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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
OLIVER TO BOX
TOMMY MORAN
At GALLUP
Articles Signed and Men in
Training for Contest to Be
Pulled Off February 2S.

Tho, following communication ny,
plains itself
gt1up ~ NJ. F,n 90
Sportiug &Iitor Herald.
en- Thursday evening articles were
eigngd for boxing contest between
Walter oliver Of Gallup ana Tommy
MORAN col Pittsburgh. but later cot Ai-
hugudtque.
Fighters agree to hrht az cntoh
weights below fes pounds and under
straight Marquis Of Quernsbcrry rules
tprotcct yourself at 900 tmesl.
Both BOYS 1re now doing Tho DAILY
grind o get in condition ana 10 is
predicted hy those Who have come ln
cont1ct with them That tbe fans Will
be- treated Goo ratti.ns good so.
February sS has been tho date set
for tho contest. % viii bee rcmom-
bercd by The fans OF Albuquerque
that Moran appeared here ON differ
ent occasions and while no wizard ass
"a boxer he demonstrated the fact
thng We was % fighter from hpnd ga
toe and always gave The fans "a run
for their money bat uu exhibition
bout or "a regular contest.
Oliver win also Pee remembered
here ar tho trainer of Tommy Ryan
when Dee fousht here the hast time
with Benny Chayes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
JOE RIVERS WINS
OVER X 0. BROWN
BY KNOCKOUT
New York Lightweight. Gets
Surprise Of His Life When
Los Angeles Boy Finishes
Him in the Tenth.

Los Angeles Cal. Feb. 24.---Thc
fans Of los Angeles are stil alkins
today o. the sensational wind up OF
the iaht "a Vernon on Saturday after
noon, when joe Rivers Knocked oul
Knue kout Brown. OF View York. In .ht
tenth round OF a scheduled twenty
ruuad bout Brown was practically
an undetcated pusllist before ne
crosea Joe nlvers' oath. For nine
rounde iheiwo lighswclshts gave each
other terrible lacns Brown leading
~ many Hf tho rounds aud shading
the Mexican m several of them Riv-
ers opened up on Brown in the tenth.
4 fiehi seins e. iht iHw sent HroWn
splnnine atiross ihe ring. Rivers
knocked "khos out" down four times
ln succession in ihe tenth before the
referee Stopped The naht brown WINS
"Qut" nn his feet md % count w1s inl-
NECESSARY ID is almost fnroaone
conclusion now lhat Rivers and Rit-
chic wiH mcot ia vernon on July 4
provided the champion can be ins.uc-
ed 10 sign articles for the champion
ship hattie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
TOMMY MURPHY AND
WOLGAST BATTLE
TWENTY ROUNDS
Michigan Wildcat and Harlem
Boxer Divide Honors in q
Fierce Contest at Daily City
Arena.

SAN Francisco. cal. Feb. ei.-Thc
open air arena az DAILY city. where
many notable ring battles have been
fought. was the scene Saturday after
noon OF a fierce grueilins contest be-
tween Ad Woipast. former lightweight
CHAMPION, and Harlem Tommy Muir
phy Throughout the twenty rounds
che lighters stood up sqnHrciy and
punisned each other severely. there
being hardly any bet an 10 the cx-
change Of force Furnishing blows.
Wolsast fought in 2 manner 90 Justify
liis name. Tho Michigan wildcat 20
but was unable 60 get even shade
on tho Harlem nshtor. who was per
h1ps thc stronger uf the two men coz
lhe end nf tie contest Tho bout was
declared draw at The end of the
twentieth both hovcrs being ncar the
point cot exhaustion from yyertious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
WORKING PLACERS
ON THE UPPER
RIO GRANDE
Prof, Jones Returns from Trip
TO Cieneguilla, Taos County,
Where Plant Is Going Up.

