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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
e. o. p. JuBlLANT;
 VICTORY CLAIMED

WASHINGTON. Nov S-Lead. CTS Of tbe Republican party arc iubnant today over Che results of yesterdays elections and in. sist that che control ol the next Congress is certain. Both lhe Republicans and Democrats agree that Elihu Root is virtu. ally eliminated as O Presidential possibility because of the defeat Of his proposed new constitution In New York.
 The usual White House state ment was not forthcoming today owing. Republican leaders de- clare. Co the Presidents keen dis- appointment over the defeat oi Governor David l. Walsh Of Massachusetts and the sweeping Republican victory in New Jer- sey President Wilson's home state. Ii is expected, however that statement will be given out later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
C0NDITION OF KING NIS
 DANGEROUS

LONDON, Nov. s.--King George has suffered serious relapse as a re. iult of his removal from the front &C., eording to official announcement here today. and all England is. alarmed at iis condition. He is expected to show improvement. however. as soon as Inc has had a good rest.
 Four physicians are attending His ,iajesty. Today's bulletin which told the crowd of several hundred people gathered in front O. the palace that the King had passed 3 bad night, was received in silence. The bulietini fur ther said: ''He still suffers great rain but his general condition is such. however. that 10 is able to take solid food"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
si.LFoUR KNOCKED WOOD"
 DURING PREMlER's SPEECH

| LONDON, Nov. s.-"As the prime minister spoke Of the low percentage of losses under naval transportation. during his speech in the House Of Commons yesterday" says the parlia- mentary correspondent of the Daily News. describing Mir. AsquIth's ad- dress. "Mr. Balfour first lord of the admiralty. slowly leaned forward and solemnly touched wood"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
eERMANs URGED TO
 SELL FOREIGN STOCK
 AID OTHER SECURITIES

AMSTERDAM. Nov. o. German newspapers are urging the exportation of foreign stocks and other securities of which 1t is estimated nearly ST. 500. .OOO.O worth are held in Germany. They recommend special tax to com pel holders to send the stocks to neu- tral banks as security for credits thus relieving the rate of exchange
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
TYPHOONS SWEEPS
 LUzON ISLAND

MANILA. P. l.. Nov 8.-A typhcon which is increasing in violence. is again sweeping a wide section in southern Luzon. which was devastot- ed last month with Q loss of 200 lives and property damage Of $1,O000OO. The storm is heading toward Manila. Two coasting vessels have foundered but their crews were saved.
 On October 27 Q typhoon partly wiped out the town of Tobacco; 100 persons were killed and the railroad line was washed away. The Governor Genera. sent g relief expedition to the stricken district
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
cARRANzA PROMISES PROTECTION TO
 ALL ATTACHMENTS

BOSTON. Nov S.--A Boston Globe Washington dispatch says that the European governments are making inquiries of the United States as to what assurances have been given by the newly recognized Mexican gov ernment with respect to foreign claims.
 Carranza has decided to appoint several mixed commissions to be com' posed of representatives of interested nations in order that an equitable settlement may be reached. He is expected to seek o loan in the United States The sum needed has been variously estimated from $lOOCOO,OO0 toSSO0, 100000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
 WILL MEET TOMORROW

