VALDEZ, ALASKA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1913. NO. 308.
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SECRETARY TAKES
ALL THE BLAME
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Fop Misappropriation of Cam
paign Funds—Testimony Sur
prises Prosecution.
Albany, Oel. 9.--Louis Sarecky,
private secretary to Governor
Knlzer during the recent guber
natorial campaign was a witness
yesterday for the defense and he
took the entire blame for the mis
appropriation of the funds con
tributed by thw Sulzer support
ers, and which it lias been prov
en was lost in Wall street spec
ula! inns, and also used In lake up
an acocuut of which was
owed by the governor for prior
speculations upon which his
margins hud been wiped owl, and
! 11e slock had. been carried for
him by a brokerage firm.
The allorneys for the prosecu
tion were greatly surprised at the |
leslimoiiy of the secretary, as j
I hey had expected .(hat the gov-|
crimr's lawyers intended In place
I lie blame upon Mrs. Sulzer, who, j
shortly after the exposure, made j
a statement, taking all the blame, j
saying that she needed money for
household purposes and had tak
en campaign funds and had spec
ulated with them because friends
nf |he governor in Tammany Hall
had urged her to do so, claiming
I hat they possessed inside infor
mation concerning stocks in “the
s| red
SUERS JAILED
FOR PICKETING
Violated Court Order and Are Now
in Pen—Union Officials Will
Appeal.
Boulder, Colo.. Or I. <1.-Because
they violated the order of the
courl forbidding the union strik
ers from picketing the works o]
mines near here, tile police ar
rested thirty-three members of
Ihe union who are now in jail and
will he Iried for contempt of
court.
The union officials are de
nouncing the courts for grant
ing injunctions against peaceful
picket ing' and claim they will ap
peal to Ihe highest courts for
protect ion in I he right of I he un
ion men to speak to and urge
the strike breakers to leave the
•mploymenl of the operators and
->in the unions.
SERVING LIFE
GETS DEW TRIAL
Oklahoma Woman Who Killed
p Husband Will Have Another
Chance to Go Fre*.
Bartlesville, Okla., Oct. 9.—The
supreme court of the slate has
granted a new trial to Laura
Reuter, who was convicted of
murdering her husband and son
loured to life imprisonment.
The attorneys for the woman
are sure they will.secure her ae
A (initial at the trial soon to be
had and claim that their client is
guiltless of wrongdoing.
John Hill is in from Mineral
ereek where lie Inis been working
for Smith
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PHILLIES TAKE THIRD GAME OF SERIES
CRANDALL REPLACES TESREAU IN SEVENTH
Philadelphia .8
New York ..
New York, Get. 9.—The Phila
delphia team won today’s game
from the New York players by the
score of eight to two, The visit
ors won the game from the start
and were.never in any danger of
defeat. Tesrcau was hard hit,
allowing the Phillies three runs
in the first inning, two in the sec
ond; they gathered two more from
STRIKERS KILL
MINE GUARD
Five Union Men Arrested—Strik
ers Try to Rescue But Driv
en Back by Cavalry.
CalumH, Midi., Oct. ‘.i.--Strik
ers today sin■ I and killed one of
the ’special guards employed hy
the copper operators while he
was guarding the mine buildings.
The police made live arrests of
members of the union and charge
tlial they planned and carried mil
the crime.
Three hundred striking copper
workers) ij^iickly -\galliered and
endeavored In release I be arrest
ed men and (lie police were gel
ling I he wnrsl of j| anil were
al mil lo shoot into I lie crowd lo
drive I hem back when Ihe de
lachmenl of cavalry.- which is
const uni ly on I lie move in I lie
town, readied the scene and soon
drove Ihe strikers oil', riding I hem
down and pounding I hem with the
Hill mid of Ilnur sabers.
The live men arrested claim
they bad nothing to do vvilli I he j
murder, but they are being held
by I be sheriff.
BEACH! MAY
STOP FLYING
Is Heartbroken Over Death of
Young Girl—Others Injured
Recovering.
llanmmdsporl, X. V., Oct. D.—
Lincoln Beachy is heartbroken
over the death of the young wo
man who was knocked from a
roof when he lost control of his
machine and has announced that
he will never fly again.
The injured in yesterday’s ac
cident are being cared for at the
local hospital and are all expect
ed to recover.
Foreign Meat for West Qoaet.
A Seattle packer has chiefed
into a contract with Australia
cattle raisers to supply fresh
beef through refrigerator ships
to American Pacific coast ports
for supplying the Pacific coast
and intermountain country of the
west. The shipments are to be
gin at once on the new tariff hill’s
going into effect admitting meats
free of duty into the country. It
is said to he the largest beef
contract that was ever executed
west of Chicago.
