MEWS OE THE WORLD fOR PAST WEEK
Af FIRMS CONVICTION
OF EENVT0R BURTON
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Artier s u! Asaa.- o' fed
st i t. \ - •* e a
port. w:i- >
place near ; r» st ni .■'it;. T a-> ~
sin escaped i; > thi- city, which i
Asiatic Iti" i. No detail- have »»•>> n
learned of *' • assassination or i - -ut*
n -ed CUU.-e.
Pope Pius Seriously ill
iy ill With a * !< ver a» d - • '• r
. in Kir > u s. Tit -
< liiit-: .. p - e.ent; William . .
vice*pres,. A. S. Kelly, third % ice*
presidents ft -ideal l*litU» r<r will
appoint an* entire comtnitti *s of live
immediately. This committee will .-*•
led men tor pr*. — and publicity bu
reau work and the task of promotion
will be placed under way at once.
To Build from Controller Bay
Seattle. May HI Dr. Brunei* arrived
here today on hi* way to Alaska. He
will go north on the next boat. He
states that work w ill begin at once on
the railroad from Controller bay to
Eagle City and will h»> pushed steadily.
He declines to di*cu*s the confiieting
right of way claims of other Copper
river lines.
May Wipe Out Chandler’s Job
Washington. D. C.. May HI The
Spanish-American claims commission
will probably be abolished September
l. If so William E. Chandler will
be w ithout a job. He is chairman of
the commission.
PRESENTED $300,000
TO COMPANY FAVORITE
By CHe to The Daily Gateway.
t'litl tKlphia. Ma\ -I W. A. ’at
ton. assistant to 1 ’resident t'assat' of
the IVnns.vlvaaia Railroad, te*l died
m) \ beiore the inters-ate eotnads*
,jon t • ivvs'iv *,| s,Mii(o;H) of >t• >'k in
eoa 1 © : !»;t11h .\s swb-ndiat*y to the- faii*
rou« . a- a *rift from the emn'ganies. Mo
mini,,1* i: . hat lie rendered no special
servio as un ©pii valent for the >ck.,
; i i \v-r • i into the arts
, t;i In t'nUm's tHanoaj.
\t appenslein Becomes Cfiict
M< tounv. He has been a detective
(. ,• | , |«,v several vi’.u s and
tie S' nki tons for a hmj* time. Me
(ets ;.'ll a ji-Oiee odhvr or dotoc'ive
, v r since he was of ajfo, bejfinnin;; in
t euati, w here he w.is chief of po
Ore \i.»\e:us. from 1SM» to 1 Me j
mu.. T. K. Delane \. who died
April
Wappenstein Cleans house
S. .i-:. . Mat 24 C. W. \V:*i‘ >en
V* ’ >t ( . ' ' ■ » ' ' •' ■ >
all |) I rooui' today, < loivd clair
v \ ! o . ; ba-.; >s atul into > si
;>. e* .hes Alaska Resources
a \*> < »v \U- -d H. Brooks and his
Alaska survey-, Ur script it e of the
•,-vdiy. aoalo^y. eimate anti in at
■ ■ jtv>s ot Alaska, it is com
! <> Hunt for Nov Continent
\ . u*u iver, I». iMay 22 t apt.
Mikk N ti sailed today for the r.orth
ivii it a liieh he believes to edst
kit • e **ea. fits party mmtb,i->
as it* nor — : ' - - • *•
P nama Must Keep the Peat -
. IX t May 22 Ft it* iy
Aryi.. flay oraity Contest
to the i .ay< alty «>1 ( router New
n yryued yt •norday before the at
'-■ ! hi.
it is seekiny to have the attorney
yeneral briny a quo warranto proceed
u- to oust McClellan.
Begin Contest of Denver Vote
Denver. May 22 The contest by the
Municipal Ownership party of the
r.-ei-ut eiry election, at which a propo
sition for the city to take over electric
railway franchises was defeated, began
today. It D claimed that the fran
chise granted to a private corporation
was carried by the votes of non tax
payers. and that fraudulent tax certifi
cates were issued to enable these men
to register and vote. Fraud is also
claimed in the late election.
Henry Dougherty of Now York,
president of the Gas and Electric
Oompany, refused today to testify con
cerning certain private affairs of the
company. He was committed to jail
by Judge Johnson in the district court
but was released on habeas corpus by
the supreme court. The hearing of
the habeas corpus proceeding will take
place next Monday.
EARTHQUAKE KILLS
MANY IN MONGOLIA
Dy Cable to Tlic Dally Qatoway.
