Fairbanks Evening News (Newspaper) - August 22, 1906, Fairbanks, Alaska FAIRBANKS NEWS Illinois Democrats Turn Down His Demand for Sullivan's Resignation from the tional Committee WILLIAM J HOWEVER GETS HIS ENDORSEMENT te Wanted Nothing Do With the State Until Sullivan Had Been the Laugh VOTE NEARLY TWO TO ONE Even His Friends Refuse to Take His Dictation When It Comes to Running Politics of the Special to The News PEORIA 111 Aug crats of Illinois in convention have pronouncedly refused to take the of William Jennings Bryan and National Commltteeman Roger Sullivan whose resignation Bryan has demanded will be mainlined in his seat When the convention opened morning and organization had 1 been accomplished Bryan's letter was read from the In it he de- that he did not want the on of the sUto of Illinois or Dictation that state until at- Roger Sullivan QKa national committee letter was listened to with and when tho vote cam Sullivan was retained on the tee by a vote of 1038 to 570 then endorsed for the presidency despite Jus that ho would not accept the endorsement of the state without Sullivan's removal Sliver was first coined lit Rome in 269 B C when up a mint Russian General Is Snubber by St Petersburg Society but Is the Hero of All Soldiers STRENGTH WITH THEM TO GIVE HIM OFFICE From St W Williams Irs L S Ford H Cheney Mrs H Miss M Strong Mrs F and child F J Howard Mrs H Fairbanks and Dr J R onley From Mrs and Charles Smith YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES Special to The News SEATTLE Aug games In the Pacific Coast league as At Los 5 Fresno 4 At 3 IMS Ange cs 4 At 7 Portland o Kill TELL WuT FAIRBANKS ALASKA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22 1906 today Government Henoy outlined the case personally to the Jury He declares he Is certain of conviction In all three cases No IOC Tammany Won't Support the District Attorney for nor but Will Get in Behind Willie Hearst JEROME SAYS THEY ARE TWO OF A KIND vlr and Mrs Rodman Come to Fairbanks to Give Evidence in Robbery Case W B Rodman agent of the rn Commercial at by Mrs Rodman the steamer Tanana bavins come o Fairbanks to give evidence In the rial of Charley Teague charged with stealing the treasure box at na Mr and Mrs Rodman it will be came upon the box while valking one evening a short distance from the river front at TWENTY YEARS Jack Ross Going Outside to See for First Time biles and Modern Things of TO VISIT RELATIVES ON NATIVE HEATH Declares He Wants No Support From the Bengal Tiger and That He Says Farewell to That Influence Special to Tho News NEW YORK Aug commander of Tammany that he does not observe any dis- position on tho part of the Royal Bengal Tiger to get In behind Jerome for the governorship of the Empire state Tammany does Hearst he de- clares and Its delegates will go Into convention bound by the unit rule and instructed for the editor Mr Jerome in reply states that he is quite well aware that Tammany will not want him for governor it will he for said Mr Jerome for the same reason that birds of a er flock together Murphy represents the socially gar and pursues the blackmailing methods of the corrupt In politics and I do not want the support of himself or the organization over which he holds the whip I would fear the loss of mv ideal of government If endorsed Tammany and I now bid goodbye to all men of the kind the Against Him but With tho Troops aves Him The News Aug who Is being his reverses in is being seriously considered for the portfolio of minister of war Despite his with the masses he is easily the best-liked man in the army so far as the troops are concerned and It Is bemuse ot their love for him that the czai ing his name for the office Experience of Well Cleary Operator Good Ex- ample of Alaskan cy in Fortune Hunting Considering that twenty jears of ceaseless efforts to make a in Alaska entitles him to a Jack Ross the well known Clery ator has left Fairbanks for a visit to the old home In Scotland and a jaunt about the world He is a passenger on the Ida May which left Fairbanks last night Jack camo to Alaska when quite a youngster Of a roaming disposition he had ventured from the old country homo for a try at Hie states After more or less success ho wound up in where he found an op- to ship for the little known country to the north He landed at His experience since that time is that of every old-timer He to every strike in the country and a times was almost in Teach of the elusive fortune Finally bo the Tanana country Kor a year or so Jack was no more than those about him A of years ago however he got thU opportunity of his offer of an interest in 10 below at terms suited to his finances He was quick to take advantage of it Tho history of the claim is well known It immediately proved an un- usually good piece of property and day is rated as one of the most able pieces of ground In the district An offer of for It was made at one time this summer Mr Ross will return to Fairbanks next year He does not know at ent when ne will start back but is sure he will be satisfied to look over tho world he has not seen for nearly a quarter of a century until after the opening of navigation at least Gl S ill Meet Last Night at Leschi Park in a Record-Breaking Dinner Special to The