A large attendance is expected at the regular quarterly meeting of the library association to be held tomor- row night In the council chambers. One of the main features of the meet ing win be the election of a president.
 In an probability the matter of ad- equote housing for the library will be discussed. though it is not expected that any action will be definitely taken at this time
 Mr. Shawver Improves.
 It was stated this afternoon by Dr. H. c. Devighne who has charge of MT. shawver Mrs camDen's father that the patient has good chances for recovery but that In all proba bnlty the paralysis win remain in his right side. lt was decided not to take him to the hospital and he is be- Ing treated by his younger daughter at tho Bergman Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Deputy Marshal Frank R. Cook re- turned to Skagway today.
 w. H. Marrelt. a Lynn Canal farm CT. returned to skagway on the City of Seattle
 Miss Ethel J. Bennett who has been engaged as one of the teachers for the school at Anchorage. has been grant ed an Alaska permit. upon presenta- ton of her California State normal school diploma.
 John J. OFallon, of St. Louis who has been hunting on Kenai peninsula for the past month has applied to the Governors office for shipping licenses for two moose heads which he has secured. Mr. O'Fallon is 9 return ing passenger on the Admiral Farra. gut"
 Dr. Helen B. Currie Of Vancouver : B. C.. Miss Dorothy Piundt of Seattle Fl w. Miller Of Seattle and S. M ! Gray of Seattle. registered at the New Cain hotel last night
 Marcus Mayer manufacturing ieweler Of Seattle. is a business visi tor iu the city
 Mrs. Clark Smith returned on Che ! City of Seattle this morning after visit to her old home in Aberdeen ! Washington
 o. A. Garrison of Petersburg is ] guest et Che Occidental.
 ". P. Pendergast of the construc uon force. Alaska Road Commission ! has returned from Petersburg.
 Joe Whaien, T D. Reed and A. b ! O'Connor are registered ct the Occi dental rom Annex Creek
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATS WOMAN SUFFRAGE BY A
 MAJORITY OF 7o,0o0

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3-Woman suffrage has been defeated in Penn syivania by about 10000 majority The majority against it in the larger cit- ies is being materially reduced as the returns from the country districts ere tabulated
 Thomas Smith. regular Republican, was elected Mayor Of Philadelphia oy- CT George Porter Reform" Republi- can
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
EMnEzzLER TAXES LlFE.

SAN FRANCIscO-Harold F. Jones a young bookkeeper in the employ ol the Union on Company wrote not' stating that a shortage in his ac counts would explain bis act Hl then shot himself while drifting in [ rowboat on Merritt Lake Oakland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
MISSION LOSES CLAIM
 10 HooNAH LOCATION

Notice has been received by the land office of the cancellation of the entry of the Russian Greek church mission site at Hoonah on the ground that In 1900 1t was not occupied as required by law.
 4 re-snrvey has been ordered for the mission site of the same organt zatlon at Unaiaska owing to the fact that in the original, buildings were Included which are not part Of the property
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
RUMANlA WOULD HELP ALLIES IF GERMAN
 LUNeE IS STOPPED

LONDON. Nov. Ss-It is learned from an authoritative source today that Rumania prefers to cast her lot with the Allies but will make nc move in this direction until the Germanic iliies are otopped in their drive through Serbia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
Republican succeeds Former.
Republican Leader.

LYONS. N. r.. Nov 3.-Norman s. Gould. Republican, was elected Rep rosentative in Congress from the 56th New York District Go succeed che late Sereuo E. Payne. at one time Republican leader in the House and joint author or che Payne-Aldrich tar iI bll
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
NAVAL CONVOY PLANNED

STOCKHOLM. Nov. s.-The news paper Dagnes Nyheter says that German naval convoy is expected to arrive in the North Baltic to escort German steamers on their home jour ney from Swedish ports At least 30 steamers are believed to have been held up at these ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
PEACE ONLY WHEN
 FRANCE IS RESTORED

PARIS, Nov. 3.-In a speech here today Premier Briand said that France would sign for peace "on'y when France has been completely re- stored through victory and ample guarantee of everlasting peace shall be made"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
WALSH IS BEATEN;
 so IS SUFFRAGE

BOSTON. Nov. 3.-Incomplete re- turns indicate the election of sam uel w. Mccall. Republican. former member of Congress. for Governor over Gov. David l. Walsh. Democrat and candidate for reelection for a third term. The plurality is small as is that for the remainder of the Re- publican ticket.
 The Republicans will continue to control the Legislature. The Republi. can majority over an in the last Leg. isiaturo was &.
 Woman suffrage was defeated by about l30O00 plurality.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
DEMOCRATS AGAIN ARE
 SUCCESSFUL IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. s.-Former
 Congressman A. O. Stanley Demo crat was elected Governor yester- day defeating Edwin p Morrow. Re- publican, to succeed Gov. James B. McCreary. There was a bitter Demo cratic factional fight over the wet and dry question at the State wide primaries in September and it was continued into the general campaign. The Democrats elected the remainder
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
CANADA ADVANCES
 s2oooo,ooo TO GREAT
 BRlTAlNe' WAR FUND

