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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-23

c. E. Beymer and DR.. R. R. Towle
have returned from the Long Valley
country after ten days hunting trip.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-23

1t is reported that William Krull
and former Mayor Hodges have pur-
chased the Eilers music business for
southern Idaho.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-23

Just ask the dealer to give you a
Boise made cigar. If he cannot sup
ply you ask him why, then go to the
dealer who can.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
ANARCHY lS Fl AIMED IN
 NEW NlOFG

NEW YORK, Ma,eh 2.--Ar attenpt to blew up st PaEloNo cathedrai to. day vslsh a bomb resulted in -he ar rast of swo mon by detectives. The 6eteetivcs had been informed of the activities Of the aou'd.be-dypaiu.sers for monthr, and were prepared for sisn when they made their attempt.
 Tho arrsat Of the dynsmlscrs wac followed by the announeement from police aeaduuarters that arrtstc made during Che last few months of dyna- misers had blocked .tbe anarehistie plot to kil! with hombe sadrew Car negic, John D. Rockefeller John Q. Rockefeller, ir- and other wealthy men.
 Failing ln this policy she anar- ehists, according to Che poiies, had ae- terrainsd upon Inaudoratlng a reign of terror comparable only with tho days of ihe French Revolution ln earle. it was planned to dessroy ths putllc cehoolo and churches.
 The police, however through lts se- cret service branch. boeame aware of tho plans Of Che dynamitcrts snd hsa been able % foil them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
SALIENT SUGGESTIONS BY
 GOV. STRONG

CD Recommends safety, sane tY economy and earefuineso In legislation.
 @ Action looking toward e. curing full Territorial form Of government" The Governor eonsenes that AIaska's LegisIa- ture has not as much authority as sawaii. Porto Rico, or the Philippines have or the other Territories had before their ad- mlsslon as States.
 (s) Believes the time haa not come when we can look for cpeeay Statehood.
 @ Urges adequate revenue and taxation law. with (ae--spe. cial attention 70 the ability te pay Of those taxed, tb)-rtpeai of poll tax, and (e)-a tax on thc esnncries and other fshIng lnterestn.
 Aol @NSt" feott e'tt-t "f'''@T registration, corrupt practices act, and dirset primary laws to protce- purity Of elections.
 (5) Favors extension of the s-hour law.
 @ Favors workmer's com pcnoatlon act f Legislature shall ind thsf ths Industries ss the Territory have developed 10 point 70 make lt practicable.
 (s) Favor1 optional ecmmis, sion form of government for my- nIelpaIisles.
 (9l opposcs creation of office os Attorney-eenorai because the Development Board bIlL pending la Congress, provides for aP- pointment Of such by President with payment of expenses from Federal aoYernment-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
EXPECTED TO
 REACH NORMAL AGAIN

BOSTON. Mass. March o. Heavy copper buying by American brass mills pushed the price of elec,roiytic copper to IS cents a pound The brass mills are working at full capac- ity. and proercing for export. The United States never exported 80 heav- ily oi finished copper and brass pro ducts.
 That conditions are working up to another huyieg movement is the be- lief of some of the producers. One lndivation has just developed in an inquiry from wire manufacturers who have been q missing quantity for some time. Their requirements at the mo- ment appear to be chiefly for export account although some orders have been placed for wire 10 be used h this country
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
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PROGREssvES MAY
 UNITE WITH DRIES

WASHINGTON. Marca z.--A wen defined movement is on foot 10 unite the Progressive and Prohibition par ties. The pia1 Of those Uho aro urg- ing the program is 10 make Roosevelt and Hobson the ticket for President and vice-President in ths Eext cleo tinon on Q platform demanding Ma 1ionai prohibition. National wonan's suffrage. National conservation and adequate National preparedness for war.
 The two points that may be hardest to accomplish. It Is admitted, viii be to get Col. Roosevelt to s,aud for pro hibiflon. and 70 get prohIb!tloniais to support Q stronger military establish- mcnt Roosevelt and Eobsou arc both believers iu woman suffrage and 2 strong military force. Hobson is . y4rm adyocite or prohibition. but Col. Roosevelt has never expressed hiz- self on that point.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
SENATE COMMITTEES REPORT
 ON TRADE COMMISSION IN

