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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29
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mis- Z it al It reder
nnertannt.
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porirt.
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in Der Hecoro-O Office oes Superior.
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Gie S6cibuugsmiibGe Re.
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areisgeridt Nr. 2 cine Slage aif OBJ.
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IppeaotionSgeridt, peaen angebli.
der llntreue oeS 2etteren ein. 8as
Taor lit ieit Dem Il. 3uli 1904 pers
beiratbet.
Nus oemiel6cn @runoe iuiinid)t
Della y. Sdalistp ebenfaIls cine nb.
iolute Sdeioung BON Senrp 5. Sd)a.
liBfu. Strait Sdoliefp beituIoist
ibren Manlt nit Dem lie lett Dem 2S.
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lie I'M Stunt lebten Sabres iisen &C.
Iaiicn 5u bo6en. Sic perlangt, oa6
ibr Die auiiid,t ii6er Die beioen Sin.
Der 5ltgeiprOd)eu miro.
Of tbauS iir Giebe.
Gihter @rigbt b%eitrofte am Sreis
tag in Gbt6eilltng Nr. 2 oes grimi.
nal9cridtS 8illiam 8elp umo Jrant
&porL pelde iif ifuuloig befannten,
aus einent 0obnbaltS bes Srn. 6. 6.
Stieif at 8eit-SapetteltraBe @as.
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renee Sreemolt SIT pier ssabren 2iid,t.
balis, petl Iie ibre Arbeitgeber Be.
itoblen bate, nnb Die Neserim Birdie
3asfer aus bemielben @rnnoe mid
ipei Sohrcn 3uhtbous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29
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Sri. emma S6Iegcl AUTHORIZED olli
bic aloge bon 5rou grnelie Wlis
del. - @cItreitct, cine SulbIduc-
tier 5lt bubcn. - Die Staot 9al.
t~illlorc olli $1,000 ShuocncrIob
%Dcrflagt. - gn0cre @crid)tanod)-
ridtelt.
Trl. emma Shlc9cl, God)ter oeS
Iciner Belt bier 10 moblbefonntcn
9rn. &enrp SdlIcgcl, mclGcr Die Or.
deItrion-SaQe" an Der Sii0sSrcocs
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&rei9gerid)t BON Vnltimorc.GountD
cine Nntiuort c%inrcid)elL in mcldcr
Tic Die N~eitern pcr0ifcntIihtc Nc6olp.
tlnlg, bob Sr. Sd)lgel nod cine God.
Ter. ocrcn Nnmc 6rdlt Amclio Wi,
dlael lcit loll, babe, citcr9iid) in Nb.
rc0e ltcllt, &r. Sdlcge( binterlicB
$12450, mo nad) icinem Sooc mad.
tc 6ruu Wlid)ucl InIprii6c olli Die
SGlitc 0eS 9tndIniieS ais legitinle Or
bin. Sn Der &logeidlriit Der STRAIT
Wtidacl miro ongciiIbrt, OoB IrGul.
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:. y. 3elcr in 9tr. 1918, Sit.9olti.
moreItrobe, @rutoeigentbun1 g~efdltft
babe.
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Gbriitopb Muid) illdte gelteru nm
abIollite Shei0ung pon &oItie
Wllidl ole CT Der llntrcllc 6cSid)tiqt,
nod,. GaS Yuor beirotbetc am orit.
ten September 1880 uno luobntc bis
sum 20. September 1906 5uiomnlen.
" ii II dt $4,000 @ 6a0encr.
uB.
Senrp Sil0t reid)tc gcitcrn I'M
areiSgeridt cine Sd)oocperiostlage
fiir $4,000 9eaelt bic nNtorplano
Stecl Company" eilt, neil CT angel.
lidl ant s.. Gc5em6er 1906 ourdJ ooS
3eriprtngen zines Sonoruoe5 idnuere
S%erlebungen erlitt. lueld)e einen 0alt.
ernoen Nodtbeil fiir i'm boben.
Gle Sto6t pcrtloqt.
8incent Hulioluer ucrtlogtc geitern
Die Stuot Baltimore otf 5000 S6o.
ocneriob, neil nngeblid ietn Gigen.
tbllm III 6olge oeS lleberilieBens Ell,
lles Ib5ugsfanolS an Der Bbilaoel.
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baben ioa.
Ncue Yroouften Commit +.
lions Sirmu a.
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iullroe 5i1r Ausiibuna zines Yroouf-
Observation-Disclosures ourd) Die
6S. Gmumh9 @hite, 3obert s.
Burton, eoruin gioole. Sames u.
Spniiorb mn Hohert S. Smith nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29

