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The sun., 1915-06-03

The Independent Order Birth Abra-
ham, the largest Jewish fraternal or
sanitation IN the world, having 753
lodges, located In twenty-nlne different
states OF the Union and an aggregate
membership OF 100000. will hold its
twenty-ninth annual convention at At
lantic city, y, j., on June q. and s.
The sun., 1915-06-03
julie Power, Actress. Divorced.

Supreme Court Justice Giegerich
signed a decree OF divorce yesterday for
Frederick Esmelton Bryant a stage
manager. against julie Power Bryant,
the actress known as julie Power. The
decree IL based on the defendants mis-
conduct with Edwards Davis, actor and
former clergyman. whose wife has d.
vorced him on testimony involving julie
Power.
The sun., 1915-06-03

The George Rruco branch OF the Nnw
York Public Library nj ~ Manhattan
street was formally opened 10 the publl,
last night t%ill have 10000 volume.
ana IL the forty-fourth branch TO he
opened.
The sun., 1915-06-03
NEW ENGLAND.

TOUR NEW ENGLAND SOW
Perfect Roads Magnificent en.ry!
pracirg AR For Road Map. address wy
NJ KIMBALL. Sec'y. y, T. HH'al Assn
Draper Hotel. Northampton. Mae.
The sun., 1915-06-03

NEW srRUCE CABIN I'M. wNer. You
Can catch Trout. Rooms en suite With bath
saddle Horses, All Amusements Ho net
Cresco station. Lackawsnua u. Il "
NJ u. PRICE Caundeus's Pa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
LEI EVERYBODY BE ON LOOKOUT
 FOR THE BOAT

Between the ninth and the twen- tieth of October an accident befell the party aboard the Frances R.. at the Chickimen river, Behm Canal, At the time she was carrying one sixteen foot round bottom, straight stern. double-ender, Hoadley built trolling boat, two rowlock sockets. painted lead color.
 It is of great importance in solv- ing the mystery of the disappear ance of the party to locate the boat.
 Any person having seen or heard of boat or wreekage of this des- cription being picked up or seen any where in the vicinity, either end of Behm Canal, should at once report the facts to Ernest P. Walker, In specsor, Bureau of Fisheries, Wrang ell, Alaska.
 Other Southeastern Alaska papers please copy for several issues.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
SERBIAN WOMEN
 TO JOIN RANKS
Two Hundred Fifty Thous-
 and Are Ready to Fight

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S-"An army of 250,000 Serbian women, equal in number to the entire Serbian reg ular army, will soon be on the fir ing line against the German and Austrian forces" is the substance of an address delivered by John R, Palandech, at a Chicago gathering.
 Palandech, who is the publisher of three Of the leading Slavonic newspapers in the country, is one of the Serbian leaders of the city. Con- tinuing he said: ''No woman in the world are more courageous than the Serbian women, and they are not going to sit at home and see their fathers, husbands and broth CTS driven out of Serbia Many Serbian women have been killed fighting at the front, and I have learned from my native land that it will be but a short time before the army of women soldiers will equal that of the men. It would be easy for Serbia to sell out as did Bulgaria and Greece; Germany has offered land and money but both will be refused until the very end.'
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
MYSTERIOUS FIRE
 IN SEATTLE
Property Valued at Seven Hundred Tholisands Lost
AT PIER FOURTEEN
All Is Excitement And Several
 Arrests are Made

SEATTLE. Oct 2e-A destructive fire of q mysterious origin was started last night at pier fourteen that destroyed property valued at seven hundred thousand dollars. The property 50 destroyed is part of the four million dollar cargo that was being discharged from the British steamer Ionin.
 The Ionin has been employed in carrying munitions of war to Russia and 1t was suspected that 1t would load more munitions from this port, which gave rise to suspect that the fire was caused by sympathizers of the Teutons. Several arrests were made
 Last Tuesday, two attempts to burn the pier was made. but the fire was discovered in time to prevent any great damage
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
GREECE MUST BE
 MADE ID ACT
Entente Powers Decide to
 Send Her Ultimatum
MUST COME OFF FENCE
)r Demobilize Her Forces And
 Become Really Neutral

ROME, Oct. 29-An official report vas given out today in which the ntente powers have agreed to send m ultimatum to Greece at once hat she must make a choice, and nter the conflict either with Ger nany or the allies, and that in the vent that this is refused, her only alternative is to demobilize her orces and become an absolutely eutral nation. Otherwise, the mob 'ization of aer armies will be con- idered a declaration of war on the lies. Some important developments re expected within the next forty ight hours.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
CRUISER MAKES
 4 CAPTURE
Six German Officers Taken
 by the Britishers ATTEMPTING ESCAPE
Said To Be From Prime Wilhelm
 Interned Warship

