Telegraphic Hews
Certificate From Jack London
Portland, Oiv., .Ta:. 31 — Oov.
Chamborlain r-'veive 1 a letter today
from Jack Ijjmloa, the? n-velist, who
la traveling ar >imd tlv world in the
yacht Sum I*, iti'Mjtha Captain J.
Laagbrariif W i-.T'Mi, wha \v:n a con
pjriit3ii.,ijry, do
ing time lor tiio murder of a Hailor
aad whj \v.i'i p i.-J.m .-.l by (Sovernoi
C'iiinib";,!m, ; > ; >iu n i l i t of Loj -
•.I >n'j > '• • > . v i • laat hij Ooi'.duuj is
at .ilt tim : m alary.
Fig.U j.i lyocal Option
•'.r •' f >, J i i. 31—- The iuj i >r dea%
CM 'i t'n- c • ; ».•-y ..r: piv; aring It
inaugural-.' ;i g'-n< ral campaign of ed
i:. i :i > 1 .»•: I < i». ion i• i lb*
I il'L.'d S,. will bo ac< o i -
p.i*b - ! by in Mii.s . i" ii'vOt* itiii'u seel -
i.14 t > ti'i j\\ lhau 1 )(.• u opti ri in an it
jary > » 1) i-i ic- .i: ,1 miiif.itt':) against
t." :j loi.ii
Portus 15. V/ea'rc Fails
Seat'.i J.-.i. -■—i'< r'.ns ii. W'eare
f r.Mi-.-.y i i". X.,rih Ainurichi
'i f.: m.) i' a >, i i>. '!'<•.idi;'K (\nu|)i,n;
riiU ..•> ! . k.v t ompan.N
a ui ;*• • t . ;.<• ;,rain Iki ,i;irs-s i.
Seai '. ia... ...; with liabilitici
of ^1,100,0 >0.
Asks M k" Pay Foi Alaska
Wa.hi-. . . ■ . •» —i"W(» Weir i c
p i/l Jieul O imaUo «ii
appr >;>. i i" ■ • i in i ; • ! ;m ai:<
ri.e'i.iai i Ai ■ '>} r m . a da,
i a a 1 i>. i. >n > i • ; ; ■. i t > ..
Pop2 7,v. • •> *"«>:■» IV -.riararily
• t >:!>.•. : i — '* i' • .'.a ■ i.i ten -
p .* • t • ;» : .'?a •' bv il tlilOi.t
G::1 . . . proration f-r Mau&fe* »
t' „ . . .{ —"l..v t; >!<i e, th<
I.-! 'i ■ i i r « I .1 divi.rt <
i .\J ; v. !f.nt * ho suet
oil lii ' r ' ■ ■' ty, but tl <
c .art ?i y k< pa rat in
t > lay.
Nine liLilUr l by Jvxpl.jslon
Isi— Nil <
• ;i • . v\- ■. m ! •.) inji i\<
I>. i.! .• jV.:\V l.ivt
i •. . : t . n , rho mine \va
p :-y.i.ly ■■••••« ■: : .ho proper^
1 . i, i* .. .
iTears « f * 1 lo R ;acuc Rucf
t-i . i :;i -1'.hcr.'l
I) jl • : ■ : •' • .1 pi* t t<
re i ■ i • \ ' : i • • '• y • .!i i1 i
w.i ; f • m • . • ; 11 ■ ■ j i'i j jui
K iff is . . )»;i*Lh in «i
a itorn • • ■ j'lt ; Itavo bee
(1 ,u >!.•,; . > r . !.•( instructed nc
t ) ;i;.•, .v .' ! i . o i !i" aiitomt
1)11 • alive.
Filipinos Kill Anuricnn Girl
I—A.sua Hahn, a
Ami ri>* • i n . -'..ei' in t!to Kchoob <
It m^as is'.11 y'., \v..h murdered by iu
t'.ves a f *w («aj :i itp; t.
JIu<*lua Asks for Harmony
Wass a, Mis., TYb. 1 — A cycloiv
t wlay laid wa^L • a strip < »f country
lri'.f :i inilo wiilf and man.v miles Ion.
