The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-08

 drowned as the result of the cap sizing of iiieboat. are safe and it is confidently believed that the boat will be floated without much trouble
 REPUBLICANS GAIN.
 LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-Formcr Congressman Stanley. Democrat. was elected governor by large majority. Ire Republicans made a net gan of ten seats in the legislature
 STILL DEMOCRATIC.
 JACKSON, Miss, Nov 3.-Miss,s- .ippi has elected Democratic goy- rnor as usual
 AT HOME AGAIN.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 3 Secretary of the Treasury McAdO0 has returned from his trip to tho West, during which he visited th. Panama exposition and he states that in his belief the country has entered upon a period of prosperity that will be lasting.
 WILL BE REPUBLICAN,.
 TRENTON, N j., Nov 3.-As q result of the election yesterday both houses of the New Jersey legislature will be Republican. as heretofore
 DEMOCRAT WINS.
 BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-State Comp troller Harrington. Democrat, has been elected governor of Maryland by good sized majority.
 SUFFRAGE LOSES.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. B. An expert analysis of the returns from the states that voted on the suffrage question yesterday show that the movement throughout the nation shows signs of decadence rather than prosperity. It was con fidently believed that both in Massa- chusetts and New York there woul7 have been a much better showing made.
 S1|I V iiS0 Son
 LOS ANGELES, Nov 3-So far in the Schmidt case, there have beer nina permanent jurors secured and one temporary one. It will probably te at least a week before the case is brought to trial.
 FACTIONS UNITED.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov g. The statement was made tonight at Democratic headquarters that the Republicans and the Progressives have gotten together. In some states the Democrats made large gains from the Bull Moose ranks. tn Massachusetts the Democrats made t wonderful race, Governor Walsh poll ing the largest vote ever given to a Democrat, while Mccall, though elected ran behind the normal Re publican ticket
 FORECASTS REPUB. VICTORY.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Charles Hilles, the chairman of the National Republican committee, says that the result of Tuesdays elections can be anything but gratifying to the present administration, and he sees in them forecast of Republican victory in 1916.
 COMING HOME.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. B. It was announced today that Brand Whitlock, American ambassador to Belgium, who has been stationed at Brussels since the beginning of the war, is returning to the Unitel States It is stated that he is in critical condition and that it is en tirely because of the state of his health that he is returning No in timation is given that any request made by Germany is responsible for his retirement. Lately in the Ger man press there have been demands that the United States should be asked to recall Whitlock because of the active interest he took in the case of Miss Cavell.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. B. Secretary of State Lansing tonight states that there is nothing political connected with the fact that Am bassador Brand Whitlock is coming home. The state department has known for long time that he was ill and his home coming has nothing to do with the Cavell case, but is simply on leave of absence.
 FACTORY FOR SEATTLE.
 SEATTLE, Nov A tin plate plant, to cast two million dollar will be erected within the city limits within a year by American and English capitalists Plans for the erection of the buildings have been completed and actual work is ex- pected to start in a very short time.
 NOTE ARRIVES.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov A. The note sent by the state depart ment, protesting against the inter ference of Great Britain with Ameri- can commerce, has arrived in London and it will be made public tomor- row. It will be made public in the United States on Monday.
 IS PROHlB. NOW