GRANT NO INJUNCTION
Juneau, May *20—The injunction
applied for restraining the Guggen
heim* from crossing the right-of
way of the Bruner road at Catalla,
has not been granted, but an order
has been issued to show cause whv
it should not be granted, which is
returnable June 5th. On that
date a hearing will be had and a
decision rendered by Judge Wick
ersbam.
Pittsburg, May 20 — Hannah
Greene, a resident of ti.is city, has
identified the photograph of Mrs.
Corey as that of the girl who mar
ried her brother, Charles Hillman,
when a girl of 17. She says there
is no disputing the fact that Mrs.
Coreys is the mother of Katherine
Hillman, who is now living at Au
rora, Illinois.
New York, May 20—It is report
ed that the directors of the steel
I
trust will a*k Corev to resign from
his position as president of the
corporation on account of his re
cent marriage and the notoriety at
tending the event.
San Francisco, May 20—Thej
case against Mayor Selim tz for ex
tortion .will he tried today. Ruef
will he the principal witness for i
the proseeution. A fight is on this
morning in the attempt to secure a
change of venue, it being alleged
hv the defense that Judge Dunne is
prejudiced against Schmitz.
Boise, May 20—Rev. Minks, an
episcopal minister, visited Orchard,
yesterday and reports finding him
in a repentant mood. He admit
ted that his right name was Harry
Moore, and that his parents are
now living at Syracuse, New York.
He said that he was a bigamist,
and was about to make a confes
sion of all his crirm-s, which will
startle the whole world.
Seattle, May 20—Thre** Univer
sity students were drowned yester
in Like Union while boating. A
heavy wind started up sudden*'’ as
the party was in the mid lie of the
lake, anil it soon became a violent
storm, the wind reaching a veloc
ity of 50 miles an hour. The boat
containing the students was cap
sized hv a sudden squall and all
were drowned. Edith Vogt, Joseph
Goshorn, and Glen Jaequeth were
the ones who lost their lives.
Seattle, May 20-For losing the
steamship Dakota Captain Fiancke
will be suspended from acting as
master for thirty months. This is
the decision arrived at by the in
spectors who have been investigat
ing the wreck and its cause.
1 nnsina. May 20— Vhe new mad
house building at this place caught
fire this afternoon and was only
saved hv hard work on the part of
the owners. Sparks from the chim
ney ignited the temporary canvas
roof, and if it had not been for
prompt work with buckets and
chemical extinguishers the nodd
ing would have gone.
New York. Mav 21 — Mrs. Gould
has started suit for separation from
her husband. Stic alleges'hat Mr.
Gould has been consorting with
nil memos socie'v women, and savs
she wishes a separation horn him
and will immediately withdraw
from the 400. which i- loo-win
and too loose morally to st ii her.
Boise, May 21 — There h s il1 one
juror lacking in 'in* Haywood
case, hut it is believed the vacancy
will he tilled today. The judge i~
highly indignant over in* com
ments on the case being made by
the press of tips section, an 1 an
nounced vesterdav tint he will ar
rest everv editor in tin* .-ta'e it
tliev do not r< strict their com
ments regarding 'he tria .
Seattle, Mav 21 — Mrs. Koran,
while returnin'! Ijome from tin
theatre last niclit, wn* assaulted
!>v times and is now in a critical
condition. A posse ■ t citizens with
shotuuns started out as soon as
thev heard of the a**ault, an I are
now searching the aristocratic sec
tion of the citv for the offender.
San Francisco, Max 21—A panic
has been created anion;! the hiuks
of fhis citv on account of the ^raft
invest ie.ition. strike*, and political
unrest. Thev fear that it will he
necessarv to ead in loans, and this
will precipitate a t uni hi r of fail
u res.
Cherborg Mav *. 1—Corey, i!•
stec-l mu gnate. nrri'. il here today
'from New Y< rk with his wif<\ He
kept her lock'd in his stateroom
all of the trip, and is evidently in
sanely jealous of her. 1 he passen
gers ('ii the vessel nave Mr.'. Core\
the name Oi the "Pittsburg Prison
er” Corey lefuses to ">e inter
viewed regarding his reported re
moval from the management of the
steel trust on account of his mar
riage.
Pan Francisco. May 21—In an
address last night regardin'! the
great northwest. Chas, Mackintosh,
who was governor of the Canadian
Yukon before the discovery of the
Klondvke, predicted that in 20
years Alaska wid have a perma
nent population of 8,000,000.
Cheyene; Mav 20—Shawnee w-u*
visited hv a cvclone vesterdav
which demolished the large sheep
sheds at that place, soriomdv in
juring ten of the emplovees at the
station.
London. May 21—Two expedi
tions are to he dispatched on a
trip to 11 it- Smith pole on the same
day thi- spring. One i- to he cone
posed of Americans and will he
headed hv |>r. Cook, who last y ar
elimhcd Mount MeKiniev, in Alas
ka. while the other is to he dis
patched hv lb dish parties, It
will he a rate between the two par
ties to see w hich will have the
greatest success.
Boise. Mav 21—Soria lists are
asseniM tig here from all parts of
the States ami tin* gathering »s
viewed with alarm bv tin- eonserv
ative element of the population,
who fear that riot i g will ensue if
an unfavorable verdict is rendered
in the I lay wood ease, and tl at an
attempt will he made to take the
prisoner from the otlieiais. The
deportation of a’l professional
socialists is ta k“d of as a possible
solution of the dillieulty and a
tiiean.s i<t r« moving tli i.ug'-r ot
riot s.
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fc llamak, ’ Alaska
War Between Railroads.
Thursday evening while the Yu
catan was at Catalla. the pile
driver engine and outfit of the
Copper River A' Northwestern Co
was blown up by dynamite. It
was during the dinner hour ami is
supposed to have been the work of
s* me of the Bruner ou’fit. The
pile driver, boiler and a lot of sup
plies and maehinerv was thrown
into the river I * \ the expiosh r; and
will prolmhl/ hr :i (Oltiplete loss.
Although there mis been consid
erable friction between the two
eompnni’s thi> is the first serious
trouble so far. and it said hv those
who are familiar with conditions
that a general tree for ;«iI tight may
he expected at anv time.
It vou arc looking for the Pkst
OF M FATS conn* to the \ AU'FZ
M AUKKT. We handle only the
choieesl of S rt FK I »KKF. M t'TTON
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(’hick* and Kastern Oysters. Mr
assure volt that < lie I’l ice* IfvaiitV
and M\ ice is I In- Ivst.
Vai.df.z Maukit I’iionf. 29
That concentrated oil of pine
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Mothers We ha vc t lie Pest Shoe
tor little folk* ever [ lit together.
A flexible and V\ ide « X * • lis’oli sole,
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