ADMIRAL C H EIE
SHANGHI. Nov. 10—Admiral Tsem
Ju Cheng, the governor of the Shanp
hai district was assassinated toda;
while motoring from his place to til
Japanese Consulate for the purpos
of attending the ceremonies being heh
in honor of the Coronation of th
Japanese Emperor. There were twi
persons concerned in the attack, on
of them throwing a bomb at the ad
miral which missed him. The othe
then jumped upon the dash boari
of the automobile and emptied th
magazines of two pistols into the gov
eraor and his secretary. Tseng Ji
Cheng received slxten wounds, in
eluding fivf in the neck. The assassli
who shot the governor was arrested
hut his companion who threw th
bomb made his escape.
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City of Puebla In Port.
The steamer City of Puebla tied u]
at the local dock at 5 o'clock this af
ternoon just as the Times was goin(
to press.
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' YOUNG COUPLE TO BE
MARRIED THIS EVENING
Among the arrivals on the steamer
City of Puebla, late this afternon, was
Miss Olive Briggs, who formerly re
sided here, where she is well and
popularly known among the yonger
set. Miss Briggs is returning to Cor
t dova to berome the wire or S. A. Reed,
- who is employed on the Copper River
r & Northwestern railway. The wed
' ding will take place tonight at the
! home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Micltel
I son, Rev. Zeigler officiating.
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’ The Blum, O’Neill Co., announces a
; decline in Centennial Best Flour to
‘ *1.75 a 491t) sack.
CHAMBER COMMERCE MEETING
BE HELD THURSDAY EVENIN
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The meeting of the Chamber <
been postponed on account of seven
members being unable to attend fc
various reasons, and In order thi
there may be a full turnout the Chau
her will (positively meet Thursda
evening. A number of matters of in
portance will be discussed and It i
desired to have a full attendance t
the members.
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A meeting of the Cordova Fire D<
pnrtment will be held Thursday evei
ing and a full attendance of the men
hers is requested.
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• KANSAS CITY IS
1 COMING DIRECT
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SEATTLE, Nov. 10—The new Al-i
| aska Steamship Company's vessel, the]
>., Kansas City, sailed last night, via I
i- Cape Flattery for Cordova. The ves
i- sel has a capacity freight cargo, a
i good portion of it being destined for j
: Cordova, but the larger part being
booked for Anchorage. The steam
j ship companies are put to It to carry
I all the freight to the Cook Inlet term
. inus of the government railroad be
fore the freeze up occurs. The shiu
II has a large quanity of railroad ties,
lumber, rails and coal for Anchorage.
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'WOMAN PHYSICIAN CLAIMS
GAN CURL CONSUMPTION
j
Dr. Anna Brown, of Ketchikan, who
hag been working continously on a
cure for pulmonary diseases has come i
to the conclusion that she has now dis
covered a cure for consumption. She j
says she will take any chornic case'
? of pulmonary heamoptysis and will
show odd results without charge to,
demonstrate her cure.
She has named her discovery “Cin
erea.” This is used hypodermically
every 24 hours, also with the treat-j
mentof phislotheropy. Dr. Brown j
has tried her cure on several Ketchl- j
kan people well known among some
of the physicians and people of the
town with startling results.
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j TOWNSMAN’S SISTER IS
MARRIED MEDICO STUDENT
Fred Haef has just received word
of the marriage of his sister. Miss
I Agnes Haef. a graduate of the State
I Normal school at Monmouth, Oregon.
! and Frank E. Butler, a senior in the
University of Oregon Medical school.
The marriage was the culmination of a j
romance that began at Monmouth five!
| years ago. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Haef. of Ash
land. Oregon.
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Dredege Men In Cordova.
Superintendent Peterson and En
giner Ross, who went to Circle City
to install a large dredge for Clarence
Berry are now in Cordova and will |
leave for Seattle on one of the next i
boats, having completed their work!
in the Interior. I1
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Miss Clara Rosswog. who has been
attending a business college at Taco
ma for the past four months, return
ed home on the Puebla today.
The steamer Kansas City sailed
from Seattle last night. She will
come direct to Cordova, via the out
side passage.
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Joseph Chambers, J. W. Toole,
Michael Jordon and Wm. Grant are
among the Fairbanksans who arrived
on yesterday's train and are on their
way to the states.
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Buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
Eyak cemetery William Van Tassel,
Rev E. P. Zeigler officiating.
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Notice
A meeting of Cordova Aerie. F. O. E.
will be held tonight and all members
are requested to be prsnt.
GEORGE DOOLEY, Screary.
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