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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08

psrdidas de McAller llegaran 4 $1,000,
tnmbicn sin perdida de vidas.
Todas las seccionos del ynlle Sc Vie
ron azotndas p0r Ia tornenta, sufrien
do D6rdIdas eli In prGpiedud ELI las
coSechas, Il SO calculan en- muchos mi
les dG d0iurs. Todo cl dla cstuvo ca
yendo lluv!as 4 torrentcS. siendo i'm
possible poder d!stinguir 4 mas de 80
pies. La Tente se VIC poseida de
gran pdnieo Y muchos buscaron refu-
gio en- Fl gran hotel de IL compniiia
icrrocarrllere. F.ntrc los veraneau-
ties Sc encuentran gran nnmero de
homhres pTominentcs de Chicago V St,
Louis.
Los vernneantes dc Taypon Beach,
ii extreme inferior del Padre Island,
Sc "ieron nbiigados nhandonar Ia
casa club 4 causa del aItura del aqua
y Drscaron refugio cu In estacl0n dc
cuarentena. No hubo ninguna per-
dida de Vida y todOs pudIeron ser tras
ladados de Ia Isia 4 Point Isabel
La cstaCion saliva yidas en- Brazos Is
land Sc VIC casi inundada de aqua. FL
Captain Wallace Reed, de In tropa de
saliva yidas SO vlo clevado ounce pies
en- el nire sobre el yestfbulo de in es-
tac!0n ) cay6 al aqua, pero pudo n
sirae Il una pcqueha iabla en- que Sc
snly0. ..
iiariingen. & veintc y sells mIlias de
Brownsville 81 convirtIo ell una com
pleta ruinn debido nj v!onto Il las
lluvias. Dur6 aiii In tormenta va
rias horas y echo nhnIo muchos cdl-
ficios, reCiGn construidQs muchas
casas comerciuics. Toda In region
Ocstc del fnrracarrii queil6 coHyeTti-
du en- nnn EahAnn dc nEMn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Explosiones de
Bombas en- Chicago

La Ultima homba do dinamlja que
cNplot0 eli Chicago 81 dia e del pasa-
do. hacc el Ddmero 81.
La destruction del edificio Title and
Trust, de Chicago. fuS uno Sle los de-
aastrca de in explosion. Este ciifi-
clio qued0 compictamente On ruiaas.
los eaificlo5 contiguos sufrieron a.
ycrfas de consideration. Las p6rdi-
das materiaIes ascTGndenn $500, 900.
In explosion tuvo Iugar ins iI:2o
de In noche. cuaudo las Gales estaban
hastantes concurridas. recibienaa los
transGnntea una iluvin do vldries ro-
tos. Go cree yfue SO nsaron cunntlo
menos yainte libras de explosives.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Ell IAN INVADE a PERSIA.

Alsunos peFi0dicos Dc i-ondrcs han
fevantado gran protesta contra 10 que
clos llnmnn una intervention no att
tor!gaaa de ingiatcrra Rnsia en- los
negocios de Persia.
Use ha llanado atencjon especial
hacla ei intento dc los Representatives.
Rusoa & fnglcses do impedir que los
fpnuiitueionalistEs mnfchon contra re-
herAn, el enTio .le fuerzns rusaa q
territori0 per8a.
La ultimos despRclaF de Tcharan
nnnueinn auc existn alit nu estado
de suma tension y cxoitacI6n. Estau
dcsemhhrcnndo tropas rusas cn Eure-
iy. Sc dico quo Lac fuerzns consiS--
ten en- 5000 infan;cs SEQ cosarns.
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,DEMANDA DE DIYnRcIo.
Anastaslo Jsnenez contra 2nragoza
Jimtnez.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Habl0 con Hartman

Don joaquin y. Casasus, ex- i3mhala-
dor de Mexico an EsJndus UnidCs. y
que uene inter%.cY on los Ferruca-
rifles Herman. en- Mexico pas6 el
dia . pof Gan A,tonio, en- su yakre-
20 del ylajc que hiRo nj Nortc, en- don
da tuvo una conferences con 81 Rey
dc los fcrrocarriies aHtea que este 50
ombsrcRVa para Europa.
FL senior Casans salIo de In ClMdnd
In misma nochc del dla Ell su carru
privado del International and Great
Northern. acompnhado dc sns hijos.
Su confcreDcia con Hartman verso
EobTe ii trabajd legal en- coneSi0n
con Ia extension dc los intcrescs De
Hartman cn Mhxico.
FL sefior Casnsis y fnmilia se nlo36
cn al Hotel San Autonlo".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
rEAInLoREs NN EspAhA.


