$1.00 inVdvance i Seward Daily ateway tesri
. SEWARD. ALASKA. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, liMI _N<>’
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CARRANZA REFUSES
EO MEET HUERTA
♦
PRESENT COAL
TEST NO GOOD
|?r. I*rook* l>eclares \ 'on I hi* l<*V
o Mataauska * oai Y\ ill
}*r<>\e Nothing
>K \TT1.K. JuH t:h- Hr.
Hrooks. who ;s now hen* on fh» w;r.
to V....-'; i. tits are- :f as his ’ *nr> op n
• >n tlut tlit test which is U‘>\v beii.K
, 0; .-a .U-k.l con'* will prove
not hi.‘if ither \v;r . Ho seems to k *
»>vo ’l< s beea'.uo •* as **•>
that aie tests or not -•>** tin ov:-'
AU\ trt'pent' kit «i *ia*
:* •' ... »* <tjc ! extent lli)
t ur.rt u
imp’*’ ;> . ' ,
H« o\o ' on o r«»\v
\ . ?’! make at- exto’ts’v • fo».
ih * *a tm p m: * > the so ith. Ho r\
... the U et :n an in terra w
lVt It o i* \u VO * ha* the ojienir.tr «’f t e
lf..’ , ,north wii! rVs *!? »n
th*> »*;tah ' *r h* “* -tv*
s,*> r if wil’ have a ia.
jr» , • -> *?«1 " 0*0 A* 1 *!* SI»V« a<l * *
*'> o* *oi* coast tr:*ir.
H
‘ i .» >umn o♦* coal as mere y in
b* t: nrmt? of tro* opemnsx oi
FF.hFK \ 1. <»!i X M> Jt
i»F( »NY KNK> \ I' K \ 1 11 •
Will !*:•>»** l hatgt* That 1 n.niiira.rn
\]vn (irattrd from v h*m*sc
Imr.dgrant'*
ATT! K. Jn'\ ! 1 -V '•'* '
<• jurv ' ocouv*»nod h«*? to av n
ti * iriKMi c>* tnob'iia .tti chnnb'S
that the mmi^muon o!;«is Is at : is
j>«»11 1 i\v : n n - * nsr f- n 1 i m *'
immijrranl..
f'oi**fit .-cove ns mi*.* tend
. ■ ■ ' « ; * '
il4., m ’ «>*'. ****** a
*‘rty :v . i :vo fra* nor. I* ♦*
. • « ri r* *!i* '* v ho bavo b». m
* ■ •- v 'nt**y V,r
TOSSED BAIL
▼
-a Tra. i t Knrai* *- I5r:ii**li Monarch
ii*. if ’ inu flor With
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V
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T * *1 ..*«•*! ■' •:*• * *b*- mo ■:
Xr-*»"i • r y
:.i • • 'll). IT
1 *. *-din*. o' vomer "iymors
5at th* intpa*t
*«r »•>; jost', oodv •* US ill.: U
jo#., ... so t ,*»**o,i«fi y*Tou"M
•, • • - • ' .
v sf** i < \> »■» *.*<*e* i f.er coa* *■ * an *o
rVturti - • ‘a* *a’a ♦* irn rj*dait**!y La
••*r ti.* *tat *m* fit as uiven « ..:* tra?
>h«’ v ord oo* i* *m*<*uU* the woman
win* tri*- * * T»«it as .-a.i av *
s i * ’ < * ’ ■* -... c h * *»* f r' * ■ •
nit*.*.
Tin* cm tana** nco o eur.Oi us
i. * onbrnir. dm* bus ev**i bo. n
inflcit *d o a (ir* ‘h ’ in" *>r < aoc-i*
in r»’o<U •'•■■■ ■' a:-; h; - arse**
people of n -...i . »■■ ‘ Xt-:.T
that viobmii* «** *.* * xt ’• n ** *
looked for aira;os*: th«* ir-htnn* •
» on(;ki.s<m*:n kktmn
iO CKX r- M1I.K \r. K
\V \Sli iNtj'ft >N*. July 14.—With
> -n*v«n s* nutors on y opposing the sen* ‘
.tt« today vote \ in favor o4 continuing j
th»* allowance of twenty cents ;• mile,
for congr< ssm *n. A rath;*r warm >
d’K’Ussion has recently taken place tf. •
tfc. p s> els here re jarctli g t •
extravagance shown in making alio”” -
ances to f ” itihers ot the national j
legislature and he allowance o^ tv on- j
ty cents per mile for trace'ing
ponses particularly 'tame in for attack j
>o that tnr matter had to be brought j
up in congress itself. The opponents ■
o‘* the allowance used th > i rgumer.t j
that 4i>r* national legislators are al
ways readv to cut down tP* -111 o .* 1
ances of territorial legislators and
other officials but that th ur own al
lowances are never reduced.
