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ARMS
(By United Presi.)
Washington, Ojt. 10 ? It has been
announc-'d th.?; Sheldon is not to
resign and that Bitcbcocit remains as
head chairman ?>f the national com
mittee?but Pi*f> d**nt Roosevelt is now*
in full charge of the campaign.
Jollet, Oci.lO? Mr. Pryao addressed
? lar^e crowd hi re this morning. Ho
dec'ared ? thet ght will prevail."
Cincinnati, Oct 10 ? Mr. T.ift N at
home here and w ll remain rest ug u|>
until Mondav.
San Francisco, Oct. 10? Last nl?ht
Hearst read more Standard Oil letters
before a large crowd. He was both
hissed and cheered. Hearst and His
gcu hoth si)oke. They will travel uu
the coast together and >ire expected to
nuke an address in Seattle Tuesday.
Louisville Oct. 10? Heurv Watterson
sees nothing in the campaign but
family affairs thus far.
New York, Oct. 10? Carnegie and
Mrs. Kussell Sage are making liberal
contributions to the repuMican cam
paign fund. Rothschild have quit.
TWO GUTTERS TO
PATROL COAST
(By United Press.)
Sratc'.e. Oct. S? Orders have been re
ceivedil rectin thai the re veuue cutters
Tnetis and tue Perry remain in Alas
kan waters during the winter. The
former will pitrol Bering sea and the
l.vter :h?* *a'tr> 01 suu'Jifn A'*#kft.
(By United Press.)
N'ew York, Oci. 10? There has been
much talk to the c Vet that the ' 'iants
ii;teud to take the matter of the tie
game with ths Chicago Cubs into court.
The directors have decided not to take
this ac ioa but let the matter rest
where it is.
HOW DR. CABELL WHITEHEAD
MET HIS DEATH AT NOME
J. ('. Wood, who has just arrived at
S- utile from Nome, gives the first Ue
ta 1 1 *m1 account of the tragic manner In
which Or. Cabell Whitehead met his
eath in a railroad accident at that
place. Mr. Wood says: "Dr. White*
head was riding on a flat car on which
there were 1,500 feet of lumber and
other merchandise, when one of the
cars of the train was derailed. The
doctor carried a ?hotgun and was on
|K.: lockout for ptaraiagan. Those who
rede in the passenger co.ich escaped In
jury where the disaster occurred, but
Dr. Whitehead was thrown into a pool
of stagnant water when the llatcar
overturned.
"The passenger coach dropped twelve
feet from the trestle, but none of its
occupants was severely injured, while
unfortunately, Dr. Whitehead was
crushed by lumber and debris. The
engineer, fireman and conductor rushed
to his aid and extricated him in a few
minutes, but his lungs were partly
tilled with water and he was bruised
about the body. He was kept as com- 1
fortaUe as possible that night and the
next day taken to Xoine. There pneu
monia developed and he quickly sue
I curabed."
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WRIGHT FLIES
BEFORE QUEER;
(By United Preis.)
Lemans, France, Oct. 10.? Wilbu"
Wright made several remarkable ani!
entirely successful flights in the pres
ence of the queen of Italy. Her majctv ,
was greatly interested and rande no at- 1
tempt to conceal her enthusiasm.
Wright was presented with the Ae:oj
club medal at Paris.
EVAN'S SON
FOUND GUILTY
(By United Presa.)
Manila, Oct. 10? The fleet silled tbla
morning at six. The court martial
which tried the aon of Admiral Bran*
for insubordination has returned a ver
dict of Kulity. The sentence has not
been imposed but it is said it does not
contemplate his dismissal f rem the ser
vice.
BO DEFEATS HO
(By United Pr*??.)
Chicago, Oct. !? -The funs went wild
when the news caino yesterday thai
the Cubs hud won the pennant. Pre
parations are already under way for the
playing of the world's names. Tbe
flist will be plaved at Detroit tomor
row, between the Cubs and Detroit.
There are to be soven games.
Detroit, Oct. 10? Just beforo the
game started a drizzling ra?o bej? ?
Fifteen thousand people are in attend
ance and immense enthusiasm is being
displayed. The batteries aie: Deirolt.
Killlan and Schmidt; Chicago, I?ca!
bachand and Kline. Ic the first inning
tho locals raalo one tun. No othor run
was made until the thud when Chicago
made (our. Great depression fell upon
the crowd at this.
Rain is falling beuvily in the Gth
inning.
Chicago made one run in the 7th and
Detroit 3. Overall replaced Reulbach
Detroit made 2 In the 8th. thrown re
placed Overall
Chicago made <r> in the 9th. Detroit
failed to score.
The game goes to Chicugo, 6 to 10.
ON THE II
10 ANNAPOLIS
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct. 10? Tom Kell, eighteen
years old, the appointee from Alaska to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, made
upon the recomtnendntion of Delegate
Cale, has arrived hero en rout east
(By United Press.)
New York, Oct. 10? Al Kaufman, of
San Francisco, last night knocked out
Fred Bradley In the fourth round of
,vhxt was lo have been a six round go
IGUGG'S FLUME
IS COMPLETE
Harvey Jordan is back from the Klon
dike where ho spent the summer with
the electrical outfit of the Gugpen
heims. He says the big flume and pipe
line will be completed this year al
though water will not be turned in be
cause of the cold weather. He siys the
enterprise is one of the very big ones
of any country but believes it will take
out gold to warrant it.
EAGLES' DANCE
The Eagles dance last evening was u
great success. There were about seven
ty-five in attendance who enjoyed :he
time of their lives. An excellent or
chestra furnished the music aud de
lightful refreshments were served.
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.Just Received
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HEINZ SATJER KRATTT
jG-anty & Frandson
Servia Cries for Blood and
will be Torn by Dissen
tion Unless War is De
clared. England is
Sending Ships.
Belgrade, Oct, 10. ? 1 Thousands are swarm
ing around the government building demand
ing war. All reason has departed, and the
cry for blood is loud and insistent. If war is
not declared Sdrvia will be torn to pieces by
dissention. It does not seem possible to
avoid bloodshed.
Loudon Oct. 10.? lu spite of warnings of the powers
i the people of Servia are clamoring for war. They demand
the resignation of the cabinet and the abdication of King
Peter unless he declares war. This morning every country
in Europe is forming, aud everything points to immediate
hostilities.
London, Oct. 10. ? Emperor Joseph announces the an
nexation of Bosinia-Herzigovinia, which advances the step
toward war.
Island of Malta, Oct. 10. ? The British battleships
Prince of Wales and Glory, aud the cruisers Diana and
Suffolk, with four torpedo boats, sail for the Agean sea to
look out for British interests.
THE BOATS
The Alaska as Jefferson 1b due to ar
rive at midnight tonight. Sbe sails at
S in the morning.
The P. C. ss City of Seattle left Seat
tie last evening ?t 10 o'clock and will
urivo here on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The C. P. R. ss Princess Beatrice left !
on time last evening, bound for this'
port, bringing 146 tons. She will lie
here Tuesday.
Judge J. J. Rogers, formerly of Skag
way. now of Fairbanks, is at the Pullen
house and will remain in town several
day*, have tome business here.
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John Olson, oid time, reliable and
popular engineer on the W. P. & V .,
wiil take the Jefferson for a trip below.
Ho expects to be gone about two
mooths.
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