The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-16
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Cheyenne. Nov. 9.-There is pros pect of settlement being reached be- tween the government and the rebel iious Ute Indians now out on the war path. The origin oi the trouble was dispute over the sending of the Ute children 10 school. The Indians were bitterly opposed to enforced school at- tendance, but they have finally con- sen,ed 10 accept the requirement.
 Duluth. Nov. 9.-A fire, the origin of which is unknown. started this morning in 8 grain elevator full of wheat belonging to the Northern Pa cifc, The building. together with the contents. waS completely destroy ei. The loss Is estimated at over two million dollars.
 Seattle. Nov. Sword has been re- ceived stating that the steamship Tampieo is on the reef in Jonnson'S s nSrrows. The vessel Is resting easy and it is thought she can be got of without much difficulty and without much damage.
 Seattle, Nov. o.-It is q current ruinor here today that the Northwest- eru has about concluded a deal where by they will purchase number of the vessels now operating between Seattle and points in Alaska. Included in the contemplated purchase are the steam ships. Jefferson. Farallon. Dolphin aud Dirigo.
 Washington. Nov. 9.-Silas Reid ssys that his ambition is to ultimate ly become s judge Of the supreme court of the United States. h speak ing of his appointment to succeed Judge Wickersham he says he was given the opportunity of choosing a ;udgship in Porto Rico or the position 10 which he has been appointed.
 Rathdrum. Nov. 9.-"The smile that won't come of isn't at all applic- able 10 the almost constant smile that has lowered over the features of Steve Adams throughout the progress of the trial. l. disappeared today. when the prosecution introduced the testimony Of Phillips, the witness who so mys- terlously disappeared few days ago. which was given at the Haywood trial. Phillips is sill missing. ard it is not all likely hs will be found until alter she Adams trial is history.
 Tacoma. Nov. 9.-At last night $ session ot the Alaska Brotherhood convention the question of establish ing camps in Seattle and Tacoma was under discussion and the delegates for the most part expressed themselves as in favor oi it. No definite action was taken in the matter, however. as it was thought advisable to bring the matter before the members Of the or ganization in Alaska. and allow them to decide the matter. \ committee oi twelve, with full power 10 acs. was appointed 10 make arrangements for the erection Of an Alaska Brother hood building at the Alaska Yukon exposition. The per capita assessment was reduced 10 fifty cents per year.
 San Francisco. Nov. 9.-The whaler Herman arrived here today and re- port. tha, they were among the Aleu- tian islands at the time of the disap- Dearance of McCulloch peak and wit messed the phenomenon. The whole coast has undergone 8 complete change. Many photographic views were taken during the period oi change and give 3 good idea Of the present appearance of the islands.
 Seattle. Nov. 9.-Constructing En- igneer HawkiDs has returned here and confirmed the statement that Katalla has been abandoned by the Guggen- helms, and that Cordoya has been selected as the site for the terminal ol their Alaska railroad. Construction work will be begun at once and rush ed to completion.
 Berlin. Nov. 9.-A son was born to the crown princess this morning. There is already an heir apparent, this being her second son.
 Seattle, No7. 9.-In the fierce gale that swept oyer Ikamak bay yesterday The schooner Glen was forced ashore. She was on her way 10 Alaska. 4 passenger, Burton Kelley. was aboard the vessel on his way 10 visit friend. in Alaska. When it was realized that the vessel Nas going to ground. Kelly vas lashed to mast to save him from being washed overheard. The crew were, one by one. washed overheard, bg, as they could all swim, and as the shore wss not very far distant, they managed 10 reach safety, in, however. a completiy exhausted condition. The waves washing over the craft were sC violent that it was impossible to reach Kelley and release him, and. tied tC the mast and screaming for help, the unfortunate passenger was drowned before sbe helpless sailors.
 < Manila, Nov. 9.-Secretary Taft dit uo. get away from here until today