Wi0lc in elmer 8ullocullc nllitretcrL
00 lie Elm engagement nit elmer
Gpcrn . 0%clCllid)oft nbNcldlollcll bns
ben. User ollo llo6 eInnlol Conn
tie boot6lod icbcn luill, Der mag iidl
GCeilcn. SnD0er lllb Wlldlcp lillo
inmobl, 0la &otbcrin Nclih NAM.
bate SGouipicler, Sic gleid) aclo
Mnlib ltnO Wiclroie Dn9 Eublifrmt
olti icine 9icd)nimg fonmlcl loiicr.
WicGrea mo Hprpcl, 5luei Der be
riIbmteitcn S6arfldilben, limo nit
ihrcn 2eiitungcn f6rmli1 uerbliii
icuO.
Sos ncrc M onnmcntal
,Nn neltcll Monulllentu( mud)cn
Gicie Mpfe oie G6errp 0loiionls ibr
@rihcincn. IS lit bicicS cine Der
QroBortiaitcn Erooiiftipner. ncldlc
icmols AMI 0el1 @cbictc Der Bur.
lcaQllc" in irNcnO elmer Nrobitoot por-
gciitGrt iplroc. Bum &rdnflnd)cn
lit idon Der G~r0ifnungs Mt. ipcl-
der 9ooitcr NtiQioncn bctitclt lit.
@on Dem llmion9 oicier Yrpollftion
fam mon lid on @citcn eillcn Ve.
qriif mod)e1L mellr man beocllft, oob
in bicicnt Gift ollcin Die S5eucric
dd)t Nal g%crued)iclt mir6. Conn
iol0cu III onqencbnHcr 9~ici1cniolge
Die trciiGid)el 0orbictln9cu oer9ol.
bcoinc . Spc6ioliitcn mo ebcnio
intcrcilont luic jeOc drummer oltf
Dem Yrogronm lit Der SdlllBaft,
tetitclt Conn IN the Gitp OF 300.
&C."
n@onctb 1bcatcr."
Hobies aniferbofer 8urIeSqier
nlod)cll bicie @ohc in y8opetp.
S6enter" ihr Grideinen. Sic iino
Dem Eublifiim bereitS in port6eil.
better Meiic befannt. Nur Gins
bari nidlt pergeIicn iucroen, nGmlid,
boB iic in pcriiingter, oermcbrter Ii.
nerbcilcrtcn @luilogc orid)einen. Glpoe
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9iinitleriltncn Don Huf, un6 oa tic
Die Saliptrolen Ioiuobl bel Ger Croft.
lungs S5enr offs bel Der SdluB.
Srcne lime babon, intefeiiirtp iih
lelbitnrritdnolid Dos Bnblifnm fir
hiric bcibcn Ibei(e nes FroarammcS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29

