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The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-29

c. II. COSGROvE, Clerk.
 (From Mondays Daily
 ". F.. Ross, Esq, postmaster at Howkan, is in the city, a guest at the Stedman.
 W. E. Wiese, Beaver Falls, and Michael Ludescher, Tree Point, are registered at the Connell
 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Strong are ex- pected to arrive home from Seattle on the Pricness May tomorrow.
 The Cottage City is advertised to leave Seattle for southeastern Alaska ports Wednesday evening.
 The Jefferson should have left Seat tie last night on her southeastern Alaska run, and if she did, should be here tomorrow night or Wednesday morning.
 The Vigilant arrived in last night with raft of 200, GOO feet of logs from Walter Eubank's camp in Cholmonde ley sound. Going over she took with her lumber for movable cook house,
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- 49, a. 1929 Union
=. .~An 3e acknowledged and turn
over to the treasurer.
Respectfully,
J. (. Summer, Pastor,
McKendree Church.
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Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson, Of No. 379 Gil.
ord Ave. San Jose. Ca1., says: "The
worth Of Electric B!tters as general
amily remedy, for headache, bilious.
ness and torpor Of the liver ana bow
els is so pronounced that ! am promp
ted to say word in is favor. Tor tie
benefit Of those seeking relief from
such Affections. There is more health
for the digestive organs in q bottle of
Electric B;tters than in any other
remedy I know Gc!d under guar
antee at Roses Pharmacy. soc.
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SUNDAY sCHEpuLE.

Especial a. p. e A. Excursion Boat.
Subject to change without notice.
Excursion boat every Wednesday
Night at 9 p. m.
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BOAT LEAEs FOOT MANSFIELD ST.

No freight received on bca9 leaving
the city ats 80 D. m.
}. g. WRIGHT, M1na9er.
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lr I1RErAy

)SGOOD DIPPER MARINE DREDW
IluIl built 1907 from heart Yell
Pine, galvanized iron fastenins
and Live Oak knees. Length q
width 81 depth Sc draft &C. q
good equipment one double f
sine hosting Type, Cylinder s L
T. Main hosting Grum Eackil
drum and speed hoist drums, ani
screw fricuons complete. lndepeU
dent double acting swing engine
Boiler by Walk & Murdoch 1907
Cabin with three rooms on upper
deck Dupl cate parts Addres.
Planters Fertilizer & Phosphate Co.
Charleston, s. c.
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Does This Suit You

H. c. Bruce, the enterprising drug.
gist OF Brunswick, is having such a
large run on "Hindipo,' the new Nerve
one and Restorer, and hear it so
hlghly praised that he now offers to
guarantee it in every case to cure all
forms Of Kidney Troubles and Ner.
yous Disorders. He pays FIR it If It
does net give you entire satisfaction
II you use it, It is his risk, net yours
A 90-cent box Blue Label Extra
Strength, $lO0, will put life in dead
one. Sent by mail under positive
guarantee.
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He COMMENDS
NEWS POSITION
AND THINKS 1T is TIME THAT
THE PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK ,.
WERE GETTING ToGEl 4
Editor News:

Editor News:
read with considerable sa
and pleasure your virila ed
few days ago ON conditions i
wick 1t had the right jne
from beginning to end and a
GUS dose of such "hot stuff wi
uauy have a salutaly effect or
here. These mealy mouthed,
teat editorials have no morcoN
than a dose salts would ha
marble statue What the peo
need. and it is your privilege
it to tn No., is TO give them
deyilisb hard knocks about tha Hard
general Nothing short of it,.,
wake 'em UP. 1t is the power 0''
press to mold public opinion an
blaze the way fer progress.
can't stand still It must oith@
gress or retrograde. Brunswick
get ont of the swaddling cloth
procrastination and don the mem
ments of a city We need more there
ufactniue enterprises and senal as
to patronize and sustain them. ssion
sidewalks and paved streets arelg ac.
ed ard there should be a boom the
direction of more imposing andwith
stantial buildings cutting out will
shacks and choapJ ohn-style Of ddle
ing. Last but not least more who
pride and confidence in the greatthe
and future glory OF our beautiful as
by the sea.
Tud Nunbe
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ATLANTA, BIRMINCH NJ { ATLANTIC
Via ThaIman and