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The Sen ate subcommittee ito which was re- ferred Ina nom.aatlons of Will F.. Parry, of Washington; Edward N
 Hurley of Illinois; William J. Harris
 of Georgia: Joseph r. Davis. Of Wis cousin. and George Rubiee. Of New Hampssire. to be members of the new trade commission, yesterday admit ted it's report 10 inc full committee, recommending for confirmation all of the nou1uees except Rublee. The full committee will investigate RubIee, but has not determined whether to report on the clher four members beiore it reaches ,, decision Rublee is q Re- publican oi progressive proclivitisa. Parry's aasL known affiliations were ProgTesliyc, though the Presidens has said he aus named as Q Republican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
ALLIES ARTILLERY
 HOLD TURK SOIL

ATHENS. March s.-l7or more than l5 miles inlaad the shores of tho Dar- danelles arc in possession Of the CT tillery forcas of Great Britain and France. Batteries Of field artillery havo been landing ever since Sunday at various points along shat portion of the strait that Is in possession Of the British and French iiect.
 The landing artillery DarterIes have been accompanied by Esr.nes and blue jackets. and they era engaged in rls hahiliatins the forts. and putting them in condition to support the navy in case o7 attack from an unexpectsd quarter
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
STR0NG'S MESSAGE VIGOROUS, VIRILE
 AND PROGRESSIVE [

! Gov J. F. A. strong's message to tha members os the Second Alaska ies- islature was read in the Houes al two o'clock this afternoon, In the presence Of government officials, students from tho public schools aud private citi- zens. A large number Of women was { present
 TEe message was read by Alfred E. MaItby. clerk Of the Senate. Seuctor Dan A. Sutherland. president of the upper body Of the Legislature. yielded the gayel. Speaker E. B. Collins was seated on his left.
 The Governors message was as fol- lows:
 TO the Senate and HJIse of Represen-
 tatives or the Second Legislative
 Assembly:
 The Organic Act creating iegssla, i've assembly does not require that the Governor shall address the Leg.s- lature upon conyening In biennial ses- slon. Nevertheless. in conformity with established custom have the honor Go present for your considera- ion brief resume Of the condition of the Territory coupled with an ex- precision Of such views as so legisla- ton and other matters that may prove Of interest or of value. This iegisla- tive session holds possibilities of un- usual importance to the Territory. Up- on Inc ability snd foresight. the sin lcerc and earnost lqe cats9 a51 Ss',' operation cf aii concsrred, wlti ds- pend tho srccess of your eifof.5 70 givo to the people such copstIisct.ge and remedial iesislation as is haedsd at the present lime, md which nay be adequate for the upbDilding Of OUT social and political fabrc in tho yezss immediately ahead Of us- 'Tlle law abiding spirit prevailing among the people Of Alaska necEsstes vcry few new laws to be pacseo i;y your body. The muIaDllcation of laEs dncz not make for good government, for I be- lleve it Is tnith that riIl 0e soncral- ly admitted tiiat most, # Eot an. of tho units that make up tais Republic
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02

WASHINGTON. March a-THs ir- peselsn prevaiis in oiieiai circles t,at there VIII se a stronS Prosess uads ey p-cri5ers Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State William j.. B-ysn sssirss the order of thc Allies i1 sS1ains on eammereisi Intercourse between Germany and the sgtsisc we6a
 7rcs 'deet Yiilron and Secretary of sttl4 Rsan went Into eerruisssiou cssr ta2 biocsacs zad lts reiaticn to sne orlss5 ssvtez sirsost immeciats- iy aitar Mr. Eryzn had been notified sy tse erlsish ard rrcneh Arsar~a- so-a CT the srss- They conferred sss.r shis rscseias, ard is is Sotieved tsas .1ey 1ra s1reed shat she Alller have not sref sioeksoe against German Ports ss eou.d permit them ts make such a declaration. it has sss3 aoassslsd thss shn eissaH,- slzass shst Great Britain seaid n6s enforce a blockade cf German rerts ssairTt Norway, Sweden, Denmark or heisinc ls an csioppel of thelr en- fcrcire such as a7siast sny ctasr sseairs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
I'I CES IN SEN ATE AND HOUSE ARE
 NOW ALL FILLED