5:111 i'j six i) .'iirt and injuring Iliroc
W.iiliin;t Feb. 1 — i no Holts
cheer '1 ire :t"y d rii.g I iio r^adinr
«u'.ic • ij'j message roastin,
t:i<> bi;{ .• t r, t.i-.JiiH, nearly all tli
members j miofj in. Particular ci
1 li li' »f.u w . i his (1 by tlic pa«Hftg(
i i which (!)<• IV .ivioiu denies that th
a<lm nisU'ali i» i > in any way r^sponi
I'>lo for the pi' -ST.t financial doprci •
nlon ind cri i t.iiu dinhoiiorabl
rn • h > <-. . !io Su iiidard Oil Con
pa ij in iirf c.ilitj>. in get popuh
»yin;>:it!i;. b v »u • if lliC heavy fli <
i l > !iO rclMlO sc.
Ti 52111 Toi'»i.b) Ilonts to Coaf<
W.nhicj.; o i'i l». l—Hccrot«ti;
Molcdf c«f M.c i. n y d« p:.rl inn lit at
ii'iiiii .'in l h t •; fl«> ; <•'. ni :> i l.irpcc.i
b tat dc.-M ■ iCi'n ii>< 1 ii/f i< trpedo boat
will o i .'.ii • •> i !i r Pacific o >a *tiinm(
di ifcly i 1 h'. i'.i nml to pr >loct. th
on'iiro coriHt ia <»ri ornor^oncy.
Oovcrttor Octs Threat
Kal' fn, Ore.. Feb. t—Oov. Ohuml
criain i*ccoi\ • ! an anonymouR lotf<
itireao.ming niin with tho fat-r* (
f/t i. b irr i i Idaii if ho r-tfiiH. * t<
pii'lov hwnoH Mra •;? n, aervinj? a lil
«< i«Oiii "> i » k.ho < i p:>iil!>\i,.!«>>/ f(
ni -.Alfr.
Fleet Fanning Magellan
P inta \r mw, »'»•'» J.—-A wlnicfi
. imv I »1il* Morning rr
p. rt» t!» t he hri ue-'hip flOOt 1ih<1 Jilt
(■iftmrtd ' !u« furalUt of Mugollnn.
Jnp.m hc V/ ft telling Fleet
W^ifthli 5;t n. «• ». t—The navy Cj •
flOi t id .i I l !i it .1 • f>:i rr<
b"),it*Jam «.ratohh:g the Anr.orlenn Hoc
an itg.'M t, !'• i ,| JiltO Hi Till. rt I.f M
(;<'!!an. l<u> t li.'in'H nay It o/nf \jm U.
no ;mpr >;> r w;
Portland From Bcntile
A pFlv* < I'ir'd' ;g0 to Aicx D^Uf*
riok. njr 1 \ A j»k/i ( on*t Com
piny, (<» (cm ihafc (he tienmor Pert
1"nd «*ritr-ri fn n Kentth- ihurKda.
night.
Cyclone J,' ; v<*» 3 * Denrt
X a/ y rU,'V i— If'ighea ft<l
Cr !«v<v1 t J.<* KopnUlioan olub of thh
oily !a«t night. Ho \n:»ld tho onl;
favor ho naked of tho pnrty was th<
pf9VOrvativB of J>arty harmony, be
cause it will bo essential for tho com
ing national campaign, which ho pre
liciod will he the hardest-fought in
iho history of tho nation.
Farallon Sails For Valdcz
Seattle, Fob. 3—Steamer Farallon
jailed Saturday evening for Valdez
with forty passengers and a full
• reiglit cargo.
Northwestern Readies Seattle
Seattle, Feb. 3—Steamer North
western arrived in port frt.m Valdci
.Saturday night. She called in at
/latalla and delivered supplies.
Seattle Primaries ,„Today
Seattle, Feb. 3—The primaries fci
jho j : initial ion of candidates at tin j
•ily election in March aro in progrcs |
oday wilder the new slate law. Tht
registration in Seattle is 23,813.
To Increase Widows' Pensions
Wuidiiugl.'u, Feb. ;>—The llouso U
'.a> isoidcussing the bill to increase th
^elisions of Holdierii' widows to $12 .
' iionth.
