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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis, Z; Cleveland, ..
Kansas City 4 Columbus. 10.
st Paul 8; Minneapolis, o
Milwaukee, .; Louisville. g,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16

philadelphia, May Philadelphia
DeIeated Cleveland today to 3, by
"uN4Ag their hits with bases on balls
"na errors. Bush took Shawkeys place
,u the NTH inning and in the last five
innings Cleveland could not get a man
20 first base
r., score; r. IT. f.
D,.leNeland 49,. 600 500 000-3 .
ihtiadelphia 620 I'll 00x-6 8 0
batteries Banding, Gregg. Beck
~ NSariSch' Shawkey, Bush and
lbpp, schdug. ------s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
browns O. Rcd Soy &.

Boston, May l5.-The St Louis
p'aFers found Bedients delivery easy
To-Day and batted out a to victory
over Boston. Joe Wood. the Red sox
p'eher made his first appearance to-
u'y since operated on for appended
" last February lie had all his old
Time speed.
a nome run by Walker Of St. Louis,
was one Of the longest hits ever made
On the local grounds.
score. r. IT. T..
st. Louis 2o0 non O4O- 10 n
BOSTON ...... 600 O1O O02-3 3 8
81 batteries Weilman and Rumler;
bedient Wood and Cady
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
LINCOLN HITS AT
0PP0RTUNE TIMES
AND DEFEATS OMAHA

lsY soHEiEs JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAsEo WIRE
Omaha. May 15.-The visitors hits
were sufficiently opportune to give
them a 3 to ! victory over Omaha to-
day in game without special feature.
Score. r. II. h.
Lincoln g.. ....OlO 200 O0O-3 8 2
Omaha D.. loo coo O0O-1 6 1
Batteries: smith and Rohr; steven
son and Crosby.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
PALLADINOS WIN
CHAMP IONSHIP
Of CITY LEAGUE


The city handicap league closed last
night, the Bankers forteiung their last
match with the Foresters AT the
Drummer alleys Palladmu's Colts
lea, with the Drummers second and
the Santa Fc bowlers third The
prizes VIII be awarded within few
days
The league was remarkably success
ful, ana the interest among the play
ers was sustained untll The last des-
pite the fact that the Colts held first
position from the beginning and the
others We're unable TO dislodge them
only one team failed to finish the
season, the Bankers, ana they dropped
out only recently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
NOTICE TO WOODMEN or THE
WORLD.

All dues are payable at Singer Cigar
place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
Western Icaauc.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National Lcagne.

New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
SANTA III WINS TWO GAMES
FROM CONTINENTAL OH. co.

The Santa Fe team took two games
Of their match Thursday night nc the
Drummer alleys from the Continental
OH company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
EederaI Ieague.

Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16

Real estate problems purchases
sales or iradr--aro easily solved bt
Journal want ade Read them, uHf
them po u today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16

The duck pin league win be
started soon Representatives of th'
following teams viii meet tomorrow
morning 10 elect officers and adopt
rules. Schlltz, Postoffice, New Mex.
leo cigar Co., Rosenwald Brothers,
Economist, Continental ON company
santa Fc, Brunswieke-B alke-Collendcr
co., Figolas, lmbbs laundry Albu-
querquc Gas, Electric Light ~ Power
CO., Doctors, Mutual Life Insurance
CO., Foresters, Coyote Springs Min
eral Water CO., Underwood Typewrit-
er CO., and any others that wish to
enter.
The scores rolled by the Foresters
last night follow:
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sl. Losenh III. Tonel,n 1.