at short session of the Tefrltor- lai Senate aS noon today Secretary Charles E. Davidson, Of tho Territory. submitted his reports on corporation taxes and vial statistics. and tho ap. poIntments to offices in the chamber were announced and ratified.
 The enployees Of the Senate are Alfred D. sialtby. chief clerk, Miss Agnes Williams. assistant clerk and J c. Dierenger sorgeantat-arms, as made known yesterday, and Evan S. RrUne-. messenger, C. F. Cheek enroll Ing clerk. Miss Gladys c. Swenson, .oatrossing clerk. Miss R. AicLaugh- En and Mfss c. Fahey as stenogrn- pAera. The Rev. J. B. stevens was appointed as chaplain. for the ses- sion. The appointments were made bs a committee consisting Of Senator E. A. Aldrich. Senator 8. P. Willard and Senator J. M Tanner
 Amendments Asked.
 Ia his report on tho registration of vital statistics Secretary Davidson asked that the iaw be changed so that the regislration of vital statistics should be made in 'ne office. He af- so asked that a specisl appropriation of $500 be made tc cover the fees earned by various s2mmissloners in the First and secopl dsTislcnai who hnd compiled with the law, snd to aD- propriato moneys for future compen- saaon. Inc report sointed out tho lacl. of interest inken in tho enforce ment of thc measure And urged that steps be talron tci mske tho law en- -scrclhic zil over Alasla
 A committee consisting Of Souators salzor, Gavstad and Tanner was named to noufg the House that it would meet at two o'clock this after noon. ln joint session.
 Tse Senate adjourned untii 12:S0 tomoirow.
 House Employees chosen.
 Alter the comm6f.ee consisting ofI Representatives shoup. Getchell and Noon, had reported there were ten candidntea for the five remaining p6- sitions in tae House, secret ballot was ordered
 Miss Elizabeth Heid Of Juneau, Miss Una Korth Of Valdez, Miss Eleanor FahOy or Juneau and Miss Rose Pen giase of Douglas were elected.
 Mfr. shoup asked that ballet be ta- ken to determine the fifth employee. Miss Matte O'Brien of Seattle was chosen on the ballot other candi- dates we're Miss Marie o'Brien Of Se- attic. Mrs N. M. Eby Of Juneau. Miss Winnie Grenninger Mrs. Vera A. T.. zott and O. A. Tucker
 Other employees Of the House are Barry Keown chief clerk. Frank Pierre messenger, and R. l.. Hunter sergeant. atarms Miss Eleanor Fahey will be- Mr. Keowns asiBstant
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
TWO SUBMARINES
 MEET DISASTER


 LONDON. Mach 2-Reioicing over the latest successful air raid on the German naval bnsc at zecbrugse, in Belgium. was increased today by ar Amsterdam special that tue bombs had seriously damaged three Csrmzn submarines which it win he impossi- hle to repair at zecbugge.
 An Amstccdam report also sa-s that 8 new dirigible recently transferred to Belginm rom Friedrichshafen. Cor, many. Is reported Go have been de- stroyeG in the alr raid over Ghistelles one Of tho ciies bombarded by the 70 French and British aeroplanes which dropped 24o bombs,
 German eases in Britain
 A fortnight ago tae Admiralty learn. ed that four ana possibly five supply depois for submarines were establish ed To She Hebrides islands before the war. It is possible that others were established of the coast Of Scotland.
 For many weeks iight.draft British vessels have been searching in the He brides fer the German depots. but as far as can De learned the search has thus far keen fruitless.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
GERMANY WOULD
 BLOCK RUSSIA FIRST

