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The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Strike is Spreading.

PARIS. Oct l3 The railroad strike has involved 300.0oo lab orcry on the Northern roads and much riotiug has already been in Iulged in. The telegraph and tele- phone systems have also become mIAed n thc strike md railroad traffic is practically at a standstill. For two hours this afternoon the soldiers and strikers were in con hicr and scores of people were in iured. II is said that the labor 'eaders are planning the greatest strike in tho history of the cOun- Try and il Is believed that every branch of labor will be involved. A train was derailed near this city today and now there are no trains moving out of here.
 LONDON. Oct 13 A Paris dispatch to he Globe says that the strike las assumed the dimensions of q revolution planned 10 over 5hrov the present government.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
I. R. IS OUT FOR
 THIRD TERM
OR so IT IS GENERALLY BE LEVIED IN POLITICAL
 CIRCLES.
MAY FARE LIKE ZEN. GRANT
Famous Gener7I Was Very Popu- lar Man at the Time He Aspred to a Third Term, But He Was Ef
 fectua!y Squelched by Congress.
Especial CorrcspondenceD

WASIIINCTON, Sept 22 II is generally believed in political cir. rIes that Theodore Roosevelt is out for third term as President Grant. almost as popular in his day as is Roosevelt now. also wanted third term. but was sat upon emphatically by the national house of Representa- lives. which passed, by a vote of 2%4 10 k, The following resolution:
 That in the opinion of this House inc precedent established by Wash ington and other presidents of the United States after their second terms, has become, by universal a part of our Republi- can system of government, and that any departure from this time-hon- orod custom would be unwise, uu patriotic and fraught with peril 10 our free institutions.
 CLYDE IT. TANENNER,
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sl Matthew's Episcopal Church. Rev. Louis Ii. Buisch Seryiees:1l a. m. auI x D. m Sunday school, F L. p. m.
 Catholic Church. Rev. Father Monroe. Services. $ d. m, lO:3O d. III. and , D. m. sunday school. : D. m.
 Presbyterian Church Rev. James II. Condit services: II d, Tn. and D. m Bible school l2:l5 D. m.
 Methodist Church. Rev. A. w. Bean. Services. II a. m. and 7:45 ?. Tt. sunday school, l2 m.
 Christian Science Church,-Mrs. A. R. Heilig. First Reader. MT. J. W. Thomas, second Reader. Services. ? D. m sunday school, l D. m.
 If you like this paper tell your friends about 1t.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
America Behind Europe.

CHICAGO. Oct. II. Aviator John B. Moissant. of Chicago, who recently achieved fame by his flights 2crCss the enamel with a passenger, returned from Europe today. He states that American aviators are away behind the times and that the Europeans are making much greater strides in aviation Aviator Ely, who essayed to fly from here to New York. has met with a ser ies of accidents and it is believed hat his flight will be abandoned.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
King Manuel to England.

GIBRALIAR Oct. l. king Manuel and his mother Queen Amelie, will go 10 the Norton iIoIse. near London the property pl Eing George The doYaler queen, Maria Pia. the grandmother of King Manuel and an aunt of King Victor Emmanuel HI. of Italy. has sailed for Italy on an Italian cruiser. President Braga has issued I proclamation in which he states that rhc number killed during the revolution was sixty.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Worst Holocaust of Year.

WINNIPEG. Oct. II. - Terrific forest ire, are raging in rhe Rainy river country and the towns of f,rate etoH. Cedar Spur, Swift, Pitt Spooner and Beaudette are in flames. Five hndred persons are reported 70 have been burnei tC death. Heart rending scenes are said to have been enacted. Wild animals are said to be fleeing for safety side by side with nunan beings and men have been cremated hile trying to shield their families
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
President Threatened.

MiILBTRY Mass. Oc II The secretary of President Taft was informed by a stranger that plot existed for the assassination of the chief executive and his niece, Miss Delk. The details of the plot were disclosed and steps have been talk en by the secret service men to erect the arrest of the plottrrs. if such exist
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Biuuer Fleet for Pacific.

SEATTLE. oct H. George L.. yoa M.er. the secretary o5 rhe navy. was here on his tour of in spccriou of the coast today He iu,fuato~ that ir i, probable the Parfhc fleet will he considerably augmented in inc near future He also states that he appreciated the uracu need fol more locKaee ia. ,ilitice.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Cases are Reas lgred.

