Sole Leather EVERYTHING
Harness Leather FOR
Dot* Harness
Dog Collars WINTER
Dog Sleds AT
BROWNELL'S
Stronq-Arm Men Make i veninq Cel
lection from J. Borland.
.1. Rorhvwt was Hi'Ul up by t »w> un
known m n ami >1 > »*' acti>' *
in*» to hi- ow -• ir* » ns. > .t»*i'* *■« '>
1 . o.imp on in u i- ; ui>l U o '
•’ - :! : i • t >: • ■ <' • ■ ‘
Hot !:t; tl wa> in Sowni #j;« v, n
.i, anti \t i»n stunt* nio: t*y at gamblin';
\ v . . ^ '
jl Ht- \- ;u , * u w. * W i!»»
1 . .-si > > 1 ' ! • a;
i* . :noiH*y ovt-rywbo, bo v.• u . * "i
: • u bo ’ iov« o’ tl ;:
U> i >i i > i ! > -U ’1
' nu* train with l>* rlami. :• • ■
j wu" not I’tsp- ■ ■ v i • ■' .my
BU!LDEHS K* EP A i WO!? K
IXvote Attrition A? insid FI. : h
ing Du’ ii"' Ha;n*>.
i >,-k tier : ■ t hi ■ •• <■ ■ o! h v\
' !’ •>' VY< >!♦ t ' V 1 il i**pt JH
i. I'm TIH>\ ' ll •’»;*-•' .' ** a i'« «!**■
.. • .• - . ■ A >n . -
coveC. Tin* b ; ha a •
tii .!*■' w i:1 * • lek* A.' .
S‘i . r Dora i.J Port
S* mm a* I». ;• c:uin* .« Siti’i'tkiy
maud. ( up , . . ■ - u ; of ‘he !>■ ■ *4
... * i inii i 1 ii i• a ■> v . . . 1 ... 1 *n
some tintt* pilot «:p the eubl* ship
Burns'ii • ThU is th* B -r:t'- lii*'t
lit!' tt \ 'ill • All.'USt. ! II
urydock* m >h< 'uih 1 west Tuesday*
Of ts. f in* !iory Sr*w :A*'1S
i ‘apt. \\’» '• *i tl. i ■ w A pr. 'i-nted
to F. It. <!r:t' sever li t:: >■ ivory ' **vi
.llieusivhie . hae been dm p d< i Bering
' a h • *h.-s hy catvh " w V ••••'. ! 'n.> A
a who’it w s s -kid witii 'k' in per
umt'itnl A: . kicking only .1 su .11 piece
at the p u* . Several t* ih :tr* ;» oin
! -
William Smitii sent in to Judge
Wickershatn Sa unlay night a *i n* pair
of 1111,lose ho; ns. on • horn has t hirte*. n
piongs and the I’hm twelve. Mr.
Smith 'hoi th* at i: iti inch formerly
owned tin* horns while with Judge
Wickershim on lii-s ivetnt hunting
trip up Kenai river.
STEAMER CORWIN ARRIVES
Brings a Dozen Seward Passengers
and Will Sail Tomorrow
Tim lit' K* steamer Corwin arrived
Horn Nome Tuesday afternoon. She
mailed from Nome Oeloher 20, umi j
: :o. ,'imi at Dutch I lari tor, I'nga. Sand !
|**d - nd Karluk. She would have'
tva,-:; : “ward two da\s Mumer Imt
-lie struck lli • yale about the time she
o t’u./k inlet, and went into
I ' ( rwin -ailedi Wednesday morn
:_ .,)!• s, ;!’!e. takiny about thirtx j
■ is-, ;,v> Vs. 1 fotu S<orat'd she took
Mis. : ' s ;; :ii i four second-cUls". I’ll*
v, \ : ; make 1:0 stops until she!
i. ehes Juneau.
‘i*i■ i , rwin h'is hern operatiny all
s; ' In i*i oiin, sea from Nome to
. . -mund. This is h**r third vear
>! ' !!!!!. t o!' t WO sra-OHS she I’.Z.S
, ■ : o -t s •jimer to ;1 f« •
ip o *m NVna* in the spring. • 'apt.'
'‘.is has bed .Mrs. West with him all
..• , o .,1 siie savs die likes t.helit*.
O PRC I I CT KUSKOKWIM
M n Will Co Over There on Snow
From the Kanti hna
'i'i Hr dw; *t i > of ■ he Ktiskokwim
A, • wi;l ! •• (iv -> vcted. .Mining men
I . le in -it in that region say there
be a inovt men! over from
>„ a w.o• r- of ilie Kant Alma river
. ... : i , i\, ,-V kw im count ry a- •0011 ..s
v, •, )• ! i a' eiing -ieili become easy.
