PULLMAN COMPANY
ON EASTERN LINE
Mew Haven Road Lets Contract to
the Pullman Co. for Dining
and Sleeping Cars.
New York, Dec. 30.--The man
agement of the New York and New
Haven railroad have announced
(he letting of a contract for Pull
man, sleeping and dining cars on
their lino.
The company has always con
trolled its own sleeping and din
ing cars and the public have
made strenuous objection to the
manner in which the service was
conducted.
SHIFTLESS HUBBY
MUST GET WORK
Allows Centenarian to Support
His Wife by Doing Needle
Work.
Pittsburg, I >ec. :JU.--Aunl.ie
Morgan, aped one hundred and
onp years, has been supporting
her invalid niece by doiiipr needle
work . The mailer was finally
brought before th-.r Probate court,
when the aged woman testified
that her niece's husband was
wholly worthless and would not
work.
The judge ordered I lie husband
lo support both or spend thebal
auee of his life in jail.
BONDS SOLD
AT ANY PRICE
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth
Are_8old to Obtain Fifty
Dollars Salary.
1'orlhand, Ore., Pec.
in.'i Isabel Korhi's, a slenograph
er who worked for l>rl,arin in his
irrigation fi-mids, I<>slili<>«l llial
ono hundred dollar honds were
>old In Srallle brokers for lifl>
••••ills ami were a fl erwards r«*~
-ol«l l'<r ciyhl> dolhirs.
Sin* was Im'ci.'il lo .-••II I.mi
llioiis;nid dolhirs worlh of ImmhIs
in nlitiiin IIfly dollars mi h• *i* ^al
ary. I Mil 'if I 11 I sclieillf I III' |H'0_
pie wcri' rohhed old o| liiimlri'ds
Ihoiisands of dollars.
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
TO OXFORD U.
Srallle. I >••••. .'10 llernard No
Idi', a sludiMil in lh«> Slnl«« I'ni
\ersily, won Hie fieri I Hhodes
Hfliohirship, rarryinn an allow
a nee of li ft ••.•!! hundred dollar**.
MAR8HAL PAYS OUT
$8*000 WITNE88 FEES
Tilt' marshal'* office paid onl
*8,0011 in wllhomm and jurors fees
Inst Salnrday. mil il I hi' ,»xchei|uor
was pinply and more funds were
Iclcpraphrd for in order lo pay
I In* balance of llo> witnesses and
jurors.
Masonic Meeting.
ft• )<11lar cntninunicnlioit, Ynldcz
l.odffo No. IfiR. F. and A. M., in
Masonic hall al 8 o'clock Ibis ev
ening. Work I litrd dopfrnc.
u. r:. hkynold*, Rcc'y.
Subscribe for lh.* Prospector.]
DON WAR PAINT
KEEP MANNERS
Wilson Hopes His Election Will
Prove Political Fusing of
North and 8outh.
Staunton, Va., Dec. 30 I'resi
Wilson is here cole
Ibrating his fifty-sixth birthday.
He says he hopes his election
means the political fusing of 1 ho
North ami the South.
"Many men with narrow views
predict dire results whenever any
attempt is being mad.' to regu
late matters in this eountry for
the good «»f I he people. They can
not seem to understand that mo
nopolies cannot exist if this gov
ernment is to continue."
lie says that any man assum
ing I he presidency must wear
war paint hut at the same time
ke."»p np his manners.
GONDEMNEDMAN
TELLS ON OTHERS
i '
Man Within the 8hadow of
the Qallows Implicates
Prominent Italians.
Vancouver, It. I',., Dec. .10.
IidI»1 icHling many local Italians,
at least one whom occupies a
prominent position in the com
munity, Carlo 11 i Hal list a. who is
lying within the shadow of the
fallows in the local jail today. in
the presence of Judge Leel, his
counsel, and court stenograph
ers. gave a thrilling reeilal of the
country-wi«l • operations of the
Black Hand society ami white
slave IralTic throughout. Canada
and the I'niled Slates. •
Dealing with the while slave
IralTic-, Battisla admitted thai lie
was one of the moving spirits in
the work, and claiming that I lie
business was organized on a sys
tematic hasis throughout the
country, not only in Kaslern Can
ada, hut across the continent to
jtho Hacillc coast. Many <»f I he
| girls are Canadian horn, Imt quite
ja percentage are brought from
! the old country for the sole pur
pose of supplying disreputable
houses throughout the length and
hivadth of Canada. 11 <• gave a
clue to I h«> numerous murders «► f
Italians which have taken place
in Montreal and elsewhere dur
ing the past few years. i
JUST THE SAME :
VALDEZ CHRISTMAS
I
I j
Ktii'P". N. I !>••••. >mi. m!'1
j Ilii» innsl lerrilie swjslonus in Ihcj
j history 11r |!)«• stale lias North!
