The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-31
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 Hot Springs, Wash., Oct. 28.-The
 stiff body of Fred Kloeber, one of the
 huntsmen lost in the woods over a
 week ago, was found by bloodhounds
 yesterday in the mountains. Klober sae well and favorably known in this tseatinn, and parts of Alaska, being a Ibrother sof Dr. Klober, head of this popular resort and was clerk at the khotel. Much regret is expressed over ithe unfortaEste death of Klober and
 his companion, Kumle, whose dead
 body was brought In by a posse ol
 searchers last Monday.
 Mount verhon, Wash, Oct. 2s.-
 The posses out seeking the kidnap- pers of E. English, the rich timber
 man, have as yet found no traces, hnl l intend making all effort to locate them.
 1 San Francisco, Oct. 28.-A tran script of the testif1iony taken in the aase brought by the captain of tn. Star Of Bengal agaihst the masters oi the tugs Kyak and Hattie Gage have
 besn forwarded to Alaska, and tht
 hearing will be continued before northern commissioners. Inspecto.
 I3olles is quoted as saying that com
 mon sense should have told the mas ters of the tugs that to leave the Ben- gal would but mean disastrous wreck. The case. .has melted consider able interest even in this city and tht inspectors ale using every endeavoi ib secure every particle of evidenc. pertaining to the disaster.
 Troy, N. Y.,-Oct. 8.-Candioatt
 Taft is touring the Hudson River owns, using his utmost endeavors t, win over the voters of New York. He says the Republicans are as much opposed to monopoly as the Demo- crats, And believes in stamping out this evil, but to do so without destroy ing the industry of the country by low eripg the tariffs. Candidate Bryan is also in New York campaigning with the mightiest force at his command. which means that something is doing. Both candidates are making the fight pi tlsesr lives for victory, and the Aatt ssi1i only be captured after hslB4sssstr rSs,hs in tha -history ni tha- sfx s--sasss -.sssas-s NoTE1k is probsbIs chat New YossF sssss the psvotat one in the ssastse for supremacy. 1t was not the iotepfion of Mir TxN to take the stump at aIi, but waes probably urgsdI and forced into it u4ipg 10 the upset- tlsJ conditiou4ia, the Empire stste, tho elecrorsk SaAe Of whtcs is the largest of aa There 'seepsno doubt but that tia race is going to be close ouc.
 {. WASHINGTON, D. C., October 30. Ut is now admitted, and there is no denying the fact that, a month ago the Republican National Committee was scared. Tonight another feeling in the trend of the voting is announc- ed, and it is confidently looked for a drItt toward the Republicans. This statement is made with a feeling of assurance that the vigorous part in national politics taken by the Presi- dent has inJected new strength in the ranks of the party. A preliminary, or ''straw" vote gives Taft the vic iory. - IT % i@t WASHINGTON, D. C., October 29. -President Roosevelt made public today 9 letter recei, ed by him from Samuel Connolly, secretary of the Arbitrat ion B0ard New York Build- ling Trades. a powerful organization. Mr. Dnnnolly uphoIds the president in backing Taft, and declared that Tat is not an enemy to laboring class s There are ru indications of a spun taneous movement against Taft, aud
 it is now clai,n-d that there are none hut salaried labor workers out against him. .a.'-.. 4,
 NEW YORK, October 20.-In rous- ipg speeches made last night by prom .inept Republicans the mentioning Of the DAmes Of Taft and Hughes created a prolonged cheer lasting nineteen minutes. Taft is vigorously defend ing his policies with regard to issuirg injunctions in secondary boycott cases, sayi in the most impressive mnpne' that the hest labor unions re recognize the act of boycotting as tyrannlcal, false and ineffective.
 NEW YORK, October 9. -In one of ssthe hottest ''known campaigning contests for the state, the betting has
 now simmered d0wn'.t 3 to l., on Taft. Wall street. brokers are active and much money is passing through their hands..s.; ;;.r,i >. ie fl
 SEATTLE, ioctoher 3e. shorty"
 Davis, recently Of Nome, it is said ahout town, drew a gun on q stranger l as,.I...a a..xx a. i, .,,,