The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-03
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Victoria, March 26-Lord North cliffe has announced his intention of visiting Alaska this summer.
 Washington, March 26-Judge Gun nison has arrived here. but too late to get a hearing for his own nomination to the ludgeship. He will go to Bing- hamton, N. Y. for brief visit with l former friends and then return to his home in Juneau.
 Washington. March 26-The name of c. H. Murane has been sent to the senate by President Taft, as his ap- pointee for United States attorney for the Fourth Division.
 c. H. Murane of Nome stood with the Shackleford delegates at Ketchikan and acted as chairman of the regular republican convention after thebot.
 pittsburg, March 26--Sixteen detec- tives are guarding the kidnappers of the Whitla boy, who are being brought here for incarceration in the county Jail.
 Feeling against these criminals is running high and talk of lynching is heard on every hand.
 Three prisoners have been taken and identified by the boy The father ad- mts having paid ten thousand dollars for his sons release.
 Seattle March 26,-Contractor Heany arrived here last night on the Ohio. He will immediately hire four thous- and men and purchase twentynve thousand tons of supplies for the Cop per River Railway. Both men and supplies will be sent north as fast as they can be assembled.
 The recent overflow Of the Miles l glacier has destroyed the track and road bed to such an extent that every available man will be rushed north to repair it as soon as possible.
 Washington, March 26-Consterna- tion was created in the T. k. Lyons camp today when Geo. Nowell of Bos- ton filed perjury against that gentle man causing him to withdraw his name from the contest for Judgeship of this district.
 The charges were made against MT. Lyons in connection with some legal proceedings in Alaska in which he acted as council against Howell in some mining litigation, and the affi- davits filed today are believed 10 be the outgrowth of that case.
 Mr Lyons and his friends ridicule the charges, and his name has been withdrawn pending an investigation by attorney General Shackleford. i N well has left for New York. i Seattle March 26-A. Anderson, as- ] signee of the G. E. Brown estate, has brought suit before the superior court for an accounting of the sale of the coal claims in the Chickaloon Valley located by Isaac 9ainter, who was grubstaked in 1903 for six hundred dollars by G. E. Brown then at Val deg.
 l It is claimed that the property was sold for twenty thousand dollars when it was easily worth forty thousand.
 Kansas City, March 26-Frank Gotch, maintained his title as champion wrestler of the world last night by throwing Derouen in two straight falls. The contest lasted less than one hour actual time and was an easy victory for the big Iowan.
 Washington. March 27-The last vestage of the Roosevelt rule disap- peared from Washington today when President Taft ordered all marines stationed here to return to their war ships.
 Vancouver, March 27-The tug Sea \ Bird was wrecked last week off Ketch- ikan and was completely demolished. The crew escaped and arrived at Prince Rupert yesterday.
 No information can be obtained in Ketchikan regarding the above boat and it is presumed to be Canadian vessel which went to the bad in Dixons entrance.
 Pitsburo March 27-James Boyle.