jjff. Bradley Urges speed
^•.gMn, I>. C., Nov. 1*3 Mrs.
dl v U f.w her counsel to accept
twelve men to sit in judgment
' She is anxious to have
tl, r <.>*»'•
t-;d over as she is fast becoming
t.j-vaUS wreck.
. Paul, Nov. 15—Jim Hill lias
;he Kansas City club, declining
ivi^aiion to attend a banquette
giivn in honor of Tom L. Johnson,
Cleveland.
Vew York, Nov. 15—The directors
the Northwestern Steamship Com
r. and allied interests have elected
Dou::l.'.si of New York to succeed
udit,*r Pearl of Seattle. There is to
. an entire reorganization of the
eamship. tishieries, and lighterage
unpanies. All are to be expanded.
ie Morga.i-Guggenheim crowd in
ud to double the expenditures in
laska development immediately.
'
Juneau. Nov. 14, l:4Up. m.—A com
inaiion has been perfected whereby
ie Second district cant fifty votes
nder the unit rule, Tozier, Youngs,
heldon. McKenzie and llitehie
wnty-eight votes from the Third
ivision. and Skagway', Haines and
[eichikan tifiee 1 vole; from the
irst division, for Tozier < r Peri: ins
or temporary chairman. Nome names
apt. Johnson, Perkins and i»; an foi
lelegates. the Third supports Wioker
Lham and McKenzie for delegates
and Skagway and Ketchikan names
t>ne delegate and national committee
man.
Jan an Nov. 1-i. noon—The Ket* fl
ic m delegation had a caucus and de
ciif-’i . atand with the territorialists
f h' :h- (- invention organization, but
dc-ided to oppose the resolution at
tacking Guv. Hoggatt. The Skag
v.'ay delegation has just arrived, and
ar -t a- a territorial form of govern
ment and anti-Hoggatt .
Juneau, Nov. 14, 2:30 p. m.—Tht
convention split on the temporary
organization. The First district ii( le
gates left the hall, except the Hkag
way and Ketchikan delegations. The
convention proceeded t > organize
elec dag Ool. W. T. Perkins of Noms
as temporary chairman.
Juneau, Nov. 14, 10 a, m.—All dele
gates u:a present, except those from
SkasT.ay, due to arrive at noon. Pol
i‘ :ans icom rival camps worked all
trying to form combinations,
1 •- Wore apparently unsue «ssful.
Kyan and Steele control
thir.y—even votes in the Second di
v.si,,-a; Leroy Tozier of Fairbanks,
Ul-h dilcliie, Youngs, McKenzie and
SheMon, have about twenty-eight
Vjt s in t!ie Third district, with seven
' ! 'ar.v creek votes contested. This
o-ves the combination sixty-live votes
w practically control of the convcn
h->n, with six votes from Skagwav
a!l: °uc from Haines or a ( ombina
■• ai with Ketchikan with s ven votes.
1 is now estimated that wh a the
‘invention meets today, there will be
ne hundred and thirty-five votes
represented. G«Avmor Hoggutt’s sup
p.rtcr-5 are striving to head off the
condemnation resolution, hut insist
on beating Judge Wiekersham for
delegate from the Third district. 1
The> have funned a combination with
Wrungdl, Juneau, Douglas Island,!
Mid Dodge of Fairbanks and Corson'
o Norn *. I) lights ik \v threatens u. ,
drop out on ace uni i.f friendliness1
for Wiekersham. If a compromise is
effected. Wiekersham will withdraw
and l\,xier will be national commit
teeman. I not. the convention v>ili
be spin -v r i 'reii-.vi •! government,
t
Hoggdi , Wiekersham, and each judi
cial division will be divul.d over the
selection of delegates t j the national
conwmh i.. ’File Perkins-Ryan com- ■
bin ition control:, the See. ml, Tozier I
die Third and Shackleford the First, ;
but for delegates to the convention
only.
The convention will convene at 2 j
o’clock, but will }.r -bahly infect a
temporary organiza.lon only and then
adjourn until evening.
Hurry White of L.-s Angeles is here
representing Vorys. the manager of
the Taft campaign f »rth > presidency.
He has telegrams from th * Taft head- ,
quarters indicating that Roosevelt
favors Taft as the republican ii"mi-|
nee.
The oi.ii.en- gave die dcitgatts and
the visiting Honolulu girls a lug dance
lastniglu.
