THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
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Vcl* 6 Valdez, A'aska, February 6, 1S08. " NCi3
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KILL KING A!
HEIR AnlEM
Carlos of Portugal anc! Prince
Louis Shot in Carriage
in Lisbon Street.
SECOND SON WOl'NDED
Q.ieen Aiic':e U.hjrt and
flayers M;>t Q Tc'j Death
at Hmd> ol Rjyal Gjard.
Lisbon, P. rtu^al, FeV . 3—King Car
los uvid Ui'jwn rr.i ce ou s were shut
and almost inncamlj kino* by assas
sins in the sc>reet a3 the ru,> al car
riage was return;ng to the palace
from the kiitg'rt v.li.i a* Vic^sa Sunday,
Princo Mamie., sseond son of tluklng,
Wai wounded The king and Prince
Louis wove each s.rac.c by ^live bai
lels and died a few minuses lat r in
the arsenal, which was close by.
The king's g uirJ» kil.e.l j.i.-oj ajiu
sias who were setn t > shoot.
A Spaniard nam %vt ldjv.t, who
Was ar. ejbcd as an idlegeu assays 11,
XJomrniotod su.ci e whi.e in custoi.}
by stabbing lrlnu If. 'Ihe assassins
Curried their revom rs under iheir
Coals until they began to shco.> in
concert with >ut an n.stm^'s warning
Queeu Amjiio wai unnnrj.. Whon
the ah. o ing began and ihe crown
prince was struck she a v.se in the
(I on til ueu cn j ;.ge l)
UNIONS IUST PAY
BOYGOTT IMIGES
Supreme Court Holds Labor
Bodies Liable for Busi
ness Atiackr.
Washington, I*1:"> , • n i r>v kd
c iix't today deci.i m » .auaia'o. v n..i n
or general or# u.ijs:<.;-iuii in li.ibio f« »•
damages reftnlling from a systjm t tic*
1 oycott < airied en by the union.
'J'Jvla decision is reg irded by tlio
unions as tlio hurtloab bl«>w at tiioir
mo Zicds yet d. Kverod by a court and
iu Hollows close behind otiier hostile
decisions. Last month the supreme
c uri decided thai tho employers'
lii il" y act ] assed by the last coi:
gr s at unoons.itutioual, and also
fii.j'.u >hat the a,->' forbidding e rp« -
rations to blue H employes wj.h
invalid. '
PJBLIC MM
PUT ON CARPET
Washington. Fob. f—L'ubllc Printor
Stillings whs suspended by the presi
dent. yesicrdaj npi n charges of gr;ift
in his nomi..istr.ition. An inv< st'ga
fcion is ordered. Congressman L mils
defoiuls Htilli g»t and auks lha!> judg
ment in h i mat'jjr bo withhold until
the investigation is Completed. Lan
dis do laro» that the investigation
will el >ar Bbillin *4 of all suspicion.
M. Btephane Lodiu, tho eminent
professor of tho Keho.ji ot J ((licit e
at Nantes, lu.s recently oisocv*. red a
ir.(tho(l of (auslt.g "(Ucttic sic(p,"
\shi<h, is claimed, v.ill in tho near
future r< i la<o chloroform, and < tl.or
anetthe.ics in 111 m rglj.tl operations.
Tho sllvor oiltpu- in Ontario for the
first nine n.o t .s of 1K7 was vaiuod
a. $4,81?/,00. 'i ho output of tho
mines «r»(l mi era wor^» n Ontario
in »»X)0 wai Vuli el a, >.!<2, >88,383, an
in ,ieaeo of 25 por cent
The Alas :a I) Jinoerati s (onvention
will id hel I hi Ju man May 18.
8to>imor Saratoga sJlod for f ©att-lo
at midiiig t.
Ihe mail from Eagle arrived last
night.
GOES TO ASYLUM
Jury Returns Vcrdict Not
Guilty cf Murder Be
cause of Insanity.
CCURT WILL COMMIT HIM
Defendant's Counsel Says He
Is All Right Now and
Will Soo-i Be Free.
New York, Fob. 1—Harry Thaw
was declared n >t guilty of t.'io murder
of Stanford White by the jurys on the
ground of insanity but will be com
mitted to the asylum at Matthcawan.
Littleton, his attorney, says he will
s ion be released because he is abso
lutely sane now.
Tho jury reached a verdict during
(ho night and brought it in as soon aw
court convened this m >rniug.
No More Use far Evelyn
Now York, Feb. I'—It is rumored
ih .t Hurry Thaw's relatives arc pro
pa ing to have his marriage to Evelyn
Nesbi annulled by the courts on the I
ground that he was insane when the]
m .rriage took place. They are said
t - be anxi uis to cast off Evelyn now
that. Harry has been acquitted of the
m liver of Stanford White and tlioj J
do ne t need her any longer. It is i
s a' e.l that the Thaw family will not
I eraiit Harry to bo reloa&cd frcm
M iltenw.in asylum until tlioy secure j
th? avumlmei I of his marriage.