Xew line fancy candies, box choco- |
late^ and hard candies at Martin s j
Candy Kitchen.
\vASH INCTov, .1 uly l:k—l*resi*
dent Carranza of the Constitutional* I
notified this government toda\
that he refuses to treat at all with
Huerta and that h** will only afcree to
one thins and that is to the uncon
ditional and absolute surrender of the ,
present president. This decision on
the part of the Constitutionalist lead* ,
• •r nu*s an end to the hope that an ir*’
mediate and satis factory nrramro- ;
inent would he arrived at and that
peace would come without further
trouble. It is now sc no rally accent
ed ;»< a fact that Huerta cannot last
mn<-h ’oncer no matter wh tt may
eotne in the immediate future but
th« re is b“lieved to be slid more d r* 1
fruity ahead before the affairs of Coe
* ran be straightened oat.
ltv the sicnimr of tb‘ protocol he
t"',»♦•» Huerta and the Cnited States
•i>, d im•;er of war between tl * two
• . hee* removed at least
♦’>*. r.re*eet ho? *'*• * ro»f . now
t »ho V n. c m**d;,ltorr
m-u{ j ♦ 'Vrv t’ l( .•*•) jt»>d (' :rran7.u
1 »■,> '. ! * »/**«•<»*a*»*• mn»ear*!v,
s \\ < SEW \!M> WH.!. HA' K
\ Kir. \i:m
Mreadv Talhinc \hout Vrranae*
men*** for the (boermnent Kadi*
road Employees
im m •’. received *rom N.
Faub er of .1* n’eau it is sta.ted th • a
rtjmo** *> eurren* * ■ ‘ he of’ e-a t; at
f>»*<. Hamilton and Horror- or Orecon
• r. >0 ■* to ’om* ♦ <> Sewa’d V1 d
hid’d a modern hesnitpt for *!.«> rail
road emr*b>v',r<. .'dr. I*anhb*r stut'u
♦ i - t t‘r rerort ’> *h»t *he ,mvcrn
m.'iit e.as ejvor the t ao d*»rtor> nam
1 a « o ;* * act for providir.ir eedvd
Mtvmhm 'or ♦hn-e cmt>loy<‘0< and he
,(1( *<> ‘ q ] »p* thar the rumor 15 " e j
1 1 1 .. • «..w« Mt’\* l T> t h j »
rro’chborhond r»n*' return to ,»unerai
Mpout ^vo weeks into.
\ ; ws VOTES
T' * i!en' fo? tb* .John H. Mcv»r; .v
' »ts has been yone through. The 1 ots
•viniht r t**n in block -11 and were a !
in by II. -1 aim.
! A imirr. Kvums is duo *f> r? *• ’f '
*.» Sr ward on Thursday.
The i>e« - have :n rived for the \\.
’ Role t> *•» lb. Romir. I’h*
it'- * •** or;;t • t f • *\t t * tli?* * ’.b• ’1 • •
lice,
i y I-’, ~ R. ;U- • p «i Brown \V Tlu”
kins it* U> Km1; on a business t fo
**ii trt Kvans.
■
... * K\;'e> *• - kr K.
• A ar»e* i uu<* a on 1 > ■1
or '!«c I priyo t d : T* torts •
o I hr • ‘HO VOSS' i '*0
vo!) *is;n *mr ha m w
•( ir the l o **el ?nire on I'<■*'
a tri ) to the *'utsi*n-.
Ku iXiirb's mar* around tciwn tod;:;
*, ^ a** v j U* j * « • . 1 ■ *1 *' * * *
. to e l* it any ci ntinnation ol . c
..t... v te.vy *:;pneu today that tin Ad*
irorai Lino wishes to retaliate on tin
\ aska .'team.'hip line *‘>r entering
' . (a t. * hit-»* s*.**nis to be a*
to ihi ttion fo.’ the assertion.