Ratlulrum, Nov. 15—l/iic Adams’
trial has been postponed i * allow
Clarence S. Harrow, leading alter;.ey
for the defendant, t-» go to Sp k.u.e
member, 'lhe prosecution propose to
introduce a ghastly exhibit at the
trial in. the form -f a skeleton of 1 y!» r.
the man alleged to have be* n mur
dered by Adam-;.
Seattle, Nov. In— ihr wife < ■ Ser
geant Lefevre iias begun suit against
the wife of St rgeant lilatte \ all of
Fort Lawton, Alaska, f*<r damages
for slandering her. The testimony
I shows that Sergeant W ilson was
arrested for bringing an immoral
woman to the post, and a drui ken de
bauch followed, the details of which
are unprintable.
New York. Nov. 15—The court will
decide in Decemb r whether or not
Harriman will be compelled to ans
wer the ipi sli< ns pr< pounded t«> him
by the Interstate (A mmeree Com
mission.
Montgomery. Nov. 1* ->taie
women w ■ re seiz'd aid searched, and
ad military
Valdivostck. Ncv. 15—Societal-)
f«ft has canceled his German < -de
ments, and will sail heme via Cher
bourg arriving in New Y* rk Pc.-tu
ber 7th.
Vancouver, Ncv. 15—Roger \\r
rone, colored, has l>eon i f..;
the assault and minder of t I» n.en
tine Nahu, the little daughter <•! Cap
tain Ni hu. Hlui d-ntaltv'd elntlx <
the victim were fi and in ;i v.i -ant
lot. Excitement of the citizens h
intense and lynehi: g r. feilov .
Lincoln, Neb.. Ncv. li» — r at
edito rial in the (\ mm nor. Bryan's
newspaper, the dem*Ck h ulo:
says he v.i 1 aoivpt tlx* m miration
fi r the presidency. if In - p..rty want;
him to do so. IU* says h h hai
plenty <f lion at tit I. .'V- of hi.
party and i .itC :i.•.I hie. if the par y
insists he will ngai.i i .!: * up tin
leadership.
New Y< rk, Nov. I*' Pres id nt
Harney, of 11: d T.re. Kid k s bi i k, j
Trust (’em party, ■ mni:?<d snieidi
because the woman he I v • I w n
back on him when Ids re.t is.es lenr.
His wife, who was suin^ him foi
divorce, (••/.me !. • in?' rt him whet
she learned < f his di thn . m •! *. am
placed her entire private f. :: ;ne
his disposal, it unor- i : rilied
the cause of the bank w - /a- h ur-i.
OUmpia, Nov. 10—The supreme
court has held that the Sunday thea
t re closin'* law is valid.
I!'»<puiini. Nov. 10—Steele, the self
eonfcsM'd murder* r of T( cM, is in the
county jail under a heavy r.u-rd.
Friends of Todd threaten t • lynch
h i rn.
Juneau, Nt.v. 15, 3 p. m.—The com
mit too on platform presented the fol
lowing resoki ions, which wore
’adopted by the convention, with prac
tically no oppt sition:
Indorses the administration of 1're
ddent Roosevelt, lauding his efforts
igaimt corp ration green; says that
Mr.ska b entitled t<» the benefits of
ha 17S7 ordinance; runs amend*
n nt to the organic act taking ext eu
ive powers frtim judges and placing
tame in the hands . f the governor,
.vunls r.mendr.i'id t> the coal laws
governing Alaska, in order to cn
'iirage the development of the coal
|
lolls f tlu territory; asks the gov
't am at to give financial aid to
VKisU.ii railroad:;; indorses the (Tea
lm « f a b\ noth judicial division;
| .v ii: aids to navigation in the way
: >f 1 igh Ii«.ns.'s, e* •.; commends the
,v< rk < I the AUr ka road ecimmission;
, wants ::» extension of the govern
n nit cable system especially to Ccr
! 1 v.i '• 1 Kata!!::; will supp» rt Dolc
t - ile; ind-M's •* Taft fi>r the pres
! atnoininati n, am! instructs the
iati ::al dolomites of the convention
lo vote for T iff.
I
Rathdmm, N< v. 1(5—Clarence S.
1) ;*r >\v h is returned fr in Spokane,
whither h went for medical treat
n i t, and has begun the introduction
f t stimcny for ins client, Steve
\duins. He charges that the Adams’
' • r.f ssion was obtained by eo-ersion,
m l that tlie skeleton introduced by
hep-.-; edition as that of the mur
I dcred man, Tyler, is that i f another.
Seattle, Nov. 10 —The cruiser Rain
b: w ha t be*'’, equipped with a wire
'c system.
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