STRONG TESTIMONY
DYNAMITE TRIALS
First Among Fifty-one Indioted in
Dynamiting Case Pleads
Guilty
Indianapolis, Oct. 8.—Former
President Clark, of the Cincinnati
Structural Iron Workers, one of
the 51 indicted dynamiters, plead
guilty to all the counts against
him. His action has alarmed all
the other defendants, who were
already in fear from llie disclos
ures made by the prosecution in
the opening of the cases. The
testimony adduced by the govern-]
rnent shows that McXainara di
reeled McManigle l«» dynamite the
ri\er locks, which were built by
an open shop contractor and thai
McManij-rle refused.
THE CHAMBER
: HOLDS SESSION
Valdez Chamber Have Begun Win
ter's Campaign for an Open
Trail and Dike Bill
Aii i1111>«»i-|«t 111 meet ing wa.- held
by tin* Chamber of Commerce last
evening. Ileports were received
from lli«' trail Idling of the fenc
ing of Dial Ihoroiiglifare at Wil
low Crock and I In* placing of a
ii.IV sign staling Dial tin- Yaldez
trail wrs closed ami llial llm <<iiiii—
mil was blockaded with live fed
i.r simw. A f*«>iiiiiiiit«*«> was ap
pointed lo take steps to sf'c that
(lie trail was not only kept open,
bnl to counteract the false state
ments made in regard to the con
dition of the trail.
Kngrossed resolutions of thanks
were ordered gotten up thanking
Senator Knute Nelson for his un
tiring efforts to have the dike hill
passed at the last session of con
gress.It was reported to the
chamber that inasmuch as ttie
Senate had passed a separate dike
bill, the measure is still alive to
be acted upon during the short
session lo meet in December.
With that fact in mind (lie cham
ber will take imimdiate action to
wards pushing i lie dike bill
through the bouse.
I'aul d'lleirry was appointed a
commillcf of one to ^et up a col
lection of Vablez minerals for
permanent exhibit at I lie Ferr>
building in San Francisco.
WARPREPARATIONS
ARE BEING MADE
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Constantinople, Oct. 8.—War
preparatuniii continue to be made
on a Iprge- scale. The city has
been declared .to be in a state of
seige. It is believod that the war
spirit now developed will precip
itate war, notwithstanding the at-j
titudo of the powers.
President T*ft and -Champ Clark
JKttSifcf a1 JK9 ,ctaM«
of pictures this evening. The
great Hutchinson (Kafl.) Centflfi,-,
nial Celebrations of K/mqfls Is «
picture that should ntft.be miasedi
hon't f1 >i K"t the lorn I theatfw
need - patronage to,keep iU.doo'rflj
open.
Postal Inspector jFrank ,W.f
Smith arrived on the
He is a witness for >h« wwriH
mcnl in the Cordova po*tofflce
cases.
RED SOX TAKE GAME FROM
WOOD STRIKES OUT 11 TESREAU 4
Batteries, Wood and Cady For Red Sox—Tesreau and Meyers
For the Giants—Score, Boston 4, New York 3---Forty
33uaisand People Are In Attendance—Care
Excercised Cut Out Ticket Scalpers
Boston defeated New York 4 to 3 in the first inning of the World's Championship Base Ball series, Wood pitch
ing for Boston and Tesreau for New York. Tesreau held Boston hitless until the sixth inning.
New York started the scoring in the third inning with two runs on hits by Boyle and Murray and fielding errors.
In the sixth Tris Speaker led off for Boston with a triple and scored on an infield out. In the seventh a succession of
I safe hits netted three runs for the Red Sox. In the ninth the Giant tallied one but could not tie the score, although
the rally for a short time looked dangerous.
Wood struck out eleven men and Tesreau four. Crandall succeeded Tesreau in the eighth and held the Sox
down to the end.
All the regulars played on both teams, and the game was snappy from the start. It was anybody's game until the
last man .was-out in the-ninth.
Batteries—Wood and Cady; Tesreau, Crandall and Meyers. Attendence 40,000.
To head off ticket speculators 30,000 unreserved seats were sold this morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, purchasers
being obliged to pass immediately into tne grounds. "These seats were sold at $1 and $2. This will be the rule
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throughout the series. The sale each day will begin at 10 a. m. and no ticket will be sold except to a purchaser who
immediately goes through the turnstile.
