ITALIAN DETECTIVE GIN
iNSTES PUBLIC FUNERAL
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
NEW YORK. April 12? Tin- funeral
of Detective Petrosino, who was as
sassinated in Rome two weeks ?ko by
the Black Hand society, was held yes
t* day vn the Catholic Cathedral at
this city. The church was crowded
?. the doors and more than one htm- j
tired thousand people lined the streets
to see the funeral procession pass.
The floral offerings were so profuse
in the church that scores of women
IccoiniuK overpowered by the odcr.
tainted and had to Ik- removed from
the church.
KETCHELL WILL
Ell JOHNSON
(By United Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 12?
Stanley Ketchell has boon uiatcho<l
to fight Jack Johnson, according to
a telegram rocievod in this city today
from Willis Britt. manager of Ketchell
The wire states that the fight will
bo for twenty rounds and will take
place next October in this city.
OLD ALASKAN DIES
STILLWATER. Okla.. April 6? .John
McOrain died here yesterday. De
ceased was 7S years of ago and had
b. ?ni in Alaska for years. He was
well known in many of the camps
ol? Alaska.
W. H. Hawkes will go south on th<>
Princess May tonight and meet his
wife and "Bill" Hawkes. jr.. at
Seattle. They will return on th>'
next Jefferson.
SENATE fli
LOWER DUTIES
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 12? Tli
amended Payne tariff bill was report
V l to 'he Senate as a committee o.
the whole from the finance coinmltte*
late this afternoon. The reported bil
was accompanied bv a general sum
marv prepared by Senator NeJso'
Aldrich which gives lower schedule,
than those passed by the House o.
Representatives.
WELLINGTON BRINGS CCSL
The collier Wellington arrived i
Skagwav at ?> o'clock last niulit witi
tons of coal aboard from t'nii
btrland. It. 0. The coal Ls Cor t!i
White Pass & Yukon railroad. Th
Wellington will be here about foil
coys discharging her cargo. Capi
Cutler is in command of the Welling
ton.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 10? At
torney General Wickersham today
\vii?-d to Attorney Crossley of Fair
banks to secure affidavits from those
who have preferred new charges a
gainst Judge Silas H. Reid of the
Third judicial division. i no amui.
\ its and charges will b.- forwarded a
j once to the Department of Justice a
Washington Copies of all th
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FORT Do FRANCE. Martinique.
Aj.ril 12 ? According to orders cabled
from Paris, ex-President Castro was
| deported from this port today. W itl'
, the members of his party he wftiij
placed on hoard a vessel to 1><- take': i
: hack to France. '
Castro protested against his deport
ation but his protests were unheeded.
PARIS, Franco, April 12 ? The gov
ernment officials here assert that
Onstro will be allowed to remain In
Paris if he does not make any revol
utionary plots against Venzuela.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
BUFFALO, X. Y. April 1J? For the
! second time this year .Viagra falls
I pre frozen solid. The Ice jam at the
head of the falls has caused the
water to back up and overflow the
river banks. The overflow is caus
ing damage to property which is es
i'. mated at $1,000,000.
BELGRADE.? Servia lias surrend-1
okiI completely to the demands of |
Europe and the tension of six months
<>>er the Ballnin situation will conic tJ
i an end this afternoon. The action
<>- Servia probably will set the Balkan
? question" at rest for many days.
The Ministers here of Great Britain
France, Russia aiid Italy will verbally
i 'lorin the Servian government today
their recognition of the annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria
Hungary. They will advise Servia to,
consider 'his nuestion closed and issu [
r circular note to all the powers in [
a-knowledgment of this annexation
and at the same time to assure Aus
tria-Hungary of her peaceful in tell
liens, revoking all claims to indemni
fying concessions.
Servia undoubtedly will swallow tliB
bitter medicine and follow the ad\ k
of the powers.
BRUSSELS, Belgium. ? An aged
couple named Lefevre, living at Choi &
have died from starvation, although
they possessed $!.">,000 cash.
They lived in a squalid apartment |
and were known to be misers. As|
the neighbors had not seen either
husband or wife for several days, the
police broke into their rooms.
j The police found the couple lying
I on an old mattress. Both were ter
ribly emaciated and had been dead
for several days. There was not a
scrap of food in the place and but
v. ry little clothing. I'nder the mat
tress the police found $1*1.000 in Bel
gian bank notes and gold.
The Cottage City passed Ketchikan]
yesterday and is due here Wednesday
She has .".0 passengers and "0 tons j
of freight for Skagway aboard.
EARTH QUAKE
UNDER OCEAN
SAX FRANC ISO, ? After experienc
ing a heavy submarine earthquake on
March 14, the Pacific Mail liner Man
churia is in port today no worse for |
1'ie tremblor beneath the waves.
The shock occurred during the nigMJ
when the vessel was 1 7U miles east- 1
v.ard of Vokoiiaiua. Those \\ ho were j
awakened experienced a sinking
sensation and then the ship hit the
incoming waves with a heavy crash,
tnrowing many of the passengers fro ill
tneir berths.
There was a small panic following
the shock but the passengers werej
reassured by officers when it was I
found that the ship had not struck.
An examination of the propellor show
ed It intact and soundings showed
the usual depths.
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LIMA, Peru. April 12 ? Severe earth-l
quake shocks have been felt today j
over the entire district adjacent to j
this city.
The extent of the damage Is
unknown. Telegraph wires have been
destroyed and it cannot be learned
whether or not any deaths have been
caused In the outlying districts.
TARIFF BILL
UP 10 SENATE
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON, I). C. April 12? Th !
Se nate will hold continuous sessiona
from now no in order to discuss and
debate the Payne tariff bill which
passed the House of Representatives
Saturday.
The House will take a recess for
a week as there is no other business
before it.
hies a. b:s
Haines Camp No. 17. Arctic Brother
hood. held a meeting last Friday
night, and elected the following of
ficers for tin- ensuing term:
II. A. Rant a. Arctic Chief.
James Fay, Vice Arctic CI; 'of.
\V. B. Stout, Chaplain.
It. M. 0(1 ell. Keeper of Nuggets.
(I. A. Baldwin, Recorder.
P. A. Policy, James McQuinn, H. j
A. Banta, James Fay and Carl John-j
son. Trustees.
NEW STEAMER
LINE NORTH
! S. F. Mackenzie was in the city
last night paying one of his regular
business visits to Victoria. With his
usual energy he is planning for an ac
ive season in the transportation busi
ness. As previously announced in
these columns, before the year is far
acvanced he will have a steamer ser
vice from Seattle to Skagway, calling
at Vancouver and Prince Rupert. Tho
arrangements are all complete for this
ri w, says Capt. Mackenzie, and on
May 1st he expects to initiate it.
He is not yet announcir. ? til? aame
of the vessel to be used, but it < Ml
'?e a first class one fequal to the Rup
ert City. It will leave Seattle on
Tuesdays and Vancouver on Wednes
days. It will call at Prince Rupert
and then proceed to Skagway.
Alternating with it will be the Rup
ert City, making Vancouver its start
ing point and running to Skagway
with Prince Rupert also as a port
01' call.
The captain looks to doing a large
passenger service and believes that
the coming season will be a very
tisy one. ? Victoria Times.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
XAPLES, Italy. April 12? Mount
Etna is in eruption today.
A dense cloud of smoke is hanging
over the crater and streams of molten
lava are running down the sides of
the mountain.
The residents of Sicily are terrified
and fear a repetition of the earth
quake disasters of Dec. 28.
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