Tho Hound Uu Gold aul plac
company .- constructing uu export
mnutui pluu. at Cnvguillu, Tao
DnuuiH "u the upper Gin Grpud,. %.
curdiug 60 PROT tay,ttr 4. Jon
mining engineer nud expert, who
iu-i returned from trip 600 thnt see.
tIun There uro Considerable pl
Il pueits boo th, old river bed a.
and au attempt is going to ho m
u work Thorn az profit" suid pru.
Jones' Tho prospects I thu
quite favorable Tor success"
PROT Jones ropurts considolul .
activity in the mining districts I
over THos county mud norihoru Sew
Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Clc,rlnnh ,lnh In TrnlnLne.

pWW0OIU IIH-. I"H. - TOO II
tanco guard of iho cleveland Amerl-
ouF beaded b} Mluarer nfmIughHn
aud composed principally uf mHrd
aud battery men. afurrd pefr @undnf
and begun spring iroIuius al MaNvnt
park t0dnt. About twenty-five pore
sous aro included loo ihp mrly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

IN, stou of llio3or, the mad
mpnN of Twrtzn. who, after doty-
ug th, pishops mo Hoi! SYNOD. tne
police ana uil other authorities, ha.
been uullh d'.ru.h.H and sent back
tr hIs home Villas, ls Iu ordinary
lutWau. puss,- into Its last chapter
with t1, conversion of th, monastery
Lac TmrutIu. the seen. OF his exploits.
Int" De- nauu,rf Tho monks. his ad -
h"r"uta haN, been scattered among
th' various uthcr muuusterI.. ut Eus-
.iH TIA. NUNS arrived iu Tsart1.u
loco take over 90, buildings have been
met nN eHnu abuse and threats Uy th,
thousands "f IHodprs followers chat
tho convent be- guarded hos 100, police
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

20 you knnW thit moro real danger
Turks IN common void than IN any
other OF tho minor ailments Tho
safe way is 90 take Chambcrlain'i
Cough Remedy % thoroughly reliable
Preparation. ana ria Yourself VI tho
cold ms quickly as possible, This rem
ody la for sale by AN druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

\ diplomatic protest iu the Gro,k
government hts resulted from an
amusing "hold-up~ aI tho Russian
mail steam Chikh9eh,T uu its hN
.irIr from odessa Goo Alexandria hy tho
Gr,lE governor u' Rhodes. Tho
steamer was halted co. 500 uu tho .sl-
uud of Teu,oHs Do. r1p shots from 10
siuup-lond uf armed creeks. aud th"
,1piniu. ON batting 4Is informed
luHt tho governor uf Rhodes $3.50.
aboard and desired tho ntr-t urva-
papers. The angry efilormrn refused
ihn demand boz emphatic lHuMHsr. Poe
summed his VOYAGE aud uu bis arrival
.ut SMYRNA r,pprtrd thc facts tu thc
Russian Representative ut Athens
Tho Island of Rhodes was occupied
Hy Jho italians during tho lulu.Turl,-
i-h war ami a suU held ul them. 4o
th, appearance, uf u "Gr,rk governor
is somewhat premature,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

We hnvo the largest ana hest llst
Of investments in mo southwest 5nhn
NJ Mootp Realty Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

u Frcuch s uttlr taught n tb, rlr
W,utary schools. except where thorr
is large French population. os u
Louisiana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

SpcnCrr's Giant Sweet pcas: now 4.
ne time 90 plant. Stamm ImH 90.
ti3 West silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
III. MANDELL
The y p-to-Date ClothIer

with old-tmo sentiments of right auj
wrong, thc rnstpnly, viii is-ur nu
March 8 O. new series ot stamps .m-
hclliah'd with portraits ct Uomnn-
ons @nlor.igus of Russia past and
pr'.'u. This new .ssu, is ia sluuro-
tiun with the celebration of th, third
gentleman, uf the thirh accession OF
h. Eumlupn dynasty tu h, throne.
Tho stamps OF seven ANA tDu.cur,.l q,
denomination tho principe, ones 100
uec for Inland and f1r,pn ,nrr.-
sroudcnro respectively, bear portraits
of tho present emperor. Ninhols ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

