Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Washington. Per. 8 Senator
Piles hns introduced hills in Cong-1
ress to refund to t|,e city of Chenn '
Alaska 81840 paid to the elerk of I
the district court for licenses, and
granting right of way for telephone
and telegraph lines in Alaska.
Pt Petersburg, Pec. H—The ter-!
rorUts have condemned a number'
of the high officials of the country!
to dea'h and have ap|K>intcd men to
assassinate them. General Tre- j
|Miff is at tiie head of this blacklist. i
The authorities have provided laxly 1
guards for nil the officials who are!
threatened, but the terrorists are so I
numerous that it is feared the pre
cautions taken will he of no avail.
Pome of the telegraph operators
who struck, have returned to work.
The banks are refusing to make
loans to anyone, in anticipation of1
the general upheaval that is sure
to occur soon.
Portland, Dee. !»—Senator John
Mitchell died this morning. His
constitution was vitiated hy the loss
oi Mood caused hy having’his teeth
pulled. He was seventy rears of
age. a Pcnnsvivatiian by birth.
His real name was Hippie, hut he
changed it in lSfiO when he fled to
California, deserting his family.
He came to Portland the same year
took the name of Mitchell and be
gan the remarkable political career
starting as city attorney, then went
to state senate and later became
l\ S. Senator. The secret of his
life leaked out in 1873 hut by his
wonderful influence he lived down
the scandal. Last year he was in
dicted and convicted of land frauds
Just Ufore his death he paid $s.*p
to the clerk of the supreme court
for appeal fees.
London. Dec. ft—No home ride
bill will he introduced in parlia
ment this year. The great parlia
mentary ipiestion will he regarding
maintenance of foreign trade.
London, Dec. 8 --Lord Rothchihl
has issued an appeal to his country
men to aid the oppressed Russian :
Jews.
Ottawa, Canada, Dee. 8—Sarah !
Bernhardt was rotten egged at'
Quebec last night after a perform
ance on account of an interview in
which she severely criticized the
Canadians. She has received an
apology from Lautier for the in
dignity.
Portland. Dee. 8—Senator Mitch
ell i~ dangerously ill. Yesterday,
after having four teeth pulled, a
hemorrhage started and he hied f*>i
several hours before it could be
stopped. He is sinking rapidly.
Paris, Dec. 8—The senate has
passed a Kill separating the church
and state. It was adopted by a j
vote of 1*1 to 102.
, . I
Moscow, Dec. 8—A icsoiution
adopted last night by the agricul
tural party demands the immedi
ate dismissal of tiic present cabi
net. The liberals demand that
Witte shall lie retired at once.
Omaha. Dec. 8—Ten men were,
killed and nineteen injured in a
head-on collision near Rock Spring.'
Wyoming. Engineer Brink, in
charge of a freight train, had or
ders to sidetrack and let four pas
senger trains by. After three had
passed he pulled out, and met his'
death in the collision. Eleven of
the injured were railroad employ
ees.
f*t Petersburg, Dec. 8—Lieuten
ant ficneral Sakaberoff, the former
minister «»f war. was assassinat* d
yesterday in the province of Sara
te>ff, by women U-longtug to the
flying column of tit*- revolutionist*.
He had lieen sent to Sara toft by
the government to suppress tin
riots.
London, Dee. 8—Mon- than t"J.
flOO.OoO has been distributed for
tin- relief of Jew.- in Ku-.-ia. t'oiw
inis-loners who have visit* 1 Rus
sia to investigate the eondi'ion *.f
:i/tair*, report that the destruction
oi prop* rty i.- indeseril.-ahle.
Wa-hingtnn, Dec. 8—A delega
tion of Californians called mi the
president to-day and brought up
the question of tlie Japanese ex
clusion law, which they an- at
tempting to have passed. Roose
velt toll! them it was contrary
t!>i> pullin' policy, and 1 ecotning
indignant, said' if th< bill w.n
passed by congress lie would veto
it.
•Vancovver. 11. C . I>ee. ft—R | -,
i rosentntive John S>-n lrv Hill siv
j that surveyors will l«c sent to Daw
son this spring to make govern-j
nient surveys for the location ..fj
mines.
Seattle. IVe. 11 Director of the <
Mini RoUrfs arrived here to-dav
t<i take charge of the government
assay oilier investigation. IK sav
!1 here need he no fear but what thej
miners’ dust will l>e p< rf • .iv -at'.-i
and proper returns made hereafter.
New York, Dee. ft—Thomas F.
Ryan, the purchaser of Janies II.