NEW YORK, Oct 2o-A British Cruiser reported yesterday the cap ture of six men, supposed to bc officers of the warship Prinz Wil- helm, interned at Newport News Va, and who were reported as hay ing deserted.
 These men. the report says, were attempting to escape in & yacht and when they were discovered, they made another attempt to evade tho cruiser and disrgarding the signal 70 stop, but the yacht was soon run down and the men taken prison CTS.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
NEW COMMANDER OF
 THE RUSSIAN TROOPS

PETR0GRAD, Oct 2e-General DiHitioff. by an order issued today, was placed n command Of the oper- ating forces in Bulgaria
 4 bulletin published hy the war office says that the appointment was made to conform with the new policy inaugurated recently against the Bal kan states
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT
TREY Q HEARTS

A Strand war series will open the show tonight with many scenes in the WAT stricken countries
 The unluct1y 18th installrnent of the Trey 70 Hearts comes in the midst of the Halloween festivities when ghosts and gobblins rule su- preme. but t is to be hoped that it will prove contrary to all tradition and the unluclry thirteen will be the best ore yet
 Bob Leonard and Wm- Shay play George Fuckers great burlesque, Jane cf The Motheaten Farm. To all children Saturday after noon at two o'clock
 Not 2 nici<le or a dime
 Do you need this time
 But come to the Grand
 For a jolly good time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
BULGARIA IS GO-
 |NC ID 0RETAL|ATE
Will Confiscate All French
 Property Within Borders FOR DAMAGE CAUSED
By Allies Fleet in Bombardment
 Of Dede Agatch

LONDON, Oct, 29-Advices re ceived yesterday indicate that BUi-
 aa Las decided to retaliate for the loss inflicted on her port in the recent bambardment. The allied fleet few days ago. bombarded Dede Agatch, destroying the bigges. part of the town and in the she'll ing of the barracks, thousands of soldiers were killed.
 She proposes, according to the cor respondent to confiscate all the prop ar-y within her territory belonging to alien residents.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
SITUATION IN THE
 BALKAN STATES
The Landing of Fresh Troops May
 Turn The Tide

PARIS, Oct. 29-Developments in the Balkan states have had far reaching effect on the campaign on the Gallipoli peninsula. The urgency of throwing a large force into Sal oniki has taxed the transport facil- ities of the allies. But this has ap- parently been overcome, if the re- port that hundred and fifty thous- and men had been landed yesterday is correct. While no appreciable gains have been reported by either the allies or the Turks of late, it is reasonable to believe that some thing unusual will be presented to the world in the near future.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
BRITISH GEN.
 IS APPOINTED
Take Command of Armies
 Operating in Greece

LONDON. Oct. 29-At a cabine, meeting yesterday, Sir Bryan Ma hon, who gained fame as the leader of the expedition that marched to the relief of Mafeking, South Africa during the Boer war, was appointed to take charge of the British forces intended for service in Greece. His appointment meets with general ap- proval.
 The General will leave immediate. " for his post of duty.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
HARD TIME HALLOWEEN BALL
 IS POSTPONED

Owing to the gloom that has fal- len over the city, due to the fact hat all efforts have failed in find ing the missing Frances R., party, the Emanon Orchestra boys wish to announce the postponement for a week of their proposed hard time Halloween Ball.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
FRENCH TROOPS ARE LANDED
One Hundred Fifty Thous-
 and Reach Saloniki

BUCHAREST. Oct. 29-Adviees from SalonlN say that the French have just landed an amy of one hundred and fifty thousand fresh troops at that place. From there the movement will be directed to- wards the Bulgarian frontier as a counter attack and prevent further re-enfocemenss being sent to the 5.s,,:c-a-Ian forces operating in Serbia
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
JUST TO PLEASE
 THE CHILDREN

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 2e-Mr. Edi- son, who has just arrived from a visit to the San Francisco fair, on his way east, in order to satisfy the wish of the children for a glance at the great inventor, visited twenty one schools today. When Mir. Edi- son was told that the children great ly desired to see him, he expressed Ia great pleasure, and modestly pro- ceeded on his round.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
At The DREAM TONIGHT
THE JITNEY BUS RACE

