DOVE OF PEACE
OVER BALKANS
Turkey Will be Left to Work
. Out Own Salvation in Mak
ing Peace Terms.
Berlin, Nov. 9.-The Triple Al
liance will nul intervene in I he
Balkan peace preliminaries so
long1 as its interests are not mo
lested.
Cologne, Nov. 9.-The Porte
proposes to open direct negotia
tions for peace with the Bulgar
ian government.
London, Nov. 9.-(«erniaiiy is
di'tcrmined at all hazards I<> pjv
wnt Si»rvia from reaching the
Adriatic ami favors the indfpen
• Umicc of Albania with I In* l>nke
• •f Ahrn/zi as kinjr.
St.. PeliTsli^ij-^. i\uv. 1>.-The I
government retains the time of
retired soldiers in the active ser
\ icy. which practically places I lor |
army on a war footing.
District Attorney Cross ley. ac
companied by his wife and sis
tor, reached the Delta today, en
route to Yaldez and expect to ar- !
l ive here on the 20th. I.eroy To- j
zier, of the Jiarnette defence,
should arrive here about the
same time. The others frotn the
interior will reach here about tin*
••rul of the month.
M. I.. McAllister is doinjj his
annual assessment work on the
silver (lent properties adjoining
i lie Alice, Shoup hay.
Three tons ami over of very
rii-li ore was hronpht in from tin*
\Vesserlin*-r properties near Teik
li.dl.
E LIBERAL
IN ALLOWANCES
I
More Liberal Regulation of Trav
eling Expenses is Estab
lished.
\Va>hingluii. I». X«»>. P.--J
Liberalized regulations were is
sued I"(|ay hy Secrelarax Mac- j
V«<agh l<» govern Iravi'lin^ ex- J
.(•••uses id officers ami i's j
• if I In- Treasury depart men). Tin;
limit nl' allowance tor bulging
ami meals in Now York Mini r.lii
cago has !»«•«•■ i increased from
s."i in xc» a «lay. with an addilion
al maxiiiitim allowance oT filly
•'•'ill s fur "lips." In a score of
mIIh'C large cities a siniiliar lip
ping allowance is made. Rail
road purlers will be lipped I r> to
;'5 (•••ills, while steamship stew
ards will receive lips ranging
ri'om XI In *l.r> for ail nrfini h ip.
TRAIN LOOTED"
IHJHE SOOTH
Birmingham. Nov. U.-bandits
held up a train on the I.ouiHviile
Nanhville roil road, taking forty
thousand dollnrs from (he ex
press ear. A posse is now in
pursuit of the law-breaker*.
The Mcintosh tdagc arrived
from Willow creek InM evening
bringing I he mail from TonHina
and three and one-half tons nf
ore. The trail is said lo be in
splendd condition.
JACK JOHNSON
IS IN JAIL
i
The Cn*mpion Stands a Good
Chance of Winding up in
*he P°nitentiary
Chicago, Nov. 9—Jack Johnson
has been arrested and is now ly
ing in jail handcuffed as a re
sult of tiie federal probe into
his relations with white women,
with strong probabilities of his
landing in the penitentiary. lie
is changed with having violated
the Mann act in having brought
Belle Schreiber. a white woman,
to the stale for immoral purpos
i MALAY PIRATES :
! MAKING TROUBLE
I
.
Uncie Sam is Preparing to Qive j
Them a Warm Recep
tion.
I I
i
Washington, 1). C.. Nov. !».—1*i
racy again has broken «»iit in tin'
Philippine waters. according to
advices received from .Manila.
The Philippine trovernnieni -is
taking viRnrinis steps !•» suppress
il. The pirales are reporlinl lo
be active in the Snln archipelago
anil I he •■government has author
ized I In; constrnrl iim nf a cul
11rr at a cost of *Joo,nnn. 1 In* |
plans of wliirli have been drawn j
I hy C.olliTlor ill C.nslonisi .1. S.
j Stanley. The culler will carr\ |
jlwo llotclikiss rapiil lire guns ami j
jlwo moliir hunts In In* carrieil mi J
davits amidships. 'J'lie motor'
hoals are inli'inleil f«»r usi» in I lie!
pursuit, ol' I In* buccaneers when I
they seek lo escape hy sailing!
