THOMAS UPTON
WANTS THE CUP
Has Made Three Unsuccessful
Attempts at Cost of a Mil
lion—Will Try Again
Liverpool, Oct. 7.—Sir Thomas
Liplon, the English tea merch
ant, has left Liverpool for New
York and will again challenge for
the American yachting cnp. In
1899 he built the Shamrofk Land
was defeated in his eniieavor to
lift the prize, as was /»<•* also in
the years 1901 and y903, when
he built the Shamroc/ II. and III.
II is estimated t hay he has spent
over $1,090,000 in/his ambition
lo take to England/lie cup, which
ha* no| been on /the other side
«»I" l be ocean sin ye the nrst race
in 1851, although 12 altempts
have been made/»y patriotic Eng
lishmen since /Ait time to lake
the prize frony America.
The American boats an* usual
ly built by a' syndicate of New
York millionaires. The races^nre
run on a triangular course off
Sandy Hook, outside of the lower
harbor of New York. Thousands of
people view the races from the
excursion boats which line the
course and whie^are kept in line
hymnalrol of ri^Viue cutlers and
nyjrai vessel^. Several captains
lost their papers for crowding the
racers at the last race:
SOME~CHANCE
FOR PEACE NOW
I.<ti)<l<>ii. Oct. 7.—Tlif /powers
!i;i\induced Turkey IT• /gree In
<i larger degree of bony* rule for
Macedonia, instead of/ (ho au
fomny demanded by |fir coalition.
Tlio powers will m/v warn the
Halkan stales noj/|o precipitate
war with Turkep.
CHINESE HORRORS
IN MANCHURIA
SI. Petersburg, Oct. 7 —The
.Novop Vreniya's Harbin (Manchu
ria correspondent s^ys thai Mon
golia is being sul/ecleil IChi-]
iu*s<. horrors resetn. ling Ihe alro_J
cities perpetrated b> Ihe savage
hordes in the Middle Ages.
The Chinese troops, Ihe cor
respondent declares, are massa
rreing women and children |o|
suppress Ihe natural increase of I
Mongolians, while Ihe adult Mon
golian* are being tortured by be
ing rnosled alive over slow llres.]
six thousand Chinese troops are
preparing t<» continue th^f|f&lr»-'
cities throughout the win!
cording to the correspond*
SOCIALISTS^
Socialists will f>)<
liqket in .tho tb>hi Ht |
clectiop and will try-i
strength. The nomii
IcgLijJ af4fr a referei
nil ftrd Socialist* in
\V. T. Stuart/of fMbl.. ,
GHAMM* MpOHIIrtm, of Valde*.
M. J. llafry, ofGliflf Mifie.
R. E. Hegner, of Cordova. .
HAZELET IS OUT
TMISEVENDORSED
Hazelet Paction at Cordova Qoea
Over io Nome Rule Party and
Will Stand by Baldwin
Cordova, Oct. 7.—At a / mass
meetin? held here on s/turday
night George C. Hazelet withdrew
from the legislative figly, at the
same time urging unit/ on the
port of Cordova voters /or a Cor
dova man. His declaration was
reluctantly accepted, j when Mr.
Ha/.elefs friends alsnost unani
mously endorsed liny candidacy of
H. T. Tansey, who <vas nominat
ed by I he Home Rule party for
Ihe Senate 011 September 11 111.
Tansey will now be a running
male of George Baldwin, the Geo.
Ila/.elel parly having gone over
in a body lo Ihe Home Rule parly.
I'M*. Chase is running independ
ent foi' ihe Senate, being backed
by those opposed lo Ihe Hazelet
faction. I'\ M. O'Neil is a can.
didale for the Senate and R. K.
Hegner for representative on the
Socialist ticket.
THE STANDPATTERS
Iffi DESPERATE
New York, Oct.. 7.—Desperate
a I III*' inroads Wilson is making
in their strength, slandyiittors are
today sending out ayspecial car
of attorneys, all o£r whom an*
brilliant orators, hyfollow in Wil
son's wake, i*«»fiijKiii(f the stnte
ini*nIs of |h«> New Jersey man.
ZELING'S MURDERER
IS'APPREHEHDED
New York, Oct. 7 A Iruit ped
dler has been apprehcyuled as ttie
murderer of Hie Ea^l side gang
leader Zeling, winy^inployed I lie
gun men who shyt Herman Ros
enthal, the wealtiiy gambler. The
peddler claims I hat Zeling robbed
him of ?i00.
RY. COMMISSION
JS ON SCHEDULE
"The hamsters who went w t.»
I tie Railroad Com mission as far
as PaxHons left the/* Ibis after
noon for Valdez. /Henry l>eyo,
liowover, will go urn to Fairbanks
«vith the coinniisylmi.
