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S?.l? HFTKKNTH YEAR " ' "" AG WAV ALASKA. ftJBSDAV, OCTOBKR ?. 1018 PRICK .0 CK.VTH
IWfiHT Bill
it own of n
I'tica. Oct. IS ? The sickness
which cwused Vice-President Sher
man from taking active part in the
present political contest, seems very
liable to result iu his death. He
left hia hu*in?*!? wrtnl months a ro
and went to a sanitarium where he
apparently rt^ainej strength and
a.ter returning to hia home in thia
city made one or two public addreas
in the interest of the Rel'ubH
j can* A few days a*o )>? became
1 worse and Is now unable to be out.
The doctor# diagnose bis case a*
Bright'* disease and can offf>r bim
no hope for permanent recovery.
The bulletin from his bedalde to
ilay Informs the public that death
most any time would not be a sur
prise to his physicla is. and 'bey
hold out the hope that he will last
for several years but only as a
seml-lnvalld. *
nriX.ARIAN ARMY l??
-* \RCHIN<; TO VICTORY
SoTta, Oct 2S ?The Rulgarian
army ha* out all communication t>e
twrft Adrianople and Macedonia.
As a result no news of the progress
of the wars on Turkish territory is
at present obtainable. It is be
lieved that the allie* are continuing)
their uninterrupted march through
the Turkish provinces.
IMHANs F1\l? <iOU?
SOI TH OK TKvriN LAKK
J. W. Flynn who has been pros
pecting in the Atlln country this
summer came out last night and
will co to Ketchikan for Ute win
ter Mr Flynn was employed on
McKee creek for several weeks and
is of the opinion that the future
!-ol>is some rood things for the dis
There was something of an ex
citement started among the Indians
the day Mr. Flynn left Atlln. Sev
eral of them had arrived in from a
''reek about sixty miles south of
Test in lake and showed quite a
quantity of (cold, and they were
l>jsy taking oat powers of attorney
for making locations.
XEI.SON WNOt NfKS TWIt K
l\ THK SAMK PIJCE
Alexandria, Oct. 29 ? Senator K.
Nelson of Minnesota, the standpat
supporter of everything as it is. lias
again announced himself in favor
of the re-election of President Taft. !
CALLKD HIS VOU'K 1'1'NK
A XI) DllAWS YKAU FOR IT
Milan, Ot. 29 ? Caruso, the fa
mous vocalist, has just won a sut
against his former common 1ft*
wife In which ho charged her with
slander and the courts have sen
tenced her to a year in an Italian
prison. Ada Giachelti, the woman
who lived with him In a manner net
sanctioned hv either church or so
ciety. succeeded In having as many
jarigles as do those who are regular
ly bound by the holy tie of -matri
mony. They fought "even as you
ftod I," and then she left him and
began to say bad things about the j
five thousand dollat* a week warb- j
ler He thought that hia reputation
as a singer was being injured and
called in the police. Ada will now i
be good for a year.
ROOSKVELT OI'T A<.A1\,
STOCAKS WKHYfiNOAY Mt.lll
New York. Oct. 2!< Wilson an 1
Johnson will both spend the next
two days In thia city and state. Wil
son will make three speeches here
the latter part of th?* week. John-;
son and Roosevelt are both billed j
to talk next Wednesday light.
About forty people tame out from
Dawson arriving here last night.
They report that there was no ice
on the river when they left the
north and the weather showed noj
signs of freexing up. Among the
passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
O'Brien and F M. At wood who are
on their way to the Sound country.
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NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS
FOR LADIES |
NOW ON DISPLAY
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Lt NOTES STYLE ^
AiiJ QUALITY o<
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
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Washington, Oct 2?? rreslOent I
Tftfi will leave thl? evening for;
New York where he wtll wUnest
ihe launching of the new dre*(t
iuiucht Ntw York, the blgswi war
vc?*l of the American na?y.