I heir li^hl era II > o\er reel's I hat j
I cannoi he ernsseil hy larger \es
I sels.
.
Iking county
! GOES VERY DRY
i Seal I lr, .Nii\, — Kin*-: <*«tiiiiIy.
! Mill s i<lr itl' I hi' llir(M |Kiral i*<| i • »\\ n>.
i Jm.— • *11<* dr\ durinp tin- n-cent
I'li'l'l IMII, i.llf Ii 11II < I !*«•• I illlll I'iulll
IH'iM'iiirl .** \i>lin^ u 11 i I • •»11 \- to flu
dr>. Tin* v«»|r stood r».n I I i|r> (
In ; 7K wrl. Ib'iieeforl Ii there
will he iu> liquor licenses grant
ed in Ilir dry dislrifts h\ l he
c in lily commissioner:*.
ANOTHER ROAD
IS BLOCKADED
Huntiupo, tJhile, Nov. It.-Train
service on (lie TrniiHiindcan rail
way was resumed Ic»rlni>*. The road
has been blocked since last May,
at first by snowdrift*, which in
place* were 10 di'cp, After
ward tremendous avalanches'
buried the tracks. Al one point
there were 7000 tonH of roek on
I he I racks and elsewhere I he
roadbed hud been washed , away
altogether. Home special con
struction work, which is now in
course of coiii|de(ion, will pre
vent such interruption hereaf
ter. .
lubtorlN for the Prospeotor.
HERS FIGHT
OVER LOOT;
Three Bandits Wounded, and the
Fourth, Unhurt, Gets
Money.
liulte, Mont., Nov. 9.-Four men
were shot last nigh!, three fa
tally, after a gang of four ban
Mils hail rubhejd Tony Sego oil]
$200 in the segregated district.
Sego was sliot tli!*«•«• linn's and
probably will die.
Frank Lucia, who is said to
liavi' tired thi' IIest shot as the
leader of tin* gang. was shot in
turn by his companions through
I lie alKloineii ami will die. I'as
Mtiale I'angcrra/.io, another of
the gang, received bullets in the
ii 1*111 an<l stomach ami will die.
A third, a victim of his com
panion'..* treachery, escaped, leav
ing a trail <>f Id I behind liini.
The fourth escaped without a
scratch ami Willi the money.
As Sets,, lay still the robbers
pounced upon liini ami each of
the four made ,-i grab for the
roll of bills. They all got I heir
hands on it, and then ensued a
battle among themselves for its
possession.
I >r. Krni'sl I >;i 11 < i n has iim»\
*•<1 his olTiri's into Hit* IIimmI build
in fr. m»i Wall slivol. 'lVlrphiHii'
FINDsIaLLET
SEVERAL THOUSAND
Young Man Searches All Day
to Restore Well Filled
Wallet.
I.u.- Aim'i'li'.s Ni• \. 1 >an icl
IImImtIsmii. an IH-vi'ar-i»hl law
slinleiil al I In* I'liiMTsily • • f
SoulhiTii 4*aIiT«ii*iiisi. whii is «'ui
ployctl as uiKhl rruinliT in a I
jrrapli •»IVi«*!', found a wallM nm
lainiiiK s'lT.nun in ^uld. nrKolia
bli» null's and «*«»i*l ilicali's of <!•>
posil whirh had b'ocu h'fl on llu*
cMUiili'i' Sunday nitrhl.
Afh'i* an all-day search. Iloh
itIsmii li»rah'd lln> owner. '11•• was
S. r.arviM*. said t<• liavi* hn-n
furnu'ily prcsiili'iil nf a hank al
('.liiiiin>i\. .Moul.. and imw a ri'sj
di'iil ill' Ihis «*i 1 y. i'ar\i*r drrlin
«■ 11 ••! 111;tk<• any slalt'iiu'iil.