Topeka, May 15.-All Topeka pitch
ers looked alike TO the st Josephs
today and four of them We're batted
hard i'm a one-sided game closing the
series.
Score. r. II. f.
Topeka. ....210 600 O01-4 II 4
st. Joseph ....31O 1873 1Oo--12 10
Batteries Haislip, Clarke and
Rapps: Purcell, Sterzer and Griffith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16

We have another large ship
ment Of
PURE VERMONT MAPLE
SYRUP
We expect lot OF nice Berries.
Fresh Peas.
Tomatoes
String Beans
Spinach
Asparagus
New Potatoes
Radishes
Young Onions
Summer squash
Bhubarb
Lettuce
Strawberries
isaspbcrries
Blackb6rries
Cherries
Oranges
Bananas
Grapefruit
Polly Prim .......-....5c can
Zoe rolls Toilet Paper.
rs rolls for ..-... Si.0O
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r H. D.
sIonx CITY II: Denver H.

Sioux city May 15.-Spahr's error
in the ninth gave Sioux city Z. II to IL
victory over Denver in ragged game.
Manager Clarke was put out Of the
game in the sixth and threatened to
protest if the locals lost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16

Indoor strawberry fete this after
noon and evening, Fourth and Gold
by Lutheran Endeavbfers 1Jc. Well
come all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-16
Athletics q. Mans 2.

=, .10'IIVa' WtlIWan ma ItUmTl
hedlent Wood and Cady.
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WAS BUSY
 plRcF WFc W

Christmas was busy ta the Juneau public iiaury Mrs lceie. la1d. the iiarar.an. had 'lt9 Ue.t mapped 5at tac .oe day @ 1 set done because there We're many calls dUr.us Che day ert gust yshat she eajo aarns ass a ur set by people Vt1o t1ka a1 Interest D. che iibna Speakirs g she said there had heea aieadl attendanee and that he raaa.a room was occupied pracoaait m ot ae time. Many who caaed. took books homo to read
 Interest .s continually ero lns ln the library @ Mrs. 5.isnd "and .he Uors hero a2 ns moro in-agssJins .are see ae library grow into useiuuas and im- portonco itis such leiH lo g, com. muuity. boraron como ae time booSs ore brought in and 5ota arc very welcome
 Quite 8 nuWter o rcE lea 7r on Che way He.c l Inflow lntyre Aucaol Hoes 8eseh Cook. Hanti- 8-1 Rod Cutting 5tlton ol ai-A- Clarion. Adams Ccea aa Hutcb.msan "Goison Band Caclcs Hidden chldren Clamter .cra of Dawn Ryan loa pe-osa "One Clear Cal Gieeae alty Plus br lcd
 risn "Wai c Partition
 Children os Bar.srucr sa1. RiFes. "BcttF r1Fis-nas Seawoli; Witch of Sun Dance Ta ecH1f sto.l or os 8 Hero. Barbour Tol Ner Know Your Lnes Parker Wads of Deal Gr.srcic ore London -at1 Ci Panama, Ra.ne sAt Foot Q, Rainbow por-
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BUSINESS REVIVAL 4 REAL s.C0ME-BACK''

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-This year's Christmas business of the nation wag 30 per cent. greater than that Of last year, according to statistics compiled here today The figures were sent to Chicago from the Chambers of Con- merce all over Che country, from pos- tai officials. from express companieS and leading merchants.
 Everywhere business is repprted to- -ue better than normal. One paper editorially asys:
 "The way that security prices have come back is simply marvellous. In- stead of an anticipated liquidation there seems to be a demand that 10 not easily satisfied
 Apparently the liquidation is be- hind us rather than in front of us. There is more confidence 10 busi- ness everywhere and tho faeilltiea go increasing. Moreover. the demand for securities is genuine rather than fic- tltlous
 "The foreign demand for foodstuffs Is maintained. There is broadening demand for cotton. More strength 10 developing in the metal markets. The outlook for general trade is moro prom .sing.
 "The year settlements arc not likely 10 5train tho money market aa is ua- ually the case, because of our now banking system. We have certainly cleaned house thoroughly financially, commercially and politically.
 There is 9 great Improvement in Inc European outlook. Some of the great international banking interests are Of the opinion that the allies sim ply need to hold the Germans in check and that the latter will exhaust them selves in quicked time than has been thought possible"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

