TELEGRAPH NEWS
Washington. D. A’., Sept. 11 The
e/nr has informed President Roosevelt
that there will hr no more discrimina
tion against the Pniled States, and
th;»t American good* will hereafter he
, n.ittee into Russian ports upon the
-u !> eiing as those of other nations.
The administration has been work fug
for v,me time to sfcttiv tie* addition
retaliatory tantV which Russia
rai- against thelnited States some
■ |!lt. ago her. >e of the construction
; at upon the \m rican tariff laws by
the secretary of the treasury which
u,i>. !:i..cied to work injury to Russian
trade.
\ xv York, Sept. U A car on an
, va»,,l railway train this morning
hecame detached and pjungcd into the
.trot !••: a. killing sfx passengers
■ hi ?*• n-g many others. It was an
, a: !\ ..inming train coming in and was
evov..led with working people.
T A .o. S pi. 11 The city is now
, ; . Tin- authorities have obtained
ia* hand of the moh atid have
1 hkVt rioters.
• »(l ... of (v.oular dfssatislaction
. h, -t■ r <■! Koine atlairs in the
.' •;o;tn. s,' eahiuet ami the chief of police
ut Tokyo* have resigned.
T .. Japanese have proposed au arm
v!u he R..s«,iafs in the field pend
arr.ingement' for withdrawal of
■: i,v the eveimment of each nation
ri v ■ x* * * 1 \. The prop, sal is for each
t0 f. tii.- somewhat from prox
■ • u to the other to avoid the pos
«,: tit.y of conflict*
Yd k. Soot. Y l.anm itmtra.
( ; pan. . ivi ;• at : U' | scare con*
. . , ..[Yin tld* city. IX
.. non is i at • >n side red dangerous.
o, I-.' iit the jif. s *nce < *
v i .1 C. Y. Lav.: <■: ,-t
j- i a suburb of Seattle,
You l.itnsoi: last night by shooting.
H expire*; almost insta’ * y.
La a mu bad !«-t evoi-vtbing by
speeul.it1 •! '. i brd boon ntoody for
, .Vvt.; t i\s , : t is boliovod that
id- a.d \ is tad’ .lanc'd.
,v Y«.: k. f 12 IVn viet iitts of
■; Y, . tl,, o',--, at* »i road yes
af, . <d. and it isexpectedthat
, v -i,,f rhe injured will die.
eg. of the ear to the street
v ; • i-s,-i.g ,-rs fell under the ear and
wot »• er a dietl.
, , (< Sweden. Sept. 12 Nor*
- , i- . ou-ti, the conditions laid
, h. Sv , a h*r the separation of
.... • ,v.. i - , s. The commissioners
, . , tf t > e->'■ uuel n _ iuliotis haw
•tun.ed to ili- ir 1 •tl.* '.
yii w t ..'is, Sot»t. 12 Yellow fover
, . isi*. * Yiuist riet * outside
, • e * . Nii'ir.itls from the epid
; i « a ,.. Sept. 12 Thomas .1.
... X, iisY's.,;;., * o . iary of state of
V. ?.*!• begt>■ <• i St. Yinc« nf lit s.
idi'al ■ -. .■ . - i-» . . ■ -
opera? a--! for a earner.
■ a >* »t. Ill \Y. \. ’h.t’t»n. a
:-i, v ., i ", r i i f i"t.ia * I, .
, ont 1 - • insolvent, committed
. < • many, Sept. 12 Six*
I,, \ s of cholera a tl si\
. .. ; - i i.*■ plague was thr record
\ cstoioay.
TU' --o ■ ’ mie so far has boon con
fiutd i' ; ir.y to the tenement districis
f Yds oi y a no Berlin, and a most rig*
s maintained against
.■••I, i s w'.efMit lias appeared. The
> mYs \vi11 tak< no passongors e.\
, ■ ,1 !•••. ! tpiarantine.
X- . pt. 12 Mt. \'<*suvies is
. >,•! activity again. Smoke
, . ’■.. visible from the
11* r ■ )• sovorai days, with occasional
gilt * Captions.
X ■„ 11 -lours. Sept. 12 Twenty new
>■’ ; ,o; eo.s, - . ‘re reported ves
, ,t, 1, it t:«i do.-,, hs. KeCriU cases
o i , ■ i lrriis’ !y of a mildt r fomr.
.1**. .".inirma, Sept. 12 William
■ a tuluin.: man of this city, killed
.vif i;.s night through jealousy.
. • ucf'ia. Sept. 1U Animosity
Y s-*tln;ea again*! t 'heistians is
g» g rr.o Y. as the result of cou
nt :■ Y wi. Croat fear has been
srou-r 1 at tlie probability of a general
, • oip. p ( f.ri-tiui.s.
g . vY a .11 bo mmIn to the Kuss
an _ • mm, tit to take measures
>ron ptly to protect the Christian poj>
ulat ion. The general lawlessness among
tl ■ Tartars and Kurds continues.
