Telegraphic Nw
Posse Finds Body Of Hunter
Hot Springs, Wn„ Oct. 27—The
body of Julius Klummie was found j
la to yesterday afternoon l>v one of i
the posses which since Thursday have I
been searching forKlummio and for |
Fred Klober, who started from here
on what was intended to be a short
hunting trip. The body was covered i
with snow when 11 member of ono
of the posses stumbled upon it . No
thing has been seen of Klober, and it
is feared that he is dead. The search '
for the men has been prosecuted by
the largest assemblage of woodmen
to ine?t in this part of the country.
Inspectors Score Tu^j Masters I
San Francisco, Oct. 27—The mas
ters of the tu^s llattie (lage and
Kyak, charged with cowardice in de
serting the cannery bark Star of Ben
gal, are scored in a statement made
by Marine Inspector Holier, who says
that common sense would tell them
that to abandon the bark would mean
her destruction. The transcript of
the testimony in tlit- case was today
forwarded to Alaska, where the hear
ing will be concluded before the in
speetors ot that district.
Swiftwater Hill Free Of Debt
Seattle, Oct. 27—The bankruptcy
court this morning dually disposed
o( the proceedings instituted by
Swiftwater Hill Gates to have him
sei! declared a bankrupt. Swittwaters
financial slat" 'im now clcan. The
el ums against him, which the «'ourt
has exempted him from paying,
amount to $.'100,000.
Gonipers Scores Roosevelt
Washington, Oct. 27 —President 1
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor, in replying to the letter
written by President Roosevelt to
Senator Knox scores the president
tor "raging against the democrats."
Gonipers maintains thai the Hryan
plans with regard to proposed legis
lation, scoffed at by the president,
are perfectly feasible.
Schooner I,ooses Her Cargo
Port Townsend, Oct. 27—Schooner
lamsmaun, reached port this morn
ing aft< r* a terrible experience at sea.
I he s<'h< oher w.\s forced to jettison
her cargo, ami her crew was nearly
dead as the result of long exposure!
and hard work consequent upon the I
light against the elements.
Warrant Out For 'Frisco Man
Sa:i Franei•«!.;, Oct. 2 I— Former ('it j
Treasurer <'. A. P.antcls is being sought
by t he polic • who have a warrant charf'
ing tlie lu'xifive with ! he cmhcy./.lemcnt
<»t city lunds to the amount of S7n,0!i0.
The charge i*- mad' '.he r -su!'. ot a
••• ' !'l i.Jg 'bsei.v »i"*d by r. e<'iit I
i xp. rti:.g >.f th( beokt. i:; i!.e eiiy
1 re e nicr's olllee.
Fight Ends Fatally
San Diego, Oct. 'Jt>—Christine Faros
i* «1«>2i(1 and immigration Inspector
(.'lark is badly wounded as the result
«>i a light that took place here 111is
morning. Armed with a knife, the
Mexican, faros, attacked the imini- j
:! inspector and badly wounded j
him before the hitter ceuld shoot.
I/Huricr Is Kc-elected
Ottawa. Oct. 27 — Sir Wilfred I,»Dr
ier, premier and president of the
privy council of the Dominion of j
<'anada, is re-eleeted as the result of
the general election held yesterday,
lie will have a slightly reduced
majority in the house.
Pobbch Hunt Hunters
Hot Springs, Wn., Oct. 23—Several
posses are searching for Fred Kloher
and Julius Khimmie, who last Mon
day started out on a hunting (rip.
The men expected to be gone only a
few hours, and their long continued
absence has caused much alarm.
Fumigation of Vessels Ceases
Washington, Oct. 23—An order was
issued this morning directing the ma
rine hospital corps now in San Fran
cisco to cease the fumigation of ves
sels departing from that port. The
order becomes effective at once.
A
Tnft Greets Crowds In Indiana
Indianapolis, Oct.. 20—Candidate
Taft lias been addressing enthusiastic
crowds throughout Indiana. He de
clares Ids belief that this state is alive
to the political situation and respon
sibilities and that such a condition
means tho success of the republicans.
New Mexico Has New Gold Camp
El Fa«o, Oct# 84 -Another big strike
has heeh made In the Hylvanlte, Now
Mexico, tjold fields and there is a
stampede to the locality. Where In
now n good sized camp of 700 person* ;
was only a week ng> n barren stretch
of prairie.
