NEWS Of THE WORLD EOR PAST WEEK
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By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Alaska tiold Output Decreases
Washington, I), t'.. Oct. lto
turns of ifoltl production in Alaska for
the present year show that the output
will fall oil' nearly bo per cent from
last \ear on account ot the labor
troubles. 1 be strike in the ianuna
district cut down tie* yield one-half
and the los> in the Nom<‘ district will
be nearly as much. Other parts of the
territory w ill run about the same as in
liHtf.
Brewer Rulistaller Dead
Sacramento, Cal.. Oct. 2* Baptain
Ruh«.t:Ulor. a millionaire brewer of
this city is dead.
Thanksgiving November 2N
Washington, l>. ( .. Oct. 2' l’resi
dent Koosevelt by proclamation today
designated Thursday, November 2S a>
Thanksgiving Day.
Education For Indians
Washington, D. Oct. 2*—Kltner
V. Brown. I'nited States eommisioner
of (tlucation. recomends the creation
of schools for Alaska Indians and
Esquimos in which they may he taught
scientific fish curing, boat building and
coal mining.
Oklahoma In November l(>
Washington, l>. C. Oct. Hu*
executive proclamation declaring
Oklahoma to he formally admitted in
to the union will be signed hv the
president November lb.
Heinze Found To lie Solvent
N» w York. Oct. -•» Arguno r.ts in
the bankrupt proceedings against the
Otto lb nz • Company, tin* Wall street
brokers who recently failed after an
unsiic *essfi;l attempt to corner tin*
Copi't*r market, show tliat the tirm is
solvent.
W eeks ami Attell to l ight
Los Angelo-. < Vt. A he Attell
and Freddie We-k- wii! light twenty
iounds t hi-evening. Atteli i- favor
ite in t he hett in-.
Reception To American Ambassador
Yokohama. *>et. L’‘.» \ml>:i—adm*
0*l»rien wa> given a reception today
by tin* citizen- <*!’ t id- eity.
John Barrett Dead
S.intrai.•>. 1 >e'. J : •’1 *!1'; Ik l*ett,
city t tiitoro! t: e lAamimr, dropped
dead from heart fa hire tot lay.
f ive Holidays to He p Bunks
Portland. Oct. UU In order that the
banks ot t he >tate i ay remain elo.-ed
during tiie present W’a 1 -treel panic,
Gov- rmii* t liami't i i.i *i today i—ut*tl a
proclamation ti*c.rng live day
leg i! holiday. Tim strap ed linanctal
condition ot the**a-t - m g oing to he
felt liere.
floltke Loses Lilackmail 5u»t
Berlin, Oct. i t Molt ke lost
his suit a*M i...t r Harden, in
winch lie chared tm- latter with
blackmail. W’iut scei.es followed the
n turn ot the ve n c;. tie* crowd cheer
ing Hamm ami denouncing*' MoiiKe
a> a moral H*{»• Modke cried out
that lie wished in* waste-ad.
Resolutions L:or C::pt. Weaver
Tacoma, Oct. 1! The Arctic Broth
erhood 'crand camp today adopted
resolutions ruioct-ic of the late t apt.
Weaver, a noted sea captain of the
north, and a member of the order.
Woman Kids Russian General
St. Petersh. ro. Oct. ’Jd General
Maximoffsky. director of tie* depart
ment of priouers, \,a> shot and killed
today In a youny woman.
Wants A N ice Aumiral
Wash in.if ton, i>. C.. <»ct. L> Presi
dent Koo*e\vlt in hi> annual message
will recommend that tin* uavv have the
rank of vice admiral cmsi.tntlv filled.
Bertha Reaches Seattle
Seattle. <>ct. Steam**!* Bertha
arrived in port it >1 . Seward this
morning at 11 o’clock.
Female Box rs Scrap
Ne*v York, t >ct. ilu T* xnx Mamie
Donovan, the cha:t pion femah*
bantam weight. knocked out Goldie
O’Kourke, champion of Fnjrkinu, in
the thirteenth round la>t td^ht.
Attell Puts W eeks Out Easily
Los Anjfeies, Oct. i>d Abe Attell
knocked out Freddie Weeks laM. nijfht
in tin* fourth round. Weeks never had
a look-in.
Head Declares Holiday Week.
Olympia, Wash. Oct. 30 flov. Mead J
issued a proclamation today declaring
the remaining days of this week to ho
holidays. The object is principally
the protection of oamtry hanks, some
of which fear runs.
Portland Hanks Open
Portland Ore.. Oct. 30 Portland
banks opened this morning. I he
clearinghouse will issue certificates
for mutual protection.
l ord Trial Near End
San Francisco, Oct. dO Arguments
in the trial of Tirey L. Fort! on tlu*
j charge of Urihery will begin this aller
noou. A he Buet was not placed on
J the witness stand by the prosecution,
j The defense promises a sensation,
claiming it will show that $200,000 ot
1 the alleged bribe money was spent tor
| the purchase of property, not for btiy
! ing the street railway franchise, as
jcharged.
Ranchers to Try Adams
Rathdrum, Idaho, Oct. dO -The jury
j which will try Steve Adams for the
; murder of Fred Tyler will ho mostly
! composed ot ranchers. The special
venire from which it will be selected
! has a large majority of ranchers.
To Have A-15 Auxiliary
Tacoma, Oct. dl The Arctic Broth
erhood will organize a women’s auxil*
. iary when the grand camp meets.
