EH OF DIHICI COURT '
ILL COME Slimy
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The juror* not oo the regular panel
, were this morning discharged, and
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matter* ar? rapidly forming for an ad
journment of o urt on Saturday, at
which time the court and official* will
fet away oo the Humboldt. The dock*
et today shows the follow inj? condition
of eaaea:
In the caae of the U. S. vs the Alaska
N\ W. Trading Co., the paper* have
been sent to Juneau, The case of
Rueben Shearer re C. J. Alexander
waa continued for the term. A continu
ance tor the term waa* also made In
Moore & Keller va Dal ton. A "Not at
Ia*ue" entry was made in Krie sheimer,
Brother* r* J. G. Smith. Thiity days
in which to plead was allowed Glafko
vs Martin. The case of F. H. Clayton,
e* al. vs F. A. Anderson was not at issue
and did oot come up. S. J. Weltzman
vs M. J. O'Connor will likely be the
next case after the Vogel trial is finlsh
?d J udgment by agreement was enter
i ed In the case of The Haines Wharf
J company, vs O'D.-ll. A continuance for
: the term was ordered in the Dryden vs
; Sewell case. In th? matter of Chas.
! Nye, vs The N. W. L. & P. Co., a judg
^ ment by stipulation was entered, the
judgment being extended until Decem
| ber 25. Merrltt vs Leonard has also
been allowed to go over and will no'.
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come up at this term of comt.
OFFICERS MUST
ILK 30 MILES
PRESIDENT ISSUES ORDER THAT MAKES
MARCHIN6 TEST COVER 30-MILE
DISTANCE FOR AflMY MEN
(By United Press.)
Washington, Dec. 6.? President
Roosevelt has issued a new Army test
order which provides that all field offi
cers lo the regular army must take a
daily practice march covering at least
leu miles a day, and that the test must
be kept up (or three consecutive days,
la order that thirty miles ot actual
lr*Tel shall be mad*.
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TROOPS READY
i FOR GOLQFIELD
TROUBLES CONTINUE IN 60L0 CAMP
AND REGULAR TROOPS WILL LEAVE
FOR SCENE TONIGHT
San Francisco, |Dec. 6? Two compan
ies ot troops will, this afternoon, be
sent to Goldfield to assist In pieserviop
order. The report here from GoldGeld
is that the Miners, when adris.d of the
intention to 9end troops into the
country, declared they will not be jor
erned by military rule. In the event
cooler heads ate not allowed to control
the situation it is feared agitators ma;
c.iuse a clash between the men and the
soldier,
The Pack Train Restaurant will serre
wine with dinner orders, free in place
of tea or coffee. Come on ooys.
LA. HARRISON CO.
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The Largest Stock ever
brought to the City
has been received
and is now on
display
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Stores 0"oeu Evenings Phones 4 an 55
Boston, Dec. 7 ? Yesterday while a delegation of work
ingmen were in the ante-chamber of the Executive office at
the statehouse, waiting to hold a conference with Governor
Gould, John Steele, a laboringraan, pushed past the door
attendant and entered the room where the labor leaders
were seated. Steele demanded to know where Governor
Gould was, saying that he had come to the meeting for
the purpose of killing him. Edward Cohen, President of
the Boston Branch of the Federation of Labor, thinking the
man insane, attempted to overpower him. In the struggle
which followed Steele drew a revolver from his pocket and
shot Cohen through the body, then turning the weapon on
the other members, he shot Dennis Driscoll, through the
shoulder, and Arthur Huddill in the neck. Both of the
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men are dangerously wounded and Cohen is dying. The
alarm was spread and Steele was chased into a corner of
the cellar by a policeman aud the janitor and beaten into
insensibility, afterwards he was placed in jail.
Bostou, Dec. G ? Edward Cohne, who was shot by John
Steele here yesterday, died in the Sister's hospital at 1
o'clock this afternoon.
580 MINERS DIE 1
III EXPLOSION!
(By United Press.)
Fairmont, Va. Dec. 6 ? A
telephone message from the
Monogran Moon Coal Mines
fifteen miles from here, states
that an explosion has justoc
cured in the East Mine No. 4
where One Thousand men
were at work and it is belived
that all of them are doomed.
Fairmont, Dec. 6 ? 2:30
P. M. ? The worst accident
in the history of coal mining
in America took place here
this morning when an explo
sion of White damp took
place. Up to this hour no
headway has been made to
wards getting into the mine
which is filled with White
damp, and it is feared that
the largest loss of life record
ed in mine accidents will re
salt before the men can be
reached.
The explosion was felt ten
miles away.
No details of the horror
can b9 given as all that is
known is that One Thousand
men were at work when the
explosion occured. None of
them have been rescued at
this time, five hours after it
took place, and no liklihood
exists of the men being
rescued for many hours to
come. The mine authorities
say that with certainty one
half of the number at least
can be given up for lost.
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GANTY & FRANDSON
(By United Preaa.)
Baltimore, Dec. 6.? Clara Bloodgood,
one of the moat famous actresses play
ing on the American Stage, is dead here
under mysterious circumstances. Miss
Bloodgood was to have appeared at a
local theater last night in the leading
role of "The Truth." Just before the
time for starting for the theater the
guests at the hotel were startled by the
report of a pistol shot, the souud of
which appeared to come from Miss
I Bloodgood's apartments. The house
! detective was sent to the rooms and.
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upon ^.lioingr entrance, found the act
ress lying dead In a pool of blood before
htr dressing table. She bad dressed In
the clothes she was to wear In tho
op. ra house, On a lounge near her
was a book containing instructions how
to shoot straight, and afterwards it was
discovered that Miss Bloodgood had re
cently sustained losses amounting to
more than a Quarter of a Million Dol
lars through the suspension of the
Knickerbocker Trust company. Brood"
ing over the affair is believed to have
caused her mind to become unbalanced.
CHICAGO TO GET
CONVENTION
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE WILL
DESIGNATE WESTERN CITY AS
. NEXT NOMINATION PLACE
(By United Press.)
Washington. Deo. 0 ?The Republic
an National committee wil 1 meet here
today and tomorrow it is expected that
the place for holding: tho next National
Republican convention will be selected.
Chicago, it appears, will be designated
as the convention town.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
You will make no mistake if you or
der a Born Suit or Overcoat. If you
get your measure in by Saturday we
will make a special effort to have your
order here New Year's day. Every
suit and overcoat is made in the latest
fashion, of popular fabrics, to yonr
measure, at prices that will mean a
neat saving to you.
262 3t The American Taylors.
CALE PRESENTS
HOME RULE BILL
ALASKA DELE6ATE INTRODUCES BILL
SUPPOSED TO MEET WITH THE
PRESIDENT'S APPROVAL
(By United Press.)
Washington, Pec. 6? Delegate Cala
yesterdiy introduced a bill providing
for a modified form of territorial gov
ernment. The bill Is supposed to .be
along the lines suggested by President
Roosevelt at the conference recently
held with Delegate Cale, Another bill
exp-.cled to be introduced next weelc,
which will revise manv of the mining
laws now operative In Alaska.
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