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Murderer Kscnpes From Jail
Yreka, Cal., Oct. 27— Denny Hazel,
under sentence t/> he hanged for the 1
murder of Joseph Silva, escaped from I
jail last night . He Is being hunted by i
posses. 11
Seattle, Oct.. '26—While dinir'g hi
one of tile down town eafc* last yve
nimr .J. F. Portfois aiul M. IS. Swarfca,
Alaska milling men, attracted tl.e at
tention or two line appearing at'd ex
pensively ro\viu<1 wen: n. When the
women went a waiter t<> tell the' min
ing men "a friend wisned t;> <u c1 kun,"
Port fois and Swart/ expanded'their
chest« and congratulated caeli other
upon tlu ir < onqucst.
"Fine niv hoy," whispered Port
fois, as the twain approach* d t.ho
tahlo where sat the rh irmer«, and
Swart/. felt that hi* waistcoat was he
coming too tight.
The introductions were soon com
pleted, the fair mu-s :ip ix. n# for
the breach of the convt : t• i'K Next
in order was an automobile. and the
quurtottu was soon speeding Oeorge
townward, uheicthf J u:-o.,y liquor
law is more honored in the breach
than by the "h.-ervance. .'!• was
breaking «la\ when tlu- ; ntcmobilc
speeded its h <nu w.'.rd way, t.nd the
morning air bene; eoel the ' ii ttterers
of convent ionalit > Miu:-j*,ed .''.use Ut
the stalwari forms ol the mini rn.
"Fine ni\ h\y" < xHnimed Port fois,
as Swartz and in t !; v.i dijVen to
their hotel.
"(iivat. J'< it'." . | • n ' ! S'.warlz
sleepily . ».
Tln'ii the twain v. i nt t »;lsciv /oomsn
:ttitl to their rdnmhir. lint ahi.ua 10 o'
clock this n">"i::i.<:: !i<t" v;. . /! nine
awakening I r » aeii, '• r i\n:(oi:.t in
the act of dressing, !if11*«i his voice in
a wail thai hroupht Swart/ tt| s'.and
iiifjf in t he ( en?er > f the !'■"« in.
"What i: ili" j.;as|c<! Sva; t.«.
" I'm ioue<-< (! k :• j hundred''
wail* ti i'oilfoi -, < . ;-..t iheet'i
it, he display* d hi.. ..w pockets.
Swarl/. 11;..i■ :> ■ hi-;
mints n ut .t • ii-,rl 1. ve- i ioi <! •
Veioped iha. :i« I mi. !.. sl'.i
that when !.<• ! ■ r ii • ; : i> ; . • j•»« c 1
in an inaidi p<a In l. ".Mi' .• i i.i- po
lice station" h» « <>. ... ' > ■ w
minutes two iiuli^na..! wi re
telling 1 heir i n.uMe.s ; i hi <
geant in poli.i head*, .
The |.< !i< ..i i.l;'. . iiai -
OFFICIAL BOARD COUNT'S
VOTF. FOB OLLEtfATE
( tiliciai <• mi. >1 i h -• v. I ■ • l • ■
K«te I ruin Ala: •. i. <on>'i'< f ; 1'ist
heen complete ?>. tin ii'.t i- i
vas. in j1, Ix . i tin .
hy ot <:< \ ri \\ i 11 < rn . il'^
p;att. < "oiled* r ;>i ("n mi. . < . r* •. i c < •
L. I lo! ;|I 1 . • I rcil' : : '-«• i'rt. i'\'
\V. i>- 1 '■ i.. In <■< i...t v. .I
la .Jan .. i sl.ov.'.-- ' h..• .{aim s
Wick* i-ili a in . < iwd .. .t.il • . 'J.v>2
votes, or 1MS» nion than 'hilVT^rjv. and
l,(M>.'t more than (.'dmhi, I'liilbor^'s
total vote Jh '2,:58.'t, < '• r • a , 1"!», Cor
son, First 'Iti 1. Second l<S, 1,:ti.7 , Wo
nan's 1.0U7, with 2!K .< at I.e. in^. Fol
lowing is the vole hy division;
Wickersham, First divi; i i. 't2S,
Second Third 21M1 ; I'hilhcij ,
First 1S(;, Second 7<I0, 'lliinl I .7; Ko
nan. First 2<'.(i, Secoi <i J"<>, 'I ! " I '.jl ,
scat 1 erinjf, 201
Agent Morgan ol tin- A.
store at Kusitna atat ion/., v. vilea a
friend in Seward that o 1 a recent
rla?« Ik- wait engaged in v. cighii.;, rvl'l
dust from :5 o'clock in. until iO
a. in. The dust cam- tr nti Vnidez
creck and the McKinley district.