OTTAWA. Nov. S.-canada in ad- ditlon to meeting ordinary an dcapi- tal expenditures has advanced over S2O.OCO,0OO during the past six weeks to the imperial treasury to finance of the shell committee in the Domin- temporarily the haeavy expenditure ion
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
woMAN yURoR DENOUNCED.

sEATTLE-wben a jury in the su Derlor court today returned Yerdic' finding Robert Loften not guilty of va grancy one of the woman jurors hug qed the wife of the defendant, where upon Judge ,. T. Ronald denounced her as unfit in any sense. for Jury duty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
TWO GERMAN SHIPS
 CAUGHT BY BRITISH

LONDON. Nov. S-The correspond ont of the Daily Mall at Copenhagen itates that British submarines have captured two more German steamships in the Baltic sea and took them to -raumo, Finland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
E. sANDoW, FAMOUS
 ATHLETE. REPORTED SHOT

LIVERPOOL. Nov 2.-Rumora are circulating throughout Liverpool com mercinl circles that Eugene Sandow. famous athlete and instructor whose establishment in the West End of London used always to be crowded with fashionable young men. has been shot as spy about fortnight ago at the Tower of London.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
.IIv TEAM 10 sEaKELEY.

sEATTLE-Coach Gilmour Dobie and eighteen members of the Univer- sity of Washington football team left today for Berkeley. where the varsity meets the University of California team Saturday Three hundred local students win witness the game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
MRS. cAMPEN's FATHER
 STRICKEN LAST NIGHT

w. F. Shawver, father of Mrs. Ce' ella Campeu suffered 9 stroke of paralysis last night at his room in the Bergman and is this morning report. ed in a very Nerious condition. Dr. H. c. DeVighne. who is in charge of the case. stated this morning chat Che mans right side is totally paraiyzed This is the second stroke of this ma ture that Mir. shawver has had and when he was taken to st. Anns nos pital this morning grave doubts were had for his recovery.
 Mir. Shawyer who is 65 years oi age. came to Juneau several weeks agc accompanied by @ sister of Mrs. Cam pen. and has been in the court room continuously during his daugeter' trial
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
RuLnARa AnvANcE.

LONDON, Nov. S.--The Bulgarians. advancing from velas fin the direction CT Monastir have reached Dabuna Ilange. hslf way between velas and i'rilep. according to The Times
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
MoRE TROOPS LANDED.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 8. - French troops are being landed at Kayala. Greece. according to Q. telegram today rom Sofia. It is said that steady Htream of Algerians and French artil- lerists is arriving at that port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
ouisT TO CONSTRUCT
 NEW "TiMEs" BUILDING

A. W. Quist, a prominent Seattle contractor. who built the Goldstein concrete building in Juneau and ai- SO constructed the Tongass Trading Co.'s building in Kotchiilap, has been awarded tho contract to build the new home of the Seattle Times at Fifth and Virginia streets. Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
RspgbIIean b rhIrtY.EIras

MALONE. ". Y. Nov. 3-Bertrand 1T. Shell Republican was elected as @ member Of Congress from the S1st New York District to succeed the late F c Merritt. also Republican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
CHIMNEY FLAME
 CALLS OUT FlREmEN

An alarm of fire from she Pallister hospital called out the fire depart ment this morning The steam heat ing plant installed by G. K. Gilber; was being tried out for the first time and the wooden forms which lined the chimney were burned out, which was responsible for the alarm being rung in. The removal of the forms in this manner had been planned, and the ringing in of an alarm was sur prise to the workmen who were on the Job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
PROHIBITION LOSES
 IN OHIO BY e0.oo0

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. S.-Ohio has again defeated prohibition by a ma iority oi 6O000 Supporters Of the amendment did not give up the hope Of victory until the last. The vote in the larger cities. particularly in Cin- cinnah. was strongly in favor of the vets
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
r D. JOHNsON APPOINTED

