Wilson mis
MANUFACTURERS
Says That He Will Use the Big
Stick If Factories Close
Down.
Washington, L>. May lit.—
President Wilson is greatly an
gered by the threats of the man
ufacturers- to close their plants if
the present tariff is passed and
sa,ys he will use the big slick and
' force them to keep open.
The manufacturers, however,
assert (hat they cannot and will
not manufacture in competition
wfth the foreign cheap labor.
The Democrats claim it is a
big bluff on the part of the manu
facturers, who are mostly Repub
licans ami who have been fleecuig
I he people by (he aid of a prn
Irelive tariff.
UNDERWOOD IS
II BIG LEADER
So State Eastern Papers, Who
AditM-e Mis Machine Work
in the Lbfcer House.
Washington, 1*. (1., May 10.—
The passage by I he House of the
Underwood tariff measure lias
greatly enhanced tlie presiden
tial possibilities of Oscar Under
wood. the majority floor leader.
The Kasteru papers are loud in
their praise of the wonderful or
ganization work which the Ke
' publican minority bucked in vain.
It is ponied out that this is the
first, lime that the Democrats
were able to properly organize
the lower House.
ADDITIONAL COST FbB
WINTER OPERATIONS
Cordova. May 10.—The jury
rendered a verdict in favor of
Ueney for $2,500 damages against
Hie' railroad for injuries.
NOTICE to parents.
School Boards Will Meet Patrons
of the Public Schools at a
jlSeeting Monday Night at the
Office of C. E. Bunnell.
Patrons of the public schools
are hereby notified lhaf the Val
dez School Hoard and the Res
ervation School Hoard will mbet
in joint session at the office of
C. K. Hunnell on Wall street
Monday evening, May 12, at the
hour of 7:30 p. ni. for the pur
pose of considering any and all
matters relative to the manage
ment aiul conduct of I he schools
I he attention Lhoj directors,
that the patrons-desire to call to
the attention of the directors.
If any patrons have any com
plaints |.o make or suggestions to
advance they are requested to at
tend and present them.
JOHN LYONS,
President of the Joint Organiza
tion of the Valdez and the Res
ervation School Hoards.
One wheel of the buggy, in
which Mrs. Weeks was driving
went through the wharf near the
White assay office this morning
and the shaft of the buggy was
broken, also the singletree. Mrs,
Weeks was not hurl nor.was the
horse. . The rear wheod fell
through when the inch bdard
which covered the crevice between
the dock and the building plat
form gave way, and the carriage
wheel, being very narrow, dropped
through to the hub.
I-’. Wagner, president and gen
eral manager of thq Rambler
Hold Mining company, left for his
property this morning.
ALLIES FIGHT
ABOUT SPOILS
Bulgars and Servians Have Large
Force fteady—Greeks Intend
to Hold Solonka.
London, May 10.—The dispute
between the Greeks and Siberians
on one side and the Bulgarians
on the other, has reached an ac
ute stage, although if is not
feared that war will result.
The feud started over the di
vision of the spoils and the Bul
garians demanded the oily of So
lonka from the Greeks, who re
fused and tin* Servians refused to
allow | lie Bulgars to have all I lie
spoils.
The Bulgars have 00,000 troops
on (he Servian herder, bid the j
Greeks and Servians have mobil
ized a strong force and with Rou
mania ready to pounce on Bul
garia. they do mil tear an open
breach.
NICHOLAS BURNS
Bin OF SCUTARI
blty Greatly Damaged When the
Montenegrin Troops Evacu
ate—Fire Extinguished.
Vienna, May III.--Tile rily of
Scutari was almost wiped out by
the tires started by the evacuat
ing troops of King Nicholas, who
set lire .to the town in many
places and prevented the people
from extinguishing the flames.
The tires swept up the narrow ,
streets, horning for many hours
and destroying more than half
the buildings of the city.
The citizens of the town final
l.v extinguished the fires as soon
as the troops left for Montenegro.
ARMY!™
JS_ KILLED
I,os Angeles, May 10.—Lieut.
Parks, one of the army aviators
who vvas aeroplaning from San
Diego to Los Angeles, struck a
small hill and dropped 15 feel and
was instantly killed and his ma
chine wrecked.
Parks had been one of the most
successful men in the army axi
al ion corps.
Hubert Smith has returned
In town from a trip down the bay,
where he went for the Lumber
company.
It's hard work for the diffident
young man to propose, bill the
girl will generally be assjster to
him.
Episcopal Church.
Services at the church of the
•Epiphany Sunday are as follows:
Morning prayer i I a. m.
Sunday school 12 m.
Evening prayer, 7:30 p. in.
Choir practice for ordinal ion
'service will be held immediately
after the evening service.
Congregational Church.
Sunday school 12 to 1 o’clock.
Song sertf]0e for. IfiHi $0tfph3T at
7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting at
7:30 Wednesday evening. All are
welcome.
Subject for Sunday at the
Congregational church will be
“Jesus Wept,” John II, 35.
For Sale Cheap.
Twenty-eight foot Racine mo
tor boat hull. Inquire'of E. P.
