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Correspoatocc
la a ra k. fH-t. it!—The most
verc storm of recent years visited
this }dare on the evening of the
22nd and last'd forty-eight hours,
•oreat ng ha ns- among the various
vessels ain-ltoreti off ihis island.
I he vessel*, large and small, in
cluding gasoline launches and
steam boats, were drived ashore
during the heavy gale, and all of
them more or less damaged. The
large gasoline tug Swan belonging
to the A. II. Staeev Co., was
smashed in at tla- keel and other
wise badly damaged. She was
temporarily repaired and towed i<>
t'hilkat by tlie Klvira. The steam
er I’erry was not so fortunate, how
ever. \\ ith thr**-- anchors out and
under lull steam ahead -sin- was
diivcn backwards, and like chips
tossed by an angry si a she hit the
■sandy bench, where she was ponnd
. ed so hard hv the surf that her
back was broken and her sides
smashed in. leaving her in a thor
oughly useless eouditiou. The old
hoat which has for so long faith
fully performed every task im
posed on her i- «ow la-vond n
pair.
\\ lien the storm cleared work
on the reinovnl oi her boilers was
immediately eomineyecd. When
the Perry broke she was loaded
with freight from the Santa Clara
and several hundred dollars worth
oi merchandise and liquors were
either lost or destroyed. Jlr. T.
J>. Curlew, owner of the Perry has
the symjiathy of tire entire ncigli
1 air hood. The --wall sloop Fox
was also slightly damaged, but i>
now repaired and again in com
mission.
The Immch Klvira. Boliert (Jrav.
owner, was stuck on the edge oi a
deep slough while returning from
the Strncy “Catalla” oil well with
a scow loaded with barrels of oii in
tow. Kd. Anderson, the captain,
and John Beck, the engineer, im
mediately prooccih'd to Catalla lor
•assistance hut failed to get hack to
lli/1 luinv.'i before tin- talc went
out. Wtien they did arrive they
iound Hie Klvira hud -lipped from
the place she had run aground
and was lying on her side in the
slough. The cabin was filled with
wall i She sustained no damage.
The St racy Co. is discharging
their men rapidly as there is no
work for ilti'iu. There are fourteen
men. including Mr. Cherry and the
tool-sharpener, at Kayak awaiting
tin* arrival of the Isiat for Seattle.
Work on nearly every venture
here has ceased and men are rapid
1 f in ii i nr tit t li
T. J. O'Connell lias opened a
restaurant ami says he i« doing a
far better Iwsines- than when lie
was at i'atalla.
Oil account of the severe weather
in this vicinity Mr. Carless -has
suspended «->rk on his wharf at
Cat alia.
- There are rumors of a matri
monial alliances at i'atalla. lie
tween one of the young men there
and a young lady expected on the
next I mat.
Toni White, who lias been in
Yakataga for -one- months jiast
doing assessment work for the
St racy Co., i- cX|«-ctod liaek
.shortly.
Telegraphic News
Chicago, Nov. 12—The body of
Mrs II. -nrv 11. Donaldson, wife of
a professor of the University of
Chicago, was found hanging by a
rope from a rafter in her home yes
terday. It is l>elived she-commit
ted suicide while temporarily de
ranged.
Philadelphia. Xov 12—In the <1
round mutest here last nigh' In
I tween .lack O’Brien and Jack \Vnol
ev. of Chicago. Wooley had a -hade
the l>,-st of it.
Tokio. Nov. II—It is reported
lhat Strtesie!. eouitiutnder of Port
Arthur, has a»kcd fur an armistice.
t’hefoo, Nov. 11 The Japs were
yesterday repulsed m a licrep at
tack on 1’ort Arthur. it is proli
‘ aide that wl.cn the Japs capture
the fort a massacre will follow, as
the soldiers will he very hard to
control.
St. Petersburg. Nov. 11—The
veiled suggestion of the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Kuglish foreign secre
tary. that Russia and Japan arbi
trate their trouble. not favorable
received in ollicial circles. The
sentimont prevails stronger than
ever that Russian prestige must be
vindicated hi fore jicaee can Im* cuii
sidered.
St. Petersburg. Nov. 41 Noth
ing official heard here regarding
armistice nt 1'ort Arthur, hut it is
thought that if Stoesscl asked for a
suspension of hostilities, it was in
order to hurythc dead, rather than
to consider capitulation.
