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Vol. 7.
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No. 18
Steamer Mainlander Sunk By Collision Oi
Punt Sound—No lives Lost-Pacing
Record'Lowered-Attorney Dead
(SPECIAL TO FORUM)
SEATTLE, October 28. —The steamer
Mainlander was struck by the tag
Seotia off Westpoint lighthouse. The
. crew siad sixteen passengers were sWf*
ed. The vessel foundered.
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October.
Great Northern Subway
SEATTLE, October 27.—The Great
Northern sub-way was completed to
day. A joining wall gave away during
the ceremonies but no one was injured.
Dead Letter Mail
WASHINGTON, D. C., October 27.
—The postoffice department has advis
ed the Canadian postal authorities that
on account of the large quantity of non
transmittable mail received at. White
horse, it must be returned to senders
through the dead letter office. ''
Lawyer Drops Dead
HOQUAIM, October 28. -Judge Par
ker, city attorney, fell dead in the
street today from heart disease.
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Japan Denies Violation
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minister, denies that
vessels hr British
uaters.
MINER LOST
IN RAKER FLATS
Daddy Maloney may well call himself
A a kicky man. Maloney is-work
ing with Henry Miller, Oliver Goss and
Michael Joseph Sullivan in the country
toward the head of Baker creek and on
the Tanana watershed. The men are
trapping and prospecting and have sev
eral small camps scattered through this
section. Maloney started out for one
theae camps, from the main camp on
Thursday morning, October 13, with
two days provisions.
ttaJaney turned-up as Stevens & Sin
clair's roadhouse on Glen gulch last Fri
day night, a week ago, after wander
ing ironnd the country^ lost for eight
Bays, six of which he was withont food
of any hind except berries. Maloney
never knew where he whiTat any * time
until on the night of the seventh day
he struck the Tanana river twenty miles
below Dad Karshner's ranch. When
he managed to locate himself he struck
out for Glen. Sullivan had arrived at
Glen a short time before Maloney made
his appearance, and was well pleased to
find hi.s partner none the worse for his
experience. Had the weather been at
all severe Maloney wonld have frozen
to death.
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Both Sides Quiet
. MUKDEN, October 28.-No big en
gagements for several days. London
correspondent Griffen telegraphs report
that British steamer Skageroclc was
fired on this morning.
English Press for War
LONDON, October 28.'—The univer
sal tone of the English press is for war.
The Russian note is unsatisfactory and
great public anxiety ha* resulted from
the Cxar’scdmmnnication.
The maS which left Eagle for down*
river Oct. 15 is due here now. The
contractors are not limited to time in.
the months of; October and, May.
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