Telegraphic li
Nick Picks Job For Teddy
Hock Island, Oct. 5—Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, also son-in
law of President Theodore Roosevelt,
has picked out a job for the dis
tinguished father of Mrs. Longworth.
Congressman Longworth, in an inter
view given here last night, declared
his opinion that the president should
succeed Mr. Taft as secretary of war.
Congressman Longworth declared
that he was only expressing his own
opinion and that he knows of no pres
ent arrangement that will result in
the president and the erstwhile secre
tary changing positions.
Highest Court To Decide Bill
San Fraucisco, Oct. 5—As the re
sult of legal action brought liy the
Harriman roads the legality of tlie
Hepburn railroad rate bill must he
determined by the United States
supreme court. The action comes as
the result of the failure on the part
of the federal court of appeals in this
city to agree upon the legality of the
bill in the case brought by the Har
riman roads, seeking injunction to
prevent the enforcement of the rate
bill. The federal court this morning
dl.vcted that the ease be certified to
the higher court.
Noted Smuggler Drops Dead
l'ort Townsond, Oct. f>—"Pig Iron"
Jim Kelley, one of the most notorious
smugglers on the Pacific coast, drop
ped dead last night shortly after sup
per. Kelley walked from the supper
table into another room and was in
the act of stretching himself when he
was stricken. Kelly was GO years
old. For twenty years he had been
engaged in smuggling and was the
hero of several of the most daring
escapades in the history of tin* Pa
eiflc coast smuggling operations.
B. C. Town is Destroyed by Fire
Michel, It. C., Oct. 1—For the soe
ond time since last July'this town is
in ruins as the result'of a lire. The
rebuilding necessitated by the July
tiro just about completed, tiro
started last night and today the town
is only a mass of smouldering ruins.
It will be rebuilt.
Bank Robbers Get $3,000
Lady smith, Wis., Oct. 1—Robbers
last night entered the State Bank in
this city and by blowing open the
safe obtained It is believed
that, the job was done by profes
sional crooks, of the class known to
the police as yeggmen.
Candidate Taft Has Busy Day
Lincoln, Oct. 1—Presidential Can
didate Taft put in a busy day and
night here yesterday, making live
speeches during the hours between
2 o'clock in tin* afternoon and mid
night. At each of his meetings he
addressed large audiences.
Humboldt Not Badly Injured
Victoria, B. C., Oct. 2—Steamship
Humboldt, wrecked on Vancouver
island Monday night, was pulled into
deep water last night and towed here
for repairs. Contrary to generally
expressed opinion the Humboldt is
net seriously injured.
American Fleet Nears Manila
Manila, Oct. 2—A wireless message
roceived today from the American
fleot say that the lighting vessels are
within :i00 miles of this port and ex
pect to arrive tomorrow. Groat pre
parations are being made for the
reooption of t he vessels.
Taft Certain of Election
Omaha, Oct. 3—Presidential Can
didate Taft, during a speech delivered
here last night, expressed the unquali
fied belief that he will bo elected.
Mr. Taft, in support of this belief
cited the fact that he has throughout
the west mot with receptions of the
most enthusiastic character.
Humboldt Transfers Cargo
Victoria, B. C., Oct. 3— Steamship
Humboldt, recently ashore on Van
couver island, Is now at Cordova bay
transferlng tier cargo to the Santa
Cruz on which It will ho hurried to
Its destination. Only a small portion
of tho cargo 1s damaged.
Striker* Settle DlfflicultleH
Winnipeg, Oot. 1—The Htriking ma
chinlntH havo settled tholr difficulties
with tho Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company and have roturned to work.
The terma of the HctMement have not
been rnadn puhlle.
Owen Mornn Urate llanlon
San Franciaeo, Oet. 1—Owan Mor
an, tho Kngilsh champion, gained
the decision from Eddie Hnnlon of
San Francisco In their fight held here
Uet night.
Two Die In Train Wreck
Itatto, Oct. B—Two pemons were
killed and one hart In an aoeldent to
the Oreat Northern overland thin
morning. While traveling at a high
rate of speed the train went Into the '
ditch near here, the truck having
been carriod away by a washont.