Tokio, Nov. 11—The Russians
yesterday attacked the Chinese at
Lamutuug and Sinchingpo, and
captured the villages. Intt were lat
er driven hack. The towns an? in
ruins front artillery attack.
Seattle, Nov. 12—Washington
went 2-">.o0(l for Roosevelt. Mead
gets S.tKIU majority according to
latest returns.
Raltimore. Nov. 12—Maryland
is still doubtful. Returns not all
in.
.-*t. Louis. Nov. 12 Missouri
close, prohahiy republican.
W heeling, Nov. 12—West Virgin
ia gone republican.
New York, Noy. 12—Roosevelt’s
plurality in New York is HlK.tMO.
Higgins, for governor. 74.000. Con
gress will have 202 republicans and
Ids democrats.
Roosevelt’s plurality in the pop
ular vole i^ kliolit 2.1 NM>.(*!';!>.
All Pacific coast states went re
publican.
Chicago. Nov. tar—lames l>. Fer
risli. chairman of the Peoples par
ty. has issued a cali for a meeting
to form a new national party on
the lines of the Populist, to he des
ignated the Jefferson party.
Washington, Nov. Id—President
Roosevelt announced yesterday
that John Ilav would remain in
the position of secretary of state for
the next two years. Hav has now
served six years as secretary of
state.
Seattle. Nov. 11—The plants of
the Pacific Packing iV Navigation
Company, in Puget sound and Alas
ka. an* l>oing sold to-day at Bel
lingham. under the hammer, it is
understood that eastern capital
will buy tlie concern.
Seattle. Nov. lo—it is gciicrallv
reported that the A.-P. N. Co. i
huilding a boat for tin
Valdez rim, wliieli is to lie complet
ed by Jan. 1. lUOo. Heporis can
not be positively authenticated.
Moscow. Nov. 1-1— Dispatches
from Mukden state that General
Kuroki, commander of the right
wing of the Japanese army in
Manchuria, was killed in an artil
lery engagement. According to
the dispatch a splinter from a shell
strdek Kuroki. tearing away a por
tion of his breast and aUlonicn.
He died at Liao Vang Nov. 4th.
and the laxly has liecn sent to
Japan.
Chefoo. Nov. 14—All is quiet at
Port ATtlutr. The Japanese are
supposed to Ik* awaiting reinforce
ments before making Iasi grand as
sault.
Wikidel’s
- 'Restaurant
(Old PostofTice Building,)
Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Day a-nd Night
St. Petersburg, Nov. 14—An ofl'r
eial announcement lias lieen made
(that the Czar has approved plans
j for double tracking the Siberian
i railroad. The announcement i»
greeted bv the heartiest approval
• it the |H'oph'.
St. Peters' •mg. Nov. 1 I—Latent
; advices from Mukden indicate an
early resumption of military oper
ations on a large scale. Kuropat
kin lias received large roinforee
ments and may take the offensive.
Clevelaml. Nov. .!*»— Fiercest
‘ storm for years prevailed over Lake
Erie and northern Ohio last night.
Baltimore, Nov. 1*»—There was
a fierce storm over the western,
middle and northern states yester
day. Telegraph mid telephone
lines down everywhere.
St. Johns. Newfoundland, Nov.
1”» The Marconi wireless te'egrapli
station at Cape Kaee was completed
this week. The Allen line steamer
Tunisian was the first ship to
s|>cak with it, and she remained
in communication with it for nine
hours. .It s a great success.
v ... t - 'in i*.. . •__
ii) .i'M . •• i if ■Hiir-iiiii
have Wen shelling tlie Japanese
positions since yesterday morning
continuously. Tneir I envy howit
zers and six inch guns give Japs
working in the trencher no rest.
To-day an unbroken cannonade
lias Wen ken! up on the Japs sta
tioned near Sliakhe. Over live
hundred hig contact shells have
Wen thrown into ti e Japs strung
est posit! II.
Tokio. Nov. 1."—The Japanese
army staff pronounce the report of
Kttroki’s neath as Wing ahsuid.
They stiile positively that Kuio. i
is unhurt.
St. Petersburg, Nov. lb—Karon
Tituhe, connected with the foreign
oilier*, has liecn designated a> Rus
sia** legal advisor in the commis
sion to inquire into tin* North sea
incident, which is to meet <>ti the
goth.
