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The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
FIRST STAGE FOR SPRINGS

Next Thursday Tom Roberts will start out the first of his stages for the Big Cinema hot springs It will start from the Pioneer hotel at II o'clock in the morning and the journey to the springs will be made in three days.
 One of the men working for Roberts. O'Neil, has just returned with a couple of horses from the Crawford cabin, where he had been, with McGuire, cutting a trail to the North fork cabin, the cutoff say ing five miles. McGuire was left at work on the cutoff The stages will be run regularly throughout the winter.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Militiaman Given Life.

DALLAS. Tex. Nov > Private Manley of the state militia. was to day sentenced to imprisonment for life During the visit of President Taft 10 this city a short time ago Manley hayCneted and killed a man who was forcing himself through he lines When Manley was sen fenced today all of the members of the state militia resigned n a body
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Fears for Solomon.

NOME Nov I - Fears are en- tertained here that the entire town of solomon has been wiped out by the storms that have ragged along the coast The wires to Solomon have Leen out of commission for some time and il is thought the terrific surfs raised hy the storm may have inundated the town
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
REDMOND RAISES MUCH CASH
Noted Irish Leader We'll Satisfied
 With American Trip.
IThe Citizen Special Service.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 6. Before sailing for home John Redmond the leader of the Irish Nationalist party. who has been touring the states n the interest of his party. sta.ed that he had raised one hun dred ana fifty thousand dollars in cash with which to fight the Irish cause He and his companions ex- pressed themselves as delighted with their trip and the receptions which had been accorded them all over the COuDtrV
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MILL STOCKHOLDERS MEET

On Wednesday evening there will be held at Cinema a meeting of the stockholders of the Cinema Milling. Smelling and Refining Company for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and board of directors.
 All stockholders in the company are particularly requested to be present.
 When the company was first form ed Messrs. Harrais, Griffin and Gardner were elected provisional officers until the first regular meet ing of the stockholders.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MAY
 LOSE OUT
FORMER PRESIDENTS RULE OR RUIN POLICY IS NOT
 ACCEPTABLE
MANY ARE SUPPORTING DIX
Businessmen of Both Parties Are Inclined to the Democratic Nom- nee and 1t is Likely He Will Be Elected With Big Majority.
1 The Citizen Special Servicc. ]

ALBANY, \. Y. Nov. 6. - 4 care ful forecast of the political situation shows that many businessmen are supporting General Dix. the Demo cratic candidate for governor against StimSOn. RoOscyelt's nominee on ac- count Of the activity in the campaign being displayed by the former pres ident. Roosevelt is generally con oeded to he adopting a rule or ruin aolicE and there can be no loubt
 hat he has created wide breach in the party ranks.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Weather Bad in States,

SEATTLE. Nov. 5.-From almost all over the country reports are re- eeived today of the worst kind of weather From Baltimore. San Fran cisco. St Louis. New York. Chicago. Philadelphia Washington and Del eware stories of heavy snOwstorms that have paralyzed traffic have been received and in the Middle West there have been several blizzards. Late reports, however. indicate that better conditions are now prevail ing
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MAY SUE STRENUOUS ONE
Judge Baldwin of New Haven May
 Start Suit Against Teddy.
Tine Citizen Special Service l

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 6 Judge simon Baldwin. the Democratic nom iuee for governor, has indicated that he probably will sue Theodore Ro0se- welt because of statements the form CT pre sident has recently made while campaigning here In various speech cs made by Roosevelt he has charg- ed that Judge Baldwin has invaria
 bly shown an antagonism 10 the la bor unions and an opposition 10 any legislation fayOring the labor party
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GAYNOR PUTS IN A SPOKE
Will Not Stand for Any Late CeIe-
 brations Tomorrow Night.
1 The Citizen Special Service. u

NEW YORK, Nov. G.-Mayor Gay nor has issued an order to the ef- feet that there must be no drinking rarousals after the usual closing hours in the saloons and restaurants on Tuesday next, election night. This has put him in bad with the "esraurateurs who have been in the habit of reaping big harvest )n past election nights and are loath 70 give up the golden opportunity
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Crippen to Hang Tomorrow.

