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WASHINGTON. D. C. April 23
Joba W. Dudley, former register of
the Juneau laiui office, testified in
the Balliager investigation today that
Marshal Love of Fairbanks was lab
or iu* under a misunderstanding whM
Lovt> asserted that Dudley had told
that he had been offered It 0,000 by
Collier's Weekly to come to Waahlag
to? to teatlfy in the Bfcllittger invest
igation
Mr. Dudley said the subject was
hr>ta<.hed to hiui by Editor Russell
of the Juneau Dispatch and there was
nothing definite in the negotiations.
The following is the correspond
t ce that passed between Russell
and Collier's:
"DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH
"Ed C. Russell. Editor.
"Juneau. Alaska. Jan. 6. 1910.
Editor Collier's Weelky. New York:
"Sir? Mr. John W. Dudley, regis
ter of the Juneau land office, which
as Jurisdiction over all the coal
claims now being iiweatigated, was
removed by order of the president
yesterday. Mr. Dudley baa the facts i
regarding coal land locations in Al- j
aika. and I intimated to him today ,
tha" perhaps he could secure work j
j with Collier's. He Is under some ob
ligations to certain eo&l land claim
ants, but I believe that a good, stiff
offer w oil hi secure him and place you
in a position to open wide the coal
i&ad situation. I would consider It
.1 clbichiuj move on your part.
| "If you care to secure the servk-es
of Mr. Dudley open the matter with
us by wire, ami I will carry on the
negotiations for you. I assure you
that if Mr. Dudley contracts with
Collier's that he Is a man who will
give you the inside facts truthfully.
"Yours very truly,
(Signed.) "ED C. RUSSELL."
To this offer Mr. ilapgood replied:
"New York, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1910.
"Russell, Dispatch, Ju.iie*u, Alaska:
"Your letter received. Win pay
Dudley's expenses here and back.
Cannot negotiate farther without
more knowledge. Answer.
(Signed.) "HAPGOOD."
The following reply closed the In
cident:
"Juneau, Alaska, Jan. 17, 1910.
' Editor Hapgood. Collier's Weekly.
New York:
"Impossible to secure Dudley.
Probably other interests intervened.
( Signed. > "RUSSELL"
BILL BRYAN
HOME AGAIN
(By Alaska N?w? Bur?*u.)
LINCOLN. Neb. April 32? William
J. leyan returned home this looming
after an absence of several mouths
spent in touring South and Central
America. He was met at the depot
by a great throng of his townspeo
ple who tendered him an oration.
GALES HINDER
OF
SEWARD. April 2 ? Report* brought
from the wont by the steamer Dora
say that the cod fishing this winter
'.as been a complete failure, owing
to lh?- almost continuous rough wea
ther. Cod fishing is done from small
boats in the open sea. When stormy
it U impossible to eugage in the in
dustry.
Fred J. McLennan, Collector of
Customs for the southern end of Yu
kou Territory came over ou Thurs
day's train and spent Friday here
lookmg over the Skagway office. Mr.
McLennan left on the train this morn
iu< for Whitehorse.
RUSSIANS ROUT
HELPLESS JEWS
(By Alaska N*wa 8ur?aul
BERLIN, Germany. April 23 ? Ten
thousand Jews were driven from
Kieff today by the soldiers. The Rus
sian officials declare that these peo
ple settled on the land in this dis
trict without permission from the
govern meat.
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IS DELEGATE
At the Democratic primaries held
in the parlors of the Lindsay hotel
Tuesday evening, April 19th, John P.
Lindsay was elected delegate to the
Territorial convention to be held in
Juneau May 28th.
James McQuinn was chairman of
tV- meeting and R. M. God man was
elected secretary. The meeting went
cff in a very harmonious manner.
The delegate was given no Instruc
tions, but is to use his own discre
tion and act for the best interests
of tlue party. ? Haines Pioneer Press
A dog thief stole the crack team of
O. W. Blue, of Nome last month and ;
sot away with it. j
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MISSIONARIES I fill PERIL
(By Alaska N?wa Bureau)
HANKOW. China. April 23? The
Christian missionaries in the outlying
districts are fleeing to the larger
towns on account of a Boxer uprising.
Placards are placed in the country
calling upon the people to "kill the
foreigh devils." '
ARE GENERAL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON, Eng. April 23 ? The upris
ing of the Boxers in China is becom
ing general and fears are entertained
that the government will not be able
to protect foreigners from being mas
sacred.
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(By Alaska Now# Bureau.)
BEN LOMOND, Cal. April 22? Joe
Choynski joined the Jeffries training
camp today and will act as sparring
partner to Jeffries.
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(Special to The Daily Alaskan)
BELGRADE, Servia. April 23? The |
Morava river is on a terrible ram
page and hundreds have been drown- 1
ed in the floods.
Capt. Simonds, manager of the
Twenty-second Infantry baseball team
stated today that the snow is still
deep around Haines and that It will
be Impossible for his team to prac
tice for at least three weeks. Capt.
Simonds is anxious to arrange for a
game with Skagway before the Twen
ty-second leaves Alaska
CLAIM CASE
WAS "FRAMED"
(By Alaska News Buraau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 23?
It was intimated in the Ballinger in
vestigation yesterday afternoon that
Attorney General Wickersham's, sum
mary to President Taft was prepared
several months previous to the date
of his official letter, Sept. 11. Ef
forts are being made to conclude the
investigation in as short a time as
possible.
STATES BRIAN
(By Alaska News Buraau)
LINCOLN, Neb. April 23? William
J. Bryan stated today that he was not
a candidate for any office. It has
been rumored that he would be a can
didate for the U. S. Senate from Ne
braska.
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PITTSBURG. April 22? The trial
of the second grafting countilman
ended in a disagreement by the jury.
The trial of the remaining council
men will proceed* at once.
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