Rich Socialist Mobbed
Monroe, N. Y. Sept. 6—Million
aire, socialist, Ferdinand Earl, was
dragged from his carriage and
frightfully beaten by a mob yester
dav. He had shipped his wife to
prance for the purpose of obtain
ing a divorce from her, that he
might marry Sophie Kittner.
Washington, Sept. 6 — Roosevelt
will return to Washington for the
winter on the 25th
Cleveland, Sept. 0—Congress
man Burton has accepted the nom
ination for mayor, running against
Tom Johnson.
Washington, Sept. (>—Upon his
arrival at Manila, Taft will ap
point Judge Traev as governor of
;he islands, to succeed Governor
Smith, who will retire.
San Francisco, Sept. (»—There
are eleven cases of bubonic plague
i:i the marine hospital. Then
have been seven deaths t*» date.
Cleveland, Sept. 6— The wife oi
millionaire John Phil!
murdered Monday, supposedly by
burglars. Since that time evi
dence has been unearthed fending
to show that Phillips murdered his
wife during a quarrel, and he 1 as
been arrested.
Blaine, Wash., Sept. 0—Hun
dreds of Japansose a re crossing from
British Columbia into tie States,
and the immigration agmts are
utterly unable to prevent the in
rush, and have appealed to Wash
ington for assistance.
New York. Sept. G—The suit en
tered in the Courts of this State
looking to disband the Standard
Oil Company, lias been postponed
until September 17.
Seattle, Sent. G—Secretary Taft
* %
will arrive here Sunday. The sail
ing of the Minnesota ha- been d<
hayed two days that lie may take
passage. This delay will prevent
him from he.ng present at »he
opening of the Chilippin enngre.-s.
The Taft rltih in ti«i- < ity. m »-r1 \v«»
thousai <1 strong, has given it t nt
ing endorsement of tie* Secretary
for the presidential nomina'inn.
Chicago, Sept. C»—The Calmer
house was partially destroyed by
a fire which ocenpd last night,
and the seven hundred gin-- s.
which the ho-tei: y contained, \v • n
com pc. ted t -• lejive in then ingiii
( lotiiin /. 1 lie fire u.t- i-v* nttiiiliy
extiugn:-!ied af.t-1 i »tuhh<*ri» light.
Fhe l>ia/e started in a hal store
avljo.ii ng ! lie hotel.
Nr'.v York, Sept. *'»—At the ad
]• ut in ti :uertinj of the directors of
the Illinois t’entral Railroad.
Stuyvesant Fish read a resolution
demanding an accounting from the
Harrinian administration. I'nsi
dent Hawaiian was present, hut no
unplt asanun ss occured.
Wa-hingion. Sept. <»—Ri.oseveF
Inis advised <>o»\ Kihhey. ti.at hi -
cause ef the stlOUg opposition, ill*
a temp! to cieate a stale tioin tin*
territories of Arizona and N w
Mexico. Would hedr<»pp*d
Washington. Sept. t'»—B«c:tU-e
of h.s hiilure lo hr.og tin* Alton
immunity question before •ludce
Landis, as directed i*» d » h\ ."c -
retary Bonaparte, Ihstiicl Attor
ney Simms is liable to he remov.u
from otiice.
Washington. Sept. 6 — Plans ar*
now *>n loot to have the Heel of
Admiral Kvans visit Hiwaii and
the Philippines, returning, is ever,
\ ia the Suez canal, completing the
trip round the world.
Boise, Sept. (»—Senator Borah
and s« \» i.il other prominent men,
who have heen under indictment
t.»i iomniiei’.y in land frauds, will
i»e neeordt d seperate tiials, com
mencing in <fetnher.
Bellingham, Sept. B—A mob of
live hundred sawmill employees*,
who have hern driven fiom j«»l»s*
through the influx"! Hindu labor
ers, made an a lack on tin* Hindu
settlement yesterday. dragging
them from their l-eds and beaten
h< <n triglittuliy. 11 undrt d- sough’
II tug • ai the j ill, a m! o! In is wen;
III i o ! 111' l n g along tie- tile flat-.
.Nut lees were po-ied through til*
si 11lenient warning liie Hindus 'o
lea Ve or silllei l he eoiis< <pn ie e
Tins iiiiirnni'.' a huge nnniher o;
extra poiiee weiv s\v« r i in, t«* pre
serve peace, and the governor wil
in asked to send malitia to lla
scene.
'!’|o* rt ‘ell els 15e|-l tin. Mill SltlitH
(’l-'OH silled last iiil;lit for 'M-kIwiiiiI
port s.
Write St. Louis office for catalogs covering
subject of Wire Rope and Aerial Tramways.
Free for the asking.
NEW YORK ST. LOUIS SEATTLE
FACTORIES SEATTLE WASH.
