BAILEY IS INDIGNANT
Hays Attempt Is Being
Made To Queer
Him
Washington, Nov. 30*-"Senator
Jo© Bailey has issued a statement
charging the attorney •general of
To&a9 with being in a political con*
piracy to discredit him with his
’Constituents. The charge arises
over the fact that the attorney
general connected Bailey’s name
with the Pierce-Waters Oil Co.,
members of which touve just been
convicted of conspiracy under the
tfilktns law. Bailey will return to
fenaa and demand that an investi
gation be made. j
Island Didn’t Sink
Mexico City, Mex., Nov. 30~»
ftugene Metz, the Chilean consul,
has (received word that there was
no truth to the report that ths
island of Juan Fernandes sunk in
die sea last August at the time of
the earthquake. Chilean warships,
which have been cruising in those
waters bring the news that the
island is still all right.
May Fire Senators
Havana, Nov. SO—Governor
Hcgoon has issued a call to all
the senators who were elected at
the last election asking them to
meet with him to consider impor
tant business next Saturday. It is
believed that it is the intention of
the United Stated to ask all sena
tors to resign in order to simplify
adjusting the affairs of the country.
Be Arraigned Monday
San Francfaco, Nov. 30—Mayor
Schmitz and Ruef will be ar
raigned before the court here Mon
day on a number of indictments.
Lynchburg, V*,, Nov. 30—In a
rear end coll'si on on ihe Southern
Railroad last night seven men
were killed outright and eleven
more Were seriously injured. A
passenger train to Which Was ‘at
tached a private car of the presi
dent of the road was delayed along
the route and a passenger follow
ing crashed into it, completely
demolishing the car and killing the
dccupants. The parlor car, Which
Was next ahead was also badly
Wrecked and a number of the pas
sengers injured. The dead are
President of the road Samuel
Bpencer, who was burned so that
his remains were unrecognisable,
Phillip Schuyler, of New York,
Charles 1). Fisher, of Baltimore,
Francis Tread wood, of Baltimore,
D. W. Davis, President Spencer’s
dispatcher, and J. W. Shaw,
Spencer’s private secretary. All of
the dead are prominent in Wall
Street and financial circles.
San Francisco, Nov. 30—-Mayor
Schmit* arrived yesterday and was
met at the Oakland mole hy a
crowd numbering into the thous
ands He was loudly chefcred as
he stepped from the train and made
a short address saying that he
would not attack his enemies on
Thanksgiving day, but that he
Would be prepared to defend him
self against any of them later.
Warren Denies Charge.
Washington, Dec. \ —» Senator
Warren, of Wyoming has arrived
; here. He denies that he and his
coPeague Senator Clark, are inter
ested in the Union Pacific coal
lands as was stated in an affidavit
of secret agent Meyendorff. He
says he only met Meyendorff once
and that was when the latter
solicited the senator’s assistance to
get promotion in the service. Ai
that time the secret agent had no
connection with the coal land in
vestigation, and the matter was
not mentioned between them.
Grand Jury Indicts Ruef
San Francisco, Dec. 1—The lat
est development in the prosecution
of Ruef is an indictment for pro
tecting disorderly houses. Ruef
and Chief of Police Dinan have
been jointly indicted for taking
bribes to allow these houses to
continue in business and Dinan
has also been indicted for perjur
ing himself in his testimony before
the grand jury.
Bertha Laid Up.
Seattle, Dec. 1—The steamer
Bertha, of the Alaska Coast Co., is
now laid up for repairs and is
scheduled to sail for Valdes on
Christmas day.
San Francisco, Dec. 1—A wind
which attained a velocity of 65
miles an hour caused consider
able damage here yesterday even
ing. The walls of the wrecked
Palace hotel were blown down and
two children were caught by the
falling debris. The shells of more
than a dozen buildings were blown
down by the storm.
A Bargain For Readers.
ITere it a combination of reading matter
.vhl.-h Should appeal to every family In Valdez
For IS 75 We will deliver the Dally Prospector
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President Congratulated
Washington, Dec. 1—Scores 01
telegrams have been received b}
Roosevelt commending bis action
in disbanding the 25th colored in
fantry. Congress will ask for all
the correspondence in the matter
and will investigate the matter
thoroughly. The president now
refuses to discuss it further until
after Congress has taken some
action.
Seattle, T'ec. l*-«-Kkler Webb, of
the colored church of God, replied
to Tillman’s speech last night. He
declared that it is an historical
fact that Jesus was black as was
Solomon, and that the blacks laid
ilie foundation for the present civi
lization when Ham established a
kingdom near Egypt. He said
that when Tillman made the state
ment that the black race had don<
nothing for civilization he was dis
closing the fact that he was ignor
ant of history.
New York, Dec. 1—Eastern dem
ocrats are afraid that the pre
dominance of the radicals who
favor government ownership of
roads will bring about the dissolu
tion of the party and the western
democrats are divided between
Bryan and Hearst, so that it is
confidently predicted that the
South will be the section to name
the presidential candidate in 1908.
Many of the prominent leaders of
the party have expressed the hope
that such will be the case.
Washington, Dee. 1—Admiral
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& Wool Co.
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Pine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
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For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - 2.00
Lead • 2.00
Jl LLAMAR, ALAagJ
Converse recommends that tw«*
Vice Admirial* be created for th*
Atlantic and Pacific fleets, if the
new plan of mobolising into two
main fleets be adopted.
Seattle, Dec. 1<—The Saratoga
reached port from Valdez yesterday
evening.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
Will be paid to ary one who
will furnish me with the names of
persons who sent cablegrams from
Seattle in my name, and $50 more
will be given if the parties are
proven to be Valdez people. The
persons who sent them were very
particular to state in messages that
it was Consolidated Knights Island
tiuhbard-Elliott stock they re
erred to and it appears to me they
wished to cast discredit on the
company in which I am interested.
[ wish to state further that there
never was any^of our stock on the
market and I am informed there
will not be until shipping ore
starts. The Bank of Valdez, Levy
& Co., and Joe Dieringer, who re
ceived messages will give me
copies and an investigation has
been started at both ends of the
cable.
Respectfully
Edw ard H, Craig.
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