K?m **\ h ish is workj.njr a bunch of
in; . • , i.ynx i reek and Anderson .s
*ork nu auivc on the same crook.
k L. £?kinnc% who is condtu-*’ny a
f, v arm. rani** l > the city iron: \ a.
i » v ;>t niir’nt ard wnil leave or* tu*
fhe yam?* of baseball which war
.->* .ed pen : *r last ^Sunday but which
a." ostpo.ued wi i lake place mw7
Sunday. I*, Mriscoli is bust prepar*
am if ! yound and expects v have v
\ ?:** conditio n.
< Henniny, who has s? id hip shop,
.‘id outside but hop* 4 t • return to
;~u ard i-ome time.
V ? es^aye was received today from
: »-rcy RuM* n statiny that .Major L. H.
. *•* tie.' and ( hares L. ilerron win
* t .irn t** Se*..ar*i fo” ’.vo or th»cc
Lo’» nol Revel!e will take out his
mu t* am to his roadhouse tv. s even
ing.
»* . i*!:* ore mere
FOR MILLING TESTS
Ellsworth** Mill V ill Soon Be Grind
ing Some ot Hayden's Rock
Oscar Christensen is about to start
packing the out! t ot Janies R. Hay
crew of men
•jn he started to work soon to sink
v. nee? 1 loroniau
i. :). i laydeu
•’ \ quantity of
ore within 30 days for crushing in the
. ,aWurih mill.
LINE BABY BOY IS
BORN TO THE MANTHEYS
A fme baby boy weighing 11 G
pounds was born last evening at 5^
o’clock to Mrs. Manthey, wile ol Gits
Manthey. Dr. Romig was in attend
ance and reports mother and son to
be very well.
SKAGWAY DEMOCRATS
NOMINATED JOSLIN
SKAGWAY. July 14.--Falcon Jos
i lin was unanimously endowed by the
Democratic club of this t’ty as the
candidate for congress at the caucus
held here last night. The delegates
elected to attend the Democratic Ter
ritorial convention at this city on
August •'» were also unaicmouslv in
structed to support Joslin who they
said they believed would make an ac
tive campaign if nominated.
The above telegram was received
tod a 5 b\ the liatewav from the Skag
wa> Alaskan and will be reef ive<l as a
surprise and somewhat ot a shock by
the regular Democrats of this part of
the territory. Joslin is tin man wlu*
opposed the regular Democrats of t^e
territory at die last election and. in
deed, is regarded as one of the chief
opponents »»f the party. i!i has also
i.fvn accused of being u ( nggenhe»m
man and his nomination b\ an\ body
of Democrats is sure to create a sen
sation i* if •' regular ANr-kun tdemo
cratic ranks.
The Daily Alaskan. from which tvo
dispatch comes, is a s‘ rung suoport'r**
of Wick* rsham and most <f the peo
, ole of Skatrway are. nattr udy, friend
v to th*- White I'ass ntVoau so that
th** nomination of Jov’in cannot he
guav *d without further information
subiect. Senator lam er of
that < itv has been a regular supporter
of th<’* Democratic party vecentlv and
the fact that the nomination of J >s
kn v as unanimous would lead to the
belief ikjit he an«l 1 is ‘Y»* nds haw*
i rrone over to those "•]-<> opposed th**
1 regular.' at th* last election and since.
>PK< I \ 1. \" \ \M \ V DINS
WASHINGTON, July 1’.—Senat '
Klihu Root introduced toda> a ' ’*
nrovuiing tor tin making et spot al
coin** to mark the opening •»' th< Pan
•ima <\:na1 and the od] is sere to w*
na»» *s a thout any difheu'Xx.
SCHOOL LOTS
- » me { or \ I- ranchise
. i metric Puv er ( o.
