REBELS
CITY
to
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Massacre Sixty Spaniards, But
350 Americans Are Not
Molested.
Mexico Oily, Mex., Oct. 10.—
The rebels, who have been be
sieging the town of Torrson for
l he past six weeks, captured the
place, yesterday and massacred
sixty Spaniards who were resi
dents of Llie city.
The lives of file 050 American
if the United Rubber |
company, an American concern,
were spared, as Deputy Consul
Alleli Ihrealened the rebel lead
ers with I lie vengeance of the
American government, In whom
lie had telegraphed (lie names of
I he leaders of the invest ing army,
and of whom would be demanded
an accounting, no matter what
the outcome of the present con
ditions in Mexico. Jlis threat's
have so far secured the lives ot j
the American residents and il is i
not believed I lull any further kill
ings in file city will lake place.
As soon as the news of the
loss of the city was received hy
President Huerta, he dispatched
a large number of troops from
here lo Hie scene with orders to
recapture the town at any cost.
Foreigners are greatly worried
at prevailing conditions in the
city, as Huerta has weakened his
forces in the capital to such an
extent that a revolt at this time
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WITH MINE GUARDS
One Killed and Three Injured in
Fight—Operators Want
More Guards.
I.lldlow. (ln|n., Oct. 10.--Ill <1
full lie helween sinkers and I lie
mine nuai’ds today one man was
killed and three injured. The
haltie lasted for several hours
and Ihe strikers were dually driv
en from the property of the op
erators, lint nut until they had
wounded two of the guards.
The operators have requested
the sheriff to station more guards
on lln- properly and they lliom
stdves have armed sepcial depu
lies and are in readin.es* In re
pulse any furl her attack.
Coiftmite murder.
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Liverpno|, Lug., ffct. I(L—A
re| igjous maniac killed three peo
ple. here Inday, believing llial be
wi^.s called upon by the Lord to
end (heir lives. The maniac'forr
.his victims to.\iray,jiiu( vvhfle
(hey vvdrc “freed of. inoir sins"
.mil “white as snow” he sent
(hem lo meet the “Son. of mail,"
( :> (lie reason lie has given' I he
nr.lii'e for his crime.
Scnllaml Yard defectives aro
• hunting in the expectation Lhai
ihe inurdeivr has eoinniilted olh
«t crimes and taken other lives*
and hidden I he bodies. Il«* is mu
J<* r chue nhservnfiuh.
Philadelphia .0
Nejw York .5
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—The
Athletics demonstrated to fan
dom today that they far outclass
the Giants. For the third time
the colors of New York have been
dragged in the du’Mt, and the Phil
adelphians have only to win one
more game to settle the world's
championship.
Bender pitched again for Phil
adelphia and pitched like a well
oiled machine, lie had the Gi
ants eating out of his hand, ex
cept in the seventh inning, when
Merkle knocked out a home run
xv iI h two men on bases.
In the seventh inning Nexy York
made Ixvo more runs, lint at no
time was Bender in danger of
being defeated.. Demarree start
ed nn the. mound for New York
liul way replaced in the fifth by
Maniuard, aftefr Philadelphia
made two runs.
Maniuard pitched a good game
and slopped the scoring. Phila
delphia made one run in the sec
ond. three in the fourth and two
in I he fifth. New York made
three in the seventh and two in
the eighth, lull in spile of Iheirj
desperate ell'orls were unable In
I ie I he score.
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Merkle is in bad shape from
his injury in the first Paine, when
he sprained his ankle and was
ohliped to limp around the bas
es when he •made his home run
in the seventh inninp. The New
York loam is badly demoralized
ami il is conceded they are out
classed by the Athletics.
Philadelphia made nine bits
and no errors. New York made
eiplil 'bits and two errors.
The New York team is badly
PRESIDENT SETS I
OFF BIG BLAST
Last Barrier Along Panama Canal
Blown Up Prom Washington
—Big Noise Fest.
Washington, Ocl. 10.--At I wo
o'clock this al'Lcnioon, eastern
time (which is 9 o'clock a! in.
