The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

medical autso.'s :, 1he hnhanie plague is gainias ] a2'Aald here, and the population = ming thorough ily alarmed. F sss ew cases were
 con ducd .o ,as wat i.crt. but the tissa>e is >n'ea rs ;hroughout
 tae ONT. ae., ..s asa } af deaths is ] inereasiuS eass aay j. h~S heen.ioonti
 necessary ta e.. iha lo' ot LaGnay- IT, aud s.,ias q a.cl'la will be maintained in Ing nope ot checking
 the further sYgssa q the disease. ! Seattle, 5rsa l.--The drst of the test eases hfaerht ,o tyial under the charges O ;1.e.s#.. ssS 'u control the soa3 market ass .s>,ated in con sie ion. A. Z. EesslSou, who was ar- rested CT 8 charge of having entered
 into conspiracy to raise the price ot
 milk throughout tie city was iounc guilty end remarked for senteaee. l The prosecution mace an excelioi t case, end OF the strength ot this con- yIetion will pash all other charges
 that gre brcveht neder tlis lead. Come llsyillle, Pa. June The
 observation ear CT , iass tJsiu of the Royal Blue liue lsit tAo lraek near ;i,is place last night. and ~as kur eG
 over m GIT barkueut. The car MS
 gzll filled with passengers. and only
 the rigid coasa uction used ID these h5gh grade ears prevented terrible catastrophe. As it vas thirty reol Q
 0ere iriuleG. sone seriously, every o0e in the coach beiug h0diy brrisec and several sastaining trac tres.
 Lakawood. '. j., June l-Groeer Cleveland today lelt his h0us tae tie asst time since tas aegnaiug of Is illness two months ago, Ills lie has hung by thread several times. aa5 ne is still weak, but is gaining rapid '.
 Chicago, Jaae 1.-James \. P : n. the operator who has nauipala,- e3 the cofrer on Nay wAeat, Ass closed up his deals aad is reported L. lave made 3 clean psoa. ot tWa nil Lon dollars on tAe operation.
 Paris. Jars l.-Eord has just beea r esiyed that tie Re4 Star steansa p Yaterlard has been to,ally Wrscke.. ia the North Sea No particulars afe 9etaiaabie as Yet except that the aeei- dent occurred in i deDs@ iog.
 Seattle. June 2.-I,rme.se oro0ds gathered at P.sgs aal : 0. sae .A1..s- <. steamship G5apaay a-1 T Islas E of she Pacific oast $ oams!.ie Go. : paay to witness lhe Departure of tae' Victoria. Ohio and Senator for Nome today The accommodations on all | vessels were completely sold out. and 1t is estimated thai fully two thous md people are HOW on their way to Nsn.e. l. is reported lii; ths ice is well out and these vessels expect to lanG their passengers and freight safely by the D n.nta ot June. Tie Victoria k eam- manded by N. P. :. Porter Cap tain Thomas Riley has displaced Captain GcIighfly on the senator for tbe Nome ruu, William Triggs act ns as purser. Each Of the ships leaving today is loaded to tie safety limit aith height, large part of the cargo he ing heavy mining machinery. The CmatiiIa, Of the Pacific Coast Conia n. began loadng fer Nome yesterday a4j sill sail jyDe 4th.
 Los Angeles. Jane 2.-The Fesera Grand Jury whica has for s1ma time eeen receiving evidence. against the 59ethaln Pacific Raiiroal on a canrge of rebsfiRg, toda3 returned ehtee seyara indictments aeaiast taGt co, ,p9rat.on. charging them with >.oIatug the sherman Law hY giy-
 lebates. l. | expected that the .ss vi.l be bitterly contested OF both sides.
 .r,s,.;,,to. June 2.-L. P. Shack .q .o,4 ae ., ofney from Juneau A ..a. and Geo, .e Shea oI Nome 3il.
 .ge this city tom, 'i' 'Or o",e' .. raey ate among tie 'es".es eiset . to he National Republic eoN' e4''o' from the recent split con 'e1'ion IL and miil make 's hs 'o' .le recognition et their credeuf IL ; .ae national committee They At la. they arg confident that they ~ 1e seated.
 Washington. Jaae 1.-Covernot ". ! 3. Hoggalt of Alasaa, aceomp uned l. 8y his bride, will leave for Juneau ! today They will stop off in Indiana l tos I short visit ald .sili then pro.se ] #it ctiy tn tueir home in tbe Aertb. ] Seattle, June 2.-John Eouar. Demo i , a.Ea candidate Ter delegate 70 Con- : esa i,oia Aiss.a. 1iIi lcage Il s eitF laout June 5th. Tor ketchikan. where le .ill open bis campaign in earnest. S!r Roman Wiil outline his policy al -hat time snd vii then proceed to i;i lhe principal camps ard iosrs i'l he District pfom.siI2, to cspduct i. lively campaign from ons end of Aas- sa 10 the other.
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