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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

conflict prior 10 The cessation of hos
tili;ies N the time the armistice va!
declared,
OF the city is being spared and thai
the bomhardment is the most de
termined recorded In the Turko
Balkan war Considerable damage
is known to have resulted TO the
city as result OF the terrific fir
Ing, and. 1t Is the belief OF the Bal
kan commanders that the walls OF
the great fortress must give way
before another day. The losses
among the attacking armies have
been considerable. bnt It Is though,
that the Turkish loss has been equal
ly great =
LONDON, Feb. tit is reported
that Roumania is making warlike
preparations, but no definite infor
nation has been received to midi
cate what the plans of that uation
are.
CONSTANTINOPI.E. Feb. l.
Several regiments OF Turkish sol
diers are being held in readiness here
10 go to the relief of Andrianople
. il il is seen that the defenders OF
the fortress are unable to hold their
own against the attacking armies.
Reports as to the amount of sup
plies at Adrianople vary. but it is
generally believed that the city is
short OF provisions and will be un-
able to hold out more. than week
at the longest without Il replenish
ment of stores.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 5.-Tht
Turkish and bulgarian troops fought
desperately i'll Gallipoli Peninsula
Yesterday. thousands OF soldiers be-
Ing killed in the battle The fight
ing was continued this morning and
is wagin9 streruously
LONDON, Feb THE defense
of Andrianople was materially weak,
ened last night when 1000 of the
Turkish soldiers were captured as
they skirmished in front OF the city
The capture was made by lar'e
detachment OF Bulgarians which was
sent to reconnoiter about the fort
ress. The Turks were wholly I'M
prepared for the sudden appearance
OF the enemy. and although they put
up desperate fight. they were over
powered easily by the Bulgars. and
dragged OFF to the camp of the allies
beyond the range OF the Turkish
unS.
SOFIA. Bulgaria. Feb. THE at
tack upon Andrianople was resumed
this morning with renewed vigor,
after temporary suspension of hos
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
PRES. TAFT'S SPECIAL
MESSAGE TOCONGRFSS
Ask and Ye Shall Receive Seek and e Shall Find Knock and Shall
be Opened Unto You've Ask for Railroad and Flock offered

WASHINGTON. Feb. President
fatt today sent a special message to
congress dealing With the railroad
situation In Alaska. the occasion be
M the submission OF the report oil
HE Alaska Railway commission
2hlch travelled Ihrou@h Alaska las,
Aear s,uGing the situation.
he commissions report tayors the
tordova-Fairbanks route. ii anything
declaring thai it is the best trunk
line from the coast To Tanana anG
he YUKON river, because III Cordoy;,
IT" distinc, harbor advantages 10,
the coast terminal while the routy
has the superior grade and eoul,
give the lowest freight rates. Iht
commission recommends the hHildin.
OF 81. miles OF railway hetWeel
thitina and Fairbanks. and estimate.
chat the cost OF construction "oult
he 81 1000. oo"ur such Il road coul,
make traffic ARRANGEMENTS with The
Copper River x Northwestern rail
way between thitina and Cordota
Failing this plan. the commission
suggests building l"l miles OF rail
way from VALDEZ over Thompson
Pass 10 connect With the soFernmen,
railway proposed from Fairbanks
This. they stale would cost an adj
iitional s6.otn .oon making total
cost OF $2p,0ndu"o for Il government,
railway from VALDEZ 10 Fairbanks.
The commission also finds hat
tordoNa is the best terminal for the
BERN" coal fields and they unre
s.'"Nedl;' condemn the Controller ia,
route. stating that a better route
than 'har from Controller Bay wouil
be that from Seward around GO
Inlet To the Susitna and kuskek W i'm
rivers, with a branch TO llitarod
fhc Matanuska coal fields would be
tapped by the two routes, with
branches 10 the Boring and Malta
nuska fields. the three railroads con
sisting OF 1913 miles and would cost
80 900 900 to build
In present ing the REPORT Pres ilent
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS BY Wire
RIVER BANKS FULL