They are maMng schedule time
toll the way aunl arrived at Pax
sons at It <yelock Itiis morning
and will m/ke Yosts, the other
side of 111/ range. Jhi^^veninff
ft is expeofed that the Road Com
mission will have an automobile
come out from Fairbanks and
fneet Ihcm at Richardson or Shaw
creek.
OtiarpMr of Oommwrot.
^ Special meeting at the Cham,
ber of Commerce Wrtl^nl at 8
t^clock at the City Hal) to Qonr
Hider the matter of a mail contract
from Valdles to Willow Greek.
All ttiomberrt are reqtigftUd to He
pfiintlti •
0, ^JkUPfNEJJ,, president.
„U4ih<r, iijbWrtyi
took HW debdrlhre on -Blindly b*T
erilhfr lor Laioticfie, whnrb Abe
W? m •
QtutfAtiolA fdrniturd for §41*.
Inquire of Miss fttudler.
SHOT TO DEATH
WHILE IN JAIL
Body of Colored Assailant of
dirl Hung in the Town
Square
Cummings, (la., Oct. 7.-Ed. Col
lins, a colored man, who was
charged with helping to hide the
body of a young white woman sev
eral days ago, after she had been
attacked, was shot to death while
iiii jail here by a mob of several
hundred while men this afternoon.
The liodv was mutilated with a
crowbar, after which a rope was
placed about the neck and the
body was dragged to the town
s<|nar<>, where it was strung up
to a telegraph pole. *
Seattle Talks to Honolulu.
Seattle, Oct. 7 The new Cater
wood wireless sent and received
messages to Honolulu. Message*
will be received regularly from
i) lit' islands.
IMPORTANT DEAL
IS PUT THROUGH
jTuttle and Crawford Bond the
j "Tanas" Pontus Properties
Begin Immediate Development
. ,,
\\ lint is miisjiliircil to In* one of
I tin* must important mining deals
consummated in this suction for
some linn.', was closed this morn-j
in>i when tin* "Tciifui" Pontus!
properly, situated oiyllie Colum
Ida glacier side «»f Hlioup hay di
vide, consisting oMhe Cold King
group. was hondeX to Charles II.
Crawford and \/ Y. Tuttle. who
will turn the bunid over to a cor
poration iwiw/n process «»f for
mation, to bur known as the fluid
King Mininar company. The prop
erties acquired are generally
spoken as the "Tenas" Pon
ttis claii/s and have long attract
ed attrition from, the rich sam
ples yf free milling rock which
have peen brought to the city, by
far the richest .samples ever seen
here. The new owners of the
• P'M'ty are lo he congratulated
.» havinvhc.Mi able to secure,
.•isch promising grotrtid.
It is understood thai the cap-j
ilalization of the new companyi
will hi* #150.000, 'divided into'
150.000 shares «»f a par value of
81 each, aful thai it. is the inten
tion uf'^he company lo at once
j place upon t tie market 75,000 i
share* for the development of the
properly and the placing of a
stamp mill upon the ground.
Those familiar with I he property
fay that under I he new manage
ment it will quickly l e developed
into a dividend nayer.
There already has been consid
erable development work drthe on
the three veins outcroppirig on
the properly. 1 neso leads vary
from four inches to 2\ inches in
Width and are exceedingly rich.
For the present freightlhg inti
t(ie property will be done from
tne Columbia basin sidp, but up
on the building of the 8hbiij? Bay
rl>ad an extension of the roadway
will be built to the property. .
jty a meeting eff thti fMllftUltf
Club held on Stluifday night .laJH
Fi*h Whs decked flfrealdehl of fcn
infctttUllon faf IHe ensuing teihj|£
Wlft'irti FlttttAh
WW, rittri WllOifthl . ft. Cfary;
MtiHlifttfe; Aftbr 1Kb
resolved
iUff A- ttonith,"li" "
tn» .wfton* and drgctiHsed many
mttfwn fnh m hwtru or rati
de^ (be upbuilding of the
community.
THREE DROWNED
IN BERING SEA
re© of Crow of Schooner For-11
tuna Drowned From Their
Dories
Detail* uf Ihe drowning of the
three members of the crew of the
fishing schooner Fortuna in an
Alaskan storm May 13 were learn
ed when the Fortuna arrived at
Quartermaster harbor from the
Bering sea codfishing banks. Capt.
K. Anderson reported that Fred.
Lehman, Axel Thomson adn Harry
Updahl lost their lives in a hur
ricane <»IT Unga head May 13.
Albert Hansen, another fisher
man, was picked up by Indians
unconscious afli'r having bi'cn
driven across the straits from t'n
pa island to lli<> mainland, a »lis—
lance of 15 mib*s, before tin*
storm. AIT. Johnson and <!eorge
Peers were rescued from dories
by tlif Fortuna.—Taconia l.edgcr.