He h.i? iMUed the statement for
publication that the bitalnew dej'res
sior. which ?o dl?#!rlou?ly injure I
the country .lurl ? the four yeara j
Intervonln* between H#8 and lit"
nan tlie direct result of tariff re
form He iwtg that owing to the
PaytieAldrtch tariff the country '?
ngaln at the height of prosperity
?in! that any change of political ad
ministration will fore* thing* bark
lo th?> aU nation daya of those four
years He ? rites all people to rote
the straight republican tfrfcat
IB 81 SHE;
SET 8 ffll (ESI BUM
Rly, Oc*. 29 - The miners in th<*
copper districts of Nevada and
I'tah have won their strike and re
turned to work this morning with
an (nrnatiod pay of 2f> per rent.
White the:e was considerable trou
ble at different time# during the ;
^tmjcgle for belter p*y and better
working condition?, the ?tt Iking mt.?
u* conducted the?selve? on the
vrhole mi reasonable and determined
men. Public mMmwml was also
*?lth tht<m, because of th# fact that
111*' pny ha<l not been Increased In
-lit to with the Increaae in the cost
of llvlr.a or the Increase In the
;>ricc of copper. ________
St. pettnbui|, Oct. 29? The M*-t
;>ire of Russia has been shaken to
its political foundations within tho
past twonty-four hours by the ?n
nouuceir.eiit of the disro\ery of a
(tiRii >tlc plot to overthrow the ex
isTlnj; order of thins*. Ike details
of the plot show a conspiracy to
arrest Otar Nicholas II nnd fore
his abdication in favor of Grand
Puke Mlthael, brother or the ?ar.
Alexis, the young csarerkh was al
so to be murdered. This youn# heir
to the throne wrs born in 1904 and
is the son of Nicholas II and his
wire, formerly Princess Alie?.
daughter of Prince#* Alice of Oreat
Britain. For a Ion* time It has
been believed union* the people
that the caarevlch la not the le*1U
roste heir of the reigning monarrh.
and this ktor.v haa been circulated
for the purpose of stirring up the
p;'3slons of the populace.
Grand Duke Michael la a party
<o the plot for the dethroning of
hia brother, and the whole empire
seems to be alive with traitors.
Many arrests have been made and
more will follow. _____
UKCKKR STIM, KKiHTlN'ti
P??H AXOTHKH TRIAL
New York, Oct. 2!* Upon the
claim that the evidence Introduced
at his trial showed that the gamb
lers were Jhe ones to plan the mur
der of Rosenthal, l.ieut. ReCkor has
r.sked for a new trial. His defense
is urging It before the courts with
nome show of securing another
hearing for the convicted man.
Under the supposition that some
oue is after him with the idea "of
taking his life, L. Wahala on the
last trip of the 8chwatka up river
at that place, left the boat at
Char lr* Crook or River, and has
since been hiding In the woods n?r
report!, Tom King, the road
house man at Charles River. Thl?
i ej>ort was conveyed to Deputy Mar
shal Spencer at Circle, who In turn
notified the njarshal here. He add*
in another message that the purser
tf the Schwatka did not know that
Wahala vM Insane until after the
return trip of the boat from Ragle
when King reported. Wahala at
the time he left the boat, had a
ticket from Fairbanks to l>awson.
Today the marshal's office here
notified Spencer to g-H out a war
rant at Circle and arrest Wahala aa
quickly aa possible, afterward re
turning to Circle ? Fairbanks News
Miner.
WE WE JUST TIFFED THE FIRST BIRREL OF THE SEISOH
IT'S GOOD
I. PER GAL
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
TEDDY A 3-PLY WINNER
IS CLAIM OF HENtY
San Fra*< ?**-?, Or* J? rnMKta
llr.Kjr, ih?- noted la*)r*r init graft
pfoa^'-titor. *]'oV? to an o??rwfcHir>
In* nndlMie In tk? rtt jr l?M niffkt
llr look up the cau*? of T..#o4on>
Rocwevrit hixI M*? off< ?om* ln?M?
Information roaanllo* fcta
irm wMH tk# probation at
lr? Ih* #?lntal? of?Mr M?n?r n*?
; l??# ran ??o? Ik* #twllw #f *????
