MONSTER PARADE
IN NEW YORK
Democratic National Commute* Claim Wil
ton Will be Elected by the Qreateat
Majority aver Olven Candidate
New York, Nov. 4- -A monster Wilson
and Marshall parade will take placc to
night as the elbslng of the campaign. It
is anticipated it will he the largest ever
witnessed in .New York. Today, at all
meetings throughout the United States
will be read Gov. Wilson's closing uics
sage to the American voter. Democratic
headquarters here are confident or the
election of Wilson and Marshal by the
largest majority ever accorded a pres
idential candidate or whatsoever parly.
TIGHTENINGCHAIN
AROUND CROOKS
evidence Enveloping Dynamite Plotters Is
Tightening—They Were After Burns'
Life From Behind Bars
Indianapolis .Nov. I -Seven hundred
letters taken from the llles or the struc
tural Iron Workers union have been in
triKlured to show that President Ityan
• T the union and the other defendant:
rorrespoiided for live years in earrvili*
fin their dynamite plan*.
\ government agent te-iiiled
l- •< long e«»nfe*»sed to him that John Mr
Vuuara. >mee hi" iiiiprisoiiment. ti.nl
t lotted to ffeI tile llTe oT f»Ct 'V'.V-'
.turn*. That Wa'ier Drew and ,'irvoin
phces had left a package or d*. n.imife in
fudiaiiapoll* which Hocking* wa • !•• g»t
•lint complete tile plot.
POLITICAL THEMES
ARE CAUGHT
Are Alleged to Have Perpetrated Irregu
larities In Philadelphia Primary
Election*
I'liil;i<l«-11>liiit. .Nov. \ a result or po
lice investigation or alli'gi'il Irregularities
tn the loth ward, lln' stronghold <>r
James I*. Mc.Nlchol. Dr. Kdwurd II. I'a -
hey, a member of Hie state legislature,
ami Jolm Fehr, a political worker, were
arrested with slv other men here last
night.
Ten charges. comprising various In
fractions of the elertlon law, were pre
ferred against Fehr. Representative
Vahey was charged with conspiring with
I'ehr to secure fraudulent nominations.
THE FORCAST
FOR FAIRBANKS
_ ;f
f Hlrbankx, Nov. 4--The . tiou pai-Uxan
::«ket will carry in the city anJ tlte »«»•
• 'allst ticket on the creeks. Thoro will
Im approximately twenty-nv.- hundred
rotes cast in the entire district, llm
tif n- partisan ticket Is sure tr be elected
h> a small majority.
Cliarlea Crawford has the new school
house well on Ita way to the Reserva
tion, having crossed flro»dway.
Waffles ana noney 80c at Val
Cafe. If
WANT TREATY
EXTENDED YEAR
Ruaalan Government Asks That Existing
Treaty be Extended for An_
other Year
SI. Petersburg, .Nov. I.-An Invitation
has boon received from the government
at Washington to negotiate a new eom
'merelal treaty to take the plaeh of the
one denouneeil by America.
In reply the Russian government sng
gcsets lliat the old treaty be extended
for another year In view or the great
mass or cotumereial data whieli will re
quire examination bcrore another treaty
can hi* arranged.
FIGHT OVER
A WOMAN
Two Men Riddle Themselves With Lead
and a Woman Is the
Cause
Has If, Switzerland.. Nov. I.-A tierce
duel was fought in the leading restau
rant here as a result or the elopement
or lite pretty young wire or a middle
aged German merchant named Spelser.
Speiser traeked his wire and a neighbor,
her lover, rroni i'riedingeii to Basle, and
lltuliiig Iliein hi a ri'stauranl, opened lire.
Tin- lover did the same, and aMer a
rnsiilade or shots both men I'ell dead.
Mr-. Spelser was mortally wounded.
