TV. mouth, N. IT.. U-r. -'•> Th.*
.la ■ i . m at .1 Rit" n - ^ 'V- atftved
i k ! “! « i • < •
;wd t' Is aft* i*
. : • •. 5f'> • ' k, ml
■ t t '. Ru
.a:,
• «?n i<*an
:11>* |>ikt‘ :ti»« i
... eyeryhod,' who
;■> > : c ;t ran ■ ■ • b i*.
. . \u i'.k iflood ui
u ii• - pom 'n- arc tolling
with jfic t; at w • a the flood last
t: < out b.o shanty town on
t s * : cis t> ■ :.ris; . a tie mer
iuiM-, m : it. a do. sm-f'-itig comments
on the folly to men who wo old build
vtau* tr \ at* it. the ,low himi, on!\ to
bt vav'lied c 4 annually. They refused
to th- tin i\a cts a line. Durlug1
liu* t\: an ,1' the upper bit-dne- s ui
trtets ti • a* ’chants sent up tlte Mace
donian e *V< sue ovec and help Us.’*
i’othi>. t it .• beach-combers
returned o .huld . c -ts and .-colliu^
exhortations.
Z . ': --:s cs.tht per wceh;
single jo^ics 5 cent*.
1 ’ort'imuith. Any. > !t is now re
ported that Japan is willing to waive
its nan for Mnleumity and sell the
net! a half of Sayhalien island to
1! ->ia. it is also b lieved that Japan ;
w . 1 > i' -nt to have the price fixed Ip
th Hat. ae tribunal.
It \ eported that I’residt nt lions -
w 1 titad*' a personal app al to the
a, h:.' >• to accept Russia’s offer to sell
, • .f of Sayhalien and let the Ilayue
; !„ ,ee p, butial itX tlie price. 'li e
p, ie .••M.ferenCe ad.anicned yesterday
‘ until Tit' «.day to await the inikabH1 s
i .in. A tty. JO P.aropoan statos
. >;■ a \ • ry ye! . t ally uive President
U )' !l credit for hrinyiny about
\. ■ .t .'a tn and Russia. It
I ', ed that wit hout h > persona‘
. .> ■ tr till i n.ikado t ae Co
■ ’ -
Pu Minna, .sweden. Atty. -’U It h e
. , ■ 'i »i ia *e to p; sent a m t t
t ’tit ave [U i.’.e to Pre-elenl i>
1' . ■
' .a d that pate 1 U »» s have hoy- |
lc ca r;: claims
: ’ *, it
: .:■*1 ' :i ■ ' ’ 1 * v
i ,x of Ken i.
*,«J | * ft x , : >» , .' 1 : t I I "
li tv.I v "a : S. < '
• ,. >\ i. An ran a, . > \
i■ : P . t\» v a
•i. ! : nli > In :t •«< ;
; x A' J: - t' ■ ' I • \ 1.
lint !•
V.t 1 hVhl’.wy !y e in t 1 ('• ,‘i,» f i
ri a* rn-vi • d *>i iheft i. *.
\ x ;it »> 1.1 U !<i:i I'* < « V-dnp il. -i;
id. 1 %.«ecivi P> hiucelf. it • -uiynej
• a p. i . -hip until 3.
'“c i. ■; ;1 i I left i. a on i. ,• lu* <
t . .i locate' on the di.vovt t*v. P.
m a > nil h until thatll an
. it oif in it Au rust ;». iiacinjr fo ’it
atlv located th claims they i •in-1
Seward on the S mtu Am to tile their
! no i ice.. They ''ill ffu ••outh on the
!Auluud will come e.-ek in F l - i
ntury •vitii mi; plies lor liuiuine***-*
■
5<i> ta Ana Lotnei and tides
Tin1 \ rt low*; mi Steumsni;> Com '
pan . ’ Santa \»a. Capt. .vion’v, •‘iv
cti in port it*om Scuttle Saturday ni«'*u i
at top*. i inyiny thirly-iwo pa *ca
* ye ts anti It io ions of freight. Site tlis*
chained her Seward car pi turd s iiK*.i
Pi* .SCdmna. retttrnmjr VA-dnoi ay.
■ s;, .jtiie i tor Seattle at I p. til. of that
, a\.
_
To Puruase Stam,j .1111
\V. N. Arm-dr'-ng oi the Falls creek t
jiiart/ mining projtcrty sailed for Sent*
tie on tin Santa Am*, to purchase u ;
stump mill for the prone, ty. The (it-'
! U'loj-e.ent wot k nod us.*a\ s made so far ;
have convince)i the own.‘is that they
certainty have a mine and they will
or!' it for all it- worth. An assay j
ina u of rock -(‘tit to tin jissayer of the
Tr • ■ w II mh • at i. atgk'.s sliovciU'i'T) j
golo ion. and an assay made by
a, Jm.eai a-'.uyvr reve lled srHpertou |
T. V. Taylor (iocs lo Seat'd?
F. V. Taylor, who lias 1> 1 manager
of the Pear way for several mouths, was
a passenger or. tit * Santa Ana for Seat
;’e. He will tv ter the Portland dental
college, ill*. Taylor has made many
micros in Seward during his stay here
r.d he was n tn he ivcl deiil oi aeon
u. . nis oval ion . org t! e business
:m :i tae iu . »eu .. ...r ; he m as in town.
