NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR FAST WEEK
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Ford Jury Disagrees
San Francisco, Oct. 7—Delayed in
transmission—'The jury in the trial of
Tirey L. Forth the corporation lawyer
charged with bribery >f supervisors,
disagreed and was discharged Satur
day evening. Today it is announced
that the grand jury yvill investigate
the conduct of the trial jury, the
charge being freely made that money
was used to prevent a verdict.
The jury yvent out Friday. Satur
day morning they reported they could
not agree hut yvere sent hack again
until 2:30 p. m.
firs. Jack Hines Testifies
Coldfield. Nev.. Oct. Delayed in
transmission Mrs. Jack llines went on
the >tand in her husband's defense to
day in hi> trial for the murder of
Count Podhorski. She testified that
Podhorski assaulted her in the Butler
hotel in Seattle; that when she arrived
in Nome last March she told her hus
band and they immediately started out
together to find Podhorski,
Nine members of the jury are mar
ried. The defense relies strongly upon
this fact.
Expert Dope in Mines Case
Coldfield, Xev., Oet. 7— Delayed in
transmission Dr. Von Wedelsteck
testified today in the trial of Jack
Hines that Hines was mentally un
sound when he shot Count Podhorski,
but that he is not insane now.
Jury Acquits Mines
Coldfield. Xev., Oet. 10 Jack Hines
was acquitted last night by the jury
of the murder of Count Podhorski,
whom Hines accused of seducing hi"
wife.
Wireless Working Well
Vallejo. Cal., Oct. 1 Delayed in
transmission — A wireless message re
ceived from Sitka shows that the
station there is in working order.
Diaz Honors Root Party
City of Mexico, Oct. 4 Delayed in
transmission — President Diaz today
invited Secretary Root and the mem
ber" of his party to a conference. He
is showing them the highest honors.
Charged With Subornation.
Lexington Ky., Oct. 4 Delayed in
transmission Julia Centry was ar
rived today upon the charge of >uhor
nation of perjury in the Caleb Powers
ease. The arrest created a sensation
and other arrests on the *ume charge
are prom Led.
Cooper Succeeds Pearce
Seattle, Oct Delayed in tran-mi
sion J. 11. Cooper wa- appointed to
day assistant General manager tempo
rarily of the Pacific t oa-t Steam-hit)
Company to -acceed W. K. Pearce.
Cooper is general freight ujjent of the
company.
C. S. Darrow Reported III
< ldea;p>. Oct. “i Delayed in trail—
mi-- iin 1' is i 1 . ■; !t<-v Iron: Boise
that Clarence S. Darrow, the noted
lawyer whom 'ended May wood ad is
retained for Pelt thoi e, s'tiy i n if ,e an
ah.-ce — of the hr;
Darrow Will (let Well
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Darrow’- condition is improving and
he wi 1 ’ he oat a t' o I tt I en day -.
Johnson and Fly nn to Mix
Sat; rraneisco, < H*t. — Delayed in
transmi—ion Jack Johnson and Jim
Flynn will li^ht twenty live round- at
Colma <‘ctoher ‘S>.
Burns and Moir Matched
New York. Oct. o -Delayed in trans
sion—Tommy Burns and Ounner Moir,
the Knydi-h navy pugilist, were match
ed tot)ay toliyht twenty rounds, the ifo
to take place some time in November.
Earle’s Nerves Shattered
Battle Creek, Mich., Oct. 5 Delayed
in transmission Artist Frederick 1*,
Karle came here to the sanatarium to
day with his nerves utterly shattered
as ;i result of the tight with the crowd
which attempted to tnob him because he
discarded his wife and children to mar
ry his soul affinity.
Halsey Jury Discharged
San Francisco, Oct. 3 — Delayed in
transmission — The jury in the case of
T. V. Halsey, who was on trial for al
leged bribery and became ill during
the trial, was discharged today. Hal
sey’s condition is precarious and he
cannot recover for a long time if ever.
Wants Dalton to Educate Children
Seattle, Oct. f>- Delayed in transmis
sion -Kstella Dalton, divorced wife of
Jack Dalton, the Alaska miner and
guide, brought suit in the superior
court today to compel him to educate
their two children. She obtained a
divorce in UH>2.
Aberdeen Wins Northwest Flag
Seattle, Oct. 7 Delayed in transmis
sion The Aberdeen base hall team
took a double-header from Seattle Sun
day, winning the championship from
Tacoma in the 1’acilic Northwest lea
gue. Seattle gets third place.