 AND ALLY
 OFF CHILE

VALPARAISO, Chile, Dec. 25,- A wireless message received today from the Chilean gunboat Tome rcporta chat the British eruleer Newcastle ir sheiling an enemy at cea, her cannon adiua having been heard fifteen mlles off Valparaiso.
 lt ia s0pFosed the Newcastle has engaged the German eruieer Dreeden, which escaped the fate Of the late Ad- mlral Won spee's fleet off the FaIk- isnds, and the German converted srulser Prinz EiteI Friedrich.
 A British squadron and Japaneso aarshipo are known to be cruising not Tar from this port and the belief e~- 'sts la Valparaiso that eoonor or later he destruction of the Dresden and tho 7riaz Eitel Friedrich will be reported. e tho Allied fleet 10 far superior to Inc fugltlves.
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GOVERNOR BFPl 0REs
 8SYLU1TS CONDITION

Seattle says hat u hel1a l- ed for Juneau Thursday night Gogrr. nor Strong sa-d he -wogid daeia, steps at once to correct 51a conditions at the Mo-ninss.da Asylum posgand. where the Aiasfa lsaae era .rcatod. The Governor srated tho Haals aero not being properly cared.or He sad be would take lhe natter h ae federal authorities n Haass 5a
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NEWS FROM FAIRBANKS.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska Dec 26. (spec. ial)-F 8. Baihly has been held to the grand jury on a charge of robbing Tom Mclaughlin, while the latter was in an intoxicated condition. Many prisoners are in jail here awaiting Q term Of court Meanwhile there is no indication who will be named to sue ceed Frederick Fuller
 It is learned that the cost Of the recent election in tho Fourth Divls- ion was $2500Q0 Some oR tho cleo ton returns orc atill duo.
 All Fairbanks churches observed Christmas wi5h 3 big nnior ic9 %
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mlMERs eo RAcll

CINCINNATI, Dec 26 The dead. lock in Che Eastern Ohio coal fields where miners have been on 2 strike since April last has been broken by the return of 2000 miners. if the proi. itsharlng plan recently adopted works well tho other lS,00O men may re turn it is said.
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~ r1H7 ENE U. ,. TIRE
 

WASHINGTON. Dee. -26.-Newspa- per diopatches waich -ppsared 'n ,ae Washington p1poss this morning re- porting that fhe vneea S.atis 1at- t,eships Tennessee and North easo- iina had threatened to eow5sra Trip. OH after farkish residents had .afea ,- encd violence aga'rs. american 1le- lackets. caueed 9re1s excitement here today and ses shc Navy Department at work obtaining dcS..s.
 Secretary oa tae Na has wired Co Capt Oman ccns1llans che North Carolina. a5Sus for e tails.
 Ono report said tAe fu-sl at.hor itles sousht to prQre1, fe GeF3eace from TripoH ol ae twar'caa ill, sh and French eonsQis, and taet Turkish troops were ready lo ttaeS fraeglcan biueiackets oa sncce-isaT and no crew or an American com sel ln che hash3r. Th.s Ucecuu sad tho captain of tao North Carolina told the TUrks if their threals vera ca-gied out ho would shell ihe c.Es
 This altcruoon the N Depart mont was gdy.sed da. lle Nc-h .es ol.na and Tennessee ara 5e er- ty miles South ol Tripoa ae Tens nessee won't to Beru.t a,ter 0eposit ing gold al lalia
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GIFT
 ABOLITION
 OF STR S

SACRAMENTO, Cals Dec. 26 - Stripes were abolished in Foisom Penitentiary yesterday, as the Christ mas gift of the State of California,
 Tho warden at Folsom called Che 1000 conyicts into the chapel and the guards distributed 9 new biue-gray suit as m Xmas present Co every man. Tbe striped suits and caps were plac- ed in a huge pile and burned.
 The finest Christmas dinner ever spread in California penal institu- ton was served. Religious services were held at noon and flights out did not 80 into effect until 1i o'clock, two hours after the usual time.
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COLD WAVE BROKEN;
 RECORDS WERE BROKEN