Nows SEATTLE licans of King county gave a banquet last night at park It was tho largest affair of the kind in the history of the state All of the congressional delegation was present EMIT III TRAITS OF THE MOROS Col Owen J Sweet U S A butes to Harper's Weekly an and informing article on the and peculiarities of the Moro the righting men of the Except when he is engaged in the warfare which he loves he is says Col Sweet an adherent of the simple Ifc He subsists upon native ruits vegetables and rice and lives tranquilly with the four that ire allowed the quite frequently their number is teen rathur than four and he Is Imes obliged to quarter them In huts in order to avoid family quarrels The Moro of the Sulu Archi- pelago Is a free ocean rover extending Ills trading as far north as of and Panay and as far south as Borneo He Is says Col Sweet a specialist In swords ing nine different kinds of fifteen kinds of and six tics of short swords all formidable and dangerous weapons He Is an to be feared and distrusted and a suspicious uncomfortable fanatical sort of friend Commissioner J Lindley Green of Rampart Declares That Is at List Coming Into Its Own MANLEY'S OPERATIONS WILL OPEN THE GATE Omega and Thanksgiving Country Hold Large Fields Which Can Be Profitably Worked Within Few Months and Bigamist Tells Mayor Moore of Seattle It Is Anarchy to Stop tic Lectures DEMANDS FOR TITUS RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH Harper Having a Wife and Children in East Flees With His Soul's Affinity to Wilds of Washington Special to Newe SATTLE Aug Harper author and who married a woman here while he still had a and children In New York has addressed a letter to Major Moore In which he declares that the arrest of Dr Titus a socialistic lecturer for speaking on the streets was an act of anarchy Harper committed bigamy In this city two ago when he went the marriage ceremony with a woman with whom he had lied from tils Eastern home The woman with whom he eloped was the heroine of nls most famous story and he ex- his actions and his ment of his true wife by Haying that the other woman was his life's It was that er was in hiding in this city ho ped his soul's affinity to British Columbia and went to work on a local newspaper fell with a crash That wasn't a stampede was considered little lass than miraculous After the moli scene the fight came on and it was a joko The two men didn't fight They clinched and wrestled until the crowd was The next day after the fight Daily left for his home in San Francisco Cans also went to California and Holly started back to Philadelphia Police Take a Hand Chief of Police Wappenstein wrote a iMter to the governor of the state In which he protested against the Ing of In the of Seattle on account of the class of ple It brought to this town The chief also laid bare the fact that the so-called boxing contests were not of the sort but from the start Prediction of Another quake Frightens People and Stampedes From the City ADMIRAL BUT RAILROADS TO FIGHT IT RATES Was Known as While the army this Ing gers 1 Brings Number of Well Known Passengers and 100 Tons of Freight Tanana arrived early from Fort Gibbon iber of well known lower river mall and about 100 tons of general freight As there are no passenger connections to make this trip tho steamer left again this after- noon and Is hurrying down to the mouth river for a load of the js now people who were Hu steamer are Major Zot the government road W H Fairbanks of the Northern Commercial Com- pany and W B Rodman agent tof the Commercial Company at The mail received on the Tanana was all ot Nome St Michael and lower river origin The complete list ot passengers TALLEST OFFICER IN ARMY Lieut Peek While at West Point Pike's Peak regulations pre- scribe certain physical requirements or entry into tho service there is no provision which prevents an enlisted an or an officer when once in from gelling as thin as fat or as tall as shall direct A upon his entrance to the academy must be at least 5 feet 3 inches in height but when Er- nest D Peck now a first lieutenant in the corps of engineers entered West Point he had inches to burn for ho Is the tallest officer In the United States army He Is 6 feet 4 Inches In height Lieut Peek is a native of Wisconsin He was appointed to the military emy in 1897 and upon his graduation in 1901 was a thus enabling him to assignment to the select arm of the corps of engineers While at West Point he was always known as Pike's Peek on account of his great height Since then he has given especial attention to road con- struction and soon after his MINING IN THE OLYMPIC RANGE Work Is To Be Prosecuted at Iron Mountain by Seattle Men SEATTLE Aug west side of Puget Sound which is at this time prominently in tae public cje due to the ailing indications of road building Into that country is also coming to the fore from a mining standpoint Seattle capital is interested In the such men as I A Nadeau Frank Hanford Victor E and W W Kelger having prosecuted ment work there for the last three sons Their interests lie at Iron mountain in Jefferson county about thirty miles from Port Townsend and the properties are easily reached In a day's travel from that point Three seasons of development work has sen to