Sn &pmen's SciieIn &c,
h mieoet. - Cine lhone uno eill'
brudSnolle Sroluun0 fano am Som
ncrltng Iben0 IN Der nllf's 0eidnlods
pollite nit Sopf- mo 9lottpfan5eu
geidn1iidten Wft. Slipet DC. G.saird)e
an ode Der Sreoerid. glucnue uno
Wt. Slipet.2one Itntt. Goielblt lpir6c
SRI. gmmolinc Moore, Sohter 0e3
@rn. mo Sroll hilbert Moore bon
Nr. BOG, Collins @luenue, SrpingtorL
nit Srt. Clarence hilbert Srep Sobn
oeS i0rn. uno Iroll NlgltIt Siren bon
Hr. $40, @cit Sorre.S troBe, bllrd)
Faltor ". u. &oltnb. ScelIorgcr Der
Stride. fiir'S Seben pcrelnt. Ms
rllihcrs" flnlgirten Die $50. Snrrp
@llrf, MlQiom Nolf, it, Nuglilt
Stocbncr lno guglit ". @irth. Iie
9rollt trliN Gin &Ieio aus inlportirtcn
Spibcn ilbcr meiBcr Sofietu.S ci0c
lno cin Bouquet bon N%raitroien.
Gin Gnlpion9 IN Der Mobnung Der
Glterll Der 9rout fol9te Scr impoinll.
ten Sroullnqsicier, bel iueId)em Pm.
lolic Dem ncupcrm1blten Yuure Die
ber6lid)Itcn 0liidniinld)c ooroebrad)t
lpurHcn. Cine Menge ser id,6nitcn
lno fo't6arIten @cid)enfe iil,o Dem
glildllhen Faorc 5ugcgongcn. Gu3.
lcltc miro icilt 5utiinftiDca Nrim in
9tr. 3O1, Collins NUenuc, S~rpingtoll
babcrl.
i iir cine &unitausIte( l.
lnn1.- Die 3ircftorcn ser nMll.
1icipal art SocietD" beid1itigten lid,
III ibrer lcttcn Sibullg nit Der 1ragc,
ob baltimore Die giinitige @e~legcnbeit
ser orciiGbrliGen al%lSiteQuna Der
"Nntionnl Scnlpturc Societp" Der.
pol'cn 'olL, iucil 81 Den notbi0en So.
item nod $4,000 ieblen. $4,000 plir.
Den bcreltS gc5cid)net, aud lullroc Die
lretc S%elilbung Der ). Hegiments.
0nlle 5%ugc'ogt. Inter peri6ieoenelt
SorId)ld9en bcfanO iid) aud elmer bon
Srn. 3bcooor Warburg. monad lidl
9r. MarGllrg anbietet, $3.50 81 5eidJ-
men, fpeltn nellll lpeitere MGnner ae.
fuil0en lperoen fonnen, Die iid, bereit
ertlnren, benielben Yetrag bei5ll.
lteucrn.
Or. Sanpt crbd(t GGrcn-
amt iiDertragen. - Or. Saul
Saupt, Erofeiior Der aiipriologie an
Ger nSobns Sopfins' llniperiit1t,"
Der Dor cinigen Sagen bon einer gli.
roporeiie snriidfebrte, mlroe mGb-
reno ieiner abrpeienbeit gum 9elega.
ten iur Den Is. internationalen Son.
greg Der Orientaliiten ernannt. me(-
der I'M auguit ndd,iten 5abres in
aopcnhaaen itottiinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29

faiier oes 9iibnenitiid3. Ger Sono-
lung Iiegt Die Geihidtc zines gIiid-
Iiden ScimS, ooS Elm nieocrtrGhti-
ger @enid) ju. rliniren perinGt 5lt
@rilnbc. SIS lit poa bon patbetiihct
Gprfommniiicr, bod miro 5rnpcilcr
audi ollrd b~eitcrc S5rnen o02 Glt-
blifltnl in bcitrrr Stiu1nhnd Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29

licgt Der &anlpi mrs Goiein eirlea
armen Wtdod)cna 81 @rmuoe, mel
dies nit iciner &Gloe Nr6eit lid
lel6it mo cine bliltoc ilun1c Sdnpcs
tier erndbren muB. Die @ciocn mob
men 5riamnlcn bel elmer glitGer5igrn,
ober crcentriidlen oelltidcn Srnu,
nto mil ihnen I'M n1mli6cn Scott
bauie belinoen lid Com Settings,
Elm biibld)cr iutger Seuermebrmnnn.
ioipie slrdw Stubbs, Elm auf9cbfqie.
ner e~nglanoer. guf einlnnl eridJeint
oilI Der gilSilidc cin aeiuiiicr Ont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29
eccnc aus Bertha, t9e sapina @adine Sir" in stancoa eDcotcr.