Makrena Skorve/..»lf and (Jeorgc
Pestrikolf, charged with the murder
ill the woman's husband, were before
the court this morning; to plead and
havo their trial date set. in behalf
of the woman. Attorney Fred I'rown
entered a demurrer on technical
grounds but it watt overruled. The
woman will he tried Friday, and the
man Thursday, both pleading not
guilty.
In Kansas ('ity the police even ar
rest on Sunday musicians who give
concerts. "Hut," says the marshal t >
{lie jury, "several persons who parti
cipated in thr 1'hilhariiionic orches
tra's concert thin week got- away.
We were unable to catch lieethoven,
Rossini, Mendelssohn, Chopin and H.
Wagner, whose names appeared upon
the program. I would suggest that
warrants be issued for them."
Death of Menelik la Reported
Paris, Oct. 23—Kmperor Menelik, of
Abyssinia is reported dead. The re
port carries no details, nor h i: abso
lutely authentic.
Bnrnllt Avoids TSnger Tophc
Mount Vernon, Oct. 28—Although
several posses are scai;< hing for t)i<«
Imudit who yesterday attempted to
kidnap !•'». Fngllsh, a wealthy timber
nrtnn of this place, the fugitive ban so
Tar siieeeeded in kee ping secret Hh
whereabout*. Hlnee the man sud*
lenly departed from the Fuglish
icme after ids unsnecescful effort to
nake Mrs. Kngllsh pay him all
race of him ha** been lost
3BRIAI, NO. 081.
U. S. Land at Juneau. Alaska,
tioptcmber l<» li)08.
Notice i* hereby given that, in pursuance id
the Ai t of Congress Aminived May 10th. 1*72
mill tlie amendments thereto, the TllUKK
MAN MlNIN'li COMl'AKY, a corporation or
ganised and existing under the laws of the
siale of Now Yoik. said coronation having
complied with the lawsof the District of Alas
1 kti ami entitled to iicouire and own property
therein, whose post office mlilrets In Alaskr. fc
1.mullock Hay. Alaska, has in tide application
for a patent fur those certain lode mining claims
named 'Redemption," ' Keystone,' "Discov
ery." "Scorcher," and ".lay," all situated on
Landlock Hay. in tlio Valde/ Mining and Re
cording District, in said District of Alaska,
and described by the olticlal plat herewith
posted anil by the field notes on fllein the of
iieeof the lion. Itcgister of the M. S. I.and Of
fice at 1 tmcail, Alaska, as follows, to wit:
"UKDKMITION" LODE CLAIM.
Commencing at corner No. 1, whence I'. S lo
cation monument No. 12 heats S. 12 (leg. IS
ml.i K. sot>.5 tt. distant: thoneo N. :;.s dcg. 45
mill ! mi."> ft to cor. No. 2: thenee 8. 89 dcg. 40
inlti. «■.. 1180 It to cor. No. H: thences 33dcg. r>
mlti \V.t.t ."ift to cor No. I: thenee N. 89 deg.
■10 111 In W. I180 t. to Cor. No. 1, tltO place of be
i ginning. Less that portion of said "Kedonp
Hon" claim in conflict with tlio '"Hidalgo"
claim xiiill area in conflict containing 1.012
acres Net area of " Kedcinption" claim 18.6W
uercv I he not Ice of local Ion of said "Redemp
tion" lode claim Is recorded in thooflii*e of
the recorder lor the Valilex, Alaska, recording
pt'ci liirt in book If of Mining Location*, at i
pages !>('>"> it ii'I 3ta».
"KKY8TONE" LODE.
I I'oiiuncuclog mcorner No. 1 whence 0.8. lo«
icti' I it montiment No. 12 l<enrs •■>. !Vi dcg. 03 min.
W 7-V. ^7 ft. distant: thence N. 39 deg. 00 iiiln.
E tilll ft to cot No 2: thence S. ;">l deg. 27 mill.
E. 7US.2U ft. to coi No. 3: thoneo 8 39 deg. \Y.
I 592.70 It to cot, No, !: them e N. V> dcg. o;» min.
I \V. 798,90 ft. to cor. No. I, the pi it CO ol begin
ning, less that portion of said "Keystone"
! claim In conflict w 11li the'• Redemption"claim
I end I he " Kldalgo" lode claim, said area in
| eotilliv't with ••Redemption" claim containing ■
I 2.0S"i acri and Mild area In conflict with "FI
I iIiiImi" eIniin containing 0.207 acres. Net area
.•! • Kcvstone" claim 8.625 acres. The notice
I ui lociitie.ii ot the said ••Keystone" claim U re
I cot'dcd in theollice >f the recorder for the Val
dea, Alaska, recor<ling prccinct iiD booV tS of
milling locations at pages 172and 173.
