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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09
Weloing fra @ie1. Set er 6et1ne
@etning, at ben tDff-piterrigIfe Sf.

Weloing fra @ien. Det er / benne
@etning, at ben tDff-piterrigife Df'
feaiio bar Drret met nggresftp 11oele
Doge. &enfiqten Oar ppret at ao.
filIe BEN ruSfiFe glrme, fon1 bar re-
tireret giettnem @ripet= =Suu1per1c,
fra 6e1t> fom opererer / @alt5te11, %
ion, ifblge rusiiif Me66elelie, igaar
ttlfgie6e Sten6er ct alporligt ge6er'
lag.
2utlfs SS116togelie bt1 ian6ip,1ltg-
big tbinge @usierne, tro6s 6ennc
@etr, til at reu1me 6en 9el af Ga.
1i5ien, iom 6e frernoeles $bo1oer; el-
lers btl6e 6eres Slanfe bltbe albor-
Zig truet.
- 2o16on ben 1ite Sept. Set
me66eles offtcielt Berlin, at Gene
raj bon 8el lelers grne, iom bleb al.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09

LIFT iom 6glge al g3obogeorgteDifs
Gal6, er blepen ien6t til Grontens
1tor6lige 6lei % bar piit Jig ner
Grie6ricblta6t be6 Dbina mellem
&iga og Dbinif. Denne Me66elelie
bar baft 1negen S11teresie 2on6on.
General bon 8eieler bar nennlig bl11t-
bet 8ergmmelie iom Mnfbrer for
8eleiringsarmeer paa @run6 al
bons Dpgtigbe6 til at baan6tere set
ibpre 5fpts. Milit9rfDnbige ber
un6res paa, ON ban bar taget lit
1ppre Mrtilleri me6 til @urlanbs
Sunper, og bbor6an BET Der btl
gan ban1.
Genfe6e Gfibe.
2onoon BEN 3bie Sept, ser. 9
9tften. Den brittle Camper Gburs-
ton ct blebet i9nfet. 8ei9tningen
fom ilano.
Gan Sraneisco ben 3bie Sept.
Set brittle Sfib uWilliam g.
2elpis" Der eie0es of Sino, Molpb
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09

& 60. / @an 6rancisco, bleb ienbt
tilbur6s 1benfor Queenstotpn ioag
af en- tDif l1n6erban6sbaa6, ifplge
9elegram til &anoelsfammerets g.
farts6eparteme11t. Sfibet git fra
gberett> @aib., 296e Marts for
@beerneis, eng, meo 9rela!t.
SSan1es 9folpb> SSr., Mapor af Gan
Trancisco, er Me6lem al Sino,
&olpb & 60.
- Berlin ben 4oe Sept. pr.
traa6lgs til SaDbille. st Gelegram
fra &rilttania mel6er at en- tDif n11-
6erban6sbaa6 af en- M FDpe, langt
iterre END noget ti6ligere 5fib af
6e11ne Mrt, er blepet iagttaget noen'
for g&orges ip6beitlige &pit. Gette
opfattes I Berlin iom 8efreftel1e
paa 6orlDoen6e ON, at Spfla11o
ftaar / 8egreb n1e6 at tage Gienc'
1ten 5uper=l1n6erpan6sbaaoe, 6er
langt obergaar 6e be6ite al 6e btotil
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09

lambs Gorflaring pil bltbe, flyer s.
legramnet, at 6eriom et timber
banosbaao torpe6ere6e 5fibet uoen
8ariel> bar BET for6i l1n6erpan6s-
baaoen bab6e forla6t fin 8aiis, fpr
6e nDe Snltrurer blep u6ite6t gien.
nert M6mtralitetet.,
= 2on6on ben Ste Sept. Sfelge
r9ailp Mail" forteller Mrs. @ban-
tbam fra Wontreal, en- af De re66e6s
fra ~&esperian" at BUN iaa en- Cor
pe6o fomme, t6et bum lene6e fig uo
oper Sfibsiioen.
= @aihington Sen 7oe @ept. 80
miniitroti{ 'har e,1onu life facet
beeoieeoe State d. v@esperi-
an. Sra tpif So,stor ,Soc;o1 >'ing
til, at u6enrigs6eparter1e1,.. T.
inart 6et fit l1noerretning, bil6e ZEN,
oe alle mulige OplDsninger. Sra
set brittle Momiralitet pentes en- Of,
ficiel l1otalelie. gn ielpitet16ig &ap-
port baieret paa amerifanife Mpn,
otgbeoers un6erldgeller / England,
ipges fra Mmbasia6pr @age.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09
nnpenote fenfbare Syarteier.
Sra 2itfrpnten. :