The • v * ouncii at hist night's
i:v. : • _ I i:\ii .>»*d the •la:;- \>ts
i-ar ’. *• id ' -at'fia! • : an a • a s.te
■ i * > i t i , * a . *• ’i a he
t. d a u a. j " i 1 ors
hi'* to : .% er.u* h towards
ui, . V . Tie ; - .at » : d
a. ♦ i ** { O’.'s* •; : r* M Ales - »v. * ai “*
ij of t!ie sun; o! $■>l%* ea *h • * a
I . ’ - -dso ’ ‘ SI • V
V \ the »i"I '• il h*;» * '• a*eh;te< t- of
- « ?\ pf* t****** ! ‘ OOP fl ."’l pdt
mo; *'re the peojj* si-d hi;'.'ding tad
* ’ .* * f. * * • •; '*» t . «> * ian.N a • * i» •
j.M*nree n* *: < : : * e r „ e o! !: \ e a
cent o*’ ••** ci si »f th** building which
* M i • •ej’.r j t * J* sided would he nb^'t
s;;,,00U. The intention is to wect a
building which vd* be sutflcient tar
ill th« r ■ * r r >0 * *v o. ore sent but vhhh
i!! he - * 1 onst'•”* ied that it van forr
the wutg of a bwger schoo’ be Idin?
when i large.' •trurturc becomes
;> i ; *' : ’ *'i:ir' will he a
four apartment one with a coTwreto
* :;s*'t*i ‘ *i ’ t’a childr* i> can
pUy in bad v *uu;eu.
Several »ut:»n> ho *■* » re prt •-•id.
a* the meeting .-■♦■)•<* invited *o ex
oi*e.s thei* opinion as to Th(‘ Site ot
* ho sehoo . tnd Vcssrs Harvey,
Whit* head, Poindexter. Brownell,
Romig and Withers gave It as the*:*
'.♦pinion * hat tPe o* ation is a good ore
although -onv* ot thv)S° present be*
]i»ved thjjt the schools should be eor
,-truct'ni further to the north in prep
aration or an influx of people when
♦ho population oixt that way vriP l*'’
, t,*j*’gp an t that part of the city w id be
Qc/*n»•>♦(»(! most! v by residences.
\i Chamberlain in a. somewhat
'Wostorinn effort stated that the city
has not sp* nt a «♦ nt of its income
, this year and will have about $7.5*m
toms** for schools, fire orotoctior. etc.,
and he believed 'rl using it. Coun
. i’man Noon was also prominent in
the debate and b dioved that there
was no ise in putting up a shack tint
would 1 ;tvo to be remodelled. The
work will begin at once and the street
committee was directed by the mayor
to proceed to have the lots cleared
and prepared.
Ph« reading of an ordinance for the
proposed granting of a new electric
light and power franchise to Robert
Ashland and B. Cl. Poindexter was
next in the order of business. The
further consideration of the matter
was laid over, howevm*, until the next
regular meeting or the council aft *•*
y*tv Attorney fJ( T *ndley Orecn had
suggested ;t. as well as some of the*
members of the council
The ordinance provides, along with
ti-,p reee’ar conditions, that the gran
tees would give a flat rate of five
lights of 1A candle power for SI.50.
They would also pay the city one nor
cent of fhe receipts for the first ten
years after the first five years, and
an increasing r>°r centum for succeed
ing periods. The plant, it was also
provided, should ho in operation with
in eighteen months after the grant*
i ing of the franchise.
POLLING TAKES
PLACE TODAY
From 6 to 1) This K\oiling I oral Dem
ocrats M ill \ ok* I or
I Jedegates
From <i to !i o'clock this eve ning the
Democrats of Seward will vvte fva*
| delegates to attend the Democratic
! Te*rr.*u>ri»il convention at Ska.gway n
! August .
Twelve men received the nornma
l tion at the* caucus last’ reek and
I some dose* polling may be looked fo’*
I as a the* nomine e:* are mem wno it»e
w* li known and most of them are* be*
i lieved to be solid in the ii* peditnal
faith. So ’nr as ran be learned there
has ’em n made no effort in behsill a!
»the e rneiielates or any dipoe so that
the **< e»ctk*ns made* ".ill be bused a!
most *m rely on personal d. >ice* ’! no
hallo have been regularly piinted
for the use of the voters wro will 1 <*.
>f c«< r.-v con Tin# d to the aeM»e*re nts of
the Demacralir part;/.
