Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Shanghai, Nov. V—The Presby
terian mission at l.ienchow was
attacked yesterday hy natives and
four white missionaries killed.
Considerable fear is felt by other
English speaking jieojde here that
thi« may mean the starting of an
other preconcerted attack on all
missionaries.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2—Mr< Maelde
otic of the missionaries wt»o was
killed at Ltenchow has two brotlt
ers-in-law here. Eleanor CIm^i
imt, another of the victims, is al
so well known in this city.
Washington. Nov. 2— Tt torn
have la-eii no further developments
fn the Train incident at Nankin,
China. Tl ie matter is being
thorhughly investigated hv the
American minister.
St. Petersburg. Ni>v. 2—Rioting
has c -as» <1 and everything is quiet
here and at Moscow, hut disorders
are reported from other parts of
Ru >sia. At Odessa conditions are
the most serious, hundreds having
been killed and wounded within
the past two days. The riots there
are exjK*cted»to result in a repeti
tion of the slaughter of last July.
Anti-Jewish uprisings are taking
place in many places, more espec
ially in the southern districts of
Russia. The populace are venting
their hatred of the Jews hy sacking
and burning the business places
and homes of this class. At the
capital crowds are not allowed to
assemble, and everything appears
quiet, although the socialists are
bending every effort to precipitate
a cat as trophy in hopes that they
can get the government party
stampeded and obtain a socialist
republican form of government
Witte is greatly disappointed in
not receiving the support of tie
liberal party vnder the new regime
but they are holding aloof and en
joying his discomfiture. •
Seattle, Nov. 2—Advices re
ceived from St. Michael state
that eleven whaling vessels have
been caught in the ice in the Arc
tic. It is feared that they are in
the same condition as those which
were ice hound in 1897. It is ex
pected that the owners will make
an appeal to the government soon
to have another relief expedition
sent north.
Washington, Nov. 2—The de
partment has wired for full par
ticulars of the kiiling of the mis
sionaries at the Presbyterian mis
sion at Lienchow, and if the official
report agrees with the published
statements, will demand that repa
ration l»e made and tlie murderers
l»e | u iished,
Washington, Nov. :!—The treas
ury department evinces eonsider
nhle anxiety over the whalers be
ing ire lx.tied in the Arctic. A
near as can be learned there ar»
eleven vessels in_ the licet. Two
women are along on one of the
Vessels. Lieutenant Milliter, oi
the revenue < utter service, who is
stationed in San Francisco, has
| telegraphed to the department of
(> ring hit services to head a relief
expedition. The latest reports from
the Arctic are 1 rougiu hv Captain
Foley, oi tie «eh,KMier Monterey.
He says tb was 600 miles
north of American Alaska last
August. Foley i. "eves that tie
shi|>s will have to be abandoned
and that the only way for the crcw.
n> reach safe ly is with the help of
a reindeer e.\|>edition.
Vienna. Nov. "—Kmjn ror Franz
•!«'-( ph lias decided to grant uni
versal suffrage in Au.» ria. This
action is tine to the desire to sat
isfy the socialist party. Tin so
cialists at a recent meeting de
clared that a million workers wen
ready and willing to follow the ex
ample of the Russians if suffrage
is not granted them. Large crowd
arc daily marching the streets,
shouting for revolution. In a con
flict with the police to-day for:y
were killed and wounded.
Chicago, Nov. —The indicted
hcef tru-t 'members to-day tiled a
plea in the court stating that they
were promised immunitv from
prosecution hv special commis
sioner (iariield, at the time of bis
invcs’igation last summer. The
government is greatly surprised by
this action of (.iarticld’s.
St. Petersburg, Xuv. .'i—The
council of the workingmen’s dele
gates which met to-day issued a
manifesto urging the arming of
workers to bring about it decisive
struggle and win universal suffrage
by force of arms. They favor light
ing for a democratic republic. The
council decided to resume the
strike to-day if the demands of
of the" workingmen are not granted.
It has Keen discovered that tl e
leader of the strike movement here
is a young student.
The pie eating contest at the
Gold Dust Exchange last night be
tween Joe the Turk and Winnie,
the lightning pin slicker, resulted
in a draw. All bets were declared
off. but everyone is dissatisfied with
the decision, claiming that the
Turk had tixed the judg .