WASHINGTON. T. C. Oct H. Th~ fa;l session oi he supreme ,oura Was opened today The cases agalAS- the Standard oil company auI ,hr American Tobacco company ve,e reassigned 10 January 3 and the case ot the Bucks Stove X RausD company against the Ameri- ,an Fcacrat .an of Labor wit be hcnr1 aN January lh.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Colorado Mine Disaster.

sTARKNItLE. Colo. Oct. H. By an explosion of black damp some fifty miners were entombed and ii k not believed to be possible to eTec. their rescue. Many of the miners who were in the mine al the time were able co gel ont but il is known that considerable number were killed outright by the eXplo- sion. Ten bodies were recovered nearly two miles from the pit mouth.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Circles Capitol Dome.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Oct. H. 0laud Graham White the English aviator. successfully clrcled the dome of the capitol with his aerop1ane this morning II is rnmored that the eneasemcnt of Grahame White. to Miss Eleanor Sears. wealthy heiress of New York will soon be ann n0uurCd
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Asylum for Monarchs.

GIBRALTAR. Oct l3. King Manuel and h,s mother. A'nclie have been offered an asylum in England by King George and they will leave tero al once on the Royal yacht. Waich has been ordered here Tn queen is on the verge of a nervous breakdown and nerve specialist is in attendance on her
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Gaynor Not Ambitious.

NEW WORK. Oct. 1&. Mayor Gaynor stated enphatirally today hat on no consideration would he run for the presidency of the Unit ed States. He stated that such q campaign as ha would necessarily have to conduct would ruin his health. anG he is even now consid- aring resigniIs from the mayoralty on the advice of his physicians.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
suspected Oynamiter cauqnt.

SACRAMENTO. Oct 13.--George Wallace was arrested here today on suspicion of being connected with he dyuamitine of he Los Angeles Times building Los Angeles detec, ives are of the opinion that Wal ace is innocent of any eomplicity u the outrage
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Panama Canal Graft.

BEVERLY, Mass. Oct t1 l. is rumored today that a great sys- tcm of graft has been uncovered in connection with the operations on the Panama canal and it is believed to be tke intention of the President to at once proceed to the Isthmus
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Oklahoma Girl Murdered.

COLGATE. Okla, Oct 13 - The nude body of girl was found in a nearly creek today The head and foot had been removed, evi- dently for the purpose Cl prevent ing Identification
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Buried in One Grave.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 13 All of he victims of the dynamite out ralc Wlcrcb" fifteen printers and 9ewspapermD: were killed in the Los Angeles Times building will oe buried in one grave and a fitting will mark their resting place Rev Bob Burdette, the ia nous editor preacher will conduct
 he services
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
America Is DiScovereI

MADRID Oct l2. lI92 queen Isaoela today received Inc news by wirciess that Christopher Col umbus Lad sighted land in the la.. AtlaurIc ocean He aas claimed he island iu the name of Spa and called il San Salvador.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Miners Still Missing.

STARkVILLE. Colo. Oct. l3.- Thirty-three of rhe miners over whelmed in the mine horror are have been recovered and eight Ott- CTS located There is no hope en- tertained for the missing men.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
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Revolution in Spain.

BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. PA reign of terror is existing here and if is feared that it will be given eX- press ion in blooished tomorrow. The success of the Portuguese revo- lution las again famed into being the flames of rebellion here and the government officials are most anxious over the situation. It is known that thousands of cases of rifles have been smuggled into the country and it is believed that plans have been laid for a general out break throughout the country.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Dead May Number 1000

RAINY RIVER Oct. l2 Relief trains are arriving from both Can 3diau and Minnesotan towns. IL is believed that the dead may mum Aer 1000 Many were suffocatcd while standing in the river, to which they had fled for safety
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
To Compete for Prizes.

CHERBOUEG, Oct. 14-To com pete for the prizes to be given at the aviation meet at Belmont Park, the well known aviators Auburn. Simon, Emars and Garos sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm today for New York.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
ConsregationaIists Convene.

BOSTON, Oct l3. The four teenth tri-ennial convention of the National Council of the Conerega- tional church is in session here and several thousand delegates are in attendance
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Ripiinger Released.

SEATTLE. Oct Il. John Rip lin ger. the fern CT city comptroller, who was brought back from Hon duras OF a charge of having em- belzled s700o0 of the city's funds, was today cleared of all charges against him
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Was Not a Good Rider.

