WANTON DAMAGE
BY REBELS
Much Property is Destroyed by
Insurrectos to Qet Even on
Americans
Douglas, Ariz.., Oct. -0—*11 e
lurniny from an exhaustive in
quiry into conditions at the Mor
mon settlement of Colonia Mor-j
;slies, Sonora, Mexico, United
Slab's Consul A. V. l)yc report-)
ed loday Hint much wanton dam-1
age had been done by (ieueral
Sala/.ar and his for**,, before the
insurgent leader tied In America.
Consul Dye is preparing a full
report. illustrated. I• > hesenl
l.i W'a.-hioylnil.
Conditions a I 1*11 Tigre and
N Iwere much llie same as al
<'.olimia Morales, sai'l Dye. The
J'.l Tigre Mining Company's
properly was wan I only deslrnyed
.-mil merchandise. horse- and
ealtlc taken .away.
1'he consul reports Xonora
stale a> practically free from
rehels.
DEMOCRATS REPORT
FUND
\\«l> ll I II gl Oil, Of I. ".'I'l__'|*|ie
I leiiiocraj ic .\'at ioual t'.oniliiil I ee
>esterday lil.'ti Willi 1 ln» C.lerk of
: ii»' House i»l' llfprfsiMilalivi's the
rt'|»iirl m| I lie mill i*iIn11 inns uiul
'■\|m'iim'.» Ml I In: cuiiiniillee
• iiirinu tin' present campaign
ill- li.lal re>urces nf Ihe cmiii
mil h>i- ha- hern siii.S.niiii, n|
which Judge t ii'rnril ta\i' s I
• nil!; SrliilV. t'.ranc mill 1'iiiir idh
••I*- gave slu.nuu each.
GUNMEN'S TRIAL
IN NOVEMBER
NEW YORK, October 26.—The
trials of Whitty and Leflie, the gun
men, tin the Rosenthal killing, have
been set for November Tth. The
gunmen are in Jail.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Practice has now begun, on the
school play. The first rehearsal
was held, in the school house, last
Monday owning. The students were
very interested in it and took a good
hold. They will try to make this
one of the best plays that they have
vet given, and present lit by the sixth
of December.
Siipl. Kide, in charge of llie
work on I lie Scward-Milamd
hail, is bringing his crew* into
Seward I inlay, having closed up
work fi»r I lie season
Immediately upon li. Rey
nold* moving Ihe city treasur
ers office into Ihe Whaling
building, Ihe owners had the
-tincture braced up.
Hunters report that .rabbit#
and plftrmignn aire thick up on
the glacier. Here's nn oppor
tunity |o defy Ihe meal Irsl.
A telegram was received from
f.ordova slating that the fir*!
through train to Chitiria would
lie run oil Monday..
The average wonipn will con.
I itiue lo feed her vanity in spile
of ihe increased cost of living.
• | 'J
Schmidt's Lunch Room open I
fi• business tomorrow. Try that |
IN SEATTLE
Democratic Candidate Fop Vice-Pres
ident, Addresses Monster Se
attle Audience.
SEATTLE, October, 26.—Governor
Marsall, Democratic V'Lce-Predidential
candidate addressed one of the larg
est political audiences ever assem
bled here. His address was mas
terly britsled With epigrams and rare
humor. He says that Wilson had
succeeded qufrte often, tif not always,
in forcing Roosevelt, who has night
bells, to listening at both phones,
so interested had the latter become
in the eanipagn of the Princeton
man.
US PILOT
I
And Refu-ed to Put M'mselffj' Un-J
der Arrest—Was DcMrnte^, j
I
Nex- Day
i I
i
j Pari-,--An amu>ing uite«*tl>»l•• I
i concerning I In* Kaiser. said to
i have I»•*«*11 told Jiv n ineniher of
i I)■•• (irrinan Yacht C.lnh. i* |• 111 •—
| lisln-il in Kxt'i'lsi"!*.
" A> I lie in i I xachl 'I I • >li»'ii
jzollern was filtering a Xorxvcjrian
'port tin- Kaiser 11 ■ 11 >a I ient at the
• I In* slowness. of Hi*' X'es<el\««
•speed. himself rsrnjj tin- hell in
; ilical iliu "ilierea>ei| ^!»••••• I* To
j I In' Kaiser's amazement lln* or
;wepian pilot. an «• I«1 sea- lop
| I Xordlmns. rushed to 111• •
, Ielephnne and cried tr» tin- engine
i room "slow ilown. lake n<» in»li«*«*
| of I III' lll'l I !*'
. I'lir Kaiser looked at lln- man
who dared to speak llnis in his
presence ami said I" the pilot:
"('in and pill yourself under ar
rest."
"I shall m>1 leave this place,"
replied Mir ohl man firmly "The
ship is under my guidance, and
1 lake orders from nohody. not
even an emperor."