We have just received the
latest creations Ia Manhat-
tan and Eclipse Shirts and
Stetson Hats. We invite
you to come in and look
them over.
We are selling out E. & w.
Csc collars at 2 for Csc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
DerEies

No extreme styles in Der
hics this spring--mostly
conservative shapes that
win be generally becom-
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

This b ihc soaaon of mo year when
mothers fool very much cuuccfnch
over the frequent colds contracted hf
their children and have abundant
reason f0r ~. ug every cola wcakonH
iho lungs loMers tle vitality nnd
pavos mo vas tor the more serious
diseasoa that so often follow. cham
hsrialn'a cough REMEDY Oh famous FOR
H. rnrea nnd be- PLEASANT ana safo io
take. Tor sale sy all drlgsifA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Iiue Gfns- ~ccd, lamou- Coiunibinc
brand. the hest aud purcst that monrN
,an bus stamm ih'''t 90, ii3 West
silver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Those soft, comfortable
Velour Hats that were 50
popular last fall viii be
inst right again for
spring. But the colorings
soft greys, browns and
mixtures-will be much
more attractive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

t'o.ntoa seed. early towering siiant
california. stnnlm Fruit CO., 40 W.
silver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Onion Srts silnuld hc planted nov.
al ,uriaics. ~iamm Fruit Co.. ii8
West Silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Triupls'' i.yeri ii' ). Second 8
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

TIImbll-I I-II1Iyl ill \. E1oono n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

II Il be true that "a friend In knead
Is a friend indeed" then you certainly
ought 60 be glad 20 know as. for we
are kneafinE your needs ali the year
round. We are known az "well-bread"
people, IN fact there "a no better Bread
IN town than that which we supply.
al kinds Of ioayes arc made. aud tho
best qualities Of Bread only. but our
prices are no higher tran asked elso-
where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

This year the particular
man, like You. is going to
wear either a Sch0ble or
a stetson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

n Ut ~ TV7I
YEDERicO shNfHFl.
IrnlIelA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

1ilH Hs "a NafaH tt htl
8is NlHt 81 ksI 8ilsA zee h w.
.tH NlHiaHfs4 Mat
NHt aan fff88a Ndtasa lsft8 All
.wa NNttNnlN aHsal8 #fae ssHH NHs
ft8 iH t8sf8t4a
.nas u H al lei Hffllf
81 mi'ss8 q W npt fsHa saft
H HtHiitHH lmfafHfm. tH feii
MFM wei MifftaHR m4 lAffM gsHf
.tat Wf WMfTlN Fif ~ taf lta
Apfsat a. lfaim HatHiamWis
.hlfttiHf llss fstent lhf Nilu
MH psf HHaa mislfifm
feH alnfm NiAh Wtsh nm Ben
alalf Hatf wtH4H All
ii. fH thaN Al fN rati8fff ems
SO l4tM s a8 a H
sHd lusIld uuh ntnklf ail lti
naitf mil aathm tnlammshltsl.
Iaaf tfinlails hH heH pen
ihulu "A
WaflFttana Islall
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22
8. aapitsL

Nom Giiben Der ft0Bt bic aIts
Mei4sTfdBe BON Der Dlierreidifden
Grenst ouf Miin9en gu. Sn Ttdnbfs
gem sgaa iibrt ber Neg bon ben
6Sben Der baberii6en alpsn Su Sal,
G6dnmenb unb brauienD begIetten
bic Fnarogbgriiuen 5Iuten Oes Snna
flutes Die 2anbltrdbe Elm itattli9es
Slid. Gilenb unb rauIdsHb Iuden
bic maTer ben meg 81 2dl unb aud
bic GilHbabn ssbt neben GIub unb
QaHblsrabs ~Dprlpdrts,
ME QDtomptipen, bic bisber teus
1snD un0 Ihnuufenb ubeE bic Sobeu
Der Mlpen fHbreh t1nnen jebt nit abs
aeItsIltsm Dampf In bic 4iefe roIlsH,
ID frei unO mlbeIps beinabs lpie biz
gluten bss SHn.
unb aud bic prinS 1elHri6sGubs
tst IanOsa isst Dlsbgr bsgaaHG &C.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

