MAYOR IS IN TROUBLE
Moore’s Henchman Pulled
Selling Booze But
Escaped
Seattle, March 11—Pat Sullivan,
chief henchman of Mayor Moore,
was arrested yesterday for selling
liquor on Sunday. He was taken
to police headquarters where he
made application to be released on
hail. His application being re
fused he made his escape, and is
now a fugitive. The police are
using every effort to effect his re
capture.
Seattle. March 11—The North
western sailed for Valdez Sunday
afternoon at 9 o’clock. She will
stop at Katalla but not at Nania
mo. Thirteen passengers^ are
aboard for the trail and ITU for
Valdez.
Chicago, March 11 —Davis, file
owner of the Iroquois theatre,
where hundreds of people were
burned to death in 1003, has been
found not guilty of manslaughter,
indictments were returned against
the owner and manager of the j
theatre and this is the first case
tried.
New York, March 11—The j
Countess of Yarmouth insists that
an agreement must be made that
Thaw and his wife will seperate in
case he is acquitted. If such an
agreement is not made she says
she will abandon the case.
jNew York, March 11—The
French trans-Atlantic steamer La
Savoie arrived yesterday and re
ports that on Thursday a terrific
tidal wave was encountered, which
was over 100 feet high and whic h j
completely flooded the vessel. Bv ;
m miracle no loss of life was occas- j
imed, although there were aj
thousand passengers aboard.
Portland, March 11—William j
Bloss, a Rossburg miner, killed,
nis cabin mate, Philander Lemmen, j
at the mining camp yesterday.
The reason given for the murder.
was that Lemmon persisted in
snoring when asleep, against the
wishes and much to the annoyance
of Bloss. Both men were for some
time residents of Alaska.
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New York, March 12—ine oai-;
vation Army annouuees that it.
-uicide bureau is a success in e\er\
way. Hundreds who wereconiem
plating shuffling off this mortal j
(oil have told their troubles to >!'• •
bureau, and been persuaded no. to
Miicide. So successful has the bu
rt-fiii been that branches wiP he es
tablished in Alaska and Mexico,
Seattle. March 11—A syndicate
lias been formed here to purchase
the wrecked steamer Dakota from
the underwriters and run her in
opposition to her si3ter ship the
Minnesota.
New York, March 11—Mrs. Wal
leau, an aged woman of this city
who has been very ill f°r some
time and suffering terribly was
given a dose of poison yesterday by
her daughters to put her out of her
m • y. Jerome charges that they
;t r ilty of murder in the first
,\Z en and will have them prose
cuted.
New \ork, March y—The state
of Pennsylvania has started suit
against the sugar trust, claiming
that the trust has been in a con
spiracy to destroy all independent
sugar companies. The suit is filed
for $40,000,000.
Butte, Marcli t)—The threatened
strike has been averted by an
agreement between the.miners and
the bosses. Wages have l>een ad
justed for the next five years and
no strike will occur during that
time.
New Orleans, March 11—Word
lias been received from riieiragua
that the American Minister Merry
was assaulted and driven from tfi«
countrv, his mail and official pa
pers seized, read and destroyed.
President Zelaya and the Ameri
ean minister—are said, to have- had
a fist fight as a result of the seiz
ure of the correspondence. Merry
lias escaped to Costa Rica.
Washington, March 11—Archie
Roosevelt is now recovering rapid
ly from the recent attack of dip
theria.
San Francisco, March 11—Abe
Ruef predicts that Judge Dunne
will be found guilty and sentenced
to jail for contempt of court foi
disregarding Judge Hebbert’s writ
of error order.
Seattle, March 12—In a runaway
on Main street yesterday afternoon
a teamster met a terrible death.
The team started down Main street
in a wild dash and the teamster
tried to gain control or them, but
the wagon struck a curb ston*,
throwing him against a pole with
such force that his head was
crushed flat.
Vancouver, March 12—The pre*
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HIGH GRADE*
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factory atbelviderb. ill.
mier of British Columbia announ
ces that the chief fight of the
ministry this year will he an effort
to secure the Dominion of the site
of the proposed town of Prince
Rupert, the new Pacific terminus
of the Grand Trunk railroad.
New York, March 12—Jerome is
being outmaneuvered by the at
torneys for the defense in the
Thaw case and he is beginning to
fear that the accused will escape
punishment entirely.