MINING NOTES
FROM WE!
Knik and Willow Creek Districts
r Are Coming to the Front
Rapidly
There is nil section <»f Alaska
thai is ('Mining to the front in a
mining way faster than the Knik
<»r Willow Creek district's. There
is not a dead property'' there, ami
those thai have milling marhin
i»rv .'ire without an (reception tak
iiimiiI frond money daily. There
is an abundance wip ore in sight.
The only prohhym is*p<»wer;*#in<|)|j
that will bo sottle/l next year subeu
an electric plan/ is pnl on tin;
Little Susitna. J
The Alaska/road cmmuissinu
has had a gomli-sizod crow.at wor£
in that sediiNh all reason underj
Hoss Kinney,/and as a result il|
is possible fni- a team In land sup
plies and machinery mi the var
ious properties at a reasonable
cost. J
The Gold Bullion property,
which leads in production, has
averaged bet ween
500 per day Ih^Heason.
^ Milo Kelly, of the Alaska <*t>M •
^feartz company, >who is wording
with a small mill, lal'h-in August |
put through sniue ore that went!
slightly nver 81.000 per Ion
William .Martin, who has a(
lease on the Alaska Free (Sold.
property, is milling quartz that
will average Sf»7 per Inn, and will
be nne of the largest producers
jn the Willow Creek district Ibis
year. .^'4\
Ike Rosenthal, of tteattt$, who
has one of the best looking show
ings, is on the outside propftYing
to+^ya mill, to bo installed this
Brooklyn Development
cbmparty'Hhg ft mill at KniNNei^y
for Ift&tellftlibH, but Has bo<*t> held
up pending the completion of
sbme addillrihal development work
tnat IHMI now boen completed. -
Three rich striken have been
rpadQ this sen Ann, one by Goodell,
Elher by Ira tMtlos, ritvd the
d by Rill Taulman.
ftbttttMtirttl
. _ he stearhtir, Marlpdift pa^ed
jfuneau on the 5th, at noon, stop
ping ir at Yakutat. She was due
1p Cordova al noon todfty and
should reach Valde* Home flrho l<V
night.
The Hantpfton pagftekl Juneau on
the 7th at 9:30 in the inora\uft
Snd should reach Cordova some
me tomorrow nignt, reaclji.i:*
here on Wednesday.
FEIKHELL CLAIMS
BEING DEVELOPED
Drive Tunnel 200 Feet And Qain
Depth of 126—Eight Sacks of
Ore for Shipment
Clorkson and Ross,/who havt
been working- Ihe property own
ed by themselves yui Garwood
and Foslcr, on Fourth of Julj
creek, near Teikhefl, are in town
and have brought / ith them eight
sacks of ore l«» s/ul lo the Taco
ma Mueller. Tl/> ore i* arseno.
pyrile and several samples assay,
ed have rarrie«/as li h as 810 i.
(MX) III III*' lot/
A lunnel lifts been driven tin
suiiiiner ><»(»/ f••••t following 111•
load and which jjive-; a «i«*pth n
I 25 feel. Till* ni l' shun! \arie.<
I'rimi |Wi» inehi's to Iwn I'i-i-i am
Ihi1 value is spotted.
The properly will he de\e|i>pe<
Ibis wilder and ore shipped oil
for treatment at the smeller. I
is expected lhal many Ions of on
will he shipped next spring he.
fore ihr hreap up of Ihe trail.
MILITANT PRIEST
ADDRESSES GREEKS
Smith*, Oct. T.--A < Irei'k I'rirs
.Mililanl hpre addr<y*spd a iiippI.
i 11 ^ nf (irtM'ks. on Uffr pending wai
willi Turkpy ani^urp»'d upon hi:
hrarprs I lie rajfsing of funds f« »i
I ho rnol Imm* rotf ill ry, and for thos<
who poufd |o rclurn lo 'fi^lil foi
ihpir pounlry.
DEFENDS JARVIS
ON TRE STANE
Tiiroiiia. Orl. 7/--II ui'>lon, out
of |he dflViidanlyi in Hip ponspir.
acy case rhaiWIl by |Iip govern.
niPiil, .«*a>s Ihyfi' wa* no ponspir.
apy on Hip purt'l of Jarvis, Itullopl
ami liiinspipf lit; vigorously dr.
fendpiJ I In/ lal •• Captain .larvis
honpslv.
