The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-17

rglghtpr Clark was wrecked near lere yesterday, resulting in the loss ,f all on ard. numbering 2u men. III members oi the crew.
 COMM MUNIcATION RESTORED.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. l1.-After having been shut off rom the out side world since Sunday. Communica- ton was restored today and traffic has been partially resumed. The wind has abatei. and snow is now falling heavily.
 REVENUE CUTTER TO HELP.
 WASHINGTON F. C., Nov H. Orders have been sent to Detroit and Milwaukee to despatch revenue cutters at JnCe to the relief of yes sels in distress on the Great Lakes. Rep rts received here state tha many vessels were disabled by the storm.
 EVIDENCE ovERPoWeRiNG
 NEW YORK. Nov. l1-The iHyes- tigation of the alleged Tammany grating. which is in progress be fore d federal grand jury, was inter faptcd this afternoon by the sudden collapse of George McGell con ! inquisitors as witness against the Fammany erganization. McGeN fell unconscious while testifying, and vas removed 10 a hospital An ad jouTnment was taken until Thursday. hy which time it is believed the ail. ing witness will have recovered sui ficiently to conclude his testimony
 COUGHING UP EVERYTHING.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov IL he investigation Of the cage of George Davis, the confessed dyna niter. who WGs taken int custody al New York q short time ago. was begun here today by the grand jury At the time of his arrest, Davis lions regarding the actions of Cer ain members O. the Bridge X Struc- tHral Iron Workers association and confessed that he had taken an ac- tive part in the formulati of plans for the destruction of dynamite of oluniOn structures through out tho country.
 PETERBOROUGH TACTICS.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 11-Albert Tar dy. driver of a mail wagon in this city. was placed under arrest today ny the federal authorities on the charge of making away with sack of mail C ntaininc money and jew elry valued at s1O.000.
 OBNOXIOUS TO TAMMANY.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The nom nation of Dudley Malone as collec- tor for the port of New York. to succeed John Purroy Mitchell is man itestly diSpleasing to the rank and file f the Tammany organization and the influence of the machine is 10 be brought 10 bear on the mem 9ers of the senate ill an effort to prevent Malone's confirmation
 CONFESS TO MURDERS.
 DENVER. Colo. Nov. u.=Seven coal mine strikers who are under arrest al LaNeta. have confessed to ne murder of three miners who had been engaged to go 10 work in the mines after the strike had been de. clarcd. The strikers say they am pushed the < lrike-brcakerS as they were on their way to accept the positions which had been vacated by the striking coal miners.
 DATE POSTPONED.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. H. Advices received here today indi- cate that the threatened outbreak of Naval braves as the result of the prosecution of eleven of the lribesmen has been put off indefi- tlte!y. The advices state that the Indians have promised to behave un- il their chief recoyers sufficiently to lead the attack on the Navajo agen- cy. The chief was taken sick the day the attack was to have been made.
 A SMALL TOKEN.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. H. he members of the lower house of ( ngress will present Miss Jessica Wilson with costly diamond pendant as their contribution to her marriage, which is 10 take place be fore the holidays A drawing of the proposed gift was submitted to the members today bv Speaker Champ lark, and he was given full au lh rity to proceed with the purchase
 The pendant will be made up with canary diamond weighing 6ia car
  mailer stones. set in the shape of pear. The pendant will be hung on d chain of diamonds.
 LOSS BY TYPHOON.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 12.- Advices received from the Philip pine islands today state that the is and of Guam was swept yesterday by terrific typhoon, resulting in he loss of many lives The Ameri- can collier Ajax is ashore and badly damaged.
 SILVER SERVICE FOR BRIDE
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 12.- The members of the senate have decided that their gift to Jessica Wilson on the occasion of her we'd ding shall be silver service. and committee has been delegated to the task of selecting the present.
 At first it was thought that the members of the upper house would send individual presents but it was later dec ded to follow the example the lower house
 RELIEF BY TRAIN.
 CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 12.-Sev- eral relief trains plowed their way mo the storm zone today with loads of fuel and other needed sup plies. Traffic is still blocked in several directions, but wrecking crews and repair gangs are rapidly clearing the tracks of the wreckage of the recent storm and it is ex- Fected that within a few days tra ms will be able to resume their regu- lar schedule on all of the lines.
 This city is slowly recovering