Valdez lime , President Wilson
touched I he hutlui) which dis
charged Ihe hig hlasl of dyna
mite, special wires having been
arranged from the. While House
to New Orleans, lilt lire by cable
to Ihe canal and a special wire to
Ihe blast.
In order Lo prevent an acci
dent Ihe wire was cut near Ihe
blast and even had the president
nr some one else touched the hut
ton before Ihe engineers were
ready il would have done no
harm.
The blowing out of the Iasi
harrier in the canal was made Ihe
occasion of a noise Test, not on
ly in all of the Kaslern and Pacific
i const cities, lull all along the ca
nal. Whistles were hooting and
blowing in honor of the linal ac
complishment of the greatest en
gineering task in the history of
J the world.
TO BUILD RAILROAD
TO THE SHUSHANNA
| According In a news item pub
lished in lilie Vancouver World
of September 17, given out by C.
J. Rogers, purchasing agent for
the White Pass & Yukon Route,
.that company is preparinug to
'build a railroad up the White
river leading to the Shush'anna,
aiid that work od the hew Ifne
iwill start 'ft* soon .as the thaw
start's in the spring.
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Last evening the baby daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson w£(i
baptised by Rev. VV. H. Ziegfle'r.
i’plie little girl’s dame is Callrtv
>ine , Patricia, Ray Larson. 'Phe
godparents are Mr. ami Mrs. An
ion Wendler.
When shown th'e above dip
.patch, Reverend Ziegler says that
•Ui no part of the...Hebrew rejigs
nm.V Pefvi¥es, at ariy.Tinu^
as he knows, was it the custbni
In offer human sacrifices. There
nr.c only one or,two detached ajid
uniipic instances of human sac
I riliccs in the scriptures.
Dance Saturday.
|. Hi)* ilanee Sul unlay nijdil al
i Kawlc Hall. Kmir-pieco orclies
jUn; line music.
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(.OWED ONLY FIVE HITS—DEMARREC PITCHED FOR GI
ANTS, FOLLOWED BY MARQUARD.
NELCIHINA STRIKE ALL RIGHT
SAY SLATE CREEK MINERS
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CAMP WILL !3E A PRODUCER—$25.00 A DAY TAKEN OUT ON
DISCOVERY CLAIM—ALL THE SLATE CREEKERS LOCATED
CLAIMS— TANSY SANK HOLES NEAR DISCOVERY.
< 1<) 111 it' I- Cooler, Ocl. I o — l,'r«*i t j
Kraemer, Hoss, Moyers, Taylor, !
Kernnn ami Jim Simpson reach-;
eii here today from Ihe Nelchina,
where I hey hail none when I hoy I
heard Ihe news of Ihe strike. All
Ihe parly are experienced miners
and they say that Ihe previous
reports of Ihe richness of the
dinninns have not lieen at all ex
anneraled.
All Ihe members of Ihe parly
succeeded in location claims and
will return to the dinnmns as
soon as snow falls and they can
lake in an niitlit.
$25.00 a Day to the Man.
Discovery claim, which is the
only claim worked this year, frives
re I urns of $25.00 a day to the
man. The ground is from twelve
lo twenty feet deep.
The Nelrhina is ahnul 125
mlcs from Knik and MO miles
from I his place and lifty miles
from the lower end of I he. Taz
Iin:i lake.
Discovery claim is only a few
feel from where .lack Tansy
sank his prospect holes three
years affo, and had he continued
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Sorenson’s Gold Found on the
V : *.< £ ■* *( C •; i • l\ ,
Table and In Many Hiding
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Places In Hut.
Seattle, Oct. IQ— Mail Soren
son, a seventv-twony ear-f dd mis
er of this city, died Iasi nigh I
while eopntiiig ,hi« money. Sor
enson had always been consider,
ed very poor, as he lived in ail
old dilapidated hut. wore llltliy
chillies, ate what, he could pick
up in I lie garbage barrels, and
'lifted ‘Shi* us$iafc life id' a miser
and hobo.