be taken up by the state association
during the meeting. Among them
will be the garnishment bill. which
THE organization has been endeayoring
to get through the legislature for the
past two or three years.
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Tuid Nunbe
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
EXPERT WILL IMPROVE
SAN JOAQUIN ROADS
Government Sends Engineer TO
Aid in Work Planned
by County
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, March SIR. NJ Nor
ton, assistant engineer of the office of
public roads of the department of ag-
riculture. arrived in Stockton today
from Washington in response TO a re-
cent request for an expert made by the
local chamber of commerce He will
remain in this city during the greater
portion of the summer making investi-
cations and formulating plans which
when completed will leave San Joaquin
county with LOO miles of the best
highways west of the Rockies. 1t is
proposed to expend $500 900 in i'm
proving only the municipal highways
leading from Stockton.
Unusual interest is manifested by the
department of agriculture in the prob
lem of western road building. Follow
ing is an excerpt from a message ex-
planning the scope of Morton's work
and which preceded him to stockton:
Mr.. Morton is instructed TO make thorough
Investigation of the roads, road materials, organ
ization, administration. equipment. etc, and to
be of as much assistance possible In working
out plan for the improvement of the roads OF
San Joaquin county. IT, upon investigation, Mr..
Morton finds it necessary to call upon the Office
for assistance, additional engineers or experts
office instructed to inform themselves thor
oughly on phases of the subject under inyestiga-
tion before making recommendations. and trust
therefore that you will not expect expert infor-
nation from Mr. Morton until he has had ample
opportunity to study your problems.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
TWO WOMEN HURT
BY RUNAWAY HORSE

ALAMEDA. March 31.-Mrs. LIE Roy
Badger, an elderly woman living at
1858 San Antonio avenue, was probably
fatally injured and Mrs. Knox B. Bal
thasar, aged 3S, of. 1854 San Antonio
avenue, was severely cut in runaway
accident this evening at Encinal ave-
nue. and High street, where their horse
and buggy collided with a Southern
Pacific local train standing on the
track. Both women were thrown out.
Mrs. Badgers skull was fractured by
striking the trucks Of one of the
coaches. Mrs. Balthasar was injured
internally, her nose was broken and
she was cut about the head. The
women were neighbors and were en-
joying an evening drive, Mrs. Badger
being Mrs. Balthasar's guest.
The horse which Mrs. Balthasar was
driving was suddenly frightened in
High street. Plunging ahead, the ami
NAL got beyond the drivers control and
dashed south in High street Pedes-
trians, seeing the plight of the women,
tried to stop the runaway but were
brushed aside by the terrified horse,
which ran into the train and smashed
the buggy. 1t then ran on until it fell
into roundhouse pit few blocks
away. The women were given surgical
attention and removed to their homes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
TRIAL OF SHORTRIDGE
LIBEL CASE is BEGUN
Congressman Hayes Denies the
Truth of Statements Made
bY Editor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, March 31.-After ex-
hausting all but one of a venire of so
men the jury to try the case Of Editor
Charles NJ. Shortridge, who is accused
Of criminally Hbeling Congressman e.
A. Hayes, was secured shortly before
noon in Judge Welch's court today.
They are:
John T. Rucker. farmer, Mountain
View; John Hensill, orchardist, Nc
Laughlin avenue; William BurcheIl,
farmer, Gilroy; William r. Beach, or
chardist. Morgan Hill; f. A. Wood, re-
tired businessman, San Jose; Thomas
A Rodgers, merchant. Mountain View:
Lafayette ]. Cox, carpenter, Campbell,
NJ Z. Payne. farmer Morgan Hill:
Josiah M. Lipscomb. orchardist. San
Martin; Henry ID. Peet, orchardist,
Madrone; James ]. Johnson, transfer
man. San Jose; Clarence Topham, or
chardist, Milpitas.
The taking Of evidence began at the
afternoon session. William Hines. for
fed that Shortridge was not the au-
theater mass meeting at which Hayes
alleges he was libeled. but that he did
write reiteration, which appeared
April Is. after the preliminary hearing
IN Justice Browns court. r. A. Hayes
on the stand, denied he had burned
his house or any other house for the
insurance, and denied that he had
mailed II sacks of mail daily during
October, 1907, TO aid the railroads in
securing rates for carrying mail. W.
G. Hawley, postmaster here, and T. A
Ball, his assistant, substantiated Hayes
testimony.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
CONvICT'S INVENTION
VALUABLE TO JUTE MILL
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALI.