••DISCOVERY" LODE.
| <*<>i!iiiK'iu'iiiK lit cornor No. l whence U. 8. lo
i i ilitili monument No. !'2 hears 8. :iOdcn. 17 in 1 n
\\ K distant: thence N. Ililt'g. 1> mill.
' I''. •'■'.Kl.ft (I. Ii> cor. No. "J". thence 8. .'il den. <»•"» |
in.n. I S'.'l ft in cor. No, a: t hence K. i'i deft. Mi
I i iin, W. ' Ol.s (t to cor. No. I: t lit'iicti S. II ili'R. |
] !'• nun \\ voii it io cur. No. .V. thence 8. i'.! dci;. i
I mill. \V. )u'.) (t to our. No. ('»: thence N. ">1 I
| .'tpr. 'Ji Mill \V. '.•I'.'..: (i. to cor. No l. ilic place
>t| tx v;i11111iiv 1»"*> tlint j»orl (on <>( Mini • ■ I»is
I ctvciy" claim In conflict with the "Ifidaltto"
1 i iiie claim mid th« 'l.a»i t'liiiiicp" Imlc claim,
I -aid area in coittllct wit It "KiilnlKii" lode
i • in c iiitaiiiini; 0.0:16 urren mnl kwUI uicm tn
1conflict with " Hst • 'Iniiicc ' claim containing
•.',.'!ii acres Net «rcn oi ••liiscovcry" claim 12.
I v, i acres. The notice of locati.in of the saiii
■ 11,- ..\• ry" loilc claim i- recoideil in hook <•
1 of i. i. i.1: i.'. locations Ml pago-171 of then. or.1>
I n| the leioriliiin 111ccinclVol Vnldez, Alaska.
• .-coin mi:it" i.ohk.
('..iiiu.t lu iiiv! at comer No. 1 whence I'. S. lo
I cation Mnniiniieiit No. 1*2 bears8. SUiU'K* tCimill
, w. r,t ii.ii ft. il in a lit: t hence N . i:» den. n't min.
. . 0.0 ft ; i cor. No 'j • i hence ij. MiliK. 10 mill,
: i: 11. til cot No. U:thence 8. I'.ltlcg. 0."»
hi in. W ">.ii .7 it. lo coi. No. I: t heme N. 'it lieu.
[ n't in m. \\ ■»;.:{ ii. i<i enr. No. 1 I lie place of he
.: n . 11. containing I0.0.V2 acre*. I lie notice I
' iii locitiitii nf the "Seorchcr ' lotle claim is rc
I corded in I k ii oi mining locntions'nt {mure
j ..i ihe i* 1111*ioi i he Vftldcz. AInhkn,rcconl
1 inn pr. ciin t
JAY' I.OHK.
| t n lit iii i-ib* ilij! at com. I No. I whence I' S. lo.
i . i .ii i milium hi Nn. 12 hear* £1 tlCK.Ut min.
\\. •' .1 distant: thence north fct deg :>S
mil '. -i 'It incur. No.'J: tluiiceS. M (leg,
"> i.i:11 I 1><1 r ii in f in . No. :t:thence s. .*>£
ii . in \v ■ ; f: to cor. No. thence N.
; •: II I.-. I' IIIIII S\ I:: 11 :l it lo cor No. I the place
t til:. : i ..II11.1 ni n;! 10.107 acres. The nu
ll M. Ini iiinni oi •>>it• I ".lay" loile claim is re
. ... ii'ii in IH.ok t. ft mining locnlloiiM at panes
j IVI ii in! I.', i ii I he recm ils ol I lie Vahlcz, AI ask a,
j 11 ii T'11 li;,' pi ceitict.
Maunoi ie v :ii i.il inn .!* iK >>. ;iii. mill. Knst. To
It I . .ii II 1111 lllilt il Hi Mils a |tpl ica I loll- lifi.
• ■J ini« '. I lie aiiove desertIioiL claim" are
tn ii. .1 i.ii ; he tiotthciiM i y unknown claims,
mi :ln Mitithi ii'-l liv l.-mdlockcd liny, on the
Minth\'i-«t l.y tin' .Iniiriiii |o<le claim ami on
i he northwest I y (lie .Inne.iii, Ihlakn and
I .il -1 < Lain c lode claims.
