Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-30
WIDE:-WORLD NEWS

l idsI gaming strength In the NeW 1ofh gubernatorial race. It is expected that 1 Willie Hearst will break out again in new place as he is a bitter enemy of Gaynor. It is alleged that his writings were chiefly responsible for the at tempt made by Gallagher upon Gay nor's life.
 Rev. Henry, a pastor of Grovesville, N. J., has caused consternation among the members of his congregation by announcing that women wearing the new "hobble" skirt will be barred from entry to his church.
 The Republican leaders of New York state are becoming apprehensive of the gaining Democratic strength. They fear that both New York and Ohio will be carried by Democrats next election.
 Samuel Lawrence of Medford, Mass, the highest Scottish Rites official in the northern jurisdiction has resigned his office. The reason for so doing is 8 Masonic secret.
 Marius Johnson and John Tyberg, arrested recently in Seattle, charged with stealing $l4, 900 from the Pioneer Mining Co.,, of Nome, sailed back to Nome last month to stand trial. They waived extradition, saying they could prove their innocence.
 Thomas Riggs, and a party of 46I men of the International Boundary sur vey, boarded the steamer Susie at Sheep creek Sept. 3, on their way Outside. They will return next year and stay in the field all winter, ex- pecting to reach the Arctic Ocean in 1912.
 Direct shipments of salmon from Se- attle will reach New Orleans on the new line of steamers which began run ming this month.
 Isaac Elwood, steel magnate who died at De Kalb, H., leaves his estate to his two sons. It is estimated at Sl0,- 900, GOO.
 The United Irish League in session at Buffalo, N. Y. Sept 30, pledged it. self to provide $l00.O00 to continue the fight for home rule for Ireland. Messrs. Redmond and O'Connor, who were in attendance upon the convention, eI. pressed their pleasure at the muniti- cent donation of the Irish-Americans.
 United States Senator La Toilette ar rived at Rochester, Minn., Sept. 9, from his Wisconsin homo and was taken to Mayo Bros. sanitarium. There he was operated on for gall stones and abdominal troubles. His condition was serious.
 A negro porter of the Pullman Pal ace Car Company, residing in St. Louis, recently found a $500 diamond in the craw of a chicken he was preparing for the cook.
 I Authority has been received at Seat tie to purchase the necessary land at Newport, 20 miles distant from Seattle, for the Pacific coast torpedo station.
 With but two stops en route, Aviator Brookins arrived at Springfield, H., Sept. 30 from Chicago in his airship- having covered the distance in seven II hours time.
 After more than 60 years existence as an institution of Nevada, licensed and conducted as a reputable business of the commonwealth. gambling ended in that state on September 30 forever, || The passing of chance-taking was marked by no unusual scenes, the gam blers taking the matter philosophically and the better element of the state with undemonstrative pleasure.
 At Los Angeles, Sept. 30, after a brief consideration, the American Min ing Congress by a big vote rejected the extremisms proposed by Clifford Pin chot. They also opposed leasings and royalty of q government nature, which was suggested by Pinchot as a solution of the question of governments rights in minerals contained in ground which is the property of the states and the United States, jointly" The congress also declared itself unequivocally for the rights of the states to the minerals within their borders, subject to the laws governing location. They also de- clared for the immediate opening of the coal fields of Alaska, no leasing of the same by the government and for less interference from Washington in mining matters in Alaska. They ended their session for the day by general Announcement of Glavis, Jones and Roosevelt, and their conservation ideas as shams.
 A Seattle dispatch of Sept. g says: If Chief of Police Wappenstien returns to this city from California and at