icbt. 9ie S5cneric lit bon oerlGmcll
oeril6cr Vrad)t, mo cine 0uberit
tiid)tige Sruppe lit 9emonnen NOR
Den, I'M ooS Stiid aud ollf %lpiiroige
@eiic ourdbliiiibrcn. IS iinOen oie
ilblidet Wotinec'u itott. :
n0IoneD'S Jbeater."
Bertha, tie Setpilig Modillc
Girl" lit Der Sitel elmer gor5 llcucl
Siibnenidopfung, Die oieie @ohe
in s@lairep's 3beatephS HsnfE bie
9retter gebt. Gieieltnnifol0 Iab ben
bieiiaen qofoI &erbdtiniiicn 10 &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29

llol anpoIien ooB ooS Ebeotcr beiu-
dlcnoe @u6tifum f0rmliA 6opou bin-
aerilicn miro, N}oltNe moroliide
2cbrc lit nnriltt cut5oItcn. @cion'
oers mcnll muit Die &or9Gn9e IN
Den ShmiBbuocn, weIde ciucm 10
ocrttIid) Dor 2ltaen dciiibrt lpcrocn
IN Getro6t 3ir6t. Ser &duoGmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-29
EnTere Tbenter.
30 ii Ifubc III / c."

Sn Der oWuiif. Mfuoemie" mir0
oieie ISOLDE bic .Mabiion S.uore
Company" in ~5Dc Sbrcc Of lis"
oilftreten. GS lit bicIcs cine Meiiter.
letltung BON Habel Grotbcrs, Ser be.
riib1nten 0romatiitin. 3r ocun Stiid
ertennt man tpieoer, mie melt sll!pei,
len m~enidjlife @eier geben, nm itd
III lelbItloIer @eiie fitr einanoer olli
5llopfern. Sn bieiem Sale lit Is
EN- topiercs W0od)cn. noS ieinc bel.
Den 9riloer 6cidiisen mill. Sn Ncm.
Uorf, iuoiclbit ooS Stiif 227 N0d,te
1lad) elllonOcr aufgeiiibrt mlroc, Eat
oollclbc bis alf Den lCbtcl 2lbcn0 pol.
ie Sail'cr gc5ogc1. So. cS bilOctc 10.
9or ooS Goaesgeipr0h in oen Sic
Sbeoter beIlldlenocn arciien. Ban
sVfce beBrcp, lpeld)er bic SallptroQc
inter Den lueiblidpn aiinItlcrn oil
bertrailt it, lit cine pouenNctc SdIol,s
lptelerln, ullo mie ibr Sic aritif liter
oil 5li9eltonoen bat, lit ibrcm Orunla,
tl'd,en VermGgen ser Grfol0 Scr Yro.
oilttton i'm @cientlid,cn jl5uidrri
ben.
Serbs Opcrn6uuS."
She Sonor Of tic IomiIp" lit Scr
Iitel cineS Ger gr0Bten @iibnenmerrc
'fpeld)eS oicie @ode in .tSoro'a0 pern.
boltS" jilr Iuifiibrun0 gcIongt. 9o9
Stild lit iran50liifer 9lbitommunQ
mo int Gbeater Nntional De SS0c-
on. ipoielblt cs 5uerit uufgeiiibrt
ipliroe, erlucfte cS cine Seniotion
alif Dem @ebicte Der braruotilden
8unit, Die Sbatinde, ooB WiiBStin.
ner bier IN Der GitelroQe ouitriti,
biir9t boiiir, oob Dem Eublifun ct
mas @eoiegeneS gebotcu miro. Sir
ole 9ollptrole zines 9onopartiItcn
eignet lid, ia @r. Sfiuner por5iigliG.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
TRIAL 0F CASES IN DISTRICT
 COURT BEGINS TOMORROW