Paris. Nov. Jh—Tin* Anglo
French treaty was ratified by the
Krcnci* Chamber in \ester.ley's
~Cs-n>n.
London, Nov. 1 Dispatches
from St. Petersburg state that the
llullir s |iiailroti ha I ren l ed Dakar
on the west eoast of Africa, where
they are now coaling from (u-rinan
colliers.
Fall Itiver, Nov. It;—The at
tempt made yesurdayby the op
eiitlors to oj < n cotton mills, v, inch
have been dosed by the striki for
reduction of wages, n-ulted in a
failure.
Kansas City. Nov.. D'»— The
north hound M., K. A' T. passen
ger train was wrecked near here
yesterday. One killed ami ten in
jured.
Houston. Nov. It;—Foil? people
were burned to death iirtlie Silver
tpleen Hotel lire at Sour Luke oil
fields.
San h ran cisco, Nov. Jli—Michael
Davit', ot Dtihlin, the prominent
advocate ot home rule in Ireland,
[ ha.- reached lit re fioin East on a j
pleasure trip.
Deliver, Nov. 1 'i—Notices have
liccn | osted ill the mills ot five hig i
minis in the* ’lilluride regin i that
an eight hour day must prevail in
the mills. Demands for this eon-,
cession have caused a hitter strike
in the Telluride and Cripple Creek
•region.
Portsmouth. Nov lit—The King:
and liccn of Portugal reached !
here yesterdav, and proceeded to
Windsor. Tins is a return visit for
the one paid their majesties last
year, in Dishorn
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Foil T_K |l!-Tltll'T OF AI.ASK A.
1*1 VISION No.
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«<t Alaska, rmril Ibvh-ioii.
Hy K. A. lit-nm :'4»n. lK*pui>
N*. V. II um.a.n, Att.-ruf\ for tilt* IMai.:tiff.
•*•1-7 lti*.i Valdez, Altoka.
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Application.
I'. S. laud office. Juneau. Alaska.
February 1 >•!.
Notice i« hereby given that: 1, Andreas vi»:»
Mu tuner of \ a hie/. Alu-ka, assign** • < i Jo*» p*.
if 1<Idle, being entitle.1 it* the beiictil*< f Section
-it* of the lie vised Sia.utes of the I mi-<|
>.ale*, granting aduiti* nal lands t . soldi**..
and sailors who served i:t tin* Mar « i the Kc
t«*ilion, ilo hereby apply to eti;**r \'. >. survey
N-'.-Cii, «‘outaiuiiig d.4s jt'T* >aiid more partic
ularly described a* follow to-w ii •
Said survey No. :*:» i* situated within the
Valdez liecording District, I’riine William
sound, dc»crila*d by undos and bonu«l-,conr«c*
ami distance*. as iolioii * :
Beginning at 4’ortier No. 1 w hich is S' h| d* g
-7 nun K *i7..»7 chain* distant i? u;i corner N... ?
of Valdez Tow usite. them*.* s dl deg S> min \V
rliaiii* tor oner Xo. tiieiice >.' J* d. g .v
min M '• '«*. chain* to corner No. them e ,\ »d
d *g *J7 min E y.K.» chain* t«> corner No. l; thence
s ‘2* deg US! min K chain* to cornet No I,
theplaceoi beginning. »'.»»»milling '» is acre*.
Variation '2* Ucg ‘*7 min K.
A* nd litioiiHl to hi* original homestead on
t nc X W ‘4 S W and W oi la-.'.* 1 and 2
of N W 1, ot Sec. 2. Tp. ;!•», B *_'i. w inch In- cii
lered Not . 27. Iai‘». p*r llouKstcad kitlry No.
is-'tH at the I* nited state* I .and mtice at *H«m»:i
• Mlc. Missouri.
Notic * is hereby given to any and a!l parties '
i laimiug adversely agtr |s»rt|on of the above
described tract, shall tile with tin* Begistcrof
I he F. S. I. tnd 4>fftcc a! Juneau. Alaska, an ad
r.*i sc claim, in accordance with law. during
ihe |M-riod ot publication or within thirty dav*
Ihcrcitftvr. Wprk *s von i.i xtiu a.
Assignee ot Jos pit Uiddl**.