- 2onoon ben Ste Sept. @ntet,
er araften ! ben Sd - E eiterrigife 81
fenitb MOB gusla11o npiten uotent
eller bar 6e tDffe @eneraler belluttet,
at oeres 9lrmeer bar trengt Jig faa
langt in6 / &uslan6, iom bet gaar
an meo @ifferbe6, og gier Sorbere-
oelier for at grade fig IND for @in.
teren. 0ette er berperen6e Mili-
terfritiferes Mening.
De germanife Mrmeer gier MI
foert lioen Sremgang, og paa man.
ge @te6er neier Epiferne og @Iterri.
gerne Jig meo at ilaa til6age rus
iiite Mooangreb. Sra 9figabugten
til @roono ltaar 6eltmarlcbal bon
&inoenburgs 9lrmeer itille. De Dor
eieniDnlig lite giort noget Sori6g
paa at ffri6e ober Dbina efter S116>
tagelfen af @robobe6erne pe6 2enne-
tpa6e og Srie6ricbitaot.
S georo,. @p6beit og @po for @ilna,
hbis 6alo far beret foruoiagt / fle<
re Dage> itaor Epiferne ligeoperfor
en- talrig rusiiif @tprfe, iom beo fin
0ffeniip gipr oct farligt for Epiferne
at trenge fig frem.
Spfferne er paa ben an6en Sioe
iamlet me1lem @ro6no og @obrin
beo 8reit-@inif 8anen. &pao oeres
egentlige Maal mt er, er BET life go6t
at iige, 6eriom BET lite lfnIoe pere
ct fin6e en 5tilling, fon oe Tan 6e>
fRite og bol6e moo &usierne gien<
mem 8i11tere11.
2engere moo @p6 bpoer @us ierne
Wooitan6, efteriom Sc er go6t befe.
itet ct 9lreal, bpis Centrum er
@obno og 9u6no, me6ens 6e 60
lt3ien fretn6eles bol6er 2inien peo
Slo6en SeretD.
Om nogle Tiger begDnber @egnti'
bet, og Be 1trt6en6e Mrmeer tan Ser.
for, tier | Sumperne peb Centrum,
lite baabe at forti9tte fine Operatio.
ner fort lpngere. sSyfelge enfel1e
Meobelelfer bol6er Gpiferne %
piterrtgerne allere6e paa at ien6e
Sropper til 5erbte,t, Mumertien og
8eitfronten.
gprpeberebe Sfi6e.
2on6on ben Ste Sept. Sen
11orfe Bart Stint" er bIepet fpn.
fet. 8eiptnir1gett, IA Man6, blep
reb6et.
Stint" bar paa 8S4 Sons og
bDgget 1876. @fibet berte bien1n1e1
/ Mren6al, Morge, og melbtes fibit1
at bore anfomnlen til MancbeIter,a
England, ben 6te Suli.
2onoon ben Ste Sept. 2lopo
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1tbaillinssbeibget. San 6ra11.
cisco Ben 6te Sept. Det bleb ioag
oplpit, at Mntallet at bei6genoe poa
Yonano-9acific nbitilIinge,1 til Ga.
to ct 12,OOO,OOO On MilIion 9er.
loner bar gaaet giennem l1oiH Hnings.
porterne be fibite IA Dnge, q, ,557.
pr. Dag giennemfnitlig
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09