STOPS
TRAIN OPERATION
Vicinity of Detroit Storm
bound and Tdcjraph
3:ry;ca Interrupted.
Detroit, Fob. fi—A hliz/.ard is rag
ging throughout thiH region and trains
arc stalled everywhere. Similar ro
p rt-3 come from other northern states
and telegraph lines to Chicago are j
working badly with much interrup
tion. New York rcjorts zero tern- i
perature and Boston 31 below.
ALLOWS $250,000
FOR ALASKA ROADS
Washing ton, Feb. 6—The house
mmittee on Appropriation!) voted
t> allow Alaska (1260,CCU for road con
Htrucfclon the coming year instead of
8100,(j03 for two years, as proposed. It
is holievod that this item will go
through, in which caso a similar ap
propriation, and p< sslbly a larger
one, will probably go through for tlw>
next year.
RUDOLPH UNHOLZ
DEFEATS NELSON
Los Angoloi, Fo'»., 5 — II..<1 >ljph
Unhclz Le.it battling Nelion budly
las < night- in ten round*. No deolsion
was allowed but Unholy had (.ho brat
of it nil tho way through. Ho knocked
Nelson down in tho flrnt and fourth
rcur.dth Unhols in a young light
weight who ha» heon coming to the
front in tho pant yoar and ia regarded
an a pl.om.mei on.
On (he ftoU'e.nofis ooiHt of York
uhiro, 15.inland, tho North noa la oij
Mug away nearly 2,000,000 tona of
cliff each yoar and tho faco of the
cllif change almon^ daily.
Wants Congress to legislate on Various Subjects
and Takes Occasion to Criticise the Octopus
in General and the Standard Oil
Arm in Particular.
Washington, I). C. Jan. 31—Presi
dent Roosevelt sent a special mes
sage of 12,000 words to cci gross at
■oon, in which hG advocates legialu- |
fcion on subjects pertaining to the bus
iness of privato corporations. The
message wjis at once road in b <th
houses and is the solo topic «>f conver
sation this afternoon.
'J l.e President udveeates the cr.j ct
ment of an employers' liability law
which will stand the test of constitu
tionality, in place of the one onacbod
by the last Con gross which the su
preme court has declared t j bo un
constitutional. llo urgis that a lau
bc enacted proviuir.g for coinp^; oa
i»ion to employed of iho governni -n..
on public works.
The President a!ao ro.-ommciulu;
that the law of injunction b 5 a
amended that the i\ medy c.i. :u,t b
used to interfere wiili proper efu>rlf»
of organized labor to protjet i i ll".
An argument is made in dcl\n 10 of:
tho efforts of the g >veri m -nt to at
tain a certain degree of physical con
trol of railroads to prevent the pre
sent system of gambling 111 st-el.s
and selling what th< ^ do m 11 \\n.
The President declares tliat tho ar
ticles which the Standard Oil Com
pany is causing to be published in the
newspapers disarjditi.ig tho adminis
tration because of the imposition ol
tho huge lino by Judgo l.ai dis in th'.
United States district court in Chica
go are untruthful.
Enactment of laws providing for
strict government of all great e« iter
ations is urged, such as will tend to
uphold both property and individiud
rights. The mossagosays the admin
istration is 110 respecter of pei h .iis
and has 110 nr.tag*.nit in to wealth ex
cept when dishonest.y acquired by
corporations or i. dividuals. The
President s ys ci.rp r.rir.f.a should l>o
made t.) respect the court.-* as far ns
law can require it, and adds that tin'
corporate out -ry a^ainHt tho :ul
ininis'rati n is in reality against
clcantines-t and decency. Tho in ^s
s ig 5 asks fcr legislation giving Use
governin lit fu.l power to rontrol cor
p< r.itkns and to make corp .rate eor
rup'.icn i:i elecii. r.s and of the courts
im;> ssiole.
House Ap;>l r.i:l3 Message
Wash'n ;t.,n, I el). 1 — rresident
Roosovel'j's Rj»'"»ei il message to ccn
g:*ejs on eorp ra .i x s \v. s t he snl>jcct
of a livoly ilo!).u i today. ItoA»ro»cr
tative Sherwood of C'hio inquireo if
th i parp./tie «>f the in rssage was to
diver.' p • ;> i!ar a'j e ltion from Secre
tary Ta;'.,\i a:;M-lahor roc rd. He
added lii.-it llie president had a;; ai.t'.
l.ihor r *c i%l hims.'lf. Hotn ho CV.clc
r.iii tlefoiuie.l t'10 pr wident, saying
that ti.e mesr<a^.> affects matters of
vital importance in the growth of
civil gover:.inert. (Joekran made a
vi ri lie d 111 < i ii .1 of e rporations
an.l their a'>.1 < s.