Pekin, May L’h An earthquake in
the vicinity o! Mongolia early in this
month shook down the walls of the
'city of I'nakui and demolished many
buildings. A lai" number of people
are reported to have been killed, but
details are lew. Kobe! is beinjf
rushed in by the •rovernment. Seven*
shocks in the province of Pukicn are
also reported and the damatre to build*
tbore is said to havc been heavy.
Attacks Corporation Methods
Now York. May -'l! Justice (J.iymir
! ot t he supreme court before the ( ivie
Kederution attack' d the methods of
corporat on--. fit* declared tiiat I he
management of hu-imss affair-. by the
!*i”' coriKJirat ioiis t I the day ;ir sulliei
out to shock a < iod-fcariiur people.
\n^ru^t Belmont came nut today with
a reply in which he assorts that there
i> no difference in the methods of cor
porations and tlu* system of nmniny
public utilities In municipal owner
ship. lie demands an investigation of
the latter.
Officials Loot Burning W harf
Stall11<\ M;t\ U'J ('asliitT
fn**n carrviu.: whisky iwlflus urul**r
Metals Keep Going lip
New York. Ma\ 22. liar silver went
up today to <>. c uts per ountv. Load
was quoted at and *<». Copper
remains firm . ' t»Ito siu f«>r■ lake
and electrolytic.
Better Steamer Service
Seattle, May 22 After .June 12 the
steamers Dolphin and Jefferson will
run front Seattle to Lynn canal ,on a
>ix-day schedule, vailing' at Sitka.
Withdraw Pleas and Demur
V. w York. Mt: \ 22 The via presi
d nt and traffic manager of the New
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If pli M I'iil •_ 11111V I*. teW dills
ago hu n :: iid- e ilie y'eas today and
lieinurtvd to ‘.he indictments on the
r- nl that the charges are t »t deli*
nit' li stated.;
To Boost Alaska-Yukon I air
Seattle, Mai 22 Lov. Mehihes of
Yukon territory is here to confer with
t*M (liieetors ol tin \la>ka-Yukoti ex*
position. He promises that they can
depend upon his active support, lie
Inis just returned from Ottawa, where
he was pledged aid from the Canadian
cabinet for a Yukon exhibit.
Alai. Richardson in Seattle
Seattle, May 22* .Maj. Richardson,
chairman of the Alaska road commis
sion, arrived in Seattle today from
Washington on his way to Alaska. He
states that the principal work this
summer will lie on the trail from Val
dez to Fairbanks. Some other work
will be done and as much as tin? road
fund will permit*
To Shift Alaska Regiments
Seattle, May 24 It is ‘announced
from Washington that the war depart
ment will send the Tenth infantry,
now at Forts Wright and Lawton, to
Alaska. The transfer will be made in
July or August. One company will be
stationed at Fort Davis, one at St.
Michael, two at Fort Gibbon, one at
Fort Egbert, one at Fort Liscura, two
at Fort William H. Seward. The
Third infantry, now at the Alaska
posts, will be divided between Forts
Lawton and Wright, four companies
going to the former and eight to the
latter. This order is said to be final.
BANKER DENNISON
ACCUSED OF MURDER
8v Cable to Tlio Dally Gateway.
S;m Francisco, May 2o Frnesf Den
nison, a local banker, was arrested to*|
day for shooting a man on April 20,
during file lire. Dennison was a lieu
tenant in the Philippines in tlu* war
there and during the recent, lire he
olTereil hi- services to <Jen. Funston.)
lie was attached to the Twenty-second
infantr\ and while doing guard duly
shot a man for quarreling with I
marines. The man's body was thrown
into the bay by Dentlisou > order.
No report of the killing was made to '
the coroner and tlte identity of the j
victim is unknown. The maitt facts
only came to light within the Iasi few
days as tlte ft suit o| an investigation;
after the a Hair had heen t he subject <)f'
consider;! ble gossip.
May Rupture Coast League
Los Angeles, May 21 .lint Morley
released the players of the Lbs An
geles t 'ousl League club yesterday but
they refu>e<l to go north as a team.
The Los Angeles franchise b is been
purchased by a company consisting of
the managers of all the oilier Coast
League clubs except Seattle. The re
fusal <»f the men to be transferred else
where has caused them to he declared
outlaws by the <‘oast League directors.
From present prospects tie- Coa-t
League is hopelessly ruptured and
there will be no games anywhere.
Files Charges Against Sullivan
\\ ashirgton. I >. t Ma>' 21 A. C.
