The Alaska prospector., 1905-02-09

HiaSka Deiegate blli Wnlch paSSeU the house last year and is now or the senate calendar. Nelson. Bev. eridge and others also promised te bring the measure to vote. Tn, President and Secretary Taft ar, outspoken in favor oi the deicga,, proposition. Tt is disgraceiul' says Taft, that Alaska has not had the benefit iong be:ore this O.: q broad, comprehensive scheme oi legislation.
 Mukden, Feb. 3-The Russians during the past engagement sui. tered a loss of 14,00O men.
 Olympia, Feb. 3-The capital removal came up to-day on sus- pension of rules in the senate, and was passed without debate. The bill, which provides for moving the seat of government from here to Tacoma, has the endorsement oi the Seattle chamber of commerce and many other towns in the state.
 Wash ngton, Feb. 3-Assistan, Secretary Darling has resigned. but will hold office until Decem- Der, after which he will be appoint eel collector at Burlington. Yer mont.
 MLkden, Feb. 1.-The shipments oi munitions oi war from Russia have decreased considerably lately, and fears are expressed that the of hostilities will ind Ku- ropatkin poorly supplied with ann munition.
 Washington, Feb. 5-R. Cush- man, a brother of congressman Cushman of the State of Washing ton, who is new assistant U. <. District Attorney here. has been by Attorney General Moody as his assistant, with head- quarters at San Francisco.
 London, Feb. 5-A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that Elm oeror Nicholas received yesterday u Tsarskoe. He was visited by a ieputation from the government printing works. who asked that they be paid by the hour. The 5zar expressed satisfaction with with the bearing of the delegates, and promised to visit their estab- iishment and make needed reforms. Minister of Finance Kovokskoff and Prince Solzine accompanied the Czar. Later the delegates were entertained at dinner at the pal ace.
 Fairbanks, Feb. Al White, of the California saloon, lei! Thursday for Valdez.
 Seattle. Feb. 5-Arthur Ansorge. who for the past two ears has been cashier oi the Alaska Fisher les Union. has been reported to the bonding company as short $1 .O0O He left here about month ago and nothing has been heard from him since. His protrac;ed absence caused alarm, and an inspection of his accounts revealed the defcien- cy. The Pinkertons are now try ing to locate him.
 New York. Feb. 5-A coupe con taining J. Pierpont Morgan and wife ran over woman in Nassau street yesterday. The spectators tried to stop the driver, but could not, and an infurialed mob chased the vehicle for several blocks, but the driver was finally arrested by the police. The officers prevented the crowd from injuring Morgan after free use of clubs, and final ly sent the magnate home.
 Washington. Feb. 5-The secre- tary of the interior has sent a rec concentration to congress that $l00,WO be appropriated for the care and education of the natives of Alaska.
 Washington, Feb. 5-Senators Ankeny and Foster are not on speaking terms now. Foster biaines Ankeny for his defeat by Piles, and bitter personal feud is result.
 Berlin, Feb. 6-Three thousand striking miners have returned to work. The emperor intervened in the trouble and has promised that the government will provide remedy for the evils complained of of by the strikers.
 Chicago, Feb. 6-Slavs of this place have organized to raise mon- ey in aid of their countrymen who have started revolution in Aus tria. They declare the people are to bear the financial wrongs inflicted upon them by the govern ment any longer.
 Seattle, Feb. 6-Upon entering