Want Tariff Revised
Washington, Feb. 3—The Natioiu
iidus'.rial "Association met here t< •
ay and will adopt resolutions urgii ; j
ongrcss to revise the tariff after 11 •
»; csi Itnt i.« 1 election without ;rcfei- ;
j.k■■■• to politics.
Offers Home R:ile Bill
London, Feb. 3—John Rcdmonc
.iti'f.duced in the House of Common
day a bill for Irish home rule. 1
awides for an Irish parliament.
Tacoma a Banking Reserve
Washington, Feb., l — Tacoinr I
\Ta;>hingt.>n, was made a banking rc
i rve city by order o.' the treasui,
1 "partment today.
Farrington Quits Pacific Coast
Han Francisco. Feb. 4—W. C. jFai
*
ii/L n resigned today as manager t I
ie I'acille ( !oast Steamship C^mpan.
n aecoimt of ill health.
Widows' Pension Bill Passed
Washington, Feb., -1—The bill ii
•< asing widown' pensions to $12
i< nth paused the houce today.
Iloggatt Sees Roosevelt
Washington, Feb. 5—Gov. Hoggat
id ;> coi fTronce with the presidei
ii imi iv.ing. It is supposed that tl
ibj''« •' matter wan the Tanana Iab<
' - . .. N.< .-'.aicnicr.t can be ol
F»ry,;u Against Stock Gambling
New York, Feb. 2—William
iryan addressed the civic forum las
ij.;.' . 1.1 :lng i'«.r ».ij text the eign )
• i i'.jH'Mt. 11»? severely critluis' <
mi ' i:- r.t Kt;ok8, saying that i
r<-' »• i he I.iwa * f both God ami man
Wants To lie Senator
Fori'and, Ore., l'*eb. 5—Govenu
hamherlnin announced today tl r.
is a candidate (or tho United Stat
Miate I i Hii'3?v>nd S jnat. »r Fultoi .
<ov. Chamberlain is a Democrat.
Alaskan Finds Wife Dead
Seattle, Feb. 5—John I). Greene re
lined today from a long trip to th
iterior of Alaska and found that hi
•ife had been dead many month*.
le hud received no mail since h.t.
,'inter.
For Compulsory Education
Washington Feb. 6—Representative
huiiptirey introduced in the honi<
-tla\ t he same blil as that now penc
il in the senate {providing for |Jccn •
-ulsory education of Alaska 6 natives.
Exposition Bill Will Pass
Washington, Feb. 6—Senator Pih
iys the Alaska-Yukon-Paeillc c*
osition bill will pass Congress sooi
Robber Disguises as Priest.
„ Snokanc, Feb. C>—A thug disgi itOi
a a priest gained entranco into th
oine (.f Mi s. Frank Twist this mon
K and ehloroformodtho woman afU
struggle and jr«»t awayjwith.ffto.
A. W. Morse Disappears
Now York, Fob. 6—Charles W.
h rne, president of the ice trust, wh«
'as involved with Heinze in th
.rintf (»f wrecked banks last fall, ha
Huppcarad. Ho has not been see
r several days and it is believr
mf ho has #ono to Europe. He i
adly Involve*! financially and all hi
roporty has boon attached b.
i.'ouik rs
Refuses Rate for Federation
Denver, Feb., 0— Eastern railroad
•fuse to grant a special rato for th<
rnrrleun Federation of Labor coi •
option which is planned to moot h
ds oity next November. This ma.
uiso achnngo In the place of moot
»#■
Pornker Tjnjolnn Taft
Clovclan 1, Feb,, 0—-Tho Korakei
ioti <n ui 'ho republican party filed i
Ctltlon t/xlay for an injunction t<
>rovont tho republican atato centra)
•ommlttce from Indorsing Taft. Itii
tlalmC'i that Mia Taft faction hai
•btainod oontrol of tho commlttec
llegally.
CountcAa Yarmouth Divorced
The Counter of Yarmouth wai j
juletly divorced today without a con !
^•ftt from tho earl. Bhe anya n<
tiotioy acttlcment wow mnde with thr
<arl. _____
Mndacine outflta for the trail care?
ully put up. We've boon there our
jelvM. Qwl JPrug Co.