LOS ANGELES. March s1.-Because
Convict Charles L. Arthur cannot get
out Of San Quentin prison, to which he
was sentenced 10 years ago for life
for the murder of a woman in Los An
geles, the secret of an invention worth
a million dollars or SO may be lost
TO the world.
Arthur was a Pasadena blacksmith
and was put to work in the prison
blacksmith shop in 1898 There was
trouble with spindles on the looms in
the jute mill and he found a way to
harden some OF the parts so they
would not wear out. Through his
scheme there has been an immense saw
ing to the state, but he has. guarded
his secret and no one knows it but
himself. He has Just written a letter
to the authorities here. asking that
bis petition for parole be indorsed
Should he gain his freedom he would
put his secret 10 commercial use But
the authorities here refuse to indorse
his petition. They say he was lucky
to escape with his life.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Army or
ders: Major Charles +. Stanton is re-
lieved from duty at Chicago, and will
proceed to San Francisco and take
transport June for the Philippine ISL
ands. Upon arrival at Manila he will
report to the commanding general,
Philippine division, for duty Captain
Thomas M. Moody is relieved from duty
in the Philippines division. and VII
proceed by the first transport sailing
from Manila after the arrival of Major
Stanton to San Francisco. On arrival
he will report to the adjutant general
of the army for orders.
The following officers of the medical
department will report to Major Will
liam G. Borden. surgeon at Manila, to
determine their fitness for promotion,
and upon completion thereof will re-
port to their proper stations: Captain
Jere B. Clayton, assistant surgeon:
Captain Elmer Dean assistant surgeon.
Navy orders: Assistant Surgeon M.
c. Baker is detached from duty at Mid
way island to the navy yard at Mare
island.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
M'CUNE HELD ON
CHARGE OF BIGAMY
Twice Married Man Faces Two
Wives at Police Court
Hearing
Second Victim Admits She Was
Under Age When License
Was Issued