1. loin* W. Dudley. I: *gi*tcr of the 1*. >•• Utiti
•luce, at Juneau. Alaska laird District. «io
li»» re by certify that a copy ot lit.* Notice of Ap
|*li at ion of Soldier** \dditiona’ tic me* tend ot
\ndr*as4*i»u liunth^r. F. S. Survey No. .tin. is* (
I'ii'tlUM in Thk alask a i'KiHitnOK, a weekly
i». js-r. pui,)i !i.-d in VaM •/. Alaska : u a f> r- «
d «*f fUty («») days, t r t »n(lO) colt«•*. .!five
^•eks. John W. IHM.kv. iCegtsiet.
t*Hie of tiisttpub Sep. 1*'
!>»;» • of last pub Dee. 1.
You don’t need to brio" job work
to -us. Cull Phone 1, we’ll "et it.
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Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
Sails irom Swat tie 1st of each month fur
Qtr Fvt'Plvinr I Junimii. Sitka, Kayak, Ynkutsit. Yalde*,
^ Seward, think inlet and way ports. Siilr
from Valdez fur Stmltlv -and wrv l urti
^ Kith of each-month.
Sails from N'Htlle on Kith of each snonf*
, j fur Jiinenv, Siika; Kavak.Yakntat Valdes,
J Seward, Cook Inlet and wav )>orts. Con
Str. Santa Ana licet s tit \ aide/, with Str. I'ora for all port
ladwetHi Valdez and I nalask i. Sails trot
Yalilez for sWittl • and way ports, J»t -V
„ each month.
From Valdez to ‘t'nnlnska and wav port”,
hari ! doth of i ii.'li month. eoniiectiiu; at *VaH*f?,
Oil. IHNa -j M if], s. s. Snn;„ Ana
t*» ciiniiuf* s*t**;iin*ts 11:»Tt}> ’rr^rrYvi
Agents fcr all kinds cf Stea-m or House C031
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items EiSest&urant s ,
Keystone Ave. Upp. ill. i.nau IloioV
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MRS. h. 31. AI/livM.
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VALUES LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
-Iccctporc'.ed.
’X- li.uvmi liirml a hi; .a- .is.-iirtn i .1! of !•'!.- tvi«- Yixftnrs
Plain and Famrv aUiutit.«. t a!I !!••!!• and Am ;;ni ;atnr*
lLtimati-s "ivi-n <«r all kinds of 1 !i r!. ai v.ork. ;,u
Can. K'fsnrvation Av. arui 1 l^>hart V
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions. Banquets, etc*
Ihitrs With
A. M. E!>\VA!M>S, White •Block.
Gisr<ts Water Lifters,
hllevators Pipes
Derricks, ‘ Gates
Questions in regard to HYDRAULIC EKGSNEE&ING FKDi>
LEMS freely answered.
TU-P R/li SQ.jrp/^ ^3
I I I Immm O O OC, Sen Francisco, /.alifcrnfc..
Cable Address “Ecuaeco.” Bedford KeFeili Cede.
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For Assavs Sind Your <>re To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assay er Kilamar Mining Co.
(■old. Silver and r>0
(•old mid'Silver - l.aft
('o|>1«t ■» ‘2.00
laud - - - 2.00
Eixamak, Alaska
HOTEL D1LLER.
Ht ml^Uaf le: - for \ uhit-Z |- 13' rooii*
tutos -d *-• • m41 *t»'i *1 ■' \*'t •! y. Fi*-« cIh-*
fcdHurMiil iQ((.:n.(.M> a. J-T « Y»U'>.'o|»|M*aite <
IV. (1.4’OTTS. Manager.
’«•*. Hirst Av. <v l i.ivcr-iiy -» . i*KATPT*i-'
ol Often All Year
•radical Mining,'Civil Me..Uawcal."Elec
trical, tngineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Arrliit.Mature. 1 ra». iitKau«l A*«m>
UK-. Awmyinx «»i Or •». trillion Mini t*hl *
u«tloa A*»»y. f".*.*; !'>!«•* i»i|>e A<uuiv. llo. Full
•our**»*of A«ftayiui:. £**. LMablUb^l lhfil. K ml
or circular.
A. VAK DE3 KAIEE.’?, Presided.
I la* I llltoti S" • • > f'oll • ■ .tultivdl V illa Oi.l
w*»l *K V'ilN 1 tall
Eliamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Rise,
and aU otlrer nsc*
•essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ulernnr. AlaAf.n
Till* !5His* I)i lit*tlira at ;1‘‘
II VIII JJl.t >li.