The officer.* looked on in si
lence. for I licv knew that I In* pilot
had lln* nautical reputation* in
his favor. (ireat was Mieir sur
prise, howi-M-r. when they saw tin?
Kaiser ipiit the leaving
Ihe pilot alone. ,
The next day the Kaiser, who
j had recovered his good hiiinor,
I decorated the old sailor, and
j named him his "official pilot in
i .N'orwcfrian walers."
Almost everyone in lnwn ap
pears In In* preparing to attend
the Harhelors' danc,, tonjprlit in
Moose Hall. No more popular
functions are jriven Hi,'in those
held under the allspices of the
old and vouiiff fellows who are
not married hut should he.
I»r. Ilystrom is in from l*aml—
loek l»ny. He reportH that work
on his copper properties i* pro
Kt'essiiiK nicely and says lie will
make n one hundred Ion ship
ment on the Cordova.
Charles M. Nicholson will leave
over I he trail for Fairbanks to
he Kono during the winter.
. — ... — . \|
. Jo«t received m lartfo Jlno .«f
j $onreborn oulU, prlcao, 912.50, t'lft.dO
! and $17.60. Se* our window, S. ftlum
and Co. •'
r.hop.rc of every doaocJplion at
N.v SchinhH'i, netrt lf> fijhm!f.
On* swallow doean'f mnlre a
Summer nor quench a thirnf.
GEN. FELIX DIAZ
MAY BE SHOT
Mutinous Soldiers Take Teir Officers
Prisoners, and Order Them
To Be Shot.
VERA CRUZ, Oatober 26.—Gener
al Felix Diaz, and his officers, l\ave
been taken prisoners,, by the mut
inous troops, and have been order
ed shot. Yesterday two officers
were executed,, and two more will
be shot today, probably including
General Diaz.
MEXICO CITY, October 26.—Great
excitement prevaiils in the city, over
the news, from Vera Cruse, and ex
tras are being published at frequent
intervals, giving the situation lin the
gulf port. They all urgt* lhat
clemency he meted to the con
demned officers. Tin* authorities
here have urged that tin- case of
General Diaz, l>e transferred so the
civil jurisdiction.
•Some 700 lieiul of reindeer are now
in tln» vicinity of Point Harrow.
STRENUOUS POLICIES
IN THE ANTILLES
11 ;i \ si iin. <>r|. -<>—Al a Za>as
merlin^ lii-lil In* pf last ii iff III tin*
lilirrals ami eifnserval iws
,vl;<.-liri!. w 111*11 a piMUM'al hallle
••iisiii'il. timing which several •»I'
I In* participants wi'iv killed anil
alxMil forty wi>1111111• 11. Tlii' po
lio* w i • • 1111 ;> 111>* In «1111* 11 I li <»
i* ii»i.
THEULAmT
OTHEB FELLOW
Vancouver. H. C., Orl. 2t»—
[Ueeause line «»f their number
diil no| belong lo the union. 100
stevedores struck. They were
all promptly "tired" ami are now
'ttunnin^ for the cause of their
misery. . .
CRANK WSTS"
SEEING TEDDY
OY8TKK BAY, October -0.—A
trnnk, has come here, Insisting on
teeing Col. Kooovelt. The Pro
gressive candidate is receiving many
threatening letters,
The Roosevel| home is now be
ing closely guarded.
OooH in Limelight Again
Kansas City—Adam ami Kve
\vi« I lie llrsl persons to ilisniv
ci' I In* North I'olr, according In
l>r. Frederick A. Cook, posscs
Hor lo I In; key* of I lie city of
Brooklyn, also Ml. McKinley
mountain climbing fakir and Arc
lie explorer.
"I nui convinced Ihal till Har
den .of Kdep wag at I lie North
Pole," Dr. Cook said.
"Although I found no I race of
appl., trqon and serpents there,
L (lid find coal beds Ave hundred
miles froin the pole in which f»s» •
silized pond li^eiiwcre imbedded.
TtyH shows, .lljat tropic,a I plant
lljf* once ,thrived l hart*. This
Ica'l** m* lo beljev,-; th^t the F.ski
n>OH arethe oldest race on earth.
Adam and Eve were Kuktmos.
I' . .. w '
e »i..v> "JM*: o'/
fToh^efiotd' fuTnlsliln^ for sale
cheap, inquire at cable office.
BALKAN WAR
EVE OF CRISIS
Scutari and Adrianople, Are Invest
ed By the Allies and Must Give
Way To Assaults.
VIENNA, October 26.—Montene
grin troops have surrounded the
fortified town of Scutari, where
twenty thousand Turkish troops are
on the defensive. It is only a ques
tion of a short time when the gar
rison will have to surrender. The
-investment by the Montenegrins, is j
very close, and artillery. 1s beting J
brought into play.