Helsingfoe-u i-'i land. Sept. 12 -Uus
siau s-o so a few days ago
i so .., rod ♦ •• Cui ones of Swedish
ran i. etu. w ith bayonets, and 120,
o si cat 11 tl g -s concealed on a barren is
bm m i iic g ulfof i tothinia. Last Sunday
morning a patrol boat, found an 40ng
lish v-■» -1 trying to landon the island.
The cuui.nundcr oi the lluasiau bout
demanded to know whether the Eng
lish vessel carried jfuns and munitions
of war. Immediately afterward an ex
plosion was heard from within the
English boat and she bejfan to sink. \
Her crew escaped in life boats.
All the circumstances pointed to the
equipment of the Finlanders for rebel
lion against the Russian government. :
It is regarded as certain that the Kujj-j
lish crew blew blew up their boat, to!
prevent her falling into the hands of
the Russians with her contraband
carjjo.
St. lYtersUurjr, Sept. 12 Riotinjr at
Baku is on the increase and the Rus
sian troops so,un powerless to suppress
■ it Last Sunday soldiers fired u|m>ii a
crowd of workingmen, killing seven
i teen and wounding many others. Tar
tars and Kurds are plundering at will
in many districts of the Trans-Cauca
sus and little attempt is made to re
strain them.
Communication has been cut t<>
, Raker since yesterday and il is thought
! probable that the situation is <frowinjr
; worse. A jjoneral insurrection is
feareil which the troops in the t'aueas
| us will be totally unable to cope with.
Warsaw, S, pt. 12 A popular up
: rising i> threatened here on account of
i the execution of Kaspshak, a labor
; leader because of bis part in the t roubles
| of last winter. All tlie factory workers
have jjono out on strike and many dis
turbances have occurred. Hundreds of
arrests have been made.
Tin- city is practically tinder martial j
law and no jrroups are permitted. The
labor population is extremely sullen.
New Orleans. Sept. 1> The owners
of immense tracts of land in the Lie
<>f the Pinos have u>‘ fed their plantu
s ion* as u refuse for person* who may
wish to escape from the yellow lever
contagion which is certain to continue
in this city until frost comes. The o'
f will probably be accepted and ar
rant,'! meats made to teat.sport to thej
- and all who w ish to r". ,\it bout: !i ;
tin* island is within the tropical circ'
;t inis a temperate climate, and y» ILw ,
fever has never been known there.
'i'iie fV v situation in tb s city
; slow A itnproviivy, and ah u*uu'b new
eases are constant 1,' appearing they
are usually of a mild |yin* a:ri few
deaths are occttiinif. In tin* river dis
tricts of the country the lever is
spreading.
New York. Sept. 1.! M. Witte, tin*,
chief Russian peace plenipot -ntiary at
tie- Port'in mtii cuiferem* . reeeived a;
lie • it i • ■ 11 of eminent Ameriean Jews*
here to,i;i \. I !• d, :111<n asked M. j
Witte to use Iks influence with thej
Russian _ >verntiu :.t ,o emancipate the
.11 ww in Iiussia ton tlie otliciul perse
cut it n to w hie!i they have bet n always,
sub • no..u to allow them to partic
ipate in tie national *rovernmeiif.
The Russian statesman -kb that
speaking for hiin-eif'alone h was in
favor of fjrantinjf the reque-t of his
Cit .el's.
The me’i.b - of the deb ration wore
‘much er.cout; ”'ed, t>* cause, at hou^h
a!. Write tiers ra" rhw huie. any plae<
in the Rti--i.an a' v -'-niuent it i- beii c
eit 1 La» h" v, ii! soon re-enter B e c.ibi
net heeaus "I his rteat »:ijut»:natie
triumph in tin* peace conference, in
which he proetired peace will.out tin
payment of indemnity or any o*hor.
hutuiliatinocor.oilion. It is bei.e.ce
that in the eubinet lie will be able to;
aecomplisli tin-reforms which he lias ^
loivy advocated. He is the most etui-j
neat Liberal statesman of the empire, j
Rome. Sept. Ii» -‘’ope Pitts has :i;iin
Ld Bishop o Von in 11 of Portland,
Maine, to be abb-rate to .hipati.
Yokohama. Sept. 11 An immense i
meeting <»f residents was held here last,
night t > make formal protest against j
tin-terms of the treaty of peace with j
Russia. This was followed by a de-!
na>ustration against the police, who
were gathered around to keep order,
in the eonllict whieh followed a large
quantity of property was destroyed and
forty houses were burned.
Thirty-seven officers were injured by
tuissih s and shots from the mob and
many of the populaee were severely
clubbed by the police. A large number j
of arrests were made.
The disorder continued all night,
breaking out sporadically in various
parts of the city. At o’clock this,
morning two companies of soldiers!
were called out and placed on guard
around foreign consulates and churches, j
against whir l hostile demonstrations
had been made.