BIG ESTATE
i BEING DIVIDED
Between $15,000,000 and $18,000,000 of
Lucky Baldwln'a Estate atlll Re
mains Undistributed
l.os Anjtclfs, Xt»v. I--Probate Judge
Hives has today authorized tin* distribu
tion or J?35l,i>r»0 in rash, being part of
tin* estate or tin* lat<> "l.urkyv ltaldwin.
There still remains between *15,000,000
and * Is.ntio.oon fur final distribution.
[Clara Ualdwlu s tucker and Anita Dald
! "\\ in McSlaiifthry. soli" heir*. will divide
I till* amount.
TURKISH SHIP IS
SUNK BY GREEK
Allien*, ,\ov. i--A Greek torpedo boat
sank a Turkish battleship In the gtiir
or Salonika today. The crow or the
liatiii'ship was saved.
ATTONEYS LEAVE
FOB VALDEZ
i* rr* fit • Vjih"*. m i f
Fairbanks, Nov. 4--L«r«y Toaier haul
'started for Vahttl, and Olatrlrl Attorney |
C.rossley will l«avo Thursday to prepare j
'for the trials of Cape. Burnett* and oth
ers Indicted In connection with the fail
ure of the Falrbanks-.Maaka Rank.
All tliaf glitters isn't gold bwiit
scorns trt satisfy n lot of no
NO CLEW
Oil BODY
Teeth and Stockings ara all that ftamaln
at a Olua In tha 8an Diego Mya
tary Caa>
San Diego, Nov. 4-Although local phy
sicians have examined the body found
anchored In San Diego bay recently, they
have not decided whether It Is that of a
man or a woman. The police arc con
vinced today thai It Is the body of
E. C. Moore. a .San Diego man who
disappeared about September u. A
portion of the stockings round on the
body has been partially Identified by
Moore's wife and a local dentist declared
Hie I will were those or Moore. The
police are still trying t<> run down"
dews In connection Willi tin* supposed
murder.
HODGE TO LOSE
IN WASHINGTON
It Look* ui If Wilaon and Marshall will
Receive tha Suffraga of the Major
ity of tha People
Sea llle. .No*. i--Tlic publicity given
Hodge's private farcer will defeat liuii at
Hie polls tomorrow. Progressives are
j tlc.seriiiur Hie l'rogr%«Mve gubernatorial
J candidate by hundreds.
There is tlo telling how llle .-talc will
|Vole tomorrow on the presidential can
•
dldnlcs, <1^ it is Kenerally cnhceded tne
Male i» close) with Hie chances slightly
in ravor or the republican ticket. Pet
'liug on Wilson's election is i to i with
little or no takers. 11 is generally ron
'ceded the democrat* nave made an ad
mirable campaign and nave skillfully a
Vohlcd making mistakes. The party is
united while the republicans are cut In
two.
New York will give lis electoral vote
no Wilson and Marshall, with the chances
that Pennsylvania and Illinois will go the
'same way. Indiana la sure for the dem
ocrats.
STATE RESTS
STRIKE CASE
« sali-m. .Nov. t--Thc slate has rested
hi ilie rase against F.ttor and Olovanettl
after having placed a hundred witnesses
• >ii I lie stand.
LIEUT. MICHAELIS
UNDER ARREST
First I.lent. (Mho K. Mlrhaells, It will
lje remembered, who defended Lieut.
Samuel Orchard here. has been placed
under arrest at the Presidio, san Fran
cisco, Tor Issuing Checks when he had
no funds In the bank to meet payments.
The offenses are alleged to have been
committed when Lieut.* Mlchaells was
with the 16 th regiment, stationed In
Alaska. * The court has been ordered and
•the trial will ahortly occur.
The Lieutenant will probably be tried
for violating the «Jnd Article of War,
San Franclaco papers at hand state that
the aeenacd officer s defense mill be
that We thought he had money in the
banka with wbfeh to meet the checks
Isatied. ' - f
•ubMrlfe* tor th« NtmaUr,
LONGER SERVICE
OF ENLISTMENT
New Army Rut* Want Into Cffcct No
yimbir 1— Maana RMirvi Fore*
of Trained Man
Washington, Nov. 4--Adj. Gen. George
•Andrews, or the army, Informed re
cruiting oiriees that Trom November 1st
all enlistments .must be Tor u period
oi seven years Instead of four years.