Neighbors found the bony with
I lie head bowed on the table and
several thousands-of dollars in
gold lying on the table. , The po
lice were called and they made a
furlher search and found gold in
the cracks of the building, in old
shoes and in other oul-of-l.he
w.iy places.
Ill's work a few weeks longer lie
would surely have discovered I lie
pay.
Tin* almvi* iiit'iiniial ion is 01111
Iaiiii*iI in a li*lt*firani ri*<*iivi*il lalt*
Iasi ni^lil In.in Hinpwalil lllix.
I In* r<>i*11ii*i* I '. S. i*oti1111is*sit>ii«*i* al
Cii|)|ii*i* Onlor. Hi* alsn slalos
I lial lln* liavt'l In lln* ilijiKinis's
will In* via Valili*/ anil <a>|i|n*i*
I ii* ill ai*.
Tin* nifii wini maili* lln* ilis
oi>vi*i*y an* milling mil via Cn|.
|m*i* ('i*1111*i*. armnling In wnnl
lirmiglil. tlii*ri* hy flu* Slal.i* <’.i*i*ik
mwshers. All nl llii-ni prinimiiiri*
lln* now diggings tin* innsl priini
( ising Innking plai*i*i* rminlrx
j soul h nl' Hit* Alaska rangi*.
Valdez Men Late.
.None of the Valdez slamped
1 ers headed for lhe new camp had
j reached I here on the ith of <fc
; loher, when Kred. Kraemer an I
i his parly left the new diwinus
jlo I'elnrn In Valdez. The Valdez
| slampeders left the fiovernmei.t
j road al Qnarlz Hreek and head* !
j across connlry. taking Hie old '!M
, trail.
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4 y,'.* » ' ? Vi *•! »■ *» ."«»!•
Russian is Believed to (lave Fol
lowed Ancient Hebrew
Ritual.
, Bieff, Rusdia,- Oct. HOc-TlM
trial of Menite* Beilis, a J<*v, who
is charged With the murder of a
Christian hoy Of twelve- years,
commenced1 today. Beilis iti
cliaiged with havihg killed Ihe
hoy as a blood sacrifice iri' con
neetlon With the old Hebrew rite?*
of worship. Keeling, is very
strong against „ him-- and also
rtgainsl all of the Jewish populg.
! lion in the city.
A immhcr of Jews have lately
IJeeii found murdered and il i*
Holieved to he dueUo, Uio etrdnp
j anti-Semitic feeli.iy: which has
I l/oe 11 aroused hy ilie murder of
j the hoy. •
| The police have placed s.I.ron.u
jitfai'dvt1 in the Jowisrh -JtUHJ'Uu'.1",
slop all rioticff.
crippled, Myers being unable to
play, and Merkle is unable to do
himself justice.
The batteries for tomorrow will
probably be Mathewson and Mc
Lean for New York, and Plank
and Seining for Philadelphia. The
game will take place on the Polo
grounds.
Score by innings.
I : :i I 5 0 7 8 9
Phila.9 I 0 .1 ■> 0 0 0 0-6
New York .0 0 0 0 0 0 9 2 0-5
Batteries.
New York—l>emarree, Mar
i|uard. pitchers: McLean and Wil
son, calchers.
Philadelphia — Mender, pitcher,
Seining, catcher.
Hits—New York 8. Philadelphia
9. Hrmrs—New York -, Phila
delphia 0. Home runs—Merkle.
Two-liascli its- - Marry.
Altman Leaves an Art Collection
Valued at Ten Millions
to Gotham.
New York, del. if).--Hy I lie will
of I lie lull. 15. Alt Ilian, I lie New
York mere ham, an arl collection
gathered during his life, and val
ued al sin,nun,nnn, will he pre
senled lo I lie (lily of New York
and housed in Ihe .Metropolitan
Museum of Arl building in Hen
leal Park®
Tin 'museum building will
have lo be greatly enlarged lo
receive Ihe collections of the laic
.1. Pierpont Morgan and Ihe rnl
| led ion now willed b> Mr. All
man.