WASHINGTON. Doc 26.-Vbo cold wave which has held the country in an icy grip for the past three days was broken today. December tenn peraure records were broken in 9 great many places.
 The cold held the country from the Mississippi river to the Atlantic ocean.
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LAYS SIEGE
 TO MEXICAN PORT
0 WlINAk2t .,

YER. CRUZ, Dec. 26-A strong force Of Villa troops has laid siege to Vera Cruz. which is defended by @ thousand soldiers under tho banner of General Carranza. Carranza is lead ing the defense of the city and long siege Is expected.
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SAILORS
 FOR NAVAL RESERVE

WASHINGTON. Dec. Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels has rec commended to tue Senate the passago Of a bill creating Q naval reserve force from among the honorably discharg- ed enlisted men of the navy.
 Tho Secretary has declared train. ed force Of 100000 men could thus be created, with nt.le expense to the government
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anhneo Are Eeasted

KANSAS CITY Dec 26.-A hun. dred and hfty hoboes sat down to Q Christmas dinner here yesterday at the expense of Frank P Walsh, chair man of the Federal Commission on industrial relations
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MRS L0DER HOUND
 GUIhTY BY JURY

SEATTLE. Dec. 2s.-Late Christ mas Eve. Mre. Annette Loder oi Gales burg llls was found guilty by jury In tho United States Court, of mis- use Of the mails In Che sale of stock of Che Kupreanoi Mining Company which claimed to have paying mine on Kupreanof Island, Southeastern Al- asIa.
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PROMINENT SEATTLE
 CHINESE MURDERED

SEATTLE, Dec. 26.-Quolg Chew, a pioneer Chinese, and leader of the local Chinese colony was robbed ane then murdered yesterday.
 The city is being finely combcd for trace of the murdcrers.
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A. K BEATS0N DIES

SEATTLE, Dec. 26.-A K. Beat son, a pioneer of Latouche Alaska. and at one time owner Of the famous copper mine, died Christmas Bye in Los Angeles, it was learned here last night.
 Beatson was over SO years Of age, and has been falling In health for Bey- eral years. He made fortune through the sale of the Latouche mine 10 the Guggenheims.
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0uleL DoMn ToMn.

Tho day was rather quiet down town. There were few who drank too much and some were taken to the city jail Thursday night or early on Christmas morning. On the whole however. tho town was very orderly and there was little excitement In the evening all oi the moving picture houses were well pauonized and ey- eryone seemed satisfied
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
rHE HAGUE WILL

LONDON Dec. 2s.-steps are being aken at The Hague to form an Inter- national committee which will charge self with the relief Of tho Belgians fter the war, and with tho restora- ion Of Beleian monuments, libraries. atc. it ia reported.
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HOLLAND PROTECTS

LONDON. Dec. .26.-A dispatch from The Hague says Holland has protcst- cd against the selzure Of Dutch ships the arrest Of civilians of military ogc from Dutch ships the expansion oi coutraband 6zd toe o.os.u5 5 ta5
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POISON IN zBieHBALL
 WIFE KILLS HUSBAND

GREENvlIB. s. C., Dec. 2s.-J. C. Martin died here yesterday after noon as a result of a fearful mistake made by Mrs Martin, in the making of h,ghbal. Mrs. Martin got tho carbolic acid bottle mixed with Q small bottle Of mineral water and Martin died in great agony ten min utes after drinking it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
SOCIALISTS ENDORSE
 ACTION OF MEMBER

PARIS. Dec. 26.-The German news paper Yorwartz says at meeting Of the Socialist delegates at Stuttgart Q resolution approving the action of Karl Leibknecht in voting against the var credits in Relchstag was carried very large majority.
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RUsToARDs ENresrAlN


DIT. and Mrs Jonn Russsari had for dinner gue rlsy 1ir and John T. Read
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EMPLOYEES
 OBSERVE CHRISTMAS