LONDON. Nov ;. - Unless therC is intervention on the part of th,
 rown Dr. Crippen will he hangeC for the murder of his wife on Tues day, a neT trial having been de nicd today The doctor remains sul len and he is being closely watched 10 pr Hent his taking bis own life
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
NUNYON IS ADVERTISING
A Little Late In the Day He Offers
 Reward for Belle Elmore.
| The Citizen Special Service. ]

NEW YORK. Nov. 6. - Dr. J Nun. on, by whom both Dr. Crippen and Miss Leneye were at one time em- plol ed, is firmly convinced that Belle Elmore. the woman whom Grippcn has been convicted of mur lerin@, is still alive and he has of tercd a reward of $500oO to anyone who will produce her or give infor nation leading to her location. He is satisfied that Crippen is innocent and will spare no expense in his behalf
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
HARMON VERY CONFIDENT
Ohios Gov .rror Sure That He Will
 Be His Own Successor.
The Citizen Special Service.

CLEVELAND. Nov 6. - In his speech here last night Theodore Ro)sevFll lambasted Governor liar mon and asserted thar his motives for seeking reelection were sinis, CT, and that he was secretly work ing for the interest of the corpora itOns. Governor Harmon stated to- day that he was quite confident of reelection and believed that the Democrats would score a notable victory in the state
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GOOD FIGHT ON IN NEVADA
Both Senators Take the Stump ant
 and the Battle Is Fierce One.
GThe Citizen Special service.I

RENO, Nov. 6. The fight ir Nevada on Tuesday promises to bt a most spectacular one Both Scna tor NeWlands and Senator NiXoI have taken the stump for their riya1 parties, and the campaign has been waged with great warmth. Senator Nixon is particularly interested in I Republican victory as his term eX- pires in March next. Governor D. s. Dickerson is confident of a Dem. ocratic victory and feels sure of re election
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
DeleCates Are Dined,

SEATTLE. Nov j. - James Vic kersham. delegate from Alaska, and Fred T. Congdon, member of parli- ament from Yukon Territory. were banquercd last night by the Arc. tic club. \ distinguished gathering listened 10 addresses from the two representatives
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
SOCIALIST FROM MILWAUKEE
Victor Berger Is Picked to Win a
 Seat in Congress Tomorrow
TThe Citizen Special servicel

MILWAUKEE, Nov 6. It is more than probable that Victor Der, ger will be elected to Congress on Tuesday from the Fourth district If this should happen it would be the first time in the history of the coun- ny that a Socialist, running as such. has ben elected to Congress.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
IDlTAROO NEWS.

Siljan and Drablos will next spring install Q hydraulic plant at the head of Flat creek.
 Dave Cascaden in the kusk0kwin where he has an option on Discov- cry, Julian, has stopped prospecting and gone 10 Georgetown.
 C. H. Sutherland has returned from the KuskokWim. He also visited the head of the Iditarod and did some ,taking there.
 The distance across country to Holy Cross from Iditarod City is loo miles.
 Archie Mitchell ill the kuskokwim will employ several men prospecting on Julian creek this winter. MT Mitchell has received a hand drill with which he will prospect wet ground on Otter.
 Tony Freeman. Tom Thompson aud Morris and Ole Hoffseth left re- cently for the headwaters of the lditarod river. They took years outfit besides dog team, and will prospect in the upper river country. From there they may go into the Kuskokwim country.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Are Aidinu Grand Jury.

LOS ANGELES, Nov 6. - All ref, erenccs 10 the dynamite outrage is being suppressed by the newspapers of the city so that there will be no interference with the work of the grand jury which Is uov inyeatigat- ing the cCcvrrcnye The jury is do ing is work as secretly as possible
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
CUBAN ELECTION IN DOUBT
Although It is Conceded There Will
 Be But Little Change.
The Citizen Special Service. !

HAVANA Nov. 6. - The cleo tons in Cuba are still in doubt and HOth Conservatives and the Liberals are claiming the victory. A non par tisan estimate, however. makes it appear that there will be little change in the make up of the hous- es when the returns are all in. The elections created lively interest and the vote polled was very heavy one.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
HOOSIER STATE DOUBTFUL
Indiana Election Is Expected to Be
 Very Close and Exciting.
The Citizen Special service.l

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 6. - It is believed that the silent vote in h. diana will be a potent factor in Tuesdays election and it is hard to confidently estimate the strength of he rival parties. Even the Republi- can leadersf however, admit that the Democrats appear to be favored and if the latter scored a big victory it would be cause for little surprise.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Charlton Case IS Up.