I Dakota in its m*l|> today. drifts J
1 five feel deep lire >rli*«l. The
j railroads in nil directions are
liaf111m*r«*«I by I lit* heavy snowfall,
[ wliirll al prcsenl show* no simis
I «»r u i hi I in p.
| rill- I»• •»•»« \%as this afternoon
I I jiK• • 11 nil' I Ik* beach ami is unci'
I more tied I" l lie dock as I hi' (lalo
■ way joies 1<» press. A I roach was
jdiiK beneath her how yesterday
and al hi^li tide today she re
sponded to the flood tide and rode
| free.--Seward Oaleway.
II costs yon loss to stop al
"The HUO" lhan it does to renf
and heat a cabin, and you have
a nice warm, clean room to dress
In. No fires or cares al all to
attend to.
MORE SCANDAL
NEW YORK 400
Mrs. Gould Brokaw Claims Her
Husband is Familiar With
Many Actresses.
New York, Dec. 30--Mrs. Mould
Brokaw has filed a suit for di
vorce from lies husband, naming
several promineut actresses, with
whom she claims her hushand
has been unduly familiar, and
asks for s 15,000 annual alimony
and an allowance for attorneys
fCCS.
Brokaw claims that In* is in
nocent «»f any wrong «1<>iiik and
thai lie can prove that his wife
and three dilTerenl men have been
more than friendly and he prom
ises a sensation when the case
comes to trial. lie refuses I >
say who the men are, hut inti
mates that when their names are
made public it will slander sori
ely. He also alleges in his cross
complaint that Mrs. Brokaw has
an income of $10,000, which is
all she needs to provide for her
self pending the outcome of f!.«• i
suit.
GRAVE CHARGES
AGAINST SOLDIERS
I */• -»
St. Michael Soldiers Accused of
Assaulting a Native
Woman.
Fairbanks, Dec. 30—Oharges
of a grave nature against seven
soldiers of the United States army
garrison at Fori Michael are
contained in a special from SI.
Michael li> Ihe Fairbanks News
Miner. II is alleged thai the sol
diers, in unifniiii, attacked an
Indian woman and her 15-year
old daughter near the fori last
week, Ihe girl escaping after a
desperate struggle.
Two of the seven men have
heen identified by their victims,
I lie message assert s, and adds
fhill lliis is the third offense of
a similar nature of which the
soldiers have heen accused with
in Ihe last three months.
DOINGS OF THE j
DISTRICT COURT!
hi l.iiilr wii.s ari'aimi<'«l I Ins
111• • i-11imm* <>n I lie cliai Ki* <»f milaw
I'iiI «'<itnitiilali«tii ami pl«*tt<l nol
nuilly. • 11 i>• Immly wiTi' ivilnrpil
h» S 1,000.
Trial of I ••lia Kanagio. I'lnirg
cil Willi giving liquor In uutivc*.
was f»rl fur loinorrnw morniiiM
Tlii' rourl iihli'i'i'il llial juror*
rcshliiiK onlsiilo of I In* cily
i*\ciisi»iI from furlhrr nil•■inla»i«*«*
in I i mi* In rnli'li llic ih'xI s I i'n hi -
t'l'H.
Tiiiiy liimoml, NV. Oi'iii') ami j
M. .1. ('onrny were «a«lmilI<*«! In i
I In- liar, having |>n*xeil a more •**- I
fnl ••xaoiioalion before III'* stand- j
ink **• »oiiniltei\ ronsiMliim of Jno.
Lyon*, Thomas lionohne ami
Chan. Honnull.
The pelII jury wan exeusrd un
til tomorrow at 10 a. in.
John Orwin, a r\nl iv • of Rus
mIh, W'flM admitted to elli/.enshin
this afternoon, Arthur l.i.ng and
Gliam, R. Crawford heirof l,l».' *'l
nesses.
For worm, quiet rooms nt rea
sonable rntf 8, go to the 8t. Kilns.
HARD QUESTION
FOR POLICE CHIEF
Fort Collins Officer Called at
Midnight to Decide Who is
to Have Right 8ide Bed.
I'ih'I Collins, Colo., Doc. 30.