MASTERS OF TUGS
HELD RESPONSIBLE
San Francisco. Oct. 8—Charged, an
tho result of the hearing before the
United Statu.* Marino inspectors yes
terday, \v i i 11 being responsible for
the loss of the cannery bark Star of
Bengal, off Coronation island, Cap*
' tains Patrick Hamilton of the tug
Kayak and Farral of the Hattie (Sage
i are facing prosecution on tho charge
j of manslaughter. Tho hearing yes
terday was replete with stirrjng ac
counts of the* wreck and the events
leading up to the abandonment of the
j Star of Bengal, nearly all of the
witnesses declaring that the bark
could have been saved had the tugs
not doserted her.
f At the close of the investigation
I formal charges wove filed against the
j two tug boat masters and it the hear
ing result^ in tin* marine inspectors
j finding them guHty, information
| charging them with manslaughter
will be filed with the United States
district attorney of the First division
of Alaska, and the men will be taken
north to be tried on tho felony charge.
Dr. Frederick Cook Is Found
New York, Oct. 7—Dr. Frederick
Cook, the explorer who it was feared
had lost his life in an attempt to
reach tho North l'ole is alive and
! well and is on his way home from the
| far north. Mrs. Cook today received
I from the exploring party that last
I spring .-set t ut in search of the Cook
J expedition word of the finding of her
1 husband. The last previous word
j from Dr. Cook was received last Ma\ .
at which time he was at Cape llub
! hard. Dr. Cook's (irst bid for fame
las an explorer was made when he
| elimlx <1 Ml. McKinley, ii ihc'etitral
part •.? Ahekji.
2,500 ALASKA INDIAN
CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
San Frani iscii, Sept. 1!'—Harlan
UpdejjraH, I'oitt (I St;il< s ii • ct«>r . t
schools ill Alaska, isauihciio ; »r 11 • t*
statement I hat thefed<r It;- *•< rumen!
will establish thirteen : < schools
i fur Indians in tin- tcrrit; r\ making a
total of seventy-four. About
Indian children ax- enrolled in the
schools and a special effort is made to
ilistmet them in industrial, sanitary
and hygienic courses.—'ost 11111 > 11i
geneer.
•REVENUE CUTTERS TO
WINTER OFF ALASKA
I
i Washington. Oct. 7—Orders have
heen issued directing that ! lie reve
nue cutters Thetis anil I'erry spend
' the coming winter on duty along (he
j coast <»f Alaska. Heretofore i( lias
! heen tin* custom for the vessels of the
revenue cut to** licet in the summer
j stationed along the Alaska <oust to
| winter either at Seattle or San Kran
j cisco.
Hunter Is vSbot By "Befit Friend"
Spokane, Oct. S—Death at Ihchaud
of his "hest friend" is the fate that
this morning befell J. MefJraw who
was shot by Sam Hay while the men
I were on a dear hunt. Med raw was
instantly killed. Hay, who is frantic
at the realization of the real!It of his
carelessness, says that he believed
Med raw to be in another loenlif y and
that the movement in the brush
causing t he shot waa believed to be
made by the deer the men had been
trailing.
Tom I, a who n Is Kicked By Home
Egypt', Mass., Oct. 0—Thomas W.
bawson, frenzied financier, was seri
ously injured this morning by bein^
thrown from his carriage and after
wards kicked by the I orso lie was
driving. Mr. Lawful was picked up
in an uuconsious condition, lie is
only just convalescent from an at
tack of la grippe, and was driving
with Ids daughter when the accident
occured.
Hamilton Fish Resigns
Washington, Oct. 7—Hamilton KIbVi
has resigned as assistant treasurer of !
tho United Htatos, 11 in resignation, !
which has for aovoral days boon in
tho hands of tho prosideni, having
boon formally accepted thin morning. I
Jllg Instate Ooch to F»vc Glrla
Victoria, 11. (?., Oct. 8 Bytho terms!
of tho will of Mrs. Joan Dunsmnir,
Just placed on file horo, tho greater
part, of her estate goes to lier five
daughters.
Halibttt Fleet Off For Alaska
Heattle, Oct. 0 Tho first of the
hallhut tleet that during the winter
operates In Alaska waters departed
for tho north yesterday afternoon.
Father Of Ynkon'n Governor I)le»
Now Westminster, 1). 0., Oct. 3—
Alexander Henderson, father of the
governor of Yukon Territory died
hrro laat night at tho ago of 78.
