The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-30

Mrs. Catherine Aldridge, formerly of Juneau, has secured a divorce from Dave Aldridge, the capitalist. whom she married six weeks ago. The allegations were that he was jealous and made an attempt to shoot her, besides forcing her to sign away her right to some valu- able property for 5000.
 Pittsburg, Nov. 25-Battling Nelson and Terry McGovern have signed for twenty round contest to be held in the East within six weeks.
 Washington. Nov. 25-Senator Foraker today presented to the senate committee a railroad rate bill which provides for filing of complaints in the United States court. to which the witnesses must testify before that body.
 Seattle. Nov. 25-Manv miners principally from Nome and Fair banks who have lost upwards of $20o,0O0 through Cashier Adams stealings in the assay office. will present their claims for losses to the government. Adams assets will probably meet half of the claims. He is still in jail and will plead guilty.
 Chicago, Nov. 25-This city has been visited by one of the worst wind storms in years. It attained velocity of 52 miles an hour, lii:- ing pedestrians from their feet and carrying them for some distance. The damage to property has been considerable.
 Seattle, Nov. 25-The Treadwell Mining Co.,, has taken bonds on several mining claims on Douglas Island. They will spend half a million in erecting a large plant there next spring.
 San Francisco Nov. 2 - Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack O'Brien have sighed articles to fight at the Mechanics pavilion here December 1o. They are both training tor the event now.
 Washington, Nov. 21-Director of the Mint Roberts will start inn mediately for Seattle immediately to investigate the fraud in the as say office there. It is now certain that Adams has been stealing dust for ihree years.
 Constantinople, Nov. 27-The European fleet is standing off Nifty lene awaiting instructions. They will Lombard that place unless the sultan pays their claims or turns over the finances of Macedonia.
 St. Petersburg, Nov. PA ru- nor has been ahoat for several days that Witte was about to re- sign, but the report is entirely with out foundation.
 St. Petersburg, N0v. z7-Advires received fromj army headquarters state that half a miller of the sol diers in Manchuria and Siberia are ready for revolt at any minute. They are preparing to join the reb- els at Sevastopol and figure on de- claring a dictatorship. There has been no conflict with the rebels at any place. The revolt appears to to be in the hands of capable men, and nnder perfect control.
 Sevastopol. Nov. 27-Sailors to the number of .O00 have mutinied and are holding Admiralty point. They are maintaining a strict dis cipline sand are defying the Admiralty. Soldiers in the bar racks have also joined the muti- neers, and have constructed barri- cades. They have plenty of ann intuition and are well under con trol of the officers they have ap- pointed. Sailors aboard the bat tleship -Kniaz Potemkine have sig nilied their inIentiuncf Joining the rebellion.
 Washington, Nov. 2S-All of the members of congress who were on the trip to Alaska this summer are unanimous in saying that some thing should be done at this sess- ion for the northland, and each of the party will work individually for what he considers necessary.