NEWS Of THE WORLD fOR PAST WfEK
By Cable to The Dally Oatoway.
Ohio Waiting For Pumps
Nome, .July t The steamer Ohio i>
still here, awaiting the arrival of the
Victoria, which is bringing extra
pumps to he installed in the disabled
vessel to «nahle her to keep afloat
w bile she goes hack south.
Trainer Mike liolden Dead
Seattie, July 1 ' ha ties Mike Hold
en. a noted sporting man. at
one time trainer for Jack Dempsey
when the latter was middle weight
champion pugilist, also a prominent
horseman, trainer of Maud S., died in
a local hospital yesterday.
Francis Murphy Dies
Ia-s Angeles. July t — Francis Mur*
phv died here this morning. It is
stated that he had saved PJ.nno.tNio
nu n from drunkards' graves by his
temperance work.
To Bring Troops to Alaska
Seattle. July 1 The troopship l rook
is hourly exported from Honolulu with
troops for Alaska to relieve those now
stationed at the army t»osts there,
screwing the l-id lighter
Seattle. July 1 The combination
grocery stores, having fruit stands or
hake shops in connection, closed yes
ttoday for the tit si time. The deiica
tessens alone remained open.
Terrorists t neasy in Russia
Sr. 1 ktor'burg. July 1 1 nrest is
evident throughout the empire and the
police have information that the ter
rorist' are plotting trouble in many
places.
No Station at klska Island
Washington, D. t'.. The project to
establish a great naval base and coni
• » t >:i at K 'ka island, tn -i'1,
Aleutian chain, has been abandoned
bee: ;sr it has been decided that the
jfctv: sc of such a 'tation at that remote
point would he impracticable.
Kill \rmenians by NN holesaie
t 'oust antinopie, July 2 Hum rod- ol
men. women and children have been
massacred beta in the uprising
against Armenians. Soldiers helped
the mobs to slay the victim*. Men
Wt re decapitated and women and girl*
assaulted ami then killed in the -live.-.
Face Trouble w ith Apaches
Hi Paso. Texas. July 2 A govern
ment agent a few days ago hi.leu an
Apache Indian in self-defense and the
Apaches threaten to go on the war
path. Troop- at the govereraent post*
in tiie southwest have been ordered
to he in readiness to move at the dr-t
hostile demonstration. The live- of
settlers in isolated places are undoubt
edly in danger.
To Settle Hayoralty Status
San Francisco, July 2 — District At
torney Honey asked today for an ad
judication in the superior court of the
-tntus of the mayoralty. He is seeking
to di-place Schmitz, who still acts a*
mayor ami is recognized by the ap
pointive officials notwithstanding hi*
conviction and the election of Gallagher
a* acting mayor by the supervisor*.
Seattle Beats Victoria
Seattle. July 2 The Seattle yacht
Spirit won the international yacht
iace from the Alexander of Victoria
yesterday afternoon, the first race in
the cup series.
Refuses to Discuss Fairbanks
Washington. D. (A. July 2 Presi
dent Roosevelt refuse- absolute!} to
discus- the campaign of Vice President
Fairbanks for the republican presi
dential nomination in IHe also
refuses to talk of his meeting with
Fairbanks at tin- latter’s house at
which it is alleged cocktails were
drank.
Fairbanks Starts West
Indianapolis, July 3 \ ice President
Fairbanks left here this afternoon for
his long western trip, fie will go to
Seattle to the ChrAtian Kndeavor con
vention and may visit Alaska.
Tornado in Wisconsin
St. Paul. July 4 - Western Wiscon
sin was swept by a tornado thi> morn
ing. All wires are down and no de
tails can be obtained. It is believed
that the loss of life and property wa>
heavy.
Another Steamer for Alaska
Seattle. July 4—A contract will be
let tn the Northwestern Steamship
Company in a few days to the Moran
shipbuilding plant for another steamer
like the Seward, recently launched, for
the Alaska trade.
N ucatan Sails from Seattle
Seattle, July 4—Steamer Yucatan
sailed for Seward last night.
Portland Reaches Seattle
Seattle, July 4—Steamer Portland
arrived from Seward this morning.
Fairbanks Argues For Fair play
Fergus Falls, N. D., July 4 — Vice
President Fairbanks was orator of the
day here. He discussed industrial
troubles and pleaded for forbearance
and fair play on both sides.
0/ Cable to The Dally Gateway.
Schmitz Wants to Run Again
San Francisco, July 3 Mayor Schmitz
issued a statement today saying that
in* will run for re-election as mayor
next November. He says the people
are with him and he will win. I'lie
j ke\note of his campaign will be the
prosperity of the city during his ad
ministration.