OAKLAND, March 31.-George Ray
mond McCune or st. Louis and Oak
land was held in the police court this
morning to answer before the superior
court on charge of bigamy. Two
women, said 10 ne his wives, were in
the courtroom. Miss Hazel Lewis of
5S99 San Pablo avenue and Mrs. Nc
Cune No. !, who was Clara May Sulli-
van of st. Louis, Mo. With the st.
Louis woman, whom McCune is said
to have married first. was her father,
William L. Sullivan, a United States
postofiice inspector. Judge Mortimer
Smith fixed McCune's bonds at ST. 500
According to the evidence, McCune
was married to Miss Sullivan in ST.
Louis on June s. 1906, by Rev. George
r. Reece Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church. He came to Oakland soon
after. and was here married to Miss
Hazel Lewis, a student in the Poly
technic high school This ceremony
took place at the residence of Rev. J.
W. Norris on March II. 1907. Hazel
Lewis admitted today on the witness
stand that she had told the clerk in
the county clerks office, when she and
McCune went for a license, that she
was Is years of age. which she said
was an untruth
Some time after this second marriage.
McCune went to Chicago. then to st.
Louis where he was arrested on
misdemeanor charge. His second mar
riage was made known to Clara Sulli-
van, who agreed to hold it secret until
McCune deserted her again. Then he
was arrested in Chicago. and was
brought here for trial. after being TAX
on to st. Louis.
In the police court this morning
Hazel Lewis smiled gayly and chatted
until Bailiff William Moore called her
10 order. She gave her testimony un-
raIteringly,. then after the hearing
sfoke down and protested that she
would retain the best lawyer she could
mad and aid McCune in finding bonds
fuen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
ROBBERS SWEETHEART
WIRES FOR ASSISTANCE
Girl Who Came With Albert
Miner, Reno Thief, Wants
to Go Home
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO New, March 31-Following
the arrest of her lover, Albert L. Miner,
in San Francisco for the robbery of
Wells-Fargo & Co. here and the post
office at Sparks, Miss Mabel Hamilton
who was to have been his wife within
the week, this evening telegraphed to
her mother, Mrs. Irene Cooley. in Reno.
asking for funds to bring her home
again Not caring to cling to her fiance
through the scenes of a public trial.
and stunning the notoriety of the
courts. she has decided to return to her
mother Miner was well known In
Reno, where he worked for the South
ern Pacific as baggageman for over
year. He was also employed by that
company In Sparks and while in its
employ was arrested for forging names
TO pay checks which he was supposed
to have stolen, but he was acquitted
from lack of evidence. When the pouch
of the Wells Fargo company was bold
~ snatched from the colnpany,s
wagon on the streets of Reno about a
month ago and about $4,000 and some
jewelry was secured. Miner was sus-
pected. He remained here, however.
and about ten days ago, just before
leaving for San Francisco. announced
his engagement to pretty Mabel Ham
ilton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
FRASIER BELIEVED
TO BE A BIGAMIST
Career of Ex-SOIdier Who De-
serted Wife and Child Is
Being Investigated
Lived in Berkeley With Another
Woman, Who Called Him
Husband

OAKLAND March 3l.-R. A. Frasier,
8 veteran OF the Spanish American
war, who was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Keefe on a charge Of fall
ure 10 provide for his wife and minor
child. is now suspected Of bigamy and
an investigation is being made by the
police into his life since he was re-
ported missing more than year ago.
Police Judge Smith was notified TO-DAY
OF the serious charge made by the
young wife. Mrs. Louisa Frasier. Of
SIC Merchant street. and Immediately
ordered that Frasier's ball be raised to
$500 cash. Frasier is in the city jail.
Frssier was married to the woman
who makes the charge against him
nearly two years ago, and she says he
deserted her a year later. leaving her
with child TO care for. She supposed
he had left the state or had met with
sn accident and the police We're noti-
fed. a few days ago she heard that
he was working in Berkeley. She
made an appointment with him and
then had him arrested on a warrant
issued last June.
In the investigation made by her at
torney il was learned that the prisoner
had been living with another woman
in Berkeley. who he said was his wife,
and that the couple had a small son.
The police were informed today Of the
alleged bigamous marriage, which. il
IS believed. was not performed I'm this
county.
It is said that a fruit stand the
couple had been conducting at Shat
tuck avenue and Dwight way in
Berkeley was owned by the alleged
second wife. and that she also owned
a cottage in Dwight way near Shat
tuck avenue, where until his arrest
Frasier had lived with her Since he
was taken into custody the fruit store
has been closed, and Mrs. Frasier, as
the Berkeley woman was known, has
left the city.
Frasier was a soldier in Company
OF the Fifth Infantry during the Span
ish war and after a years service in
the Philippines was stationed at the
Monterey barracks for a year
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
gIhe sew san Francl.co