Honolulu. Xuv. 3-G. L. Broknw,!
who is wanted hy the government,
having been indicted for land
frauds iu Montana, surrendered
to the police this morning at Maui
island, and will return to the
States for trial.
Wikidel’s
- *Restaurant
(Old Postoffice Building.)
■Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Day and Might
SAFE, COMFORTABLE, RELIABLE BOAT
Will leave Valdez r.-uilnrlv eae!i Sa'nrlav a* a. in.. tarryinjr
and | aw iij». r- t»»r an j-uin'c i.n 'In- S.>uiul.
READY TO ACCOMMODATE WYONH. AT ANY TIME, FOR
ANY I'CRI’OSE.
Caot C. M. DAY.
I’hiladelph a. Nov. (»- t’li r_r •
are laing made that the police an
preparing to thwart the election of
| the reform candidates* tomorrow.
I'o prevent nnv interference wiih
t!i.- eh c.ion lie tiie poli tin* sir
iff has issued a warning to tin
otlieers not to enter the |ioll-iig
p sees exiept to vote, or when
tailed upon to preserve order.
Washington, Nov. 4—It is au
thoritatively stated that there will
be no relief expedition sent to the
Arctic for the ice hound whalers,
as the departniant has received au
thentic rejsirts that the whalers .ire
safely installed in winter camp at
tin- ni »nth of the McKenzie river.
Washington, Nov. -»—Admiral
Prince Louis, of the Knglish navy,
was to-day presented to the presi
dent hv Ambassador Durand, lie
presented a mes-age of good will
from King Kdward. and expressed
himself as enjoying his visit to
this country immensely. A mini
< her of diplomats ane notables were
present at the presentation. Roose
velt expressed the hope that the
Prince’s visit would be a pleasant
one.
Seattle, Nov. J—Roy McDonald,
son of J. K. MeDonold. deputy
county clerk, was fatally shot in'
the back by George Be-Je while
walking along Thir l avenue. Me- j
Donaid was walking with B -ede’s I
wife. Tiie latter claimed that Mc
Donald was trying to break up hi
home and that he had wronged
Mrs. Beetle.
Seattle, Nov. I—Two masked
men held up the Beacon hill street
car line at midnight last night, and
eccaped after taking six dollars in
| cash ami the watches of the con
ductor and motorman. They held
i up the car men at the point of a
gun and had no diilicultv in mak
idg their escape. No clue has been
found.,
St. Petersburg. Nov. -1—The news
i:- derived from semi-official state
ments that ten thousand people
have b en killed during the past
week in riots at fifty different
towns throughout Russia. A plot
for the wholesale massacre of Jews
in southern Russia was discovered
bv the authorities this week, and
was partially frustrated by rushing
troops to the scene of the trouble, j
Jewish disorders are now on atI
Theodosia and Sara toff, where the
slaughter oi the Jews is reported to
have reached a large mimbe.r At
Kostrom there was a revolutionary
outbreak in which several hundred
were killed or wounded.
New York. Nov. tv—The republi
can committee claims that Ivins
will be elected as mayor tomorrow
by a majority of eleven thousand
over llearst and forty-seven tlious-'
and over McClellan. Hearst also
claims to be assured of election. It
is believed that Jerome, who has
been making a run on a ticket of
his own for the position of pros
rcutingntt'Anoy, wiii get the largest
vote of any ticket in the field
Philadelphia. Xov. tt— M iv.
W aver has sworn in cue thousand
extra poliee in aniieipadon of riot: :
on election day He has warncii
the sheriff, who t- mcnilv r of tin
so-called graft ring, that if he in
creases the numlier of his deputes
such act will be illegal and ' ill he
treated as such. Both the sheriff
and the mayor have issued procla
mations that tie y will uphold the
law.
Odessa. Nov. G -Horrible at roc- j
ities have been committed in th«
Jewish quarters the past few days
by rioters. Every device that
could be t' ought of to torture the
Jews was brought into use by the
nmb. The vie: inis had their
tongues torn out by the roots, nails
driven into their heads, and men
and women Acre rolled in Imrrel«|
driven full of spil*,.,.. mcrcv
was shown to women or children.
The Cossacks participated in the1
slaughter and pillage. I* is im
possible to make any estimate of i
the number of dead, but it will |
reach a large figure.
