98 Victims of Wreck
San Francisco, July 23 —A re
eled list of the loss of life in the
O'.umbia disaster gives bS passen
,f(>rs lost. Ninety-seven of the
passengers was saved and 38 of the
crt.v Just as the Columbia sank
jlic boilers exploded, thus counter
aiiing the suction caused by the
sinking of the vessel and enabling
,nanv of tiiose who were escaping
in omits to get away without being
drawn down after tlie ill-fated ves
-ri. But for this not a soul would
have b<?en saved out of the whole
]j»: of p:\ssencers. It will not he
known exa-tly how manv were
saved until reports are received
from the small hamle's near the
cape, where it is said there are 15
or more of the survivors. None of
th<‘ children on hoard wey* saved
ami very few women. All accounts
go to prove that the accident was
due entirely to the carelessness or
poor judgment of the officers of the
San Pedro.
Seattle, July 23—Major Strong,
formerly a newspaper man of Nome
1 ives on the first hoot for Katalla
t• • .-tart a newspaper.
New York, July 23—Hevanne
Tavshanjian, a millionaire Armen
iaii and a prominent importer of
his city, was shot and killed by
.h n-sassin vesterdav evening I’be
victim, who was an intimate friend
of the Sultan of Turkey, was
doomed to di«* by an international
revolutionary society, and at the
last meeting of the society the as
~a.->in was selected to do the deed.
After killing the Armenian, tin*
t'Sassin fled through the croud on
Broadway, firing repeatedly at the
ollieerh who were pursuing him.
d hitting two of them. lie was
tii.ally caught an 1 confessed tnat
! i< Society wanted money from
the dead man. and notified him
tint he would have to give up or
he killed.
Columbus, Ind., July 23—A re
markable duel was brought off here
yesterday afternoon between two
autoists. They had been quarrel
ing over the relative merits of theri
machines and determined to sett'e:
the trouble by testing the power of
the autos in a collision. The men.
George Median) and E. Iv Laymer.
got up full speed on the driveway
and charged each other, wrecking
tae machines and slightly injuring
both men.
New York, July 23—One hun
dred torpedo experts have been
ordered by the war department to
to proceed at once to the Philip
pines to superintend the laying of
mines in the harbors of the islands.
They will leave for the YY eet
immediately.
Seattle. July 23—The tin in. n on
the tug Boyden mutinied at Pori
Kssington this morning and <’1j>.
tier ng shot two of them. lit* stie
et-eded in restoring t-eaee on the
vessel, hut will probably lx- ar
rested and giv«n a hearing for tin
sin nting.
New York. July 23—The latest
development in the trust line is a
l»ilde trust, a ‘cording t•» tin- » dit. r
of the Watchman. He savs In •Am
erican Bihle Society has gradually
absorbed a 11 of ' In* s nalli rruni'i r> «
practically stopped the ft >■ d '.rt
hution of hihles and raised tin
price. An appeal will In made m
congrtss to remove t he 2"* | • r eent
tariff duty on hihles, which « nah • -
i lit* trust t«> command a h gt < r
price for t heir out put.
New York, Juiy 23—W'orl In
heen reeeiverl from 15*■ riin that tin*
Kaiset Willu-lm was tloatid at
noon to day.
Silt. Francisco, Ju!v 2d Jack
Welsh will act a- refer e it. : he
Brii'-Nelson tisrht. which is to he
pullul < ft Jui\ .'11.
San Franci.-eo, July 21 — Forma
c)iaf_e- of j»ros.- inliuuia ni: v ' <\ >
la ell tiled ayaitist ‘’apt. 11 i) sou. f
'lie San Be iro. 1' .a’.cu'-d tea
lie refused to iiive MH' or to flu
pass*-n:rers of • he t d'l! l.ia, a' Sim
time of she wreck. Ii -aid th
several hoai loads of the survi'.or
atleinlMed ’o hoard tin "an 1 * * tiro
and t he < ap!a:n ] id < I ont ai . 1 i* 11
thetn. r e t u s i * • u in mak> any at
tempt to pick t In m up
Sealth , July 2-1—( ipt. Klink n
i'ttrjz, *he whaler, who was an".- >d
at N.-me and hiotiydit i > i • lor rI.
for kiiliun several nn-mher.' of in
crew. is tew in ih» com ly j d
Tlie date el hi- « rial tel- l.ot • '
set.
Victoria, B. (' . July 21 A fir*
in the re-idi nee district ot ni-eiu
* hi- morn inn. de-t roved lifi ■ heme
coverii an area a mil* 1 >y ■ ait :
mile in extent. Shot iy at*' i i lo
fi re -tailed the W.i I* I' .-n | p! >' f ' i '"
aid it was itnpo.--ihle <o control
the flames. The hurt * d di-’r
ineiudes a portion of ( hma own
The to* a I Ins- will he ah.Md
$ J S(l.(it)()
Sen' t h*. .J is I V - 1 I I ! • ” I I I < ft el'
u-ft on tin- llumbolt 'hi' morn n
to make a trip <»t insp.etion of aii
tlio armv |o> < in Alaska.