I PEACE TERMS
ABOUT SETTLED
It Is Said All Is Settled
Except the Arranging of
a loan
Paris, <>H. 8.—That terms of
peace between llally and Turkey
have been arranged with I he ex
ception of a proposed loan to
Turkey of between 500,000,000
and 000,000,000 francs, concern
ing which Italy is negotiating with
French, Hnglish and Belgium
financiers, is the announcement |
here today.
The lernis include the lacil ac
ceptance hy I lie Porle thai Italian
oecupalioii of Tripoli is an ac
complished fact. Turkey hcing
permitted lo retain a Medilerran
vau porl al one of I lie extremi
ties of l.ih.va.
Provision is also made for ihe
recognition of spirilual suzerainty
of ihe sultan in Tripolilania ami
for I lie payment of inonelar.v
grants lo Ihe Arab chiefs hy Italy,
which also will pay to Turkey an
nually a certain amount of the
national debt.
Seattle, Oct. 8.—The steamers!
Alameda and Mariposa may be*
.t>lacod on the California rilh dur
ing the winter month*, the uleam
ecs W'rtoe^erp iCor(lova|
taking ;^eir place oo AUfejia,
^otito. fTft« AlamefJft^lfr i™v«t
'(he nqrlji <!P
Hou«qhold fusni*hing» for sft.e'
ohe»p. .»■>*:. !
The ••'tDufch N.'
Schmidt's, next lo Blum's. Try it.
LITTLE MAUDE ]
BREAKS PAROLE
If Maude Returns to Washington
She Will be a Resident of
Walla Walla
Olympia, Oct. 8.-->Should Maude
Johnson hi» round in the state .she
will have to go to the penitentiary
for having broken her parole by
leaving the home of Mrs. R. C.
McCredie, of Sunnyside, president
of the State Federation of Wo
man's Clubs.
The woman was convicted of
rruminji" a personal injury suilj
against I In* .Noiihern I'ueilic rail
way. Her condit ional parole was
secured through the efforts of the
club women.
STALLING ACTION
BY FINESSING
— i li ii
Oenver, Oct. H Wilson charge^
that the Steel and other trusts
are seeking to minimize govern
ment control by advocating an in
dustrial commissioner (o regulate
the trusts.
ONE WRY
ffiCKEfl TRIAL
Now York, 8.--One Juroij
hivs been Moiled in Ihf.tMt ,od
hm
ghp^jlB^^Mr Jfeellg, Mfho hired
gpinme(V ,mfb shdt Ifprmfin Tlos-| i
in town from! ,
the • CJI iff mine And will remain «j i
few day*.
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WILL SUPPORT
BULL MOOSE
La Follette Will Throw State
If He Can to Wood row
Wilson
Madison, Wis.. Of I. 8.--<tov<*r
nor McOovern, \v11«» has maiulain
pd a neutral position political^
in the present campaign, threw1
reserve to the wind last night and
declared that he was going to work
for the election off the Bull Moose.
This means that Wilson will car
ry Wisconsin, us I.a Follette hp.*
loo gn at a dislike for Roosevelt
lo let the rank and tile of his or
ganization support li iin.
SAYS LA FOLLETTE
SUPPORT WILSON
Chicago, Oct. 8.--President Wil
son, of the Republican League,
makes the announcement that
Senator J,a Follette will support
the candidacy of Wood row Wil
Ron.
CAIOIDtff IS
mm
Howard, October .8.—JHilo Kelly,
can lidate.for the ^louse of R«p
resentativeR from Knik, will leave
for Valdez on the Mariposa to
campaign in his behalf pud thfU
if tne Hpn-PprtUfln {fatal.
''' 'J-'-l ■
J. M. [>nvU and,Charles ftcatey
ire in town lo altenn the annual
neetfttg of the Realey-Davis Min
ing company.
MARIPOSA ARRIVES
DEPARTS WEST
Wireless With S. S. Victoria 1500
miles Avvay—Talks With the
Alameda at Ketchikan
The .Mariposa arri\ed this
morning at 8 o'clock after a short
slop al tfllamar and Fl. I.iscnm:
17 horses were discharged al Ihe
fort. The boat was delayed 12
hours while living (o gel. into
Yakulal hy I he dense fog prevail
ing. Otherwise I he trip was im
nlful. On her reiurn I he Mur
ipo«<;\ will load i.ftdO cases of sal
mon, I lit* last of the pack at Yak
ulal. and also all of I he cannery
help. II is probable thai with the
closing of the llshing season Yak
ulal, as a port of call, will he
dropped.
