The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-10
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Concord, N. H. April 2-Georg @ Moses of this city has been named minister to Greece.
 Moclips, April ? The schooner Charles Falk was wrecked off North Beach last night. The crew were saved.
 Seattle, April 2-Peter Carnavair a miner from Alaska filed charges against three Seattle men for ileecing him out of two hundred dollars in a card game.
 Washington, April 2-President Taft today drew his first salary as presi dent of the United States. It amount ed to five thousand six hundred twenty-five dollars and one cent.
 Spokane, April 2-John Foss, boy of ten years of age. who entered the five mile Marathon race between the youngsters of this city, died last night from the effects of the strenuous pace. His heart was weak and he could not bear up under the long sustained effort.
 Tacoma April 2-John Purse, fifty years of age and an old resident cf this city attempted to kill his son yes t erday during quarrel. He was ar rested by the police and lodged in jail. During tte night he hanged himself with his suspenders and was found dead in his cell in the morning.
 Los Angeles, April 2-F. Lee, who embedded five thousand dollars from the crown bank at Saskatoon, Canada, was captured here last night.
 He will be held pending tue arrival of Canadian officials, who will return with him for trial.
 Washington April ? 2- President Taft sent tine name of Harry Sullivan to the senate today for marshal of the Third division of Alaska.
 Harry Sullivan is resident of Nome and has the support of Senator kannte Nelson of Minnesota and will doubtless secure the endorsement of the senate without very strong opposition.
 Washington, April 2-The senate has adopted resolution to confine business to the tariff question with the exception of a consideration of the census bill which was passed by the last congress and vetoed by President Roosevelt,
 Representative Thomas in discussing the tariff says that the price of labor has decreased thirty per cent instead of increasing nineteen per cent as claimed by the Bureau of Lahor
 Representative Austin says he shall vote against the coal reciprocity if he is the only republican who does. Pierce, Oklo., April 2-Crazy Snake, the leader of the Creek Indians. with small band of warriors is still elud- ing the troops. Many Indians have been captured but this willy redsk n succeeds in escaping uninjured.
 He and his followers are committing depredations and neither life nor pro- perty is safe as long as he is out. The entire state militia may be called out before the warefare is quelled.
 Chicago, April 3-Wheat overtop- ped highest point today second time iu twenty one years, reaches one dollar twenty and one half cents.
 Washington, April 3-Representa- tive Martin has introduced bill pro- viding for the establishment of min- eral experimental stations in states having minerals of commercial value.
 Seattle, April 3-Two passenger en- zines for the Copper River Railroad arrived here this morning from the east and will be shipped north at once.
 Spokane, April 3-Joseph Clark a prospector eighty years old, started for Alaska to day to locate an iron deposit he discovered several years ago.
 Chicago, April 3-The Hartman system and the New Chicago, Milwau- kee and Pacific roads have come to an agreement not to start fight for the western business.
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