lelepliic Ilews
Gompers Wants Jury Trial
Washington, Sept. in— Samuel (Jom
j»ers and *»t 11»*r labor leaders who are
charged with contempt in violating
an injunction issued against Ihem in
the case of thi' Buck Itangc Company
have demanded a trial by jury. The
offense of the labor leaders consists
in issuing a printed statement declar
ing the stove manufacturers unfair as
the result of a labor dispute.
Mrs. Sage Gets Generous
Oyster Hay, Sept. 12—.Mrs. Knssell
Sage, widow of the noted llnanneicr,
together with Mis- Anna Warner,
also a very wealthy woman, today
presented !o the federal government
Constitution island, a body of land
in the Hudson river. The purpose of
the gift is to have the lain added
to the West Point military reserva
t ion.
Cholcta Threatens lit • sla
St. Petersburg, Sept. 1.—Indent
has appeared in several <.| the pro
vinces in Itussia and one or two eases
have been reported in this city. The
weather is not favorable for the
rapid spread of the de-case and
there is at present no fear of an epi
demic. The an! horit ies nrc prepared
to a< t in case the situati< n becomes
alarming.
Rich Man's Hride Is Suicide
Seattle, Sept. 11 — Mrs. .John Davis,
will- of .1 • •)111 l>avis, a wcaithy dealer
in real estate, commit ted suicide last
night in 11«1 r 11<>111<• here. ,M • . Mavis
tool; carbolic acid. her act b '1:1.4 1
result of melancholia, from which
she has long liccii :t sufferer. The
deceased has been married onl> about
a \ear.
Famous Press Agent Dies
< 'hicago, Sept. Hi— Hugh t'oyle, I lit*
original modern press a^i-nl, died
here last night alter a short illi ess.
• 'oyle was the dean ol all those who
make their livlihood hy announcing
to the public the w< •ndcrs of t lie show
world. lie was at the head of Har
mon's stall at one time and it was
in tlifs capacity that lie made his
i*t put a (i< >u.
No Truth In Rumor
Oyster May. Sept. in—Then1 is no
truth in the rumor that President
IJoosevell was made the object ol at
iciii|iicd assassination. From ihe
residence of the president every « II li
has been put forth to the effect that
I he excitement caused hy t he report
m.i\ he abated.
Nushagak Has 15i>» Salmon Pack
Seward, Sept. 15—Word conies from
tin westward that the salmon pack at
Nn^hagak thisycar will exceed l,(.iun -
(Mill cases, the largest pack in yearn.
Nu>hagak will send to Valdc/. one
murder ease and one ease of insanity
to come before the grand jury.
Fight Starts On Cummins
lies Moines, Sept. Id—The stand
patters of flic republican party of
Iowa are seriously considering the
ad visabi I it v ot running Secretary <>f
Agriculture Wilson for the senate
against Governor <'uiuinin s as suc
cessor to Allison. Politicians hold to
the belief that if this is done it means
I lie defeat o| ('iiiumins.
Cholera Rag.'s In Russia
SI. Petersburg, Sept. tii—Cholera is
raging in St. I'ctershurg and despite
the i ff His made by the medical de
partment upon discovery of the first
case the disease is developing at such
rate that today there arc UIO cases.
There has been sixty deaMii.
Cholera Outbreak Subsides
Manila, Sept. 10 Tin* cholera out
break that thrcatcncd to become
Hi rioiiM in buzon has ^ivc-n way be
fore tbe efforts of (be medical de
partment and I lie diMen«c is practical
ly eliminated from tbe iMland.
Havana Has Yellow Fever Cuhc
Ilavana, Sept. 1(5 One ca«e of yel
low fever wan discovered in this city
last night and today the authorities
are taking active Mepw toward sup
pressing an epidi nile of the dreaded
disease.
Governor Hughes Is Re-Nominated
Saratoga, N. V., Sept. |0—Oover
iior Hughe" wan re-nominated at the
republican convention heldyesterday.
There was practically no contest,
Hughes winning on the 0rnt ballot by
a vol*» of H'il to lfl'2 scattered anion;?
his opponents.
Government Awards Nig Contract
Han Francisco, Sept. 10—Tbe Snn
Pmnelneo bridge Company ban by
the government been aw'arded the
contract to ernstruct tra»iH|»ort docks
and wharves at Fort Mason, The
contract flgnre is $1,000,000.
We carry a Full bine of Fino
Smokers Article*.
Owl Drug Co. I
LOVE IS NAMED
FOR PERRY'S JOB
Washington, Sept. 16—Henry K. j
Love, until now special agent of the
United States land olllee, was yester- |
day Hfternoon appointed marshal of '
the Third division of Alaska to sue- I
c.*ed George CI. Perry, recently re
moved. Mr. Love's appointment I
tikes effect immediately.
Henry K. Love, is a cousin of John I
Hay, embassador to Great Hritian i
under MeKinley and also secretary of I
state under the same president. Mr.
