The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09

tions of the Russian army in Pc land. and at other points on t.e Western frontier
 WILL REVIEW CANADIANS LONDON. Nov. i-The King and Queen of England will leave for Sal isbury Plain tomorrow to review the ed for active service at the front.
 SEA FIGHT BELIEVED
 LONDON. Nov. 4-The report re ceiyed from Valparaiso yesterday to the effect that the British cruisers Monmouth and Good Hope were de stroyed by a German fleet, Is gen erally believed here, especially in view of the fact that the story has not been denied by the British ad- miralty. Further details of the en easement are eagerly awaited
 SERViAN MINISTER GOES.
 LONDON, Nov. 4-According to adviCes received by the foreign of flee this afternoon the Seryian min ister has departed from Constan- t!nople. having been given his pass ports today
 AUSTRIAN VESSEL BLOWN UP.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Reports re cetved in this city today state that the Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Eliza beth has been blown up in Kiau Chau bay. It is not known whether the vessel was attacked and destroy ed by the Japanese fleet or whether the destruction was the result of hitting a mine
 kLUk's DEATH UNvERIFIED.
 PARIS. Nov 5. - Although it is consistently rumored here that Gen eral von Kluk has succumbed to wounds received on the battlefield. tainable
 CABINET RESIGNS.
 LIMA. Nov. 5.-The entire Peru vian cabinet resigned today on ac- count of political troubles.
 ENGLISH DETAINED.
 BERLIN, Nov. & - The German government has ordered the deten- tion of all British subjects now resident of Germany. between the ages of r and 35. This action has been taken because of Great Brit aims refusal to permit Germans to leave England after demand had been made upon the British govern ment for the release of the kaiser's subjects who have been detained as prisoners of war. The German or der went intp effect yesterday.
 TURKS MAKE ATTACK.
 AMSTERDAM. Nov. 6. - Advices received here today from Southern Russia state that Turkish cruisers have made a successful attack on the Russian port of Batum, an i'm portant place on the eastern shore of the Black sea. The report claims that the port was taken without loss to the Turks
 BRITISH VESSEL HIT.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. G. One of the British warships engaged in bombarding Turkish ports in the Dardanelles is reported to have been struck by shell from a Turkish gun with serious results The strik- ing of the shell was followed by an explosion, which is believed to have done considerable damage.
 ELECTION COMMENT.
 LONDON Nov GA number of newspapers of this city in com menting on the result of the con sressional elections held in the tHlleu SlaleS, express the opinion that the gains made by the Renubli- cans should be taken as a rebuke to the Democrats, who have been in control of national affairs since the last election
 CHARGE DENIED.
 PARIS. Nov 6. - The war office has made official denial of the charge that German uniforms are being worn by French soldiers in the fight along the frontier
 EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
 DOVER, Nov. 6.-There is much excitement here in consequence of the heavy firing which has been heard off the coast at intervals during the past several days The belief is general here that several engagements have taken place, al though the shots heard furnish the only evidence of meeting between warships. The cannonading has been steady during the greater part of the afternoon.