The best way to tell your friends in
the east Of the progress that San Fran
since the disaster of 1906 is TO send
them a copy OF the April Sunset Mag
azine IL contains not only thirty two
fun page engravings from photographs
Of the city. taken especially for this
purpose. but pan srama picture four
feet long. showing the big buildings in
the center of the city today Facts and
figures, stories and verses. go 10 make
up notable number. The busy phoe-
nix-San Francisco,s phoenix seal of
1s5e-gives an Official stamp of reality
70 the April Sunset Magazine. The bird
rising from the flames tells OF the citys
renaissance and two hundred or more
pages OF pictures and text back up its
demonstration. IL is just the magazine
10 send away to tell convincingly OF the
progress OF the city since the disaster
Of 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
ODELL MEETS DEFEAT
IN NEW YORK PRIMARIES
Result Is Regarded as a Decided
Setback for Governor
Hughes Boom
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. March 31-Benjamin
3. Odell Jr.'s desperate effort to re-
habilitate himself as republican leader
terminated fruitlessly today The re-
suits in this county of the primary
contests for control Of state delegations
remain unchanged.
Parsons leaders in the pivotal dis
tricts where odell made his fights re-
tain their leadership. The reprisals Of
Parsons on OdeH leaders in the seventh
thirteenth and twenty eighth districts
failed TO dislodge any OF the Odell men.
The result is taken as a decisive set
back for the Hughes boom
Herbert Parsons was the happiest
man in town as he received the re-
turns at the republican county head
quarters in the Metropolitan building
last night As soon as the results
were definitely established he tele-
phoned TO President Roosevelt and re-
ceived the latters congratulations in
return. So far as is known Parsons
neglected to telephone to Governor
Hughes.
The chief interest in the democratic
primaries centered in the effort made
10 defeat Patrick H McCarren, the
democratic boss Of Kings county in
Brooklyn the efforts Of The
ton TO defeat McCarren's delegates
failed. McCarren won ers
whore there was a contest Borough
President coler charged that whole
sale fraud was prscticed by McCarren
guerrillas- He declared that he would
contest in the state convention every
delegation elected by fraud
Growing out of bitter rivalry be-
tween James Kane, McCarren leader
snd James Dunn, Hearst leader in the
third assembly district in Brooklyn.
John O'Brien, a Dunn partisan, was
shot and perhaps mortaliy wounded
when drinking with friends in a sa-
loon in Hicks street at 6 O'Clock this
evening.
Thomas Slsttery. one of Kane's fol-
lowers, is locked up in the Amity street
police station. accused of doing the
shooting. O'Brien is in the Long ISL
snd college hospital with bullet hole
half an inch from the heart. The sur
geons say he has slight chance OF re-
covery.
To has friends the wounded man is
Darby OBrien, and policemen say he
is known to them as a member of the
Brooklyn Monk Eastman gang.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
RFSENTS CRITICISM
OF DEFICIT HABIT

OAKLAND. March 31.-Chairman
John Mitchell of the board of super
visors is grieved at criticism directed
at the board for it's .incurable habit
Of incurring deficits which cannot be
paid, while similar shortcomings in the
city government, he says, are passed
over without comment.
Everybody has deficits" said Mitch
ell today. but why does the city gov
ernment and about every other county
government in the state escape with
out being knocked as we are knocked.
I think il is pretty hard on the board"
Then the chief exponent of the pof-
icy OF saddling $500. 900 bouleyards and
$2s0,000 county jails on the tax payers
without giving them an opportunity to
be heard on the matter proceeded to
explain that the present policy of the
district attorney in insisting on the
strict observance of the law was what
had tangled the board.
Brown has taken a different stand
regarding deficits and the paying of
claims than former district attorneys"
said Mitchell, and his stand has re-
suited in the troubles we are experience
ing. / want to have a conference with
Brown and see if we can't find way
out
The policy of District Attorney
Brown in refusing TO allow the
Juggling of funds has nonplused the
finance committee of the board COM
pletely and in the Is months of Browns
administration they have not been able
TO adjust themselves. They complain
that he is different from others, but
he has only insisted that the law be
strictly obeyed. They incurred de-
felt of about $4,000 in 1906 and 1907
and are admittedly facing another of
at least $4,000 for the end of the
present fiscal year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
Personal Mention

