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DEATH LIST NOW REACHES 200
(By AlMka Nmi Bur?au.)
HIH.VUNUHA.VI. Ak. May 6? It U
positively known that two hundred
miners lost their lives in the gas ex
plosion In the mine here yesterday.
GRAFT ADMITTED
61 WHDLESALE
(By AImKa -M*w? Burtu.!
CHICAGO. May g ? Confessions are
bring mad# dully by members ot the
state i??i?)aturv admittiu* bribery in
the senatorial election.
IS ACCIDENTAL;
(By Alaska N?v? Bur*au)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 6? The cor ;
oner s Jury thai have bern lnvestlgat
ig the death of Tommy McCarthy,
who died after bavins a prise tight
with Owen Monui returned a ver
dict of accidental death aud th<
i barge of manslaughter against Owei:
Moran will be dismiss*.^ today.
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ALLOW BATTLE
(By Alaska N?*? Sursaui
SACRAMENTO, Cal. May 6? After
Jue consideration of the protests
j gainst the big tight to be pulled
oft on July 4th, Governor Gillette has
announced that he has no authority
:<> stop the fight.
Bert McKenzie returned home from
Spokane where he has been attend
ing the Gonaaga College, looking
haW and hearty and fit for all inds
oi athletic stunts.
IS
(Bv Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO, May t>.? A. K
i l>etweiler, the alleged grafter who
?ive himself up after hiding for two
; years was arraigned today and given
until next Wednesday to plead.
SI SIEPS
VITAL QUEST!
(By Alaaka Nawt Bureau )
WASHINGTON. D. C. May a? By a
vote of six to five the investigating
committee in the Ballinger case re
fused to compel Ballinger to answer
more fully certaiu questions relative
to the appointment by former Secre
tary of the Interior Hitchcock of cer
tain special agents sent to Alaska to
Investigate the coal land cases.
QUIZZING HILL
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 6? Sec
retary Ballinger fiuished his direct
testimony before the investigating
committee today and the cross exam
ination will begin at once.
Herb Taylor received in the last
mail a fine lot of raspberry cut
tings from the Alaska Experimental
station at Sitka which he put out
in his garden.
Olympla beer, draught or bottled,
at the Board of Trade. tf
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LONDON, May 6-King Ed
ward VII died at an early hour
tonight from suffocation due
to an acute attack of double
pneumonia.
FIRSI REPORTSNOT SO ALARMII6
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. May 6? King Edward
VII, who Is suffering from bronchial
trouble has been pronounced by the
doctors to be in a very serious con
dition and bulletins are being issued
hourly. Great alarm is being mani
fested and doubts as to his recovery
are entertained.
(Later)
LONDON. May 6 ? King Edward
VII Is dying at this hour, his malady
having cluminated into double pneu
monia and he is suffering greatly
with choking spells which are af
fecting his heart and his physicians
have given up hope.
STRONG WILL
BE CANDIDATE
(By Alaska N?w* Bureau.)
SEATTLE. May 5? Major J. F. A.
Strong formally announced today that
he would allow his name to come
before the Democratic convention as
candidate for delegate to Congress
from Alaska.
WILL ESTABLISH THE DIMS LINE
The Alaska Boundary Survey Party
arrived on the Jefferson last night
and are domiciled at the Pullen
House. This party consists of 33 1
and the whole party conai?'~ -? ?
men. ?? wUoai dre alnfady ?D
the inside and the balance will follow
?wu, rue party is in charge of
Thob. Riggs, Jr.. of Washington. D.
C.. Engineer to the Commission.
TJIFllilE
EXPELLED
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
CLEVELAND. May 5? The Steam
shoveller's Union here have voted to
expel President Taft from the Union.
That President attended a game of
Base ball played in a park which was
built by unfair labor is the reason
for this action.
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