GENEVA. Switzerland. Marca 2.- According 10 hich diplomatic circles, this .s the Ausiro-Gernan plan Of the campaign. "The Russians nc to be held back from further invasion Of East Prussia sna driven from GaliciS and Bukowina. The Teutonic allies are to seize Western Poland. saking Warsaw. Then a chain Of impregna- ble offensive vorl.s win be built from the Baltic down through Poland. and along tho Eastern frontier of Galicia and through BuSowina. While the Russians arc thus held ofl. Austria win have an opportunity to settle her account with Servis. and great nun bers of German troops will be releas- cd for the western campaign.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
Gotham To Stirred.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The New York evening papers arc giving the nows of the great anarchist plot that has been unearthed first place in their news columns this evening To gay that sSuw York is stirred from cen- ter to circumference Is to descrihe tho situation mildly.
 The late editions Of the papers are having a Qeieting effect. by quoting the police az saying that tho authori- ties arc prepared for evoutuahties and that tho ring leaders Of the move ment are either under arrest or Will be co soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
OF MANGANESE
 SUPPLY IS FEARED

PITTSBURGH. March 1--ofacials of steel companies are concerned oT- CT the sudden advance of 50 per cout in tho price of mnnganeaa following Germany's blockade against England, which i. is feared may interrupt the shipping Of that alloy to Che United States A lot of 200 tons for Piits bursh steel makers g few deys ago gas sold at i100 ton. delivsred. But prior to tbis, mangrnese could be pur- chased in Baltimore at S6S per ton
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
NO PEACE UNTIL
 PIgpoSE IS REAcEED

---
 LeNff01F ,ler6a a---Pr,miar As- 4e.e.i. ,'hss oraio1 ttc oftre. peaicd vs4.e.nent tnai thcTo win ne nu peace with Germany until miI.tar. ian shail have been destroyed in Ear oPc Referring co what hc termed ''iha vshisperiuEs or peace he said.
 rr1s time to talk peace viii be on y whea tae great purpose of the Al. hes if ln sight Of accomplishment %
 Cannot Bioeksde snaisnd
 Speaking CT the German submarine blockade and war zone order. the Premier said
 0ermany's undersea campa.gn oi piracy and pintsc cannot blockade Engiand That has 0sor demoustrat- e1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
RECEPTION FOR
 THE LEGISLATORS

1t was announced today that pub lie reception in honor Of the mem- bers Of the legislature win be given Monday evening from S:S0 until 1l.30 at the Governors Housu The public is cordially invited
 Informal invitations have been sent out to other Alaskan cities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
NEW YORK 7APE6s
 MAY USE AERoPLhSEs

NEW YORK. March a.-in tbe 9cc for circulation rapremacy It is said that New York newsp' peEs arc con sidering an aercolhne service to sub scrlbers within Q radlug Of 250 nile5 Of Gotham.
 The Postoiiice Department already is planning t, u5e aerogIanes for anil purposes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
rREAbweLL DISCHARGED
 OF HIS INDEBTEDNESS

NEW YORK. March 2--John Tread. yell, formerly interested in the Alas Sa.Tresdweli mine. was discharged from his Indebtedness yesterday by .ne United States district court
 Treadwoirs debts were stated as S2,- 600.o00.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
AMEalc;ANs TO BUILD
 ANoTAER BRITISH sllp

WILMINGTON. Del. March 2.--An order recently placed by Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company. of London, Engp with Harlan G Honlngsworth Corpor- aiiou. for 9 steel frsighter f50 feet 1ong. has been duplicated, and tho b. cal company will build pgo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
GEN. CARRANZA EXPELS
 CATHOLIC PRIESTS

VERA CRUZ, Mex. March 2.-Thir- teen Spanish priests were expelled from Mexico City and put aboard the steamship siontivedio yesterday on the order O. Gen. obregon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
GERMANY WON'T BLOW
 UP AN AMERICAN

WASHINGTON. Marcs 2--y7hila Ihe United StateH intends to dual with ,he situation firmly. there is dcer- iy rooted belief at the White House shat a German submarine win never blow up an American merchantman despite she German warnlng
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
NEW CLERKS WELL
 KNOWN lN JUNEAU