Jake llepllnger slai'tod tile
work of painting his-shop and
(■oldie linishml the job.
ATHLETICS TAKE LEAD IN FIRST INNING—ARE NEVFR IN
DANGER—BUSH PITCHES GOOD GAME—BAKER AND COL
LINS MAKE A DOUBLE STEAL.
him in the fifth, ami to show they
could do it to Crandall, who re
placed Tesreau in the seventh,
they secured one run from him
in the eighth.
The (limits were only aide to
score in the 5 and in the 7, tak
ing one run in each inning.
Tesreau was yanked our of the
box in the middle of the seventh,
when he allowed men to reach
first and second, hut Crandall,
who replaced him. was aide to
prevent I In* visitors from scoring.
linker ami Collins made a
dnnlde steal in Hie lirsf inning,
which cat,I,led the New York play
ers. I lie crowd of New York fans
cheering the pretty play and for
gelling that it. was being made
by their opponents.
In the eighth inning Sehang
landed on the ball for a home
run bill nobody was on the bases.
Maker was cheered for several
moment's when tie stepped on the
field.
The al tendance was forty I bon
saml. .The batteries for tomor
row will probably be Mathcwson
or Manpiard for the Miauls and
Mender is expected to pitch for
the Athletics.
New York made live hils ami
I wo errors while the Athletics
{.Talilieil twelve tills ami made
only one error.
Hush struck out three men
amt Tesreau struck out 'I’es
CRACK TRAIN
IS WRECKED
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Flyer Goes in Ditch and
Twenty Injured.
forsythe. MniiL, OH. II.--Tin*
east Inin ml crack I rain of I lie C.lii
eafio. Milwaukee & I’upel Soiillil
railroad was wrecked here loday
and Iwenly passengers were in
,lured, four of whom are expe.cled
lo die. The cars were dumped in
Hie ditch when Hit enpiiie .jump
ed I he I rack.
The ■•Olympian" is an all-sleel
train, one of the latest and mosi
Mp-ln-dafe in America, and tin*
fact that no one was killed is
credited to I lie wonderful resist
ance of I lie heavy steel pirders
which form the lloor of the cars.
The injured were taken to the
local hospital and extra doctors
and nurses were dispatched im
mediately to this place hy the of
lieials of the company.
The wrecking train and crew
is now at work clearing the de
bris from the track.
FOUR CHILDREN
Wife of New York Warden Takes
Lives of Her Children and
Commits Suiolde.
New York, Oct. It.--The wife of
thj‘ warden of the city jail in
Long Island Lily, one of the bor
oughs of (treater New York, today
murdered her four children and
then committed suicide.
The family lived in a building
provided at the jail for the war
den and his family and a trusty
who was employed in the build
ing doing house work found the
bodies and notified the warden.
No cause is known for the horri
ble deed and it is thought that
the woman was insane.
Swell change of pictures at IUe
Orpheuum tonight. ;
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MARINES STOP
DOMINGO REVOLT
Rebels Take to the High Places
and Hide Their Guns For
Future Use.
Sil It I O I Ii l|| | I liy 11, (Id. ‘.I.--Till*
American fjnvernmenl. which lias
i>s| a I>I isliail a pn d ed orate over
this cihinIry. today interfered in
tlic revnliil imi nuw fininu mi anti
I il IH Ii d ll'iiups ri'nlil I lie war ves
sels in I lie liarlinfs anil I In* rc\
nl it I inn slop pci I 7-jfilil llien ami
there, tile forces of the rehellinll
taking l<> the hills ami hiding
1 lieir arms ami all is nnw peace
and i|iiiet nil the island.
The marines are stationed in
the fiovernmenl buildings and
are palrollinfi the streets. .No
opposition has so far developed
atrainsl the occupation of the
towns by the American forces,
the business interests .mostly
foreifill Ihankiiifi' the otlicers for
Inmliiifi the troops.
triscTpolice
Make Quick Work of Landing the
Men Who Killed Waitress
Two Days Ago.
San Francisco, Oct. 9.—The
police have arrested three Hin
dus and have charged them with
the murder of the young waitress,
Rosa Domingo, two days ago. The
police are sure they have suffi
cient evidence to convict Ihemof
the crime.
The girl's body was horribly
mutilated by her murderers anil
il. is believed by physicians tlial
she was assaulted both before
and after her death.
Choir Praotlce.
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Tin- l-:|ii|il»nny i’hurrh quartet
will tot-i-1 t<miptit at seven o'clock
at the house of Mrs. Martin.
reali hail dillicuhy with his spit
hall at critical moments. Hush
is credited with having pitched a
wonderful game.
