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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
HAITIAN TROUBLE
 HAS GROWN WORSE
Fear That European Powers May Seize Customs and Force Payment of
 Interest On Loans.

WASHINGTON, May 27-The pos sibility that Germany and France have determined to take charge of Haitian custom houses, with the purpose of holding them until sufficient revenues have been collected to satisfy the claims of German and French holders of Haitian bonds, places serious problem before the United States government. In some quarters the situation is regarded as being almost as grave as the Mexican crisis and even more pressing, but in others the idea that Germany and France would try to carry out any such undertak- ing Is rejected as impossible.
 While the United States has not de- termined what it will do to avert pos sible European control of Haiti's fiscal affairs, with all the dangers involved in such a situation, the chances are that the matter will be adjusted by an arrangement between the govern ments of the United States and Hai- ti for the collection and distribution of Haitian revenues by Americans.
 jAs explained today. the latest phase of the extremely delicate inter national situation was initiated in an actual proposal by Germany and France that a joint control arrange ment with respect to Haitian reven- ues should be effected under a stip- ulation that the representation of each of the three governments in the personnel of the proposed customs administration be in proportion to the amount of the claims held by the nationals of each government,
 This was entirely unsatisfactory to the United States for the reason that only about hve per cent of the amount to be collected was due to citizens of the United States. and American participation therefore would be in f1initesimal. For this reason. accord ins to what twas eaid today, the suggestion was rejected.
 The present acute phase of the Haitian trouble goes back several months to the time when French warship pained her guns on two Haitian gunboats and coupled that action with demand for the imme- diate% payment of interest due the French holders of Haitian bonds. (CoAtinusd on page 2.)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
GRANT PATENTS
 COAL CLAIMANTS
T. p. Mcdonald and Libby-oavis Groups to Be Given to Loeators,
 is Word From Washington.

SEATTLE. May T.-A dispatch re- ceived here today from Washington announces the fact that the land office has decided to grant patents for coal lands in the Boring river section near Katalla to T. P. Mcdonald, who has located six claims, and also to the owners of the Libby-Davis group of twelve claims.
 The department, after an investi- gation lasting seven years, have been unable to find enough evidence to contest the entries and will be forced to abandon the contest.
 The claimants have spent thou sands and thousands of dollars in op- ening the ground and as much more in fighting the contest made by the land office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
SURVEY OUTFITS
 READY FOR WORK
Railroad Locators Will Leave June sixth-camp Outfit and Laborers
 Sail On Saturday.

SEATTLE, May 27-The camp out fit, supplies and equipment of the Alaska railroad commission will be shipped north on the steamer Ala meda, which leaves here on Satur- day, May 30, and will be trans-shipped at Seward to the steamer Dirigo and proceed to Ship creek. The men to be employed as packers, cooks and laborers will also leave on the Ala meda, while the surveyors will go north on the steamer Northwestern, leaving here May 6. and expect that camps will be established and ready for them upon their arrival at Ship creek.
 The outfits will then be started along the route of the proposed gov ernment railroad, as outlined by Sec retary Lane, providing for survey from Portage Bay to Fairbanks.
 Commissioner Riggs will have charge of the Fairbanks end of the work and will leave here on June 3 for Fairbanks to inaugurate the survey fro mthat end and work to- wards the coast. All three of the commissioners will visit all possible coast terminals this summer and pass upon the possibili- ties of each one, make selection of the routes. which will be recommend ed to President Wilson not later than April of next year, after which the work of actual construction will be started.
 To date the commission has receiv- ed applications from $500 men who desire work with the survey parties and are also being swamped by appli- cants calling at the office.
 Lieut.. Mears and Commissioner Riggs have announced that the com mission has instructed the head of each survey party to select his own men and the commission will on ly appoint the clerical force and com naissary heads.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
KOSSUTH
 DIES IN BUDAPEST

BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 27.- Francis Kossuth, one of the most in fiuential political leaders in this coun- try and son of the great patriot, who fought for the independence of the nation, died here today after a short illness. The funeral services will be held Friday and 1t is expect ed that hundreds of thousands of patriots will line the streets to pay last tribute of respect to their lead- CT.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
PRESIDENT WILL VISIT TERRITORY
Promises Governor Strong to Take
 Trip to Northland During Pres < ent Administration.

SEATTLE, May 27.--Gov. Strong, of Alaska. who returned last night from Washington. D. C.. in an inter view today. said that he had receiv- ed the promise of President Wood row Wilson that he would visit the territory of Alaska during his pres ont administration. he date has not been set, because 1t will be impossi- bls this summer to make the trip. while the Mexican situation Is acute. but if our foreign relations are sat- isfactory next sumuer 1t is expected that the. president will be able to leave Washington and make the jour ney along the coast of Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
MINERS FIRE ON
 FEDERAL TROOPS
Guards Are Shot At During Night Strikers Becoming Restless Again
 and Trouble Is Feared.

SEGUNDA, Colo, May 2.-The striking coal miners last night made an attack upon the federal troops pro- tecting one of the mine buildings in this town and made determined at tempt to force the guards to leave the property. None of the soldiers were hit, although hundreds of shots were exchanged. The guards were quick ly reinforced and as they volleyed towards the flashes of the strikers guns the foreigners fled. No bodies were found this morning, although pools of blood in several places in dicated that number had been hit.
 The troops have started search for the men and will arrest all who are found with arms. A house to house investigation is now on and will be continued until all the guns are held by the federal troops.
 The strikers have failed to obey the order of the federal commander in the strike zone that they surrender their guns. They claim that the hired sunmen of the coal companies have planted their arms and will recover them when the federal soldiers are withdrawn.
 The strikers are restless as they expected that the government would force the companies to re-employ them at the higher wages demanded, especially when 1t was announced that no strikebreakers would be allowed to enter the strike zone, ans as the days pass and no action is taken they are becoming ugly and threaten to drive the federal troops from the state.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
O|R|G0 LEAVES
 THIS EVENING

SEATTLE, May 27.-The steamer Dirigo, of the Alaska Steamship com pany, will leave here this evening with a large number of horses for the Alaska railroad survey parties. All of the horses will be taken to Ship creek, on Cooks inlet and will be used by the surveyors working from Portage Bay to the head waters of the Susitna.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
SALOON KEEPERS
 / APPEAR N COURT
Is New Order Made By District Judge F. M. Brown---Must Show Fit
 ness to Conduct Saloon.