SEATTLE, Oct 12-Ludwig Pc terson today instituted suit against the Woodmen of the World for $47,- 900, for injuries sustained while
 riding the goat" when he was in ltiated Into the lodge.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Judce ,s Stricken.

SPOKANE. Oct l3. Just as Federal Ju1gc Whitson had passed sentence for life imprisonment on C. D. Towels, a train rohbel, he was stricken with paralysis and is now in very dangerous condition.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Maine" Evidence Is Found.

HAVANA Oct 12 - It is claim ed that conclusive evidence has been found by the wreckers work ing on the hull of the Maine that the boat was destroyed by an eXplo- has been located some distance from the wreck
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Art Dealers Arrested

NEW YORK. Oct II. The es. tah'ishmen' of Duyeen Brothers. art dealers. located on Fifth avenue. was seized by custom house officials to. day and Henry Duvcen was arrested m a charge of smuggling art treas lSes into the country. It is claimed that the firm has eyaded the pay mcat to he government of over Slpoo.ooo on goods brought into the country ill the past.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Tickets for Coronation.

LONDON, Oct. 13-Seats for the coronation of King George, which is ro take place next June are al realy being sold at very high rrjces and office property along the inc of march of the procession is oh Jainiug higher rents according f, jhc seating capacity it affords.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Auuhes on the Bench.

WASHINGTON. Oct 12. Former Governor Hughes of New York to- day took the oath of office as a jus rice of the supreme court. II is an nounced that the government will shortly commence the prosecution of the window glass trust.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Girl Plays HiohWayman.

WALLACE, Idaho. Oct. II Miss Kate Summers, a girl of IS years If age. was arrested this morning 3n a charge of having held up and robbed Chester Richie, tae beck keeper of the Hercules mine, of the collpany's cash box.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Bocstinu for New Orleans.

CHICAGO. Oct t2 Governor Sanders with a delegation of Lou isiana business men arrived in the city today and are boosting for the holding of the big Panama oXposi- riou al New Orleans
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Pap Stewart is Alive.

VICTORIA. Oct. 13. - Pap Stew art, p.oneer miner of Alaska, who was thought to have been drowned in Turnagain Arm, arrived here to- day He has been in the hills pros pccting and out of touch with white men for long time past
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
FRANCE
French Traffic Paralyzed.

PARIS. Oct. 12- Traffic on prac- 'ically all of the railroads of the country has been paralyzed by a general strike of the employees of the roads. The military have taken possession of all the roads and will see to il that none of the property is harmed.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Fire His lonq Suit Now.

LAKE CHARLES, La. Oct. H. Dr. D. Temple Smith is dead as the result of a quarrel wi;h his wife this morning as to who should get mp and build the fire Mrs. Smith is seriously wounded When the quarrel reached it's height the doc tor and his wife armed them1elves and fought d duel.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
To Construct a New Line.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS Wash. 0c.. II. SarGeant Ihaycr. of the signal ,opz. has been ordered 'o proceed a once 10 Chitina Alaska. lay cur the route for d branch cl"araI lIne from rtat pla'e to he Junction vnh the telegraph line pn he Naldez-Fairbanks trail.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Rainy River Holocaust.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12 For ester Graves has wired to the de partmeu to the effect that "A thous- and people are burned or missing in the Rainy River district. and 2,50o square miles of forest land have blen deHastated by Inc fres.r
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Predicts AIl.CathoIic America.

NEW YORK. Oct Il. - Cardinal log1e. one of the leading prelates of Ireland. who is in this city to lt,eud Gc cousooraGon of the new .atheirrd of : Patrick. predicted
 oday that if would not be ar in the -wme hefore there would he an all- Eafn0li, America.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Nome Hiehwayman Caught,

SEATTLE, Oct. II William Trquhart who is wanted in Nome on charge of highway robbery. was captured here today, and has been lodged in jail. where he will re main until he can be sent North al the opening of navigation in the spring
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Trottinn Record Broke.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. II. - In the Trrnsylvania Stakes today the mare Joan set new mark for four year ol3s today in competition by trotting the mile in 900 3-4
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Hod Men Soon to Walk Out.

NEW YORK, Oct l. The presi- lent of the Bricklaycrs' Union an nouucod today that authority had been given for a sympathetic strike bcina declared by the members of he union in Por' land Seattle and san Francisco.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
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Spankinq Is About Due.

