TEDDY'SCONDITION
NOT DANGEROUS
Has Been Given Anti-toxin in :
ase of Tetanus—Will Be
Out in Ten Days. 1
CHICAGO, Oc.t 10. Hoos«
velt is resting easily at the Mer
cy hospitlil... Tetanus anti-toxin
will be injected into him, and
it will probably be ten days be
fore he will be released. The
bullet from the wound is a thir
ty-eight calibre. It is being an
alyzed for Oar thai it had been
poisoned.
MIIAY.U KKK, Ocl. 10. —
Selirank, I he would-be assassin
• •f Theodore lloosevelt, is an
Mast Side laundryman. lit: plead
guilty to an assault Willi int.Mit
to kill, and his bonds were fix—
••d at $7,500, in default of which
tie was returned to jail. His case
will not be tried until after elec
tion. The maximum penally for
I lie offense is fifteen years in
I lie stale penitentiary at hard
labor.
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NKW YORK, Ocl. 10. —
Sell rank's case is one of inher
ited insanity. •
PRINCETON, Ocl. 10. — (!ov.
Wilson has announced that he
will quit the slump until such
time as Co|. Roosevelt resumes
bis raiupaifrn lour. „
PEACE TERMS
AGREED UPON
After a Month's Diplomatic
Strife the Countries Come
to an Agreement.
OUCHY, Switzerland, Ocl. 1 .
—After month's diplomatic
strife between Turkey's and It
aly's representatives at the peace
A conference, a basis of ptlice has
al last been reached by which
Turkey surrenders her protect
• rule, and provides for iht« sov
ereignly of Italy « \«.*r Lyhia, It
aly paying Turkey an indemnity
and I he island of I he same name
is restored lo Turkey, wilh I he
uuderslandiuK I hill. (Uirislians
are lo be fully protected.
GLORIOUS VICTORY
SAYS PRINCE PETER
HEIDELBERG, OeU I ft.—
Prince Peter of , Montenegro
wires his former tutor that his
troftps won a glorious victory at
Tuahi, when ten thousand Turks
and Ihpir artillery were captur
ed. • «■» V
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AIMIV FLVINO MOMINKt.
Tonight's, program at the Or
pheum is as follows:
"The Peacemakers'* — a fine
Western drama.
"Double-Desired Orphan'V—an
excellent melodrama.
"French . Army AVar Maneu*
vers' V—spectacular.
"War, r Flying. Machines"—adi>~.
rational. 'u (| j
"Haunted HouaeV-...another
"* hysterical comic. Big drawing of
nil paintings this evening by Mrs.
» Kingman.
BOSTON WINS THE FINAL GAME AND
ARE NOW THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONS
•- 1 : 1 jjp—
Score Tied, One and One, In Nmth Inning But.the Champions
Bunch Hits On Matthewsoii In Tentfi Innitig-r-Qlosest
Struggle For Championship Ever Fought In
the Post. Series
XKW YORK, Oct. 10 BustiHi
defeated New York 3 to 2 in ten
innings today, winning the
world's championship by I In*
closest scratch and after tlie
longest contest, in the history of
the two big leagues Wood and
Bedient pitched for Boston, and
Malthewson for New York
New York tallied in the third
inning and Boston in tin* sev
enth. leaving the score a tie al
lint: ; n,:'.. ;
tin* end of I In* ninth. In the
lt*nIh New York got one and Bos
Ion two. New York nlade nine
hits and Boston eight, Boston
'Ihrt't' errors and Now York two.
Boston won by bunching hits in
the tenth inning. II was anybody's
game at every stage of the con
letft.
For Boston in tin* tenth, Kngle
scored on a hit by Speaker with
the bases full, and a moment I a I —
er Yerkes scored on (Gardner's
sacrifice. New York's run in the
tenth was made by Murray on
li hit by Merkle.
Mtntlhewson and Hedienl both
pitched inarvelously. Wood re
placed Dedienl in the seventh in
ning lo allow llendrixson, I In*
pinch li it lor, lo bal for Bedient.
Tin* ehainpionship struggle
Ibis year was tli«> longest in the
number • f sanies ami exlra in
nings ever played under modern
= 'i
conditions. II required eight,
rami's, one a lie, lo decide the
issue, and two of the games went
extra innings. In lOO.'J Muslim
won four names to three for
Pittsburg In I'.»<»*.) Pittsburg won
four out of seven from I>elroi(.
Those are I lie only series be
tween the I wo existing bij-r
leagues that went the roule of
seven games. In 1910 the Chi
cago Cubs won their uijy game
from Philadelphia in len innings.
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FORTY TON MILL
MINERAL GREEK
The Owners of the Wood and Ol
son Property Laying Plans
for Mill in Spring.
