Daily prospector bulletin., November 14, 1907, Image 1

About Daily prospector bulletin. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1911

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VALDEZ NEWS
•Valdez and Fairbanks Men
to Be Elected Delegates
From Third.
By Cable to The Prospector]
Juneau, Nov. 13 — The ‘delegate:
from Valdez, Seward, Seldovia arc
Cordova met last night to cmnisidci
the names of Frank K. Youngs, O. l\ 1
Hubbard and F. L. Ballaino as del -
gates to the republican nation il con
vention. Ballaine later withdrew at j
a candidate and it now seems' pn b
able that Youngs and \\ ickcrsharr
will bo named from the i bird district.
All delegates are now here, road}
for the convention which c« rvenot
to-morrow at- two o'clock. The citi
zens will give a dance to-night i:. I
honor of the delegates and a par.} < f
young ladies from Honolulu who are
visiting here.
Chicago Gets Cold
Chicago, Nov. 14—Chicago received
$1,0(0,000 in gold Oda-. In con e
quence the clearing house has (it
ferred the issuance of c^rL-iiieaies, a d
it will i rob ably be unnecessary ;
issue them.
Foul Cr ime Laid at Door of
N egro and Lynching Bee
Is Threatened.
By Up Mi* to 'l l r 1 rosportor]
Vancouver, >-o\\ 14—The bodv of
%
Clementine Kahn, the seven-year old
daughU i* of ( ap‘ain Xahu, was ft and
in a gn up < !' bi-kt s to-day, the skull
nnrbiol ukI Cm ab lemon eat with
a knife. - ho b dy gave evidence of i
having b -on on ra v 1, and a negro
who has *:. pp rod is charged with
the shocking- i -ime. .ho little girl
war miss «! !i*t m b» m < n Saturday
kis!, and a vig. r ;:s rv art h was made
for h r \ b n feaiil\ . 'arc hers came
upon the maim* vi b im partially cov
ered \vi h bin ’t. ho citizens threat
en lo lyr *h tb • human monster when
found.
Will Fight to Tcath
Norfolk, Ya., Nov. M—The conven
tion i f the' 1*V deration of L .her passed
a res k :i n i > raise funds with which
t > fi&hi t the death the National Ah*
soei ti n o Manufacturers. It is
laimed [ a* hitt r is antagonistic to
labor.
Man Who Assaulted Captain
O’Brien and Jailer Austin
Loses His Reason.
Hy <’nl»lc to Tlio Prospector]
McNeills Island, Nov. 1!—Joe Car
boni, a prisoner at the penitentiary ,
is violently insane. He refuses food
and has been eating the blankets
of his bed. He will bo transferred to
the Ntitii nal asylum fertile insane f« r
treatment, Carboni is serving a ten
year sentence for assaulting with a
dangerous weapon Captain O’Brien of
the slean hip Oregon at Valdez and
Jailer An din of the Valdez jail.
llarriniaii Refuses To Answer
New York, Nov. 1!—IFarriman
stands c>n his constitutienal rights in
refusing to answer questions at hear
ing o» the Interstate Commerce Ccm
mission, claiming that the ai swe s
might incriminate him.
Bt Michael Included
Washington, I). (\, Nov. It— 'irier
Engineer McKenzie of the Ik rd « j
army fortifications, includes an aj>
propriation of $150,000 t'« r the con
struction of a canal at St. Michael.
John Rosene Succeeded by W.
A. Rust, President Taco
ma Sme’ter Co.
By ( able h> Ti »> Pros; cc(.>i ]
New York, Nov. 1:—At a meeting
of stockholders of the Northwestern
Steamship Company and allied inter
ests, held yesterday, John Roscne was
deposed as president, and W. R.
Rust, was elected in his stead. Rust
is president of the Tactma Smelter
( ompany, a Guggenheim eonoerr..
ilu- refusal of Roscne to co-< ite rate
with the executive committee of tl e
company caused a friction v. hh the
Gupgenheim interests.
J hr Rose: e, W. T. I'er i? p, Geo.
T. Williams and others org i i e the
Noit-h western Strain shin Company
in 1000 in Seattle. They chart rod
r s' earner—the old Centennial- ai d
pnt her on the Nome run, m ildi.g five
round tripe during Mi at \ e rr, *,] «f
them highly piv fdablm JP sene \\i s
the first president of the com cm and
ret aired 1 b"t prsh b n until the pres
er.l lime. IN* was roe*:g*ni;.ed ns the
! • ling ' ■ r i the ( nterprise, v hich
h::s i row;. . m pr;n Heady nothing to
an immense e< rp>.ration, ( wring and
rp» rating steamship lii.< s to Nome
and Southern Alaska.
PROMPT AT PENT ION and QUALITY ara t is wofds cn whhh vn paly --OWL DRUG CO.
"
No need ot it, lor we have a splendid line of
Btankota Mt nniiifiip'^hlao to chocse from.
ICUlflSj l*) 0113111UI One Blanket in
particular we call special attention to: a full it 'a
' / i 7
Grey, all wool double blanket (worth more money)
at $6.50; others up to $15.00. Comfortables from
$2.00 to $6.00. Sheets and Pillow Cases. Sheet
Blankets, Pillows, Bed Spreads.