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt Plan
St. Louis, Oct. 8 William J. Bryan
in a speech here last night attacked
President Roosevelt’s idea of centrali
zation embodied in his plan for federal
; control of corporations.
Sets Thaw Trial for December 2
New York, Oct. 8 Judge Dowling
I in the supreme court today set the
case against Harry Thaw for the niur
! der of Stanford White down for trial
j December 2.
John nitchell Recovers
, lnnianapolis, Oct. 8 John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, went to his office today for
' the first time in three months. He
has nearly recovered from his recent
j illness.
Want Wickersham for Congress
Seattle, Oct. S— Alaskans in this city
! are talking of Judge Wickersham for
delegate to congress to succeed Thomas
jCale.
Nineteen Lumbermen Indicted
Minneapolis. Oct. 9 Nineteen promi
nent lumbermen were indicted today
by the grand jury in the United States
district court upon the charge of con
spiracy to defraud through use of the
mails.
Pettibone III Again
Boise, Idaho, Oct, 9—Pettibone. the
Federation official, is ill again, and the
[defense is lighting against postpone
I ment of the trial in the hope that bail
will be granted and be may be at
j liberty during the trial.
Hav Admit Pettibone to Bail
Poise. Idaho. Oct. .10—Judge Wood
announced in tie* district court this
mornimr that he will admit Petti hone
, to bale if the Federation leader is not
I in physical condition for his trial to
1 begin next week.
Postpone Insurance Fraud Case
Xew York. Oct. 0 The insurance
fraud cases against lift1 insurance otfi
cia!» will he postponed several weeks
as District Attorney Jerome has not
vet prepared his evidence.
Corteivou Says He \N ill Quit
Helena, Mont.. <>ct. 0 Secretary
('orteiyou is beta1 on a hunting trip.
Ho >ays he will retire from the treas
ury department and the public service
the Ht—• t of m - t vear to take the pres -
idency of the Washington railway.
To Check Sl< ck Market Raids
Xew York. Oct. 0 — The United
S; itt > treasurer will check raids on the
stock market by putting more money
in circulation at once.
Ask $150,000 for MacLean
Tangier. Oct. 0 The bandits who
hold Sir Harry MacLean now ask$l">0.
Ooo a* ransom for hi> release. It is
thought terms will he arranged.
Approve Arbitration Rule
The Hague, Oct. 9—The entire
Anglo-American project providing ob
ligatory arbitration of disputes be
tween nations agreeing to the compact
was approved by the peace conference
committee in charge last night.
French Troops Defeat Moors
Tangier, Oct. 10 The French troops
defeated the Moors in a sanguinary
battle yesterday.
Brings Out Mikkelsen Crew
San Francisco, Oct* 10— The whaler
Narwhal arrived today from Unalaska,
having on board the crew of the Mik
kelson expedition to the Arctic.
To Span World With Wireless
North Sydney, N. S. W., Oct. 10 —
Marconi is here trying to install a
wireless station which will complete
a circuit of the world.
Fowler Breaks Out of Asylum
Seattle, Oct. 10— A. E. Fowler, sec
retary of the Oriental exclusion league,
who was committed to the asylum for
the insane at Steilacoom, escaped last
night ahd cannot be found. It is be
lieved that he is making for his home
j in this city.
John nitchell to Retire
Indianapolis, Oct. 11 John Mitchell
will not seek re-election as president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
ica but will retire to private life. Ills
successor will be Vice President
Lewis.
Austrian Emperor Dying
Vienna, Oct. 11—Emperor Francis
Joseph Is seriously ill and is believed
! to be dying. He is 77 years old.
floors Threaten Capital City
i Tangier, Oct. 11—Moorish hordes!
: are moving against Fez. French i
I troops will be massed there for its
j defense.
Eind Simpkin’s Skeleton
Spokane, Oct. 10—A skeleton sup
posed to be that of Jack Simpkins was
found yesterday in Shoshone county, j
Idaho. There is no positive basis of!
identification but tlie clothing is said j
to be exactly like that worn by Simp
kins just before he disappeared, and j
I the skeleton is exactly the proper size. ,
Simpkins disappeared when the ;
Northwest was being ransacked by i
detectives for evidence concerning the J
Steunenburg assassination and both!
sides in that controversy charged the (
other with secreting him.