III dia primcyo 20 siuIieron en- Ali
Cnnte. Esrana, tres sacudiE..cntus de
terra, y las moticias rccIbida8 de u
tras pObjactouea ii. Ia provincial de- a.
iicantc, indiCan quo en- un gran m
nero de elias taubi6n Sc hicierUn seil
tir las perturbacioncs.
HnSta el momcnto no se sHbr QUE
hnTau ocnrridD pGrdidas de vitlaS su
ninguna de csas ciudade2, aanquc en
Diuchos casos yinieron al sueio las pa
redes de los Sdlf:cios.
I'm Torrerieja aigupos edifieios re.
sultaron areriados sacramento.
FL microbes por Ia nocbe 20 re-
pitiaron las perturbneiones sefsmicas
en- la region de Ribatcjo.
Bn Tdne1 se eZperimsnto n dia
primero En temblor que dur6 varioE
SegundoB Despues Ee levant6 una
ola que invadi6 Ia costa, aunque no
cause serins danes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
BATE RL REcoRD DEL AYuNo.

Mrs. Lillian D. ifoag, do Los Ange.
les, pnln ha batIdo el record del ayuho
ahsteniendoaa do todo niimento cta-
renta y iiuhvo dina. I3l record nntr-
rlof mha alto, fud Ell do Eta prlpci.
liza draye5 de Chicago, qhe nynn6 cna-
apnta y un dfaa. Mru.ffoag quebrnn
20 81 ayan0 Ia tagde dol dta 3, cuaado
6otht5 con iln hermano Buyo. un PEE
quofo eaftald Tan prolenEad0 4
ayBno ha pido iebidO a nnh onfHrme
dad quo Mrs. Hoas ha nreIdo outnrso,
abstenienaoeo de- todH clRao dc cont,
da,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
sllgrrRioao MoNsTRUo.

Ssgdn el Daily News, dc Landfes,
eli bareo a6reo que 80 Yi6 Volsndo eJ;
disilntes rartea do IngiatsTra en- Ma
30 iiitImo era All bareo de i20 plea dc
largo con fuersn do 800 cal,nlIos 1uc
fus snyontado y consirnido por ei Or.
M. II. Boyd. cl cuai pfirma que On aua
yueies eyperimbntalcB Crnz6 al Cgteai
do Ia Maucla Ia yslocidad dc trein-
tA y dos millas pur horg, cubrlendo
una dIatancin de noyonia millas.
~. inismo doctor afiFun que on o.
tra ocaai6n viaj0 35n mtiias, hacien-
do un a6lo descenso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Ell REYIsMo CANA TEnRENo.

.sEl Reyismo esta ganando terreno
eontinuamcntc en- Guadalajara y CEN
tenares de hombres J muieres dc to-
das ciuSes lleyan los emblcmns rojos
sue los proclamau partidarlos del Co
ahrnadur dc Nuevo Leon. I'll nltI-
no proyecto dc los Reyistas dc Gun-
dalajara Cs comprar III casa de dicha
eludud en- one nuci6 cl General Don
itfYnardo Reyes. en Ia ca!le de u. be
tito Juarcz No. Is, y miontras ac ha-
e4 In collection del dincro para dichn
.cpgapra, cn ella "a rondra una iuscrip
1I6n aprupiGGa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
suiclDlo CON uN NARcorIco.