The colled ion of the Metropol
itan Museum is one of Ihe larg
es) and most valuable in the
world, as the constant heipiesls of
New York millionaires of Ihe col
lections made by them during
llieir lives has grown until arl
collectors assert that they could
not place a value on Ihe treas
ures stored in the1 building. He
sides those owned by Ihe city a
large number loaned fm*‘exhibi
tion purposes are also housed in
Ihe museum.
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SAYS SHUSHANNA WILL
NOT MAKE GOOD
.lake Berger, who eleaneil up a
I'oi'lime at Nome, ami Alherl Fink,
the well known Alaska attorney,
are two men who do not believe
the (‘.liisana ramp will makegood
and an; keeping I heir opinions to
themselves. Berger says he of
fered $100 to the man who could
show him a five-dent pan in the
camp and that Fnifc doubled I he
reward, bid that they Wete not
given an opfiorthmty Of leaving
the dmfiey in the country because
there Was bVen no ground dis
covered there which will go live
ronlr to the pan.
Rev. Price, who was suddenly
seized with attack of heart fail
ure Wednesday afternoon while
jon the trail just out of town, lost
consciousness-and lay hy the
roadside:'until found hy Messrs.
OferteC and Mulrojo who brought
Iri'hi t«!*4own. "The "pastor is
.somewhat revived today and is
now out of all danger. When
brought in to town his heart was
just heating and nothing more. |
Dance Saturday.
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Hijj llano* Saturday ni^lil al
.iliUJli* llall. I *Ju -'|>io*i* hitln*s- i
I: a : llln*" fntilR':'
SOLOMON WILD
OFF 11 MOP
No Lives Are Lost But AH Lose
Personal Effects—Safety
Also Destroyed.
Nome, Oet. 10.--The lirst ref
ugees arrived at Nome at noon
yesterday from Solomon City and
they report that the camp is wip
ed out. The heavy waves from
the ocean wrecked all the build
ings ami swept the prosperous
little town off tlie map.
The town of Safety, formerly
mi (he beach, is now two miles
from llic former beach line.
The railroad terminal buildings
al Solomon were among the lirst
to he demolished by the storm.
Six women, two children and
J he crew of a large dory were
the las, to leave Idle stricken city.
They remained until - a. pi., hut
when I In waters about I he city
swept across and left the wreck
age an island, they made for I he
shore in I lie ink' darkness and
landed safely. The people aban
doned everything but a few cloth
es and some provisions, which
was carried hark from the beach
and out of the way of the storm.
Al the time I lie last boat left the
place the waters abiml the wreck
age was a raging sea.
So far as is known not a life
was lost al Solomon, (lie inhab
itants early realizing that they
could save hut lit I It* and must
bend all their efforts l<> saving
their lives.
President Wilson Sends Congrat
ulations to Chinese President
and Offers Aid.
Pekin. ()cl. III.--Plans are now
iimler way for (lie iiiaupuration
of Presitlenl Yuan Sliili-Kai. who
was re-elerleil president of the
Chinese repuhlie a few days apo.
A larpe iiuinher of troops are
ipiarleved in the city and will
parade in honor of the event.
Presiilenl Wilson has raided to
Ihe new president ronprat ulalinp
him upon his re-election and has
promised him all the assistance
thill the American povernenl and
I lie American people can pive to
place I lie new repuldic upon a
safe and stable basis. President
Yuan Inis ieiopraphed his thanks
for Ihi pood wishes.
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Nebraska and Kansas Visited by
! 1 Ctf-nu . O . J' «. »: !.• V
Storm-rDamafl* and Loss of
. d .
Life Not Known.
Omaha, Neh., Oct. 10.—A tor
nado swept across this state last
night and today hundreds of
people are homeless, their build
ings being demolished by the tec
rifle force of Ihe storm. The loss
of life can not he estimated un
til returns from out of the way
places are received, as all the
i wires are down. . -
The storm extended into Kan
• sis. where eonsiderahle damage
was done, lint it is not believed
i | hat the loss of Ufe will be very
] heavy.
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