This is the tlrst application to the re
cruiting service of the lonir term pro
vision of tiie new law.
While the full enlistment term will
be seven years, only the first roiir years
.'Will he Tor actual military service. Al
ter ihut the soldier who does not cniw
to reenlist will he transferred to me
army reserve, without pay or allowance,
but will he <uljjfct to call at a moment's
notice.
[PLACER MINERS
TURN TO QUARTZ
'Rich 8trlkea In the Fairbanks Diatrlct art
Calling tha Minora From Placar
to Quartz
Tlii- further development or the ex
ceptionally rich lead or crites and Fclil
iiicii on the lert limit or Fairbanks creek
near Moose creek continues to exeitc
the resident* ol' that valley, report re
cent arrivals from Fairbanks, and as a
consequence many or the pjaeer miners
•are i>iiiniik their attention to hard rock,
some havliiR iroiie to work under lea-c
while others are scratching Tor themselves.
VlltoliV the newest or the placer millers
to jump into Hie hard rock name are
'I'ord a i'omeroy. who were miuni? tln«
'past summer on •! beiow.
Crites and Feldmau have traced their
lead Tor 1100 reel by a series or holes,
and almost anywhere they can take out
samples or picture rock that will make
•the avaricious blink their cyes.--News
Miner.
Judge J. L. need loft fur the outside
f<n last night's Btoamor, wliere he will
locale permanently.
ENDURANCE RECORD
BROKEN AGAIN
Clmira. .N«>v. 4--Aviator Johnson, car
j Tying ••in* passenger, lias again broken
tin* endurance record by tlying for lliree
hours and llfly-one minutes.
MONKEY CAUSES
RURGLERS ARREST
' Los Angel*-*. .Nov. 4.-Hiding In a
abed to escape arrest. Charles Monroe
toss attacked by a pet monkey, choos
ing the lesser of t*o evils, Charles4
shouted for help. The patrolman who
'was chasing Monroe took him into
custody on a burglary charge.
OXO«1»—0M710
Are the winning coupon numbers at
the orpheum. Pick out your pictures at
the Valdcs Drug Co'a store . Do't miss
the great trick elephant picture tonight.
9 p. m. and S:30 p. ro. Theatre will
noon. a complete change of pictures.
Mrs. Al. White left for the states on
the Alameda to Join Mr. White, who Is
at present in F.llensburg, Washington.
PREDICTS END
WHALE AND SEAL
Scientists arc Asking that the Indiscrim
inate Slaughter bs Stopped to 8«vs
ths Whala Species
Munich, ov. 4--The sclcntmc congress
'In sessoin here has been considering the
probable extermination of both whales and
'seals under the methods of hunting- now
prevailing. It was generally conceded
that the existence of the whale Is of
short duration. Sverdrup and I'ianoff
offered resolutions railing Tor the clos
ing or remote whaling stations anil for
the regulating or the huntimr or these
mammal;.
peopleWated
HOTEL EIDEi
|
Berlin Hotel in St. Louis Burns Cremat
• Ing Many of the Quests—Others
Escape In Night Ciotes
.-I. i.oiiis, .Nov. I- Tile Berlin Hotel, a
well known tavern, burned lien- last
I'l'i'iiiating a number or the guests. one
hundred and iiriy or those stopping in
Hie place managed to «*seape in their
nifrlu elolht'S. thouph a iiiimiiei- or lliern
were badly burned.