Chie.f of Police Strain was call
ed from bed at midnight last
niyht to settle a dispute between
a newly married couple as to who
should sleep on the ri^ht side of
the bed.
The coiipl,' had .just been mar
ried, and the row started soon af
ter the g\iests left the wedding
feast. The wife insisted Ihul il
was her right to sleep on the
right side and the man that it
was his prerogative, and they
could iml settle the matter in any
Atljer way than to call in Chief
Strain, who roasted (hem l<» a
fare-voii-well and I• • I<I IIimii lo
gel in bed any old way for all
he eared--ri^ht side, left side or
not at all or he would lock I hem
both up.
lie t«• 111 tbi* woman sin* should
be iflad to gel in bed, no mat-j
lor on which side.
MASK BALL WAS
GRAND SUCCESS
Sweet Sixteen Club Dance at
Eagle Hall 8ooial and Finan
cial Success.
Tin- masquerade n»\**n by tin?
members til' I Ik* Sweet Sixl.-on
Club al Kaglc hall last Saturday,
was a success from every point
of view. All I hose \vli«» al tended
lia<J a very enjoyable I imp. Many j
handsome and original cost nines |
wen* displayed by ihe maskers.
Mrs. fieorge While and Mrs.
(iny Cumeron wore awarded Ihe
Hrsl pri/e for Ihe best dressed.
Mrs. Sedgwick and Mr. Dnrland
for the best sustained charac
ters, and Aronought and MeEl
waif. of Fort Liscum, for the
most original characters. There
Were many oilier original and
well sustained costumes. The af
fair was one of I lie besl ever held
in Yaldez.
OFFICIALS RAID
SLAVE GIRL DEN
Sail Krancisco, I ISlI. — I .»•«| I
h> I 'till <•< I SI ii I i's district Allor- |
nry McNab. a imssc of immi|xi*t«- j
lion officers and police cni'ly lo- .
•lay liallcivil down oaken doors
in a r,hint's., slave kirl dim here. |
eapluriiiK live inmates and 11 ;
score of \ isilors.
Two jrirls were fonild IlidillK
under blanket*. All wore got'Ke
ous silk robes. Six of I lie men
found in Hie plan* are lo be Ihe
subject of ii special investiga
tion by I lie immigration officials.
Tlie *lii\e u iris will I»«• deported.
Dr. Snl it Ii; the surgeon in
charge nl the l.atoiiclie mine,
suffered ii severe burn on bis
hand last week. Imt il is ra p i < 11 >
healing.
Attorneys slate 'that Toii> l)i
iiioiul passed ii most creditable
examination before Ihe bar com-j
iniflee on licbiK adinilled to prac- j
lic»V It is now Iiine for us to'
Wet our retainers ready.
F*reflh Morgan oysters fried in
tjutler and cracker crumbt «l 'tat
Valdex Oaf*.
RUE HOTEL FOB
MEN-WEDS
No Chaperones But Plenty of
Oozy Corners and Lights That
Hardly Burn for Lovers.
Kvanslon, III., l>ec. 30.—The
Hold Cupid, the newest and fin
est hotel in the oily, was opened
yesterday. The new hotel is an
inovalion in that no married peo
ple wiil be allowed to have rooms
in il, and il has been equipped
with many eo/.y corners in which
the young lovers may spoon with
out the stern eyes of a chaperon
always on them.
Tin- hope is by this means to
promote the number of weddings
in the town, as il. will provide a
place for the young of this and
the surrounding towns lo do their
court in^.
DOCTOR TESTING
HIS NEW GORE
Recently Announced Cure for Tu
berculosis Being Tested in
Practical Way.
Merlin. Dee. ;)(!.— Kultilliil^c Ills
promise k» displax to (Ik* world
I In* elfecls i»f tin* turtle serum
which he declares a sure cure for
tuberculosis. I.)r. Frederick Fran/
Fricdinaiui opened today a pub
lie instilnle here for I he treat
ment of certified cases of phthi
sis under I lie supervision of fa
mous physicians.
Scientists and physicians from
Paris and London and oilier cit
iek of Kurope besides a hll'frc
niimher from America were
present at the opening of tliei
clinic which it is hoped may deal
the greatest hlow at the "liitej
plague" since medical history he- J
pan.
I>r. Fricdmann personally in
oculated several pa(i;';)ls with
his secret serum. All were evi
dently victims of consumption.