SAN SALVADOR Oct. l2 The Princeton is preparing To land marines and Hberatc the Amer
 icar- who have been thrown in prison When the commander of the iun#uran forces Nalladarcs. was asked t1 releas" the Americans he refused and stated that he was not suaseryi,nt to fhe American pigs %
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Teddy a Panic Producer.

THOMPSON, Oct 13 Chair man Dix, of New York, in an ad dress here last night stigmatized Theodore Roosevelt as an apostle panics"
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Shoot Up the Town.

STERLING, Cole. Oct 13.-Four masked bandits rode into town this afternoon ana after dynamiting the State Bank of Proctor they sho' up the town. escaping after a run ming fight with a posse.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Will Rest in Seattle.

SEATTLE, Oct. 13. The re mains of Michael ]. Heney, the railroad contractor, who died in San Francisco. few days ago, will be shipped here for interment.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Roosevelt Talking Some.

ATLANTA. Oct. 13.-Whtle Theo- lore Roosevelt was visiting here oday n conversation with Mayor Maddox. Ire exclaimed: By George if thought | could carry single Southern sta;e, would gladly run for the presidency"
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Contractor Heney Is Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Oct. H.. Nioaael J. Hcney. the well known ra.1road contractor. oied here today af.t long illness. MT Heney, up rp he time of his death, was em- rlo.ct as ,he constructing engineer of n. Copper River X Northwest cIu railroad
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Another Suspect Arrested.

TUCSON, Ariz Oct. l3.-AleX- 1nder Coli vas arrested here today on suspicion that ne wa connected with the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building. The rolce here say that Colli arrived here the day after tho outrage
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Attell and kjIIane Matched.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 11.-Monte Attell and Young killane have sign ed articles to fight a ten-round bat tie in this city on October 24
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Predicts War With Spain.

NEW YORK. Oc} 13. Admiral &obley D Evans predicts that in he not very lar distant futrc there yin be d war between the United states end Japan for the trade su- IT. macy of he Pacific
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Crinnen's Trial This Mtek

LONDON. Oct II The indict mea-~ against Dr. Crippen. the al fceed vie murderer. have been filed and rh. prosecution asks that hi- rial tc set far. next week.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Bat Nelson Scores Win

KANSAS, Oct. II. - In his fight with Monte Dale. of Denver. last night, Battling Nelson scored an easy victory. landing d knockout blow in the third round
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
German Ship Quarantined.

NEW YORK. Oct. i2, When he Hamburg liner Moltke arrived here today with l.o0o ste.rage passengers il was discovered that there were three cases of Asiatic cholera aboard The ship was immediately ordered 10 quarantine.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Gets Life Imprisonment.

CHICAGO. Oct. E Joseph Welcome Was today sentenced by Jndte kavanaueh 10 Imprisonment for. life for the murde" of Mary MacLedE lr passing sentence the judge stated that he believed thai 1c was imposing a more severe punishment thar the death pen alrv.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Orphan Asylum Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13.-Tho St Joseph's orphan asylum was to lay destroyed by fire and it was only with the greatest difficulty that the loo inmates were rrscued from he building.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
hondurans Need Lesson.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct u-Because of an outbreak on the part of Hon. durans against the Americans resi- dent in that country Washington has been asked to dispatch warships to
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Teddy Nearly Takes Tumble.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. II. - IL has de veloped that when Theodore Roose- welt was making his flight with ayt- ator HoXsey he nearly fell from the machine when he was lowing 10 the crowd below
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Vancouver Bank Robbed.

VANCOUVER. B. C.. Oct 12.- The local branch of the Royal Bank last night and a large amount of cash stolen from the vaults.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Bill Barlow is Dead.

DOUGLAS. Wyo. Oct. t2-Bil Barlow. the "Sagebrush PhiIoso- pher." the well known editor and publisher of this city. died at his home here today
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
French Seamen Drowned.

ST. LAZARRE, France. Oct. IA terrible storm prevailed on the coast today and during il the ships Roche fort, Peryil and Villade were driv- en into collision near the mouth of he Loire Twenty-three of the sail DTS were drowned
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Santos Oumont Quits.

PARIS. Oct H. - A. Santos Du mont. who made the first flight in an aeroplane in Europe on November l3, 1906. has given up aviation and will in the future devote himself to the study of astronomy.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Draftin1 New Constitution.

