Idcsraphic News
Of The Wee*
Seattle, Nov. 3—The Pennsvl-1
wania has sailed for Valdex with a !
light load of freight and few pas- i
•engere.
New York, Nov. 3—Herbert
Pridgemen, secretary of the Pearv
Arctic Club lias received a messr.ge
from Peary, which was received by
whalers at Hopedale. -Labrador
yesterday. Peary has reached
87 degrees 6 minutes north lati
tude, the farthest north of any ex
plorer. He was tliere forced to
turn hick after suffering many
hardships. He -was forced to eat
■eight of his dogs on the return
trip. One of his supporting parties
was rescued on the coast of Greeit
land in a starving condition.
Worcester, Nor. 3—Congress-j
man Rockwood Hoar died lastj
■night. He quit the champaign for
reeiection in September on account
of a tumor on the brain which.
caused his death.
Sheridan, Nov: 3—The attempt
of the Utes to capture the eupnlv
train of the 10th and 6th cavalry
troops at Ashland was defeated.
The Utes are now heading for the.
camp of the Cheyennes.
New York. Nov. 8—Congress*.
tn :ti Loudensiager, secretary *>f the
republican congressional committee'
Issues a sta'ement regarding the;
next House. He savs iie is sure oi j
republicans having 230, democrats!
130. doubtful probably republicans
21, doublful probably democrats 13. j
Utica. Nov. 3—Secretary Root;
last nigh? delivered an awful
denunciation of Hearst. He said;
"I say to you with the authority ■
of the president that Roosevelt re-!
garbs Hearst as wholly unfit for
the position of governor. He is j
insincere and a self seeking dema
gogue, trying to deceive the work
ingmen by false statements and
promises. I say with the presi
dent’s authority that Hearst’s
election will be an injury and dis
credit to laoor and capital a.ike.
Roosevelt and Hearst are as far
epart as the poles. Roosevelt’s
message to congress speaking of the
assassination of McKinley, said.
that, it was due to the inflamed:
reckless utterances of those who!
on the stump and in the public;
press appealed to the dark and!
evil spirit of greed, envy and sul
len hatred. This applies alike to
the deliberate demagogues who ex
ploit sensationalism and the crude
end foolish visionaries who apoii
gize for crime or excite aimless
discontent. Isay to iou on the
authority oi the president that'
when he penned these lines with
the murder of McKinley fresh
before him that-he had in mind!
this same man Hearst.”
Now York. Nov. 5—Bourke Coch
rane addressed a pre-election Tam-,
many meeting Saturday night. He
said the Hearst move ent was in-'
apired by God and therefore irre-j
aisliblo. Hearst refused to leave'
his home vesterd.iv. II- ars’ and ■
Hu ghes will each address fifteen i
meetings today and tonight.
Beattie, Nov. 3—Gen. Seward,
aon of the Father of Alaska, has
wired Seattle his approval of tho
erection oi a monument to his
father here.
Seattle, Nov. 5—Father Clark, of
the church of the Sacred Heart,
was found unconscious in his room
this morning from gas which was
leaking from the pipe of a gas
heater. He was taken to Provi
deuce hospital, where it is said lie
cannot recover.
Pocatello. Nov. o—Seuretarv
Taft in an address here *aid tiiat
he was sent by the president ns a j
citizen and a lover of justice to as
sist in the Gooding campaign.
Gooding in the Moyer-Havwood
cases only followed the law, and
his defeat at this election would
parafize the efforts of the law abid
ing. He said the men would not
be railroaded, but would be given
justice.
New York Nov. 6—Hearst at- •
tempted to address twelve different j
meetings here Saturday night, but:
gave out after the fifth. He was |
greeted with tremendous cheering.!
At two of the meetings, be'ore the
. t
arrival of Heaist, unanimous res-'
oiutions were passed condemning1
Roosevelt for permitting the Root
speech. The resolutions contain
also the statement “We deem it
due to ouY" American citizenship
that we re-sent the flagrant attempt
at federal dictation of election in
this s'ate, and would make known j
to our servant at Washington our j
views regarding his interference.”
•In all his speeches Hearst coupled
Root and Crocker as represent a-'
tive< ofcorporations. He said that;
Root defended the Tweed ring and!
and the Jake Sharp traction brib-1
erv case, and states that he lias:
affidavits from four men that Root !
gave them money for their votes.'
He charged Root with l>ein£ attor
ney for the traction, whiskey, gas,
steel, tobacco, watch and insurance
rusts, and said that it was fitting
that he should endorse Hughes,'
attorney for fighting ship building,!
and sugar trusts and Boston fran
chise grab. He said it was fitting
that Crocker should side vrith Me
%
Carron against him when he had
driven Crocker, ice trust mayor,
out of office. It was fitting that
Root, attorney for the insurance
trust, should endorse McClellan,
Ryan's political puppet. It was
fitting that Root should endorse
the theft of the inayorilty election
by McClellan.
Washington, Nov. (3—Roosevelt
has returned from his trip to ti.e
Pine Knot estate. He succeeded
in getting only one wild turkey.