WASHINGTON. Nov. j. The question of whether extradton will be granted to the Italian govern mcnt in the case of Porter Charl, ton will be decided by the state de. partmcnt next week
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Ellen Terry is Honored.

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-When Ellen Terry returned to this city yesterday from Chicago to give a Shakesper- can lecture she was presented with Book of Welcome, bound in gold, which contained the autographs, among others, of President and Mrs Taft and Mayor and Mrs. Gaynor.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
TO BE CLOSE IN MONTANA
Each Party Is Claiming Victory
 But All Are In Doubt.
[The Citizen Special Service.

HELENA, Mont, Nov c. Both the Democratic and Republican lead, CTS are claiming the election and from the present outlook it undoubt- edly will be very close one The chief interest i'll the state lies in the question of which party will be em, powered to choose a successor to Senator Carter. whose term expires in March next.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GOING AFTER THE APACHES
Partisan Police Will Try to Wipe
 Out It's Curse of Touqhs
Tine Citizen Special Service. l

PARIS. Nov. 6. - The government is taking drastic steps to wipe out fhe dread Apaches. who recently have been committing innumerable atrocities in the city. The police seem utterly unable to cope with the coughs and almost every night some shooting scrape and numerous rob berries are reported
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
All Oil Lands Withdrawn,

WASHINGTON. Nov. !. - Pres ident Taft has issued an order tc the effect that all Alaska oil lands be withdrawG from public entry The order will remain in effect until def mite surveys will permit of the proper disposition of the lands being made
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GIVEN THE CRIPPEN REWARD
Captain Kendall is Handed Over the
 Promised Blood Money.
The Citizen Special Service.

LONDON. Nov. 6. - The reward of s1,200 offered for the apprehen- sion of Dr. Crippen has been handed over to Captain Kendall. of the Can adian liEer Montrosse, on which boat Crippen with his affinity. Miss Le- neve. set sail for Canada.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
RUSSIA'S CzARINA IS ILL
Nation is Much Worried Over Sick
 ness of Emperor's Wife.
JThe Citizen Special Service.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov G. - The of the czarina is very grave and the nation is much wor- ried. Bulletins are issued hourly and those last made public are most ominous. The czar is away on a wis it to the Emperor William.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
FIREWORKS FOR PRESIDENT
There'Il Be Hot Time When MT.
 Taft Reaches Canal Zone.
[The Citizen Special Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. - The steam CT Joachim sailed from this port to- day for Panama. She was loaded with fireworks, electrical contrivan- ces and other decorations for the purpose of making a great display on the occasion of President Tafts visit to the Isthmus this month
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
CREST FOR THE CHENA MILL

The next run of ore at the Cinema mill will be shipment of between 90 and 40 tons from the Spalding properties at the head of Dome creek. The first carload was sent in yesterday and another is sched- uled to reach the mill today
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Gaynor Gives Some Advice.

NEW YORK. Nov. ;. Mayor Gayuor has written advising Chair man Prentice, of the state Republi- can committee, to pray every night for God to direct Prentice to tell he truth, and watch for the re-
 uts of his prayers
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
LYMAN SMITH PASSES AWAY
Noted Typewriter Manufacturer Dies
 Suddenly From Apoplexy.
GThe Citizen Special Service

SYRACUSE, Nov. 6. - Lyman Smith, the millionaire typewriter manufacturer, died at his home here last night suddenly. He was strick- en with apopleXy last Monday. but his physicians were not of the be- lief that the stroke would end fat ally ani the end came as a great shock today
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GIDDY FLIGHT
Aviator Oefers His Flight Over the
 Ocean to Later Date.
TThe Citizen Special Service ]

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-AyiatOr Me Curdy. Who had planned to essay a flight of fifty miles to this city from he deck of a steamer has postponed his attempt until November 24
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Miners Are Entombed.

BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 6 -- One hun Ircd miners were entombed today il he Yo,dnle mine by an explosion Experts were hurried to the scene il an eflor; to save the men and al but five were rescued
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
SAY BRAND IS DESPOTIC
Socialists In France Are Lambastinq
 Poor Premier Briand.
LThe Citizen Special Service. ]

PARIS, Nov. 6 The Socialists Ire stirring up the whole country and demanding the resignation of Premier Briand. They state that he is acting in a most despotic manner and point particularly to his actions during the recent strike.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
BOYS WONDERFUL ESCAPE
Son of Detroit Capitalist Very Near
 Iy Loses His Life.
IThe Citizen Special service.l

DETROIT, Nov. 6. Johnny Green, aged eleven, the son of To- cal capitalist. was accidentally shot today. the ball travelling from tenn pie to temple, behind the eyeballs He is still living and conscious and the physicians feel confident that the accident will not terminate fatally.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
"Oid Despotism" Better Name.