At (lie A. It. smoker tomorrow night a
ballot will In- taken for the presidential
eandldate*.
i
MANY TUN'
! TRY MURDERERS
i
Whltey Lewis Will ba the Next one Placed
on Trial for the Murder of Qam
bler Rosenthal
New York, No*. I - - T u o hundred
talesmen have been .summoned to appear
in court on November r>r tlio trial
«>r Whltey i.cwm. on tin* nrtecnili an
Miicr strong arracr will be brought bc
rore tlio grand Jury charged with per
jury hi connection with the gamblers'
cases.
koteFsFrgeon
PASSES AWAY
Portland, ore., Nov. ».-l.)r. William
Jones, senior surgeon at Si. Vincent's
'hospital and one of the most prominent
physicians in the .Northwest, is dead
here today after a brief illness.
CONVIcf LEAVES
FOR THE PEN.
Fairbanks, Nov. 4--Campbell, the mur
derer of the Prison boys In the Kusko
k-'lin, who W4.* sentenced to llf.» im
i risonment, is now being ta teu to ihe
penitentiary by way of the trail. lie is
being flosely guarded as lie luis already
MS one all* npl to escape '.'»:ii t' i>
el*n is.
Household furnishings for saje
cheap. inquire at cable office.
TOO CAREFUL
GOT CAUGHT
Young Man With Pocket Full of Opium
Overplays His Hand and is Taken
Into Custody
»
William <ishorne is today in the cus
tody or tin- federal authorities on tlie
charge or >iiiiikk1uik opium into the coun
try rrotn tin- Canadian line, as a result
or his own over-cautiousness. osborn
wa> the only one to leave the train
at liclliiiKliam on the opposite .side rroiu
that taken by the others. This attrac
ted Inspector (Scorfe Hubbard's atten
tion. K.xnmluatiou revealed secret pock
ets in Osborne coal in which were
round is riic-tael tins or opium.
ebnerUT
TO BE OPENED
It Is Reported That the Quggen
helms Have Taken Over Ju
neau Property
Salt l.ake i. 11 \. .Nii\. }.-\ n<\\
statement made here today by UeurKe.
Itent. a well known iiiimnv man. liints
.slroiiKi.v at an early oriramxaliou or the
Kbner mine, at Juneau. Miiska. lu ;t
liew»papei* inter* lew. Iti-ut -ays:
••The nnaiii'ial ma Iters <>l the IIhut
mine will b" »|ieedll> ailju-ted and In*
Tore next -llllilinr l|i<- mine Wll lie ••III"
t»r the lui'st important I'aet.ir- mi £01:111
easlfcill Alaska. There will In- (li-vrl
Opllielll wiil'k "tailed oiNill. and llu'cr
himilci-il »ian*i'- will In- eiii)'l'i>ed in
mill the ore.
STEAMER SINKS
TWENTY DROWN
Lake 8tearrer Does to tho Bottom in
Lake 8t. Louis, Drowning Twenty
one of her Passengers
Mnntrf.il. N«»v. shairnr Cei'eTl.i
sank in l.akr Si. LuuH currying down
twiily-om- of Iht pas^enper* Many on
board iiianatri'il t<i save their lives.
liiTcnily J. A. KajrerlHTi.' \\a* liitilc.el
hi tlic >iiiii of •« 17«i.r>n r«>r having as
saiillt-il one Han* PoiiHon. Now latter
'brrjr has l»a<l Paulson arreted for a-s
HaultiiiK Mini Willi an a\e. Cp to last
reports Ihe lailer i'a>r had not heen
heard.
HAS DEIGNED
flFTY YEARS
\ i t
Athens, Nov. 4--kin* (leoric. I4i en
tered Into the fiftieth year of his rum
a* kin* of Oreece. The oeeasion is br
lnk eelehrated In a subdued way.
The Alaska Hallway Commission will
*n as far south as Juneau on the Alame
da. They will visit llalnes Mission be
fore irolnf to the slates. The controls -
alon hopes to submit Its report lo con
tress before the holidays. It la a
elneh thai ihe report will favor ibe Val->
del route, there hem* no other to com
pare with It.
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