The wireless operator was in
connniiii ical ion with I he Victoria.
C.apl. J. A. O'Brien, yesterday
when the laller hoal was al SI.
Michael and received the infor
mation lhal the Victoria had 070
passengers aboard. They were
also in communication with the
Alameda ami she reported reach
ing Ketchikan Sunday nighl al f»
o'clock.
HAIf TOTS
TO COMMONS
' i,t Un a^.vinVl if 1
Washington, 1>. C„ Oct. H.
Crane testifled before the Senate
investigating committee thai hi\
'only gave $*72,006 10 the La KolJ
lette primary campaign fund and
$10,0000 to the Wilson fund. I.a
Follette, in an affidavit, says lhal
he spent .$07,000.
Norman Merchant was a relum
ing pa senger on the Mariposa,
reporting having had a good time
on the outside.
Ml ITALIAN MOB
MAKES A BLUFF
Italians in iwitzerland's Capital
Make Demonstration Against
the United States
' t j
Berne, Switzerland, Oct. 8.
Screaminrf "Down with the Unit-.
i;d Sfate/" 500 Italian workmen
on striltt here in sympathy with
Joseph flSttor and Arturo Giovan
nitti, lield in Lawrence, Mass.,
charged Willi murder as an out
growth of I he recent textile striko
I here/ attacked the hou.»e *»f I lie.
Anieifcaii minister here.
SiAn HI11111 is over from r.»n
d..v;f.
ROAD TIED UP
INDEFINITE FEBIOD
Little Hope of Traffic Being Re
sumed on Copper River Road
for a Month Yet
Reports reaching here* Ii-ohi
Cordova by I In* »l••;»111li i|• Mari
posa It'll ..r fhi* seriotu I i)'-ii|> mii
|hi> Copper llivi'r railroad. ami tin*
pi'Mhaliilily nf tin* road 11• • I heing
opened up Fmi* four or fix•• weeks
yi'l, provided that iim more ^Ij.I• • -i
oecur <11* thai a euhl wavi- does
iim| >el||e down mii flu* ••Mtinfry,
freezing up I lie* >lii|e«. ah*<*a<l> rm
i'i iiiv 1111* irai*K« fmi* a <Ii»I;i11<-••
<•1 ;ju i• iiI•• s.
Til,- train \n hu• 11 the cumpnny
all •'Dipt i'i| |u put through li'ii mi*
iiimi'i' ilays ago is >lill stalled l>e
fwi'iMi two slides niul Imii lillli!
actual progrcs> has been inaih* in
clearing I hi' road. a* new slides
an' constantly occurring. The
interior mail i* being carried on
the hacks of men and Superin
tendent (Seigcr is reported hav
ing said thai lie would spend une
hundred thousand dollars a month
if necessary to eonliuue the mail
over that routi' sooner than per
miI it to go hy way of the open
Valdez trail. *
Pispalches from Chit inn slate
that the people ol that inland
liamlei are actually in want of
ninny of the necessaries of life.
The mining' ramps at Keunicott,
r.reys and other copper proper
lies. have shut down and dis
charged their men owing fo a lack
of food. As a result of the lie
up Cordova is as dead as a salle.i
mackerel with hut few evidences
of recu• silalion. The coming term
'of court to lie held there, if the
judge arri\es in lime to save the
session, will he the "tlrsl visible
means of support" I hey have hail
since the lying up of the road,
first hy washouts at the lower
end and then by miles of slides.
New York. Oct. H.—Probably no
man «*ince King Solomon has n
greater matrimonial record than
Lionel I.. I.awrence, graduate of
the United Wales naval academy,
actor and stage ifroducer. who
is today on fiis honeymoon willt
his I lib wife, f.'awrenee's latest
bride was Miss Ernestine M. I>oy
cherl. of Chicago, known on Ihn
stage «h Elizabeth Bourne.
Room and board at ttje Gram!
Hotel $1.50 per day. Home cook
ed meal* and good beds. Mrs. H.
Charts. f 1