Court met this morning at 10 o'clock and a number of jurors, upon making known their excuses, which were varied and earnestly made, were excused Among the ones let of were: Walter S. Coutant, Juneau; J. c. Morrison, Haines; Fred Grimes, J. G. Greene, Skagwa!; o. p, Brown, Petersburgi Thomas Mooney, Sitka,
 The quairneo Jururs so Tar are: Jas. Murphy, Ketchikan; Johu Clements, sitka; P. E. Kern, R. E. Gault, Henry Frledenthal, Charles Nye, Frank Fowl CT. H. N. James, Hollis; Martio Matko, ylcb, A. G. Katchem, Petersburg; w, W. Ssudcrson Klisnoo; Clyde Morrow, Kelchlkuu; James Taylor, Ketcblkan; P.L. Letsty. Copper Mountain; H A. Bishop, Juneau. Sim Fireman, Juneau. Carl Ask who had been drawn as ju-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
POWERS JURY
 NUT LEGAL
GOaTERTI0A OF COUNSEL FOR PERSE. CUTED VICTIM IN GOEBEL CASE
 IS UPHELD BY THE COURT
(sy United PresS.)

Georgetown, Nov, 2I-The attorneys for Caleb Powers won a victory this morning when 1t was decided by the court that the motion made yesterday afternoon to discharge the entire ven ire from Harrison county would be sus- taiued. I, was shown to the court that Deputy SheriG Henderson had willfully prevented the service of jurors who had been lawfully drawn on the regu' lar panel and had substituted others known as uuriendly to Powers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

TOT, was excused.
 At the morning session Judge Gunni- son announced that he desired to have all skagwry cases tried at skagway as far as possible, and It is likely that such will result
 Not more than four criminal cases, if that many, will be tried ut the present term. Two diYo,ces, rhe report nf the master 10 each having been filed, will be disposed Of within the next few days.
 Charles August Lindholm was made a citizen at the morning session.
 The criminal and civil docket will likely be set in the morning, and the trial of cases begun shortly afterwards.
 At2 o'clock, when court met for the afternoon session, it remained open but a few minutes and adjourned until to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
GOMPERS WAS
 OFFERED BRIBE
CLAIM MADE BY LABOR LEADER THAT HE WAS APPROACHED BY REPRE-.
 SENTATIES OF THE TRUST
(By United Press)

Norfolk, Nov, 2I-Presideut Samuel Gompers is ou, with a statement, in which he declares an attempt has been made by the representatives of the Manufacturers Association to bribs him Gompers stated that he had the chance Co become independently rich, provided he had prevented the boycott which laboringuea will place on the products of the AssOc.at.Oa's' factories, but that he declined, and will remain loyal 10 tbe worsiugmen's interests, Tho government will likely investigate the ch .rge mad by ihe labor leader
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
WOULD DESTROY ALL
 GOVERNMENT HEADS

and the Ministers would then rule the country, temporarily, The police claim to have many documents and merlin mating letters passed between those in the affair and to also be in possession Of the dynamite bombs with which the plots were to have been carried out. Over hundred arrests in high political circles have already taken place ard others ore being made hourly.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN

Have a new Born suit or overCoat Get your orders in for Thanksgiving and Xmas. You will make DO mistake when you leave your orders wi;h the American Taslors.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
.BERESFORD ID
 QUIT NAVY
FAMOUS ADMIRAL THROUGH FRICTION IN KINGS NAVAL CIRCLES WILL AT
 ONCE RETIRE
(By United PreOs.)