KNOWN iN JUNEAU A. E. Maltby and Barry Keown, chief clerks respectively of the Sen ate and House, are well known in Ju. neGu. Mir Maitby lived here for a while Q good many years ago. and Mr. Keown lived here two years ago as chief clerk of the House at thSs time. Both baye ma,ly friends here.
 afr. Maltny is lawyer at-ldi,arod. and hes served as United Statas com missioner He wes resident Of skagway in 1898 whore he was con nected with tho Onited States GUS tom service.
 Frank Pierre, who was elected mes scnger in the House yesterday. is well known at Juneau and Hopular. He has been hero for about year aud previously lived in .he Interior
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
RICH SOUTH AMERICAN
 CARGO REACHES BOSTON

BOSTON. Mass. March 2.-TheI Dutch steamer Tenbergen bas arrived at Boston from Argentina with 9 car so valued at s2.5OO,ooo, one of the most valuable ever received bere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
NORWAY MAKES PLANS
 70 cHEcNMATE GERMANY

LONDON. March 2-TAe cnstlanla Special szys Norwegian sAipown- CTS do not fear German mines. hu. should Gergiany's threatened hoekade hinder No-vay's trade wish England. Norway w1i stop all shipments 10 Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
Durca STEAMSHIPS
 STILL iN COMMISSION

LONDON. lIarcA "A news aser. ey dispatch Ays thst a number cs s'eamships scAcduiod e ean from Eol- land io British ports win be kcpe in eOn-aisss5u despite she German war zoae- declaration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
HOLLAND TLL NOT
 CONVOY MERCHANT SHIPS

AMSTERDAM. March 2-The gov ernrie1t or Netherlands has refused a reqcest Cor war vessels Co convoy Dutch merchant shirs through war areas prescribed by Germany. on the grounds thot sleh action would en- haHee risss of ship without such es- cor&
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
rsrna o5 Nssiss 10 oms.a States

WASHINGTON. Aia7cs 2.-The no tico seyved ou Secretary of State WH- liam J. Bryan yesterday by the sri,- ish and Frenca .t-oassedors was that 'Nirest Britain and France would hold themselves at hoery To stop ali ship. ping Co aad from Germany aDe her AiHes
 Tae statement 1sas followed by a declaration ot @ general blockade 1za-ast an commodities Go ana nom German ports
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
CANADIAN SAYS U.
 s. GETS TAE ORDERS

NEW YORK, March "A Canadian manufacturer. now in New York, aays that up to SO days ago the Allies had placed war orders in the United States and Canada for f6s5,000,o00i and Of this sum Canada got only $z5,ooo,ooo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
pLANNgo 10 ossraov RIcH.

Nse York March - Fur3er de- calls ai lhe pist of arasehlsa ~ao had 1oHletta 10 New York 'yer. made gat. iic by stac. .poiicos aAil-indon.
 The police sssert that the plot con- templsscd that ganso Of men, armed odth rifles and revoiversf were to ap- pear simultaneously 10 various parts oi ths city and begin a campaign of pliIsse and slaughter. rho wrecklng Of the cathedral was Co Do the slsHa! for the opening Of aG elaborate campaign Of murder and footing.
 A move was made, according to tao- police, to place bomhs under she homes of Carnegie, Rockefeller and shc Vandcrblts. With these out of she way, other capitalists were to be slsposed of.
 The aaarohlsts, the police say inc .mediately following tho first allow thas was to be struck in many sec- tious Of the city at the samo moment were to Invade the financial district and lay bombs to the clty'e biggest banks, and Q general footing was 10 follow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
MAY CONTEST
 ELECTION OF BscaHH

NOME. March 2--Thomas MccS1Dn is now a,aciag Ardrew Anderson in he voting for Territorial sese;or by mote than 80 votes. md nis support CTS say his plurality wiiI exeeed.1o9.
 The Anderson cgmn!tlee is piar- ming 10 context the election on the ground of alleged fraudulent voting Of Eskimos.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
MEAT PRICES FALL
 IN RosToR MARKET