Utah's stork ill the F!quitahle Life,
Insurance Co., refuse.- to tell the
legislative investigatin'.: committee
what Harriman’s conversation was
anil what threats he made while
attempting to buy a sir.re in Id
company holdings. An appeal!
will Ik* made to Jerome to compel
Ryan to answer.
Hong Kong, Dec. 11—At » meet
ing of the Chines.* guilds and j
American merchant* oi the empir*
here Saturday, tin* former presen
ted demands which titev declare
will en 1 the l>oycott against Amer
ican goods. They insist on a defi
nition of tin* term laborer, as ap
plied to Chinese emigrants, and:
desire to have United States legis
lation effecting the Chin*.-.* ap
proved by the Chines, government
Their idea is to have American
consuls in China is-iie ceriili-*uv*
of ndmis ion to emigrants, who an
to be subject to a men-al examina
tion prior to their departure. The
examining board i- to consist or
six Chinese and an equal number
of other nationalities. Three are
several other minor provisions de
manded.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 1!—Witte
has decided tnsuppre-- aTi tij na
il.gs, and has ordered th Gover
nor* of the various provinces
throughout the empire to re.-Sor
order at once at no matt- rwhat
cost. Crustaieff. leader of tie
workmen, has l.en aryc-hd, and
the jd.tce of his incarceration i
unknown. A general s*rii. ex-'
pected as a result of this .-up.
Constantinople, Dec. 12 — Th*
Sultan, after an extraordinary -< --
siotr of the ministry, has yield,d t<,
the demands of tin* alii,d pov,.;
and will turn over to tie m control,
of the Macedonian lit.am -.
Wa-hin_ on. Dee. 12—TIh- su
preme court ha- d -mis-* d tap
peal * t Senator Mi! -hell from the
la ml fraud conviction Tlic dis
missal followed tin atinou':1-, m* n
he Svt:a or Th rston of the *1 . h
of Senator Mitch* 1.
S'* at tie, Dec. 12—By an explo
011 the German ship Marcehei!,
loading at this port tot Vtadivo-.
stock, a tire was start'd in the
hold, loaded with oil. which for a
time threatened the lh -iru.cti >n "i
tlie entire water front. After a
stubborn fight the tire department;
succeeded in extinguishing th
ilatwcs and saving the .-nip and
cm rgo.
New Voik, Dec. I-’—Five hun
dred Jews, refugees from Urn-si.;,
arrived in this city yesterday.
Among them are many eye wit
nesses to the horrible atrocities
eommitted tit Odessa, KUidneff
and elsewhere. The\ claim that
the revolutionists are responsible1
for the outrages.
New Bedford, Mas.-. Dec. 12—
The Nautuek' t light-hip f,nm ien d
vestt-rdav during a tierce storm
.which raged along thi- coast the
crew was sav* d by the li..,h house
tender steamer Amelia.
Victoria. 15. C'., !)• c. 12—Gon.-id
eridde v.le -kage ha.- been no-od on
C.ir.imati.th point, wl h :- b -
lieved to he the overd e sealing
schooner Fawn. Among t!:< ;vn ■
age was the remains of a sealing
boat. B'>w of the schooner with
setter 1 in wood has floated a-ia re.
Was! ing ot. D c, Id—i..
nev general has issued a einun.ir
letter to district attorney-, din t
iog tht in to try a. o secure indict
ateiits, under the Elkins a t. ot :oy
railivnd otli'ials ai d others in
volv'd in the issuing of rebates io
rtlii’is to sh'j pers. and to secure
tiie iuini'i-onini nt of any -tttltv
oflie ials.
Washington, Deo. 13 — Alaska
|delegates Humphrey and Kyan
!;iave had a conferei e : garding
! »heir future plan. an I 1: ve ( . me
Wikidei’s
- "Restaurant
(Old Postoffice Building.)
"Resular Dinner 35c.
private Apartments Op«n "Day and /Ni-nt
0
Val dez M arKet
Distributors For All Points
HOI I INC, MEAT 1<V MUTTON CHOPS 15 ami 20
HEKF ROAST 12J rn.l 15c MUTTON STEW in
ROUND STEAK 15c VENISON STEAK 2<>
PRIME Kilt ROAST PORK CHOPS 20
15 an.l 20c FANCY CALIFORNIA
LEG OF MUTTON l«k- ORANGES 35 40 50 00cdot.
Give Us An Order and Try Our Fast
Delivery.
to an agreement on some questions.