PuEcNIN. Ariz. Oer lI-Lcad- m2 Democrats of The state are in session drafting rhe constitution of tho state A the recent election .l, D macra.~ elected a majority If tae delegates To he constitutional convention anu they Will he n lsHIrul there
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Has HiCh ASperations.

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct IL - Wellmar Nanniman. an aviator. is here awaiting d favorable breeze he fore setting cut across the Atlantic 70 Europe in his aeroplane
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Mr. Barnes of New York Quits.

ALBANY. N. r.. Oct. 1$. Be cause he was sore on account of no' being placed on the executive committee by Chairman Prentice Committeeman Barnes has resign ed from the Republican state com mittee
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Lonl Aeroplane Flight,

ST. LOUIS. OcJ. n-Archie HockSey fhe aviator. made a sue ,cS~f1l High, from Springfield. H.. 'u this city Hocksoy was guided in ni- flight by a train
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
GEsANCVEREIN HARmONIE.

N cts every sunday evening at \ o'clock at Harmonic hall corner Third ana Lacy.
 N. RUSTEMEYER, Pres. WILLIAM KRAMER, See. W. NJ REAGAN. Treas.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
CANADA
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Alexander GiIIie Killed.

DAWSON. Oct. 10. Yesterday while Alexander Gillis was thaWing ground in the workings of the Yukon Gold Dredging company, on @ below Bonanza he was knocked into he water al the bottom of the cut by the falling on him of d large slab of frozen muck Before he could he rescued he was drown t9. Tnc deceased is well known here, having mined in the cam for the past ten years.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17

a" seen" The Honduraus have been paradiuE the streets shouting death .e eho Tai dogs of Americans. ' Hu1duraL soldiers are guarding the American interests at Amatpa and he guuboar Princeton has been dis patched from here
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Root for Supreme Court.

BEVERLY, Mass, Oct 12 - Sen ator Root of New York was sum- moned here today by President Taft and it is rumored that he is to be
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Taft Auto in Trouble.

BEVERLY. Oct 13-The auto mobile in which Mrs. Taf' was rid ing this afternoon struck six year-old boy and seriously injured him.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
MASONIC LODGE

Tandu1 Lodge No. 1G2 F X A. Nj Regula.' communications first and third Wednesdays of each month
 JOHN A. CLARK. W. NJ R. ". TAYLOR. Secretary.
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Bil DeStroYer Launched :.

TOXIC. Oct. r.. The Jmikase ;ho largest torpedo boat destroyer in the Japanese navy, was success- fully launched this morning
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17

fires back over the stricken district and the towns of Roosevelt and Ripple are in danger of complete extinction. The other towns swept by the fires have been completely destroyed and the number oI dead is HOW voriuusly estimated al from 800 to 500.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
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To Open Parliament.

LONDON. Oct. 12. The Duke and p3chess of Connaught sailed from here today for South Afrca They will be al Cape Town to open the first parliament of he Union of South Africa.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Would Curtail Name.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 13 A movement is on fOor at tEo pro!csr. ant Ep:scopalian convention, which is in session here, to drop tDa wprd Protestant
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Fairbanks Aerie No 1n37 meets first and third Saturday nights of each month al Eagle Hall. at s.30
 | ALBERT JACKSON. W. r. II. E. PAEkIN. Secretary
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Roosevelt Up In the Air.

ST LOUIS. Oct 12 Theodore Roosevelt accompanied Aviator Hoxsey in short flight this after noon. remaining in the air for little more than three minutes
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17

offered the place on the supreme court bench that will be left vacant by the retirement next month of Associate Justice Moody.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Alfonso Ready to Jump,

NADIID. Oo F. .KnE Alfonso. fearing that the country IS on the verge of revolt. is preparing jo move his tarily across she frontier into France.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Last White Pass Boats.

DAWSON, Oct, 1o-The steam CTS Whitehorse and SelkiYk sailed from here this afternoon, crowded win passengers. They are the last If the larger White Pass boats 10 leave here this season
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-17
Four Hundred Are Oeat.

WINNIPEG. Oct 13. rhe loss of lives in the Rainy River fire hor- TOT is now estimated at loo In Bea ,jette alone i5g bodies were recovered Rains are now falling in Northern Minnesota ani n" dan ger in thar section is at an end.