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Washington, June 26—From tho
White Houbo has come an admission
showing that supinenesa on the part
of the anti-Hoggatt faction of Alaska
1b responsible for tho Hoggatt success
at the national convention. The ad
mission further shows that the con
vention was entirely dominated by
President Roosevelt and that the lat
tor did not even take the trouble to
ascertain whether or not his desires
and the arrangements of Frank Hitch
cock, manager of the Tuft campaign,
were in any manner in eonlliet.
It is admitted at the White House
that Hitchcock entered into an agree
ment with Heid of Juneau, at that
time national committeeman from
Alaska, to scat the auti-Hoggutt del
egation in consideration of this dele
gation's pledge to support Taft. Mr.
Heid and the other members of the
national delegation were slow about
reaching Chicago, while Shakelford
®*ul Shea, Hoggatt faction delegates,
were on tho ground early. These
latter delegates also went on to Wash
ington where they conferred with the
president, and advanced their side of
the question.
When Shackelford and Shea re
turned to Chicago thoy found that
the anli-Hoggatt delegation was
about to bo seated and that Held and
Hitchcock bad been in conference
concerning Alaska appointments.
This was far from pleasing Messrs.
Shackelford and Shea and they hur
ried to Governor Hoggatt and poured
their troubles into bis ears. Governor
Hoggatt immediately telegraphed the
president and tin; latter at once wired
Hitcheoek to seat the Hoggatt dele
gates. Mr. Hitchcock asked no ques
tions but did as be was told.
It was not until the convention was
over and th.' Hoggatt delegation had
returned t » Alaska with all the plums
that the president and Mr. Taft were
informed of the true inwardness of
the affair. They declared at the time,
and still assert, that they know noth
ing of the Hitoheook-Heid agreement.
STREETS OF TERHERAN
RUNNING WITH BLOOD
Terhcran, Persia, Juue 21 — Mores
than 5C0 persons are lying mangled
and dying in the streets in front of
the I'arliment building in this city
and the members of parliment are in
a state of sloge, defending themselvs
against a host of Coasacks who are
trying to eary out the orders of the
Shah. The revolutionary attitude ot
a number of members of parliment is
the cause of the slaughter and the
y Shah has ordered their arrest and ex-'
L ecution if it is neeessary to kill every
I person in the eity to bring this ahoul. j
* The trouble started la-<t evening
vheii the Cossacks surrounded the|
1' irlimont building and in the name I
of the Shah demanded the surrender!
of the revolutionary members. This (
demand was refused and the members
of parliment opened fire on the Cos
sacks, killing more than 100 of them.
Iteinforeeinents were at once rushed
to the Heene and twenty of the revo
lutionises were captured and executed
in tlie open street,
The members of parliment and hun
dreds of supporters succeeded in cap
turing the artillery and bombarded
the Parliment building, wrecking the
structure. They then turned the guns
011 the city which is rapidly becom
ing a mass of ruins. The citizens are
fleeing into the open country, the
streets are running blood, hundreds
of dead impede progress and t he city
is in a state of chaos unexeeeded in
any city in Kurope since the French
rev >1nt ion.
HUSBAND DIES FOR
SAKE OF HIS WIFE
Gold field, June '25—M. Taylor nnd
Charles Priest, wealthy miners arc;
dying art the result of a duel fought
on the streets of Goldlleld this morn
ing, nnd crying and praying that
Taylor's life may be spared the wo
man who's fair name is tin; cause of
it all paces before the door behind
which the doctors are trying against
hope to save the life of her husband
and that, of her traducer. It is be
lieved that neither man has the J
slightest chance to recover.
Taylor and Priest had been friends
but the hitter's attentions to Mrs.
i Taylor caused this friendship to he
ksoverod. Priest, rebuffed by Mrs.
■Taylor, made disparaging remarks
Koncerning her character. Taylor
■learned what Priest hud said and this
■morning,when the men met on the
ktreoJL'fl was only h few minutes be
fore Kims were drawn with probably
fatal results to both.
Derby Oralinni Iti Trouble
Derby Qraluim, well known about i
town, wan yesterday by C'ommlH
■loner Lyons held to appear before
the grand j"r>" Jl charge of obtain- |
ing money undor false pretenses.
Graham Ih alleged to have swindled
Frank Turnshak out of $10 on the I
promise of netting the latter a job. j
Dennis Kelley Ih now serving a year
in Jail for having taken a like amount
from Turnshak while the latter whh
drunk. Graham's bond Ih fixed at :
|2 ,000 and he ban failed to raise it ho
far,
MARINE MOVEMENTS
^ Parallon: H«ib'd wentwaid June 21.
Portland: Hailed for Seattle June |
24.
Pennsylvania; Hailed for Valde/J
June, 24.
Bertha; sails front Healilo June 2A. !
Hanta Clara; Hailed for Heattle
June 20.
P. BUTTERWORTH
i^jj^En^ineer and Surveyor
•rvoy« ooourinoiy
1 promptly mntlf.
>rVi»ldflX Marknt, Room 3
r,Hodlfh* Hot •!>
Manila, Juno '25—Cholera has be
come an epidemic in the Philippines
and is proving fatal to Americans
and native* alike. At Camp Gregg,
three soldier* and one civilian have
suucumhcd to the disease and there
are several soldiers ill. Reports from
I'angasinan state that ninety-three
new cases were discovered there yes
terday and the death rate at Luzon is
sixty according to the last report.