Sn Stnrn, S9nebsn, bsIte6t
cine Spe3ialanGtaIt fir 5au6e,
Gtumme, 8linbe.
0as dIteFe Bud, oas mir
tennen, bsitebt aus elmer Menge bon
papbros NIT aram1if9en S9rifts
3ei6en. Gs ftammt aus Dem finftsu
por9rifiIi9en Ja9rbunoert unD
purOe por finf Sabren In @lefan'
tine (Aegbpten) geiuuosH.
6Iubs unD Sei9naffer
sntbdIt nur Oh bis or Gramm feIs
StOffe in / Quart DaFer, tpGbrenb
Die Office btreD ST. @ramm, Der
atlaHtiIde 0Sean IS @rdmm unb
|oas Sots Deer iogar $50 @ramm
in / Quart @uHer entbaIten.
@enn man fefe aobIsns
porIi9tig auf bic 9anO Iegt,
10 lhnOet oas ni9ts, Ou Die feIte
a~oblenIGure unabldFig psroampfE
un6 fG forttpdbreno cine Die @Grs
me f9le9t Isttsnbe Gasf9i9t apfs
l4en Dem feIten Stiid uno Der Sanb
kiloet. 9ridt man isboh oas Rpbs
lenfGureRid feIt in Die 9ano, 10 ers
baIt man cine GuBsrt idmerabnfte
8erlsbuns, Die elmer 8ran0punos
|dbnli1 lit.
Die 3d9t Der ruffif9eu
|GrobfGote BAT fi9 in ben lebten 30
Sabren bon S Auf 80 Oermebrt. pes
tersburg bat isst fut spei Miaionsn
Ginpobner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

CO l%tasnattlA tlmttsnbt pItts
iaf hit unlfhHna hn laamt In,
10 dtatiilA IN ltau htui8fliitt
u|nItuHniilat Wtttfm mdh8n Wis
.ltn unb allffa %Nuiranhlm. has
mon MiltHlittt ntnnl. Eit Nu
sdtmuna III bu NtetaHlana ott
aIflumuiiu mlnommm. tlf It Ia
aifiau pilmt unb p%itbloIuna W.
tu Aunatu nldl dtuua ian lountn.
Gle pttral siuar cine Rattle nailrlldt
8untieunQ gum ain0t. ahtr ft IN
nut az itbr nit eldmlitbt. Viids
leit unO MilitnsIhpdhs huthlebt
pnb mibtbrt itosr pobl ibsrlBitn
asisbuiihtn abF6l. 9itIltiti Dos
onffalltnbHt WltrtmaI FOLDER qitbt
If biz n6nSiat Gorge nm bic augtns
blidIids gtFrit6lgung BON Winidtn
res 8oglinas. lin bitter Gorge
nilIm miro ibm itins Bite ob9ts
fhlaasn, tein trfilIbdrsr Murih
ptrIaot, piro i,ot srnIit glufrsn'
euna ots 2tibts pis bss geiItss psr'
mieosn. Ct ipirb NIT sinsm Mort
ttrbdtldslt unO psrpobnt. Die 81
gtnIiebt folder GIitrn itelIs oas
ainb iibsr allies, neil e. ebsn ibr
aino III: ibre gitsItsit Idbt lie isis
ne asbler iiberlebsn ODER bsl90nis
gen, ibrs 9iIIsnsldDdds madt ls
obHmddtig esgsn iussHbIi4ss auf'
tegebrsn.
Cine berartige 8sbdu0lung muB
bic iibsIItsn 5olssn oeitigen. Sin
BON qffsnIisbs umbdtidsIter Mlenia
rirb niemoIs Isrnen, RegungsH Der
selbfIudt in iid gu untsroriidsn,
feline Qaunsn gu bsiGmpfen, fib bic
grflllung BON @iiHi9sn az perIas
GEN, an6erer aeuts Msinung uno
Millsn gu srtragen. gr piro i'm
6auie Der SDrann Der eigenen Gls
tern peroen, Oersn tur3Iidtige afs
ienIiebe er nit 2isblofgtsit beim
3ablt; er piro in S9ule uno 2ebsn
cen Meg oes 2eioens sebeu, neil
iein smpfinblides, sigenpiaiges Mss
fen iiberuIt anItuB nimmt uno srs
regt.
Die QffenIiebe 1T Iebr berbrsitet,
Eel Mtiittern, bic nur elm &ino beiits
5su, 3anten unb @robmiittern mebr
ols auf pdterIi9sr Seite. &rdnts
lihe ainoer perleiten ibre Gltern
cher SuQeuBerung,n 0ieIer 2isbe, ala
eelunOe uno t.Gftige. S6re getGmps
fung 1T f4fpsr, ba bic BON affen.
llebs GrfiIIten iein lInre9t BARN
erbliden molten, bdB Ie BEL Der
GubruHg oes ainoes BEN 3use oss
9ersens" foIgen.
llmfo sinbringIi9sr mub man irn'
nier ipieber auf Ods DeIen tpabrer,
sr%5isbsuoer Qiebe btHtpeifen, bic duf
Die tDrperli9e, geiltise uno iittIi9e
Gntipidlung bes &inoes mebr beod9t
III, ais auf fem oueenblidli9es@obl
bebagen, unb bic ibr @srhaIten gum
3Dglinge Ieiten IGbt BON INNER ipas
der Gorge nm feline 3utunft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