TTuglics Hacks Roosevelt
Now Y »•!:, l'\ h. I —(I -v. Hughe? in
ci nime..:'pjv i n l"i\ wider 1 I'm sevelt's
special imvuian;^ l > < 'opj-.resH <n e rp< -
rations s.'.id t'.o country in under
overlnsti: g ohligati. rs to (he Presi
dent for his vigorous cpjx sltion to
trust abuses and that lie heartily ap
proves of the President's eoursj.
Chancellor Day Sore
Syracuse, I'eh. 1—( lianeellor Day
of SyraeiiHO univ< rsil.y saj s Pres'dent
Ilooaov.-lt's special message roasting
corpora. ior.s ivads like tl.o product of
a di.iuiv ;ci'( d mind.
PAINE PREGiy
TARIFF
House Leader Says Repub
lican National Platform
Will Indorse Change.
Wasnington, Fob. C—Congressman j
Payne of New York, chi.lrman of the
houHo committee on ways and means,
declared in dobate to .lay on tho floor
that a plan for tho revision of tli»'!
tariff will bj incorporated in ihe n
puhiican national platform at Chicago.
IIk asserts that t icre is littio distout
from tile proposibljn that tho t..rit»
should bo revised.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TO BAR JAPANESE
Victoria, B. 0. Feb., C—V ho pro
vincial loglHlaturo J auHi'ri a h.w (. (my
requiring alien;) to I o ah!o to rc ad
and write the Knglloh or h< nm 1 uro
poan langungo Leftro they can bc
oome liritldh Hiibjoctnin thin pri.vince.
Tho law 1h aimed afc the Japanese. A
voto hy tho Din.lftlcn gi.v«.ri;n.ent at
Ottawa In feared.
Next Court Term In O rtobar
| 'Judge Held announced thiH after
noon that tho itoxt term of Court in
Valdez will bogln tho flr.;t M >nday in
Ootobor.
Young & N4f«tod, who have a con
tri.ot to dellvor HuppiloH to the gov
ernment tolwn.ph Miatl(-r.H alon# the
trail, havo Lot thoir outfit over the
summit. [
Norwegian Exconv'c* Pres
ident and Former Insane
Canadian Secretary.
f-'oatllo. I- ^h., r— Tli.) Fxcdnsfon
League of Nori>h America in conven
tion horo in planning to control nil
immigration into tlio United States.
A. Tvoitmee, a Norwegian, nr.d
an ex-convict from the btillwatcr,
Minnesota penitentiary, in probident,
tnd A. F<. Fowle:*, Who was recently
committed to tho asylum f< r iiiHane
at> Stellac< m, in tliin state, a Canad
ian, is socrjuiM*/.
ASKS $17,110,0110
FOR ML SHIPS
WaHhlr.gt -ii, Fob. 6—Soerotnry M.it
cnlf of (.ho navy doparlm >nt r»kn con
gr .ti.i8 t> appr prl.ilo $77,770,000 for
naval conajflicfch n. Ills plan *;tn
bracca four battlcahipB, ton wont
crulscrs, ton doatr -yet* and four «ub
marinoH.
Jeanle Salla Southward
Steamer Joan In f©iui*nod from tho
woHtwar.l lawl night and Bailed at.
noon lo 1 vy for H )i»t-blo.
Nevada Ineroam 1 lt>< gol 1 OU'PUt to
$1 1,000,000 In 1007 In »pllo of wtrlkoB,
bolng tb i only one of tho henvy gold
producing itatof* to dhow an Incrcaao.
it j production in 1000 was (0,000,000.
GALE GETS SOUR
ON ROOSEVELT
Says Alaskans Believe Pres
ident Consults Only
Certain Officials.
NO FAITH IN PROMISES
De!egate V7ants Representa
tives to National Conven
tion A^ainit Executive.
Washington, Jan. 31 — Delegate !
Thomas Cale in an interview printed j
last night says that Alaskans in Wash
ington bolievc President Itoose
volt i;» repudiating them and that he
does net intend to keep any of hi* )
promises of favor toward the princi
ple) of 8olf-gJVornm?:it in the terri
lory.
Cale thcrofcro recommends thai
the republican delegates from Alask;i
to tlio national convention be men
who will antagonize anyone repre
senting the president and lii^ policies
toward the territory, lie says the i
president has shown himself to he ii.
reality opposed to a more Indepen
dent form of government in Alaska
and that he bases all his actions ii.
Alaska affairs 'upon the represents
tit,ns of certain federal officials that
only saloon men, gamblers and the I
rough element living in the territory
want territorial g ,voi'.m ml, which
Calo has been t liirg him is untrue.