New York, Nov. 6—Rabbi Wise
in a Sunday address at the temple
said that Roosevelt was the only
saving asset of the republican
party, as he is a scorner of conse
quences. and works for what lie
thinks is right.
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Cincinnati, Nov. H—Cong res-- i
man Longworth ha* received a
wire from Roosevelt to publish
what Root saia in his letter to
Congressman Watson as indicat
ing Roosevelt’s desire for a repub
lican congress.
Reno. Nov. 6—Governor Sparks
democratic candidate to succeed
himself, has collapsed through
overwork in ti.e campaign, and it
i- feared that pneumonia will set
in. It is predicted that he is
certain to be elocted. George
Bartlett, the democratic condidate
; for congress is picked as a sure
■ winner.
Wikidel’s
Restaurant
For A First-Class Meal
Apartment* Open Day and /41gh
Boston, Nov. G—The contest for
governorship is as much in doubt
as nt the time of the nominations.
Both parties claim to be confident
. of success.
San Francisco, Nov. 6 —It is
! Iielieved that Ruci’s fight was
started too late to prevent the
election of Lang Jon, independent
! candidate for governor. The re
i publicans claim that Gillette will
! be elected, and the democrats are
(confident that with the assistance
‘of the labor vote they will be able
to elect Bell. Before the expose
Ruef had secured the endorsement
of the three parties for police
judges Conlon and Morgan for
1 judges of the superior court, lbe
bar association secured the nomi
nation of Judge Graham and Cof
fee and have made a hard light for
their election. The outcome is
ditlicult to estimate.
Washington, Nov. G—The presi
dent’s cah.mt worked in the field
until midnight last night. Fewer
returned home to vote, except the
New York contingent, than ever j
before.
Huntington, W. Va.. Nov. 6—;
Dmnot ratios policemen and republi
can deputy sheriffs at Williamson,
clashed in an election quarrel this j
morning, and the former arrested a
U. S. deputy marshal. Fifteen!
deputy marshals have gone to
Williamson to arrest the mayor,;
chief of police and other officials,'
and more trouble is expected. The
governor has ordered three com»j
paniee of the state guard to hurry >
to the scene to preserve order.
New York, Nov. G—In his last
speech Hughes said that the
issue of the election was Hearst
vs the American flag, and that
the flag had never yet gone
down in disgrace. Hearst, in
, his last speech, said that within an
i hour of his inauguration he would
! begin work on the trusts. He
stated that he wot !d remove all;
j public officials within his power if
i they showed any derelcition of
duty. Both sides claim to be,
■ confident of success.
Elklon, Md., Oct. 31—Secretary j
Bonaparte in an address here says
that trie democratic newspapers
and speakers who in 1*94 misrep-j
resented and ridiculed and abused
Roosevelt, have now ceased to,
perpetuate their blunders and ap
posing as Roosevelt’s true friends.
They are dishonest when they sat,
that the presid.-nt owes iiis success
' with the politicians of tiie last
• congress to the democratic party.
Roosevelt has answered this state
ment by urging that another re-,
publican House be given to him.
Baltimore, Nov. 2—Secretary
Bonaparte in explaining the presi
dents position regarding trusts
said that he wants a square deal
for everyone whether lie is a pig.
lion or man. He will a.-k the aid
of congress and the courts to keep
corporate wealth under subjection
to the law.
Chicago, Nov. 7—The returns
rtceived up to an e. rly hour this
morning indn-ate* that the next
house of i-i i.ntatives will be;
republican br a good majority.!
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The southern states ha' : returned;
the usual democratic majorities.
In th“ western siiftec the results
arc about us usual. In the east,
there is little change from two!
years ago.
Providence, Nov. 7—Janies K.j
HiJdins, the democratic candidate:
for governor oi Rhode island, has j
been elected by a large majority. I
St. Louis. Nov. 7—The result in!
! Missouri is doubtful. The demo
crats have regain-d some of the
jcongresional districts lost two
t vears ago.
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Wall Paper For Sale
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No. ice of Trustee's Sale In Bank
ruptcy.
In :L? PUtrlct Court f -r r!,e Torrltorr or .vU*k» :
Third Division
In the Matlnr of tbv C'uitU’i
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Noli*’-’ i* h»?f»bf )f!v :n tJ.r i. pursaanf Joan |
order duly r .ud** »r»»l t. “.'i t; e ithdaf i
of October, iv. ». by *i:e »i**4or* i in r*iir»K. *,
In It.** iue*t*-r f* . e-v«- :• m
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tin' , iti r »nt '.*■** i’1 »x• rf" ' r! houM i
in th«: T"wn of Valdes. District ->f Ala«ka.
The oropcrty to tfeaolil it Mid ilia Is iaaifl*
•d M follow!, to wit' I
An undivided nine tenths interest ts sad t»
the foilowlag deecrlbed placer mini If oLaisas
end lode claims. situated la the Mein* Mining
District, Valdes Recording District, District el
Alaska, to-wit:
Claim No. 5 above discovery, on Chime creek
aolli e of location being recorded In book D of
mining locations at pivalil ol Ihe records el
Velde* Recording District, to which reference
Is Looby made.
