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yol6 Valdez Alaska, July ll, 1907. No. 21
Boston Editor Coming
Seattle, July 11—Miss Norton,
editor of the Boston Alaskan,
sailed yesterday for Alaska to
visit all sections of the northland.
She will go to the Prince William
Sound country first.
Seattle, July 11—Governor Hog
gatt has arrived here to confer with
Secretary Garfield regarding the
needs of Alaska.
Seattle, July 11—President ClaVk
has been re-elected to his office in
the Christian Endeavor society.
Boise-, July 11— On the stand
yesterday in the Haywood trial
Moyer denied positively that he
h id any corrupt connections at any
time with Orchard. He denied a11
statements made by O-char 1 in
his confession and testimony whi<-h
touched on Moyer.
Strike At Johannesburg
Johannesburg, July 11—All of
White workmen in the mines of
this district have gone on a strike,
and are using dynamite r>n the
property of many of the mine
owners.
New York, Julv 11—Admiral
Aamainoto, who is making a tour
of the United States, will dine with
Roosevelt Friday. He says that
the present friendly relations be
tween Japan and the United Stales
should be maintained.
Seattle, July 11—The Portland,
sailed this morning for Valdez
w th 135 passengers and her full
capacity of freight.
The Santa Clara arrived in Seattle
yesterday and will sad again f^r Val
d -z on the 12th
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freighting. Soe A . W. I'iii ney r red
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Prosecute Tobacco Trust
New York, July 11—The govern
ment hae started suit against the
tobacco trust to dissolve the corpo
ration and asking that receivers he
appointed. The officials of the
trust will probably be prosecuted
for criminal violation of the laws
governing trusts.
Seattle, July 11—The Odd Fel
fows, in meeting last night, adopt
ed resolutions asking the civil ser
vice commission to investigate the
recent raid on a Sumac Jews*
Wedding. They savit was an mu
rage and want the officers pun
ished.
Yakima. July 11—f'oncre •<;:>.tn
Jones will announce his candidacy
a-* United States senator to sucec< 1
Ankeny next Tuesday.
July Kdisou ' lob I Mould i
!i or is now on sale at Wik del’s
Phonograph Parlors.
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we have them, and a seasons outfit fc a crew of men is
easy.
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STOCK Canned Goods.
Cutting Affair On Boat
Captain O'Hrien and on© of the
•mates on the Yucatan, were quit© ser
iously cut yesterday morning by one
of the passengers on th© boat, an
Italian prisoner, who was brought to
jail here for shooting Tony DePascai
at Kutalia.
The Italian, Jo© Carbona, was ar
rested by Marshal Ward ell at KatalU
for shooting DePascai and when the
Yucatan reached port was turned over
to Marshal Lalhrop 11© was confined
b*dow deck and a day and night guard
stationed over him. During the night
ho became torv violent and Dr. Coun
cil administered morphine to quiet
into, but he continued noisy and hud
to l>*> put in irons, handcuff* belonging
to the boat being used. The next
morning lie was so bad that th© doctor
determined to wive him unoth* ropiate,
and when he was taken out of the
room, he made a break and got past
tfo* doctor, escaping to the deck, where
he rail amuck, although si ill wearing
! gnu- lh had -lipped the hand
cut f.i and in aomo manner secured a
k nife.
\ he i .hi along (ho deck he met t he
Hr t mule, whom lie cut on the lml»<l
and ran up the ladder to the top deck,
making h pise at the captain us he
I him, but mis-ing, and then wo
rk. into the mates room. Curtain
• • llrieu went into (tie room and grap
pled with him, and with the assistance
.f the mat-dial and mates ovor powered
’!i< Italian, hut not until be had cut
t be fourt b mate se\erul times on the
bond and stabbed Captaiu O’llri in
I *abdomen.
'apt. Moore, of the Sir at ga, left hi*
**eiat l\li near and brought tho Yu
• ‘an into port The captain was
t i' » n to (lie h *pital, and it was ie
po ted last night that he was not
-■•riou*Iy inj .red, although it will be
-moral days before be can get out
r. »ain.
The Italian ts in jail, and will proba
bly have to an wer to a charge of
murder, as Del’ascal, whom he shot at
Katalla, is not expected to live. It ta
-ud that he walker! through a large
crowd of men at tie- railroad camp and
deliberately fired two ciiaigcs of shot
i do Det’uecul, »iid says now ho hopes
ihe man will die.
Manila. July 11—A large num
•'r of guards have been placed
over the floating drydoek Dewey
t Olengape, owing to the fact that
the plans of the dock have been
stolen by some unknown party.
The plans disappeared about a
week ago and no trace has been
found of the thieves.
Chicago, July 11—The executive
hoard of the telegraphers union has
decided to call a ir eeting Sunday,
at which it is likely a tie-up of ail
> he w r *s of the WoFtcru Onion
and Postal Telegraph Companies
in this city will be ordered.