WASHINGTON President Wilson today appointed Tillman D. Johnson of ogden Utah, to be United States district judge for Utah
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK Nov S.-Alaska Gold closed today at a2il Chino 58k Ray 26ik Utah Copper 7S. Butte and su perior 6S%
 Copper metal is at 1874
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
LATE NEVIS BULLETINS

MARINE FIREMAN DROWNED.
 sEATTLE-Teddy o'Neill, a fire man on the steamship Minnesota was drowned this morning while return. ing to his ship. He fell from a gang way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
ITALIAN SUCCESSES ARE
 REPORTED.

ROME. Nov. 3.-Brillinnt victories Tor Italian arms are claimed in the official statement issued from the war office today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
WOMAN osTEoPArH
 TO LOCATE 6ERs

Dr. Helen B currier an oeeopathic physician of Los Angeles, arrived ID Juneau last night from Vancouver b' C.. and wiil locate here. She is a' the New caln.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
Another Republican Mayor for
 Cinclnnatf.

CINCINNATI O.. Nov. 8-George Putcha. Republican. was elected may or yesterday to succeed F. E. spelgei, also Republican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

M S. Hubbard 9 government min. arologist, left for Haines today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

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, 1915-03-20
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PUBLICATION
FROM HI POLICE.

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on SATURDAY the 21th instant from Q TO
II o'clock a. m. on the estate AuguiIla-
The direction of The shooting viii be towards
Arau es Lagoon, therefore all persons are
Warnea against passing the sail place during
tie time meLtioued
Chlisti"nsted's Police Office, the 18th
March, 1915.
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, 1915-03-20
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
WORSE THAN LUSITANIA
 SAYS ITALIAN PRESS or
 SINKING OF THE ANCONA

Rome, Nov. 11-Commenting upon the sinking of the Ancona, the Tribune says:
 ''It was even more barbarous than the sinking of the Lusitania, for the passengers were not warned against sailing before they boarded the steamer, as in the Lusitania case.
 Modern civilization must rise against the criminal responsibility for the Ancona outrage. The Austrians- if the submarine was Austrian-sur- passed their allies and teachers. Pres ident Wilson in the name of outraged Humanity must read over the note re- ceived from Berlin and have it re- spected.'
 < The Idea NazienaIe says the Ancona case recalls the Lusitania but that it i;s s'graver and more ferocious as the submarine fire hundreds of shots against the Ancona to save torpedoes, supplies of which are difficult to ob- tain in the Mediterranean, thus using the most innuman methods and nak- ing escape precarious."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
Woman in Hospital
 After Jitney And
 Private Car Collide


 Rounding the corner Of East Wash ington. and Noble avenues at 2 o'clock this afternaan, an automobile driven by George W. Conklin of Shelton crashed into a jitney bus pi1oted by Frank J. Griffin of 4 Carlton avenue. Mrs. John H. Weekly of Mill Hill avenue and Grand street was thrown out of theb us and she received con cussion of the brain. She also got many decorations.
 Bert Kfsh of 17sO Seaview avenue is suffering from many cuts and abrasions. The injured were terated at the offices of Drs. Blank and Top ping. Mrs. Weekly was later removed to a hospital. She is, suffering se- verely. i3xiN None of the others were injured. The was wrecked. It was said the other was on the left side of the street Conklin was arrested for reckless driving. He is held under bonds of $500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
WOMAN PHYSICIAN ON
 ANCONA LEFT NEW YORK
 TO HELP THE WOUNDED

New York, Nov. 11.-When the An coma sailed from this port for the Mediterranean, October IT, there were 15S officers and men in her crew These. added to the passenger list of 482 make a total of GAO persons aboard when the vessel was torpedoed. The local agents of the Italian line to which the Ancona belonged still awaited answer to their messa ges to Naples asking for a list of passen- gers when the steamer left that port.
 Ambassador Page at Rome has mo- tifed Washington that 27 passengers, believed to be Americans, and all trav- cling th.rd class, were lost. Mrs. Ce- cile l.. Griel, of New York, a well known physician, is the only American thus far reported among the rescued. She was a medical director of the Manhattan Trade school, and had re- signed that position and spent much time travelling abroad studying the hospital systems Since the war be- gan she had been working in 8 hos -pita1 for convalescent soldiers at Barl Italy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
LABOR LEADER TO
 CONFER IN EFFORT
 TO ADJUST STRIKE
Batcheller Girls Walk out Caused By Complaints
 Over Wage Scale.