London. Nov. 2l-Well defined rum- ors prevail in naval circles that Admiral Sir Charles Beresford has decided to immediately tender his resignation. The cousa which hrnu1ht ohont tbA dn- cisIon on the Admiral's part Is alleged to be due to the fact that he and Ad- mlral Percy Scott hold different -opin- ions on important matters and that tho latter is upheld by the superlors of tho two,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
'B0B" HASKELL
 F9R PRESIDENT
IOWA PROHIBITION LECTURER FAVORED BY ABSTINENCE PEOPLE AS PRESI.
 DENTAL CANDIDATE NEXT YEAR
(By United Press.)

Chicago, Nov. 21-At the meeting of the Prohibition committee held in this city yesterday a decided preference for the cat didacy of Robt. B. Haskell, the Iowa prohibition lecturer, was shown. and 1t IS likely that he will be in the lead for the nomination as candidate for President on the National Prohibition ticket,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
(By United Pross.)

Vienna, Nov, 2l-A plot was yester- day unearthed here which had for It's foundation the distraction of the royal family. The details show it was the h. tention of the conspirators to blow up the national Assembly, after which Prince Nicholas and the members of his family were to have been destroyed
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
WEALTHY CHICAGO WOMAN
 MUST G0 ID PRISON.

Chicago, Nov, 21-Mrs. Evelyn RO- madka, the wealthy woman caught shopliItlnG in Marshall Fields store and who informally pleaded guilty 10 thievery in this city, must go to the penitentiary, according to a decision passed today by States Att rney Healy.
 Counsel for Mrs. Romadka announced
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
ELKS TONIGHT

There will be regular meeting of Skagway Lodge No. 43l, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at their hall, Thursday, Nov. q, at 8 p. m. There will be an initiation. All visiting Elks are invited to at. tend.
 E. L. Miller,
 Acting Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
MASONIC MEETING

There will be a regular commuuica- tion Of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F, x A. NJ, Friday evening, Nov. 22, 1907, at it's hall, No. 225, Fourth avenue. SOjouruing and visiting members are requested to meet with us.
 By order Of the W. M.
 T. J, Standish, Secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
WARNS BANKS ID USE
 THE BORROWED FUNDS

intended they should use to prevent the staguation of business, and which was advanced out of the government res serves 10 them for that purpose, those banks known to be iu the combination may suffer the loss of future deposits of government funds and will obtain DO more assistance from the treasury.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
N0 AMERICAN
 ID BE NAMED
tBy United Pro0s.)

Rome, Nov. 2I-It Is authoritively announced that the Pope has decided to make DO American prelate a cardinal at the present time.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

in court today that when the trial comes up next Wednesday or ThurSday he would permit the plea of guilty made by the woman when 6rSt ar raigned to stand.
 Attorney Healy at once assorted chat if this is done he would insist on e pom itentiary sentence.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
(sy United Press,)

New York, Nov. 2l-In warning DO, tee issued this morning by Secretary oy the Treasury Cortelyou the banking interests, alleged Co be members of a combine to prevent the resumption Of normal business, are told that if they ilsis, in hoardiug the money which was
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Oyster Cocktails and Eastern Oysters on the halt-shell, for private families and wholesale, at the Vienna Bakery t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

The best dining room, the best hotel ac- commodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
ARE SENDING
 FORECASTS

Nome, Nov. 2l-Valdez and Sitka have begun recording weather fore casts and the first of the service has been received here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

A good time Is assured for everyone Friday at the Hard Time Dance.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
PLAN MURDER TO GET $1,000
Police Say George Carnie Confesses
Hiring Assassins.
Sister Also Held as Party to Plot
Against Brother-in-Iaw Who
Means to Remarry.