St. Petersburg, Xov. <»—The so
cialist democrats called off the
monster parade and demonstration
which was to have occurred at the
funeral service.- of the victims of
the recent riots. They claim that
the authorities intended to make
that occasion the - cue of the great
est slaughter in the history of the !
country The funerals were then-j
fore held privately. The revolu
tionists say that they expect a
period of quiet now, but that the!
lie at will i»e renewed as soon as I
it ;s -ifii that the government doe
no: intend to grant their deiuan<V
t hey predict an open right with
tin- troops the next time trouble!
starts, and say that the revolution-i
i.-ts are being organized and armed !
in every city in the empire, prepur-!
ing tor the great conflict.
Commissioner.-’ IBank* of ail
kind'ill stock at Prospector i’riiit
crv. Rubber stamps for commis
sioners and notaries
COPPER Ct.YIER ClUb ■
Chas. Cowell, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
—
Marquette Rye, Lacey and I
Walnut Hill But boon, Olympia j
Beep., and Pirisvu: m: (Sales, Yek-j
i>.\o and otlicr leading brands of
Cigars. _
E V ER YTill XU KL RST-CL A SS
Fifty cents pays fora month's j
-ubscrij tioii to Pi os] ector I.ihrarv j
R I P A N S Tubules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-rent lutcknee I- «*n • •igh f--r usual on ,.
Mon. The family Lottie (t*1 cent-) •■•mtttiii> *
»u| i*ly for a year. All Urjggist* -.11 them
Copper River
Braying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking,
r W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
Send Your Orders To
TEALE-HILLS
FURNITURE Seattle
and wash.
CARPET CO. .
Furniture,
Carpets,
Stoves.
and Household Goods.
AriiWs Mail Onlers to J. L. EE WITH,
Alaska R«*j>re^piitalivp T<*a’e-TIil!s,
Seattle, Wasl*
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
Str. Santa Clara j
Str. Excelsior \
I
f
Str. Santa Ana
' "7
Str. Dora \
_l
I iVf Pay Kx|>rcss Service direct lie tween
\ aide/, and Si attic. SailiiiL-from Seattle
• M. Is anil every ‘JO days thereafter.
Haile from Seattle 1st of each month for
Juneau, silka, Kayak, Yakutnt. Valdes,
Seward. Cook Inlet and way (torts. Sails
front Valdez for Seattle and wav (torts,
Pith of each month
Sails from Seattle on Pith of eaeh month
for Jttneav, Sitka; Kayak,Yakutnt Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way (tor's. Con
nects sit \ aide/ with Sir. Pora for all (torts
Is tween Valdez and Cttalaska. Sails from
Valdez for Seattle and wav |>orts, 1st of
eaeh month.
From Valdez to Cttalaska and way (torts
—•ith of each month, connecting at Valdes
w it It S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
J. F. TROWBRIIXJE, (ien Mgr
818 First Ave., Seattle. \Va«h.
C. W. MII.I.KK. Ass’t Mgr.
Phone 18 Valdez, Alaska.
flLASM ConnERcmL Qo.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
Portland and bertha.
Sailing from Seattle on the 10th ami 2”>th of each month,
calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. KUamar, Vuldex,
Latouche, Seward, Seldovia, Homer and Kodiad.
Connecting with FAIRBANKS TRAIL at Vuldex, and with
sreamer at Seldovia for Kenai, Tvoonok, Hope am' '■uinrise
during season of navigation on Cook Inct.
Right is reserved to change steamer or sailing without notice.
Home Office, 0 J Humphrey, (Sen’l Agent,
olO Satisome St. H4 Yesler Way.
San Francisco Seattle
J. C MARTIN, Agent,
Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
Incorporated.
\\ e have on hand a lari:*- assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Hells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 39.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB Sl CO., Props.
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled lioods Best Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Slierrv Riesling Angelica Sauterne •
Blackberry’Brandy Claret hv the Bottle or (jullon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
HYDRAULIC
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, Gates
Questions in regard to HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING PROB
LEMS freely answered.
TUIT P PI icr PA 503 Mission Street,
I I I L_ UwUOL, VV/a San Francisco, California.
Cable Address “Bouseco.” Bedford McNeill Code.
C. E. BOQdRDUS
Assayer and Chemist
Gold r.nd Silver $1.00 Gold Silver and Copper $2.50
•HI Coi< mria St..Skatti.k. Wash.
“1 ■l "" »■ I ■ ■■ -- •■■l ■' ■ «!*•-» ■ ——mm
Job Printing at the Prospector Shop