10 IKE SALOON
LICENSE!) $IOOG|
Sarator Nelson Introducas
Bill to R gulate Liquor
Business in Alaska.
Washington, Fob. I—Senator Noi
se. 11 introduced a bill today fixing the
foo for lirjiior licenses in Alaska at
§10JO a year everywhere. The bill
ills > provides that a license shall he j
immediately revolcable ff gambling or
women are allowed on the premises.
AFFIRMS DECISION
IN KATALLA CASE
San Francisco, Feb. 4—'Tho United
States circuit court of appeals today :
afllrmed tho decision of Jiulge Wicker
sham In the district cour.of Alaska
rofiiHhg an injunction t > the Alaska
& Paciflo Terminal Company against
tho Copper River & Northwestern
and the Kal alia Company. Tho ap
pollant i-» what in known as the I
Hruner Company. It s.,light to 011-1
j in tl»c Guggenheim company from
alleged tro«pass38 on its right of way
and ether lands.
Tangier, Fob., 0 -Sir Harry Mac
i.oan arrivod at tho British consulate
late thia morning, pursuant to tho
arrangomont t<,r hia roioaao l>y tho
bandit Hamuli. Hn catno in on horso- i
back proceeded by a ootirior.
Timber Warts Valuable
Timl eruarts cr burls, caused by
tho distortion frcm tho grain of its nat
ural prmlti »n, rank high in commor
eial value because of their rarity and
beaut, of figure, aajn tho February
IN pular Me< hanlos. These froj.k* of
naturo have brought aa high as 10
conta a pound and a picture la shown
I of ouo that was valued at $200,
Open Office in Seattle ar.d
Advertise for Winers to
Wcrk In Ncith.
OFFERS 15 AND BCARD
Pre^ichnt John Ronan Guaran
tee j Steady Work lor 200
Additional Men.
Seattle, Feb., 5—The Tana:a miro
nvnerV as3 <eia i >n announced today
jhat it will < pen an employment, oftleo
.11 Seattle. President Jwhn Konau
juarant^es 20),) steady j >hs in thy
fanana with pi lc and shovel at (5 a
lay and board ar.d 1« dging through
he winter and sprirg. This is wel
•ome news to the 11; t up!o\ed of this
•ity, many thousands <<f whom are
aving at f.oi.p louses.
Signing: Up Men for Tar ana
Seattle, Feb. (!—Ptvsi '.on! Konan of
he Tanana mi; e owners' ass >-• i .it i >n
la signing men steadily t > g" to the
fanana tj wi rk in April, lie
*ives a written guaranty <>f w«.rkfi\ m
\pril all Hinnmor at $> a day ar.d
>oard and expects t) get 15JO men.
REYKOLDS PEOPLE
IB HOLD MEETING
Stockholders Will Convene
in Seattle February 20
to Elect Trustees.
Soattle, Feb, (»—Stockholders of the
Reynolds-Alaska Deveh pmcnt Ccm
p my will meet in Seattlo February 23
Lo elect, new trustees of the company.
Oliver C. McOilvra, attorney for
Reynolds in this city, will vote
pr< xit:< for most of the eastern stock
holders.
Reynolds is cxpocted liore in about
ten days. It is understood that he
will bo re-elected head of the com
pany.
Reynolds Starts Westward
Boston, Feb. 5, 3 p. m.—Henry D.
Reynolds started f( r Soattlo today,
lie Mates that he h:i,s secured money
for all the mining and railrond work
at Valdcz.
HAWKINS 10 HEAD
KATALLA COMPANY
HonfUo, Feb. (5—13. O. Hawkins
succccda M. K. Kogovs hh pronidont
of thp Katalla Company. Rogers re
tire h became of the ccclsion of the
Copper Rlvor& N< rthwcptern railr* ad
to ahandi n Kalaiia uh the »ch ter
m In lid, which was u pet Hchemo of
litiporn. It- 1h understood nlao that he
Iuih boon dissatisfied ovor sinco Haw
kinH wan made chief enginoor, prao
tlcally suceooding himself i;i control
of railroad contraction for tho eom
pany,
Tho prcwldont of a ccmpary at IIi; 1
says: "Canada Iuih an area of 2,000,000
square miles of pulp wood. Nino year#
ago Canada had thiriy-four pulp mills
and forty paper mills, prulucli g £27
tons a day. Ttdr.y thcro aro fifty
eight pulp mills and fi riy-slx paper
mills producii g 3,400 tolls a day.
Deputy IVlnrahnl Baton nulled nwny,
for the tooth <-ii ths Si ■ I
flight With three IflMlM P< I'M.lift C llj
mltted t<> thi' ;i >lam hi P< p( ^
Two spoc4al gunnlH acocnipniik'd
oflloer.
a woftt/tio man ciumiH to inv 4
natural gn» in hit) cellar.