S' a t-t It*, -I'll V 'J 1 — I la* I'"11
eon veil i inn of tin* M «l» m "’..ob
tiitit of tin* Wt riil. opened hen
-his m* rnin^.
New Voik. .July — Liin
\y I filer killed KM her Soiling ami
tried to shoot two men th « mot n*
Hen Wanted
Tunnemien $4.00
Axemen 4*°°
Laborers 3*5C
Board i*o°
I At Latouche
ing beoaus** the girl refused to
marry him He ha* been persist
cnfly e* d avoring for some time to
get the girl to consent to martv
him. but she refused, thinking he
was jitter her money. After tin*
shooting Warner w - caught by :>
mob and badly leaten before the
authorities secured him.
(’linton. IH. July 21 Vespasian
Warm r, 1* S. (Commissioner a*
t hi' I • ice, V ♦■11. ijit.i Court Vesfer •
day and *wor* that hi' s'epm*ehi r
was a in- m Me did this in
order to prevent her from securing
the estate of $2,000,000 left by bis
fa tie r.
New ’f ork July 21 Frank l’>
hnhe. t1 e tobacco king, married
Mrs. Nintudme Holt Inman, a
J i on i f -i» -ie* \» leader of t ieorgia
in tiii' city 1:»«-1 night. The wed
ding was a ijn:et affair then* being
no guests i re-ent.
Seat'1 e .Inly 21—h. Fuiballasis.
an Fn jk'htean was found dead at
the n.on’ii of the railroad funnel
: i - i i ;gbt. He, lad been shot.
Then* i' t o Hue to the perpetrator'
of ?hi crime.
Sea"'e. I :' 21—t’haftenr Ben
( i ' ;i t ’ 1 : * ' i ! I f ' ! hi M nil less for
i . a i ■ ‘i i i \\ I ii h W u I ’a rs<ms
was killed Set hav. < Irani bad a
{.earing * ef*o» lie ronmer* jury
and '!iev exonerated him from any
b > tile
|)r f( Iv in I w '!*• ill leave f>>r the
oil lie* S t • I I (,‘llt I It
.1 II t’llMei,.l**n .ii.it wife i eliiriii .I
f? .in a flip i<> ('hi-tindium, H I,.
I’tilly c iiie- !■ in. (' pel <'ei ter with
I |h* ii* \ I: »i.'lit l» I ' vie on ill when
In* |cfi lie (Vic r, l.e i-* now yreatlv
intnr* v*> t
\| .1 !.. in I .ei t :ii'il V II Meat'no, of
S' J v •. | > i -'.Ii < t i*i 11 t ni*■(♦•« of
ip. .. ,u * i>l.o *i \ • I i t ’ .pi *" t' .
v* 111 sit; v on tin* i . - \ ♦ 11 i p ..I the Sara
log'll > . n port I •• company holding*
at Kiaic I* v
.1 u l.'e Wi(*kt t -I mi i- expected o:
* I S:i: .'I • i: il. It I: I: o'.li* I: III 1.11 t* p i
|ve | ?.*> ii*'»*i> ; I'.'IVe I I egal'dintf 4 h*‘ 4
t . in. lie Wle ti. e • Vc ! fill t I**
SM11 Finding Ore.
■J ’ > i r If ' il. o h** (’rowii Cop.
I ,<i i * . n*|.n|N th i' t wo more me
I .*•♦*- i. :t»* * I •* f uul on *h<* enmp
>\ p...| ety nt h i* t- l**hiPd O
•he Mot I* I elaim. I’i.y < f l- e-,ll l«* l$*e
\ foni.il eoplitioinu or** a-•nymu
• •li'ht ei ce II copper, ill.I oil the (’op
; Hut. II. *in u bay Hide, another
p.e t* on we> niH'lt*. curr' iinr three j «*r
, t ., i .• |:. .Hi ‘1 ■ • i s ni*- corn pa rat ively
. t* .. waiter, an.i that <>n tli Cop
, ,.t J |nf v.'il l-e tupped eooti by H tnn
i;. |, which I' now III. l-r Way.
’I'll*, next i etnarka 1 de Hud ott the
[...if ertv vfi- made t.v Surveyor \dann*
vl.il>- luitiinvr the line on * ho ground
lie i.i-eoV I* ! a JO t id fl' Uie vein
' * * * 11 • I'll ■ lie « lei . iltl'.l iil.1.
nan l>< *' ic* 1 f ir wfcveral hundred fe«-i
ti.** rface
ih - tv uve men are now employed
r tin company. and mote will l>*
aided .**0011 Foreman (ileanon i- t?•
■ •hartfe <>f work it Hav of I~i«*>» and
K .ton t-* in change at Herring bay.