! PARIS, Feb. ,. After Il slight
iall during the past week. the water
] IN the Seine has started 10 rise
again. and tonight it is coming va
at the rate OF two inches an ho,,r.
The water is higher now than 4.
any time since the last Great floo /.
and the fear is general that the
river will leave its banks hetore
the present rush OF water has pass
+ ed. Thousands of people have do.
serted their homes in anti, ipation OF
Ia continued rise, and many others
are prepared 10 leave at momrnit'4
/ notice.
/ NEW MAN ON THE JOB.
/ LONDON. Feb. According to
advices received today from Ads
Ababa. the capital of Abyssina. the
emperor of that country. Lidj Eyas
su, who was proclaimed less than
two years age, has succumbed to an
+ illness of long standing. and the
nation is being ruled row by The
grandson of the lac emperor.
POPE Plus is ILL.
! ROME, Feb. 3.-Advices received
from the papal palace today state
that his holiness. the pope. is con-
fined to his apartments with n
severe attack OF the govt. The
bulletin issued this afternoon by
Plus physician, states that his holi.
ness is unable to walk, and that
1t is probable that he will be laid
up the greater part OF the week.
| WANT ICE OETECTOR.
| LONDON, Feb The govern
: ment has introduced legislation in
parliament To provide for a patrol OF
the lce-infested waters of the Allan.
nc by vessels equipped with wireless
Telegraph. to warn vessels at sea OF
the location of icebergs. in the at.
tempt 10 avoid future wrecks such
as that OF the steamship Titanic.
BACK TO LIMBO.
LONDON. Feb Mrs. Pank.
hurst. who is recognized as the real
leader OF the militant suffraeists in
this country, and who has been
'ocked up on several occasions be-
cause OF her participation in local
riots, has been convicted again on
the same old charge. and will be
compelled 10 spend the next two
weeks in Jail. unless she pays the
sum OF $1,000 into the court.
WILL NOT DO THE HONOR.
MADRID. Feb THE official au.
nouncement was made today that
King Alphonse XIII will not 90 10
America on the visit which was plan
ned for the coming summer. No
"easons are given for the unexpect-
ed change OF program.
HAD A CLOSE SHAVE.
BERLIN, Feb. Prince William
Frederick. second son of the kaiser.
had miraculous escape from death
'oday while enroute to this city from
Hamburg. The train on which TIL.
prince was riding was badly wreck
ed, number OF the passengers be-
ing killed and many injured. The
prince was only slightly injured
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

brought to bear upon the congress
men in an effort to dispose of tn
Copper River Il Northwestern rail
road Immediately upon the recon
mendation OF President Taft.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Alaskans
now here are very mush pleas,G
with the report OF the railway co 4.
mission and President Tatt's recon-.
mendations attached thereto. and
some members of congress believe
that one, and possibly two railways
viii soon be ordered constructed in
Alaska
he commission says in its report
that the early construction Gf RAJ.
ways III Alaska is Imperative ant
that reasonable freight and pas
senger rate between Cordova anf
Fairhanka-$3f per ton for freight
and cents mile for passengers
should maintain and give the road
he necessary business
The first route which will be uti
lied will probably be the Copper
River 4 Northwestern from Cordovl
10 Fairbanks. with 3S- mile branch
into the Bering coal fields, the
branch to cost s20,034 900. The
Guggenheims will sci their part of
the road or give satisfactory traffic
arrangements, as they are anxious
% gel out of the railway business In
the north. all they desire FROM I
being transportation for their ores.
DELEGATE Wickersham stys that h
viii IN rediateN inttodu i b,i,
asking for the necessary appru-
priations according TO the reports
OF The commission. He says thai h >
will favor both routes mentioned. "
Will decl.re for the Cordova rout d.
first il congress seems to think that
route best and cheapest
Tie commissions second choice is
that OF Kern creek and Susitna
river tll5 miles; cost 5000 eco,
a.ld extension up the kuskokwim
(229 miles: cost $12.760, COO with a
branch II the Matanuska from Kern
t3S miles; cost 81 900 ,000).
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

