probable Alaska Delegates
Seat.le, Oct. 25 Pile candidate.
ti» the national republican conven
tion front the Juneau convention
will probably be Col. Perkins, and
Dick Rvan of Nome, Charlie Clav
!>ool and possibly Cale from Pan
ana The southeastern delegate 's
unknown. There is a big fight
emminent at the Juneau conven
tion, and there is no telling who
will represent the Juneau and
Skagwav districts. John Fram of
the Transcript, is managing a cam
paign for Gov. Hoggatt, lint there
is little chance of this combination
winning out against the combined
forces of Nome, Tanana and South
western Alaska.
Fairbanks, Oct. 25—Judge Wick
ersham declares positively that he
will not he a candidate for dele
gate to Congress. He says he i>
in favor of sending Cale for an
other term.
New York. Oct. 24—Wall street
men charge that Rockefeller was
notified a month ago that tie* banks
of New York would probably need
money soon. He told them that
he needed a'l he had to pay the
Landis fine.
Seattle, Oct. 25—The delegates
from Seward- peninsula to the
Juneau convention are all solid for
Cale, with Wiekersham for second
choice.
Seattle, Oct. 25—Cannervman
Burkhart, of Yes hav, sa\s that
southeastern Alaska will ask con
gress to permit the importation of
Chinese to Alaska to work in the
on nneries
Washington. Oct. 25—The comp
troller "i .’he treasury says that
the New York hanks are sound
enough, and that the present
trouble is.caused ( nly by specu
lating officials. As soon as these
are riddeiI out a | anic will be im
possible.
Knoxville. Oct Jo—U i.cii in
terviewed r>*garding the statement.
of hankers that ins politic- wen*
responsible for the- panic in tin*
monev market.. Presuhnt i’om-r
v cl t said if bis policies pinch the
gamblers he can’t help it. ami h<
declared that the same policy
would continue for lb months
more. He savs all medicine i- had
until the patien recovers, and that
this medicine, while punishing the
dishonest, is protecting horie-t
wealth.
Washington, Oct. 25—1 .1** gov
ernment l as $240.000ii ca.-h
available immediately it it is
needed to Protect tin* sound •> i.c
in the present crisis.
Chicago, Oct. 25—A <■ »m • ntion
of representatives of tin* ttr.s - of
the States in assembly her** bi~;
night, passed resolution.- mivorni
ing the repeal of the dm-’ i ■ \ ' "
of the Sherman law.
New York, Oct. 25—l'lnn i
little trading in copper * his morn
ing at 12±.
New York, Oct. 25— M oney on
call vesterdav before tin* dosing of
the hanks was 40 pet cent. 1 hi
moming confidence was partially
restored and the rate d'opptd
to 20.
New ^ oik Oct. The Morgan
interests h:»t coinh'neil fill of the
• rust eompatiie- of this city to
withstand the ran on the hanks
which was seen to he inevitable
after the experience of the
Knickerbocker. The Trust Com
pany of America had a terrific
run. which u i- withstood with
the aid o5 the Morgan com
bination. Rockefeller lias come to
the assistance of the bat ks. II**
sivs the fiurrv will i»e onlv tern
* *
porarv and authorized the City
National bank to advance all funds
needed to stop the run. He says
his entile fortune i a* been placed
at the disposal oi the hanks which
are being crowded Secretary
Cortelvoi. ainioiinci * t! ai tl ere are
p eutv of hinds in the sub-treasure
which will he deposit* <1 if neces
sary.
."cattle, Oct. 'Jd—Murane, who
was candidate <• 11 the republican
ticket for delegate from Alaska,
ai iioiiri is that lie is a candidate
for tin* judgeship to succeed \\ ick
ersliam. Carr, of Fairbanks, is
also said to he a candidate.
Hu! lo. Oft —rim tuuuivur of
Iluin/oN -tan* iiank iv|.oit' that
Mia! \ ioaii> 11 . \ hoon mad** to
fri*nd> of tiio I* uk. without any
>• curity.
Now York. Out. tin—II nr.nan
donio- tl.o rumor that Morgan ha
>ocurod con' roi o. tin* 1 limn oa'l
liu. and t ha' ho w ill ro-t-n from
tin* - "i k oxuhan .
