COURT ENJOINS II F. OF L
(United Pr??? T?l#flr?ph-Cab!e lervlce.)
Washingon, Mar. 24 ? The Supreme court of the dis
trict of Columbia has delivered a judicial blow to the
Am&rican Federation of Labor by issuing a permanent in
junction restraining the order from placing the Buck Stove
company on the unfair list.
ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS TO GIVE PLEOGE CONCERNING LEGISLATION
FOR NEXT SESSION WHEN HE WILL BE OUT OF OFFICE
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington, Mar. 24 ? President Roosevelt is prepar
ing a special message to congress to be presented this week
in which he will urge that body to make a declaration of
intention in favor of a revision of the tariff and to an
amendment of the Sherman anti-trust law limiting the
powers of certain courts in their use of the injunction in
labor disputes, the passage of au employers' liability law
and finally the passage of the Aldrich emergency bill.
SWINDLES IK MS
(By United Press.)
Par's, March, 24? M. Rouchette, the
Pierpoot Morgan of France, has been
a-rested charged with swindliaes an::
ountintr o $12, COO, 000. The police are
reticent as to details, and only tha
general fact i* given out that there
have been victims by the thousands,
and the swindle has been going on for
years and upon a collossal scale. Sev
eral other barkers, suspected of beiDg
implicated are in custody. The effect
upon stocks and the bourse threaten* a
panic v I
TILLMAN IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
(By United Pre??.)
Columbia, S- C., March, 24? Senator
Tillman is seriously 111 ai his home here
and will not be able to attend further
upon the session of sonjrress.
Best meals in Whitehorse at Com
mercial Cafe. . tf
POMONA IS
A TOTAL LOSS
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, March 24? The steam
er Pomona, of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company, which was wrecked last
.Wednesday off Fort Rosa, on the north
coast of California, is a total loss.
The Bull Dosr cigar at Ton y Do?tero'
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DEATH OF
SENATOR BRIAN
(By United Prest.)
Washington, March, 24? Senator
William J. Bryan of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, died here today of typhoid foyer.
This is tho second death of a senator
from Florida during the present session
of oongress. Hon. Stephen R. Mallory
died Dec. 23 last and Hon. William
James Bryan was appointed to fill the
vacancy December 2C, and look his seat
January 9.
DOCTORS MUST
BE LICENSED
(By United Pre#')
Washington. March 24? Delegate
Calo today introduced n bill which re
quires all doctors proposing to practice
medicine in Alaska, must have a certif
icate from some reputable college and
take out a license. Those who have
practiced for five years prior to the
passage of the bill shall be exempt, so
far as the college certiGcate is concern
ed,
CMS ROAST THE GOVERNMENT
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Canton, Chinas Mar. 24? The government
is being censured on all hands by the public,
merchants and people ol all classes , for releas
ing the Tatsu Maru. A general boycott has
been begun by merchants throughout the em
pire against Japanese goods.
HNS SHOOT AMERICAN
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.) 1
San Francisco, Mar. X,A ? D. W. Stevens a well known
American diplomat who has been serving as advisor to the
Korean council of state was mortally shot here yesterday
by two Koreons for statements he had made to the effect ,
that Japan was treating the Koreans the same as the
United States is treating the Filipinos. Stevens was taking
the train for Washington when shot. The would-be assas
sin is under arrest. <
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STRIKE OF FISHERMEN
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
San Francisco, Mar. 24 ? Three thousand fishermen re
fuse to accept the two per cent cut proposed to be made in
wages by the Alaska packers association. As a result there
are twenty-six vessels tied up awaiting the settlement of
the wages question.
CALE OPPOSES THE APPROPRIATION FOR JUNEAU BUILDING
HE ARGUES THAT IT IS TOO EARLY FOR SUCH THINGS
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington, Mar. 24 ? Delegate Cale is opposing the
bill which was introduced early in the session at the in
stance of governor Hoggatt providing for an appropriation
for the erection of a federal building at Juneau. He says
it is too early to determine where that capital of the district
is likely to be permently located aud until the time lie says
it is a waste of money to build state buildings which may
in a short time be out of place.
UTTLEFIELD 10
PRIVATE LIFE!
(By United Press.)
Washington, > arch, 24? Congress
man Liulefield has tendered his resig
nation as a representative from Main to
become effactive September 1st. He
Intends to resume the practice of law.
Mr. Littlefield was elected to congress
iu June 19, 1899 to fill the vacancy
3aused by the death of Nelson Diogley.
He has been continuously re-elected
ever since.
Dr. Nyblet, of Whitehorse, came
sver last evening to make examination
jf the horses brought up by Dr. C-utts
und which are being held here sub
ject now to the examination and 0. K
af the Canadiau health or customs au
thorities. No decision was reached in
the matter today.
LEADERS NOW
SEE THE POINT
(By United Press.)
Washington, March, 24 ? Leaders of
the senate today, at a meeting held to
discuss the subject, agreed to the pro
position of President Roosevelt for the
calling of a special session of congress
to revise the trill. They have decided
to recommcnd that the time bo fixed to
foil w the fourth of March next year.
Everybody is getting ready to attend
the big dance to bo given by the Arctic
Brotherhood at the hall on Friday
evening. The committee on the various
arrangements are busily breaking trail
for a big crowd Friday night.
The P. C. S. S. steamer City of Se
attle left Seattle for this port Saturday
evening at 9 o'clock.
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