ttlities, The commanders of the al
j lied forces ordered the lombard
ment stopped shortly before mid
night last night. in the belief thai
the city would avail itself OF ,h,
opportunity to surrender. The Turks
however, refused to take advantaga
of the offer OF the attacking army
and at daybreak the firing was re-
sumed
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Reports re
ceived from various parts OF Turkey
in Europe indicate that the ALI ID
armies have engaged the Turks at
many points from the shores of til,
Black sea to the Adriatic. and from
The Sea of Marmora to the southern
boundary of Bulgaria
The scene of greatest activity is
At Andrianople. but there also is
much fighteing in southern Saloniki
and along the Gallipoli Peninsula
In the latter region. the Bulgaria,
roops are endeavoring TO open tho
hich are gathered about the en-
trance awaiting a favorable oppor
tunity to pass through TO the Sea
of Marmora. where they will he
within easy reach of the capital of
the Turkish empire
CONSTANTINOPLE Feb. 6. A
Turkish army Of 30.0G0 soldiers, man,
of whom are Albanians. is advancing
upon Uskup, which at present is oc-
cupied by the Seryians Uskup is a
city of considerable size in the pro :
ince OF kosovo. a short distance
south OF the Servian frontier.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Enver Bey. the
noted Turkish general, has been sea-
by the Young Turks to take chargo
OF the troops in the vicinity of
Tchatalja. in extreme Eastern Saloni
XII
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
Chief HAS CLEW OF DRUNK

Chief of Police Wiseman has in his
possession one set of false teeth.
assorted, which the owner can have
upon application and roper ldent..
fication. The teeth were found on
Cushman street by an early riser
one morning last week. The molars
were undoubtedly lost late the night
before by someone carrying such a
large cargo that they finally decided
it was impossible to carry both the
load and the teeth, therefore ditch
ing the worries.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

yesterday at the University of Mich.
iGan medical school when the brain
OF dog was transferred to tho
skull OF a living man.
BRYAN WILL BE THERE.
WASHINGTON Feb William
Jennings Bryan has been invited 10
attend ihr inauguration his invita-.
ton h,ing Il special one from Prcsi.
dent-Elect Wilson BRYAN has a.
cepted and is expected To receive
unusual consideration upon that oc.
raSion.
LEARNED TO TALK.
NEW YORK. Feb G.-Helen Keller.
The noted deaf and blind girl will
address Il large IA herring of Social
lists iii Ibis city tonight.
Miss Keller. until 1890. was deaf.
dumb and blind. but in that year
learned to talk She graduated with
high honors from college
DISCOVERED IN TIME.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The bu.
reau of corporations today exposed
an organization with s14u,gou 900 capi
tai which proposed to take over the
Harvester trust and control the
farm machinery trade. of the United
States
A BEASTlY TRICK.
Los ANGELES. Feb. 6.-Captain
Beasly, formerly OF Nome. who was
soon to have been married to Miss
Elizabeth Wood. a wealthy resident
OF this city. was today Tilted by Miss
Wood just because she discovered
that Bcasly already has wife who
is living in San Francisco.
STARS TO SHINE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6-Charles
Frohman, the theatrical manager. has
formed Sl.ono,0o company which
viii produce films for moving pic.
ture machines with Maud Adams.
Billie Burke. NaZimoya. John Drew,
William Gillette and other stars as
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
READY FOR BUSINESS SOON


SEATTLE. Feb = Clarence ID
Hillman. III" millionaire real estate
;erially.
operator Who Is serving time 4;
MeNen'S Island on the charge OF
using the United States mails tc
dcfraud. will get his release iron
the peniteniiary on the Eth OF this
month. He was parolcd ~ Governor
Han
TO FIGHT The SENTENCE.
WASHINGTON Feb Within n
short time tn" famous case OF tn:
United States ~ samuel Gompers
president ct the American Federation
of Labor; John Mitchell. lfrc.uresi
dent. and Frank Morrison. secretary
81 he same organization. will be d,
cld"d. according 10 a statement made
public today hy one OF the attornc> +,
Tor the labor leaders.
OEPoSED PRESIDENT DlNEO.
ALBANY. y y. Feb Former
President Castro OF Venezuela. who
has boon released from ELLIS island
pending til" final settlement of his
deportation case. has accepted IN iii
.ilaiion 10 take luncheon tomorrow
With Governor Srlzer. with whom II.
has been acquainted for number oi
Years
EVERYTHING IS ARRANGED.
NAStil\GTON Feb Accordins
10 an announcement made today h,
III" committee in CHARGE OF the in.
auGural les iNitirs all of the dela :
III connection with the parade have
been completed. and practically at!
that remains To he attended to i
the assignment OF the various par.
Elephants To heir places in The lin,
OF march.
SOME COME NATURAL.
ANN AHHDR Mich Feb 6.-One
OF The most remarkable surgical on
eralions ever performed was that OF
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
H. performers.
WILL HEAR PROTESTS,