Plans are being dr.'^wu to pnt
in a forty-tun mill on the Woods
and Olson property on Mineral
Creek in the spring, the owners
of (he property feeling Llinl the
showing made will .justify the
emplacement of a mill of that ca
pacity. It is planned to use hy
dro-electric power, which can be
obtained from the stream (low
ing from a glacier in the imme
diate neighborhood. Several
veins of high grade quart/ have
been opened up on the property,
but the mainstay is a large vein
carrying comparatively low grade
ore, averaging $20 to the Ion.
This vein is 12 feet in width and
can be (raced for quite a (lis-1
lance. Something over five hun
dred feet of tunneling and sink
ing has been done on the prop
erty. It is the intention to con
tinue development work as long
as I hv weather conditions will
permit.
The launch H. 1*\ M. relumed i
from Cordova yesterday after- j
noon. Col. Millard and II. I . In— j
\gram remaining over until the'
^arrival of the steamshjp Alameda.
mMdictments
ARE RETURNED
J .... i..<
• SEATTLE,, Oct. 16.—-The fed
eral grantf'Jury were discharged
thin morning after having re
turned fifteen secret Indictments.
The pAtit Jury for theCordowi
tbrm of court was caHed ihla
morning at len o'clook.* Yhe>
clerk of the court, has called ihe
court for Cordova
for WuvajWber 14th, pursuant to
tolqitra#*!* ordere from -Judge
V«1
.y *
- * iVMm'ftfHf Iraaoff- at the Ortmd
H0kei\i f f.60 per>Tf»y- Jlome pool
ed "meals and^food bf»da. Mrs. rif.
Charts. M *'
MORE MONET
NEW LINES
The Canadian Pacific Increases
Its Capital Stock by Sixty
Million.
MONTHKAI., Oil. 15.—'Tin? «li
reelors of lIh> ("aniliaii I'arilk*
Railway company, at their an
imal meeting today, asked for au
thorization to increase the ordi
nary capital slock by an amount
Hot exceeding1 $00,000,000. The
capital now standing out is
$ 180,000,000. Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy, Ih(> president, said
that the $00,000,000 would lie is
sued at 175. The sum Of 833,
000,000 would he used to retire
5 per cent, bonds which mature
during the next two and one-half
years. In this wey the company
would reduce its fixed charges
92,2 i0,000 per year. The retir
ing directors were re-elected.
V.. C. Reynolds, the new town
l''«'aMirer. lias taken (an office, in
Room In of the Whaling building.
MANY CONVICTS
ARE RECAPTURED
. HAWKINS, Oct. Hi.—Most of
the convicts who made their es
cape from the . state penitentiary
have been recaptuied, Order has
biden restored in the prison. Cit
izens blame ih^ nevfr-fangled re
form system for the Had oondi
t^on of affairs which .recently
rianie to light al the penal in
stitution/! f ■ tU\ >tM
iamhk^ hot **po»rrpti~
The . fct^artiship . Brvmpson; now
tr> the westward, has not been
reported from $ewqrd up,tq( 3
•tti* <; af^cpopn.*y . The Sampson
oalle'd at Bhip crfef>p. up t^a Inlet,
Und also-ait- The boat
was expected JU& Tdttterdav.
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The drawing -oil palowj
log-'tot will, lake
plactf at. tb£J}4vthMm "tomorrow
iflfftiFUfifj
i * \ *1»'» tif«» ».■* ■ i ■
Home cooked Meals and ham
always on hand a^w. Schmidt's.
ITS LIBERTY
Oil DEATH
Elder Orozco and Capt Cordova
Express Same View Re
garding Revolution.
Kl. PASO, Ocl. 15.—"1 would
accept no amnesty if jt removed
I In* charge holding -me in this
jail and allowed 1110 to go free
with the obligation to refrain
from lighting for Mexico," said
Col. Pascual Orozco, sr., father
of the leader of the Mexican rev
olution in the north, in jail here
on charges of murder preferred
hv the Mexican government with
attempt to extradite for trial in
Mexico.
'*1 would prefer to he hot
against a wall in Mexico rather
than to accept amnesty," declar
ed Col. Jose Cordova, Gen. Oroz
co's chief adviser and secretary,
in jail on a similar charge. "I
would accept willingly an armis
tice permitting treaties of peace,
Suit annuity—no."
A BAD BOY
A FOOL JUDGE
OUOVIIXK, Ual., Ocl. 15.—lie
cause lie slopped his teacher
when she reprimanded him for
"playing hookey," Everett Meline,
aged 14 years, of Chico, is to
day sentenced to tho Preston rc
fprm Softool- until he beaches hiir
majority. " •
Judge Gray, a 'Jnveuile judge
here, passed sentence on Meline.
The infcorporatofrs of the Floir
enjiMi-TeikheU Oold Mining- cobr
pany held their organization
mMinfc last .evening and elect
ed the YotlowlO^ ,officersi A., J.