The government is doing every
thing in its power to stay the ravages
of the disease hut it is admitted that
the situation is more serious than it
has ever been from this cause.
Electric Chair For Woman
Watertown, N. V., June 22—Mrs.
Mary Farmer was this morning sen
tenced to be electrocuted A;.<i:st 2.
Mrs. Farmer was convicted of the
murder of Harsh Hronnan, desire to
obtain the woman's property prompt
ing the crime.
Viaitor Is Robbed Of $200
lOarnest Goodman, a recent arrival
from Latoucho complained this morn
ing to Deputy Marshal Drebolbin that
he had been robbed of two pootoffloe
orders calling for $100 each. Good
man was found in an almost lincon
slous condition last evening and was
locked up He says that he was
drugged Deputy Marshal Drebllbis
found out this morning that ono of
money orders has been cashed and ho
is searching for the man who cashed
It.
BEATSON'S MINE
IS REAL BONANZA
minimum of cost Latouclio inland will
doubtless boast at Beatson's of a
great mine worked by machinery.
The present method pays a regular
profit of several thousand dollars a
month in spite of the low price of
copper and is scarcely making a dent
in the vast ore body.
The mine lies in the lower slope of
a mountain a quarter of a mile in an air
lino from tide water on the west side
of Latouche island, near the north
end, about ninety miles southeast of
Valdez. From the dock a tram road
a little more than half a mile long
leads to tho mine. Down this the ore
cars run easily by gravity with a man
riding to put 011 the brake. Few
mines are so conveniently located by
nature for inexpensive operation and
shipment.
A largo store is run in connection
with the mine. It stands at the land
end of the bridge ieuding to the dock
and nearby is a long boarding house,
where most of the miners live. A
fow arc married and live in cottages.
Beautiful Latouche
Latouche, the common anglicized
form of La Touche, as some persons
insist on writing it to prove that they
are French scholars, is one of the
most picturesque of the numerous
beautiful islands of Prince William
sound. They are all similar except
in contour and size—hilly, deficient
in beaches, but with many deep water
bays and bights, presenting long ar
rays of wooded slopes with barren
cliffs too steep fur the clinging of veg
etation. The upper bights are covered
with snow until late summer and
from some it never disappears. The
line of verdure is regular and above
tower the jagged peaks of recent geo
logical uplift,—gaunt, hostile, gray.
Four months of the year the inlands
are white to the water's edge nnd in
the other eight rain falls during more
hours than the sun shines. But the
sunny days seem more beautiful than
anywhere else—perhaps because of
their rarity, and in August Latouche
island is an attractive camping
ground.
Andrew K. Beatson, part owner
and manager of Bonanza, is a native
of New York, but was a California
mining man fur many years. In that
state he was superintendent or man
ager of several big mines before he
he came to Alaska a dozen years ago.
He is an educated man but the longer
he stays in Alaska the better lie likes
his bachelor life at Latouche and he
seldom leaves it.
Myrtle Baton Married
MiHH Myrtle Eaton, well known in
Valdez, recently wedded a man
named Charles Auhert in the States
and the couple are now on their way
to Fairbanks. A passenger on the
Farallon came went with them on the
Northern Pacific and struck up an ac
quaintance with Mr. Auhert. learning
later that lie is the husband of she
who was Miss Eaton.
Saeka Wanted
Dry Sacks in good order, will he
purchased by Mr. Carvey at Valdez
Dock.
NOTICH TO CREDITORS
IN THK I'KOHATK COURT, FORTY MILK
PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION, TKR
RITORY Oh AI.ASKA.
Hefore F.lmer K. Mrady, Commissioner hiicI
Probate Judxe.
In the matter of the Kstnte i
Of > Notice to Crodl ora
W. M. HlerlinK. Deceased »
Take Notice, that the undersigned, was on the
Mtli ilny of March, 1908, tiy the above court an
iioluted the Administrator of the estate of W.
Si Sterling, Oecensed hikI all persons having
claims against the phl<l deceased are hereby
required to present them with the proper
vouchers, within si* month/* from the date
hereof, to the undersigned at Chicken Creek.
In the Forty Mile rreclnel, Territory of
Alaska
Dated this Mtli day of May, 1908.
Date of Flmt Publication June 26th, 1SHW.
I.F.ROY J. IMK K,
Administrator ol the estate
ol W. M. KterlltiK Deceased.
Ordinance No, 55.
An Ordinance Amending Ordinance
No. 64.
He It Ordained by tho Common
Council of the Town of Vaidez, Alaska.
Bee. 1. That Ordinance No. 54 be,
and in hereby amended as follows:
By striking out the words, Ave thous
and dollars tfSOOO) in Section 1 of
said Ordinanco No. 64, and substitut
ing therefor the word*: ten thousand
dollars ($10,000.)
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of June, lttOH.
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IN TilK IINITKI) BTATE8 COMMISSION
EK'8 COURT FOU T1IK DISTRICT
OF ALASKA, DIVISION THIRD,
VAI.DK// PKitClNCT
In (lie matter of the Kstate 1
Of Sin Probate
Robert A. White, deceased. >
By Order of *a1d Court mado herein on the
18th <lny of June, A. I». WOH, Notice Is hereby
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necessary vouchers to the undersigned Ad
ministrator with the Will Annexed of said K«
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this notice or same will be barred.
Date of First Publication Juno2», l»nf»
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