Mr Pride of Nome tiled charges today
against I ’otter t harles Sullivan. form-'
*>rly o • h:C city, who was recently'
nominated by President I loosed >' to
hr (. S. ti•strict attorney or in vest- i
• i'M i,; s: riet of Washiirdon to succeed,
.Jesse Id , ' Vlcllri e c o . , tie . *
It Van tht’< v him down in a reeling
I’.,s-■ cslitimlgr:?.. n '' li
.! i . Pv- . -
liltior.se Shaw ior President
•of ir Six' it f’oti-.fi*' -s' mat uis’ricl in
' . o , ‘ 1 i ‘ ■ I .» .
f.» -lie M. Sha 'a as thonext U'cpindican ;
nominee for tilt* pr« sid»*ncy.
Hay Take Oniy 160 Acres Coal
shington. I >. < May U > The
Aiaskaeoal land l*ill as linn 1 i\ iveoni- i
mended In tin* senate committee on
pnlilic lands permits one person to:
take only Kill acres, hut a company of j
four may take <i|d acres.
Confirms Mullen and Dudley
Washington, I), t-.. Mav !'•» I’lie!
senate confirmed the appointments of
Patrick M. Mullen as receiver and
John W. Dudley as register of the j
land ofjice at Juneau. Alaska, yes*or* I
day afternoon. Both were re-appoint-;
tnents.
Russian Officers May Be Shot
St. I't-'.•isKi.ee. aiv 22 It is re
port ed til ., ' < n. Sioes-el and Admiral |
Nelxygatafi hav.* i>« - n privately court
m'.irtie'"d and sentenced to ho shot.,
the ; . •• me i, • '.uri'etult r of 1 ’on
.Irth,;.* ’ .■•! the latter for hi' surren- i
der of his «t|Uudron in the liatth* of t he j
Sea of Japan wiien In: was still in a
condition to fight.
S. A. Puter Captured Again
Sun Fra^ci-cu. May 21 S. A. I).
i’ut.r,'the kingpin of the Oregon land j
fraud crowd, who escaped from a secret
>er viee agent of tin: government two
months ago in Boston, was captured in
Alameda this morning by detectives.
He pulled a gun bul was covered with
the officers’ revolvers before he could
point it. Filter intended to sail for,
l’iiina.
Filter was convicted more than a
year ago and had since been out on j
bail. For several months all trace of i
him was lost. When caught in Boston
lie go', the ollicer off his guard and
covered him with a revolver on a pub
lie street and escaped into the crowd.
Will Bring People to Northwest
Seattle, May 23- Immigration Agent
Otto of the Northern Pacific Railway
! Company is here and is an active boos
ter for the Alaska-Yukon exposition,
j He says it will have great influence in
| attracting immigration to the north
western states and to Alaska and the
, British Northwest.
Seattle Headquarters
All Alaskans going to Seattle on
business or for other purposes are
cordially invited to have their mail
addressed to themselves in care of the
Industrial Bureau of the Alaska Cen
tral Railway Company, Lumber Ex
change Building, Seattle, Wash., and
to ma^ke the Bureau their headquarters
while in that city.
* Alaska Central Railway Co.
nOW about a new sail of clothes:' Wo have
tin* BEST that money can buy in the way of
material and tailoring. We also carry a lar^e
stock* of Hats, Caps and Shoes, and our as»orti:;cnt
of Shirts add Cnderwear is immer se w<> m
suit every lasle and purse.
We are well prepared to meet all o n.; d or
rainy weather equipments such as Cube • i s
and Shoes for men. women and children. V :
oils styles of (lubber Coats and Cuibrellas. I;
fact we arc in the position <<> practically suppl
all needs ami at most reasonable prices consider
in<£ the quality of our floods.
Only the best, is •jood enough for us and our
trade. Come and see us. No trouble to sbov
<'<>0(1*.
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J. F. TROWBRIDGE. Gen l Mgr. E. G. McMICKEN, G. P. and T. Agt.
SEATTLE, WASH.
GENERAL OFFICESj COB FIRST AVE.. SEATTLE.
Portland sails from Seattle via. .him au. 15th of < aeh month
Portland Sails from Seward via. .human. 2sth of each month.
Bertha sails from Seattle via. Juneau. 25th of each month.
Bertha sails from Seward via. Juneau sth of each month.
Connecting with Stcantcrs at Scldo>ia for all point on Cock IflPt
Passenger Service Unexcelled
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For Rapid Delivery of Freight and Passenger Rates and Berths ap|-;y to
BROWN & HAWKINS, Agents.
Seattle Ollice, 101 First Ave. i*.
“OLY1Y3PSA”
The beer of beers
“It’s The Water.”
OLYMPIA BREWING CO..
G. S. ROBISON. Manager
Seattle Office 106 Jackson St.
The Washington Trust Co,
Corner First Avenue and Madison street, Seattle, Wash.
Invites Business by Mail or Express.
Pays Interest on all Accounts
PAID CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $525,000