I1C1el ltOlQlelle. VII 1elD1lR1OI9 UQp'
port baleret paa omerifanffe MDn,
otgbeoers l1n6eridgeller / England,
ipges fra Mmbasiaopr @age.
&olerali9nenbe SD9bum paa tyife
Stibe / Spbofen. geetp gorf SEN
lite @ept. 9llle &amburg=9lmerifa'
og 9eor6oeuticbe 2lop6s @fibe> Ser
bar ligget / @obofen ii6en &rige1
bre6 no, blep ioag belagt meo &pa-
rantgne, efterat set bar op6aget, at
Is Man6 onboro poa &amburg=
Mmerifa6amperen ~Brelt0ent 2in=
coin" baboe Spn1ptomer, Der 1igneoe
oliatiif &olera. uTreIi6ent 2incoln"
blep lagt ¶ntene igaar> itror
Silfpl6erne par op6aget.
@obofens Sun6be6sfon1nislpr,
Dr. S. S. @tacf> in6remme6e life at
Eilfel6erne par &olera, men iag6e,
at oct ibare6e Jig at bore foriigtig.
Mpn6igbe6erne ber tror, at bpis
&olera er u6bruot paa 6e tpife Sti1e
er ben fert berttl fra aitotiffe &abne
af tpife Tlpgtninge. S oct iiolte
Mar er Sfibene benDttet iom mi6,
lerti6igt 0pbol6site6 for flere bun-
6reoe tDife SlDgtninge fra China.
&an intet pplpie ONT Stefansion.
None, Qllasfa, ben 26en Sept.
Domperen r@ortpin" a11fom BERTH
igaar efter en- &anoelstur til 9ap
Serge> @ibirien Sc it1ofpote Ia1gs
BEN iibiriffe &pit bap6e i1tet bert
ont @ilbialmur Stefansion> ser 1ne6
to 2eoiogere forlo6 Martin &oint
beltenfor Macfen5ieflo6e11s Mun6i11g
22oe @arts 1914 for at 6rage moro,
ober esSien og iege nDt 2an6, og 1om
bentebe at noo 8anfslano. Deres
&enner bab6e ct ltolte &aab or11, at
6e f1n6e beret fert me6 SsSien til
@ibirien Ser er oglaa en- Gbance
for, at De tan babe naaet @rangelI=
pen Mor6ejt for Sibirier, bbor be
operlepe,16e fra Gtefaltsions @fib
~&arluf" bierge6e itg. gfe6nings-
portiet efterlo6 6orrooo of Moo %
an6et paa 9en.
@umpers life uTrebspen". @aib.
ington oen 26en Sept. @omucl
@ompers, Preii6e1t for BET ameri-
fanife Mrbei6erforbun6, offe1tlig-
gioroe iaften ct 8rep, ban bap6e
ifrebet til Sobn 8risbane @alfer,
6orman6 for ~Sre6sbenner,1es
2on6sfomite, bpori ban ofilog en-
SSnobp6elle til at ltette ct syre6snlg.
&c. iom 0rganiiationen ogte6e at af.
Goloe Chicago.
~l1o fra nit @ien6ifab til 8egi.
penbeoer, Der foregoor og er fore,
gaaet, er BET lite Greb, Ser beforores
peo Geres 8ebpgelle og Deres Mp,
6e> men Deres Sormaol er at jtille
6e Gorene6e Staters Soft en- fallf
Chilling operfor 8er6en be6 at ipilIe
I &en6erne paa ben enc Bart af De
frigf6ren6e Magter i1no6 BEN an
6en," ifriber @ompers.
neutrality-suspicious. Wiliterleir.
Blattsburg, g. g., ben 6te Sept.
Den fprite @iliterleir for Gorrct.
ni11gsn19t6 og profesitonelIe Meno
un6er @rigs6epartementets 2eoelie
ilutte6e ber igaar meo en- Mgnitring
for General 8ooo. Ser er fommct
ober 600 Mniegninger fra Men6,
bet pnifer at bore me6 2eir go. 2,
Ger aabnes ber Ons6ag.
Spber forbereber en- Yroteit- streit.
geelp Sort ben Toe Sept. Sgoiifc
Gogforening bar beiluttet,
at noar 6reosunoerban olingerne i
europa begpn6er, bill De itreife for
en- Dag fom en- Broteit mob Ben I'm.
oertrpffelie, Spoerne lioer / flere el1-
ropeiife 2anoe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09
Wiliterfritifere / 2onbpn 1aener, al
ben tpif-piterrigffe 6remrDfning
Nt er taniet.
Berlin melber Sremgans for BON
!@inbembmrgs, &rins 2eopolbs
% pon Maefeniens Mrmeer.
Morif Bart u@limt" os banif Sfib
vsyrube" thumbs. 8alfpnr pm
$ @errebbmmet tilibs.
Sra gitfrpnte,t.