Now t la the fill me of \ a.d* / i* a*
-toed fioni a commercial *>a» <1 point,
a d nm J ermannnor i* established,
tin r * al e -.me matters whu-n sm old
i is'eive a* •*•»!« ioii, and should I e c i e
fully c nsidered ns time and oppor
fnnity will allow. One wh eh th •
Prospector would suggest at this t ine
is I hat th*1 l awn ('oiineil oa-s no older
and direct the Town Clerk in the
fUt U« e to keep s C O et ii I lecoidof all
blitt's, mail n«ce> aid dea t ti - I’tiero
I* no aiuuiio-i11 needed m this respect
for o n render* w-ill all ieiili/e the im
portance o| -itch act ion We le-pect—
tolly offer tin* shore *ugge-t|on for
Oonsnierat|on hy the Council at its
• ext mcelii g.
The press dispatch icoetvcd from
$ta(lle ill I "dai t * * the rlftct t hat
Kd.S ( h s a (’n, the mad rout raetor,
had agreed I. run stages from Abei
cromhle rapids on the ('upper liiver, to
the intei ior this w inter, is taken here
With a larg** degree of salt, ihe |’r.»s
PEt’TOrf alien, pled to Intel > n w Mr. Oil,
hut owing tn the fact that lie is inside
on his way to l‘an hank-, this was ini
possible However, from a gen: ienuni
who kllOWs wli* lent h • speaks, it Is
learned that the Northwestern made a
proposition to M i. f )rr w h I ie I he I it I * 1
whs ir Seattle, hut I hit the pi -iposp i >n
was not received with fat or 'I ho-e
pi ilifled to speak say that it would he
mpossjh|i« to i*ai ry out any such prn
i gram at the present time, and that
Valdez, i- tin* only feasible starting
[ pmnt to the interior Arain without
j 'In* malt eontrae , it would hardlv he a
paying propo-i*pin, and as the pie-ent
•nPtrm*t, w hi ti has two years to run,
itid leijuires tie satin* to stmt from
1 • In- cit \. i. would appeal a- though fin*
oithor of tin* <1 l-piiteli was sutfering
from a <11 i dot *■« i i in a v I f nit loti, oi had
•a' i s**d ttn* pli hi i «•»« t ioli with nil otijeet
hi view, wi ieh is very transparent
One nf t in* * mployers who is pn>mi
iieiillv i**111died w if h the const ructio.i
*l lie Ahi-ka 11*'Hit* Kail way, and w ho
■ t - i e» n in iailrof.il woik for many
yea -. h..* ii*|,' lieeti wdh -nme of the
I /leal i Htii oid sys'eins in the States,
! 1,1 -f evening t h-«t in all his
e\|*ei 'ei ce he never yet had -eeii .-urh
, i 11 a a 111.11 d v of -piiit and -iii’li all
! uiionnt nl woik pei tnrnied in sneli a
I -mu t time, with so little fricton, as
I lit- teen t lie ease with tin* Home Uni I
j li e . lie tholipnt that III some M*S| erfs
In* woik thu- fai aecom ji11 - tied w; s
dn « st. a record job, and certain it is
hat, •! it ti »I! j miles « f road graded, and
in’- as iii11i ti cleitid in Illteen lays
i mn t hi’11me t hi* lit • -1 engineer set foot
ivei tiie line, is fair proof of hi- state
lien*.
With the i hove in mind, and the
pi Oimse of the coni i act oi s t hat within
t< xv days atte: the arinal of the
Jennie xx it h tie* rail-, that the locorno
live xv111 t ui ii her x\ I **e|s np an I down a
[I'l ti.'li nf the line at hast, the I’ROS
I’K. TDK siijiyests that it is a lilting time
fur some suit id a celebration, and rises
*o i in|a ire t he n t ii *•- i if a sel f a ppomf ed
committee x\ln* will tak** the matter in
•barge. We have waded long for t he
his-uur of the -team, the touting of the
whistle, and tin* clang of the hell, and
no xv our hope* an* to tie realized * he
ippnrtunity for a jollification i- ripe
ind ready to picked. \\ hat say you
readers?
! Prospector* Mini mining men from
the inside and down the Sound me
coming iu every day in large numbers.
The street is ciowded with them, and
practically all seen and talked with
thus far, wear that self-sati-fled -mile
which won’t come off The large influx
to our hustling city is a trifle earlier
than 1 st year, but it only means l fiat
the boys have matters in mind rattier
than body. Next year will l e the ban
ner year in t he mining business thus
far and from now on Valdez will he a
name to be conjured with from a cop
per mining statement, as will butte in
the States.
j .
For several days a hear has been try
ing to pinch the gmb out at (’amp o of
the Home Hallway Two nights ago he
I trie 1 to teal flown the tent in Ins en
1 deavor to be the first one at the table
! for breakfast. Yesterday was ids third
I and l‘< st attempt to rob the. cache, for
I • couple of bullets let daylight into
him and in tend of eating the food, the
1 boys at the camp are eating hear.
The Yucatan will leave Seattle
i Sept 'J .