COX DENIES THAT
HE KILLED WIFE
Seattle, Oct. 8—Thomas Cox, who
! yesterday killed his wife in a duel in
which he was seriously wounded will,
it is believed attempt- to prove that
the woman committed suicide after
: she shot her husband. ore he was
told that his wife was dead Cox con
fessed to having; shot at her after she
had tlrst shot him. At the time Cox
| was very low from the effects of his
> wound,
The ofllcors say that there is 110
doubt that Cox killed his wife, for the
revolvers used between man and wife
were of different calibre and the bul
let' that caused the death of the
| woman was fired from the revolver
, found by the side of Cox.
Montreal, Oct. 8—Indicative tliiii
the previously announced intention
j of the Canadian Pacilie Railroad
Company to greatly improve its ser
! vice was made in all good faith is thn
fact that yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the stockholders it was
voted to ask of the government per
mission to inereaso by $.r>0.ni !<>,<:()() the
capital stock of the company. It is
annotnu'cd that if this permission is
granted the company will have no
trouble in disposing <>t its securities
land that the money hh obtained will
he used to improve the line and to
extend its ramifications.
Ueeently the Canadian I'aeilic en
tered into negotiations having as
their object, the acquisition of the
White 1'ass and Yukon road in the
Yukon Territory, and the river boats
plying in connection with this line.
It is probable that a part of the pur
posed stock increased will ^o to pay
: for these transportation lines.
This increase in aethity on the
part of the Canadian l\n ilie Is made
necessary by the fact that its former
supremacy in ('amtdu is being threat
ened on the one side by the (Irand
Trunk l'ueillo and on the other by
the Mill lines.
F!RE CREATES PANIC
IN HOME FOR CHILDREN
Santa Koi-a, Cal., (><1. <—Vivo in
tlio stall- home for feeble minded
' children created a panic thin morn
ing. To the bravery of tho nurses is
due I ho fact that none of the inmates
were burned to death. Only ten
were injured and it i believed that
none of these arc in serious condition.
The tire started just after the ehll
I dren bad arisen, and nearly all of
them were in the sleeping depart
ment of the building. The majority
of the inmates were in their night
clothing when rescued, and their day
garments, as well as the bedding of
the institution is a'total loan.
SENATOR CLARK'S SON
SAYS HF_ WAS FLEECED
bos Angeles, Oct. S—Ohai lcs Clark,
sou of Senator ('lark of Wyoming,
t his morning complained to the police
department that lie was a couple of
nights ago lleeced out of $'20,000 in a
private gambling ganuv^ It is under
stood that the game in which young
Clark lost his money was conducted
by a prominent club man of this city
but the police will not give any in
formation on this point. The officers
are, however, investigating the cir
cumstances of the affair and sensa
fional developments are looked for.
BOY TAKES UNCLE FOR
BURGLAR AND KILLS HIM
Taeoma, Oct. H—Mistaken for a
burglar at tin early hour this morning
.Joe I'ley was shot and killed by his
nephew, Harry Htnrr. Starr, who In
under arrest but will • urobnbly be re
leased as thorn soerns 110 doubt an to
the killing being a mtstake.
TAFT COMPLETES HIS
CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST
Kansasdty, Oot. fi—Candidate Taft
last night Completed his eainpaign in
the west, the climax coming in the
shape of a t welve hour demonstration.
From noon .yesterday nntil midnight
last night Mr. Taft kept. lm*y sp«>nk
ing and moving from one speaking
place to the other. On each occasion
Mr. TaH was greeted by Immenso
audiences which listened Attentively
to what he had to say.
A feature of the Alaska exhibit at i
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HentttOf Oct. 8--W. H. Hhnfor, for n
nutnbor of yearn local ngont of tho
Hofittlo'Tnronwi Intemrhnn ittillron<1
(Jornpnny'oonfcMod thin morning (lint
ho in nn embosflfof to tiio oxtont of
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monny to piny tiio fAoftn. Bhnforwnn
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Murder Of Prince May Cmiee War
A Minim, 8—Prince Constantino of
Qrwco w«h asuawdnntod la«t. night ft«
tho re an It of Politioal plot, and It. in
fenred that tho outrage will involve
Oivecn' In tho Hnlkati war. While
tho Identity of the aftHnHfdriH In not
known to tho govormont, there I*
little donht n* to the fact that they
noted at tho behoHt r»f a politioal
enemy of Oroooe.