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Rob Bank and Kill Sheriff
Seddon, Ala., Oct. 7—Delayed in
transmission- Four masked robbers
Saturday night looted the First Na
tional bank of this city, getting away
with $500,000. and killing the sheriff
when the officers attempted to stop
them as they were leaving the build
ing. The robbery was a most daring
one. The robbers blew open the vault
and safe. _
flariposa helpless at Sea
San Francisco, Oct. 12 —Steamer
Mariposa rej>ort> by wireless that she
is out of oil and helpless with 5000
passengers aboard 100 miles at sea
west of this port, for which she is
bound. A relief steamer was sent to
bring her in.
Cruisers Sail for Pacific
Norfolk, Va.. Oct. 12 The cruisers
Washington and Tennessee sailed
tlii-' afternoon from Hampton Hoads
for the Pacific coast.
Japan W ants to Bo Friendly.
Tokio. Oot 12 Leading Japanese
newspapers are now urging Japan to
form alliance with the Pnited States
as it will soon have the most powerful
' fleet on the Pacific of anv nation.
Japan to Build Biggest Battleship
Yokohama. < >ct. 12 The Japanese
! rovernnient will build flu- largest bat
• rleshitv afloat. Plans for it are practi
cally completed*
Admiral Evans to Retire
Xrw York. <)et. 12 Rear Admiral ;
Rohlev D. r.vtir.s will retire from the;
I active list of the navy after taking the j
I fleet to t he I ’acific.
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To Execute Revolutionists
Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 12 Sixteen
! revolutionists were sentenced to death
today.
Kaufman Licks Dave Darry
Philadelphia, Oct. 12 Dave Barry
was no match for A1 Kaufman and the
big Californian put him down so many
times that his seconds threw up the
sponge in the third round last night.
Ryan Faces Criminal Charges
New York, Oct. 12— It is stated that
Thomas Ryan, the traction magnate,
will be compelled to stand trial on the
charge of looting the municipal ferries
of many millions of dollars by jobbing
transactions.
General flanager Ward Resigns
St. Paul, Oct. 12—General Manager
F. E. Ward of the Great Northern
railroad resigned today.
Taft Reaches Hongkong
Hongkong, Oct. 12 — Secretary Taft
arrived this morning and was given a
reception at the American consulate
(this afternoon. He will probable sail
for Manila tonight.
PACIFIC COAST TRADING CO.
outfitters
For the next Thirty Days all Suits and Pants will
be sold at cost.
We carry the Celebrated Barington Hall Steel Cut
Coffee. Also the Gold Nugget brand which we
have handled for six years. It is always the same.
Prospectors, ask your friends where to Outfit, and
you will always find the right place.
PACIFIC COAST TRADING CO.
T. D. CORLEW, MANAGER.
The Palace !5iz:
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j Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Cafe in Connection. Seward, Alaska
THE ALASKA TRANSFER
CHRISTIENSEN &. LAUBNER. Proprietors
Pianos and Safes Moved Special attention to City Trade
Give us your orders for Coal &. Wood
General Forwarders phone main scward. Alaska
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J. E. FITZPATRICK 8c CO
Northwestern Steamship Company
CARRYING l. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
Seattle - Seward Route - Outside Passage
Str. SARATOGA SSsESdSSS 0n’l: ,a"
Str. SANTA CLARA ?“1iLsvisS?!».0ct ret,ir“ln‘ts“"5
oi„ viTr* A 'T' A M Sails from Seattle Oct. Hi; returning sails
i^LI • I U Vj/A 1 from Seward Oct. 35
Cfp 4 V Sails from Seward Pith of each month for l.’nalaska, and way ports,
oil* UUn/A Returning arrives in Seward about (ith of each month.
Steamers from Seattle with freight and passengers for Cook Inlet ports
connect with steamer at Seliiovia.
For transportation, berth reservations, freight rates etc. 17 I—I Ct-nworf
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SEATTLE, WASH.
GENERAL OFFICES: 702 FIRST AVE., SEATTLE.
ALASKA COAST CO.
Carrying l. S. Mail Alaska-Pacific Express
VIA |NSIDE PASSAGE
To Seattle and Juneau
Stmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward 8th and 23rd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and 2i)th of each month.
Sailing Dates Subject to Change Without Notice
for further Information Apply to
ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
94 Yesler Way, Seattle.Agents-Seward.
PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KNIK, ALASKA
Specialty made of Outfitting Prospectors
and Miners for the Susitna. Yentna
and all Interior Mining Districts
Best outfitting point on MpR* Highest prices paid
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