Washington, March 12 — Pier
pont Morgan has requested Presi
dent Roosevelt to receive four of
the leading railroad men of the
country lor a dis ussion of the rad
ical attitude taken by the adminis
tration regarding corporations.
Morgan claims that this attitude
will he the means of killing the
present prosperity in America.
The president has agreed to hear
the committee.
Paris, March 12—The Battleship
Lena, with a crew of seven hnndr“d
officers and men, was blown up
vesterdav and totally destroyed.
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No details are yet obtainable.
Hunnevvell, Kansas, March 12—
The First National Bank e.f this
city was dynamited last night and
the vault completely wrecked bv
masked burglars, who took every
thing of value in the bank. The
robbers made their escape on a
handcar, and a posse art* now in
pu rsuit.
San Francisco, March 12—The
bar association has fiiled charges
against Judge Hebbert, who
granted the writ of error releasing
Kuef from eu-tody, stating that,
the judge lies been (iitmk almost 1
continually for three year.-. Th*
ti l ling l>i nvrcii Hcnev and Ids
i friends and the ilcb’heri party i.
• . i
I growing stronger and serious
| c* -
I irouble may result.
Porto Riea. Marc!) 12—1’hc Hon
!
durau troops have won two iiium
battles with the Nicaraguans. Tin
president of Honduras, who is
leading his army has proven him-1
self a very successful military man.
St. Petersburg, March 12 The
democratic party is agitating a
general Russian amnesty covering
all political offenses- committed
during the past three years. I ml
they are being strongly opposed by
the reactionaries.
information regarding the where
abouts of Edmund Nolan, height
5 feet 10 inches, black hair, blue
eyes, last heard from at Skagway,
will be thankfully received by Miss
Kate Nolan, House of Correction,
Detroit. Mich.
ARE KEEPING IT QUIET
Nicaraguan Incident Is
Annoying Government
Officials *
Washington, March 1*J—Consid
erable stir has been created bore
by the news of the Nicaraguan
minister incident, but the official
are trying to bush the matter up
until the report can be fully au
thenticated. If the report wa*
true as to details published vester
day, it will undoubtelly cause
some drastic action on the part of
I'nited States,
Tieon.a, Marc* 1J—Rev. Hutch
inson, the baptist preacher hero,
made the prediction yesterday
i evening that the -ccond coming of
(Christ will occur wdhin a few
I months.
Kidding, March 1*2 Fifteen
iCireckswho were working in the
copper smelter here, started to
cross Pit river in a small boat yes
terday and when about half way
across the boat sprung a leak. In
the panic that ensued the entire
party was drowned.
Chicago, March 12—The trial of
! the Standard Oil case has started,
anil employees are being examined.
They are giving testimony in such
a manner that it will he hard to
convict the corporation.
According to a Ihivarian hermit.
40 years ago. the I oited States has
a dark future in store He said at
the close of the century a period of
unrest will seize the country and
the 2dth president will he the last.
During his adn ini- ration rehelion
will break out ami tin re will he a
new and uni<p.:e go\a rnmeut with
capitals at Frisco. New Orleans,
Denver and oth r larg" vines. This
hermit nreuialcd lie* i-’r.sco dis;»s
ter.
Every Aht-!; »n should be proud
of t lie road oi■■ v. cet. 1*, 11 hi n k> and
\ aide/,. it i- one ; he n a rt -
mainiug long mail- in < s»e! hk.m’s
territoi y t iia t u i . in; \« a u • i I eon -
duet! d stage line. 1 wiil IM lit
Halllie extended ti> Nome, and
will then become a.- tar famed a
the roads across the western part
of the continent hef >ic tin* I'nion
Pacific and Central Pacific joined
rails at Promontory, i'tali, in the
latter tji's.—Douglas New...
I he Reynolds-Aluska Devel
opment. Co. is now -eiiing stock in
Chicago for the purpose of con
structing a smelter on Eatoucho
island, according to a recent pros
pectus.
Following are some of the late
quotations on Ala-kao mining
stock: Ohisna Con-oHdoted 12c.
Hubbard-Elliott, $4.10. Knight’s
Island Consolidated $4, Knight’s
Island Copper 75c, Kotsina Cop
per 50c, Reynolds-Alaska common
$1, preferred $1.50.