prove values and a party of some of the gentlemen named by a mining engineer is now on the ground selecting the proper place for the installation of machinery preparatory to driving an actual Ing tunnel Iron mountain was discovered by Silas H Marple of Brinnon some years ago It was thought to be a mammoth iran deposit but develop ment has shown the existence of per in large quantities under the iron capping As water power is right at hand and a down hill haul can be cured to tide water at Discovery bay those interested believe they have found a bonanza For the first time in the of the rugged Olympics mining will this year bo prosecuted without cessation on account of winter A model camp with buildings of heavy been and provender is now be- ing packed In to stock up tho larder for the snowy months when travel be- comes difficult Aside from the work at Iron moun tain a great deal of prospecting is Ing on at many points in the Olympic range and from reports a number o promising prospects have been located sim OFFICERS at FOB FRAUD Senator and Representative of Oregon Up for Land Grafting I Special to The News The trill tary road known as pike I State Senator Mays Lieut Peek Is now on duty at Jones and former Deputy It to me that Rampart Is ont to come into Its own ommi'Moner J Green today When Rampart was discovered on came to the front as the phenomenon of anil was passed up for the r attraction Later they to of it then Nome as discovered and again Rampart as passed bj Again Rampart at- attention and the Tanana was up and we found Rampart ng on 1 siding again however will not be able o stop us The country to the south f Rampart that section between Rampart and Fairbanks is to be lotted thoroughly by largo capital he many virgin resources we know there are to be demonstrated Trails are to be built and water to e taken In and I dare to predict an rush of prospectors and money Frank operations instead hurting the town of Rampart will be the making of it Some of the trade which Is now supplied entirely by Rampart will be supplied by his now post but his operations in the district will so populate the section and so greatly Increase its productiveness hat Rampart will boom and not go as some of our pessimists have feared look to see the Pioneer country come up rapidly Stanley has the key o the whole situation there and the ditch that he is at a cost of will tap a lino of pay in the and in the cutting hose benches for a distance of four miles He also has rich interests in Glen gulch Rhode Island and Gold lun creeks He Is interesting himsel also In the Omega and Thanksgiving creek country This district resembles in many ways the tundra ot Nome There is nothing In the creeks but the benches over a very extensive try arc rich The government is now building a trail into tho district aud there will be hundreds of acres opened to our prospectors which can bo worked at a under improved conditions Pay Is also known to exist In a heavy streak in the try but there is a flow of water on the bedrock duo to many warm springs through the district and It Is impossible to get at the streak with out the use of heavy machinery or without When I came up the river Mr ley was at Carsten hot springs ing the construction of his big store there Ho will up a hotel and you can count on a good-sized town before many months havo pass ed Transportation Lines of ington Deny the Power of State Commission Special to Tno News SEATTLE Aug All railroads in this state will join in a suit to prevent the state railroad com- mission enforcing the joint rate on Is Brought Over From Orient by the Steamer Empress of China Special to The News VICTORIA B C Aug steamer of China arrived this morning bearing the body of Admiral Train U S N who died in China The entered the harbor with flag at half-mast Tho body given into the charge of Admiral Swinburne of the Pacific squadron who was awaiting its arrival with the cruiser Princeton POLICE JOIN IN THE MAD RUSH TO SAFETY False Alarm Turned in by Observatory Which Made Accurate Prediction of First Shock Threaten Mayor of Seattle With Arrest if He Persists in Removing Site of Red District grain shipments 1 he have many grounds for an attack the law chief among alleged The declare that the has the er to regulate state and that it CHARGE HIM WITH REAL ESTATE GRAFTING Mooie He Is Not Afraid and That District Is Altogether Too Close to the Union Depot SUPPLIES ARE ALMOST OUT All Railroads Leading Into City Are Blocked and No lief Boais Have Arrived at Stricken Town Special to The SANTIAGO DE CHILE Aug A scene of wild panic ensued last night when the naval observatory at- Valparaiso bent word that another bad earthquake was about to take place The people who had become calm since the first great shocks were in an Instant believing implicitly in the tion for the reason that it foretold the first one by two days They fled again from tho city and the police also lost their heads and added to the mult The people are crying now for food no relief trains having arrived on count of the railroads being on all sides No boats bearing plies have yet arrived and there is great distress A statement comes from Valparaiso to the effect that the actual loss of life in that city was This does no Include the