T'GNH NJ y.
WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-After
having evaded the issue for several
lays. President Taft at length has
consented TO hear the protests o;
Germany and Italy against the ina.
Migration bill which. it is claimed
by the two foreign countries. is q
discrimination against their country
men
A NEW WITNESS.
Los ANGELES. Feb 6-There Il.
/ considerable speculation here TO-DAY
over the arrival of John Deakmann.
a mysterious witness who was dis
covered by the prosecution. and who
II Is reported is in possession o.!
knowledge which will strengthen th,
case against Clarence barrow.
PARCELS POST A FAVORITE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-During III,
month of January 4OO,OOO,O0O pack
ages were transported by the new
parcels post. All over the United
States the department stores and
local business houses in cities which
have free deliveries are using the
parcels post to deliver the days pur.
chases. reducing their delivery ex-
penses immensely.
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. THE sen.
ate is confirming no appointment 8
and it is not likely that the present
deadlock will continue beyond the
present term OF congress.
The Democratic members OF tn
house military committee have asked
iresident-Elect Wilson that Congress
man Slayden be named secretary at
war in the Wilson cabinet.
The senate committee on mi.itarY
affairs has reduced from % to 81
per cent the increased pay of aeia-
tors in the service
Tile MILEAGE annrnnriatinn i..r ti,n
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

Taft recommends the building OF two
government railway lines in Alaska
o open UP the couutry. or that the
government guarantee the interest oil
the necessary bonds for some private
corporation TO build and operate the
said two roads. but would prefer to
have the government own the lines
and lease them To practical railroad
men.
WASHl>ON. Feb 6-That Pres.
TAFT and frUsidcnt-t.l Wilson hold
almost opposite views in he matte,
OF railroad construction in Alaska is
no longer 4 matter OF doubt The
special message OF the President:
advocating, i'll i roundabout wa
he purchase Of the Copper River 4
Northwestern railroad, has hcen fol-
lowed ny he statement that Prcsi-
tcrt-Eleet Wilson Is opposed 10 such
I plan and. ii it is not too late wher
he assumes Office. he will advocate
the Se~ard-f Fairbanks route as the
most feasible OF the three suggested
~ the Alaska railroad commission.
The first Wilson message to con
@rtsS viii contain no recommended.
lions concerning railroad construt
lion in the North That much was
learned from Il reliable source today
The incoming President. however
viii take the question up in a spec
lal message which he will submit to
fon2ress soon after the lawmakers
have convened in special session
His recommendation at that tim,
Il Is understood will leave Cordova
out iii the cold Instead OF advocat.
inG the route which appears to haT"
impressed President Taft so favora
bly,, Wilson will urge the construction
OF lrunkline railroad direct froU
Seward to Fairbanks, With a branch
line extending into the Iditarod
country
The belief is general here that con.
SresS viii refuse to consider the
matter during this session, although
strong pressure il is thought will be
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

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LIKES HIS JOB
SEATTLE. Fob. , Rev. Matthews
Seattl.,s sensational preacher. NosJc,
das declined tiat.rlias call 10 !.
Los Au.rlr, fuluit. prrfrIriu. In r..
main IN tb, rjY IN which he has
made himself famous
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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
Her Time.

1T takes my wife three days to go
to a picnic
How is that?"
She takes day to get ready. .
day to 20 and a day to get over it."
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

Every married man knows that
the surest why to be considered a
liar is to tell his wife the truth.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
BILLY GOT BUSY

NEW YORK, Feb. William Ran
dolph Hearst today obtained an in
junction against the city's sisnink
of contracts for IA 10000 600 nv
nicipal subway bonds for which hay,
been voted
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
TFFFFFE- 1T ~ WIZ,
ANOTHER WON'T HURT.

CONCORD. Feb. THE race for
he senatorial honors OF this state
nearly ended TODAY in the election
OF Henry French Hollis. ii Demo
cratic asplrant Tor The office nov
held by Senator Burnham The
hallotine has been fairly close for
several days. and this Afternoon
Hollis lacked but a few votes of III
Democratic state central committee
He is laMNer OF some nntt
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
RAlLRoAoERs TO STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Feb. =. Eighty pes
cent OF The locomotive en"ineers an
iirem"n ON The eastern railway line
have voted To 20 ont on strike n
less their demands Tor higher wages
and shorter hours are conceded b.
the various companies. This Will
mean almost complete tieup OF iii
railways In question. and paralt -
ira Tic In the EaslEru states
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
NEW FLAGSHIP.