MRS. F \R.M \\ liKDIKYED
ITV ADD TO i»D 01 1LTV
' FREKPOKT. N. Y., July 14.—Even
the best friends of Mrs. ( arman. wif*»
«.»/ Dr. Yarn an. now belie ve that she*
- ; ui'ty of the- killing of Mrs. Doiuse
RaiP y. It i- tin* g< ne ral he>j i* among
them. however, that she can prove* the
killing to be* accidental aid that she
real!' onlv tired the* shot to frighten,
hem husband.
SAY DIRECTORS
ARE CRIMINALS
i ..mrni-sion Declares New Mu'orv
• .‘u (I Vdniiri e r i* inil Y\ orst
in World
V ! N n ON. .imy 14.— iPar
: %' ; i of the aliens o!
; ( N< , . la cen s'abroad was \i e
vyj’v’ *> >t.'' o' i'l and. I hat wi.1' dj
,-.-i », . * •• p irni tally negligent ?d
» o# the findings of the 1 >
•• C -mm..jv commission which
h;> t nv\'♦*v.igating the affairs of
ih< !.-fn:iany an 1 which; issuer! its re
-,t f , ,i *« 1 pm»i. i !lO CC)j<): L i -c
hw-j.i tin main filiation ol The
’ a.!’ the' most glaring ir
tie* hi**’.• >c* o’ f maladministration oi
i ... »n . : - th • h aration
llli.r h» hir * i.»r ;..*<■ <»l»nin:,;,y ,•<>*
• •• !<> e*- s'OO.OOO.O'K).
The stoeVhedder.- it .-1 s40,0G0,00C or;
'[ *; hopou th; f most of is
.. v,'):! l»e re oa ered.
T» •* » *; po -i ut announces that it
wid not attempt to ii\* the blame as
b» . >* p Melon and .Morgan but that
|*o*h mer* >e ;*v o! .ed in vie charge
in ;ir' • t v made by the commi-s;'.]) s
certain. Lt is al o stated ir the re
port that the manipulation of .-toe1:
as evidently the chief aim of the
people who controlled the road and
th;;?. the succe-s ot the concern it sol,
» vas entirely overlooked.
The country is now awaiting flic
ti>er developments.
> C.WNOr PUOSEITTK
STOPSTA DT’S OITKMU
Pecaiw* lie Is a Foreigner He Can
not lit* Punished for Great
Wreck
OTTAWA. July 14.— I he govern
ment attorney, have discovered that
tin y cannot prosecute Tultenos, tr.e
third otiicer of the ship Storstadt, for
having caused the wreck oI the Em
press of Ireland and hundreds of
i lives, because he is a foreigner.
Tuftones is a native of Norway ant
never took out his papers as a Brit
ish subject. In future, as a result ot
this failure to hold him responsible,
1 the government will insist that sh’.p.>
! officers who are foreigners must have
Canadian certificates.
The finding of the committee of in
vestigation into the circumstances
! surrounding the wreck was that the
Storstadt should not have hacked out
of the hole which it had made in t.no
hull of the Empress of Ireland.
BOB HODGE ONCE MOKE
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
SEATTLE, July 14—Robert Hodge,
formerly sheriff of King county,
again filed his nomination for election
to the same position today. Since h s |
last term he had the ambition to be j
governor but this ambition was not
fulfilled.
Wizard Round and Trianjzle Polish Moos
and Furniture and Floor Oil. Removes the
dust: Kets in the corners; lightens house work.
Price $150. Brown & Hawkins. Quality firfft.
ADMIRAL LINE SHIP
NOW TO RETALIATE
! SEATTLE, July 14.—1The Admiral j
line of steamships running to Alaska
has secured a traffic agreement with
the White Pass and Yukon Route and
the ships of that line will call a;
Skagway henceforth beginning with
th* trip of the Admiral Kvans Ju'y
j 25.
This agreement and the decision t*>
. enter Skagway is declared to h** in
th*1 nature of retaliation against the
Alaska Steamship line for entering
Cooks Inlet. This has not been de
clared in so many words but :t is so
generally accepted as a fact in stean -
ship circles that there is every reason
to believe it to he a fact. As to th*'
nature of the agreement nothing has
been given out but it is assumed that
the Admiral Sin** will have th*; same*
or similar privileges on v to those*
which other lines enjoy in their
r*ji»tions to the White Pass company.