Wendler, president; C. P. Top
manager, and Charles Bush, sec
retary treasurer. Tho company
ili rojpltalbed for 1100,000, flffy
efight thousand being placed fO
the treasury.•* ll fft-fhe -Inten
tion of the company to begin
work on their properties situat
ed near jtfclkholl at oncV. Aver
age AHsa>-« from the ore run in
the neighborhood of *00 to the
ton.
L
III F!
i
Pioneer Mining Company in
Fairbanks Are Erecting
Mill on Chatham.
Tin* iH'.xl Ihirly dliys will set
\
I In* second stamp mill uii (.'-hal
lium creek in-opera! ion, accord
ing to Nels (liske, one of the
inciiiboi's of I lie Pioneer Mining
company. ' (iiske came lo I own a
few days ago to complete prep
arations for the freighting out
t)f the mill machinery ami lum
ber needed for the buildings.
A 100-foot shaft has heen sunk
Oil the ledge, and 150 feet of
tunnel Mis heen run. Sloping
has started on the main tunnel,
a total of Ave ore chutes having
been placed in. Witn the addi
tion of a few more and the ex
top ion of the tunnels into the
hill toward Wolf creek, it is ex
pected I hat'the mill will be kept
well supplied with rock, once the
stamps start to pound. The lodge
is a foot in width lit the bottom
of the shaft and contains very
good values, so much so that
when the tlrst level was attained
the order for the mill was wired
Outside. The mill is of he reg
ulation live-stamp Joshua llendy
type, the stamps weighing 1.000
pou^lu oath. •. * x.i
,t* »f—i t rnr~
SHIFTS, BUMEi...
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'NEW YORK, Oct. Id.—Lieut.
BoCker will claim that lftb"ganf
blfclrfc "themselves incited ' the
muftler*' of Herman Rosenthal.
Srhepp will £o ott Th#"stend for
the prosecution today.
A needed improvement is the
nw cross walk being put in on
Wall street leading lo the posl
office/. v ^ „
, f| y-j-T* ■ ■ .
Behtytdt'*'? IAlorfh Room open
fofr biisln^SsaiQdnrSfmw. Try Ihflt
Dulrh -JMinjM and other good
(hing^'to'eftl— Nerct to Blum's.
I.o-l.-An Eastern 8lar pin,
finder plense rely/n to Mss Fnlk
nl f.one's Caffis*
MORE FACTS IN
SENATE INQUIRY
It Cost Wilson Two Hundred
Thousand for His
( Nomination.
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Mariposa in Port.
i WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.
—Chairman McCoOnibs, of the
Democratic national committee,
and Governor Wilson's manager
in the pre-eonvention campaign,
testifies that he itaised and ex
pended two hundred thousand
dollars, including I In* eighty-live
thousand dollars raised hy for
mer Prinretonians, «»f Ih«> latter
amount Cyrus MeCormiek, son of
the Harvester trust magnate,
givinjr Iwi'hc thousand 1i\hun
dred dollars. Harmon';, ram.
paijiii co>i oiii' humlri'd and lifly
thousand dollars, Tom Hyau
donating s#» vi»n I > - li \ «• thousand
dollars lie a No ^a\e thirly-live
thousand dollars In I'lnlet-Woud'
campajgn.
SKATTf.K. <)cl. I (>. The
steamer Mh posa arrived lln>
morning and will .-ail again for
tin* North on Thursday moniinu.
Mrs. (ienrge K. W11it•• sprain
ed her ankle last evening, hy
stepping in 1 <> a hole in the side
walk on the corner of Front and
Wall si reel s. She wa> otherwise
hruised hy tin* fall and is now
confined to her' apartments.
HE STRADLES
THE BUND
Declared He Is Good Republican
But Attacks Taft's Nom
inations.
CO Kilt D'Al.ENE, Oct. 13.—
Standing under a picture of Pres
ident Taft, Senator \V. E. Borah
in an address here last night
refused to retract his statement
that President Taft had not been
honestly nominated at Chicago.
He challenged his critics to point
I«> some policy or some issua
which he had supported in tins—
campaign which was not a good
Republican doctrine.
"If there are some who don't
agree with me in these policies
he said, "tpiestion their republi
canism, not mine.'1
NEWSPAPER LAW
; IS BEING UPHELD
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.— In a
tefcl case brought before Judgi*'
Held, Of I ho fcdellif bench, he
upheld the newspaper law pass
by the Into session of congress
compelling Ihe publication <» f
owner* and debtors of newspa
pers.
'Extensive preparations nre be
infr made Tor the A. B.'s d«nc»v
in Fagle hlill on llaHoweYn. The
hsjlt is fo h,»' handsomely decoy -
ated. and many specialties will
be Introduced. It is intended lo
make'this one of tbe rtoled so
ciety events of Ihe season.
Waffles ana rioney 73c at Val
der Ctfe. If
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Schmidt's Lunch Room open
for business tomorrow. Try lhat
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