Sra Ntfruuten.
2on6on 6en lite Sept. 9utffs
mi116re Sort, iom meo 9ubnoS %
Mopnos nbgiGr Ell befpitet Eriangel
paa rusitif 0n1raaoe lige 1toroenfor
6en gali5iife @renie, bleb i6ag in0-
taget af 9iterriger1e, ifelge officiel
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-09

&rigem mo6 SDrferne.
-Yaris Sen Ste @ept. EDrferne
bar giort mislpffe6e 11atlige Mngreb
paa 6e britiife @tillinger ner Mn5ac.
5raleet oenne @fterret1ing er ser t1<
tet at me66ele ON Operationerne paa
@aIlipoli=9albgen.
- Berlin ben Ste @ept. Set
Sberigiife 8nrean mel6er:
Sra Som itantinopel me6oeles, at
Set tprfiife &p1tbagtifib r8abrsfi6"
bar if,16t iienf en- af 6ienoens l1n-
oerpanosbaa6e be6 9lrn1u6li. Set
bar umuligt at re66e 8eietntngen.
Mrnloli er paa 2illealiens &pit.
- Betrogroo oen ste @ept. -
&rigs6eparteme11tet oplpite i6ag, at
en- rusitf Motorbaa6 bab6e opbra9t
to tprfiife @eilffibe> laitet meo @ro.
biant, og giort Oct bepebne6e Mano<
ifab til Sanger ner Melasguero
paa BET @orte SAB.
Sra &etfronten.
- 2on6on 6e1i Ste @ept. S oen
beitlige &rigs5one bon1baroerer oe
alliere6es Arttlleri fren16eles 6e tD;
ife 2inier og anretter ben iterit n11.
lige Sfa6e> men bar bi6til lite gtpet
&egn til no9en aln1tn6elig Dffenftp
8erlin ben ste Sept. Set
nteooeles offieieIt ioag, at sfiIlingen
paa 8eitfronten ct 11fora11bret.
9errebpmmet tilibs.
= 2on6on ben ste @ept. Mrtbur
S. 8alfour, ferite M6miralitetslor6,
bar ien6t ben brittle Yresie ct 8rep,
bbori ban flyer:
IS 1900 erflere6e &piflan6 ferit,
at oet agte6e at bpgge en- Slaooe,
Der fun6e n1oale Jig me6 Storbritan-
MEMS, og fra 6ets egen 9grgierrig.
be6s SDnspunft feet par BET iun6
&olitit. Set iatte Jig 8eroensberre-
femme iom Maal, og inno6 @er6e1s.
berre6pmme bar ben brittle 6laaoe
fra Dronring @li5abetbs Gi6 til geu-
ti6en alti6 peret bet iifreite og melt
birfningsfnl6e 89rn.
v&i6ttl er bberfen Sen tDIfe Me>
gierings eller BET tDife Mrmeforbun6s
Blaner fon1met til en- bel6ig l16fe-
relle. Den brittle 6laa6e er bleben
forbolosbis itarfere en6 ben bar for
tretten Maone6er fi6en> og 6et er it,
gen @run6 til at formo6e, at 6eune
9gningsproces unoer &rigens frem.
ti6tge Gang btl blipe itagget. Set
er flart, at efter fer Maane6ers
Gien6tligbe6er er M6mira1 bon Str.
pit3 og ben &egering, ban tiener,
fcmmen til Sen famme @Iutting.
De iaa, at 6e gamle Hlaner bar til.
i1,tetgiort, og at nDe naatte fin6es.
Sc troeoe, at unberban6sbaooe fun
oe u6rette, bba6 Drea6nongbtS %
&rp6lere lite bab6e b9ret iltan6 til. "
@i6ere frembol6er 8alfour, 1t
Gpiflanb MI bar in6ieet set forfeit
leoe lnoerparosfrigen, og at BET
al oen @runo bar lopet oe 6orene6e
@toter lite at ienfe flere Basioger-
6onpere u6en @ariel.
Den italienife Gront.
Mom ben 4be Sept st boI6-
lomt @nefal6, Der fon1nter flere
Tiger fer ben banlige 8inter M.
perne, bar itaniet 4rtgsoperationer.
ne langs 9rentinogrRnien, n1el6te
General gaoorna iaften. s5ielopas.
fene er fl1l6e % Sneifre6 raier fort
pef % bar afifaaret Selttelegrafli-
95g " e = 4 w 10 ~ i
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-04-13

