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YOL 7. SEWARD, ALASK A. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1 >Li_>■’<>•
TARIFF BILL |
PASSED BY
THE HOUSE
Washington, Oct. 1—By a vote of
254 to 103 the house yesterday after
noon passed the democratic tariff bill,
as agreed upon by the conference com
mittees of the house and senate.
The bill now goes to the senate and
is certain to pass that body by a nar
row margin of votes.
fn conference, the senate's amend
ments to the original house bill were
accepted with slight opposition.
HIGH COURT’S
RULING FAVORS
GOV. SULZER
Albany, X. V.. Oct. 1—The chief
justice of tlie New York state supreme
court handed down a decision in the
Sulzer case, in re the status of the
impeachment proceedings now on in
the state senate.
The decision holds that the prosecu
tion, in the pending impeachment trial
cannot introduce evidence tending to
prove that Governor Sulzer traded sect
ional legislation for votes in favor of
legislation which he was advocating,
such as the state primary law.
The decision in other points is also
favorable to sulzer, and it is believed
that the impeachment proceedings
will hing solely on the charge that the
governor misused campaign funds.
Sulzer’s friends and supporters are
jubilant over the decision. They say
it will be impossible to impeach him
under the court's ruling.
INFORMS POLICE
OF HOLDUP PLAN
New Orleans, Oet. I—Conscience
stricken, a would be train robber un
folded the details of a train holdup in
which he was to be a leading factor, to
the police authorities yesterday. Thus
warned, the police prevented his pals
from carrying out the plan.
Man Lost From Victoria
Seattle, Sept. 30.—Leslie Smith, a
deckhand on board the steamer Vic
toria. was washed overboard and
drowned while enronte from Nome to
this port. A violent storm was raging
at the time. The tragedy occurred
500 miles out at sea. The \ ictoria ar
rived here last night.
Meet me at the Branch.
Life preservers at J. L. Graef ’s. *
Meet me at the Branch *
Budweiser beer at the Branch. *
BOLD GOLD DUST
ROBBERY OCCURS
IN THE KLONDIKE
Dawson, Oct. 1—A sensational gold
dust rubbery occured here last night, ;
and mounted policemen are today scour- j
ing the hills for the perpetrators, j
The robbery took place on a Guggen-,
heim drenge, while the night force
was at work. Masked bandits silently
appeared on the scene, near the mid
night hour, gagged the members of
the crew, and looted the sluice boxes, j
securing about $110,000 in dust.
The robbery was well planned and
executed.
WOODRUFF IS
A PARALYTIC
I
-- !
New York. Oct- 1—Timothy L.
Woodruff, long a prominent figure in
repulican politics in New York, suffer- J
ed a stroke of paralysis yesterday and
is in a very precarious condition.
BANDITS DERAIL
RUSSIAN TRAIN
Rostov, Russia, Oct’. 1—Brigands
'derailed a train near here last night,
whicn resulted in the death of forty
persons. The bandits looted the ex- j
press car and made good their escape.
Mainz, Germany, Oct, 1—Grand
Duke Hesse of Germany today decorat
ed Adolph Busch, the St.Louis brewer,
with the order of Philip, the Good, on
account of the beer maker's many be
nevolences, of which Germans were
chief beneficiaries.
FED THROUGH
A BORE HOLE
I
Centralia, Oct. 1—A coal miner who
has been entoomed ?n a mine since Fri
day is receiving nourishment through
a bore hole, pending his rescue.
_.
Fishing tackle at J. L. Graef’s. X
Finch’s Golden Wedding rye at the
Branch. _ *
Evinrude motors $75. at J. L. Graef’s.
\
Twenty-gauge, 1913 model shot guns
at J. L. Graef’s. X
Mr. Evans, of th6 Carstens Packing
Co., will have for specials this week
fresh moose, fresh spareribs, fresh
boiled haras, fresh cooked ox tongue. *
- •> . »
From Railway and Marine News, a
very reliable Seattle publication, we
take the following list of vessels that
have a grave in the waters of Alaska
during a period of 35 years. This does
not include ships that have been dam
aged and repaired:
Vessel i Year Place
Sch St George.1878...Kodiak Isl
Sch Kodiak.1878.. .Geese Isl.
Bk Wm YVallaston.. 1878.Arctic
Bk Vigilant.1879.Arctic
Sch Henrietta.1881.St Lawrence
Sch Sappho.1882.Arctic
Bk Amethyst.1885.Arctic
Bk Montana.1885. .Bristol bay
Bk Gazelle.1885 .Arctic
Bk Rainier.1885.Arctic
Bk George and Susan 1885.Arctic |
Bk Mabel.1885.Arc.icj
Bk Napoleon.1885..Bering sea
Sch Clara Light... .1886.Arctic
Bk John Carver.1886.Arctic!