III dia 30 dc Janio las can.
tro do Ia mahana Sara Viiiegas. ale
Monterrey, no puGicndo conc!lIar ii
sueiio. decidid touar un narcoticn,y y
ain provision alguna tom6 nn pomo
que noatenia eeneno y apur6 TN snr-
ho pH dlcho t6xic0. pnro como en- cl
act0 sn tltera cuenta Ito sH error. "a
Sib6 inmcdintsmente Ia autorIddd,
qdisn In enrio al doctor Pedro Martt
neI, quo con toda activIdad hizo un
lavs6n do est6mago ,iogrnndo satya,ia.
In engenenpda Iue rcmiti.la nj hospi-
tnl. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
MExIcANo AsRslNApo

Cnmunica nuestro cprreapoHsaI 81
Alexandria, Cheneyvllie, La. que st
dia 10 dc JUNO iltimo. Ansataaie pei
gado mat0 Ode una puIalada Il Crca-
tcncio Hernandez. Anastagia fun ar
restado. I4as parientcs del difunto
pncden dirlgirse para mas pormeno--
res a Pedro Casares. cn Aiexandris.
La.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
NuEYOS TRATAnOs.

Sc han entablado uegociacioncs pm
ra cclebrar tratados eomercIalcs en-
tire Espaha y Ia Argentina y ei e.
ruguay.
Laa bases del Coavenio seran procu-
rar faciiitlades para la importation
dc Sinos y azdcar espaiioles. Sc cc.
lebTardn semeJantcs tratndvs con q!
{Irasil
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
TERRuLn uURAcAN,

En rnxtln. chihuahua. Mexico, ca
80 ei domingo dia 81 una formidable
toTHanta acompa1aaa do M terrible
ylento ey bastantc caTfada do oieCtrl-
dhd, oeasionando entire otroa pcriul-
clos, ei dcfrumbo do Yarlas easas :
una 'nundaci0n que snsnendi0 por com
pleto 81 trdfico = aiBrn6 muehfsimo
al YeoindaTio,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
EN Ell EcrAnon.

TEMJLTOS EE Ell ECUADOR.
I'm Guaynqull, Ecuador. una gran
muchedHmhTe atGc0 In manaua dJi
din en las cRiIcs TN grupo de
rtrsoras eHtreEadns n 'IIIi3 s5eirS.1teisss
rsligiosa. resuitando diaE y sells inter
ties. y treInta heridos.
CnaHdo In muchedumbTe SO rcunio
para In celebration. las antorldndcs.
tomiendo disturblos, ilamaron toda
1t roi!cia y las t:opas de Ia ciu.
dad para aviIarlo. Muchos de los
soldados, al llegar al teatro dc los
aucesos. Sc unieron 4 In muchedumbre.
La lucha dur6 HIGuuos minutes. = an-
tcs de que Ia poiicin y los soldados
CUE 10 habfan dcsertado. rudieran
lOminar los revoitosos. ~ Gambia
ron crntcnares de tIros .quCdando muer
t0S muchos haulbreS mUjeres OtrCI
GIuChos heridos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
IEEE pn roLtcIA AsEsENAno

ffh tRusado inuchu Impression Ia
muorte del sefor Ios6 Maria Ruaun.
Jefe de IN policfa cn Guadalupe y Cal
70. chihuahua. quIon fue cobardcmen-
&c asestnado por un indiyIduo del me
bio liamado Ttburcio Corral, aic SO
cncuoniTa ya preso en- In CdrCcl,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08

ceMPHg I'd. la CRUZ ELgcTnIcA
Exeeleate para curar 81 renmstlsmo
otras cnfermedndos. Vale s1.no. pi.
daso Pablo Cruz. Station A. 2e5 s.
San Antonio. 6ica do mayo do mil no
Laredo St, San Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
CUANTIoso Rono DE ALrIAJAs

Sc hn dado ayiso In pplicfa dc =
Cousnh. Yard. de uuc cu mn rast.:u-
rant de Ia Callc Regent. dc !.0ndTcs,
10 robaron aihajus por Yalor ,lc ....
100000 a. un viajeIo dc nombrc Gold
smith. de Paris. Las }oyas que cs-
tnban en una VaiiIa consisttan en-
diez cOllares dc perlas g.: varias per
las y tliamantcs sueltos. Sc pcrdic-
ron de los haiios del cstablecimicnto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
LOS NEGRos Qa'E rERTURBAN IN
los f,ARHGg