Claim No » above discovery, on ChUtlla
Creek, r-.corJ-.-l In book D, of said records at
i2
Claim No. £ on Wki*c Oulch, recorded tn
book r» at paze 102 of said record*.
Claim No. u on White Gulch recorded in book
1) a: pt> ge 78 of 6Sld record*.
Claim No. ion Rez Gulch, recorded in book
D of ‘tig*d records at pAgre 97.
i.’isim No. 10 on R«x Gulch, recorded la book
b at page- 7H of said r*?cords
Claim No. 13 on Rez Gul* h. record* d In book
b hi pe£-» 39 of said rcrord*.
Claim No. 5on Grub S:*-.ke G ul L. re5or<ted
in l:o ;k D, a*, page 91 of -aid record*. ,
Claim No. 8 on Grub ritako Gulch. recorded If*
book I) at pkgi- 80 of -aid records.
CI*.:a* N >. j on Rl-i Gulch, recorded In book
l» c*» 37 of *«id n*f ».r I -.
c'l.i!zi> No. 3 ol T. rrfjr Gilcb,-recorded In i
book i‘ nt pugs W <record*
( lain; N • * on Jo.'> C" h recorded In buok
I> a: 8^ of *»id record*
• la.mNo .loL ‘i-. ti'lftv Gul^h re* or4* d G, I
v f k D at page l*b • t haM record •
Kmma bench Clr.lr*., on I»*lt limit of and ad- j
Initsff Isias Nos j nd 10 six v 11 eery c ?.
, fe*.o«d-•; in l..ok i a. j.^c uldvi .
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• . -L'. No- 4 ab"V0 •liscdjTcry, .jn Cui'.Ltu
*'r - ’: roeordrd In bo<>k Rat ** ot vbi reo j
or 1 .
« irtiu No. 9 on White Gulch, r*coft<«d Ip
brr-.k •> at jofe 7 j cf **id records.
• ->.iu N'.. < w Gnlch,-recorded !o*book
!>*.: V iip.- r.J of s?l i records.
• ... i No. c on R .\ Gulch, recorded in book
lj it page 107 •*; tftid r-cords.
('lain > 12 or. Lex Gulch. recordad tn In-ox
L it pa • in .--f -»!J reccr Is
Claim No. n on Rez Gulch recorded ia book
I> v. page 101 oi said record*.
• lai r ' 4 on Rial Gulch recorded In book
I* o* at pv-e«7i.
« . •:• No. 2 ou Lower Gulch recorded! In book
X* k pas • 7v of said record*.
» : •». No. t o : Jolly Gulch recorded In bo*,k
b nt 1 »f r-- rd .
Ci-i •. 2 Gr . .-take Gulch recorded tn
bo .k I* i.* p.tye 72 r.f *a;.l jfcord*.
Cl. No. - P*-b-’> discovery on Chltfltu
re ,rded in t k at page 73 of Mid
re
• .• So. 1 h7..,« discovery on Cbittitu
€»•*—'* re .. d -1 la bo k I* at page of said
r <.*•!-.
.:;i No. 6 Kiev*, dii’overy ou CbCtltu
C:. >. recorded ia book I> *f pege s4 of shM rec
ord
( .. itu No. t ->ti W :;ite Gulch recorded in V '
Pti |l. ’ : ' i I .-fc.'i fC orda.
b.miD ito n jo nc9itie ^*r!iva record** to
book tf «t j-*ge lOt of •** * •n:oM*
rh*(D No loa Rex au.0 recoided t* *«o*c
I^Oi P*ge of *aid r*7o.di
CtaiB No too Kex G.ihia .ecorded h*o*
1>*1 s*gc 75 Of §*:d tecordk
0:«un So Ton Un (iuIco xceord*-! »u o<<*k
D *i page 107 ol Mid reooi d •
rk>u No ion Blei Gaich recorded ;n Oootc
D t •sage ’00 of Mid recur S
• t .m No 1 on Reman '»uicu re orded is
bo.*h D »: p*g*S5 of S*.d record j.
C.*.:n No 4 on Jolly Gulch reco;drd in awk
D *4 page oi M*:d record*
Clsiru No ! ou Haute Gulch recu.-dc . in book
I» «i ptge 9C* of vsid record*
l‘i*j*i No. 1 on Kdu* Gulch recorded ;o Uclr
D •( ^*g^ W f»i b*id retor i*
No 1 ok» Glady • Gulch reccr-lei in
boot i* *; j»age % oi **id record*
i Llaim No l uii Grub Stake <mltii rtc^rde ! in
book D at f.age '.4 oi a i r*C ird*.
Ctslcn No. 7 on Grub ->;*ke Gulch recuiued ;c
: book L> a; page M of J re- .*»dj. ,
I ( laim No. 8 *L>ve Jj:*curery «»n Ci.r* w»
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