Plan Glacier Stream Work.
A committee conei-tin# of F. M |
| Brown, \\. M. Finical and 1'. <1. Quinn
| .van appointed by the Council last
! tjii»ht to look into the ex pens**, and de
vi->»* way.-' and means fur the construc
tion of permanent improvements to
protect the town from the possibility
of dangei fi oin glacier wafer The fol
low my i- a ropy of an ayi cement w fiirfi
it i- pio| ii-ed to ri dilate amongst thtt
l»;opeilv ow i er> ot tewti, and fin* resi
dent-of tin* reservation I! i> hoped
flint in thi- manner enough money ran
he ral-ed to huild a pernialielil and
| ielection troin the water, thus
t; in.y ’he tax l ayers of the animal
Imrdeii of of -urh woik’.
\\ e the tindyrs yim I, re-i lent- of the
t».* • .infi ll i'ownof \ Alaska,
i ,■ j e .|i i.f the l-’uellts arrru
my ind to .icrriie to u- and to our
pi opci f y I'h n-l and p« i .-oila I Ml
s . ! Mwn, do hi*i hy ayi ee and under •
t ike h> pay o hid ’I >W|| of \ aide/
to v11. to P duly authorized tiensiiier
trustee or agent, a special tax of one
i < r cent on I lit* 11* - »• H *» ed valuation of
all or prop rt v in -aid (own loth leal
i .1 per si ilia I, -ml a--« aient to I i> « n
the same vahndion a- »lu.t officially
made tor pm pose of laxitmii under
the slaiiit* m -urh t*H-o m ide and pio
vide I; - tin ta\ o{ one per relit herein
I rovided for, to he a ,-| i rial assess
mei.t hi aodltn u P> the two per rent
I ,\ nuihorrz.ed hy law. and the money
la. ed *»> s dd specal tax to he lifted
ill l*> 'll jillH*t ion W 11 It -linilo fill'd to
I al-ed I >\ the le-nlei’s aid prop«ity
nw i i j - on the lit ei x at ion, immedial•*
Iv adji miny --id Town of V ddi z, for
the | iti p i.-e of pay iny the eo-1 of a
(■• i iiiaiietd dy ti*. lexer > i wing dam
a la. re *lie Town • f Valdez at siirh
|..jid a- max he -elerteii hy the nyeiit
of aid town ai d of said le-ideids of
slid l.’ -er va 11 o * i, in protect the town
from I he ulariei x»‘ei - which ari* now
a Putlaluul sol.ice i t d ill rr theta o
S i id I a x i f one p»*r rent to he pay
ilh'e on or l et . e
A nil in -|i|i iiitinu of (In' iieiieflta
mvi ui’.p iiiui to eeroe fu us nod In our
l>t i>|>**r! y s iifnri"iiiiil, ivc ! i'n*|iy bind
Oil I'~ 1*1 Vet-. Oil I tli'i i . 4* \ I till t I i s. hi I III in—
1st i,if or- and ussii for tlit* | m you of
< f Mini tn\ upon ail piiiperty owi i>l l»V
us in sail! Town oil 1!ni,
NAMK NAME
Safe Deposit Boxes
A -»“t of tlio most mo l.-rn safe fie—
posit boxes pa In -ii n-ceived by A D.
levy A f\... and i- lend)’ for iustallH
t loll Hi the vault (if the bank. 1 fit's**
boxes me make from inmmaijeso steel,
nod weie budf to older I **li>U the only
ones of the kind ever made 1’he mdi*
t ary -a f •* deposit in \es me mad** fioni
c intiion iron, but tin., set. beinu made
of tin best steel, an* as u<>' 1 a protec
tion Multilist bmpial's a» a sate, and
whin install-fi in the vault of tin*
i ills will lecntinly limri c -al le ex
cept by t In* owners I l:e ii x it s vveipdi
i 7.<HtO poitufis. They will be on itihpee
tmti tor a f* w day's at tin* store, mid
I anv one wishiuu <> box teserved sboiiid
t*aiI and It* i\'<* their ordet soon. Drioes
ranu'* from r > per year up.
For A»ay> Send Your On- To
Ellamar Mining Co.
(iold. Silver and t »»j• jn-r $d..’>0
(iold and Silvi-r - 1 .‘*>0
(’oj»|M*r ... 2.00
la-ad - - * 2.00
I- uaM ' it, Ai.ahka
ll you do:-ire writ" or hliip to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
11 Langley St., Victoria, B. C.