t@tlS tRIIIAtJsa
Los es4.audnl0a de laa ueErus Ell los
cRrros dc San Antouia c2tan nslimieh-
do una coudci6u hastRntc seria, CO.
MO 10 prneba al jiisoi0 del negro VIII
0'Dcll ante a JacE buckley, Guc 10
couden0 5000.
En- un dlECursu apasionado que CON
movie 4 IA Cortc, III abogado negro
l.. w Greeneiy sos.uvo quo contra sll
,rsza SO hacIan mGy growernH tlIstincio-
Hea en- esia cIuiad, hasta ci punto tis
que nj negro SO 10 pIcEun todos los
derachoa legales. y hasta ei punto de
quo los yiajeroa de Ioa carFes sc
cream teuer derecho eehar il un pa
saajero negro del caro- ser recon-
peneado por clio.
FL Juez Buckley di6 saiida estas
eSprsAinnes, demoatrando que contra
al ciudadano negro no SO haca ningu.
EA tilHtinci0n, gFosera, pefp micntrHs
ios neRros continiien deaobedccionde
las jsyes, tendran quo ser tFatadoa con
seSeridad. La razon do que bRya me
nos Grimenes de ntgros es Aahldo ai
Sorto nfimGro de sstos en- IL ciudad.
Ei negro O'Deii 40 81 guinte sia los
que han tenido qln cpmpafacef auto In
corta en- rueatl6n dc nnna cpR.ntua
6faS per promover escAndaloa en los
tranYfaE,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Habla el eX-Dictador

CIpriano Castro. gi anterior rrest-
deute de Venezuela. dio cu SanGan--
der, f.spaiIa. cl dia de Julio. la 81
snirntn declarlGl6n escrita: El aHur,
eio rldiculo dc mi desaPsFIcg0n infu-
dablemen,e ha oFigiaadu an Es;ados
Unidos.
All Gohierno Americana para Jus.
tificar s,I conduCta y Is lnflucECla que
esta eicrciendo aobfo mi pais. iratu
con lnSistenoIa dc vnsendrar In Green
ella de que yo cStoy urganizandu una
rebellion. FL envi0 de otros harcoa
de guerra nglaa VeneEolanas. Tul-
9is pruyoquc una aCtltud digniflcada
de parte del CongTeso de Venezuela.
Ei Gotieruo Americana csta prcpa-
randose a euganar al mund0 ron Otro
prpyccto iHfalue, con cuyo pretcHto ru
dc reaIiznr Sn pfop6sito, hahieud0 fra
Casad0 el primrTo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
El 4 de Julio

La ciudad de San Antonio ha DE-
lebrado el dfa de In independents
Nacionnl como nunca jamGs In hahIa
celebrado nntes.
Las demostraciones pntri6ticas 1le@
Saron o su colmO contribuyerong d
lucir las fieBtas los cuerpos de polI.
cia y del ejercito quiencs sa ahis.
ron los vetcranos.
Dnran'c toGo el dia del Lunes, dia
., no sc ccs0 dc hacsr ruido con Gil-
Aorss. ese0petas, cohctea cliasquidos
dc nllos y it0renes.
El nnDIGro prih%ipal dc Ia fiesta fuG
Ia parata. I'll nGcleo pr5pIo de ,ia
fiesta cstuYo Ell las fuentes de San
Pedro, en- donde no ces6 Ia fiesta 81
nc .hasta Ia conclusion del bale dado
en In noche en- el pabell0n del Par4
que por Luther B. Hare.
Por Ia mniiana SC dio un complete
progrania de iuegos atleticos. Por Id
tarde loa ejercicios patrloticos Sc a.
brieron las tres. IIub1 mnsicas,un
brlllante discurso por Ira Kirchewiii
y Ia lcctura del Alta de undergraduates
de In Nacion.
Practicamonte Sc suspendleron to-
dos los trabajOs y negocios, como dfa
dc fiesta.
LuS oIiclilaS tie In Cl0uau eStuyterOu
corradas por In iardc muchos esta-
blecimicntos guardaron media fiesta.
LEON LING ASESINADO.
Todayfa no puede decir In polIcfa
81 el cadaver del chino que Sc encon-
tro el din 10 Ell el RIO Hudson es @
no ei del ascsino de Elsie Sigel.
FL CGronel Mcdonald y el CAPTAIN
dc policfn Green que cs cl dc Leon
Ling. pero otrOs Green 10 contrario.
FL cadavtr sc parecc mucho nj de
Ling.
III dcscubrim!ento tie este cadaver
parece roDustecer In teoria de quo
Sngi y Long estnn Complicados en- eli
nhuntO. PulIcse ser que Leon htl-
biera irSciado Il IN lovcn secretos por
cuya TRACTION tnro que pagar con za
vida, i manos de los otrOs. sDfa
mnchacha fu6 tCstigo del criincR. Sc
le inat0 pnra que no 10 denHaciara.
LA nutoPsin del chino dcmostrG que ei
.cncrpo hab!a pcTmancrido una seIna-
-tia en- el aqua que muri0 por es-
rrnnguacihm.
Edward Ihrus. un reporter que CO.
.aocl6 III chino, identified ci cadhver
Como al de Leon Ling.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Reloj Bueno y Barato!!