LONDON, April 13.-The text of the presented By
the German foreign office to James W.. Gerard, American
Ambassador to Germany the subject Of submarine
prisoners contained in dispatches received today from
Berlin The German has learned with astonis
men and indignation that the British government regards
officers and of German submarines not honorable
enemies and accordingly treats them not other prisoners
of war but ordinary prisoners
AMSTERDAM, April 13.-Germans officially announced
this morning that they had imprisoned 80 British officers III
reprsal fortreatment of German submarine prisoners
England.
ROME April 13.-The Military Journal this morning
prints an order all metal uniforms and scabbard be
ued Such orders the past have only been issued the
of a battle.
ROTTERDAM April 12-The Belgian relief ship Har-
payce the first relief vessel sent out from New York
torpedoed sunk by mine in the North Sea- Only part Of
the saved .l
LONDON April 12-Ths afternoon heavy firing was
heard distance off the city of Scarborough 1t is
believed that there is cannonadng among baesps in the
North Sea.
ROME April 12-As result of the meetings held yeser-
day the feeling today most pronounced The central
sections of the city occupied with troops and extreme
vigilance will be preserved during the night The buildings
most strongly defended the residences of the Austrian
embassy and the German ambassador.
WASHINGTON, April Tt reported late this
afternoon that battle between 100000 troops in
Mexico 1t regarded contest that may be the decisive
action the between the Villa and Carranza forces The
engagement is taking place Iapuato in the state of
Guanajuato.
PETREPORT France April 10.-The French schooner
Chateauiaud orpedoed off the Isle of Wight The
had escape from sinking with the vessel They
given ten minutes get off, They lowered boats for
long time adrft sea- without food or proper
clothing.
LONDON April 10-Dspatches from the continent today
state that Austria has abandoned her campaign against Serbia
and the conclusion has been reached Vienna to sound
Russia as to probable peace terms.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-04-13
OF INTEREST TO A[ASKANS
(From Cordova Daily Alaskan April 12.) 20
CORDOVA COOPERATIVE TRADING co.


Presdent-C. P. Nicholson.
Vice President-E. E. Ray.
Secretary-W j. Mcdonald -
Treasurer-John j. Strigsvie =. 80 /, ti ,,faa4.f ~
Manager-James Flynn -
Directors-V. G. Vance, Ed Walsh j. e. Currief Joseph
Rowan, Jas. A. Mcbride. g
On Saturday night Notwithstanding the stormy weather.
about 80 and assembled at the Borden building and
formally launched the Cordova Cooperative Trading Company
The above officers and directors elected for the
year. The capitalization is for $100O0 with 1000 shares al
$40 Half the Immediately subscribed and
good part Of the $4,000 has already been paid in.
Articles Of incorporation. prepared by Judge Frazier,
subscribed and properly executed copy sent
the Alameda the Clerk of the Court Valdez and
copy will be mailed the return trip of the steamer to
the Secretary of the Territory at juneau The ncorporator
are V G. Vance, Edw Walsh and e. E. Ray The company
is to so years and is authorized to conduct general
merchandise and outfttng business
Bylaws also adopted Saturday night They
the board of directors general supervision all the affairs
of the company and them to appoint general
superintendent who shall control and direct the
business buying selling of goods under control of the
directors president The directors shall compen
saon for their services Provision made that person
company buy than 50 shares of the stock
The corporation decided to take the grocery stock
of O. NJ Kinney prior the first of May and to it to the
Borden building, adjoining the Corova Drug Company In
the meantime Manager Flynn making out his orders and will
send them Wednesdays steamer for shipment of goods
the Alameda sailing from Seattle April "a They
will arrive in time for formal opening Monday May
is stated that oUrfths Of the families living at Oldown
and employed by the railroad company have taken stock the
cooperative company number of families in Cordova
also financially interested that the company
start with the trade of practically onehaf the families
in Cordova and surrounding locality 1t is also expected to
work up big trade the line At present the business will
be confined largely groceries and the supplies usually kept
by such stores in Alaska.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-04-13

RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION AT ONCE
TO COMMENCE AT SHIP CREEK

Gay cEWASHINGTON, April 12-Secretary of, the
Interior Lane that the actual construction of
the government railroad in Alaska would
practically at Individual contractors will do the
building of the various separate units
The Secretary's statement further says that the
route adopted will be known the Susitna and
that the construction from the present terminus of
the Alaska Northern railroad to the Tanana River
will cover a distance Of All miles. It will be
standard guage and the road will be built with its
present base at Ship Greek.
In making public the intended plans Secretary
Lane says that according to President Wilson's orders
the first work will be to build wharf at Ship Greek,
and the dredging there of more adequate channel.
The probabilities are that not over 40 miles of actual
construction work will be finished this year. The
Alaska Engineering Commission will employ only a
small force which will be chiefly in the engineering
department and to supervise construction.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-04-13

NEW YORK April 13-An extended article the Alaska
railroad situation contained the New York Daily Times
this morning Among other things says that stated
good authority yesterday that the Morgan Guggenhem
interests woud probably their ne the Copper River
Northwestern Railway into the agricultural district Of
Alaska within few years This would thereby bring their
Cordova road certain extent into competition with the
government railroad that will be built through the susna
valley and to the Tanana river.
The same article contains interview which George
w. Perkins congratuates President Wilson and his admins
traon their spendid choice in the purchase of the
Alaska Northern railway.
Speaking of the Copper River Northwestern railway in
which he financially interested Mr. Perkins said ''that is
located far away from the proposed line to be
competitor of but believe that is better line than the
government from industrial standpoint sorry
rejected and will develop it of for further
business
Although having retired from business about three years
ago MIR Perkins prior that time and since 1901 partner
of the banking firm of Pierpont Morgan Co. Before
leaving the firm he supposed have the interests of the
Alaska Syndicate under his direct charge He made trip
Alaska during the of 1902 visiting both Cordova and
Seward during latter part of July and early in August
At that time there many rumors that Mr. Perkins
firm contemplated taking the Alaska Northern. Then
Morgan Co. owned seventh interest in the Sovereign
Bank Canada which owned the bonds of the Alaska
Northern Afterwards the was sold receivers sale and
bought by the bondhoders has since been repeatedly
that the firm still retained interest in the road
and that was averse to having the take 1t
further stated that for several weeks past the Morgan
Guggenhem interests have known that the would
COrQOVa
given suggestion that branch line be built into the
Berng River coal fields and also extension of the line from
Chna but it is safe to that nothing in the of
construction will be done this year.
WASHINGTON, APRIL 1o.-THE GOVERNMENT
RAILROAD IN ALASKA WILL RUN FROM SEWARD
TO FAIRBANKS
SUCH is THE SELECTION THAT HAS BEEN
MADE BY PRESIDENT WILSON ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THAT EFFECT WAS MADE LATE THIS AFTER
NOON BY SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR LANE
AND THE PROPERTY OF THE ALASKA NORTHERN
HAS BEEN PURCHASED FOR $1150000. AT PRESENT
IT RUNS 70 MILES NORTH FROM SEWARD, BUT
WILL. PRACTICALLY HAVE TO BE REBUILT.
SECRETARY LANE SAYS THAT THE THROUGH
LINE WILL RUN FROM SEWARD TO FAIRBANKS
WITH BRANCH LINE OF 38 MILES TO TAP
THE MATANUSKA COAL FIELDS.
THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE ENTIRE SYS
TEN IS S26,800000 THIS DOES NOT CONTEM
PLATE ANY BRANCHES THAT MAY BE BUILT
LATER. BUT PROVIDES FOR THE TRUNK LINE
AND THE MATANUSKA BRANCH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
RIVER CAPTAIN
ON FINAL TOUR
THOMAS VINCENT MOORE, AGED
RIVERMAN, DIES AT HOME IN
TILTONVlLIE.
Was Well and Prominently Known ~
Martins Ferry - Old Fireman
Buried Yesterday.

