The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-28
Chicago, March 23.--Arrangements,

Chicago, March 23.--Arrangements formulated in the Uni Led States by organizations having for their object the extermination of anarchy, having been completed for the sending of Sergeant of Police Wedding of this city on a trip to Europe, he started today. He will consult with promi- nent police officials in Europe and when the plans have been arranged. the war against anarchy will he be- gun.
 Washington, March 23.-Senator Daniel has introduced bill which provides for the appointment of Il commission that will be empowered to investigate and decide questions over which strikes are made. The con- mittee will have the power to adjust labor difficulties. The bill provides for the establishment of fund of one million dollars for the support of the commission.
 Reno, March 23.-A daring robbery was committed near here yesterday by three masked men. Paymaster Ed ward Hoffman had started for the Coalition mine at Rawhide to pay the men their monthly wages. He had in his possession forty-seven thousand dollars. The bandits secured the en- tire amount and made their escape.
 Valdez, March 23.-Steamers re- turning from the scene of the disaster to the Saratoga, which went aground on Bushby reef while on her way from this port to Ellamar, report that there is no hope of saving the vessel and that she will be total loss. The vessel struck the reef running at full speed. Her cargo was jettisoned in an effort to save her, but she was too badly damaged to be taken off.
 Seattle, March 23.-Amundsen, of Arctic fame, announces that it is his intention to start from Seattle in 1910, and from here go to Nome. It is his
 
 intention to again pass through the northwes- passage and make further observations of the action of magnetic phenomenon. He also states that he will not use the Gjoa again, but will take larger vessel.
 Seattle, March g. 3.-Invitations have been extended by the committee hay ing in charge the preparations for the reception of Admiral Evans fleet up- on its arrival here to the people of Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska and British Columbia to par ticipate in the celebration.
 Boston, March 23.-Friends of Will liam J. Bryan and men prominent in the ranks of the Democratic party, it is rumored have practically agreed 10 support ex-Governor Douglas of this state for the nomiuation to the candi- dacy of Vice-President.
 Tonopah, March 23.-The American contestant in the around-the-w world
 
 automobile race arrived here Satur- day. At the time of his arrival here the German contestant was in Chey- enne and the leader of the French machines was in Nebraska.
 Utica, Nebraska. March 24.-A trav- cling evangelist by the name of Frank Miller, was attacked today by q crowd of angry husbands and sustained in- juries from which it is believed by the physicians attending him he may not recover. Miller, in the course of sensational lecture delivered to the public, made bitter attack against the actions of society women of the town. His remarks were coarse and reflected upon the character of the women. The evangelist had started for the train with the intention of leaving town. but was waylaid and at tackled by a crowd of men. husbands of the women referred to, and beaten unmercifully His condition is report ed as very serious.
 Washington, March 2i. i.-Governor HOggatt was before the committee on territories today which had under consideration the laws effectiDg and concerning the liquor traffic in Alas ka. MT. Hoggait explained that the laws were designed to confine the sale of liquor to settled towns and to pre- vent the establishment of migratory saloons. He stated that plans had been laid hy individuals who were in the saloon business 10 follow up con- structon gangs employed by the com panies building railroads in Alaska, for the purpose of establishing saloons in proximity to the camps.
 San Francisco. March 24.-The threatened trouble between the Alas ka Packers Association and the fst- ermen in their employ, has been sei- tied and the men will be sent north in