ITHACA, N. Y., Nov 5. Pres ident Schurman, in an address de- livered before the Cornell Universi- ty Civic club, scathingly roasted Theodore Roosevelt, and insisted that the New Nationalism" that Roosevelt is advocating is nothing else than old Despotism"
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Democrats Rppuhlicaus
Democrats Republicans

papers mentioned made up by follows:
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Dix Figures in Accident.

TROY. N. Y. Nov. j. - While out automobiling this evening Gen eral Dix, the Democratic candidate for the goyernorship, ran over and seriously injured pedestrian with his car
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
FRISCO WILL GO FOR BELL
But Republican Leaders Claim John
 son Will Win In State.
The Citizen Special Service

The Citizen Special SerVice.1
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 6. - The betting on Tuesdays election favors the Republican candidate Johnson. but both of the parties are claiming sure victory This city is conced- ed to Theodore Bell. the Democratic candidate. and the state leaders of the party will not admit that the Republicans have any particular ad- vantage throughout the state
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
WHISKY IS ISSUE IN IDAHO
Orys and Vets Will Fight With
 Chances in Favor of Drys.
[The Citizen Special Service

I ne OItIZeF SptCIdI ocTVICS.I
 BOISE, Nov. 6. Whisky" will be one of the principal issues in Tuesdays battle at the polls and at this time it looks as if Governor Brady will defeat his Democratic an tagonist, Hawley, who is the candi- date of the Vets.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
GARMENT WORKERS
 STILL OUT
RUNORS THAT STRIKE HAD BEEN SETTLED PROVE TO BE
 PREMATURE.
NO ARBITRATION FOR THEM
The Rank and File Of the Unon Re fuse to Fall in With the Play Of :he Leaders for Arbitration and Win Continue the Strike.
lThe Citizen Special Service. !

CHICAGO. Nov. 6. The garment workers have refused to fall in With the arbitration policy adopted hy the officials of the union aud will not countenanCc any such move. The riots were continued today and ther, appears little hope for successful solution of the trouble in the inn mediate future unless the employers give in to the demands of their em- MInNnS
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MISSOURI FOR DEMOCRATS
Generally Conceded That Prospects
 Arc Good for Big Victory.
[ The Citizen Special Service

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6. - In the hotel Hobbies today the election of Tues day next was almost the sole topic of conversation. Nearly all of the wiseacres predict that the state will be cleanly swept by the Democrats.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
FORECAST
New York Herald and Chicago Tribune Are Agreed That Democrats Will Capture the House Tomorrow With Majority
 of IWenty-three
St,AIlI. l. \nN- l.

Herald an he Chnas, T i c next m [ pr ~ t in | h hl f he Democrat next ruay auI thai Snae Hu % control O the r n the
  sat safely r3M of C dltrcsa ar n b raer r a q o d | f this ean u e u O n ~ l rle fIe Mna n re mneu ID y as
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Garment Workers Strike Ends.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Roth sides 10 he dispute having agreed 10 sub nit their differences to arbitration, the garment workers strike was ralled of this evening. The end of .le strike has been welcomed by all as much disorder and rioting Ll- hcer ncrasinn l
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Frisco Is Laraest City.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ,. -- The rosort q the census bureau shows haf San Francisco is the largest nitE ou he Pacific coast, with Los Angeles second. Seattle third, and Por land fourth.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
STRIKE
 CONTINUES
ExPRESSME IN NEW YORK RE- FUSE TO BE CONClLIAT-
 ED JUST YET.
TIE END NOT YET IN SIGHT
Mayor Gaynor Attempts to Bring About a Reconciliation, But All of His Efforts Prove of No Avail With contendins Parties.
The Citizen Special service.I


 NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The ex- lress drivers strike continues un- lha;cd and conditions are likely to get worse before they improve. Mayor ia}nor has made futile effort to Tbitrate the difficulty, and the fight Ias resolved itself, so far as the rivers are concerned. into q life md death struggle for the union The companies insist that unless the ,trikers apply for reinstatement by Monday at the same wage scale as vas being paid to them at the time hey walked cut they will be for. ayer barred from employment. The men absolutely refuse to consider his proposition
 NEW YORK. Nov. ,. An at. tempt to reach an agreement in the lrivers' strike this afternoon was and the teaming busi, ness is practically at a standstill.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Iowans Chilly to Theodore.