0as erfte 2ebreremi.ar
in 0eutIdlano tpur0e 1850 in 9ers
lin BON 3onftltoriolrat Seder eiuges
rtdtst; Elm 3psites folgte 1775 III
SaIberFaot, Elm brittes 1888 In
Stettin, unb sipar auf oirette 9srs
Grie0ri4s 0ss @r0bsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

-M n. OberarSt: Was fir
|einen 1amsn oeben tpir Dem neien
0eiImittsl9 QHiIten3ur5t: Der Nums
|iDiro ii6 fdon finOeu, borerit miiRen
mir uns iiber bic &runtbeit liar iDers
ben, ipeIds Oas neue MitteI beilen
iOI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

Die merli6e Mufbp
IN abrung bon peI3peri, MoIllus
den, 9eppihen ulp, in Riblrdutuer
nit 3emperaturen BON 3--6 @rd0
geliius untsr Run Bat li9 iOipcbI In
paris ais aud bier In MimtEisa DOEa
5iaIi4 bepdlrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-22

Geife iapanfIfe geioe, nit eufnfer Gtepperei in Der eeihen Sarbe, nurDl
fir bteeS gRoOea bennet, Ser Sl. IT. enfa9 .aber efttoa auo IT l6r lLdht
dm8ufIhren ub 81 maiden uuo blgdn 81 e9net it'd fur daes ghrennueHs
gahraL &ns gRhr lit in s @robn 8dhutHeu: 81 SO, 38, 49, AZ uno A
3a 9uttpeite. IS ben6Hgt IA gabs 363Ga. Stoff fir Die 365oa. @rObe
greis bs SHUTTERS 10 gens.
vNeaer Srabiabrss nnb Gommers9atnlag nit alien nenefeg MoSen
fnia. Sober 2eierin Der rGmabaSri6hne" fir 10 Gents sngeIaHbt1
8eFeIIMMgss mweffMmgem
Gide guHr nnoen an ireeHa cine GbuTe eepeu Gtufenbrac Ds
Srefes seididt 0au e6e Summer ub @rrbe mb BE belle GbmRe bns
lid nr lnb fdide ben Coupon mbF benz obgn erpdhpten gres an has
Pattern Department, Omaha Tribune,
1911 Spnorb ct. ~
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1913-03-18