TRANSFERS HASEY
CASE 10 JUNEAU
Court Hclds Defendant's
Showing fcr Change of
Venue Sufficient.
Edward C. Hasey will bo tried a
funeau upon the indictments returr.ct
»y the grand jury at the p'Yscm
>onn of the cJiitrl -t e juri, <>;• at lent
ip< n the murdtr charge, \ hich .v.i
!umo up first. Up.,11 motion of tL«
icfense, suppcri^d by affidavits
/ adgo Ilciti 'i ucsday afternoc 11 grant* 1
ie change of venuo upon the groin 1
»f prejiuiico agair.s: the defeiului
/iiich would prevent his receiving
lir trial at Valdcz.
1 he allUlavilH 111 support of tl.
1 >t io 11 included several from m< i
/hose sympathies arc with the proti
ation and the shewing was so slroi.
hat the district attorney's office d.
ot undertake to controvert it, beii;
ilso impressed with the justice cf tl.
t jniand that^Hascy bo not tried Jin .
ommunity so hostile to him.
lo is probable that Judge Heid w.'i
0 « rdorcd by,the attorney-general 1
; >!,to' Juneau and try the ease. Tl..
» satisfacti ry to both prosecution ai
efcnsc. The only objection to it :
nit Fairbanks is clamoring ft r Judj
.oid ti» hurry over the trail to th
it} , 111 account t f urgent court hi:
icss there. The decision of the d
irtmcnt 1 f justice will be know
ithin a day or two.
The present plan is for all intci'cs
1 in the trial to go to Juneau 011 tl
joamcr Portland, which will s;.
•omjValdez on her rot urn trip aboi
obruary 10. The trial would Hit
• 'gin at Juneau about February 17.
| Nil* proposition, to send the case 1
. ward f .■ trinj was abandoned pra<
rally by mutual e.nisent, boean
ie defence claimed to fear local | r
id ice tl.ero, and the prosecution w;
laky as t .> the legality of trying tl
!so where no t -rni ot court had e\<
eon lield.
'ALL KING AND
HEiR APPAREL
(Cciiti.iuod f on pago 1)
5 rri.'iffo ar.ti tried t;> shield him 1)
landing bef.jro hitn. Several shot
cro nre'.i allerward but none c
:em struck tbc quoon.
liiotiig in the huvcis followed in
l jdiatcly after the assassination ai
io mobs in a short tinu practical
btained ci ntr< 1 of tl.o oily, \vt rsiii
.e police in every encounter. J
emed as if the wholo populatk
old risen in arms.
Prince Manuel Is King
Lisbon Feb. 3—l'rinee Manuel v;
•roclaimed king*ihis morning. 11
/ounds are not dangerous t.nd 1
/111 recover.
PortugeKO republicans admi . 11;
io ^assassinnt i.n of King C.'irl
rengthens (ho moi>a;e ly. i'ii: c
lanuel is popular ...and t tab fact a:
.is youth will be of advantage t
io ^government. '1*1 e policy i
io throne will not be change
The troops have recovered cor.tr
•I the city and ihero is no open dit
.irbancc.
New Cabinet Oiganizcd
Lisbon, Feb., f.—A now cabinetva
I'ganbci trday with Dumnral a
»roii Irr. King Manuel authorize*
«>e premier to summon parlimont t
:ieet. It is announced t:> bo tl.«
•olicy of tlio new king t<» alleviao
i/rannicjil oppression wherovcr foun.
, > exist under present government,
.lolhod*.
Populace I^uen New King
I/inhon, Fob. 5—Rumors that a r.
niblic in ub« ut to bo dcclurcd arc ui •
o nided. Premier Dumaralnnnoumo
. int. the now government will rovers
10 policy <»t the Pranoo ministry o
.11 point* which have cauncd con •
•laint. People are enthusiastic an<
heoring everywhoro for King Mai *
el.
RcjuiblicuiiH UlBtlalin
Paris, Feb. '}—Banished Pcrtugttof*
•jpublleanH in this city nay (bat tb<
imagination plot against King Oai*
lis whh hat o hod in I'lMmr. Thoj
leny that any Portuguese republicans
zero involved in it,, and a^ncrc th. t
.ho assassins wore anarchist*.
