The Ketchikan miner., 1907-10-12

from the Treadwell mills, 15, GOO cases of canned and 700 barrels of salt sal mon.
 The Ketchikan Steam Laundry has no reason to complain of any lack of business nowadays. It is getting prac- tically all the work of the steamships Humboldt, and the two Princesses of the Canadian Pacific line, which the stewards assert is more convenient for them and at the same time moro satisfactory as far as the quality of the work is concerned.
 The Teddy is on voyage to Niblack today under special charter to J. K. Smith, manager of the British Coast Steamship company. Mir. Smith is doing some tall hustling for business, and it will not be his fault if he does not secure a fair share of the carrying trade for his line.
 At the Stedman today: w. c. Free burn, A. J. Perkins and wife, J. S. Dull, Louis Ford, James Zarelli, w. J. Fritchen, Geo. A. Young, Ed. Ma lone, Mt Andrew; Jack Douglas, Chomly; A. T. Pearce, Hadley; w. E. Mills, Mrs. A. E. Mills, and M. D. lexis.
 The run of the Pacific, which serves the mail route between Ketchikan and the west coast of Prince of Wales is- land, via Wrangell, has been changed to her winter schedule, and will here- after and until further notice leave Ketchikan the first and third Satur- day of each month. Her next depart- ure will be on Saturday the 18th.
 The Eagles desire The Miner to say that the ball to be given by them at Red Mems hall, Friday evening next, will be "a feast whereat there's naught to pay" practically speaking, and to which invitations will be sent only to those not members of the order and who it is their design to thus compliment. Members of the order are not supposed to need or expect in- vitations. It is the purpose of the Ketchikan aerie to make this ball the gala function of the season, to which end full orchestra of 12 pieces has been engaged.
 Thos. Riddle, shelter superinten- dent at Hadley, came over yesterday, and went south on the Princess last night. So also did John Hampson, mine superintendent at the Mamie, accompanied by Mrs. Hampson. Chas. B. Bathle, whose present place of business is on Front street, opposite the Hunt-Lathrop establish ment, is erecting new business building on the south side of Mission street near its east end. into which he will move his by no means small stock of goods as soon as it is ready for oc- cupancy. Charley is an educated, en- terprising native who came here re- gently from British Columbia, and feeling the necessity for more elbow room than his present quarters afford, has resolved to have place of his own, and one in which he can take care of all the business that may come his wav-and that he has an eye to i business is evidenced by the fact that he appreciates the value of printers ink.
 Chicago, Oct. 9.-Before the largest of spectators ever assembled to wit ness ball game, the Chicago Nation als yesterday crossed bats with the Detroit Americans and for twelve in nings and until darkness prevented further playing fought for the first game of the series that will determine the worlds championship. At the end of the twelfth inning the score stood three to three, both teams hay ing played an excellent game. The great seating capacity of the grounds, was not sufficient to accommodate the crowd that asked for admission, over ten thousand persons being turned away. Before midnight last night every ticket for todays game had been sold. The interest manifested in the contest is far greater than any l former show of interest in similar event.
 Chicago, Oct 9.-Today's game re- suited in a victory for the Chicago team by score of 3 to 1. Mullen and Payne for Detroit, and Pfeister and King for Chicago formed the oppos- ing batteries.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. 10.-Reports received from various sources show the prevalence of plague of cholera throughout Russia. There are four thousand and twelve hundred cases under treatment and there have been two thousand and three hundred deaths from the disease since the pres ent epidemic started.
 North Yakima, Oct. 10.-William Russell, heavy owner in tide lands at Seattle, and Violet Ball. quarreled this morning in a room at the hotel in which they were stopping, at the