Captain Thomas Vincent Moore. one
OF the best known river captains or
this vicinity. passed away az his home
at TiltOnville yesterday afternoon
after a short Illness OF complication OF
diseases. The man was known 10
practically all the rivermen from
Pittsburgh Il Cincinnati and as lar
south Of New Orleans. He had piloted
many boats OF the waters OF the OHIO
during his career. He was regarded
as a fearless captain and was liked by
all who came in contact with MIN.
Captain Moore was about 70 years or
age. having made his home al 11lton-
Vile for the past several years. rte
is survived by his widow and several
brothers and sisters.
At a late hour last evening the tun-
eral arrangements had not been com
pleted but services will probably be
held from the home Tuesday after.
noon. Detailed arrangements will not
be made until the arrival OF relatives
from Pittsburgh.
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has gone to New MartinsviIie for a visit
with friends.
The rabbit hunting season in Ohio
will open November / and continue for
two months.
Mrs. Paul W. Fred will entertain the
member OF the Sorority club next Fri
day evening at her home on North JET
ferson street.
Miss Katherine Archibald will enter
tain friends this evening at her home
on Gravel HUL
Harry Storm. OF Steubeuvuie. was q
visitor I'm Steubenyille yesterday.
/ Mrs W. \. Neal. OF Guernsey street.
will entertain the Merry Matrons club
next Friday evening at her home.
Bellaire Acrie OF Rgles viii hold a
meeting this evening. ~ will be the
regular session and all members are re-
quested To attend.
Bellaire lodge Of ks will hold "A
regular meeting Tuesday evening. A
class OF candidates will be initiated.
Following the work IA lunch Will be
served.
A meeting OF the Loyal Sons class OF
the Christian church will be held Tues
day evening. Plans will be completed
for entertaining the Loyal Daughters
class with a Halloween party.
:. IA. Garland. OF kensinRton. Pa,
has returned home after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Helen Hutchinson OF travel Hul.
has gone 20 Columbus to spend a few
weeks with friends.
/ Miss Adelaide Hunter has returned
from "A visit with friends az Steuben
Vile.
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thsir hail on hanover street this even.
lrE
Mrs. walter scnsffer o. Wa~roof
On fhu city asfurday. calling uu
friends and Relatives
The .nuFhIr plant viii resume opsr.
ALLOWS fhIa mnrufnr after being closed
down slrre Saturday
a number OF uuf.Hr.fHun people were
ln fhn city Yesterday fs view tha FOOT.
Dali same un The League Park
I.r lOrai lodge uf rIk will hold 4r
II"ftnnt meeting fu their hail on
FOURTH efrrrt thIa evening
tarl webb spent sunday with friends
nrd relatives nf HurrrttafoVru and Will
return home thia mornfug
Albert Handel left yesterday afternoon
Tor tumborland Ma. o. spend several
DAYS with relatives
howard kridrr returned 90 hfn home
at Iel1airo yesterday after apsnffnr 49,
eraI days boz fhis city
Several out-of-toun people wers IN A.
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Aaed Resident Dead

Saturday afternoon at his home IN
TiltonWlle occurred The death OF
John Roth. eN-postmaster Of Tiiton-
Vile. after a lingering illness OF com.
plications Of diseases brought on by
old age. The deceased man was %
years n age. having resided In this
vicinity for q number Of years. He Il
survived BY three daughters and three
sons.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from the late home. the ser.
vices being I'm charge OF tho pastor OF
the Tiltonville u F. church. Inter
ment will be In Riverview cemetery.