CHRISTENSEN ( OMRS
TO TAKE TI> 1*1 MON Y
Will Visit Seward and Other Points
In Connection V*ith t oal (uses
SEATTLE, duly Id.—Chief '*hr,
’ tmisei of the land, department wii
h ave Seattle tomorrow for Ala: ka t »
’ take testimony in tin coal cases vhi h
• ili be »lispo*eo of n°xt fall. In uiei
t.ior. to Seward he will vi-i* .Juneau.
'hstina, Valdez and l aivbanks *nr!
make a thorough effort to tret to 10*•
bottom of the whole matter. Several
; witnesses will hi* examined and the
♦ our will occupy .some time*.
pvssemjeus on the \i \meil\
Th< follow it* g passengers name or
tin* A aincdy tor tin* p!a* es named*
Sevard—S. IL Anderson, Harry
Drown, J . Oariin. Esther Mi
Xormc’L A. Oloson, A. .Smith vT
\vi fo.
L'nala.ha— Miss Died, I* ank *>..-■
' sell.
: Seidovia—Miles H:dbu»*i.
Knik—M d ^Visfel '> ,L t ViM.ouo.
Vaidez—Pi. (I. Dermert. das. Dren
nan, d. M. Druce and wife. Master
. Dw,< ♦*. ,J. Hi-lop. A. Miller. O. S. Dai.
‘ kin. Benno* Spence. W. V. Sprue '
ILtth Spence. Po'TShy Spence, Sus!*
• Snem e.
NO I I DTJ! ED NEWS ft Ml EIVEH
Of d HE K \TMA! EftlTTION
’RATTLE. Ju’v p:.-~No furthei
lews has he, p i> •• J o' t !lf» OH1P
•ien :,f Katin: < ‘,n *t'ier v<
;>?'n* s •• Alaska. The ; evenue cut*
„ t „ L , ... 1 ......
4 ! (•'■.«, a *• > jOO.-l*: O »>0 i>P \.«
anil ti*»tl r.t 'v.o:*e ■ ’ pj*• v o.
1 an’ i * * '• li e* (Ml thei’( •
4urn to Kodiak. V:i the cut c s <
dcvf*i] to lie* sm r •*’•»* i*i \
ne* far trim the :egion af
♦V ted.
VOT THE i \N \M.\ ( V N \L M \N
A report v. as current n th° c'*.
todav that or:* of th'* engine**')'.*’ v } <
left the ATme-bi at Porta* « Pay wa**
Stevens who " forme •• • >r char**’
of the lviiTing of the Pat.nrna •■ana1
hot Leroy Tozier says that -rich >> pot
♦ he case The man who got of’ i
("oloncl P. \Y. ].. Steve ", so a an emi
nent engineer bnt one who only roprn.
aents private names. T;*e ••*rmo»* a’ n
was t’nat he had got of a? represen
■ tative of the Guggeoheims hut as the
■ predicate is false the '•ondasion ic
probably false.
DIKIC.O TESTIMONY
VERY ( ON ELK TING
Inspectors Perplexed Regarding the
Grounding of Vessel
SEATTLE, July IT—1The govern
ment inspectors are perplexed to an
unusual extent in the effort to dear
up the grounding of the step’fter Dir
igo. The evidence so far produced is
of a most conflicting nature am.
| leaves no ground on which to base an
i opinion. The case will be left to t’’C
i department of commerce to decide.
| SWANITZ AND KYLE GO
OI T OVER RAILROAD
- -i
Colonel Swanitz and G. A. Kyle
I went out together this morning to
take a trip over the railroad but for
what particular purpose is not known.
It has been rumored that Mr. Kyle is
really here to make a valuation of the
road for the bondholders but he stat
| ed while in Seward that he did not j
comp for the people who control the
road nor for the government. This is
not taken to mean, however, by peo
ple who know that he did not come
for the bondholders.
New line of *runs, ammunition, sporting
jroods. Builder’s hardware and tools. Brown
& Hawkins Hardware and Furniture Depart
ment. Quality first.
Just received, a shipment of Hills Bros.
Blue Can Coffee, selling at 40 cents the pound.
Brown & Hawkins. Quality first.
Special Sale of watches, jewelry
and diamonds to reduce stock. George
the Jeweler. lw
DICK CROKER
COMING BACK
Famous Politician Will Kciusn In Au
tumn From Ireland to Oust
Charles Murphy
_
XKW VGKK, July i4. -On* e more
i Kiehard Croker will tret into hari.es:
J in Tamil any Fall after an ab ' nee o!