Five thousand men, employees of the Treadweu and Gastineau Mining Companies yesterday celebrated Xmas, @ twentyiour hour holiday prevailing in the mines, from 2 o'clock Christ mas morning until o'clock this morn mg Dougias businessmen have gone one better by Seer,ng their stores closed until z o'clock Monday morning. Christmas dinners were seryed in the mines. and all Gastineau ioine'l in the observation Of the christmgstide, with characteristic spirit Dinners, family reunions. and "open houses were features of the festivities here. The roller skating masquerade at tho Rink attracted a large crowd.
 Services in the churches were large ly attended, Trinity Episcopal church and the Catholic church had unusu- ally large attendances.
 Green chrlstmas
 Yesterday was a green Christmas for Juneau. Another striking feature was that it was not raining. Usually # there Is not snow on the ground it is raining. Sometimes there is both snow and rain. Yesterday. howcver the weather was ideal. Many. enjoyed long walks into the country toward Thane or Salmon Creek, or about he
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"coNsuls ITO GERMANY
 AND NOT ITO BELGIUM

LONDON. Dec. 26.- Great Britain today " adaisvs etaoinYs"otgushrd today was advised of the German notl- ficatlon to neutral governments that it would no longer recognize the exc. Quaturs crediting their consuls to Bel gium.
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SIG MoNDAY NIGHT
 FOR cAsTiNEAu KiDDlEs

child ia every town in all ae 6iaeau channel communities is sag..ed to come lo tue Eligs Christ as tree exercises in Elks Hall next M0aa night Dec. 2S. at s o'clock. NH be bis ime Tor the l5iddies.
 faere Elil be 9 present Tor each cil Tho Juneau i0dge of Elks is ire ol the membars to make everg ehHa ln the several communities
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RR
 FOR RIoI

Hae leading squad of soldiers rom Fort Seward, n an attempt to quel. rio. WrLed by drunken The liahs Haincs fhnrsday ovening Deputy Uaitcd states Marshal War rla Hard'os was knilad, and was ta- Ben 10 ,hc post hospital sullerins from deeD wounds on the scolp and chest masaas office from Fort Seward anu wound ai.honsh greatly disiig-
 mea have been found guilty of
 aarns ou chUses oi assault
 tl d2ngerous weapon. two will ece cdarecs ol selling liQuor to in-
 and asre are thgee more arrests % made. as a result ot Inc broil.
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UIgIr0IIN iN9UcURATED

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Charles s. Whltman " took the oath of Gov ernor .of e State of New York
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Eg HORSE BREAKS
 LEG; TO BE SHOT

esu'i handsome biooded ride
 owned 3y Dr. T.. O. Sloane, 1Sc h.s les yes.c-lay and tne animal
 alc'an tookBiaco iu theHum- ~ b8rn where ae horse had 9
 The en'mni evidently had slip. aerr his ieli hind leg. near che aaeS ab.eman wao heard the W cagey and A. n Humphries e a0rse and put 1im out Of his sul. e .esr serar'ns gein. and the flow o Dicoa was s,9ppe iCl uIucuity. hersa and pr Sicaro reluctant- rT1Qa e2per aay of the riding
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.I I EnERls pIEs

BELLINGHAM. Dec. 26.- Colonel J. J. Ederls, a pioneer resident died here yesterday
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afLefNV0N AI ohlihiNs N Niil~ iA riA North Sea. Eight of her crew per lshed.
 eULLETlN
 PARIS. Dec. 26.-Tho War Office innouncoment Is as follows:
 "Foss in the North have Inter
 ferred wlth operations ln Flanders
 Counter attacks of the Germans
 have been driven back There
 are several artillery dusIs in pro
 gress near the Sea and at Per
 thes.
 LONDON. Dec. 26.-A thrilling aero plane battle took place In the clouds high over the mouth of the Thames rlyer Christmas afternoon when a German biplane engaged two British aeroplones.
 Many shots were exchanged in the air at a great height. The German was finally driven off. Neither the German machine. nor the British plane was damaged.
 NEW MOVE ON WARSAW
 LONDON, Dec. 26.-It was officially reported today that General Yon Hin denburg, field marshal of the German army in the East had started new movement toward Warsaw from Thorne, which is northeast Of the Pc iisbs capital and is in the province of East Prussia
 Late reports from Petrograd said said the Russians hod resumed the offensive in Poland One report said that 1l,OOO Germans had been taken prisoners. but this statement was de- nied by Berlin.
 The Austrian army is making very strong effort to strike down the yai- ley of the Nlda, in the direction of Carnow
 Am. early report from the Petrograd War office said that there had been mo great change over Christmas in the situation on the West bank of the Vistula river or in Galicia.p
 Every German attack at these points was reDulsedD the official com. munIcoton says. There is continu, ons fighting on the banks of the PHI ciaa
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=.-IPIN0S
 ACCUSED
 0 MJT.NN

