pounds of Alaska fish—fresh, frozen,
cured, dried, imoktsl and pickled—to *
tke%markets of the t'nited States and
Ukrrane
Tacoma wholesalers and jobbers sup
pl\»a.large and constantly increasing
tunle>it) Alaska.
Tacoma is the we*tern headquarters
am! ©hfcf Pacific Coast terminus of the
tCortbem RAiltaeyand the headquart
ers and western terminus of the Tacoma
Eastern Railroad.
The Chicago -Milwaukee and St. Pail
Railway, tlie Viiion and Southern Paci
fic and the Great Northern are now
building to Tacoma.
The population of Tacoma Jut* in
cceagal■ from 37,714 In I9H0 to *ttA,aOQ in
SWOfi
Tacoma real estate 1* tlie ami
surest investment mi the Pacific Coast.
Watctfi Tacoma Grow!
K.ir furtbcrMfermfttlon ami 4cvttf
ttire IOer*Uf*</u.il4-i'«» —
■Secretary of Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade.
28 TACOMA, WASHINGTON
the'Nebraska election will l»ave a
great influence on The national
campaign.
St. il’etersburg, "Sent. Ifl—Gov
Eugelke at Siedlce, has issued a
demand that.he be given the names
of all members of the Jewish self
defense association. His demands
■were refused by the-Jews and the
massacre has been continued. The
soldiers are drtiirk and are out
raging women. .The -scenes are
awful but owing to the censorship
very few details are obtainable.
•Portland. Me. Sept. 11—The re
publicans have elected the gover- j
inor, all four congressmen and
■secured control of the legislature.
Gompers campaign against Little- j
field has failed. The usual plural
ities were reduced, owing to the
agitafion against prohibition.
.Richmond. Va.,-f»ept. 11—South-!
ern democrats in congress cannot
swallow the platform of govern-;
nient owner-hip of railroads ad
vanced by Bryan. John Sharp
•Williams, the minority leader saw:
he is irrevocably onpo-ecl to it, ho*
he asks tlie press not to parade tlie
democratic differences as there was <
much in Bryan’s speech which was
good.
Washington, Sept, HU—The re
publican campaign committee haft
issued a hand book giving the
achievements of the party for the
past fifty years and the rrecord of
the-present congress. The existing
[prosperity iis contrasted with the
times during Cleveland’s adminis
tration. It claims that the finan
cial. commercial and industrial
•advancement is due to republican
legislation. Cleveland left tlie
country bankrupt and the republi
cans resUnedut to prosperity.
Washington, Sept. *12—Tlie gov
ernment officials admit that the
cruiser Tips Moines has Ix-en sent
to Key West where it wili await
events with fhe intention of acting
as an asylum in case*of need. The
president is keeping in touoh with
Cuba by wire and everything is
ready for prompt action.
'Havana. Sept. 112—Bands of
rebels have -surrounded Havana
and the people in the outskirts are
begging the government for pro
tection. There aTe only 000 troops
tin the city available for protection
of the town. A parade yesterday
arroused no enthusiasm and no
fecruits are obtainable. The editor
of The Liberal has been arrested
and bis 'paper confiscated. No
vehicles arc permitted to leave the
city limits.
Warsaw. Sept. 12—A correspon
dent visited Siedlce and reports
that the Eight .was terrible. He
saw 150 mutilated Jewish corpses
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