SERIOUS CHARGE
T
Chphalis, \\'ash., OpI. 7.--l)pp.
illy Shprig Srhmund rp|urm*d lasl
nielli "roin Cortland, having it
••uslo»|y Louis (Srihhh* and C.latnh
Adams, I wo (Vulralia young men
who ai'p rhargrd willi ahdupliou
Moth are inarripd. Hip fornipr hp.
jng .'IJ, and Hip lalN-r year?
old. II is said lhal a wliilp slave
charge will hp lodged aflpr a mor«
mmpletp invpstigatiou. TIip hum
were arreslpd in Portland Frldaj
morning, two Centralin girls, Mer
na Spoil and Marie Hofs?, havinp
accompanied them to ihiil pi(y
One of the girls had worked foi
iTCrihhle, anij Wednesday,, when b«
proposed an auhlfnobilp trip, the
other than ahd giri werp laken
alorl#.. th<$ (jiiriMet went to Tor
ino, the njen uslhg liquor freely
mi the trip. Al Tenlno <,lji|)bh
projjoBPfl a trip lo Portland rf-nd
ihpy look Itye Irrilp. • ' "
; A— '•« '
4t«am«r MovtmanU.
Mariposa, due hprr tonight.
\lameda, due in Rent lie tomorrow.
^Bjipson, passed JuHeau Ihi*
inorniiiK al 0:i)0
floyyova. al i.atouehp.
■TT7 i...>—7- • ' •
ugh, hence le'Seattle; ;•
r>or-a, -left Unala»ka for Reward
Heptemher 26.
A RICH Iff
IN TE1ELL
Six Rich Claims Located Near tho
Ross-Garwood Property in the
| Teikhell Country
M. V. Edwards, C. J. Tfodd and
Harry Cleveland, recently locat
ed six mineral claims /ear Teik
hell in the immediate/vicinity of
the Kbss-Garwood property, from
, which £ome very risli specimens
have. I'cen taken. iRinee makinpr
!h»'ir 1«.rations theyhave purchas
ed one «»l Ik'i* lnrat/»»n marh' on I ho
. same veins. /
II appears Ihil I here an; thn-e
i distinct veins /n I Ik* properly,
' running parallel and ahoui in feet
' aparl. c>11 irfr sruface Ihe \eins
: show from ii\e lo 18 inches in
I wiillh, cnisp-scclioii samples a
sayin^ from 85<>n In sj.nnn prr
I Ion. Tin* rock contains free jrnld
and what the owners think to l>e
I a slell'anile. oik' of ih<> I«»l111ri<l*>
• ynnip. They are «j11iI•• certain
.'it is not ih»* same rharach'r of
rock found in lln» Ho>s-<iarwimd
property.
The lead is a true fissure, ciil
linpr I Ik* forma',ff>n squarely and
is easily accessible. It is the in
tention of Ihe owners |o do some
i work on the properly ihi< fall ami
: to in.-lall a small mill in the
' spring, the rock heinjj rich enough
lo justify milling in the progress
of development.
TINKERING WITH
THE CITY VICE
i I * • • r 11 si in I, Ore.. Oct. The
^raml jury in >e>>ji»n here. iii
llieir recommend Hit* re
fsl !l III i >ll IIH'II I of/fill' **!*••• I I I 111
district. >1 al iiiy I hitl il is better
1«» confine \ ii'iyfn a re>t rieted ijis
Irirl Iliiiii l«»4i:i\e il sealtered all
uM'i* Hie city.
WOMAN PILOT
BE A MASTER
Seattle. Oct. T.—Mrs. Gertrude
Wyinnn, wife nf Captain ('.. I-'..
Wynian, of Tucnma-. who <»wn> a.,
steamboat liuo operating bel^veeii
ToCoina and Yaslion Inland, lovk
an examinalion before (ho Pugef. .
Sound Marine Inspector-* f«»r a
master mariner's license.
Mrs. Wynian already holds ii
| license as it seeond-'class pilot,
| iind wishes I In* new cerlillcale
11 hii I sin* 111ii> command hep hus
band's \essels iiI limes. She s
|said in be ii thoroughly coinpc- .
Ieui steamboat woman.
PREFERRED DEATH
TO AN OPERATION
Seattle, Ael. 7.--Thai lie was
despondent because he would haw
lo submit lo a surgical operation
Moon, is |He only motive assigned
by his widow today for Ihe sui
cide committed by John Hamilton,
il-, yeslefflay afternoon, lie fired
a shot Itilohix lemple while cross
ing over Ihe l.ake Union bridge.
Beside* his widow he leave- a son.
■■ 1 .' '1. . 8 ■■ . m
Household furrtldhttigii #for sale
cheap. Inquire hi d*»ld office.
Room and lBoan4k»iit Jhe (•ramf-"'
Hotel $1.50 tie^lay; Home cook
ed meals and ?\d bed*. Mrs. II.
Hharls. •
The "DulHi lunch"' at N.
8ehmidl's, next to Blum's. Try il.
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