Judge F. M. Brown today made an order that hereafter when saloon li- censes are asked for one of the part nefs must personally appear in court to be examined as to his fitness to conduct the saloon. also that where a corporation Is to conduct the sa- loon the manager who is to have charge of the business must appear and show the court that he is 2 proper person for the business. The
 (Continusi on Daye s.) :,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
THEY'VE GOLDEN STREETS
 BUT NO MILK AND HONEY

VICTOR, Colo., May 27.-Business streets of Victor are now literally paved with gold. They have been surfaced with more than TOO loads of ore, crushed to suitable size. which runs as high as &10 ton in gold. The ore was used because 1t was really cheaper than 1t would be to haul non-mineral rock from a greater distance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
SWELTER
 EASTERN COAST
Thermometer Registered e4 In Shade Many Are sunstruek and Peo-
 pie Flee to Seashore.

BALTIMORE. May 27.-The ther- mometer here registered 94 in the shade here today and the people are sweltering in the intense heat. The hot wave is general throughout the East and many deaths have been re- ported from sunstroke. Thousands of people from this city. from Philadel- phia. and New York have sought ref uge along the coast, where the ocean breezes provide some measure of re- lief.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27
v,cE-PREslpENr GUEST OF HONOR IN PiTTs8URc

PITTSBURG, May 27.-vice-presi- dent Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall arrived in this city today to attend the banquet of the Pitts burg Publicity Association. which will be held tonight at the Hotel schen- ley. This is the first visit of the .vice-president to the steel city since his election.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27

NEW YORK, May 27-Seven deaths were recorded here today by the po- lice of people who were sunstruck on the streets because of the intense heat, which is the worst of the sea son.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27

By decision of Judge Fuller. the former directors of the defunct Washington Alaska bank at Fstr- banks have been held liable for $66.-- 900, which they diverted from the proper channels during their conduct of the affairs of the institution. >.s
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27

Mrs. Bennett, who has spent the winter ct the A. w, l., ( T. Co. pow CT plant in solomon basin. left last night on the Northwestern for Ar- sona for her health.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27

c. J. Greene left for the interior over the trail today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-27

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aronfes aopftpeb, fdle@ter Atbem,
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fulroe Der q. g. Gburd, Der fein
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Ger 1T aber Elm 6reimonrer) ertpdblt.
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Ter bat am Montog o,f leiner untpeit
BON bier gelegenen 6arm nit Ser @in=
erntung bon Morql1is = @ei5en begon=
men, mel6er id11lterbod onf einem
40 Mder 9roBen 6elbe ltebt.
IS inona.- Mns bem Tel3laoe11
beS Mar 81. Conrad tpnr6en Tel5e I'M
@ertbe bon et>pa $500 geltoblen.
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flage 6es To6ti6logs int 5%1peiten
@ra6e, >pegen 6es To6es Ser 6ralt
&Soiepb 811id aus Morble, Minn.,
meld)e @erlebungen erlag, oie iie
bel einem 3uiommenitobe 5tpiiden
3mei bon 9. 8lttler un6 q. g. Scean=
ne1 gelenften &raftmagen ant Sam=
flag 6obongetragen botte, lit letterer
nob 6em geboltenen @oronerss= sSsn=
q11eit perbaftet moroen. ST erfldrte
iid fir nidt id11l6ig, nn6 fem Ser
Dor lit a11f SEN 20. S11li feitgeiebt.
Oulntb. = Mit pollen6eter
Gtimmennah5dblung in ettpa 6rei
@icrte1 ser @ablbeairfe in ct. Souls
County bot $. 81. .. Hreus, republi-
faniider &o116ioot fir 6as Staots=
olloitorsomt IA Stimn1e1t mebr als
fem @egner Shines.
st. Eeter. = Ser Mnitreider
Nroll5 @lal1b aus minneapolis i%tiir5te
pom1 Mol1d@fonge Scr bieligen ita6ti=
iden 2idtonlage 80 SUB tief ab nno
blieb tpie 6urb Elm @1tn6er gan5lih.
unberlebt.
MIeran6ria. Ger in ser Sc
genb BON @panspile anlaiiige 6armer
MQrtin Mobla fat iid Tamilien5mi=
itigfeiten bolber mittels Strp6nins
6as 2eben genommen.
Dn1utb. = Mortin 81. Sobnion>
friiberer @igentbiimer elmer bieiigen
Gigorrenfabrif, melder felt f11r5er
3eit bon ieiner 6rm1 getremnt lebte
nn6 in Chicago tpobnte, bat feline
6rau eriaoiien, ols iie bier i'm Sdar1=
fen1ter elmer Mpotbefe itano, I'M ein
9on66urmmittel git 6emolitrieren.
Ser M0rber befin6et iib in &oft; es
nabm 3tuan5ig Boli5iiten, Inn i'm Dor
ieinen &erfolgern 5u idiiben, mefhe
i'm at 1pnden 6robten.