On heImoso reloj, para caballero; la Gala en-
CnapAdn en- orc RarantiZada por cinco q.
nos; maqulna americana de clase regular.
, Shtos relojes SO yenden en- otras parties por
aioz pcsos. Dlrilanse sus petldos q Pablo
Cruz, Station a, 2o5 S. Laredo Street, San
,Antonio Texas
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
NEW VESSEL
 IS PLANNED

Plans for a new passenger and freight steamer for the Alaska Steam sip company to cost $5OO.OOO are be- ing prepared by marine architect from the New York office of the com pany. He will be engaged In the preparation of plans and specification for another month. Probably some time this fall the contract for the ves- sells construction will be awarded.
 This will be the first of two of pos sibly three new vessels for the flask Steamship company to be constructed within the next few years. They will replace the Saratoga. the Ohio and the Pennsylvania. The vessel now being designed will be of steel and modern throughout. She will be about 350 feet long and will have a speed of at least l6 knots. She will have ac- commodations for about 24O cabin and 400 steerage passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
PAY FOUND ON
 GOLDSTREAM

FAIRBANKS.-Pans running from s1.5O to $2.5O were found yesterday b Gualley X Ness. Laymen on No 10 upper third tier, left limit of Gold stream. The strike was the result of development work carried on at a much higher elevation on the hill, side than had been attempted before. A mild stampede for lays on the ground adjacent to l5 is now under way.
 The pay on Gold stream has been fairly we'll located on the second and third tier, left limit, but at No. b, a reef is developing as the work prog resses on bedrock, and 1t is thought that there is a deep channel behind It In front of the reef, the channel is about 100 feet deep, while on the reef it is from 40 to 60 feet in depth. It is not known how far along the stream this reef runs but the new channel looks as if it might connect with the rich pay on engineer creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
MIMIC BATTLE
 |S DESCRIBED

The war game held in August. in which some l4.OOO militia, divided into an invading and a defensive ar my, battled in mimic warfare for the possession of Boston is discussed with two full pages of illustrations in the October Popular Mechanics. The in yading force, known as the Red Army was composed of militiamen from New York, New Jersey, and the Dis trict of Columbia, while the defens- i've force known as the Blue Army. was mainly composed Of Massachu- setts militia.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
TRY SUICIDE;
 THEN MARRIED

NEW YoRR.-Frank Williamson and Florence L. Wood of Brooklyn, were married today In a Brooklyn hospital, where they are recovering from bullet wounds inflicted in a suicide pact last Wednesday night
 Their nearly successful attempt at death bfoughtsthe young couple to their senses, and at the same time won the consent of the girls parents to their marriage.
 Both Mr. and Mrs. Williamson are blind in one eye as result of the shooting. Baltimore Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
tBy United Press,

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 22-Presldent Taft was given great welcome on his arrival in Denver at o'clock yes. terday afternoon. Last night he spoke here before very large crowd. He spoke on the corporation tax bill which was passed by the last con gress at the Presidents suggestion which levies a 9 per cent tax upon the earnings of all corporations. He
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

Hundreds of men are rushing from Fairbanks to the new discovery on the Iditarod, tributary of the In- noko. Advices within the last week say that five steamer loads have left that camp and that people are also rushing to the new diggings from Nome. Arrivals on the Umatilla, which reached port yesterday, say that the new diggings in the Innoko
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
HONORS
 DEAD GOVERNOR
(sy United Press,

ST. PAUL, Minn. Sept. 22-The fun eral of Gov. John A. Johnson win be held today and the burial will be to- morrow. The body will lie in state at the capitol building. s9
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
TAFT PRAISES OWN BILL; l. ...
 TALKS WITH BAL[|NGER.