Cashma.i.
.
Hold Biggest Celebration Ever
Held in Pekin—FiHiWorks
and Crackers.
Pekin, (Hiilia, May Hi.--The
Chinese held one of the largest
celebrations ever held in the city
today because of the recognition
of the'republic by I he American
government. I
Chinese lanterns were si ruing
across all the streets and life
works and giant crackers wfre
exploded while the orators iii.fde
pal riot ic speeches.
BAH SUE;
MEN HALF SHAVED
_
More Than 7,000 Barbers Out in
City of Brooklyn—Have
Big Parade.
Brooklyn, May 10.—The strik
ing Brooklyn barbers paraded the
streets of the city yesterday and
secured many recruits from the
ranks of the unorganized barbers,
who left their work and joined the
parading strikers.
Tilt* Union barbers .liiredj-'a
largo "band, wlihvh'Ihey had al me
head ofjho parade and soon had
7,000 barbers following the hand.
In many eases the barbers unit
the shops with customers half
shaved and the boss barber had
to (inish the jobs.
The men demand higher wages
and the recognition of the union.
Tin* Brighton left yeslerdax for
Port Wells with a large cargo of
freight and passengers.
HAYTrS PRESIDENT
WASJOISONEO
New York, May 10.—It has fin
ally been announced that the
president of Bayti, who died a
few weeks ago, was murdered, as
poison was found in his stomach
after an alysis by experts. It is
supposed that his food was doc
tored by his political ehemies.
Safe Diphtheria Serum.
Berlin, May id.—Prof. Behring j
gave an account today before the ■
Medical Congress in Wiesbaden I
of a new antidote to diphtheria,
which consists of a mixture of
diphtheria toxin with anti-toxin.
Jn contrast to the old Behring se
rum, I he new mixture is said to
be completely harmless. II also
is more lasting in effect.
The professor said he was now
ready to supply hospitals with his
new serum, but he was aijxious
lbill, accurate ^observations be
made of the effects. He added 1
that- if the hospital experiments
should be as successful as the
first tests it would be possible to
protect many persons from infec
tion in times of diphtheria epi
demic.
A doctor of Marburg University
said today he had inoculated a
child with the serum, and then
had transferred the serum to an
other person; wjiich ,was the lirst
case wherein immunity against
infection had been obtained by
means of Human serum.
Joe Olson is washing clothes
with an ever-rub motor. He says
it beats elbow grease.
Received 'on the Mariposa a
newJine of pretty dresses al Har
vey’s Toggery.
HIM FAINTS
FROM STARVATION
General Drummond on Trial for
i *
Destruction of Property
Trial Halted.
London, May 10.—<«eneral
Druinrrtjond, the militant leader,
who is now dii trial for the de
struction of property and for en
dangering lives by planting ex
plosives and setting lire to build
ings, collapsed today in the court
room froti) the effects of the
starvation strike she has under
gone since her arrest.
The trial was postponed and
the women rushed her to a hos
pilal in an effort to save her life.
0L0«
Refuse to Serve King Mho Back
tod down to Austria—New
Cabihet Formed.
Cittinje, May IO--.Y new cabinet
was formed today by King Nich
olas when his former cabinet,
which served through the war, re
fused to remain longer after the
king had lacked down to Austria.
The members-of the old cabinet
advised against evacuating Scu
tari, but the king decided to leave
the raptured city and so his cabi
net unit.
The people of Montenegro are
greatly disappointed at the result
of |he war, as the losses have
been great and Hie powers have
taken away all the captured terri
tory and will form a new stale
of the Turkish province of Al
bania.
THE I
LEWS SEITTLfl
I
Seattle, May 10.—Tin* Aluine- j
da left las| night \Vith a large •
passenger list for Southeastern j
Alaska and ten for Valdez. Fol- j
lowing is the Valdez passenger;
list;
Judge F. M. Brown, VV. O. Park
er, James N’arey. Charles (ruye,
\V. 1). Simms and live steerage,
for l.atouehd J. <) Wilson.
Charles Crawford came up from !
the Cold King this morning and j
will return to the camp Monday. •
He came up to attend the dance !
this evening.
Catholic Church.
Pentecost Sunday. Solemn I
high mass and sermon at 10:30 j
a. in.
Kyrie .I.a Hache j
Gloria.La Hache j
Credo . Gounod j
Ave Maria.Gounod [
Sanctus.Mercadaute j
Benedictus . Mercadaute j
Agnus Dei . .•.Mercadaute I
Sopranos. Mrs. Miller and Miss j
Fogg; altos, Mrs. Cramer and j
Miss Orchard; tenors, Messrs.)
Faucet and Leopold; bassos,;
Messrs. Rudolph and Cramer.
Beads and benediction at 7:311'
p. m.
$2,666 Reward, Dead od Alive.
Two thousand live hundred
dollars dead or alive for Col.
Rhys by the Mexican government,
at the Orpheutn tonight's change
of program.
Adler is selling out. Bargains 1
in anything and everything.
Reinke. expert repairer, at the
Valdez Drug company.
