The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-29

day. has won his fight to get a sus- pension of the charter of the New York munition dock workers peni- 0. 'tt 'ment oi the dispute which has arisen out of the New YorS Journals disclosures.
 GATHERING EVIDENCE.
 NEW YORK. Nov 22.-The evi dence that has been collected by United States secret service men, aided by agents from Scotland Yard in connection with the plots to de stroy steamers and intuition factor ies with bombs and other mean4 will probably be submitted to tte grand jury this week It is known that cn the information supplied b.: lieutenant Fay a great deal of evidence k in the possession of the state authorities.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING.
 BALTIMORE. Nov 22-Charged with having exceeded the speed Washington to this city. Mrs. Me treasury. was unable to appear at the trial today. The chauffeur, pleading guilty. was released op me pay cl d me Ci S-O.
 WILL ENTER lN.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 2S- Congressman Mann. the minority leader in the lower house, has ac cepted the invitation of President Wilson to come to the White House and discuss. next week. the admin istration's program for the national defense and military preparedness. An acceptance of a similar natur. was received by the President ye, terdaE from Senator Gallinger, or New Hampshire, the minority leader n the senate.
 STORM GAINS VIOLENCE
 PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 23.-Com- mupicaticn with coast towns has
 '-t .--7-DtN6 hv tNn helr storm that is prevailing Several minor disasters to shipping already have urrcd. ard, as the storm is gain ing in violence, it is feared that many others will ensue
 LOSES APPEAL.
 ALBANY. N. Y, Nov 23.-Hans Schmidt today lost his appeal for a new trial for the murder of Anna Aumuller in 1913. Schmidt who was an unfrocked priest. killed the woman and dismembered the parts. which were later found in the North river. He said that he com mitted the act in order to save the woman from the devil
 RUFF DUE
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 23AAbe Ruef, who has absented himself from the city since his release from jail three months ago, is expected to arrive here late tonight or to- morrow morning.
 AND ALL FOR TURKEY.
 NrW YORK. Nov. 23.-1- is esti mated that over one million, one hundred and eighty thousand dollars will be spent by the residents of this city for turkeys for consump- ton next Thursday.
 ARE smUGGLERs TOO.
 OLYMPIA. Wash, Nov, 23-It is '"w lr --'i t1-at tho men nived in the swindles perpetrated on the state industrial insurance commis- sion are also implicated in opium smuggling operations.
 TO CLOSE MINE.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 23-It is believed that the Ravensdale mine, at which ihe explosion occurred a week ago whereby 31 lives were lost, will be closed as it is considered to be practically impossible to make the place safe.
 KEEP WARM ON ROCKS.
 SAN FANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The cities of the state are combining 10 create rock piles, where the un- employed of the state vii be placed 10 work instead of having an easy time during the winter
 A PEACE MOVEMENT.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 23- Henry Ford, the Detroit automo- bile manufacturer, held a long con- ference with President Wilson this afternoon on the European war situa ton. MT Ford asserted that there was material evidence to the ef- gurated and conducted by neutral nations would be successful i> bringing about a termination of hos he declined to state. Tomorrow MT Ford has an appointment t, visit Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore. he discussed
 f'ooSCo SHnnICO V oGA.
 BAY CITY, Ore, Nov 23-Six cottages at Barview, and also a summer hotel, were today carried out to sea as the result of ra- markedly high tide, augmented by ] heavy windstorm.
 OSLERIZER UP
 CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Although h. has been cleared from all blame for allowing Baby Hollinger to die. it is reported that the grand jury may take up the case against Dr. Haisel- den. The doctor a few days ago refused to perform an operation that might have saved the life of the infant, on the ground that it was both mentally and physically deformed and that it's life would be burden on society.
 STO7MiNG ON PACIFIC.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23.-A very heavy storm is raging out at sea and it is feared that shipping aisasters are sure to be the result Several steamers which ventured outside the Gate were forced to re turn, quite unable to weather the gale
 COST GREAT
 ALBANY, N Y., Nov. 25-The ruffragists of the state have filed their campaign expense bills, show ing that they spent $87,00O. Their receipts were s9SOsO The anti suffraeists raised $32,OOO and spen' s31 900.