The race for the last one of the small Jitney busses at the Dream started off with a rush last night.
 Hans Peterson g Frank Sherson 33 Bill Patching "A Lawrence Foosness 20 Owing to the Dolphin, Marta of The Lowlands will be shown Mon- day and Tuesday. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
INVADERS ARE VICTORIOUS
First Important Step
 Favors The Bulgarians

PARIS. Oct 29-The Bulgarian forces operating along the Danube in the vicinity of viddin. repor. success, in that they have cleared the banks of the river of the Serb- ian forces. capturing thousands of men. guns and munitions
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
GRL.CE DENIES WIDELY
 CIRCULATED REPORT

BUDAPEST. Oct 29-A eorrespon- dent from Athens says that Greece had formally denied the widely cir culated report that unless aliens left the country. they would be in termed. The correspondent says further that officials were highly incensed at the report as they claim no such intention was ever thought of.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
ROOSEVELT ENCOURAGES
 THE WOMEN

OYSTER BAY, Oct. 29-A letter recently written to the National Woman Suffrage Association by Ex- President Roosevelt, has been a source of great satisfaction to the supporters Of the cause The ex- president says the defeat Of the cause III New Jersey should be an incentive 70 renew their efforts for the coming general election
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
,.EMORIAL SERVICES
 Dna,.,, LARGE CROWD

LONDON, Oct. 29-Memorial serv- ices held today for Edith Cavell, the girl who was recently executed b! the order of German courtmartiai, attracted the largest crowd seen in the city for many years.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
JOFFRE VISITS
 WAR OFFICE
Great Significance Attach
 ed to Unusual Visit

LONDON, Oct. 29-The fact tha' General Joffre, the distinguished French commander, is here visi' ing, is given occasion for much spec ulation. In official circles grea importance is attached to the gen erals visit at this time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
SPOKANE SOUTHBOUND

The steamer Spokane came in rom the north last night with fifty passengers aboard. From here she cook c. F. Geible, I. S. Linville, Mrs. ]. H. Scott, MT. J. H. Scott and } second class. Her cargo consisted of 5000 cases of salmon from Wran- gell, 5000 cases from Glacier Bay and 38 boxes of fresh fish.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
KING PETER WILL VISIT ITALY

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 2a-A report has just reached here from 8 reliab- le source to the effect that King Peter of Serbia, will soon visit Italy. It Is rlnored that he is on peace mission. The rumor finds few be lieyers-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
BRITISH OFFICE
 MAKES REPORT
Casualties Much Less Than
 Has Been Reported

LONDON, Oct. 29-An official bulletin issued today says that up to the ninth of October, nearly five hundred thousand had been killed in action.
 The bulletin does not state the number of deaths that occurred through wounds received in battles, nor other deaths due to war serv- ices.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
EADER WILL DEFEND
 THE PRESIDENTS POLICY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-Oscar Underwood the majority leader of 1e Democratic administration de- Jared today that he was ready to lefend the Presidents policy and 'ully support the program as out ined.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
THE CREEL RETURNS

Hank Resell and NJ. M. Church i'll, who were the first to locate the wrecked Frances R., returned about midnight with the Creel, they hav- ing been constantly on the job ever since they first located the boat last Sunday morning and are pretty thoroughly tired out.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
.ITY OF PUEBLO FROM NORTH

The City of Pueblo with 78 pas ,ngers arrived from the north last light. She had 300 tons of ore a. ,oard and will call at Roe Point 'annery on the way south where ihe will take on 25,000 cases of sal non. Her passengers from here were J. H. Kline and S. Brown.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
KING GEORGE
 HAS ACCIDENT
Thrown From Horse While
 Reviewing Troops

LONDON, Oct 2a-A report from the front says that while King George was reviewing the troops, he was thrown from his horse and badly bruised. Although it Is said the result of the accident will not delay the inspection of the forces
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
PRESIDENT WILSON MARRIEs
Less Than Fifty People
 Witness the Ceremony

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-'Less than fifty people witnessed Presi- dent Wilson's wedding"
 Note-The above is the dispatch received by the Progressive Miner today from its correspondent in Seattle. From that it is evident that the President, without much noise was married sometime yester- day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
MOVEMENT OF BOATS

Northbound Dolphin, Sunday morning. Princess Sophia, Monday evening. City of Seattle, Monday morning.
 Southbound Humboldt, tonight. Princess Alice Saturday morning. Alameda, Monday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
THE KUKU1 RETURNS