BANQUET FOR
ALASKA SIMS
Arotic Club Host to Members of
First Lsgieiaturo at a
Large Banquet.
Seal tin, jiay 10.—The members
Of the Alaska legislature now
visiting Seattle were the guests
last night of the rfActie Club at
a large banquet.
The banquet hall was crowded
and all the Alaskans were called
upon for short speeches.
The work of the lirst Alaska
Territorial legislature was prais
ed by the residents of the spirit
City, who assured the guests that
I heir work would go down in his
tory as one of the largest factors
in the development id' the terri
tory. 1
Senator Millard and lloprcsen
tal ives Kelly and Moyle were
among the speakers.
Vancouver Fire Department Has
Hard Blaze 'to Flflht—
Men Trapped.
—Vancouver,- II. May- -l-o.
The freighter Ophie was burned
here today and .six members of
the crew were cremated.
No one knows how the lire
started but Ihd upper works of
the ship were soon in llarnes and
the men who were below had no
way to escape and perished in
the Haines.
The lire threatened the docks
and everj apparatus in tile city
was called to the water front, j
while the lire boat poured many j
streams on the ship, which linal- j
ly sank at the dock.
ESCAPED CROOK
GETS_NADBED
beoria, III., May 10—The mys-’
lerihus burglar who was arrested
here yesterday lias been identi
fied as Clyde Stratton, the escap
ed convict who crawled through
file Leavenworth sewer and made
liis escape several weeks ago.
Stratton admits his identity and
confesses to many auto robber- i
ies in the four years prior to his ;
conviction and sentence to l.eav- I
cnworlh. ;
A. V. Tuttle paid a visit to Ihej
Cold King Friday to do some high j
grading. On his return he found j
the trail rather steep, so he sal
upon his britches and slid for a
mile or so, wearing a guiiuy sack
instead of trousers while coming !
into town. The high grade wore!
a hold through his pants and he
lost some fine specimens. He says
I he next time Crawford advises
him to slide down a hill he will
have to furnish the trousers.
.’.and Lines Are Down.
The land telegraph line went
ilown this afternoon, presumably
near NVorfmans or in the canyon.
The warm wdather , may have
caused a slide which put the line
aut of commission. Linemen will
soon have the break mended. ,
Judge F. M. flrown is a return
ing passenger on the Alameda.
Talk about your bargains at
Adler’s.
Ceo. Reinke. the watch repairer
ind jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug
tompativ.
CONTROLLER BAY
PLAGE FOR ROAD
So States Dick Ryan, Who Roasts
Cordova Route and Favors
Controller Bay.
Washington, p. C., May 10—
Dick Ryan, the Controller Bay
promoter, appeared before the
Senate Territories committee and
roasted the Cordova ro.ute, over
which he claimed no railroad
could he run with economy.
The C nt roller Bay route is I he
me iio wauled used by the gov
ernment as it would he nearest
(lie coal lands and also near thc
oeean ami the promoter claimed
that a good harbor could be built
for very little money connecting
Marlin island with the mainland.
KDiiTci
ON THE FRITZ
So Announce the Governments
Doctors, Who Have foade
Exhaustive Tests.
Washington, I>. May 10.
As a result of the tests made by
the government doctors of the
department of health the an
nouncement was made that the
results were very disappointing.
The decision of Hie government
surgeons will have great weight
with the medical fraternity of the
Hast, as Friedmann finally gave
to the officers enough serum and
superintended its inject ion. tu se
cure a thorough lesl. I lie goveru
mcni doctors having more Ilian
-(Ml patient.- under observation
who hub received injections and
when llicv failed to improve very
promptly ordered hr. Friedmann
hack from (ainnccl iciil lo give
further njections, which lie did,
ml without success.
Friedmann is said to have coin
ed money since his arrival here
and has had a dozen assistants
injecting the serum at fancy
prices. II was his greed for the
money which first brought down
upon him the opposition of the
American doctors, who claimed he
was unprofessional and that if
his cure was as sure as i\e claim
ed he need never worry about
money, but the Dutchman took
no chances and will leave for the
fatherland well heeled.
Ranker Findlay offered £ 1,000,
000 as a gift to Friedmann if he
would cure 00 per cent of 100 pa
tients lo he selected by a board of
physicians. Imt the doctor never
made any effort lo earn the prize.
Black Wolf Caught in Trap.
Billy Mathews caught a full
grown hlack wolf in one of his
traps yesterday near his ranch in
Dyea. and now has the big fel
low caged up at his cabin near
the beach on Stale street. The
trap nabbed the liig fellow hv the
toes and thus did not injure him
to any considerable extent. The
pell is in line condition and it is
one of the prettiest specimens
of I tie wolf species that has ev
er been seen in Ibis vicinity.—
Skagwny Alaskan.
O. \. Bergen caught nine trout
yesterday at the Lake stream.
Others fishing nil dround him
could not get a bile.
Speoial Change of Pictures To
night.
The Indian Summ'er, a pretty
romance.
Her Golden Anniversary or The
Old Photograph, a tine drama.
Col. Rhys Escape, true picture
of the war in Mexico.
Read the tine Sunday change in
the Miner. ^