Saratoga Saves Sailors
Seattle, Oct. 23—The s e mn r
Saratoga arrived from Valdez ia>t
night, bringing eight sailors who
were rescued from wrecked lighters
at Katalla. When the steamer
approached the breakwater city, a
terrific storm was raging ami the
sighted two lighters adrift, on
which were the terrified sailors
clinging to ropes. It is reported
that the Santa Ana. which was at
Katalla for two weeks trying to
unload has been ordered to go
Cordova and discharge her carg .
Chicago, Oct. 23—The directors
meeting over which Fish and Har
riman have been fighting, 1ms been
postponed until December IS. It
the court decides that Har riman
cannot vote the disputed proxies
Fish will win out.
Tacoma, (Jet. 23—In an inter
view yesterday Cushman declared
that the campaign statements of
Bryan showed him to be the most
accomplished liar that this coun
try has ever seen.
New York, Oct. 23—President
Barney of the Knickerbocker
Trust C«>., has resigned from his
position and will be succeeded by
Foster Higgins. The (bearing
house announces that the copper
speculators have agreed to stand
back of the hanks affected by the
recent stock flurry. Tins an
nouncement has caused copper
stocks to rebound, reaching 124
before the closing of business yes
terday.
San Francisco, Oct. 23—Tin
freighter Queen Christina wa>
wrecked yesterday on the North
Seal Rocks. 1 he crew was .-avid.
The vessel was enroute liom Port
land, carrying nothing but baiia^t.
St. Louis, Oct. 23—1 in- last
seen of the contesting baloons
which started on tlie race yesterday
they were floating northwest.
New York. Oct. 23— Brvan d<«
livered a si eech yesterday in tavoi
o tl»e telegraphers, saving that a
maj »ritv of the metropolitan news
pipers were conducted by preda
tory wealth and that their columns
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were for sale to the highest bidder,
He made special reference to the
papers which were formerly
friendIv to him, but winch are now
fighting him most strongly.
Nashville, Oct. 23—The presi
dent arrived here this morning
He has boon making speeches
along tin* roll e. urging the peoplt
to be satistied with nothing but tin
best citizenship *• ml most uprivhi
i coIU'm- on tin- pal oi tin if public
men.
Koine. Oct. 23 A teirihc earth
#
I quake recorded here thi* morning
which lasted for three hours. i lu
quake was far to the eastwaid.
; Seattle. Oct. 23—Dick Kvai
Hariv Steele, and others front
Nome are here preparing '<* go t<
tlie JuneaM convention. Phey say
the Seward peninsula delegates t<
Juneau will demand the removal
of Gov. Hoggati, F >rty-eight del
egates from that section will von
solid on this question without a
compromise. I he only delegate
who is not in line is (’ala I While
head. who i- carrying a proxy for
A. Z. Watson. Plie same stand
will lie taken on territorial gov
ernment. the whole delegation fav
oring it. A hot tight is antici
pated over the introduction of a
resolution asking the president t<
remove the governor immediately
a< a tool of the trusts.
San Francisco. Oct. 23 —Prose
•utor Ileic v icas introduced wit
n» sm s to prove that Witness F’orc
md Juror Kahn, had purjurec
then selves in denying that the\
had publicly denounced Henevh
prosecution of the "rafters.
Vicksburg. Oet. 23—In his ad
'res~ here last night President
Iloosevilt received a treincndoU:
ovation, lie referred to Jeff Davb
as a gallant soldier and the tavor
ite son of the south, and his re
marks were greeied with prolonirei
i cheerim.
Going Outside?
If you are take your money
or dust to
DEXTER HORTON & CO.
Bankers
and open a bank account. Savings
accounts earn 4 per cent, interest.
If you are going to stay in this
winter you can open an account by
mail
SEATTLE
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Preferred Stock Corn on the Cob,
ready to heat and se.ve, comes to
your table with the garden flavor
perfectly preserved—the way you
used to get it from the home garden.
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Fatfced WUer«v«r the Lest are Growl
including Corn on the Cob, which i< plucked in the
morning and canned the .cue day in Maine because
the sweetest and tender. f torn in th. world grows in
the vegetable gardens of Mu.ne.
Two ears to the tin, or ei ht ears to the tin, for vour
convenience—plump, sweet, de..cious.
Th- United States Government is a l.a-ge br er of
Preferred Stock Canned Goods, for use at the Army
Posts in the North, e^t.
Enjoy 'variety anJ mm’‘y—PREFERRED STOCK—
4'r //. , tr Grocer
ALLEN A LEWIS. Whe'fV.fl 3rocer«, PORTLAND. CRERON tJ.6 A.
A, L. LEVY & CO.-SOLE AGENTS
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The Tacoma Roadhouse
55 miles from Valdez on government trail. One mile from
telegraph station at Teikhell. First-class Accommodations
for mon and heast. Hav and Grain for sale.
1’BIVATE ROOMS Dick Windmiller, Prop.
ttortetern Steamship Compaiy, ltd.
CARRYING U. S MAIL AND FXPRE>S
SEATTLE—PRINCE WIEEIAM SOUND ROUTE
Right is reserved t<> change steamers < r sailing date
| STEAMSHIP
Str. Saratoga
Str. Yucatan
Str. Santa Clara
Sail- fr in
\ ALI»EZ for SEATTLE
Oct. 12
Oct. 25
Oct. 17
Sail* fr< ra
?EATT1.E for VAM»IZ
Oct. 1
O^t. Iu
Oct 8
Str. Dora
Snilv irom Reward ltitli of each mouth for I'liala.-^ka, Hub k
Harbor, ku<1 way norts Returning: arrives at Seward about tin.
of each month
For reservation of Berths, Rates If AI [jrf VinniS An AGENTS
and it.formation call on iHLULL ilUllIV UU. VALDEZ, ALASKA
H G McMieken, G F. and P Agt. General Offices 702 Fir; t Av , Seattle
CoflJT Qonmnr.
U. S. Mail and Alaska-Pacific Express
S. 5. PORTLAND
S. S. BERTHA
Sails trom Seattle on the 10th of
each month via the Inside Route,
calling at Juneau. Sitka, and a1'
wav ports, to Kodiak. Returning,
sails from Valdez hnut the 25th.
omitting Sitka
Sails from SeatHe the 25th of
eecii month, Inside Route. Leaves
Valdez for Seattle on the 10th
Right is reserved to change steamers tnd date of sailing without
notice.
.1. E. I’ll ARC), (len’l Manager.
94 Yesler Way, Seattle
VALDEZ DOCK CO.. Agent.
Pnone16 Valdez