1 sex era! y«ui> from *b* seen** h -
former fijrhts and triumphs.
The aur.** ’.ncenemt ■' as mad** today
j that the famous ex-e,,<!♦*»• of 'lam
many Hull will •cave Inlanc ■ !
i he has refilled for.-mii time ; * ’ that
; h(» v*!ll come to Xe\\ ; ork •»' t> e
l purpose of liavinv Ch:r e> .v n’J
oi:ste*l fr*»m tbe !•*:;■ er.**1 p ’!• * T i;
' political organization. It is ;•'*
fli.'*t ( *oker has #a»mi v> “ isior
u» take part once mere in the *. »’ii <
J !if♦ • of \b•'.*,■ Vork :i‘ the earned s«-;i.':*
tat'on of s**vf»: al >’ *he * nde - <• th**
j Hall —ho are dF atishe.l F e
I conditions nr-v ?)*•♦’ nihwr. I - *• on
position to Murph ' beconv nior<*
and more bitter .* id many of ’ •* "bl
est polit n the o
’je»e that defeat s ns>* ■ •' tc -
elect on as l***1:*' a- Murnhy hobls the
reins of office. The, ,*.!>«■ heli« ve thn‘
there F no man alive today . To cam
cave th° Hall htit one, and tna i
Dick Croker.
m<; kxcitjsion \\ill
( omi: to si;\v \no
Steamship Victoria Leaw< Next
Month W ith Crowd l or Nome
and This Place
SKATTLK. .July 14.—The team
ship Victoria of the Alaska S’.enm
ship company will leave this «Jt\ on
.i lly 2«> with a large crowd of excur
sionists for Norm . Sewa d and \ id
doz. It is stated ! \ the oinna!.- that.
• a 'ar; * number have already taken
t',< !.«* *7»r the trip an ; Lor rito num
ocf of passengers wi 1 o« up ir 'If
hundreds. Many of thos* v.-ho will go
are expected to b • peop'o " ho «’• vro
*o n» ■ firsthand in format: > i of the
district who re the g'*\o mme.' t rail
vo... ! wid be built. The shin *a V. go
Prs- to Nome and wi’! * ■* • »a by * ay
of S' .■ aad.
-it o! i ir>t Mood '*oj d* Him Into
.t Murderou* ' aria
BERGAMO. It ..\ .■ v i l.- iuior.
I'it; nett a. durirg a .nau in -
<1* rod no less than sown p«opio i“i
y« .-terday. The mur*U»r> w ere the r« •
s ut of a b;oo<i erazc* caused by tin
sigft of 111 * * blood o* a man whom he
had attacked, because of an < id
grudge. A;‘ter getting Re nr-u sigh*
of the o.oo«l he killed the man on* —
right, ri his victim was a doctor. Hav
ing kr 1 led the doctor he attacked a.
priest and killed him. loo next \ m •
tir.i ■ as a local official and the mur
, deml than paid his attention to the
official's daughter whom he also kill
ed. After murdering these th< mad
man ••ashed out and killed three men
on tin highway.
; All the murder* wore committed
with a demoniacal brutality.
! MKIMC.VL AND (Jl'AK.x M INK
LAWS MAY UK CHAMiKD
A suggestion will be made soon by
; Dr. Komig for a change »:• the modi
cai and quarantine laws for this *i •
vision. The suggestion wib be mad »
I to the medical association id' which in
this division the doctor is president
j and the association will probably
I make recommendations bused on his
! suggestion to the legislature.
WILSON APPOINTEE
WILL BE PROBED
Man Vppointed as Member of Federal
Reserve Board I'nder Fire
WASHINGTON, July 14.—Senator
Miles Poindexter of Washington has
introduced in the senate a resolution
asking that a probe be established to
learn the connection of Paul War
burg with the reorganization of the
Rock Island and Alton railroads. War
burg is one of the men appointed by
the president as a member < i the fed
eral banking reserve board. Several
of the appointments to the board have
been held up by the senate and the
president is certain to meet w ith some
disappointment in this respect. War
burg is the only appointee, however*
about whom a probe is asked.
Fishing tackle at J. L. Groef's.