Sp Western Shore. ..1886.. Bristol bay
Bk Young Phoenix.. 1888.. Pt Barrow
Bk Julia Ford.1888.Karluk
Bk Ohio.1888.Pt Hope
SS Lucretia.1889....Ilerold Isl
Sell Jas A Hamilton. 1889..Bering sea
SS Ancon.1889. Loring ;
S*Ji Silver Wave_1890..Pt Barrow
Bk Thomas Pope-1890.Pt Hope j
Bkt Korea.1890. . .Ka gin Isl
Bkt Lizzie Williams.1890. .Tugidak LI
SS Orizaba.1890. .St Michael
Bkt Oneida.1890. .Alaska gulf j
SS Wm Lewis.1891..Pt Barrow
Bk Abraham Barker. 1892 .Arctic
Bk Ohio.;.1893..Nunivak Isl
Bk Jacob Howland . .1895.. .Strong Isl
Sp Raphael.1895.Karluk
Bk Jas A Borland.. .1896. .Tugidak Tsl ;
Brg Hidalgo.1896.Arctic i
SS Mexico.1897.Dixon’s Fntj
Bkt Jessie Freeman. 1897...Pt Barrow i
SS Orea.1897. ..Pt Barrow
Sch Rosario. 1897...Pt Barrow
SS Nevarch.)897 Arctic
Sp Sterling.189^. Bristol bay
SS Clara Nevada-1898.. Lynn canal
SS Brixam.1998. Clarence St
SS Laurada.1899..Bering sea
Bk Wildwood.1899... Bristol bay
S p Mormon.1900.K a r 1 u k
Bg Colorado.1900..Wrangell N
Bk Hunter. 1900..Bering sea
Bk t Catherine Sudden 1900.. Bering sea
Bk Alaska.1900. .Bering sea
SS Balaena.1902..Bering sea
SSChas D Lane.1902. .Nunivak Isl
SS Discovery.1902 Yakutat
SS Islander.1902.Gastineau C
SS Cleveland.1903..Bering sea
SS Sadie. 1903.. Bering sea
Sp Star of Russia-1905.. .Chichagof
Sch Balclutha.1905_Geese Isl
Sp Servia.1905... Kodiak Isl
Bk Nicholas Thayer. 1906. Kodiak Isl
SS Oregon.1906. Hinchinbr’k
SS Mariechen.1906. .Chatham S
SS Themis.1906. Hardigan it
Sp John Currier. 1907 .. Bristol bay
Sch St Paul.1907..Sukhlish Isl
Bk Wm Bayless. 1907 Arctic
Sp Lucile.1908 Ugashik
Sp Star of Bengal... 1908.Coronation I
SS Saratoga.1908.. Bush by Isl
Sp Columbia.1909.. .Unimak P
SS Ohio.1909. ..Heikish N
Bg Quacsmo.1909.. Dixon’s Ent
Bg enlarger.1900... Karta bay
SS Fatal Ion .1910.Ilia ran a
SS Portland.1910 Katalla
SS Olympia.1910 Bligh Isl
SS Cottage City.... 1911. .Seymour N
SS Ramona.1911. .C Decision
Sp Jabez Howe.1911 .... Chignic
Bk Hayden Brown.. 1912.. Montague I
SS Yukon.1913 Sanak Isl
SS Curacao.1913... Warm Ck
SS State California.. 1913.Gambierbay
BENGAL YOUTHS
KILL OFFICIAL
Calcutta, Oct. 1—Three youths of
Bengal shot and killed the head cons
table here yesterday. They lied ti e
city. The killing is believed to be the
result of politics.
followsThTef
DOWN CHIMNEY
Philadelphia, Oct. 1—A policeman,
chasing a colored burglar, followed
him down a chimney into a house and
took him into custody.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Karl Vaughan.
John A. Herbert, the Seldovia mer
chant. is in town.
Try the new five cent sizes of stand
ard cigars at Gordon’s. Little Tom’s,
Lovera, Baby Webster and Henry
George. They’re the go now. *
• _
Long distance telephone booth at the
Branch. *
SERVIAN WOMEN
FIGHT ALBANIANS
- *#
Vienna, Oct. 1—In large numbers
Servian women are shouldering musk
ets and joining men in their war on
the encroaching Albanian army.
Twelve hundred Serb soldiers were
killed and 300 were taken captive
in the battle preceding the evacuation
of the city of Dibra.
SENATOR LODGE
SERIOOSLY ILL
Nahant. Oct. 1—Senator Lodge- of
Massachusetts is seriously ill at his
country home here. He suffers from
a gastric ulcer.
* w
A large assortment of the latest pho
nograph records just received on the
Sampson. At Gordon’s. • $
1 f
Lilly’s fly killer at J. L. Graef’s. *
_ ■
Savage 22 High Power rifles at J. L.
Graef's._J
Meet me at the Brancn.
4 *

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