]. S. Cogan of GoldieId is at the
Dale.
John j. BOYLE of New York is guest
at the Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keilus have re-
turned from the east.
James g. Hill of Brookville, Pa, is
a guest at the Fairmont
Francis Fitch. promoter of New
York, is at the st. Francis.
T. F. Phillips. manufacturer of
Dubuque, is at the st. Francis
d. J. Simons OF Los Gatos is among
the new arrivals at the Stewart.
D. Sullivan of Chico and j. E. Ellis
of Reno are registered at the Royal.
Morris Brooke, real estate man of
Sacramento, is staying at the Stewart.
Fred Leadbetter, paper manufac-
turer of Portland, is at the Fairmont.
DIR. D.. Guest and Mrs. Guest of
Washington, ID. c., are at the Nord-
hon
c. d. Todhunter of Napa and A. NJ.
Mendenhali of Upper Lake are at the
Audubon.
Rufus P. Spaulding, a real estate
man of Los Angeles, is staying at the
Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rumsey and
Charles Cary Rumsey of Buffalo are
guests at the st. Francis.
Among arrivals at the Colonial yes
terday were S. ]. Becton of this city
and Mrs. A. e. Pryer of stockton.
Among arrivals at the Hamlin are
II. e. Meyer of Austin, New. and j.
Goldsmith and wife of Columbus o.
J. z. Grant and Mrs Grant of Napa,
G. D. Hampton of Ventura and +. Z.
Melville of New York are at the Vic
toria.
A. 3. Morgan of Vancouver. B. c..
and S. M. Clement and Mrs. Clement of
Philadelphia registered at the Jeffer-
son yesterday.
Charles S. Goddard. the president of
the American druggists syndicate, ac-
companied by his wife, has apart
ments at the st. Francis. registering
from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
UNITARlANS IN
ANNUAL SESSION

ALAMEDA. March 31.-The twenty
third session of the Unitarian confer
ence of the Pacific coast was opened in
the Unitarian church tonight and viii
close Thursday night. The opening ad-
dress was maderby William III. Payson
of Berkeley. president of the confer
ence, who was followed in an address
by Rev. A. P. Record of Springfield,
Mass, on "Unitarianism: Retrospect
and Prospect" The actual work OF the
conference will begin tomorrow and
the following will be the order of busi-
ness:
MORNING
The work of the Pacific coast churches.
o'clock-Reports OF the churches. Discus
sion of church activities. led by Rev. William
Day Simonds, First Unitarian church. oakland.
Cal. sHow 10 Increase Church Attendance"
Unitarian church OF Palo Alto, Cal. Church
Finances" Devotional service led BY Rev.
John HowlaDd Lathrop, First Unitarian church,
Berkeley, Cal.
The work of the Pacific coast alliances.
o'cloek-Reports of the alliances to the
whole conference
sSo ocIock-Tvo meetings Alliance work
Alliance to the Church. Mrs. ". B. Seabury,
Berkeley, Cal; Some Suggestions to the Al
liances.' Mrs. Robert H. Collyer. San Fran
cisco; The Postof6ce Mission" Mrs B. +.
Hayward Cal. Minister'S confer
ence. Paper ssThe Unreality OF Death" Rev
Edward G. Spencer. Unitarian church. Wood
land, Cal. Discussion.
EVENING
s o'clock-Reception to the conference By the
Unitarian club of Alameda. Address by Colonel
which will be given out by the secretary OF
the conference.