Trolley Bruises Holmam
Sea tit*. Oct. 30—Commissioner
Holman, of Copper ('enter. Alaska,!
was struck l*v a street car while!
crossing the street yesterday after
noon, and was thrown 20 feet. He
was slightly injured hut will re
cover.
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Bremerton, Oct. 30—Or Acton, j
a prominent resident of this o!ty,j
has deserted his family, leaving
town with Mrs. John Heckert, wife
of a machinist. Both arc prom
inent in the social world here.
Seattle, Oct. 30—Fourteen social
ists were arrested here yesterday
"'or speaking on the streets in vio
lation of the police regulations.
They were refused hail and will sue
the citv for damages for being con
fined in the jail building which
has been condemned.
Los Angeles. Oct. 30—Eleven
casts of ptomaine poisoning have
developed here during the past 24
hours from eating canned <• rued
beef. Four of the victims will not
survive.
Seattle. Oct. 30—Cushman says
that he has hopes that no attempt
will he made at tin* coming session
of congress to revise the tariff.
New York, Oct. 30—A week from
Monday is election day in eleven
states. In Massachussets, Rhode
Island. Maryland, Mississippi and
Kentucky, the governors will
he elected arm in the other states
‘he elections are for minor officials.
Seattle1. Oct. 80—Wheat has
dropped 14 cents. h* ing now quoted
at 70. Washington omv has about
half a crop a ml ha-* shipped little,
being partially handicapped by
shortage of vessels and partly i>v
ilieir inability to tie up more
money in handling the crops.
Seattle, Oct. 80—The marshal
lias seized the steamer Ohio, which
was libeled by the passengers who
sustained damages at the time the
vessel went aground at Nome last
spring.
San Francisco, Oct. 80—The
clearing house lias decided to issue
certificates to the banks to use in
lieu of cash up to the limit of half
the amount of the securities depos
ited by the banks.
lb iTm.Oct. 80—Ivlitnr Harden,
who was on *i i<« 1 for libeling Count
Moltke. has been acquired. The
count, while going along th<‘street,
was hissed and cursed !> the
crowd, and narrowly escaped
being struck by stones thrown by
the mob.
Financial Crisis Fast
New York. Oct 29—Seven million
dollars worth of copper was sold
abroad yesterday. The price has
now advanced to 13 cents. L<. cal
bankers have engaged $18,000,000
of European gold to be shipped to
this country hut the crisis is now
over and there will be no necessity
of making the shipment.
London, Oct. 29—Henry Lu
bouchere, of the King’s Council,
declares that the third term for a
president in the l nited States,
savors of monarchy.
Washington, Oct. 29—Y ester
dav was President Roosevelt’s
birthday. The president remained
at his home, receiving only a few
intimate friends. Thousands of
telegrams of congratulations were
received from all over the country.
New York, Oct. 29—Explorer
Amundsen announces that lie will
start for the north pole again m
1910, following the Japanese cur
rent north and going via Rering
sea. He expects to devote five
summers to making the ti\p -*mi
during the winters will go into
camp.
Philadelphia, Oct. 29 — Post
master General Meyer, at a dinner
of the Union League last night
made an address advocating the
establishment of postal savings
bank on the same plan as that in
operation in England.
Seattle, Oct. 30—Astil> postoffice
has been ordered established in
the down town district in order to
handle the Alaska and Oriental
mails.
Washington, Oct. 20—Commis
sioner of Education Brown will
urge that compulsory education
he enforced among the native
children of Alaska. It is his wish
to introduce manual training
among the Indians, teaching ihem
how to catch and cure tish, and
how to attend to their physical
wants. He also urges an improve
ment m the reindeer service in
A1 a s k a.
Chicago, Oct. 30—A meeting of
the Illinois congressmen was held
last night at the Auditorium to
boost Cannon for the presidential
nomination. Cannon’s only remark
regarding the move was’’All right
hovs.*’ ,
Washington. Oci 30—1’he su
preme emir; has awarded the
Thomas Blvthe estate in California
which is worth several million j
dollars, to Blythe’s daughter Mrs.
Moore.
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SEATTLE
Canada to Oppose Guggs.
Vancouver, Oct. 29—Ihe gov
ernment at Ottawa has granted
a charter to a corporation which
expects to expend $20,000,000 on
working creeks in tlie Klondike in
opposition to »he Guggenheim*.
The government realizes that the
independent claim owners on ihe
creeks are now at the mercy of the
Guggenheim syndicates and de
sires to assist in starting opposition
in that (listrict.
Seattle, Oct. 29—Socialists of
the city are planning a mammoth
demonstration on the streets to
day, a large number of speakers
having arranged for. The police
say thev expect to make wholesale
arrests.
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