The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-15
WAS POOR RELATION.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. IL Charles Martin. Of Los Angeles. { sOn-in law CT Secretary of the Trea suIy McAdoo, died in thi, city today as the result of an attack of pneu monia.
 ANOTHER FIRE.
 TRENTON, N J.. Nov. ll-Twr rope mills owned by Roebling Son. X Company were destroyed on tht outskirts of Trenton today by a fierce fire that was apparently oi incendiary origin. The loss is con servatiyely placed in the neighbor hood of one million dollars
 DOG SENTENCED
 SEATTLE, Nov. 11-Judge Mae kintosh today sentenced "F'lirt." ar English bull terrier. to three days in jail to determine whether the animal is vicious or lovabe. The owner had been sued on the charge that the dog was vicious and a bitter.
 CRATER ExTRADlTED.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1-Charged with being a member of a ring of graft CTS which swindled the province Of Manitoba out of millions of dollars Thomas Kelly, the Winnipeg con tractor. who is held in this city will be turned over to the Dominion government on extradition papers within the next day or two He has been under arrest for almost a month. and has spent thousands of dollars in fighting extradition, but without effect
 Among others mixed up in the scandal and charged with graft is former Premier Robin, of Manitoba who was forced to resign. Accord ing to the contention of the Can adian authorities. Kelly was the man who made the big haul out of the contracts for the parliament buildings.
 PHYSICIANS IN TOLLS.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1l-As the result of long investigation made by secret service men, whole sale arrests of physicians through out Nevada, California and Oregon are expected to take place at any minute. The federal authorities ad. nit that they have a great deal of evidence against physicians for tn ? violation of the Harrison narcotic law, which makes it a felony to give dope out, except under most extraordinary circumstances
 The secret service men charge that the physicians have been get, ting rich by charging exorbitant prices to the unfortunates who are slaves to the drugs.
 LAPS ADMITTED
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 11,-After having the matter under considera- tion for several days, it was decided today at the annual convention of the American Federation of labor to seat the two Jap delegates who sought recognition at the opening of the convention. They were turned down by the credentials committee and later the matter was taken up n open convention, with the, result as above stated,
 HOOTERS BUSY.
 MARSHFIELD, Nov. 1.-The hulk of the steamship Santa Clara has been destroyed by fire, looters hay ing first stripped the vessel of all that remained on her of value. The loot is now being offered for sale to the residents of this and othe. nearby towns.
 The oil tanks, which remained in tact after the wreck, were exploded by the fire.
 SUBMARINE IN DANGER.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.-The 'rlliser Chattanooga will be dispatch ed tomorrow with food and other supplies for three submarines of the F type. which are now enroute
  Wireless advices received today state that supplies are running low and that the voyage cannot be completed without assistance
 WILL REMAIN THERE.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov H. Officials of the state department are authority for the statement that Ambassador Brand Whitleck will re sume his duties at Brussels as soon as his vacation is ended.
 NO ACTION TAKEN.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov H. Secretary of State Lansing announc- ed 10 newspapermen this afternoon that no action would be taken in the Ancona affair until full detailp of the attack on the Italian liner had been received by the American government. The reports thus far received indicate that the vesse, was given warning before the fatai torpedo was fired
 SEEK INFORMATION.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The local office of the company operating the Ancona is thronged with people seeking information regarding the passengers who were on the vessel at the time of the attack The off clals, however, are unable to supply the desired information.
 SCARE OVER
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. H. Dispatches received today from Pro gresso encourage the belief that the steamship Zealandia, which was boarded by British officers and searched forcibly, was out ide tn, three-mile limit when the incident took place.
 KANSAS FOR WILSON.
 TACOMA, Nov. 11-Returning to his home in Kansas from the San Francisco exposition, Frank MacLel- ian, editor of the Topeka (Kansas) today to call on old friends here In an interview given out here he said: "The next election will Le nothing but Wilson. My state will go for Wilson by big majority"
 TANKER IN DANGER.
 GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. H. Wireless dispatches received in this 1ity today report the Italian tanker Livietta in grave danger as the re suit of a fire on board, caused b. | mysterious explosion. The advices