CHINESE JUNK
ACROSS PACIFIC
Han Francisco, it.-The
Chinese junk Ninx Po in report
ed to have loft Shanghai Sept.
17, on it* third attempt to cross
the Pacific to Son Francisco,
having* been previously compel
led to turn hack by typhoons*.
The junk is a Ihroo-niastod ves
sel of ahout Hon tons, manned hy
Chinese under command of Cap
tain Toft, a Norwegian naviga
tor. II in being brought here fo*
exhibition purposes.
The Willow Creek stage* leave
here every other day and arrive
on alternate days. Mr. Mcintosh
reports that the roadhouses be
tween this point and tile end of
the line a,re all running in lino
shape. Right travelers from
Fairbanks arrived in the city to
day.
SILL MILL
POUNDING GOLD;
A Toy Mill on Dome Cr°ek is
Pounding Out Twelve Hun
dred Doollars a Day.
Fairbanks, Nov. 9.-More than
a thousand dollar* a day, actual
running- time, is being taken out
of Gapt. Spalding's Dome Creek
properly, with the aid of the lit
tle "toy" mill he is using at
present, the last return being a
gold brirk worlh $2,250, taken
after a run ol' 42 and a half
hours. The hriek weighed 127.»i(
ounees.
Gapl. Spalding's lit I If three.1
stamp mill eanuoi run steadily i
because ii does no) have the
water handy. as ii was installed
at the lower shaft and not down
al the creek. This mill is the
one originally erected by Ihc cit
izens for testing purposes, bid
later replaced by another with
heavier stamps.
The Spalding \ein. which has
been traced for three claim
lengths, varies from a few inch
es |o two feel. ami flic values run
}tp to Sinn per Ion, as shown by
mill runs. The vein has been
prospected by three tunnels and
three shafts, and from the low
er one the siuu rock is being
taken, on which the mill is
! working al present.
I
MORTALLY SHOT
BY t)WN RIFLE
A Fisherman MoOptaliy Wou"ds
Himself While Placi' g Rifle
in a Boat.
While |i• I i11lii~ ml •. :i "fi
ll 5. into his I niti. I'm.ii M,i<!i«<>a.
a lislii'i'inaM. was •-«-i• 111n!Iv
sliol. 11 •• \va«i Iihmiv'ij <>\ »t I •»
SI. John's iiMKpiial, wii..|'.> ii \%,i*
l.nin.l thai ill** In 111 »>l ii.i i «lrtick
11r11* in I lie It'll lii'i>a>l. |»a>>iiiK
through I In- Inn}: ami ruining
iM 111 a I I In* hark. inllirlinji a
wminil from which hi* is alnn>sl
sun' !•» «li«> wilhiii I hi' iii'.xt I*.'
hmirs. Tin1 wuiiiiili'il man. who
was hiirii hi Ih'lfasl. Iri'laml. is
r>; xi-ars nf apt* ami losl his
I'a111iI> in I In* frival (ialM'slnn
llooil. Ill* worked • • 11 II. II.
Thompson's llsli hoais this 1 ;isI
m'Umhi.— Ki'lchikaii M inor.
STEAMER V1DETTE
• IS ICE BOUND
haw.onii, Nov. U—Tlio sloamor
Vidotlo, whirh loft hero houml
for Whilohorso wilh ono linntli*o<l
pansengors on hoard, is eanghl
in llo* ice at Indian river and
eannot proooori or eomo hark.
The vesse I sailod from here
much later than a vommoI evor
loft this port. IhinkiiiK that the
trip to Whilohorso eotild still bo
made. Tho passongors will have
lo ho takon to thoir destination hy
slag<\ Tho Htoainor is in a dan
gerous position.
