The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-24

IIt DEEdllAldlIpIl p4 tlIt silllllLiAls forces, which were badly routed on the occasion of the late election. A committee o. Tammanyites waited on McCombs today. but he has w-.h. | rld his answer until he can talk the matter over the President Will son He plans 10 leave for the cap i al tonight. and will be back bef rc the end of the week with his answer
 There is persistent rumor n circulation that Senator O'Gorman has aspirations 10 take Boss MuT- phys place a the head Of the Dem ocratiC machine. but Senator OGor- man denied hat he will have any thing to do wth the rc rganiZation If Tammany.
 l. Is stated that Charles H. Mar- rhy has consented to withdraw from he leadership. provided McCombs INiN consent to take charge of the organization.
 EDITOR APPOINTED.
 BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. ls.- The appointment of Frank P. Glass 70 the vacancy in the United States senate caused by the dea;h of the late Joseph F. hnston has been faNorably received throughout the s ate. and it is confidently bel eyed hat the naming Of Glass also will meet with the approval of President Wilson
 Glass IS edtorin-chief of the Bir- mingham Daily News. which pos tion he has held since l91o. He is also vicepresident of the company own ing the paper.
 Glass term as senator will ex- ire in 1915.
 coNsPlREo TO ESCAPE.
 CONCORD. \. H., x Y. fS.-For I very brief time today Harry Thaw was a free man. without a singic charge hang Ing over his head When his case was called in the federal court. the indictment charging Thaw with being a fugitive from justice as dismissed and he Matt"aWan ,seape was discharged from the GUS 'oiy O. the court.
 Before Thaw could make use of his new-found freedom. however he was again n the tolls of the ,aw having been rearrested almost i'm mediately on the charge f cOuspir ing to effect his escape from the New York hospital for the criminal insane at Mat;eawan. The arrest was made at the instance ot the New York authorities, who antiC rlted the action Of the court and had prepared for it by forwarding 2 requiStion for Thaw on the ne x charge
 The al orneys f r Thaw haya been given seven days in which to make reply to the charge against their client. and | is expected that the real battle for liberty will begin at hat sime.
 SHE SHE REAOY FOR FIGHT.
 PENNINGTON, x. NJ. Nov. 19.- 'hief She She, of the Navajos, all 2ounces that he and his braves who lave gone on the warpath for the purpose Of pro, ecting certain mem 1erS of the tribe whJ are wanted by he authorities for lawbreaking. are prepared to make long fight The majority of the Ind ans have taken ~efuge in the mountains. where they lfe defying the two companies Of eayalry which were ordere! out to u down the uprising
 There has been no meeting vet between the whites and the red skins, but it is expected that blood viii be shed before the end the week.
 BRING SURVIVORS
 NEW YORK, Nov. l9-The Gun ard liner Pannonia arrived in port today from the North Atlantic with the survivors of the burned Spanish steamship Balmes. which was de S'royed at sea last week
 The survivors relate many harrow ing tales of escape, but, unlike the Nolturno disaster, the members of the crew are praised for assisting the passengers in every way pos 'ible. Many acts of her1ism are reported
 FAVoRs EDUCATIONAL TEST.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-The execu- tive council of the American Fed araton of labor, in a report sub mitted 10 the convention today. rec ommended the establishment of a cgal department for the promotion agitation in favor Of a national Workmen's compensation act and a minimum wage scale.
 The convention adopted resolu- lions today favoring an educational test for all aliens entering the Un't- ed Sta es, and the exclusion of Asi- itics
 DIDN'T MEAN TO SAVE IT.
 NEW YORK, Nov 19.-Testify- ing today before the bankruptcy court, Harry 'Hollins, head f the brokerage firm which recently failed Tor $6.0000G0. declared that he had saved only $150 out of the financial wreck. He swore that all of the tssets of ahe firm had been swept lean by the financial storm, leaving him and IS associate; in destitute circumstances Rollins said that the saving of the $150 referred to had been purely accidental
 SPEcULAToRS THE CAUSE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19-An investigation of the steady rise in the price of fresh ranch eggs. which resterday reached the record mark of 70 cents dozen. has revealed the fact that the market has been cornered by spectators. The dis closure of the real cause of the rse has been followed by wave of indignation throughout the city and several of the newspapers have started a campaign against the price bos CTS in the hope of discouraging the further manipulation of the mar ket
 TIRED OF SOURDoUGH.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Will jam French, wife of the well-known klondiker, has instituted divorce proceedings in the local courts.