,\ti and all | ci ons claiming adversely aii>
po. tli ii ni tl i ahove dc-ci ihcd mining claims
I oi picliil'i" are I e tn lit d lo Ii le w II h I lie ifeg
I Ktcr and l»ccclvcr of I lie IJ. 8. I.and Ollice ill
I .1 nut all, A ho ka. llieil adverse claim there
' ttKiiii)sl niitlei 11111 it during the penod ot tin
j j..il.In ii•ion oi this iiotii-c or they will he
ii,, 11 il hy pun isimi of tiic statute.
.lullS \V. UlJI.I.EV,
ICugiMcr.
Il i- liciehy oidcieil that I lie fotcgoini; no
lit ■ in- pni'lishiil i ir I he Mat utory pttrlnd in
I tin- \ iil.it /, l'ro> p-ctor, ii weekly newspaper
j i rutted al Valdcz. Alaska.
.lutts \V. l»ri>t,Kv,
ItegiKler.
Date i.l ril.-t I'nhlicatioii (let. ^t. P.* H.
jii.tc of J,nst I'iiIiIk ation, Jan. 7, I'.Kr.i
Sr ;itic, Oct. vfi>— 1 f ever there was
a ease, of a man being hoist. by his
own petard. Shorty Davis, recently
from .Iodic, and gambler by choice
of ('filling, is thai man. Today, Davis
is the 1 uM of many a jest as the re
sult of a little affair last night, for lie
is out $100 us the outcome of a ven
ture by which he imped to fatten Ids
finances.
According to tho story, Davis and
a pal of his succeeded in enticing a
stnmgor into a poker Rame, the Pal
ace hotel being the scone of opera
tions. Fortunes of t he game swayed
back ami fort, the "vietiin" never
beinK nuicii the loser. Finally ho
was induced to put $30 into a jack
pot to which Davis and ids partner
had between them contributed $100, a
part of tiie money being in tbe nature
of a side hot, made to boost the play
along.
When it came time for tlio show
down it became evident that a mis
take hud been made for tho "victim"
displayed the boat hand. Davis
Started an argument, and then drew
bin revolver, but tho stranger, sweep
ing the pot into bis hat, ran into tiie
bar room and thence into the street.
The grand Jury today returned two
indictments against (leorgo F. nut
lor, a trader to the westward, one of
thom charging 'K-llttig liquor to in
diaiiK, and the other charging selling
liquor without a license. Butler Is
out on $1,000 bond In each ease. The
grand jury also returned an indict*
inent. against Alex Ryan, of Kcnai,
charging him with malicious des
tiliction df property. Tbe complain*
(ng witncs* is V. F, Vlan. Ryan's
bail bond is fixed fll (2,0)), which lie
lias not given.
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A. It. Young and Charles Harper
two of tboso accused of assault with
intent to kill, as the roault of their
connection with the Lake creek hang
ing ease, wore this morning placed on
trial. It was hot until 2 o'clock this
afternoon that a jury wan obtained.
J. l«i. Kennoy, the alleged victim, was
the first. witness cnllod. In his open
ing Htatomont to the jury Attorney
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that the defendants had made a bluff
at hanging, but Mr. Brown denied
that there was anycritninal intent,
and asserted that thosolo purpose of
the affair was to - force Kennoy into
telling the whereabouts of a poke of
gold dust; of which ho was supposed
to poHSess knowledge.
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Alaska, take pictures of scenes and
preparo maps of various localities.
This work Is in addition to the dis
plays to be made by the pupils of the
native schools. Mrs. Mary E. Hart,
special commissioner, 'ias charge of
Ibis feature.
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The defendant* ie what in known
jih the Lake ererk hanging eaue worn
arraigned thiH morning. A. R. Young
and ClmrloH ffarpor plnaded not guilty
ami t.holr attorney, fSdmtind Hmlth
announced that ho Ih ready to go to
trial at any time. The ea«e h net for
tomorrow morning. Frank Dunn,
Frank Ohurehlll and Ham Wagner,
reprewented by Attorney Prod M.
Brown, anked for a eonllnnanre, and
will make tholr showing tomorrow
morning.
During tho period of holding tho
Alnnka-Ynkon-Paolflo Rxpoaltlon at
ttoattlo In 1909, a part and at tlmeH
all of tho vohhoIw of I ho Pacific wqnad
ron of the IT. H. navy will bo
anchored In Hoattlo harhor and will
ho opon to vlfiltorH. From aix to
twolvo of Unolo Ham'n fighting foroo
will ho ropronontod, including tho
largoHt hntlloHhlpH and armored
orulwrH.