The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-25
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 Council to Kotsebue. ue.semi.month- Hly, A. Y. Redrick. Council. 1 Nome to Teller. weekly, F. F. Kleinschmidt, Teller.
 Teller to Igloo, weekly, Klein schmidt.
 Kotzebue to Shungnak. monthly, W. T. Lopp, kotzebue. Barrett to Kotzebue, two round trips a winter. w. T. Lopp. Ketchikan via Metlakhatla. Nib lack, Dolomi and Chomly, twice a week, Henry c. Strong, Ketchi- kan.
 Panama by Cinema to Fairbanks, six times a month, Northern Com mercial Co.
 Nulato to Beetles, five trips a season. three hundred pounds. Hope via Sunrise to Seward, twice a month, Anton Eide, Seward Nushagak via kogginung to Coal bay, monthly, Anton Eide. Valdez to Eagle, weekly winter, semi-monthly in summer, J. R. Crittenden, Valdez.
 Seattle Jan. 22-The Alki has reached port with the body of Will liam Hand, who was accidently shot while hunting deer at Baker island.
 Seattle, Jan. % - The Oregon left here yesterday for Valdez with two hundred and fifty passengers St. Petersburg. Jan. 20 - The first national political convention ever held in Russia convened to- day. The convention was called by the constitutional democrats. who will form national party. Denver, Jan. 2O-Former Governor James H. Peabody and his wife daughter were poisoned at break fast this morning, the poison being placed in their food, and the daughter is in very precarious condition. The placing of the poison in the food was a deliberate attempt to kill Peabody and his family. He has recently received several letters calling his attention to the fate of Governor Staunen- berg and threatening him with a similar fate. Peabody was gov ernor of Colorado during the labor troubles.
 Washington, Jan. 22-A letter from Governor Brady, of Alaska, to friend here is being shown. The letter states that he (Brady) will resign providing Churchilj's report does not attack his charac- ter, in which event he will fight to the bitter end. It is learned that the report does not make any at tack upon Brady, merely stating that he refused to be investigated or to answer any questions. A number of senators hfve called upon the president to urge the ap- pointment of Perkins, and the re- moval of Brady if his resignation is not received soon.
 Chicago, Jan. 20-The trial of Armour and others, indicted for conspiracy to restrain trade, has begun in the United States court. The defendants claim that they are entitled to immunity, and that it was promised them because they gave testimony before the grand jury discriminating themselves. Seattle, Jan. 22-A controlling interest in the Pacific Coast Steam ship Co. has been sold to either Hill or Hartman for ten millions. It is not knowu which party has secured the interest, but it is gen erally believed that Hill is the successful one.
 Washington. Jan. 22-The presi- dent has appointed committee of editors to prune down the reports of the departments for printing. He says they contain much that is unnecessary for publi ;ation. Topeka. Jan. 22-Rol bHs tui . neled through eleven feet nf solld rock under the vaults of the, ,Mer- chants National bank, of this city in an attempt to rob that institution Saturday night. but failed to ac- complish their purpose. Boise. Jan. 22-Henry E. Neue- haumer. a wealthy Kiondike miner, yesterday shot his sweetheart, Ollie Powell, because she refused to mar ry him. He also shot Lafayette Grant, his rival. Mrs. Robert Gray and Lillian Gray. her daughter, with whom Miss Powell was stop ping, and then fired a bullet into his own brain. Neuebaumer came here from Alaska last November,