MARINE MOVEMENTS
Portland; nailed from 8 vitt'o SCtli;
irom J tin ran 5th.
Farallon; united from Soattlo l*t
Nni'th«e<*t**rn;nai](i fr.»m Hoat'lo 8th.
Itar'.hs; sails frr in 11«* loth
Jonnle; nailed for Boalt!o 5:h.
£8ara(og.v, nailed for So.itJe 0th.
flhaun Aroon—Joora opon at 8.
Curtain rliM at 8:80.
TO CARRY S'JRPLUS I
MAIL TO INTERIOR!
The poutcfllco depurlmerit li..s hat
mdcr ^consideration *th'o fcrwardi. i
tho m.rjluv ] : i> r mail which hi. "
iccuiruialed at rh'oz ao tuv llii
/inter f« r int.Th r c PIcoh in Al;.nl.
Ins mail raw <n hand amor.: t> I
iMrly 1.5,CO) j» >ii 11.-*, exclusive,' <
lerJiandiso a. <1 circulars. Tho i\ -
lit of tlibir (biib^AM 'lis i« tibft lot
t v.g of a contract lo A. II. McN'c.r
i x airbanks, i r l-Ulia» dli.ig ot i\<
> cxcecd 1 \0e0 i> aud i ci ore u<
i ks'mail fi\ m VaMratoFaiib.ini.:
.. .3 eoi.ls p< r poind. 'i he depar
*3iit h.-K niso a:-! fii ic r ! ids t- lia. •
11 > f.OO ; pounds of t!.i J mail oyo
.til'baiikt) lo,'l\;liaiia u no jjsoniv. ii
sii tract with Mi: <cr c;.116 for ii
thing the mail fix in the V;.idez olll •
ebruary 15. McNot hr.s sever;
»ams ale i g 11.e trad di. tribulii;
*od and will arrive here within a fc\
1} s.
IERD OF 100,000
CARIBOU MOVING
Dawscn, Jan. '21—Tho greatest lie c
i carib(.u over rep< rt: ci in the ^ nk<
i now* moving southward acrcss l!
■»ad if Sixty-Mile river, 1(0 mi'.c
est of Dav.se n. '1 l.e herd lias be« i
•ossirg theie fe.r nearly l'.'O days. 1
estimated that 100,CtO caribou hav<
•ossc il already. No t i.d blhc m;:iii
10th proc<-ssii n is in sight. Ti.ci
( i >y be 2"(\0.P, c r seve ral times th.
imbcr, in the giv.it moving herd.
(Jovcrrmenl explorers in tho line
•:i bay barren lands, includi.
,s?j h H. Tc-rrell go ,1 gist, repLi*U
j om 1,010,000 to 2,C10.(L0 seen the-:
iring a space c,f t>n days only a lf\
•ars ago.
Die herd is coming from the he: c
| <f the Tanana valley.
Mr. Harnett To He Fixed Up
A. (!. Harnett whs ftivenan ir.('(;i.ri
lrnliate a nt "iieo i » the mcsl avaiu *
. ; as-y.un. i' r a.xtHrii it lad:-. b
rl^c I,yuii.>; las' night. j f:. r :> < iv
•rvice ex. ini. ;n.ir n wl.i'ii n i vh.<< <
•o nourt that tin; mibj/et rf th • It
li' V W.!'i I*. 11 ili.lo 1 f r ?: yti;: {
> it a ri'sli. M •. fJ.'ni; afTi*<
.at li ■ luid been t!io vUt'm < 1 : -
en aar^U al '.|.e/..;° . >> in tvu.V -
niv veav , oa »h i i l-i.'j I t; ;; -
ein, and lie felt a I enL uj) ;.i> ut i .
e 8 .id it was tike iii'i, an- i.itijv a d<»fj'
il by ii'.el en t> wave his f-ioliaj,...
p. Harnett has b < . a ivaldont of
aidez moat of I'u; fine f .r six years
it last a nn n.r li • v eat. to Kau.'.i;.
n' a shovi. Hliii't and lie has not beer
j i > I » ■ I • • i" i ! •,
Mr;. >1. .). v.i.. b • ,u;;h fi\".n
iilo iehe n the J -a.lie nlj.liu a
Hiippoaed imvMi•> lunHnn and wi
ave a lioaaii ^ before .Tad Lye i.
is owning, fciio wa-s n».b .r.'e.
osely ai d i.tsappeaveil Una in .in
it wail found i i a *hort ihr.o.
intcricr weauier
oriTiinn's «li nr i-n'ni hii w li'.i 11 ,
I nit '' ii i i
ikii.ll " •• -aft «i...