Orders Clark to Settle I p
New York. July The supreme
court decided today that Kx-Senator
t lark of Montana must nuake an ac
counting of his management of I’nited
Verde copper, the big Arizona mine.
The property is valued at £100,000,000
ard minor stockholders claim they
have been defrauded.
Taft Goes to Canada
Sranton, I’a.. July J Secretary Taft
1,-ft here this morning for a
month's holiday at Murray Hay, t'ana
da.
• To Inspect Alaska Posts
Vancouver llarrucks. Wash, July 4 -
Pol. Corbusier, chief surgeon of the de
partment of the Columbia, will leave
soon for a tour of inspection of Alaska
military posts.
Humphrey Talks About Alaska
Seattle, .July o Congressman Hum
phrey returned on the steamer Port
land from a hunting trip to Alaska.
He says Alaska should have new game
laws and provisions for granting
grounds ;o private persons for the erec
;ian of private hatcheries.
Favor General Arbitration
The Hague. July .V A petition sign
id by ‘J.ooo.ooO Americans in favorof
uera! international arbitration was
pn si :d to the peace congress today
by Miss Kckstein.
Throw Wonrn Into Prison
New York. •> Advices from the
Cin of Mexico state that women of
prominence and culture are being
thrown into prison upon the charge
of inciting revolution. Appeals for
their release to President IMaz have
been futile as he is immovable in all
eases.
\\ ar Maneuvers on Sound
Port Townsend. Wash., June <» W ar
maneuvers began today on land and
sea at all the torts of Puget sound.
Bad Man Jake Terrv Killed
Bellingham. Wash., July •> Jake
Terry, desperado, train robber and
smuggler, was killed here last night
j by tins Lindley. whose home had been
broken up by Terry.
To Examine .Mrs. Eddy’s Head
Concord. N. H., July t> — Two alien
ist were appointed today to examine
Mrs. I-'.ddy to determine her sanity.
Wants Pretty Teachers Only
St. Louis. July b The superinten
dent of public schools issues a state
ment in which he recommends that
■ r y pn women be employed as
teachers lie thinks that in this way
the boys can be induced to take a
greater interest in their studies in
! order to please their teachers.
Tied in Yacht Contest
Seattle, July The Victoria yacht,
Alexan ria. took the secand race in
!!.<■ i.te * ' ma 1 contest. The Seattle
! yacht took the first. The third race
will be sailed this afternoon.
Why Schmitz Left Home
S:tn Francisco, July h—Mayor
Sd I'.iit/. » denied the privilege of visit
ing his homo, (it* is allowed only
three horn's of liberty daily to confer
! with hi> counsel.
Ttink Japan .May Boycott
Washington. I). C.. July 6 The
- ate department is mapping out plans
in anticipation of a general boycott of
American goods by Japan.
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Strange. Isn’t It
That a cavalryman unhorsed is most
; easily cowed?
That one can show his temper only
] after he has lost it?
That a contractor should be called
upon to expand a house?
That no young man ever rose rap
idly till la* had settled down?
That the plow must he soiled before
the soil can he plowed?
That a susceptible fellow is hardest
hit by tiie softest glances?
That in everything (save baseball)
you must strike out to make a hit?
That the straighter a man drinks his
whiskey the crookeder lie walks home?
That the papers so often refer to a
man’s double life as a singular career?
That hard liquor should upset the
fellow who has just been setting it up?
That the clergy should constantly re
fer to even the sandiest mortals as
men of clay?
That being a big ass at night will
make you a little hoarse the next
morning?
That a chap that can’t abide pets
about the house will sit up half the
night to fatten up a kitty?
ROCKEFELLER
WILL TESTIFY
Starts For Chicago With Car
Full of Private Detectives
For Protection.
By Cable to The Dally Gatoway.
Pittsburg. July John D. Uoeke*
filler started this morning for t'lii
eago, where he will testify tomorrow
in the prosecution of the Standard
Oii Company in the Puited States dis
trict court. Detectives surround him
in his car to prevent any attempt at
assassination.
Cict John I). With Subpoena
Pittsburg, July 4 John D. Uoeke-j
feller was finally served with a sub
poena yesterday evening.
Rockefeller Will Appear
Pittsburg. July 2 John I>. Kocke
feller announced that he will appear
' in answer to subpoena in any court j
after July 4.
Can’t Find Rockefeller
Cleveland, July 3 John !>. Hockfel-j
I ler cannot he located and twenty-live i
sherritT’s deputies surround his house
I at Forest Mill to prevent his escape
before subpoenas are served upon him.