BOSTON. Mass. March e.-Meat prices 10 the Boston markets are low or than they have been for five years. reason for the drop is the restric- ton of exports due to fear or actiyn- tles Of the German submarines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
GERMAN NAVAL REsERvIsT
 INDICTED AT NEW YcsK

NEW YORK. March 2.-Richard p. Stegler. German naval roservist ,was indicted here for procuring paas'os,s from che United states for Sngland by swearing falsely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
FRENCH AND BRETON
 AFTER NEW TRADE

PARIS. March 2-The Allies arc prepaTins trade war ageinst Ger many. 1So French and Sritish ox. pc-ters have chartered ti.s stearer ArSonaut for South Aneslra tc ad- vcrusc French and Erit scods. They vyiiI e1dcavor to orst the Gc-man trade and estaolisA Preach and Brit. lsa comnarea b .tz slead.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
WEST VIRGINIA REJECTS
 FULL CREW MEASURE

CHARLESTON. w. Va March D. The Bawley fun crew bin was unia- voro5ly reported by the Senate com mittee on railroads in West Virginia and was rejected by the Senate
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
CHINA WANTS AID
 oF ALI NATIONS

WASHINGTON. March 2.-It ia re- ported here that an the powers have been asked to join tho United States Co protect the integrity of China. from Japanese aggression.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
S. 6. co. MAKES
 SUMMER SCHEDULE
ersrr1 r aior,b .

E. SEATTLE. March 2. - The s Alaske Steamship company an- & nounoed It's spring and summer s schedule this morning, and it e wiil be effective March 24th. t During the spging sumner and g fall the comfany will have a z sailing from Seattle tor South
 { eastern Alaska every three < days. and for the Westward z every six days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
PREslnENT DOES NOT
 7el FoR'FRousts

wAsEl.scr0N. March 9. -
 IDS Wsbdrow Wilson szl3 ais aliernooa ,hat there + w 6e no stecial sossion Of S lhe eal.ek Senate [ + consider Teste fh foreign s countries The President said + that he does not expect the sit q uation #lta European countries 4 Co become such that it win be 4 beyond the powers Of execu- < tive branch of he country Co e handle it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
FAMOUS YACHT BUILDER
 IS DEAD AT BOSTON

BOSTON. Mass. March 2.-Gecrge Lawley. yacht builder. died at this city yesierday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
WILSON PREPARING
 NOTE TO ENeLANo

WASHINGTON, March 2.
 . Prsgtent Woodrow Wilson . and Secretary Of State William
 . J. 2yan are drafting 8 note . Co Great Britain, and France. t is Che purpose of the Pres
 , iden; Co ask what means will
 be sksn by th9se countries to . hold ep shipipng hound to md rom German yorts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
AMEND COTTON CULTURES LAw

WASHINGTON. March 2.--Tas De partmant e ASr.cuiture announced that reenine;oiis for the operation or new cotton ,uturos law have been so ameudes as to elemiuate Fall River. Mass, aCd Nuco, Texas, from Hat oi spot markets
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
CAPT. FERGUSON
 WANTS $30,000
 FROM MENIGANS

SEATTLE. March 2.--capt William ti Fere formerly Of Alaska and Seaule, hs presented Q claim to tue S.ate Department at Washington for ss9.eoe damages caused by tho seiz- pfe aa detention Of his brigantine, 6coeya. hv Mexican authorities fast April.
 Capt. Ferguson is now in Che Eatt Sometime ago be became interestno in the South. and his vessel was self cd and held for some time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
NAPOLEON AD BIC
 MEASUREMENT

PARIS, Mai 2-The belt worn by Napoleon at the Battle Of Waterloo which shows his sIrth then was ii5l inches. has been pressnted to the Na- lional Military Museum hy Nine Poil- pot. widow Of the military painter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-02
BRITISH AND FRENCH
 CONTINUE PRccRES,

0N777 IT' - r T - " 77 -N-~ LONDON. March 2. -- Reports re- celved today from Athens are that tho attack on the inner daicnse Of toe Dardnnelles coatinus vith unabated yigor.