- s.dd good pro-|tec! s are obtai"
i e’s aior.e the In adwaters
I ini and those w ho have
. t here e.roeot great things from
. • . • ■ Vail I Vo- -
I : r.M.iEF association
•r,T O.-hd Fellow mw Have
Cm: iplete Orgmi/. i ion
I. ( F' >W - completed t lie r
. > ■ • - : ’ll last Si I :l\ . V.'hi< ’l
. *• S i I'd < > ti t■ ■ lo'A ■ ’
A ., - a: on Ui.tsl they get a lodge
eh, , . Tv. nt,. m. :libel arc now on;
, : i. - mull.' : .ore. Ii\ing In or
, d, a *e ex n'cteil to join.
' - |»iV~ '• I.! ol t lie
- . ' ..-a!
a ■ e -r. A i*1 : : meeting
• I laird Sand .y hi each
. ,-fj broken b> FS\if. j Shtr.p
■ « a laborer on the rail*
i. a" tie '• v.m il. -n ei’td a
- e FA right h g l.At S.rur
, t ; a j,i i',' of Hying stump
d by a blast; lie was tak *n to
F, ■ ,**s inch Vi t '• W-. |o A
vohai.g of water w hier A
h-h ■ s 2 incites high and 1
ine' , cut .!ongli a plank Idle
el. i' . . tb.o ’> v er . . ge of aperture
n e . • v- ;; * i'oftom of the
. , :al 11' 1 op :• edge .*»
in ’ ' - ■ ov the h-,ol the water.
AT j • I! i h I ret h iweneil word in the
, g r ; ,!i his irainmotli pair of
• >.e lie) ,i—. measuring 72 inches
across t: me ev rente tips, receiver,
i;-s : ’ - ;e ’.in !’or! hfnd exposition.
No >!>• hiene.l Front stre< t. the
o.ht:c;pal business street, after it was
i ;a.d'd <: baddiiigs by the lire.
A t» ! -g c.;:h line A ui der construe*
; ■ t.e a. ■ ! '•>. ' iibbon and ilampart
by i in* go\eminent,
('har’-s \V. i\iok and Mrs. Anna C.
' Wo'fein'.en were married Sunday by
Judge Hiidn th.
Vie creeks in th« c ity hull at FAr
itanks are living plugged up with mud
fOS ISLAND fOD SALt
Ten miles from Seward. The -i nd
I- t, o mih-s long and one mile wide.
1 i will si ; my <quaU' t*> claim and lid
' fov's, whose skins nr- worth an average
of Ao eve h, for hdotH). which is less than
one-third ol the value of the skins.
Otter is mad** because i wish to go up
the Su-s tna to prospect fern year.
Alfred Lowell,
i Third avenue. Seward.
BAYS PRECEDING
| RUSSIAN CRISIS
Cy Cubic to the Dally Gateway
Si. Petersburg. Oct. -s The czars
ministry decided today to issue a state
ment promising the people the ri'fhtof
... of assembly, and a parliament j
ef general powers, with representatives !
of the common people. Tin* czar isstill
shut up in his palace at Peterlml! and j
i'.-fuses to see any one except hisj
ministci s.
'i’he strikers everywhere in the cm
nit e are allying themselves with the
i !e:;d--rs of the revolutionary party, and
j they are arming and forming
} into lip lit milt organizations.
; (ienepal Trcpotf has hecn placed in
personal command of the garrison ;u
:his city. He lias insimet* d tin- police
nei to interlcrc with parades ><> lon*r j
as tiie marchers are orderly. The po
liee plainly show lear of the mobs,
wiiieb are iiourly crow in>r in numbers
and whose attitude becomes constantly
more t htvatenintr.
,\!l railroads and telegraph line
liave c-ased operat ion and famine is
imminent in the larjie cities, as lilt 1 • ■
,ood has been carried into ti.«• ni for
many days and transportation of sup
I plies has now ceased entirely. id-on
prices :u-c enormous and steadily rising, j
| i’hey are all wady f..r a ho ve the reach i
'.»f ti e populace and many poo: peopk
j are si a r v : i v. which adds l o lie- m**nac< i
I ol I he silu.u ion.
St. I Vtei-sburp. <>d.2* Latest cabi ■]
: news The revolutionists are praeti-j
v-ili. in control ol the capital and j
j tdiciais hourly expect a clash h -t ween ;
troop- and the mob. The entire city
is in a state of panic and many are try- j
in^ to tlee from the country, which is'
a didicult matter as railroad'
: operation has ceased.