Mumping out tho shaft of tho
Alioo on Hlionp hay hogau this
n• oriiink. Winking will hegiu in
tho morning. whon it is exported
thai vor.v rapid progress will ho
inado. Tho walor at present in
tho »diafl all roinon from seep
age.
FINE DEPOT
FOR VANCOUVER
Canadian Pacific Building New
Passenger Depot to Cost On8
Mi'llon Dollars.
Vancouver, B. (J., Nov. U.-The
Canadian Pacific Railway com
pany look out the largest build
ing permit thai has ever been
issued in I be city of Vancouver.
Tbe permit is for tbe new pas
senger station which is to be
erected just east of tile present
station on Cordova street and
which will cost, according to the I
archil eel'* estimates, one utili- J
lion dollars.
STRIKE ONEEK I
IS REPORTED;
Frank Waskey Wet Men Stam-1
peding up Eek River to i
I
New Find.
\\ 11•-11 I-'rank \\'a>k«*\ was h*av-j
iiij: Itt*1111'I for Xinm* In* iiii'I iik>ii I
\vli• • wfrniii^ np K»*k i-iu*r on j
;i slampi'ili* rausi'il I»y I In- n*pnrl
ii|" a tin11 up t lii'i'i*.
Amongst ilin>i* iiifl weiv
Kl'iH'llli'. Inilrli Slililli, Mr I li ma hi
j ami i »l lii*r> \v«» 11 kimwn in tin'
I hlilai'nil i*«*11111 r> . Tlii-.v i»i• Iii*\ -
I cil 111a I prHly fair pa\ hail hi*i*n
; r.iiin.1.
•Mr. \N «ikha- snim* iiiiiiin
^rniiiiil in \ ii'\v hini-i'll 111• w 11
I anniiii! «••••><! .\»*w> ha> al pn*>
. ••ill ;i 1111 >i'i,iii> In think that >i*\
i'i*al Ii111•• liml- an* sun* all o\ -
j I ha I riniiilrx. Ill* i- also *.• u—
I nayi'il in lishiup ami h ailing ami
i will h*a\i* a> >iinii a> piissihh*
! 1111 hi- ri*lurn Irip. Hi* may
i ii\i*i-laml I'nun Sramimiii hay. ImiI
lis mil \i*| • 111iI«• >uri*.-.\nini' Niip
1 K«*l.
1THOS. UPTON
to visit Seattle!
I
Seal 11»*. .\n\. p._mi- Tlunuas 1
l.iplmi, who i- 11\i*i* in Aim*rira i
lonkliiK up tin* MUi'-linn rlinl
h'UKin^ fur I In* Ami'i'ii'as nip, i
ha* i-«* p I i ••• I a IV i ruiii lu \ i* I > In 1
an in\ 11 a I i • • 11 «*\|i*mh*i| h\ t It
III!.* Sra4lli' Pri'.-s rlilh In \ I -11 '
I hi'm in I hi* iii-ar I'ul iiri*. 'I'll•• i
ln»>s pi-omiM* In £i\r Sir Tin una -
, ihi' I inn* nf his lil'.*.
MURDERS SISTER ;
1 ACCOUNT LOVER
i
Ullienpee, Mums., Nov. «»||••
Pelrnponlns, a <Jrot.'k, shnl and
killed his sister, Theodora, IS
years old, last night because It
<1 i,t mil 1 ik«* her Inver. ncct•riling
I" tin- police.
Pel mpoiilns, wlin Iiiis been pre- j
parinu «»• return In Oreeee h»'•
liuhl ngsiiust Turkey, used a re
\»dver wlii* If be had bought ;»s (
pari oT his 'Mpiipincnl, Ho es-. i
raped after the shooting au<l ix |
supposed I•» he nn his way In New ]
York In jnin some of Iho baiid* j
of his countrymen which are
IVtad ih« Dally Prosp actor.
RETURNS STILL
COMING IN
Senatorial Race Still Close; Will
Require a Recount to Decide
the Contest.