It i» -i ttied that Ilumphrt v will
not ask for floor priv lepes. Ryan '
claiming 11.a* onlv one ran secure
recognition l»y congress. It is
doubtful if the privileges of the
th*or will he granted t > Ryan.
Seattle. l)ec. It;—Ass:,ver Fred A.
Wing has resigned his position at
the a-say office. He will prohaldv
hi sneer. de«l hv Calvin K. Vilas.
Seattle * hi>g flnan ini man. He i*
endorsed hv all the hankers of this
city. Director of the Mint Roberts
says that no one . xeept Adams was
responsible for t he enihe/./lements
in the assay office, although the
met hods of doing business and
keeping chc k on receipts was very
lax.
New York. Dee. 13—Thomas F.
l’vnn, wlio limiL'ht the Equitable
T,if<* holdings of hums ITydc, had
an agreement wherehv he was to
receive half of the same for using
Ids h’.isii - m 1 political influence
in the in-ernu-c hut with
til' provision that lie was to with
draw Ids nid if the agitation rcsul
te t in am iigisl-i'ivc action in the
line nf •. ’ ernment control of in
surance companies.
Washin :ton. Dec. 12—The com
mittees < : the House have all hen
named. No change has been made
in the number.
Washington, Dec. 13 — The
House will settle the statehood
MUc-tisn l»y caucus. li*-i»resen*a
tive Std.ter, of X-tv York, ha
introduced his hill providing terri
torial government for Alaska.
W , Dec, 11—T. r. -
of Special Agent <’hurcl ill is
expected in a few days. I i
his re] rt will he un
favorable to <diveri-er ltrady, hut
it is doubtful if his findin -s are
- rang enough to lead to the re.-ig
i: i* 'Hi if removal of the governor.
Tie report will be a very lengthy
one. covering a number of AI skan
matter- which were investigated
liiis summer.
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W. 0. POTTS, Manager.
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Mineral Application No. 73.
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in S*:i-oi!. l.‘V;c Hoxc< ?->r Facnii— or F:>rii*-3.
Cosy and Comfortable Mrs. Chas. Osland
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
Str. Oregon
Str. Santa Clara
Str. Santa Ana j
Str. Dora
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y Kite I >ny Kxj.ress Service direct between
. N aider and Seattle. Sailings from Seattle
r 1 >ec. *2 and every 2*1 days thereafter.
Sails from Seattle 1st of well month for
| Jiin.au, Sitka. Kayak, Ynkntat. Valdez,
Si ward, Cook Inlet and way jmrts. Sails
from \ aider for Seattle and wav jmrts,
^ lbtli of each month
Sells from Seattle on Itith of each month
for Jnncnv, Sitka; Kayak,Ynkntat Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way jmrts. Con*
rusts at Valdez with Sir. Dora for all ports
betw een \ aider and I'nnlaska. Sails from
Val.lt 7 for Seattle and wav jmrts. 1st of
each month.
bton. Valdez to I'nnlaska and way jmrts
2tith of each month, connecting at Valdes
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamer?- or dale of .^ailing is reserved.
Agents for ail kinds of Steam or House Coal
•I. F. TKOWBItllHiK, (ion Mur
•IIS Fir^-t Avo., S'iitt!i\ Wa*h.
C. \V. MILLKK, A^’i M^r.
Phono 1 (» Vuhlot. Alns-kn.
^LdSKa Connf.RQ!flL Qo.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
Portland and Bertha.
Sailing from Seattle oil the l'* li and 'Jot h of each month,
calling at Juneau, sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. Kllamar, Yahlei,
Latouehe, Seward. Seldovia, Homer and Kodiad.
Connecting with FAIRBANKS TRAIL at Valdez, and with
» reamer at seldovia for Kenai, Tyoonok. Hope and Sunrise
during season of navigation on Cook Inlet.
Right i.- reserved to change steamer orsailing without notice.
Home Office, U. J. Humphrey, to n’l Agent,
810 Sansoine St. S t Volrr Wav.
San Francisco Scania
J. C MARTIN, Agsnt,
_ ' Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Kiectrie Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades. ( il Bells and Annunciator*.
Kstimates given on all kimls of electri< al work. Phone .',9.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB A CO., Prop*.
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods Best Brand# Whiskey Port Wine
Sherry Riesling Angelica Santerne
Blackberry Brandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
HOLIDAY GIFTS
The good old summer time is past
audit’s time for Christmas Presents.
What is more suitable for a friend than
to present an order for a ton of coal
at ARCHIBALD’S
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For Assays Si nd Your Ore To
Eiiamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper (3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
C'opper ... 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Kllahar, Alaska