Privation and suffering may be
caused at the far Northern stations of
the government Indian school service
of Alaska by the postponement of ac-
ton on the appropriation bill for the
service until special session of Con-
gress. converting April l, according
to w. T. Lopp, superintendent of
government Alaska schools, who has
recently returned from Washington
and is now at Seattle.
A term of court will be held at
Valdez starting on March 18th, to
which date court adjourned by Judge
Lyons before he departed south.
Juge Overfield will hold term of
court at Cordova commencing April
10th.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1913-03-18

Northern railroad. when Albert c..
Frost was president, was a witness
yesterday afternoon in the trial of
the Matanuska coal cases, before
Judge Kenesaw N. Lands. David
son testified that he, his wife, and
two friends, applied for claimes at
the request of Mr.. Frost, who paid
the expense connected Herewith.
SEATTLE, March 15-This morn
ing the Benjamin F. Packard sailed
for Chignik. She is the first can
merry ship to leave for the north this
season. Others will soon follow.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15-Jim
Besiey, formerly of Nome, is willing
that his wife shall have a divorce.
However, he wants some privilege
himself. He has petitioned the
court asking to have declared as final
his wife's interlocutory decree, per
hitting either party to remarry."
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
Democrats in the Senate have decided
that Senator Thomas S. Martin, OF
Virginia, shall be the chairman of
the Appropriations committee. Sen
ator Ben Tiliman, of South Carolina,
has been selected for the chairman
ship of the committe on Naval AZ
IfairA
WASHINGTON, March 15-Presi-
dent Wilson has appointed former
John Burke, of North Dakota. as
Treasurer of the United States. 1t
was stated this afternoon that Rich
ard Olney, of Boston, had declined to
Iaecept the post of Ambassador to
Great Britain. Fred bennett, Com
missioner of the Land Office. rendered
his resignation.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15-A
big sensation was created in financial
and social circles by the announce
ment that Charles F. Baker, assist
iHnt cashier of the Croker National
bank, was defaulter to the extent
of two hundred thousand dollars.
President Savior intimated that the
amount would be made good by
wealthy relatives and friends, and
that there would be no criminal pres
Iectuion. 1t is explained that Baker
played the New York stock exchange
and got badly bitten.
NEW YORK, March 15-Last
night Guaboat Smith had an easy
victory over Bombadier Wells. He
knocked him out in the first round.
JUNEAU, March 15-The Arctic
brotherhood proposes to have an
exclusive Alaskan organization, and
at a meeting last night the action of
the grand council at Vancouver in
permitting Seattle and other cities
to form camps was repudiated.
Representatives from the various
camps held a meeting last night and
elected new officers, subject to ratifi-
cation by the subordinate camps.
cation by the subordinate camps.
They also decided that the grand
camp should convene at Juneau on
July 8. The officers elected are as
follows:
Grand Arctic Chief. F. A.
Strong, of Juneau.
Past Grand Arctic Chief. NJ.
Tanner, of Skagway.
Vice Grand Arctic Chief-C. A.
Hopp. of Douglas.
SEATTLE, March 1.-THE Alas
ka Coast Company has decided to
send the steamship Yukon to Good
news bay and to Bethel on the Kus-
kokwim river via Kodiak. with pas
sengers and freight, sailing from
Seattle May 20. The coming voyage
of the Yukon through Unimak pass
and $50 mile up the Kuskokwim
takes her farther north than the ves-
sci has ever been before and will de
ltermine whether the company is to
extend it's service to Bethel perman-
emily, operating the Yukon to Good
newa hav and nm tho Kuskokwim
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LONDON, March 18-An uncon
frmed report is being published here
to the effect that foreign warships
are Smelling Constantinople.