The Alaska prospector., 1905-10-12

Ohio before a warrant could be served. He is not at any of the hotels. and it is believed that he did not stop in the city. The Fair hanks wife and mo,her-in-law say that they do not know where he Is. The warrant is the outcome oi marital troubles.
 l Washington, Oct. S-At a meet ing of the cabinet it was decided to investigate the Merchants Bridge Co. owning two bridges and fer " across the Mississippi at St. Louis.
 Seattle. Oct. S--A storm. reach ing the proportions of a tornado, visited the Sound yesterday In the straits the wind reached ve- locity of oue hundred miles an hour, and in this city fifty miles. Many boats on Lake Washington were badly damaged, and two boat houses were blown down. Con- siderable damage was also sus. tained along the city water front. The tug Union was blown ashore at Smith Cove. All the wires to the north are down.
 Washington. Oct. S-The mem- bers of the Panama canal commis- sion will remain under the war de- partment. Secretary Taft will be in control of the canal zone.
 Copper Center, Oct. 7-The first snow of the season fell thiS morn- ing. Farmer Neal, Ed. Dickev. R. Blk and Herman Kaiser left for Valdez this morning.
 Boston, Oct. S-The republican state convention has adopted a tariff revision platform.
 Copper Center, Oct. 9-Al. Dow ling. Bob Pollard. Julius Erickson and another man from Fairbanks, and Charles Craig. from Seward. left here yesterday for Valdez.
 Tokyo. Oct. 9-It is reported that Russia intends to station three hun dred thousand troops. now in the army in Manchnria, along the Chi nese border as soon as peace is de clared, it being feared that if they are returned to Russia they will i join the malcontents. It is de- clared that the Russian army is on | the verge of revolt.
 New Haven. Oct. 9-Yale fresh- men tonight took possession of the street cars, run of the police and created panic in the neighbor- hood. Warrants have been issued for many of the students.
 Copper Center. Oct. 9-Larihee. Chick Nelson and Ole Olson, from Slate creek left for Valdez ycster- day. The sick man who was brought in from the head of the Gulkana is improving rapidly. ] Seattle, Oct. g. The home of George Alfreds, superintendent of | the coal mines at havensdale. was blown up with dynamite by Frank Hadevis, a discharged miner. AL ireds' family had a narrow escape. None Were injured.
 Moscow, Oct. 9-A reign of ter TOT again exists here as the result of collision between rioting strik- CTS and the police anl military. The trouble started Sunday morn ing, when a large body of socialists paraded the streets hearing red banners on which were inscriptions der"2atory to the royal family. While the police were attempting break up the parade a shot was fired from among the strikers. seriously wounding a lieutenant oi police, whereupon the police fired a volley into the heart of the mob ane charged. but were driven back. X battle ensued, lasting over an hour, when the police. augmented by troops. finally succeeded in dis persing the rioters. Over two hun dred prisoners were taken, who were forced 10 run the gauntlet at the station. where many of them were clubbed 10 death. Fiitv Of the police and many of the rioters were wounded during the battle.
 Washington. Oct. 10-General Williams. of the department of the Columbia. in his annual report 10