Love was a rough rider and was three
years in tin* Philippines before being
appointed to a position in the general i
land oilier. In the latter capacity
he has been assigned to Juneau head
quarters.
Love Coming To Valdez
Seattle, Sept. lf»—llenry K. Love
received in this eity notification of
his appointment as marshal of the
Third division of Alaska to succeed
(former .Marshal Perry. Mr. Love will
wait In're until his commission ar
rives and will then (jo to Juneauafter
his family, continuing to Valdez on
the same steamship, the Bertha.
PRIZE FIGHT FATAL
TO FRISCO BANKER
San Francisco, Kept. 10—Philip
Lilicnthal, president of the Anglo
California Hank was instantly killed
in an automobile accident while re
turning from the (Jans-Nelson light at
i Colina .yesterday afternoon. The ac
| eident occurred on the Kan Bruno
| road, tlie machine in which lalicntha)
ami several friends were riding eol
j liiling with a horse and cart.
Philip l.ilienthal was one of t he
most prominent men in Kan Francisco
and the banking house of which he
was the head is one of the most pow
erful iinaucial institutions 011 the
Pacific Coast. The deceased was an
\ active club man and his death comes
i a.- a shock to a host <,f iriends both in
I this city and in the east, where the
j deceased was widely known.
NUSHAGAK AND KODIAK
DO NOT HOLD ELECTION
'i uni<ii \ on the part of the < oni
inixsioiiers in Xusha^ak and in
I Kodiak I'csjt!t. d in the residents of
I
tln.se | ! ;cts i« sinjr (heir votei at the
i election for delegate. The commis
sioners exjdain thing* by saying that
j no elect ion notices were posted and
in-election supplies sent them and
j that in consequence they were afraid
to assume any responsibility for
fear of invalidating the election
throughout the entire territory.
For a month politicians have been
! impatiently awaiting returns from
the l wo towns in question, and have
j said bad things when these returns
persisted in being "not fort h coming."
!Now there is no longer any occa
sion for impat ience hut t he polit iciaus
persist in making unkind remarks.
Department Fixes I,imit
The department of tlit* interior has
j issued instructions to the general
| land ollice relative to the recent coal
I law, and in regard to the consolida
| tion of coal claims states:
Application for patent for consoli
dated claims may he accepted if tiled
within three years from date of the
latest recorded notice of location of
the included claims, exclusive of the
! period <»t suspension between Novem
I her 1'2, 1110(1, and August I, 1H07. In
case of consolidation of claims, in
cluding, hoth, claims for which no
application for patent has hecn filed
and claims for which application
I has b 'cii made, the applicat ion
I under t he provision of this act must,
i he filed within three years from date
j of latest recorded notice of location
I of the included claims, exclusive of
I the period of suspension hereinbefore
I mentioned. In cane of consolidation
j of claims for all of which applications
! for patent, have already been filed,
final proof, payment', and entry must,
he made within six months after the
expiration of the period of six months
prescribed by section 8 of the act. of
April 2H, UK)I, for the tiling of adverse
i claims, has elapsed, in case of all the
included applications, or within six
months after the final adjudication
j of the rights of the parties In adverse
suits instituted with respect to any
[or all of such included applica
tions; provider) that in those eases
wherein the time here specified has
expired, applications to consolidate
must be filed within six months from
date hereof."
MAIL INSPECTOR FINDS
AN INFERNAL MACHINE
Hengirt, N. J., Hept. 15—An Infer
nal machine Intended to encompass
the death of Oovernor Port was dis
covered in the mnll in the |K»st office
here this morning by an Inspector.
JOE GANS LOSES
TO BATTLING ONE
San Francisco, Sept. 10—Joe Qnn»,
the Old Master, struggling gamely to
stem the inevitable went down to de
feat. yesterday afternoon under the
unceasing bombardment of blows
hurled at him by his former conquer
or, Hattling Nolson. It was a game
fight and well worth the trouble taken
by a banner crowd to be present, and
there moments during which the Qans
men were entitled to hope for victory.
But these were only fleeting moments
for t he Old Master lacked the force
to even temporarily worry the Dane
and as the light progressed old age
and weariness made the masterly de
fense of Clans futile to withstand the
onslaught and the end came in the
twenty-first round.
There were many who were sur
prised that (Sans stayed ao long as ho
did for basing their judgment on the
negro's previous defeat at the hands
of the Battler men who study the
fine points of the game wagered even
money that dans would not last twen
ty rounds. The betting on the result
was ten to six in Nelson's favor.
Time was called at one minute af
ter 3 o'clock. The men each weighed
i:t8 at ringside. Following is the
tight by rounds:
Kound 0110: Nelson rushed to cen
ter of ring; receives right upper cut
j in jaw; stands punishment well and
refuses to give ground. (Jans' round.
Tound two: The Dane puts two
j lrfts to thi' negro's face forcing dans
I around I In- ring. Latter fails to coun
| ter. Nelson's round.