MANILA, ?, Is Dec. 20.-Eignt Fili- pinos were arrested by United States troops. on charge Of seditlon. as a result of an aborlige uprlsing h Man- ila and its onyirons.
 From army sources it 1gag learned that a warning was gent to ai army officers Thursday that 10000 mutln. ous Fiipinos wero organized and ready to mako concerted attack on Fort Santiago, at tho mouth of the Pasl9 river cuartel Espana and Quartet ln- fanteria lbarracksl and the U. S. army medical depot.
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.sNrs EoR acENrRALr

P6E55NTS FOR "cENTRAL"
 AND cABlE OPERATORS The aeio s.Ts he telephone of.
 md ae operators at the United etat g1f'e office carried off first are is believed. in the number of Hsaa's suard|eas CT communica- nahlie eaH cisasettes, and neck r l hesier went to tho cable dae naSt dCor where the as or lowers. cands and other ap.
 a7aone gir in Inc local of
 NcA9is Mrs Marie Brennan, and Esclle cordiner
 Tho cable force comprises P. P. 'eyd oaer tor in charge; and D. s. Semea Johnson. (. B. Williams, W Wmman. and Homer A. San osd and NesseuGer Lawrence HuaE
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

According to local members of the U. S. cable force, tho barracks, modi. cal depot and fort in Manila are the strategical points In the Philippine capital and their occupation by mutin- ous Filpnos would gve them virtual command of tho city.
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Wsirs aooss XMAS
IAsHINnroN- nac.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.- Z. P dant Woodrow Wilson e suang Christmas ln Che White 's tA- 4ag5 with the immediate * memhers ot bls famiiy. The % p0ent did noi 60 out an z lag Nr and Airs. Francis ss EoWes Sayre ot N'Hhamstown, % ass. were dowa Co spend t Chrsmes with .lc President g. and 1r and MS William c.
 scAdoo called
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
NO GAINS
 ARE MADE
 BY ARMIES
BULLETiN

eRlmseY England, Dec. 2s.-The steam trawler oceana was sunk this afternoon by striking a mine ln the North Sea. Eight Of her crew per lshed.
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-ALAskA COLD o24I

SEATTLE, Dec. 26.-Alasla Gold ii lallesd a Boston Gt S2t,O0.
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MIKAD0 BALNED
 ON WAR PROGRAM

TOXIC, Dec. 26.0wing to Enc reiec- ton of measures designed to increase the size of Japnn's standing army the Mil,ado dissolved the imperial Diet to.
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JUDGE MURANE IS
 JEFFERSON PASSENGER

SEATTLE. Dec. 26.- The steam. ship Jefferson sails North tonight Among her passengers are Judge C.. ID. Muraue, formerly of Nome Mrs, E.. Ridpath 2, " Englehart c. W. Eos ter, H. c. Conway and 0 2 olson.
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N'r. and Mrs. Charles 2. Garfield entertained air md airg. 2. H Post ano MT md 5Ers . W l5 tia
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eETs RUSSO
 ISLAND FOR GUNS

WASHINGTON Dec 26.-phe Jap. anese embassy received official ad- vices today from Tokio Chat Russia had ceded the Japanese It's half of the Island of Salyhaler. In return for Jap anese siege guns to be used in the East