The returns from Kodiak late
yesterday seemed to the
race f»r senator between Mil
lard and Baldwin, but today the.
returns from Scldovia lias again
altered tile situation and Bald
win is only a few volt's behind
Millard, with bftween JOtt and
.'Jim voli's still In be heard from.
Tlii* prealesl pari of I In* Inh'l.
i- >lil| to ht> received and
friends uf In•! h candidates art*
InfnI. Tlit'iv art* l\vn pre
riiifl > u|i I hi' Copper llivt'r I • •
hi'artl from and il i- presumed
llii-y will i\i" Baldwin small ma
ji»ril if.-. I.amllork i- claimed hv
li«*1 h and il i* likel> In* about
i'\en. Willi .Millard a lillh* in Mo:
lead: ai < <• d«li'u .Millard -diould
Krl a furllii'i' h'ad of in or I r».
There being no eoinini-siou
• ■r at Cnahoka to make an or
der I'ni' elecliojii and appoint
ment of ,judrie>, ii is hardly like
l\ an election was held al that
place. It is held by many that
tin* voters could and should havti
held an election b> appointing
judges at the polls, as the law
p|o\ ides that ill tile e\ eiit of I lor
failure uf tlie regular appoinl
e,| o|Vieer>. then the h>>laudcrs
ma> eject llletl to act II! their
place.
It i" hardlx to |i.' i• \pee;e>I that
an> change will be made in the
position nl the candidates fur
tilt' lower l|o(|-e and the Older
Will lie h'e|l>. Ill Seward. ti i II il
man. iira>. ■•! Kntalla. the next,
II. I!. Inuriiin. of Valde/. I lie
third, and I'. M. Bo> |e. .•! Ynld.v.
the fourth. riii- will ui\e \ .»I.b• /
two m!*jij111■ r> id ilii- b»w-'r b;
i and one m I he -.ena!»\
MANY DIVORCES
IN KING COUNTY
One Divorce for Every Three
Marriage Licenses in King
County.
Si'Jlllii'. \t'\. \--iTl III- lll.ll
iIhti* €»!!•• • Ii\•»i'»*• • ur:i111ri| I'm*
>'\ »*r\ 111111;irri;iu*• Iicimix's ill
Kins i• • h1111>. .IihI^i* K\t'l'i'l I Smith
nf ISii|ti*iaii>r ('.Mini. lo
ii ri'M\\«I• •• I I»• • 11 — • • ;il |||.« tri«-iit|.
-hip —111»|»«• i* <>!' III.- Siiiii|;i> «* 1111»
•»f I Ik* Ymiiiis .Mi'ii - i'Iici-I ian \<
>Mi'jsil |«i|| \ »* — I • * ••« I;»» il 11 • • I* 11 • m • | .
• riii'ii' snv miiI\ |\\m \\ii\- In mi
srah* I'rMiii llit* «lal«a n| msilt't
111 • • 11 >. (Mif it h\ \\;i> mI Mir mi.
• Ii'iiakci*. Iln* mIIii• i* ihrntish lln*
• livMiTf rnini."
'I'll•• sprakrc iii ucil I liiil iiiar
rias«' s|imu|,| In* uia«l<* inon* «lif—
IIimiII. ^ayiiiK Ihal il llial nvimv
Mii' civ**' lh»» numhcr of • Ii\miti'««
wmiiUI..Im» «l»'rr«'as»'fl.
NEW YORK'S
GRAND JOBY
.New Y«»rk, Nov. l»--Thr yraml
.i11r> «lrawn lion- represent* cap
itnl (mm'cKal iim I wo hundred
millions. Among ttio*<> on the
panel are Vanderbill, (Wmm'Ki* W.
Perkins and Inaae PeliKniakt.
(). IIifTI«* ha* pnrchawed llie
interest of Kd. II tin I **r in I In*
Yalde/ r.afe and now is the aole
proprietor of Ihnl well and fa
vorably known institution.