It is reported, that Sofia, from au-j
thentic sources, that the Bulgarian
army is now bombarding Adrianople..
They have captured the railway sta-i
tion and successfully repulsed a
sortie attempted by the defense of'
the city. Reinforcements for the j
allies, are being continually, sent to:
tiic front, leaving the army stronger!
■today than it was a? tin* outbreak
of the war, ,
GUARD AGAINST
JACK JOHNSON!
!l!llli'ilr<'. Ocl. —*l"ln* 111• • I ti•*I*:
<>( Lucille Ca inert mi has Ii>i« 1 licr
.■<••11' incarcerated in jail with her;
daughter in order I <» |»i'«*\ on I
flack .Jnhiixiii or his l°ricnd>
jI'i<»i11 «-«• 111 in11iii«*;iLi11\ Willi the
irirl- hefniv I In* iii'>rr(i\ hearing
lakes |iliii'i'. Tin' pn die i n I • •
Johnson alVnir will he resumed
• •ii Monday.
FINDS TREASURE
AFTER YEARS
Low Angeles. Url. -Mi—Twenly
5k«?ars agii Sain llond buried live
s-jn lull., in a I in rail. Ilelnrn
ing In nil Australia In' found a
chicken house above his treas
ure Irove. II cost Sam -sIin
rt»co\er I In- money.
MAKES JUMP
SEVERELY INJURED
Minnin^lnini'. Ala.. <»<•!. J
Joseph SI«*\cn>ou, a\ialor, leaped
today from his biplane, which
hail become iininaiiaKrahh' al ;i
height «»f 50 feel, ami suffered
injuries which the physicians
say will pr ve fatal. il!i» had
hccii alnfl for about I wo minutes.
I**miiI Johnson, a prisoner sent
over from Cordova to await I lie
action of Hie fx rami jury on a
charg*' «»f grand larceny, ha* de
veloped siKiiH of insanity and
yill he examined before Commis
(8loner ShV-pard on Monday af
ternoon. A .warrant charging
him with insanity was sworn out
this afternoon.
It is well nol |o despise Hie lii_
gel away from you.
i
The Valdez Cafe Is one good
place fo eat. tf
rj t .
. Schmidt's T.nnch Room open
for business tomorrow. Try that i
Dutch Lunch and othor (rood I
thin?* lo eat- Next to tilum's.
The "Dutch Jnnch" al N.|'
Schmidt's, next to Hlum'* Try t.|
I
PAY FOUND
ON SGROGGIE
Dominion Surveyor Says not for
Stampector8 but Qood for
Minora
C. S. \\\ Barwell, thL. surveyor,
slates thai the Scroggie district
will be u large, active placer
camp in he near future.
"This summer's work has
shown; pay practically all over
the country. Mariposa nail an
other Irihiilury, as far as pros
perleil. show thai I hey will heal
wages.
* * < >n Srrog^ir proper I lie hoys
hav ihe pay loealetl for ;ii»«»111
rOinlinued on paJro
COPPER OUTPUT
SHOWS INCREASE
July Returns Show Large Increase
In Production of Copper of
6,000,000 Pounds
An increase «»l Iirt. I.!<
pound- in I lii* n\ arl»l - Ni-ilde
»uppl> • >I' ••'•pp«T came a- ;i sur
prise and \vsis explained, I»y a
product ion in J111 > breaking «• 11
prc\ i«.»lis records \\ i 111 ii l«dsil ol
I .'17, H'» I, I Vf pounds, coupled nyiIIi
smaller i-xpuiis llian anliripalrd.
Aliiel'ii'ilji r«»pp«'l slock in .11• 1 >
uiereax'd approximately li.uiiu..
mm pifuiuls.and Hie foreign cop
per mIucKs al'uiii «fnun,»Micj
pounds, so thai I Ii •• I«»l ;i I -;nn
l'o|- 111•• 111<• 11111 in I In- world'- v
i|l|e .-lin k-, NVSIJS I i.HIM),IWII
polliill.> Tin* iucrcsi.-e on tin
side of l In* wafer \\;i- ilui* lo I In*
larjie pi'odurl ion <»f I;»7,1 ii 1.1 u'O
j pun lids, domestic aiul foreign di1
liNiM-ii-s lii'injf jrood and lit,. lolal
drliYeries of I :t I .oii^ooo odd
pounds, brinn larger than Hip
year's lolal deliveries average |o
dale of nboul I :10,000,01m. Pro
duction fop July of I .'17.00i».mm
pounds is l»y far Ihe largest
single month's oullrii reported
: since |ho organization of the
Copper Produrora' A.-social ion.
Ii was at I hi' rale of about i, 1 25.
poiinrf* per day. Com pa rod Nvith
Nvilli dun«\ July show* a traiii in
production of about lo.OOO.HOO
pound-.