London, Sept. 14—The Japanese em
bassy here has given out the provisions
o the agreement between Russia and
.Japan for an armistice pending the lin
: al signing of the treaty of peace. It
fixes a certain gone of demarcation be
tween the iwo armies in Manchuria,!
| which il:e forces of neither are to
ci*os.n. Tins zone also extends through
the region along the Tanaen river in
Korea.
It is also provided that neither gov- j
Seward Assay
Office
Chemical Analyses and Assays Made
Price List for Assaying
Gold or Silver. $1.50
Gold and Silver.$2.00
Silver and Load. $2.00
Gold, Silver and Lead $3.00
Copper. $1.50
Gold and Copper.... $2.50
(lold. Silver and Cop
per . $3.50
Gold, Silver, Copper
and Load. $4.00
Prices for other metals and min
eral on applieut ion.
Cold and silver bullion relined,
melted and assayed or pur
chased.
H. E. ELLSWORTH, C. E.
First class work done on
short notice. X° <’hi
nest* labor employed. ..
A, J. CARLSON, Proprietor
I 'oiim Ii hvc. Seward, Aka.
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'Hie ph-u iaus . ay la- will not be able
to travel lit 'ere next lii"Ut: .
t .■ iiuicj.. N. J., Sept, i 1 Minister
W'ihiam Powell, ti -1 1 nited state*
diplomatic rcpresoutui ive to Hayti,
whose homo is in tie - citv, ha* an
nounced hi* Intention 0! resigning his
post in that country, lie say* iie i
tired of the perpetual round* of rev
olutions. riots and yellow fever.
Washington. I). C. Sept. 11 Briga
dier-General George II. Weeks and
Brigadier-General William M. Gra
ham. of the United States army retired
1 i>t. are dead.
Chicago, Sept. In The Record-Per
ald says the Chicago & Northwestern
and the Chicago. Milwaukee St.
Paul will soon begin the construction
of extensions to tin* Pacific coast and
will nice to obtain the best terminals
tirst. Tlu-y are now building parallel
lines through South Dakota, and it is
stated by authority that both will push
through to Puget Sound with the ut
most speed.
The St. Paul line is controlled by
Rockefeller and is hostih to James .1.
Hill, who tried to buy it before he
took over the Burlington. The North
western is the only great American
railroad controlled l>v foreign stock
holders. A majority of its stock is
held abroad, mainly in England.
The extension of these two roads to
the Sound is considered to foreshadow
an entire readjustment of traffic ar
rangements in the Northwest when
the lines are completed.
The Cablegram estimates that $8,000
entile to Sitka last month as a result of
tourist travel.
r 0. HALE. President C. E. DICKERMAN, Vice-Pres’
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FRED WAGNER, Proprietor
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
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Bohemian and Olympia Beer
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No. 5. the property of the Du < h Hi D> '> •; *
: ,r Mnlnia Assoeiulim. .and the
Mountain Mimnjr As-oeiutior. .m.l .. t\ >■>
nor • eii.im U menus the "New* i ora n';
all situated on Mt. Ah. ctsh a. y nalasi.a l»
oiT.Umr District. District Alaska.
I„ order t" hold said .dawns uml 'M i" pro
visions of Section of tin- he vised Natiues
the United States ami the s.uiev.umo'.'s
thereto, approved January Cad. ls.ni. eomvrn- ,
in*r annual labor upon m iii.ar caims^b-wnr
the amount reiiuimt to hold soldi claims nir
the period ending December :51st. I'M>. Ami ir
within ninety days from the personal srr\ ice
of '.In-, notice, or ninety mys after the publiea
tioii thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute
vour pol l ion of such expenditure as a co-own- |
oi. your interest in said eliins will become cue
properly <>t ihe subscribers your co-owners
who have made the reipiired expenditure by
t he terms of said .section.
GEORGE H. LAXIBR
T. W. BOARDMAN
A. E. MURPHY
\Y 11.I.I A>i GAUNT1.E1 1
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VICTOR S 1'. C. PAINE
Richard tiersk\
MRS. A. DC MON
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daniei. buck
By A. ’1. W.M.DKCA. Trustee.
The Gospel Mission reading room is
open at all Hours. Mission services
every Sunday evening at <S o’ctock
j frou building on Fifth avenue.
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MAPLE SYRUP
Tiii" Syrup is wnrnint.il tot to suinir
or sour in uuy climate. For sale at
SQUARE DEAL f ESTAURANT
CEORGE RIDLEY. Proprietor
I. PALMER
GEfilE&AL imiiANLISE
Prospector’s Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
Knik P. O. Alaska
w. a. McPherson |
SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHER
Views for sale at Seward News
Stand and Owl iStore.
Address, Sew* P. O. St udio at
ranch, on railn ad three miles north
Chas. Crawford
General Blacksmlthkig
and Horse Shoeing
Sixth ftnd Washington Sts., Seward, Ala