DAILY
PROPOSES LONG
WIRELESS LIKE:
Greely will Recommend it BetM'een
Seward and Nome Because of
Hazards to Land System.
Washington. I>. tS< pt. l! Cen 1
Civ ly, ehiet of tin* signal sen •.
s;i\s ho will recommend that win . v
telegraph be established between
Si'ward and Nome. lie thinks a land
wireeould not be kept in *iieeessfi!I
operation in summer because of loves!
tires, nor hi winter became of the h!:.>
/.ards.
A •ruble line would have to he Very
i. ■:iof bream • it would have o extend
half ilu- length of the Aleutian avehip
eia. o to get .t pass l hr mg!'. it v.'t'v
le-«. tele Tltpll aeros.-, N'orili S ..il'.d ":i i
• ' Up to St . -'o' i. lir ■' - v i ’ • U:.. ’-Vt
• .s
ration b'tween Nome
won hi Mi be didiculi l>\ it"
v ■stem.
Algerian Towr, in Car.:
A : i *. Sept. - ! 1 •• t
it,' . .I. A !"• ria, is in tm: • -
n ' v. min hi." the to it a
ha ■■ bt it ordered
a*:. !
PI i prattle Pm land .
.t'.uiit Hi ta"* %*«»»•->. . a
i till k> U) i ’• fi tiid. 'I'1; i
HT.ii ban trail* \ . l < ■ • n n.n g !*(* ■ .
t-kmcim lo Ta*. >i.i. will pliably i»•
exit ii ied.
Burglars Make Big *’ :.<l
Mr .v ") «•* .. S pt. - A r.a i
i ».. ur i ft ... t o
d nc of .b • A\• r. a r < ku • ' A w
f. • i; ■ s - up; h I n • at bn.:
■,v*. ;ii. i \y< v a • A ; i ■ s
Iv-i'iisl.irr Cr.as i.a .
Ai A.,'ton. led. ’ 1
'IH\ r • dully • Ail :t( l *' e.
iliil f> Improve His Rcatl
St. i ’.i .1, : ‘‘-pt. - mutes «i. i b A
. -' ..■it! of tin > real N .rthern. it: -
•.bli.iy announced tin. he p, • u
ead millions of dol; rs in the Ai
na . mi. r. of lint roads, d and rolling
toe.; of t he line n order to • A* itS
assenger -erviee 'pail to t! e
Canner) ochouacr Visits IArt
Tii si ;t:u - el toon t Auiin (Apt.
I Ian-on. came in lids afternoon 'r -a.
she Karluk cannery on some busimvs
for the Ala- ka i'aekei A Association,
and made a short si;.;. C apt. Hat. a
report ■ that t..e second cua • t ahtion
at Kai a.lv is beginning. Karluk i> an
exeeptioit to all oilier cannery regions
of A arnica it having two separate ru* s
eacii - ..son. and t e ! -i is generally
better than ihc first.
FOE MILITARY USES
War Department Establishes Re
servation Beside Seward
The war department has established
a new m Hi tar- reservation ivar Sew
ard. The la id is reserved “for mili
tary pn: pi ses. ujhjeet topriv; 1 o rights,*
ior the use of the military telegraph
lines, mi l is thus deeribed in an ohieial
order:
“Couimenciny 1th) feet east of stone
monument ho. 2, south of Adams
street, Seward, Alaska, and ememliny
north about 2700 feet to a point lohfeet
east of stone monument No. 1, of the
northeast corner of the Seward town
site: tiienee east to the water line;
thence southerly alone- the water line
to a point dim iiv east of some Monu
ment No. 2: «nonce to the point of (-4\\
meneeuK i.t hereinbefore described. A,
Temperature :.i 2 p. in. today—57.
L
boycott err
Government Decides it Canr.ot
Afford to Risk *oss of American
friendship.
Washington, I). C., Sept.- Infor
mation from diplomatic sources states
that tin-Chin so ; ovenm'.ent has dr
cided to place a ban upon the boycott
of American poods in that country.
t 'hinese merchants havc been advised
that the puts...nice of s eh a policy was
j lively to dim url) ,1 he am vable iviat i ms
exist in.; between the fvo p'owrnmcr.ts
id lose Chit'a the friendship of the
Cniied States in ti e worlds concert.
Tour <\i:hn in Irai.1 CohiT
St. Louis, Sept. Z Two l: - -a the
i ro.; Moan* 1. road e< deed tot an a*
. , it y. r
■ a .1 et ' ! ' ■ ■ '
: 11. »t r v ; i ,ui*ed.