The Lighthouse tender Kukui which went out three days ago to aid in the search for the Frances R., party returned yesterday afternoon. Capt. Gregory had nothing new to report. When he left the Chikimen river the Fl Paso and the Tahn were still out there.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
KUKUI COALING UP

The Lighthouse steamer Kukui, busy today taking on 120 tons f coal at the Ketchikan Dock, prep ratory for their trip to Sitka.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29

Storks are partial to kittens as ar article Of food.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29

Job printing neatly and quickly done at the Progressive-Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
GERMANS CUT FRENCH LIN
 BUT ARE REFUSED

LONDON, Oct. 29-A report sG' that German infantry has made double drive with view of pie ing the French line east of Rheim and wrecking the British salien north of Hill number TO, in the re zion of Lens.
 The British repulsed the assaul without losing ground. The Frenc' were driven cut of their first line b. a charge behind bank of gss but regained all their possessions il a counter attack, wherein the Ger mans are said to have suffered heav fly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
HALLOWEEN COMING SOON

See Knbley's windows for a full line of Halloween novelties .Ad. 5t.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29

Big coming event at the Rink. Watch for date. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29

The Victoria Cross was first in- stituted on January 29, 1856.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-29
HALLOWEEN COMING SOON

See Kubley's windows for a flu line of Halloween novelties .Ad. 3t
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

neota, Ghent, Marshall, Tracey. Mar
tin county: Paramount. Mcleod coun-
ty: Glencoe, Silver Lake, Winsted,
Stewart, Bear Creek, Hutchinson,
Rocky Run. Meeker county: Litch-
field, Forest City, Greenleaf, Darwin,
Manannah. Mower county: Austin,
Adams, Grand Meadow, lie Roy, Rose
Creek. Murray county: Avoca, Iona,
Hadley, Fulda, Currie. Nicollet coun-
ty: St. Peter, West Newton, Cranky,
Belgrade, Middle Lake. Mobiles coun-
ty: Adrian, Hersey, Little Rock,
Olmsted county: Rochester, Pleasant
Grove, Eyota, High Forest. Pipestone
county: Edgerton, Pipestone City,
Woodstock. Redwood county: Red
wood Falls, Lamberton, Walnut
Grove, Westline. Renville county:
Birch Coolie, Bird Island, Fairfax,
Henryville, Emmet, Hector Rice
county: Faribault with three parishes,
Shieldsville, Mortified, Hazelwood,
Wheatland, Richland, Vesel. Rock
county: Luverne. Scott county:
Shakopee with two parishes, Belle
Plaine with two parishes, Jordan, New
Prague, ST.. Patrick, Newmarket,
Marystown, St. Benedict, St. Joseph,
Credit River .Sibley county: Gessen
Land, Henderson, St. John, Green
ISLE, Arlington, Winthrop, Gaylord.
Steele county: Owatonna, Blooming
Prairie, Deerfeld, Somerset. Swift
county: De Graft, Clontarf, Benson,
Appleton, Fairfield, New Posen Wa
basha county: Wabasha, Lake City,
West Albany, Highland, Oakwood,
Minneiska, Mazeppa, Plainview. Wa
SEGA county: Waseca, St. Mary, Iosco,
GAINESVILLE, Byron, Richland. Wash
ington county: Saltwater with three
parishes, Oakdale, Langdon. Waton-
wan county: Madelia, St. James.
Winona county: Winona with three
parishes, Rollingstone, Hart, St.
Charles, Elba, Lewiston, Philips,
Ridgeway, Oak Ridge. Wright coun-
ty: St. Michael, Delano, Chatham,
Waverly, French Lake, Pelican Lake,
Maple Lake, Clearwater. Yellow
Medicine county: Granite Falls, St.
Leo.
In order to provide adequately for
the spiritual needs of so many Catho-
lies large number of priests was re-
quired. Bishop Grace spent all his
efforts in that direction; and secured
either priests already ordained, or else
maintained sufficiently large num-
Der of students in various seminaries
of America and Europe, such as those
Of St. John, Collegeville, Minnesota;
st. Francis, Wisconsin; Montreal,
Canada; Propaganda, Rome; Louvain,
Belgium: and St. Sulpice, Paris. His
efforts were crowned with success; for
whilst he began his episcopal labors
with but u priests, there were 153
OF them in the diocese in the year 1884.
Of these 126 were secular or diocesan
priests, and u were members of mo-
nastic orders or religious congrega-
tions. The communities represented
in the diocese included Benedictines,
Jesuits, Franciscans, Dominicans and
Oblates. At the time of the bishops
retirement from active work the Bene-
dictines were in charge of parishes in
Continued on Page 1889
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24