Score by innings:
12345 <i 789
Phila.3 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0-8
New York .0000 I 0 I 0 0-2
Batteries.
New York—Tesreau. Crandall,
pitchers; McLean and Wilson,
catchers.
Philadelphia—Rush pitched
and Schang caught.
TRUST REFUSES
DANIELS REQUEST
Navy Secretary Meets With Rebuff
When He Asks for Cost of
Steel Plate.
Washington, OH. !l.—Tile tnif
<**l Slates Steel Trust officials aiul
the officers id' all oilier firms to
\yhom Secretary Daniels, of the
•Navy department, lias applied for
information regarding the cost
of armor plate, have refused to
giv e him the informal ion desired.
Secrelary Daniels is desirous
of ascertaining the cost of pro
duel ion, as the governmenl plans
Hie consl rucl ion of a large plaid
from which shall he maim fad ne
ed the armor plate used in the
navy. The steel magnates stale
Ilia! Hie government should not
expect them to give up trade sec
rets ampiired only after years of
toil and experience, lull instead
should experiment vvilli the mau
u lacl lire id’ armor plate and se
cure ils own information lirsl
hand.
The smaller sleel maniifaeliir_
ers say I licit lo give the informa
tion asked would tie placing them
al I lie mercy of I he trust, w hich
could undersell them and drive
I hem old of husiness.
Largest Ever Held in Manila is
Given in His Honor and is
Attended by Thousands.
Manila, OH. 1).—Tile banquet
given to Governor Harrison last
night was attended by thousands
of people representing the army,
navy and business people of the
islands. Delegate Manuel L.
Quezon, who is one of the two
delegates allowed the islands al
Washington, was toastmaster and
he lauded the newr governor and
predicted great things for the is
lands under his guidance.
The banquet was the largest
ever held in Manila and the gov
ernor expressed himself as much
pleased at the expressions of
good will manifested.
C. M. Pring, representing the
Kiler’s Music company of Seattle
is stopping at the Panama for a
few days, any persons wishing
I heir pianos tuned or repaired,
can leave their orders at the ho
le! office. -’t
Attention Moose.
All nininhors rotjunslrti to ln*
inwintt tonight. lnslallalion.
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TROOPS RELEASE
Chinese Soldiers Make Very
Short Work of Bandits at
Tsaoyang.
Pekin. China, Ocl. 9.—The gov
ernment troops dispatched to
Tsaoyang to effect the release of
the four Americans and live Nor
wegian missionaries and their
j families have not only succeeded
■in effecting the rescue but have
also severely punished the ban
dits, of whom more Ilian live
hundred have been killed and
i several hundred captured.
II is I >«•(• 11*11 thill Lhe com
mander of I lie regular Lroup'.s will
make shod work of lhe captured
bandits. and will follow the usual
'method of decapilal inp them.
The bandits had made every
ell'orl In force lhe V'overnment in
to paying a larpe ransom for the
release nf lhe missionaries, and
even wenl so far as In kill the
child of one of the American
caplives in order |n brinp' the
ffovcrnmenl In time. The pnv
ernment feared that In pay ran
som would mean Hull missionar
ies in nil parts of I he country
would he held as caplives. Troops
were dispatched lo lhe scene in
stead and have severely punished
lln bandits.
mobImT ii
DRUNKEN NEGRESS
From Joliet Police Station, But
Police Reserves Recapture
Her—Shot Veader.
Joliet. III., (tel. \ iiml) of
one liunilreil m-grui > ami whites
stormed the local jail here today
and rescued a negress who was
heing belli awaiting a bearing on
the charge of drunkenness.
The officers were mialde to
prevent I lie fescue, lint* I hey tel
ephoned for the police reserves
and upon their arrival I In negress
was recaptured and the leader of
the mob was shot by I be police.
Many of the members of tl e res
cue parly are in I ho local hos
pital with cracked In-ads from
tin- vigorous raps received from
t In* night slicks of the “cops.”
SEATTLERAISES
RELIEF MONEY
Has $6,000 Now and Committee
Still Working the Merch
ants for More.
Seal tie, Oct. 9.—The people of
this city have raised $5,000 to
wards a fund for the relief of the
sufferers at Nome and it is ex
pected thal at least as much more
will be added to the fund before
the end of the week.
The 'special commit lee of the
Chamber of Commerce is still
working visiting the merchants
who do business in the north and
they will push the effort to se
cure a large fund and are hope
ful that the Seattle merchaits
will show the right spirit.
The Prospector tor job work.