A state of war lias been declared at j
■ KhartolY by the government. In all!
i -hies molt' art increasing in numb, i s
i and violence. (‘ossaeks are unable any
J where to keep them und**r control. j
, < Vies of famine are coming in from all I
' uari.s of the empire and not a pouml o'
I'.Hiti stuff is moving. .\1) mi’is amt :
railroads have shut down.
Warsaw. i>ct. 2s -The govermr.en’
Asm d orders tode.for l.ie troops lt»|
;h(»ot on sight every agitator found in
iies'i ets. Nearly aii telegraph wires
have 1 leeii ret tine til" city i • iiabie a:
it;\ moment to I'c s,iut till wholly
11Jtnoutside coinmmiica!ion.
Si. I’e'eishurg, Oct. 2s Russia wiilj
i wit fail an its navy fio a tin I’ad'h- at j
! Mice. All ortier \v..s ts-ueil teeny j
Uteoiii"' tli" u-el* to return homo.;
i ••xe-’}i» Yg those that hejong to thej
i Asiatic station at Viadiv -stoiv.
Si. 1 Vt* g-burg. Oct. ho Oev.doo-i
ineuts ihi- morning indticate that aj
crisis is imminent and that the govern-!
meat will he powerless to s'Jppri ■> in-1
•urreetion when it begins. The diree- i
tion of the strike and of tin revolution j
’ s iii hand.' invisible to the public or!
I the government. Workman n and.
indents at * untied.
Th • capital city lu s an at mo-phor* j
like that of a city besieged by a env !
a.tnx and in hourly expectation ot -ur
s eiuler. An imn.e’i.'C searchlight at j
the top of the Admiralty building!
>we - the entire city n alternating j
, :•* it rev oh es. i •; V-m hi
i i,e '! ivts civt no light. Tile c/ar .
-s*ill in hiding in the imperial palace j
' at PelerhofY.
Tiie whole country is plainly drift-;
ing toward anatchy and the present j
calm undoubtedly precedes a storm I
i w!dc!t may break at any hour over j
every part of the empire.
Last right the czar summoned id- ;
'ministers to a secret me* ting in the
palace at I’etcrholY. Tim session con-1
tinned throughout the whole night.;
|T e cabinet is planning for or.-ani/.ed •
an l miihborn military resistance to,
the expected uprising. All tiews is |
ri dd y ensured and revolution m a;
gigantic scale is believed to lie imnti-l
nent in ew ry part of the empire.
lamPon. < >ct. 50 (formally lias massed 1
1 o(i.o .0 troops along the Russian
frontier,and it is reported on authority i
that the Ua's'T has olYercd to inter
vene with military force to oven ii cow
the revolutionists and restore the
authority of the autocracy, it is he-1
: 1 ieved tiiat the czar w ill accept the '
ofl'er in t lie last extremity.
All Kuropeis alarmed by eontempla-'
tion of th< eomplica:ions which would 1
almost certainly be entailed by such a
movement.
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block 10, between Brown A Hawkins
and bakery: V. B. Cave. (: neral j
| Belivcy. Seattle.
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Wholesale and Retail
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JOBBING AND PLUMEING A SPECIALTY
80 10 Winchester Repeating Rifles. Axes, Saws
large Assortment of Tents. Granite and Tinware
i e r.pALT
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_ 1
I
Hams, Dacon and Lard Constancy on hand
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! EIDSON «C D0D30N. Proprietors
A Gentleman's Resort. Gold Dust Bought
• (’or. Fifth and Washington struts S;*v
a e u s a j\ p n h n5 \ ^ - ;
/A O* 0 b H ? Ld fw- R 9 '> *'? w* ip-n.*
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i Only the choicest %oods dispensed \
< Club Rooms in connection
Furnished Apartments up stairs |
c-— — 1
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j F C. HALE, President 0. E. DICXERMAN. Vicc-Prcs. f
1 BANK OF SEWARD ;
Transacts a General Bans;m;t Business
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i CKAS. A. TliCKLENBUKO H. CUMKINGS j
j THE SEATTLE BAR
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i
j FOURTH AVE. SEWARD, ALASKA j
SISLEY’S BEST
MAPLE SYRUP
Tills Syrup is warranted not to siiyar
or iti ;ta> climate. For -sale at
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GEORGE RIDLEY. Proprietor
Two Nome miners have struck rich
pay on an old beach near the mouth of
Penny river. I
G. W. PALMER
GtfsERAL IlfRCd/i^OISC
Prospector's Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
Knik P. O. Alaska
The Vukutat Lumber Cummin^ now
1ki> :i full slock of lumber received or .
i tiie Dirigo