? *t H? *an> UM p?n?l?- ?C tfc*
| naf|?n ?r? r*adr Is ?taN?9?it? to
I'M Pwtrtat TmMjt on K?* ?.
pimt* tir\t???ri? miia
KKiHT WITH THK UK
I t o-H
A report com#* from lmw?on that
a rare of 1,5?o mll?* at artel on <h?
15th vhM Clir?f? Skcllv, well
known IMwaon mn?h?r and motor
boat expert. started down the Yu
kon with ? gaaollne boat rarrytag
throe tona of anppliea for the Yukon
Oold Co 'a Iditarod plant Skelly la
icrmtpanlrd hr a man named romp
ton
IV rare ia to H to th? Iditarod
before the lr-e block* th# V ukon rtt
w. 8k?iljr has Inrtnirthwi to to
aa far m poaaibie. If th? ice M
not running to any extent from th*
Porrt:ptne te may gW? paat tber??
with One# pact that point,
he ahould have ??jr goiuc to tk#
mouth of the Koyuknk Steamer
mm *ay that not nearly aa m*<-b
trouble alMhl be enpeeted at th#
Knyukuk aa from th* Porcnplre
The fir*t Ire of the rear entering
the Yukon ua.ialljr comes from the
Porcupine Blnce no rold nlghta
hare drrttfre.1 at iMwaon, the con
dltlona may be fl*?r?M* at Porcu
pine Rtrer men aay that with four
day* to ire' paat Pnrcupln* and the
flata, Skelly wi'1 get through to the
Koyukuk, and poneihly to the Idit
arod. HI* boat all! travel twelve
mile* an nour with aid of the cur
rent steamer* go from Itawaon
to Rl Michael In a week In <???"
time, but they then run day and
night Skelly will hare to tie up
at night*
Thla M not the flrM adventure of
the kind Skelly haa made He ha*
t raveled all over the North in tno
tor boat* and moahlng, and lovea
the life. If he ahoald be froaen In
thla aide of Iditarod, he altl have
the gooda transferred to atelgha,
and will take them over the ice to
Iditarod The shipment Include* a
transformer and materia! for weld
ing
Manager Anatin of the Iditarod
tamp of It# T OoM wlr#d Is
TImwii nf lb* Immm'
?rmp aarlnn K ?m ?rw
Mr? to l)*Tt the m<i*r1iil Mr
Thottnu haafled unit within a
few hour* had a rr anted for SbollF
to maka Ik# duk
?"M> v vnfR
iint?imi.?9w <*- m?
Th# aaffrtffett# moT?is?wt
to hare adtanreri ip*# In th# #t
iratnr north of lat#. for th# tetania
from the dele^at*. Meethm as a#?t
down on Ik# taut mall ahow that
in Ik# Kaakokwiai Prarlnrt No I,
or Nolan Crttk, that th r#a town
voted In diar#*anl of tb# ttatlon
law* Thea# w#r# N*tll? Packman.
Mary Wllllama and Mn Sophia lt#l
MM
llo* Ik# J<)d|(#a ram# io rkaiate
th# Inatractiona of tk# cJ#rh of th#
rovrt aa to rondwetlpg th# election
it not known, hat aafflo It la that
th# thre# to??i'i nam## appear on
th# rot In* ?* and will ewmplleate
th* m altera in th# of th#
tot# caat l her#
What will ho th# prwr#4ara till
h# h*#?{ to any, for, of <v*r*o, alnro
tk# ballot araa a secret on# It la
Impoealhle to throw oat th# rote#
of th# women Nor wowM it h#
right to throw eat th# entire bal
lot alnre that wonld eataWiah a pre
rrdent and tp#a th# war f*r fraad
in fntare eiei-tiont; fraad. b##a#?w
It would he pooalkl# to rot# on# or
two ?om#n in tk# ?tron*hotd of
?otn* randidat# and then har# th#
entire rote with tk# hie majority
for tke on# randidat#. throw a otrt
The Nolan prarlnet *ar# Oiimor#
t rote. Wifk#r*ham 1 and Kratna
naa IS.
Th# art ion of tk# official raaraaa
Init board on tkia pr#rtneta ballot
will be watched wltb marh int?r#ot
Tairbaaka N#wa-Min#r
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