death list in the city's suburbs Word lias been received from Ingon D C that the Red Cross funds direct to Santiago has not the right to debate such power OURS A Scene of Recent Battle Be- tween Negro Troops and White Citizens Special to The WASHINGTON D C Aug Roosevelt has ordered For Brown Texas now garrisoned by col- troops abandoned The negro roops recently shot up the town in- uring two citizens and a race war us been threatening since that time Wyoming Sorenson Jor land was begun Work in the region is showing signs of great activity and the completion of the Council City Solomon River railway to that will aid still further growth of that Several large outfits aio about to start on extensive work this season Indeed news part of the Seward peninsula shows that capital is Inti tho country Tin in the of are blight THe States mint was _cstab In 1892 and at once began oper ations Special to Tno News SEATTLE Aug Moore has been notified that If he orders the restricted district to any other place in the city than where it now is situated he and Chief of lice Wappenstein will be haled before the grand jury for permitting the dis- to bo maintained at all Those behind the threat are the owners of the present red light dis- chief among them being dike Chappelle They allege that the removal of the district is a real estate graft Mayor Moore declares that the ent site Is too close to the union j depot and that it will have to be changed He he is not afraid of arrest or grand jury and will enforce the orders ho has already given AFFAIR ENDS FIGHTING GAME THREE BRIDES IN ON STEAMER POWER Little Hope Is Now That the Game Will Ever Be In the State of Washington SEATTLE Aug all fighting is dead so far as Seattle is concerned for tho present at least William Dally mismanaged tho mess he put an end to tho boxing game and there Is little hope ol anything being uone in that line for some time to come in the state Seattle had just become a Mecca foi the pugs and they were nocking in from all directions Pegs ot all colors were arriving by almost every train and those who couldn't come wrote ters asking for a lino on tho tions and begging for some sort of a match It wasn't the little fellows who were wanting matches hero but men of tlie caliber of James Edward ind Willie Fitzgerald and others were to get some of the purses up bore When William R Daily tried to more people into a pavilion than it would hold and turn down ple who had tickets and wanted sion he finished the sport Exhibition Disgraceful Never in the history of the fighting game in the northwest was there such a disgraceful exhibition as that given at Pleasant Beach Strong men who know little fear were thankful when they left that pavilion with their lives Before the main fight tho mob bore down upon the south side of tho ing took it by storm Boards were off the side of the building and the raised seats at that end of the hall Jack Litsey Hank Clark and 0 R Gibbs Happiest Trio in the i anana Today Fairbanks will be the home of n dozen or moie young married couples this winter Every steamer brings one or more young ladies who glory in making a trip of several thousand miles to fulfill their sacred promises to tho young men who have como into the North to build homes and for- tunes for them TJie Power arriving tills morning at broke all records as a ship Passengers on Uie steamer weio young women who came North to take the names of Jack Litsey Frank Clai k and O R Glbbs Clark and Litsey according to reports received here Immediately became benedicts meeting their respective sweethearts at Chena The young lady who is to become Mrs Gibbs Is Miss Doris E Wright known in Dawson where she lived with her mother for several years She has come to Join her cr here but it is announced that she will become the bride of Mr Gibbs next June Illinois Republicans Declare for Him for Presidential Nominee in the Campaign of Year 1908 BACK UP ROOSEVELT'S GREAT ADMINISTRATION Name Cullom for the United States Senate and Declare for Revision of Tariff to Meet Conditions Special to The SPRINGFIELD 111 Aug republican convention has endorsed Speaker Joseph Cannon tor the dency in 1908 It also endorses the administration of President Roosevelt and names Cullom for the senate The platform recommends that the tariff be regulated to suit existing conditions WILL H ISOM HERE It has now been ascertained that the strike made by tho Wild Goose Company on discovery on Dry creek is even more Important than at first re- ported Tho bedrock shows pay in some spots of to tho pan It is declared by who know thing about the bedrock while there Is not perhaps of pay that is found on the Bessie It is very much richer Vice-President of N A T Company Due on After- noon Train Will H Isom vice-president of tie Ni A T T Co and one of the largest stockholders in arrived Chena this to personally here and get a of the field Ho will days Jfr Isom is trip through interior Alaska by his two daughters He left Ciena on 2 o'clock special train is here about 3 o'clock Billy a sub chiti of tho band of Taku wishes to announce to bis the world at large that In consequence of the death of tho dead oj ni3 band he bas assumed and office of tho deceased to be henceforth known as tho head chief with I lake