Comedian Runs From Warrant
New York, Oct. 31 Raymond
Hitchcock, the noted comedian, who
wa> Indicted upon six counts upon the
I charge of ruining girls, dropped out of
sight within tiie last day or two and
cannot he found, lie claimed that tiie
! charges against him were blackmail.
Naval Sailors Start Mutiny
Vladivostok, Oct. .'>1 The naval sail
I or> on the fleet here ran amuck yes
i terday and turning the guns of the
warship upon the fortress proceeded
•o bombard it. A battle raged for
' several hours before the mutineers
1 were subdued and many men were
kiiled. The mutineers were finally
; captured and placed in irons. The
to mi has been declared to be in a state
of siege.
Bishop Rowe Coming to Alaska
Seattle Nov. 1 Bishop P. T. Rowe
( of tiie 1Episcopal Church in Alaska is
now in this city and will leave for
YaId /. next week. From there he
will go over the trail to Fairbank and
proh.ihiv make a trip down the Yukon
v siting the various missions of the
c.mivh. H ■ may possibly visit Si w
ard b.-fore starting for the interior.
Arrested for Betraying Secrets
Chicago, Nov. I A stenographer in
! he otii.-c of the I’nited States district
| atturnf) was arrested yesterday.
: charged with betraying secrets of the
prosecution. Secret papers and data
to In* used in the prosecution of cer
tain bai.k olticiais were stolen ami it
is hedeved tlie stenographer was the
guilty party.
Attempted flurder and Suicide
St. .ioseph, M'ch. Nov. 1 (Ieorge 1*. i
Hi-eator brother of Frank Iliseator,
a former well known Klondike!', at-!
temp:ed to murder his wife here yes-1
terday. and then committed suicide.
Imbibing too much of the (lowing
howl was the cause of the trouble.
Telegraphers Strike Near Kud.
New Yark, Nov. 1 The telegraphers
union have a secret plan by which they
expect to arbitrate their different?*
with their employers. They hope to
reach a settlement soon.
Sulli\an Knocks Out Fields
Goldfield. Nev. Nov. I—Mike
: Sullivan got the decision over Frank
Fields here last night in the twen
tieth round. The light was tierce and
i de>|K*rate from t he first.
(ieneral Greely to Retire
Wasnington, Nov. 2—General
A. \Y. Greely was today transferred
from the Department of Columbia to
| me Department of Dakota. The
general will retire next March on ac
count of age limit.
Pupe Pius 111 With heart Trouble
Uniiio, Italy. Nov. 2—Pope Pius XII
j is critically ill with heart trouble
which has bothered him for sometime.
He has canceled ,al! his appoint
1 ments and will not appear in public or
receive visitors until his health is
1 better.
(iov. Moggntt Under F:ire
Seattle. Nov. *2- Alaskans in Seattle,
and especially the delegates to the Re
publican convention at Juneau, are
scoring Gov. Iloggatt for wluit. they
t hink his ant ipathy to the best interests
of the district. The Nome delegat ion
is planning to oiler a resolution at the
.luneau convent ion asking for the re
moval of the governor. Col. W. T.
Perkin is opposed to the resolution
and is doing what he can to prevent its
presentation.
Roosevelt Receives Amudsen
Washington, I). C., Nov. ‘2 Presi
dent. Roosavelt today entertained
Captain Roald Amudsen the Nor
weigan explorer who was the first
man to accomplish the north west
passage. Capt. Amudsen is now in
this country on a visit.
NEARLY ALL MINERS OUT
OF KAHILTNA DISTRICT
Special to Tlie Daily Gateway.
Kahiltna, Oct. 2 Nearly all the
miners have passed down from the
creeks. It is believed that the output
this year was about double that of
last yera.
Clark & Flasley are now work
in if four men on their new strike on
the Kahiltna. The cleanups show
about an ounce to the man per day.
Attention was not called to this par
ticular location till late in the season,
but already several locations have
been made. Next year considerable
new if round will be opened up for sev
eral miles alon»f the main Kahiltna.
There are a considerable number of
men beaded for the Ktiskokwim this
fall. The launches have already land
ed eijfht men with their outfits at the
mouth of the Skwentna headed for
that reifion. Several others are get
ting reads to jfo. Most of these men
have made their yrubstake in the
Cache creek country this summer.
None of the men svho went into the
Kuskokwim ia-t winter has returned
as yet, and no news as to what was
done has come out this way. Some
of them will probably he out this way
on the First ice.
Unga Wharf Washed Away
During tlu* tierce storm that raged
over the Shumagin islands recently,
the wharf of the I'nion Fish company
;,t Fnga was completely washed away,
together with the cribs. Judge Drif
field secured some lira* photos of the
immense waves rolling over the wharf
of the Alaska Codlish Company in the
same hay.
Gets (iood Whale Catch
The steam whaler Bowhead, Capt.
'Hlton, reached Dutch Harbor October
12 in the midst of a tierce gale. She
hail cruised for only a few months in
the Arctic, but succeeded in capturing
nine whales. This is considered aline
seasons catch, the product in whale
hone being worth about $5)0,000. ()t
this about two thirds goes to the
owners, the other third being divided
among otlieers and crew. Nothing
hut tlu* hone is saved as the cost, of
trying out the oil is more than the
product is worth these days.
Copper was down to 12J cents and
silver to <50 October 15).
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