New York, Aug. 22.-An admission OF
guilt. according 10 the police, was to-day
wrung from George Carnie, who, with
his sister. was held in the police court at
Port Richmond. S. /. last night for the
alleged plot TO kill their brother-in-law.
Frederick Hulse. Carnie is said TO have
denied however, that his sister Marion
had any connection with the supposed
plot. The Carnies, reputable residents OF
Staten Island. are 10 be examined TO-
morrow
The desire TO secure 81, so Insurance on
HUlse's life. the police claim, was the
motive for planning the murder. Marion
Carnie was the beneficiary OF the policies.
Hulse, who had lived with the brother
and sister since his wife. their sister.
died, is said 70 have recently informed
them that he expected to marry again.
According to the police il was planned
TO Kill HuIse, and two men were hired TO
carry out the plan. One weakened and
betrayed the plan TO detectives.
Detective Beck disguised himself as
tramp, w0rmed himself into the conf
dence Of the other alleged would-be as
sassin, and was taken into the dot.
which was to have been carried out Tues
day night as Hulse was returning from
Jersey, after a call on his sweetheart.
He was warned to keep away.
Carnie and his sister are now held with
out bail in Port Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
WILHELM CAPTURES NEWPORT
Guns Welcome Him with Salutes
Society with Open Arms.
Mrs. Fish Gives Dinner, Mrs. Ber-
wind a Dance-MrS. Wetmore and
Mrs. Mills HOstesses To-day.

Newport, r. L, Aug. 22.-Prince VIII
helm Of Sweden, who IS to spend the
remainder of the week in Newport. ar
rived this morning on the Swedish
cruiser Fylgia. his arrival being an
nounced by the firing Of the national
salute from the cruiser; answered by Fort
Adams The prince later saluted the
flag Of Rear Admiral John P. Merrill. at
the training station, this being answered
by the Reina Mercedes
During his stay the prince viii be roy
ally entertained by the members OF the
Newport summer colony, including a
round Of dinners. lgncheOns. and dances
given by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs Og-
den Mills, Mrs. Richard Gambrlu. Mrs
Edward J. Berwind, and Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore
The first event of the official pro
gramme Of entertaining began this even
ing. when Mrs. Fish gave a dinner for
100 guests in honor of the prince, this
being followed by a dance given by Mrs
Edward J. Berwind. Many notable per-
sons were included among the guests, and
the functions were the largest that have
vet been given in the summer colony this
season During the afternoon the prince
sent one Of his staff 10 pay his respects
to the commanding officers OF the various
army and naval stations at Newport
which visits were later returned
Tomorrow the prince will pay a visit
10 the Newport naval stations. and viii
be entertained at luncheon by Mrs
George Peabody Wetmore. and az dinner
IN the evening by Mrs. Ogden Mills.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
SIBERIAN TROOPS IN REVOLT.
Commanding General Tells Gear
whole Corps VIII Revolt.

whole Corps VIII Revolt.
St Petersburg. Aug 22.-Foilowlng a
serious outbreak Of soldiers along the
Manehurian border. the latest of a num-
Der of muunles. Gen Pantaleef to-day
filed with the Gar a special report de-
claring that the Siberian troops are COM
pletely out of hand. In the event of a
general revolt the general declares. the
the soldiers will without doubt side with
the revoluuonists
IN the latest outbreak 400 mutineers bar
rlcaded themselves In their barracks and
held at bay all Tuesday night battalion
Of sharpshooters detailed to capture
them. They inflicted heavy losses on the
sharpshooters. while eighteen muuneers
were killed and thirty-fve wounded.
The outbreak followed an attempt by
the colonel Of the mutineers' regiment 20
break up revolutionary meeting held
in the fields which the soldiers attended
They declined 10 dispeTse.
Fighting continued all night, and in the
morning the surviving mutineers sur
rendered because their ammunition had
been exhausted.
They were imprisoned, but last Hght
other members Of the regiment broke
open the Jail, freed their comrades. and
the whole party escaped across the border
in Chinese territory.