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for ! ■ dt d. la vm n ; •••.«;
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IA vur j »o. > . * t '. - 1 — i <' • ■ ■ 1 " h** \ • *
ho*■ 11 itoo|u»il from " I • o■ i *■1 ui -
Unit t ii♦ • (/.II 1;a- fol ililH * n nir hoi
. oX l a >ri a * an of u boat. Thu ji iuu
j ha> advanc'd 'onownat a« a ro
>uIt.
Sea 11 le. ()ct. - '— 1«» I • t i »\v >■-. a
law vt*r of Fair!' n: -. - lit n on a
rush trip t*> > 1 ' F ■ * •«*
marrv Mae Iie.loiiri 1 -
.,(»ain-t the union i ave h. . n made
hv the dri’- tat lu r. w : o > a -» «t
Fairhank-. hut w i. hunt :i. i ■
jjr i r 1 was Hide It (1 L" ' > k 1 a-i <» "
he awa v t nun Fo • !«•
lowed her.
Canton. Oft. 2'>—F"it m in .-.i -
stino and hi- helper. F v-* 1
blown to atom- y <■- r i
men were lampnc a i* ‘1 — • * of
powah r widt h they w«-r • precarii.y
to shoot ill t lit* N"I ' e ri. Fa : le
stone tjuarrv.
\\ a.-liinutou. Ort. .•) orgeon
Cuter, the I»’• ■ *.>i,if 1 N| H
ha- been o t - pi " ■ "
little to-look I! o toe n f* • d «i«-e
of plague at tlmt city.
Goldfields, Oct. 25—Miehae
Kennedy attacked Andrew Larsen
a resident of this place last night
with a knife, and was shot hy Mr-.
I
Larsen. Kennedy is dying.
Goldfield, Oct. 2*>—The Sta e
Hank and Tmst Company do.-ed
it.- door- yesti rdav afternoon. •**•
cause the hranch hanks at Carson,
Manhattan, Tonopah and Hlair.
were linahle to make eoihctions
sii(licieiit to w ithstand the run on
the n nih hank
Vancouver, Oct. 25 — The Km
press of China sunk at the dork
here last night, leaving only her
masts above water. She listed
w hile taking on a load of coal and
went under. Her cargo is Hour,'
which will he a total h s; aggregat
ing $1,000,000.
Koit Leavenworth, Oct. ‘Jo—
1U >ing t he dedicution of t he 'k onns.
Men’s Christian \ssociation build
ing, which was a gift from Helen
Ho'ihl. the troops saluted the
voting lady as they pa--'d m
review before the stand. I Ins i
thc tir.-t salute offered to a woman
hv the troops of the United States.
Mi-s Oou 1 d was much affected.
1
Milwaukee, t > m. JS—A commit*
tee has heen appointed hv the tele
graphers union to eonf« r with the
companies regarding a peaceahh*
-» 11lenient of the -trike.
i
New Yori , Oct. J»i—I »epoi'' Jii«
current this morning on NVaii
street that Harriman has io>- eon
trol of ti Illinois t'entrul and
that Kish will now win his tight
regardless oj the decision passed
down l»y the eotirt in lhc«piestion
of allowing iI irrinntti to vote his
proxn '
Wants Alaska Divided
Seattle, (let. *JS— I hdeg i’» Ilona U
from Fault..iik>. urges that A a>ka
he divided into three 1. :i.-.ativ«‘
divisions tor the purpo-e of seif
government. ..* a .em-ral terri
torial government. wo'il l mee-uta!**
long voyage* for the delegates to
a! tend t lie h i.- lain n II*- favors
Capita.- a ! ;nn u k~. Nome ai d
Jilin at) toi 11 it i • * p. . live districts.
He nis'i iii .'ut 7 Mat in t lie terri -
toriai :'o\ mim-nt the governor
should In ve*tcd with Veto power.
San Francisco, (>.: *JS—I he
crew of I apt. K l.naent.erg ti'.i
iied \ i *.erda \ I hat t he c iplain
triou to indue*' t) m* -11 to put
poi-i ii in .larks n * milk, hut
tliev leftist d I** do **». l\ Ii11k» 11
her.f still *ink~ to the *’oiy that
h*1 kill* *1 th* I. at* lli *<it i eieii*. .
I' . voii W ant a Iu»y \~ shoe t ha J
wdi w*ai? <n a Ihllv llusierat
law’*
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