Round three: Men fighting shoul
der to shoulder. Clans breaks clinch
j and sends right to Nelson's jaw. Lat
ter tries to keep opponent away but
fails, and is badly punished by right
and left jolts.
Round four: (Jans repulses Nelson's
rushes, receiving hard punch in stom
ach. Honors even for the round.
Round live: Roth men trying llercc
! ly. (Jans' cleverness enables him to
i avoid onslaughts and he retaliates
' with shart arm blows. dans lands
• terrific ri^lit to jaw followed by one
| to stomach, staggering Nelson. (Jans'
> round.
Kound six: Long distance spar
i ring. Honors even. No damage to
i either man.
ltoucd seven: Nelson rushes Cans
j and receives hard;punehing in stom
ach and jaw for his pains. (Jans
j round by good margin but Nelson
shows no effect of punishment.
Round eight: Nelson lands low and
. crowd yells its disfavor. Nelson backs
(Jans around ring landing stomach
I blows. Nelson's round.
Round nine: (Jans lets Nelson do
j all the work and contents himself
\ with blocking.
Round ten: Nelson dances in and
receives right, to the jaw. Nelson
heats tat to on (Jans' stomach and
catches (Jans on jaw with elbow while
swinging. Crowd boots and referee
cautions Nelson. Honors even.
Round eleven : (Jans constantly on
the defensive, game but groggy and
is much worried when he seeks his
corner.
Round twelve: (Jans is kept busy
warding off the relentless bombard
1 incut administered by the Dane.
Nelson playing for (Jans' stomach and
! nearly forces (Sans through the ropes,
j (Jans shows Hash of speed and sends
i hard one to Nelson's face. Nelson's
round.
Round thirteen: (Jans spitting
blood from the effects of blows on
his mouth. (Jans rallies, holding
Dane at bay momentarily. Nelson
pushes (Jans through ropes Into press
| box.
lCotind fifteen: Nelson faster Mum
over but receives dovcral blows on the
month. Nelson responds with ter
riflr; onslaught and the men fight vici
ously in mid-ring Both hind hard
wallops and hoth bleeding. Nelson
has slight advantage in round.
Hound sixteen : Nelson Dishes and
is met with straight left to the jaw.
Nelson hits low and is cautioned by
referee. A moment later during a
breakaway he repeats offense and is
again cautioned, (lans friends rino
and cheer negro hut dans in unable
to follow up his advantage.
Hound seventeen: Nelson Is met
with two solid blows and clinches,
wrestling to the center of the ring,
(lans shakes Dane with powerful
right hut Battler is not feasted, and
Rives his opponent no chance to rest,
(bins lauds on jaw and staggers Nel
son bring crowd to Iff: feet but wlth
j out apparent effect on Ntdnon.
Next four rounds wee Nelson batter
ing (bins all about ring. (lans help
less to defend himself. End comes
In twent-y-flrnt (lans going down for
the count after game attempt to rally
In faeo of torrlble bombardment of
rights and lefts.
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modations Amerleiin and European
plan. For reservation and rates Ap
ply to Doctors Ooddard and Brooka,
Hanltarlum, Alaska.
Ooddard and Brooks.
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It's Two Points Worth Knowing
Watsonvillo and Pajaro Valley
Every pound of dirt in the
Pajaro Valley should be worth
its weight in gold. If you own
ten acres of this high grade
fruit-growing land, you are
banking with "Old Moiher
Earth" man's trueset savings
bank, while your interest is be
ing compounded day and night.
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$2f500--Let us tell you more
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Chamber of Commerce,
WatBonville, Cal.
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young man was JaHt. heard from In
FAlrbnnkn, Alaska.
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NEW SUN SPOT IS VAST
AND EXTREMELY TORRID
Plttahurg, 8opt. 16—A now huh spot
2,250,000 H(|tinro inllo* In aroa haw
boon cllacovorod by Dr. John Jira
Hhcra, tho natronomor. Dr. Hranhora
Hiiyn Mint tho toinporature of the apot
in 0,000 dogroes of honi.
Dr. Itraflhorn wan l«d to tho dl»
fovery of (ho mm Bpot. hy tho nnnnnal
Hpootaolo of a romarkablo aurora
borealln, vIhIWIo In ovory nootfon of
tho oftta. Ho bo) I oven thoro In oomo
oonnootlon botwoon^tho Aurora and
Mill ftpot.
GERMANY'S EMPEROR
VENTURES INTO FRANCE
Pnrln, Hept. 19-—Kmporor Wllhelm
of flormany yoBtorday ventured Into
Pranoe. ITIft mtanlon wn« peaceful
hnl It wan unuHual, not only the step
ping upon Frenoh territory hut In the
manner of the coming for the Her
man War I<ord came a* a tourist, and
for the pnrpooe Of gratifying hlmnelf
with the vlow from the mammlt of the
Bohlnoht mocmtainii.
The little exmiralon of the emperor
wae made at the eonolnnlon of the
Herman army maneuvers held during
the pa«t week In Alaace Loratne.