DIES MONIES, Nov G. - Colonel Roosevelt's reception in this city yesterday was very frosty one and he was able to create but little en thusiasnl. He left for the East i'm mediateiy after speaking here.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
NIGHT SCHOOL AT JUNEAU
Capita City Inau1urates New Sys-
 tenn of lmpartine Knowledge.
The Citizen Special Service. |

The Citizen Special SerVice.1
 JUNEAU, Nov. G. A night school was opened in this city for he first time last night. There was ! very large attendance, made up, for the most part, of prospectors and labOring men. The school had most opening.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07

The case of Gabrielli Vendetti vs. the Fairbanks Banking Co.,, and the Dominion Commercial company has been settled out of court, and was on Saturday dismissed on motion of the attorney for the plaintiff
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Sunday Train Discontinued.

Until further notice the Sunday train on the Panama Valley rail road will be discontinued.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
The Citizen Special servcc. l

Nov a f an NH a recently see r. n o N Nifer however, has ha 1T oy u u nj t he preside W t S ne % tn lo are unit led n he pruo D in son ng n aka le tnI gen m It he agree wth m ossstn the r4a~rcn p an It ted ta the eptsaem in erd Tat suggestions A k Il O more power
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07

BOSTON. Nov. !. - IL is believe hat Floss. the Democratic caudidal for governor. will give Draper, thc Republican. very hard run eyeI if he does not defeat him
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS
 IS DOUBTFUL
NEITHER SIDE IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY AT TOmOR-
 ROWS ELECTION.
.FOSS HAS 4 GOOD CHANCE
t Is Conceded By Even the Repub ican Leaders That the Democrat, Candidate Stands Good Chance 0, Defeating Draper.
TThe Citizen Special Service. l

BOSTON, Nov. {. - Both side Ire claiming a forthcoming victor, rn Tuestay Even the Republican, admit that Floss win give Draper { very hard run and the Democrat, 'eaders in the state assert that fhe formers election is assured
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-14

not too long, like this interview for
instance"
And then the health officer opened
up the air valve on his air pump and
began squirting oil and disinfectants
in the big open ditch. And he shout
ed as the reporter moved off this
here compressed air pump is the
property of the Board of Health, and
is not the "hot air" manufacturer of
the Chamber of Commerce!" And said
he, Il am afraid that finance commit
tee charged with the duty of raising
that money for the firemen's tourna-
ment is suffering with "hookworm"
troubles. l am going to see after that
committee. But Mayor Jennings
doesn't show any anemic or sluggish
indications as though there is any
thing wrong with his health, judging
from the number of contracts for
sewerage connections the plumbers
are landing!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-14
SAYS LUXURY MENACES CHURCH
English Divine Blames Wealth For
Growing IrreligiOn.

Chicago, May 9.-Increased wealth,
luxurious living and a general prefer
ence for weekend parties in divine
service are conditions that threaten
the existence of the church through
out England, according to statements
made by Rev. J. H. Shakespeare, Of
London, secretary of the Baptist
World Alliance and delegate TO the
Northern Baptist convention, in a SER
mon yesterday at MandeI Hall, Uni
versity of Chicago.
Society and sporting life are weak
ening the British nation, the English
divine declared.
"In England we have passed into a
mood of religious depression he said.
The atmosphere is not favorable to
simplicity Of belief or of practice.
There is an abandonment of simple
and sober living. Luxury and ease
are gaining power over the people and
there is a loosening and loss of faith
in the church.
"The people are getting richer.
Sunday is loosing it's significance and
may almost be said to be going out
in England today. The trouble with
us is that the people have grown away
from the ideals OF Puritanism which
prevailed 20 years ago. The~accu-
mutation of wealth is seriously men
acing our nsldon.
"The growth Of the weekend ha-
BIT is one Of the most alarming fea-
lures Of our life. People go away Fri
day night and stay until Monday,
playing golf, tennis and other games
Saturday and Sunday and disregard
ing the Sabbath altogether in sport,
recreation and revelry."