International organizers today took full charge of the walk-out of all the machine ironers at the George C.. Batche1ler & Go. corset plant in the South End. About 50 girls refused to continue working yesterday under conditions they said gave them less than the average ironers wage. In an effort to arnicably effect a set clement of the differences John Pierce,
 first vice president of the 1nterna- tionaI Union of Ladies' Garment
 Workers was called to Bridgeport and hold conference with the heads of the company
 There is a belief that the wages may be so adjusted that the machine iron CTS will get the average wage of be-
 tween S1O and $11f per week instead of the SS to $8 scale snow effective.N Under the direction of Patrick F. Duffy. general organizer of the Amer
 ican Federation of Labor, many meet ss of the federal union are sched- uIed for this and the coming week. A meeting of both girls and men eIn- pIoyed at the Bryant Electric Go. will be held in Rakoczy hall at 8 o'clock
 Friday night. Girls employed in the tGrapIophone Go. will meet at the
 same hall Tuesday night and workers at the Siemon Go. will meet at Social I ists' hall next Tuesday evening. A benefit dance and drama ;tc off r. ing is scheduled for the Hungarian speaking workers of the West End plants at Ra1zoczy hall on the night of November 19.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
JENNINGS JURY IS
 UNABLE TO AGREE;
 NEW TRIAL LIKELY

After being out for two hours this morning a jury in the civil common pleas court reported that it could not agree upon a verdict in the $1,OOO suit brought {by c. K. Hunter of Norwalk against Erwin M. Jennings, the Fair field avenue garage proprietor. The jury was out for 5 minutes yesterday afternoon and was excused for the night when the court was informed at 5 D. m. that no agreement had been reached. Deliberations were; resumed at 10 this morning. When informed of the final disa greement, Attorney John Smith, counsel for Hunter. said the suit would be tried again. Hunter claimed he was struck in the head by an automobile jack yielded by Jen- nings. The Natter claimed he struck in self defense.
 The jury next considered the case of the Goodby Rankin Go. of. Provi- dence, R. l., against Ray H. Sher- wood of Norwalk. It is alleged that Sherwood owes $122 for goods pur- chased.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
German Warships Are
 Targets of British
 Subs" in Baltic Sea
tContinued fl

(Continued from Page One) complete communication with the French.
 This report. if true. insures the tenn porary safety of Monast1r. where a condition approaching panic has been prevailing. Monastir has a large Bull garian population and it is feared some of the inhabitants might join the bands of Bulgarian irregulars, which on several occasions recently have threatened the city.
 The London newspapers continue to devote much space to the sinking of the Italian steamship Ancoi1a. Many of them editoriallly express the opin- ion that the attacking boat was a Ger man submarine and they arrive at the usual conclusion that the United States is more concerned in exacting repara- tAon. than any other nation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-11
Cenicola Divorce
 Suit is Scheduled
 For Court Tomorrow

The divorce action brought by Jen- nie E. Cenicola against pr. Henry Cenieola, the East Bridgeport physi- clan, is scheduled for a hearing to- morrow afternoon in the civil super for court before Judge William S. Case. Intolerable cruelty is the ground. The couple were married May IA, 1894 Mrs. CenicoIa's maid en name being Jennie Meneguz.
 She charges that the cruelty began June 1, 1904 and continued until the date of the writ. On account of the prominence of the couple the suit caused considerable comment when it was filed about a year ago. About the time the action was brought Dr. Cenicola left for trip abroad. He did not contest the suit.