Slock- of roppi>|- jiiv 11• • I siiiy_l
when- ill-sir adeipialc lo iln- de-'
maud, ami coiisuiupluui is out-'
slrippinu produclinn e\ery\\ here. '
Dr. Fellows, C. I*. Topliff and Mr.
Moyera, loft this morning, on the
launch Brighton, for Port Wells,
where they go to examine the prop
erties recently located by Mitchell
and Meyers, under a grubstake, by
Fellows. Ritchie and IJourke.
Rol>ert Mcintosh, has the sleighs,
ready, for the stage line, between
this place and Wfllow Creek, which'
will commence Its regular trips on'
the ffr*t of November.
.,tj, can be pnofflclally stated thatj
tfee 2fttV) of October ia the real begin,
nlng of winter, the present ,Rl1 of
■now, having <ln all probability, come
to stay ,for the next, edght months.
Coupon Drawlnfl Tonight
llriii" your coupon* and sit ifi.
you Nvin I lie beautiful pair of ;
picture* now on view n| I lie Vn I - •
rjez l»ruv store. Jack and I!»«•
Bcnn-lalk again touiphl and i«j
Aril Nvorh seeing. Complete,1
diangc of progrnm tomorrow at
lie Orphellltl.
FRISCO POLICE
ABE CORRUPT
San Francisco DistrFct Attrney
Blames Department for
Crime Wave
Sail Franc ism, Oct. -0--That
offenders during (lie recent crinm
wave here have heen given pro
tection l»y the police is alleged i<>
be under investigation hen'
day hy District Attorney Fiek*»ii.
rrhi* invest igalion has grown
on I or th»' ra*"' of «Ii'orye K.
Ki'lh'.v. proprii'lor i>f I In- Midway
calV, wh<« wa> r«Tinll> r< •i<l>c< I
si.nun hi .ji*w clry. K •• 11 »•> r«*
• 1111> saw ;i man "ii the >tiv<*|.
tiesir lii- rule ;i Mil r*aeo^iii/i*t|
11 i 111 a- • • 11 • • <-f llit* r««hl»iT». ! I • •
• *;i 11 • -t I a |>i .| jfi-inaii ami 11 • •* ii'im
w a - arrc-l.-d.
I.ali-r. il w a > :• i I • 1. K<*li«-»
\\a> :|• a• -h• • <I i»\ an a-'-pl i.f
n toriiH i- i:ii>uihi'r 111• • j.11*
<•< iinnri n >!t ami l<»M In* would
riM'rivi* hi„ .i«*Wflr> hark pro\i• I• >1
In' refused lo iil<*n|il> I In* man
in jail.
ALAMEDA SLOW
REACHING PORT
8KATTLE. Oetoher Tin- si. am
er Alameda, is tln«> here today. II r
delay. is due to leaking boilors. Sin
will ^ail north again on Sunday. The
steamer Northwestern. will replace
the Alameda's run, for one trip, leav
ing here on November *>th. in uig
erating. the outside run.
SAN FRANCISCO. October lS.
The freighter. Hdith, rainnie:l into
the dork ere. through mistaken siir
lials. Mot h the vessel and the.
dock were eotisiderahly damaged.
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
ADJOURN CONVENTIO
Portland. «I. I'lie Na
tional t'.hn?• iian L'nioii uiljuurnt'tl
their annual enliven!ion after a
sure ssfnl meeting. to assemble
next year :it Wa-hinyton. |>. (J.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
■ ■■ *5
Toniehl at Moogc Ilall, tile
Bachelor*' Pumpkin Ilall. This
is a novelty dance, not a full.
<lre>«; affair «ii do n<•! pn( on
y«ini* best jn-it fur !t poo.| I nut*
Till |»ieee„ of inil-ie. Pleiit> to
eal ami drink. Von are mr
• I i a 11 > inxiled I«• alleml. Coni
liiillee. re>er\es the right to 1*0
jerl to an> and nil parties at the
door.
linchelors Clnb
Muring the illness of Mio«
Mnmdiiiu. Miss Crittenden lias
been employed in I he offiee of
I he C.lerk of the Dislriet C.onrt.
Mi s.m Monolian hope* to be able
to resume her <ln!ie« in a few
rlnys
Ax i iinji a.H I lie »li'enuis fl'ee/e
over, a foree of men will be pn!
to work, building a briilMe uerohs
Ibe flulknnn in place of the fer
ry operated during the past few
venrs.
Oent'n full drew milt for Bale at
\ bargain-nee lien Silverman *h<»
inllor.
For Sale —Horse and llnrfo
mard jtisl over (he I mil. Tn
piire room 12. Copper Blnek. !f
Snbveribe fm the Pronper lor.