The action of the serum in their
cases will he watched with close
attention h> a lar^e committee of
prominent Berlin specialists, and
on their dictum prohahly will
haup the verdict of the whole
medical world as to whether tu
berculosis can or cannot he cured
b> I »r. l-'riedmanu's discovery. '
UNCLE SAM DID i
NDT ADVERTISE
Washington, I). I)rr. int.—
Tin* navy is alionl 0,000 iiiimi
shorl <>r il»* authorized sln-imlh,
lliniipli lah>sl reports .show an
iiiilM'oviMiHMil in recrnilinfr. In
Iln» ilnsl few month*. however,
enlistments ha\e dropped oil' in
an unprecedented degree. Navy
olTieials l»i*li«>v<* I his wax due
pnrtl.v In Iln> suspension of ail-i
vertisinp for reernits ami on ar
founl of a eonnt rv-wide demand j
ami high priee paid for farm la
borer*. I
Punkerino.
II is so punk illiiI il is good.
Thi» parody picture of I he "Yarn
of lln» Xaney B«dl" al the Orpli
i*ii in loniKhl. "Cinderella," n
I IiI fi>al lire, lomorrow e\e.
Tin' Prospector has !*«•»•«• i\.*<1 J
I'.hrisl mas m reetinng* from 8er
ifiMinl I. IV Hlndi», now xlAlinnncil I
^1 I'orl Omaha, where Mr. Hlnde i
i* now instruct inp rerrnit*. |
ONCE ASSISTED
LOUIS NAPOLEON
Dies in Vancouver, B. C.—Saw
Rise and Fall of French
Empire.
Vancouver, II. (1., Doc. 30.
Williani K. Jones, at one time
confidential assistant of the de
posed einp'ior, Louis Napoleon,
and active '.ousellor in English
(onservat ive circles of the early
50's. died Sunday evening at. the
home of his son-in-law, Major
\V. J*. Harwis, of paralysis. He
had been a resident of Vancouver
three years. The hoily will
sent t•» Richmond, Quebec.
After Having Served in Every Jail
in Ireland Without Having
Been Tried.
Omaha. Neb., I .'lo.--Thom
as Breoiiau, Irish patriot, who
boasted that he had seen the in
terior of every prison in Ireland
as a political prisoner, yet had
::e\er been tried, is dead at his
home here today.
Hrennan was secretary of tin;
Irish Land Leagu.* at the time of
the Phoenix park explosion in
Dublin, hen l.ord Cavendish was
assassinated. lie has made his
home here since liis escape from
Ireland nearly .'in years ago.
CLOSER TIES ill
CHURCH STATE
Probability of the Re-establlsh
ment of Dlplomatio Relation
Between France and Rome
Home. I>»'(•. :in l-ulli>wing a
visit •<)' mi>•(•«• iliiin a month al
ll«•in** Iiy r.anlinal A111c11• •. arcli
I • i11«• I» i<l- Pari*. ii w;is mailt*
known Imlav al Mm* Vaviran thai
In- was I In' liiMi i-r • 11' m\ i'ii m i's
1'r*mi I In* Kri'iirli if''Vi'riiiiii'i11
l'"'l»inu I" I Ik* Vt'-i">lalili>liini'iil
«>l iliphmial ir I'l'lat inns IiHwimmi
I-" iji i i ami ill - \ al iran. whirli
wi'i'i' Iti'Im'ii i i i • willi I In* si-par
al i"H iif rliiirrli ami slat
PLENTY MAZUMA FOR
NATIVE WITNESSES
Tlii' marshal's nlVii'i' lias Immmi
Iiiim.v |iii> iim Ili«* naliM1 witnesses
will* are in alli'iiilaiM'r al eoiirl.
Ilii'ir fees. which aimumi f•. s^»|7
each. II i- iiini'i' nnmey than some
,»r I In*in liavi' hail since I In* fli»f nl
iiml lln*> nr.' happy nati\es.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
HATED AND LONELY
lti'l\llilrri*. Knil., I »••••. .'10
I*'nink llnrkefeller, wlii» i>* \isit
i 11M hi-ri'. xiivm his brother, John
Iis tlii' imisi loiiosiimi' ami flu*
ln'sl hnli'il man in I In* t'nitril
■Males, ami snys hr livi's in ron
*lnnl four of hi'inp kidnapped.
Hi- ili'i'luri's thai .Iiilln l>. has
mure inning than oillier i»f his
irolhers.
Thoroughbred English Setter
nippies for sale. Males $25, Co
nnies 815. Registered slock. Karl
Armstrong. f ,