NAN PATTERSON REVELS
WHEN HUSBAND IS DYING
Pittsburg. July 1 — Leon Martin,
j husband of Nan Patterson, the Flora-,
! ilon girl who killed Casar Young, the
bookmaker, is dying in San Francisco
; and Nan stopped otT on her way out to
sec him and indulged in a two-day
1 revelry in local fast society. Martin
remarried Nan after the failure to con
vict her ol Young’s murder. They
i had been divorced.
Santa Clara Sails South
Steamer Santa Clara arrived in port
Saturdav evening from Seattle and
Katalla. having spent five days between
; Valdez and Seward, most of it at the
hurricane port where steamers can oc
casionally discharge cargo. She sail-j
| <*d for Seldovia at 11 p. m. and returned I
i this morning at «. sailing for Seattle
at lOt.'U). Sin* brought ninety tons of j
j cargo to Seward from Seattle, including ,
131'000 feet of bridge timber.
(i. E. Winter Becomes Treasurer
Advices from Chicago state that
J George L. Winter lias become treasur
i or of the Alaska Central at Seward in
! place of F. H. Stewart, who resigned.
Mr. Winter has been acting treasurer
1 since Mr. Stewart went outside several!
! weeks ago.
Janies Gird wood, owner of the big!
hydraulic mine at the head of Crow )
! creek, and founder of tin- town of Gird- j
wood, went through today on the San-i
! ta Clara for Latouche. where he is
| interested in the Blackbird group of
i copper claims, on which extensive de- j
; velopment is being done. This is one
; .if the forthcoming mines whose value i
! is already assured.
F. M. Brown of Valdez, attorney for
the Bruner railroad at Katalla, came
to Seward on the Santa Clara on his
way home from the new railroad town,
and improved the >hining Sunday
hours by riding out to the Alaska Cen-,
tral terminus and back. He said it
was the easiest mushing lie ever did in
j Alaska. lb- went to Valdez on the;
steamer.
Little Johnny, having in his posses- \
sion a couple of bantam hens, which
laid very small eggs, suddenly hit on a
| plan. Going the next morning to the
fowl-run, Johnny's father was sur- j
; prised to find an ostrich egg tied to
one of the beams, and above it a card
with the words:
“Keep your eye on this and do your
best.”
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The contractor on the Pennsylvania
statehouse charged up at $32,275,201
marble facings which experts say can .
be bought for $32.
OF INTEREST TO ALASKANS
Seward has two dental parlors that
are equipped with the best and most
modern appliances that can be found
anywhere. The two operators are grad-)
uates in the east, of years experience. ;
and established reputation, guarantee* j
ing the very finest in workmanship
and materials. Prices are the same as
for same grade of work by reputable
men anywhere.
C. T. Daggett, Dentist
A. B. Drug Building
Seward, Alaska.
(OrvliUl **
OH, SO EASY!
All you liav<* to do is to
k conn* around to us and
i ask for an Adler, a
Stein-Block or a Hart,
Schaffner & Marx suit.
These clothes carry val
ue and add value to the
men that carry them.
OH, BUT IT’S EAST
I
and the ^’easiest* tiling
about it is the cost.
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Leaves Tyonok, Knik and
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Courteous treatment to all
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most progressive and up-to-date min
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CARRYING l. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
Seattle - Seward Route - Outside Passage
Cr,. CAR ATHP A Sails from Seattle .lutie-N nturnini: - -
^11 • OAllH 1 v/VXrt from Seldovia .l ily s from Sew. ml .1.1 >
Qf,. VI TP AT A \J Sails from Seattle .lulj .'!; returniiiu' '.a • from
Oil. I Uv^>-V 1 Seldovin Jub 13: from Seward July ! I.
Cfn Q A MT A f r A R A Sails from Seattle .1 uI> h returniu: s».i»
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Steamers from Seattle with freight anti passengers for t ook Inlet ports
connect with steamer at Seldovia.
For transi>ortatit>n. berth reservations, freiifht rate> eie. 17 I C’T'TI 17 C
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SEATTLE. WASH.
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VjA |mi PASSAGE
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Stmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward Sth and 23rd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and 25th of each month.
Sailing Oates Subject to Change Without Notice
For Further Information Apply to
ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
94 Yesler Way. Seattle.Agents-Seward.
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Completely renovated; new management; hot
and cold water; modern, plastered rooms;
electric lighted; baths; rates reasonable.
HAWKINS & WHITTEMORE, - PROPRIETORS
Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska
Coleman House
Absolutely First-class. <ieo. Sexton, Manager
Electric Ligh ts and electric Bells in every Room
Rates, per day, - - from 50 cents to $ 2.50
Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska
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The New Up Town Resort for Everyone
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CHRISTIENSEN 4 LAUBNER. Proprietor*
Pianos and Safes Moved sp«i,i i.ciiyjag
,C* Give u* your orders for LojI &. Wood
General Forwarders phone main seward, Ai**k*
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