. s!n t " " :t: l" j. .
•i p t renifi " " - :i2 7 in
;.lklllli» " " II 1m
ll{Hli'» " " 1 111.
ix«»nV " " L'7 m.
Ict'Hlli'in's " " -:>0 'i.l in.
nn ii. l.y'n " " - i .'>3 ii..
•1»M " " - 1 l.*> ill.
I ■' » " " ^ 21 tn
Fairbanks " -20 15 in
8. W.\TKU.MAN
c. \v. it , t;itiN(iTo
«Vateriunii 8c Harrington
VAI.DKZ. A LA.SK A
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OI'FICJv
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•MtOTpjr r/wjnW" oww* wn .-rwm
VaWcz-fordova
And Wev Ports
VVf klv Bmli it HttliPritita
leavo VA'.0:Z, \ <:n W d. Fri.
Leavs CtROOVA, tin. Tlw>, Sat.
Hnl'ilntf T'i'»« *o flmn^o
KSJL,* oiiics at ijjru) .z dock co.
Alaska Coast Co.
<m:xmr The Inside Rou'e Between.-mmm*
Southwestern Alaska and Puget Sound.
Operating: Steamers Portland, Bertha and Jeanic
Between r 11 Ports as far West as Kcdiak
Str. Portland
ii. r.aj/ xa s daurnic*K,
(livnM, \ ANA( I.!t. 1 AC M \. ( iUNKKALi A( ENT, \ A1EZ
Is t'10 1 est thing \vc h;ivo to offer. Other intlu?ementa are of secondary
i.'ijjoi'iai.oe. Upon thin b;.si.-> v.illy do we solicit your patronage.
1 .MD Ur (.'Arir.vL 875,000 Re:soi/rces In Alaska 82.0,000
BANKING DEPARTMENT
faiiez Osiik & Mercantils C» '«
Dependable Outfits
for the Trail
{Hi OR^E remedies
** ^ GALL CURE, NAARLEM
OIL, PizROXIDli v HYDROGEN
Headquarters f< r Nevspntvrs, I f"\\A/ P" CT
Mi f.jazii.o~, U \MicjH High L-W VV C.O I
Critic Chceolutcs PRICES
wl Drug: Company
all rren who are going
$ E1 H, ^13 over the trail to call on
•.ts before %&/<*[> knew just what you will
buying ai vf need an! can save you
money
on yout
Danz Brothers, Inc.
Exclusive Men's Outfitters
VATJiB 7,
\V i ;• * 11• jjj iJltlj'., lu-M to Cnli'e < Hi re
SEATTLE
'2C5 Occidental Ave.
TRAIL
SUPPLIES
We cm f'l you out with the best medicines.
\Ve ha ve only standard gocds and never sacrifice quality
for price. A full line of Snow Glasses.
ALASKA DRUG CO.
RRERARtz FOR WINTER
|i\ lotting ii" win) your home or place *»f linehieff for electric
lie'.is or ieU'iitione. Our service lliin whiter will l»e long hours
ii«.<< l><> uii<-.\rcU»rl iiM-vfi y re*,ted. K r wiring leereyour orders
ni Mm* oliii'i* hi iIn- «*iirli**(«l moment, f»o »«« to uroM the f« 11 ro*h.
ALASKA WATER, LIGHT & TELEPHONE COMPANY
LADIES BAZAAR
I/verythhig for the Ladies and Babies
Ladies Furnishings . Notions
Myrtle Gaton's
Parkies Dry Goods
SEATTLE HOTEL
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Warm roc 1110, newly furnished .Conven
iently located in the heart of the city.
Simeon Poot - ... Lessee