Jose. It V. dawc/. ;■ !
: ... - pb I) V. .
GDI > SPIT i * E
v. . y h • •
•’he h
' i l! the
i ■ Hint- To a ti' ■ •< it *
i . for:: or ytiars.
BUMPED I ■
. ingle Truck * on .
ly io Gforj o T-: >r !> 11
As the must >; 1 mi
aee hi ovc. a : w
i i r- ,;.t Eli • ■ i's o ihiie i
A. j . a ! 'er.; rat 1 > ■ .u;r •
Chor ■ Marsh ,s i> Em if- -
.al with;;uisloea; .he ■: ku< e, a *;.ran .• •1
i»:u k. a cut >caip o r o i • in.i.uv:* ••
'file it or car Us. 1 a-i in: . Mum
t re ’n iront, on which .• . ail ' as
riding, ;• si lie wa * t no* vio • Miy
1.1.011 the g• Ohio! Ik-ale ■ or track.
Both cats wt re going at . lively rate,
i le’ a eisie h net .o .eti a’oOUt ti oYloek
a- the n ai wer going hone alter ta
day's work.
I laces oi this kind are said i>‘ tir1
railroad oi'ic.uls to have been
■:id il»" nun have been r p> ii< • 1
warned oi tiie danger and forbidden to
hieur .t. Never!holes* they have eon
• ii led to iidae tlie chances involved,
but yesterday’s accident was the first
of t lie kind.
The pariicuhirly dangerous feature
of these track races was that it has
i; n a humorous custom when a ear
overtook one in front the men propell
ing the r ar ear would always giv ‘the
] ading ear a vigorous bump to remind
it , motive power that it was not fast
cough. In tiu instance yesterday the
"hunch” was too strong and Marshall
tost h s v rip.
The indued man is about 50 years of
age. The dislocated knee was hurt
twenty years ago and the leg in heal
a g was -hortened so that the man lias
had. a liu p ever since. It is probably
lieu the knee was more susceptible to
Vjury ov cause of .lie previous hurt.
I
Now Claimed that Diggings in new
fureka District are Richest
tver found.
Fairbanks, As; r. -F !*. is now claim
ed lure tl.at Ktovku cmek, tin- new
discovery in the KunF-ima river dis
trict. is the riches’ yorl ,,i.a • vet
known. .Jack Daboii <I) eo tv
claim is said to be l skiny«; it t l.ousantls
daily by the ordina ry prnr of r- ckin^.
it is claimed that tile diseoverii -> al
ready made exceed 11 »• * riskiest •■ver
made in the Kloin ike. Ihjinarkah’e
strikes have been in:.' ■* on ! oil i n.
< Faei'-r and Moore c:. • i:s.
Tii • stampede fro n t he 'I n' nna rt i
all Ot Iter l*n nips ot 1 I.*' licit h l.;-"S
steadi: . Men ar* i Ushin/ in :*: I
dime: i.s. S"\ vul iow.i die- : !•
! l'e.no ■ In ■ :i i:F' oat.
' ot:di . of l .a' Sit'.kn
i local: its id n
'tri . , • ■ ;. I
' ’ our i." she mo.- •.
dloW S . ■ ’
, na '
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t .i t li. * .11 i'
yt ; . * ry y y' y
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t ■ n JIM
tilt*
|* Mini to
• *n.*e,
. ■> , 1 t >wn.
i t ' i : m Ihnivj.
i . 11 w ! 1 i I > ■
,, IVO !1 of T<> feet-.
, t i. m >t* ci*r: .
iL wiii !i1 . :» .t
. b t. !- fill 'jo
f 111, !*. 'J 1.0
ti i on Papers
r . * i fotvijrn
i* . .... ;u* • anxious
:, • ;<* .cirv; 1 :*-r< declaring1
.1 ii* in? .!••:) !•. vtnuricun
.*!• i/or . : • Mo'*‘.:n! - 11*\ ii to
j arm ;pv * it!, ti cl *i’k of the l uited
St :i > c . ; . ' c o over to
Seward *u :.e • specs to those
in i h v.*«,;*!<! like to ho;:t*
iron: a t who wi-e ‘o t^iko out first pnp
fin. Admission t*i ciiiyeashij) must bo
; i n open court lv. order of the
jud.. *.
Rainbow Chasers Depart
About i dozen gentlemen who hud
beta working on me A! ska Central
took stei r..g passonge on the Santa
Ana last Wednesday for \ aide/,
win-tv they export to work on one of
the new railroads for •'<’! a day and
board. Taelr information was not pos
itive as to whet her it is Col. Swan it Z
or .lohn Kosene who paying that
stipend, but they took aehance anyway
under the inspiration received from
some pipe dreamer.
Earthquake Shakes T’.c Town
One of Seward’s intt'rmit ent but
harmless earthquakes shook up the
town for a few seconds about 1! o’clock
this morning, it was an unusually
heavy jar but nothing broke loose and
everybody went right along working.