DEPEW WILL
MAKE THE TALK
(By United Press.)
Washington, Match, 4? Senator De
pew today signified bis acceptance of
the invitation of the manager of the A.
V -P. exposition to make the opening
address.
TO STAND
AS IT IS
(By United Preee.)
Washington, March, 4 ? Women suf
frage leaders appeared la number* today
before the committees of both houses
asking that the constitutional amend
ment in their favor be allowed to stand.
? Rose OF SHI
(By United Press.)
Chihuahua, Mrx.' Mar. 4? A bank 1
robbery hat will take the record for
dariog and success was perpetrated in
this city this morning when three men
eivered and h?ld up the officers with
revolvers and carried away three hun
dred thousand dollar*. The men piled
the money into sacks aod sprang upon
horses tb*t were waltluR aod made
their escape. Posses are out on the
trail of the robbers but capture has not
been effected as jet.
NELSON AND JTT MEET AGAIN
(By United Preaa.)
Los Angeles. March, 4? In conform
ity to the local law which forbids any
tning that might be called a prize fight
to decision was rendered after the meet
ing of Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson
here last nigbt The honors were well
divided Britt was nearly knocked out
in the sixth round. Brltt showed all
his old cleverness however. Hi* head
work was distictly superior to that of
the battler and would have taken the
decision for point* on blowa, But Nel
son was much stronger at the close.
There was a good crowd in attendaooe
in the belief that a good show wou'd be
glvm on account of the feeling between
the two men.
(By United Preu.)
New York, March, 4? A crowd great- j
er than thai wb'ch gathered at the oc
casion of the wedding of Gladys Van- ^
derbil', thronged about Grace church i
this afternton when Cornelia Harriman,
daughter of Harriman the railroad
magnate, was married to Robert Gerry, j
The best efforts of fifty policemen were
required to keep the crowd in bounds.
The wedding was attended by a great
throng of guests and the wedding pres
ents were many md costly. The cou
ple will journey to Europe.
The stork came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Kieber, and there
Is llfing there now and since 10 o'clock
this morning, little Mary Adeline,
weight ten pounds. Dr. Brawaud re
ports mother and child doing nicely.
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Mr. and Mr*. S. Meyers, of the road
house at Tantalus, who have been
stopping at the Dewey, left this nnrn
ing for home.
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MILLER HI OF SEME
(United PreM Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Seattle1 Feb. 4 ? John F. Miller, republican, was yes
terday elected mayor of the city by a majority of six thou
sand. The contest was a hot one and the result a surprise
to many of those of the Moore following.
While the^bettiug was, to the last moment, even, Mil
ler was running like a quarter horse for the full mile. All
the offices, went to the republicans except two concil
men. The proposed charter amendments also carried.
John F, Millar it well known in the
north having been In the 1898 stam
poda and remaioed In the klondlke sev
eral jean where he took ?n active
man's part aod made many friends.
NARRIMAN WINS
AGAINST FISH
(By United Prem.)
Chicago, March, 4 ? Titus, Hackstaff,
Astor and Harriman were this after
qooq elected to fill vacancies on the ex
ecutive board of the (lllnols Central.
All the candidates of Stuyvesaot Fish
were defeated.
NICE TIG
BY HUNGER
(By United PreM.)
Washington, Mar. 4? Commissioner
BalJInger whose resignation is efiective
today yesterday went before the ?om
mittee on public lands and gave h:s
formal approTal to Cale's Alaska
coal lands bill.
TP RID THE COUNTRY DF AHflBCHISTS
GOVERNMENT THOROUGHLY AROUSED? WILL DEPORT ALL THE F0REI6N BOMB
TIMING ELEMENT
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
New York, Mar. 4 ? Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Strauss is giving his almost undivided attention to the
matter of immigration which is his special charge. He
promises to enforce a rigid exclusion of all cases open to
objection on account of criminal records or where the ap
plicant cannot subscribe to the formula designed by the
law to meet this matter of exclusion of undesirables which
was brought into being after the assassination of president
McKinley. Further than this steps are being taken to
thoroughly scour the country and return to the place
whence they came all foreigners who are objectional be
cause of holding anarchistic doctrines. The business is to
be pressed to the limit. The government is thoroughly
aroused by the representations made by the police com
missioner Bingham of New York as well as the police au
thorities of Chicago who have laid a vast quantity of
information before the immigration inspectors of these
places. There is to be a grand riddance from the country
of the foreign anarchistic element.
Go to Tooy Dotero and try a Bull Dog
oisr&r. lm
Illustrated songs? W* P. A. Club
Monday? 8:30 p. m.
IB ? ?
Received a Shipment of This Excellent
Fish on Last Boat. Nothing Better for
Breakfast.
PRICE 25c PER POUND
GANTY & FRANDSON
TAFT ID
NOBODY ELSE
(By United Press.)
Columbus, Ohio, Mar. 4? The state
republican convention ha* gone over to
Taft as a unit. The entire political
machinery of the state has beea placed
la his hands. The defeat of Poraker
and Dick haa been turned into a rout.
Every number of the new republican
state committee is a Taft man,
SHIP ITS CASE
IS SERIOUS
(By United Pr?M.)
Chicago, March 4? A turn haa taken
place In the condition of Chief of Police
Shlppy, slabbed by an Italian anar
chist Monday, and fears are now enter*
talned lest serious results follow.
There are signs of blood poisoning
setting in. Ten arrests have been
made of suspects.
(By United Prew.)
Chicago, March 4? The police have
unearthed a plot to have a wholesale
slaughter of the officials of this city,
Not only was Chief of Police Shippy,
but Mayor Busse and Chief of Detec
tives O'Brien were to have been killed.
One of the two score of reds arrrsted
since the inauguration of the campaign
against them, "made a clean breaatfof it,
Living names and details. District
Attorney Sims said that the gracd
jury, convened this morning, would go
to the roots of the anarchist business,
and probe into the matter at length.
It is proposed to take radical measures
for tbe riddance of the city of this pest.
BRUNER GETS
MORE TIME
(By United Press.)
Washington, March 4? The com
mittee on territories has agreed to re
port in favor of granting an extension
of one year's time to tho Alaska-Pacific
Railway & Terminal company, in
which to complete the construction of
their road. This is what Is known as
the Bruner company, between which
and the Copper River & North West
ern?the Guggenheima? there was war
at Katalla during last year.
J. J. Dailey, auditor of the Frye
Brubn company, la in the oity stopping
at the Pullen house. Mr. Dailey has
his headquarters at Ketchikan. He
was formerly of this city and has many
friends here.
TO FIX UP THE
j WHITE SEAL
i Captain S. P. Sprou', master of the
White Seal, a Tanana river boat, was ?t
1 the Fifth Avenue. He will go inside at
once with a party to put the disabled
boat in commission for the summer. J.
A. Ward anfl D. A. Helgesen, at the
Fifth Avenue and Jack Hinzenreid at
the Golden North are of his party. The
White Seal it will be remembered, was
caught in the Ice on lower Labarge late
in the season with a party from the
Tanana and was badly damaged. Her
passengers were taken over by the
Whttehorse and brought to that city.
Captain Sproal brought up with him
new engines and planking which are to
be installed.
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