The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-07
Ielegraphic News
 Of The Week

Seattle. December 1-Thc foe, ball game here yesteIdav between the Washington and Oregon eley- ems resulted in victory for Ore gon. Score l5 to Q.
 The Stanford Berkley game in California resulted in score of Stanford F, Berkley 6. The game between Minnesota and Michigan did not come off this year.
 New York, Dec 1-The body of James NJ. Tisdaie was iound last night in the East river. All his clothing was still on him. and the money in his pockets and his jew eiry were undisiurhed. Ti,dale is a prominent mining man of .ju- neau, who has been missing for some time. His wife, who is in New York, has had detectives look ing for him for three weeks.
 Seattle, December 1-Calvin E. Villas, q member of the last sta.e legislature. has been appointed to succeed Wing as superintendent of the assay office here The appoint ment is satisfactory to Alaskans and the locai business men.
 St. Petersburg, December 1-The ditails of victory of the govern ment forces over the mutinecrs at Ssvastopol have been received here. The revolutionistS called meeting upon receipt of the news. and de- elared that ii the captured muti- neers are sen enced to death. ali oi Russia will be preci itatcd into civil war at once.
 Seattle. December lit is repor- ted here that company, called the Cooperative Co, of Nome, will next spring install long dis tauce telephone system to connect all oi the towns and camps on Seward peninsula. The system will later be cxtcrded so as to con. meet all of the important cities of Alaska.
 St. Petersburg, December 1-The city is filed with rumor, of un at tack on the Car at Tsarkoe. Thc Selo royal guards are said to bc implicated in the plot. Tna whole regiment has heen arrested. No definite details of the attacl, can be learned.
 Washington, Dee. 2-Captain Hamlet, oi the revenue cutter Bear, has filed a report with the department -howing that tine liquor trade among the natives oi North western Alaska is rapidly dccreas- ing. He attributes the change to the efforts oi the cutter service and the civil authorities at Seward peninsula to put dowm the saie ui liquor to the Indians. He recom- nends that ihe cutter make a stare each year from Dutch Harboa in June, so as to take advantage of the full season in the Arctic.
 Havara, Cuba, Dee. 2--Tomas Estrado Palma, president of Cuba, Was yesterday reelected to that office by a large majority. The moderate party Won . complete victory. giving them a working ma jority in both houses. The vote cast was unusually light. Vice president Romero was also re- elected.
 Seattle, Dee. 2-George Adams, the defaulling cashier of the assay office has had a preliminary hear ing and contrary 10 the general belief plead not guilty. Ho was held 10 the grand jury in $25,000 londs, which le has so far been unable to get.
 St. Petersburg. Dee. 2-No fur ther details of the reported at tempt to kill the Cza1 have been made public. but t is generally ac- cep'od a. a fact that an extensive conspiracy for lhis purpose was di. covered among ihe royal gnard just in time to prevent ihe consum- nation oi their plans.
 St. Petersburg, Dec. 2-Talk oi a revolution and the formation of a republic is general throughout Russia Among the troops none ar. loyal to the throne except the Co,sacks. and as soon as reyolu- ton is started, il k generally be lievel that a majority of ihe army and navy vii! join il. Insurrec- tions are reported daily among the troops at Moscow. and the soldiers here are hard to keep under con trol.
 New York. Dec 2--It is reported herr oi, .foou atf borifv fhat thQ