HONOLULU, Feb. THE cruiseI
California has been selected as til.
ilagship OF the Pacific fleet which
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
WANT cANAOA's HELP.

OTTAWA. Feb. 5.-Explorer Stei
fanson is here asking Parliament to
assist in financing his proposed three,
year trip through Northern Canada
and the Arctic regions. upon which
he expects 10 discover an unknown
land in the north which will be the
OroDertx Of Canada
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

the nom, aiH De, ON. available i'm
u"liat'iy t." hos" lea chyr-o of tn.
arrduGIHrits
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

heir guard hy the threats OF the
Republicans. scored victory today
when til" sup sort'rS If the Pres den.
attempted 10 force 1t" issue.
Through tttthustcriur. the Demo
Gratis prevented = discussion anG
shortly after 'ro' O'Clock they sct.ur
ed an adjournment. which puj ?
stop Ia III" man"uvcring and lei,
the Republicans Sutu' h"re,l in de.
feat.
The Democrats declare that they
viii prevent tn" ,oniirmationS it il
is possible Tor them 10 do so
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
THEY DID GRAFT SOME.

NEW YORK. Feb. In the inves
tigation of the New York police de,
partment. Policeman Eugene Fox to-
day confessed that during his tern
as policeman he has collected no less
than S15,oo0 graft money paid for
police protection. most OF which he
has turned over to the higher ups
in the department
FOOL FOR A CLIENT.
Los ANGELES. Feb 5.-Clarencp
barrow. the labor lawyer who is on
trial here on the second charge OF
attempting TO brihe a juror in the
Mcnamara case. conducted his oWI.
ease today. and through clever Gues-
tioning secured some very helpful
admissions from Detective Bert
Franklin. one of the Witnesses TO
the state Franklin made several
very important confessions when
will strengthen Darrow's ease ma.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
cARNEGiE'S SCHEME,

WASHINGTON. Feb ANDREW
Carnegie is here and is urging ths
linking OF North and South Americi
with railroads. as "A move OF extreme
value 10 the universal peace propa
sanda
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. There
was warm time in this city las,
evening when girls from the highes
ranks OF society dressed in ti"h,.
and wearing hoods paraded Ii.
streets i'll a freak masquerade
PORTLAND MEN ARE BAD.
PORTLAND. Feb. THE fedora
grand jury today returned indict-
ments against ten OF this city's mos,
prominent commission men for cor
spiracy.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

Yesterday At the University of Mich
iSan medical school. when the brain
OF dog was transferred to tn"
skull of a liVjuu man
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
KILLED ANO INJURED,

tr-G"nrraI Hitchcock III his am va
report which was issued today iavor>
increasing III" weight OF parcels at;
MISSILE" Ia Iii" fHrrt Is post and tn
decrras" nt pa: ii rair IN pack
ACES
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
SAYS HE DID IT.

NEW YORK. Feb, {, Paul Farrell
the ianitor of local apartment
house. confessed today that he ii
VAS who sent out the bombs which
killed several people and wrecked
numerOns homes in Ibis city.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

WASHINGTON. H. G.. Feb. l.
An effort was made today 10y thu
friends OF former Senator BAILEY. q
Texas. to have the senate authoriZ,
the printing oI Bailcv's s"an son.
the farewell address which Va
made just hefnrr tht. TEXANS =
tirrmcnt The resoiu ion. however
met with general opposition. and was
lost by Overwhelming vote.
Numerous OF the senators declared
that the speech OF HALEY was nos
entitled tn the publicity advocated
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
EVERYTHING IS ARRANGED.
SOME COME NATURAL.

ANN AHllDR. Mich. Feb. 6.-One
OF The most remarkable surgical OF
era ltons ever performed was that OF
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
TIE ACT RATIFIED.

CHAIR .ESTON, w. Va. Feb. I
The amendment 10 The constt'ntio,
providing Tor The direct election q
United States senators Was ralifiei
by the state legislature this ate
noon. IL" joint resolution passln.
hA snl III iial mn