tenn has been established The Hess ore is said to have gone better than Sl00 to the ton The mill win be started today on another batch of ore.
 From the report it is also learned that the teams Of Eagan & Griffin will start hauling today on a 2O.ton batch Of ore from lead opposite number II above being worked by Goyette & Ward It wlll be milled as soon as possible after it Is hauled to the mill, and is expected Co average well.
 it is stated that there are now be- tween 100 and 800 tons Of rock on upper Fairbanks creek ready for mill. ing at the customs mill. Among the miners who are getting out ore and preparing to transport it to the mill are Joe Morlno on the Cook property; McNef & Huddlestun. on the left lim it of Fairbanks Creek. opposite mum ber r above: Bert Stevens. Henry Klenschmidt and J. Boyd, also on the extreme upper end of the creek l.. j.. McCarty. on the divide between Wolf and Fairbanks creeks: Floss S Farvein and IT, F. Hoover Fairbanks Citi- zen.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24
A NEW WIRELESS
 PLANT FOR coRoovA

CORONA. April l4 The proposed location for the large new naval radio station is between Miles B and l6 on the Copper River railway, near the old bah grounds, and the site extends back for six miles The survey has been completed by Manager John Gilis. Of the wireless station at Whitshed and 8 request will be made that the reser. yation be set aside for naval purposes.
 The material and equipment for the new plant is now being assembled at Bremerton. Wash. and the boat that will transport it north is due Go ar- rive in Cordova about the middle of Juneau. At first it was reported that the cruiser Annapolis would be here but t now appears that it has not been definitely determined what boat is to be used for this radio work. but an- nouncement of the selection is expect ed to be made within a few days.
 It is the Intention to erect a large concrete structure to be known as the administration. and this will be sur rounded by smaller buildings and cot tages 10 be occupied by the force in charge of the station. At least fifty men will be employed in the work, which it is hoped to rush through so that the station at Whitshed can be transferred to the new location this fall-(C (Cordova Times.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE

We are selling lotes, close to the waterfront. wharyes and business cen. ter of Kirkland at SS75 and up to $500 on terms of S25 or $50 cash and S or more monthly Remember this we can't make you buy so 1t win be your own fault # you don's share in the future profits on one or more of these lots
 We have sold several of these lots to Juneau people. some who have yis- tied KIRKLAND. We offer these peo- pie as our reference Call at our of- flee and get descriptive matter or drop us card and we will mail them to you.
 JUNEAU REALTY co. 122 Front Street Open till 9 D. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24
ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.
 TO MAKE !. !. CHANGE

An innovation in connection with the operation of the fleet of the AL aska Steamship Company the equip ping of four of the big passenger lin- CTS with launches or power boats. is being planned by officials of the company This historic captains gig or ships boat is soon to disappear from the steamers Victoria, Alameda and Northwestern and more modern method of making trips ashore adopt ed by officers of the biz liners
 The steamer santa Ana. which plies from Seward to the Westward, has already been equipped with gasoline launch. and the experiment has been so successful that all of the large vessels Of the company will soon carry power boats
 The Santa calls at small harbors and coves in Western Alaska where there are no piers and in this ser vice launch has been found of great value in transacting business between ship and shore
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24

MARINE NOTES ; g s g. 4 q ;. s 2. q s {. s... .t
 The Princess Maquinna win arrive southbound tomorrow morning
 The Jefferson is due from the South tomorrow
 The Humboldt left Seattle last even. lng
 The Al-Ki and Dispatch are due from lhe South tomorrow
 The Spokane sails from Seattle eail- ed South this morning
 The Admiral Watson leaves Seat tlc sunday
 The Alameda sails from Seattle to-. might
 The Mariposa should arrive South bound May lst
 The Northwestern sailed South this morning
 The Georgia win sail for slagway at midnight tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-24
BIG oRpHEum SHOW.

For Sunday and Monday the follow ing strong bill
 Hearst selig News--late war occur rences
 Mary Fuller as Dolly of tbe Dail- ies,' this is the fourth series Of this interesting seriel and shows this clev- CT actress in the role of newspaper reporter
 Again we have the old favorite Mau- rice Costello in "The Sentimental Bur glar" supported by the Wtagraph stars
 Also the rollicking comedian Sidney Drew in a 2-part comedy entitled Art Pickles and sauer Kraut." 1t is not necessary to tell you how funny he is for you all know.
 Remember our big Sunday night show '"