said 1t was a good measure and that 1t would greatly increase the revenue Of the government.
 Taft met Secretary BallInger In Denver and they had long consuIts- tlon. Taft will defer his promised address upon conservation until lat CT date.
 The presidential party VIII visit diff ferent towns in Colorado today and ar rive in Salt Lake City Friday after noon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
COMET |S SEEN
 BY NAKED EYE

CHICAGO. Sept, i7-For the first time in seventy-four years. Haliey's comet has been observed with the naked eye. The observation was made by Prof. S. w. Burnham Of the Yerkes observatory, at Lake Geneva on "Wednesday and Thursday nights. Two photographs were secured.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

Mrs. Willard Hillery went to White horse today to spend about a week visiting with her parents.
 The woman's Guild of s. Saviour's church will meet at the residence of Mrs. Tad Hillery at 2:3O o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
STAMPEDE ID TIE |NNOk|0

were reported early. this spring, but that few paid attention to 1t on ae' count of the fact that the discover CTS were not profuse in telling about 1t r
 Otter creek is the scene of the new excitement. and the fact that the ground Is shallow and the pay deep has excited all the old timers in the northern country.-seattle P. I.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
WANTS
 NO BANQUETs
(Ry United Press)

SIDNEY, N. S. Sept. 22-comman- der Peary announced last night that he did not care to be the guest of honor at any more banQuets until the scientific world had decided between he and Cook as to who was really the first to discover the north pole.
 Peary left this morning for Eagle Harbor and will reach New York Fri day.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
COMET CITY
 |S DESERTED

Thomas George. superintendent Of the mine at Gypsum and q we'll known mining engineer. arrived on the Rust Ter from Comet City. He says that this camp Is deserted and that sever al thousand dollars worth of machin- cry Is rusting away. A few years ago Comet City was hailed as tho coming camp of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
Terrific Storm Sweeps Gulf Coast Leaving Death and Ruin In Its Wake.

along the coast, in many instances the crews being drowned to man.
 A large section of the New Or leans water front is inundated owing to the high water caused by the storm.
 The wires are down and working badly and it is impossible to get ac' curate details.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
D|D DR. COOK
 SCALE PEAK?
(sy United Press.)

TACOMA. Sept. 22-Dr. Willis Eve. rett, scientist well versed on AL askan affairs has been asked by friends of Commander Peary to give his opinion as to whether pr. Cook really made the ascent of Mt. McKin' ley.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
(By United Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept 22-As the result of yesterdays hurricane along the Gulf of Mexico it is be lieved that about 300 persons were drowned and millions of dollars worth of property was damaged in Louis lana and Mississippi.
 Scores of small craft were wrecked
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
MAID ID WE'D Il
 ALASKA MAN
(By United Prsss.)

TACOMA. Sept. 22-Louise Glacker of Tacoma sails today on the Victoria for Nome where she will be married to Frank Goodwin, superintendent of the Alaska Road Commission.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

Miss Crystal Snow today received a postal card from Miss Emma Yule from Tokio. Japan. Miss Yule Is former principle of the Juneau school She Is now travelling in Japan.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
MURDERER Is
 ..'GIvEN LIFE

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Sept. 22-GeO Mathewson who killed Gus Lawless at Forty Mile in March, 1908, was con victed today of murder in the first degree. the jury fixing the penalty at life Imprisonment.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
PRINCESS ROYAL IN POET

The Princess Royal arrived in port at s o'clock this morning with IS pas sengers and 3O3 tons of freight. The Princess Royal will remain in port un- til : o'clock tomorrow evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

Rev. Thomas Jenkins returned on the Dolphin after s weeks visit in Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

The Dolphin sailed south at 2:So o'clock this morning with 2s passen- gers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22
HUNDREDS KILLED BY HURRICANE
CLARK GETS
 FREE FEEDS
(By United prsss.,

SEATTLE. Sept 22-Gov. Clark of Alaska dined today with the officials of the A.-Y.-P. and tomorrow he will be entertained by Capt. Jarvis. Sew eral other banquets have been plan ned for him.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-22

TACOMA. Sept. 22-The Tacoma Chamber of Commerce has invited Gov. Clark to dinner to be held in his honor tomorrow noon.