BRITISH LIBERALS
LOSE IEST VOTE
Beaten on Home Rule Amendment
and Conservative Demand
Resignation.
London, Nov. 13 The Liber
al administration was beaten to
day in the House of Commons on
an amendment to the Homo Rule
bill. It is regarded as a lest vote
and the Conservatives immedi
ately demanded the resignal ion
i'f I In- cabinet ministry.
WILSON MAY GALL
SPECIAL SESSION
President-elect Considering Ar
guments for Convening
Congress.
Princeton. X. .1.. Nov. i;{.~
iiov. Wilson is receiving many
requests to call a special session
of lli«' new congress to revise tin
tariff. He announced at lirst thai
Jo* would not, but has been urged
><) strongly to do so that lie nia>
change his plan an(| call congress
t<> inert in I he spring, lie slate*.!
today Dial lie would make a de
cision soon.
UIN RESIGNS AS
CLERK OF COURl
Going Out as Soon as Successor
Arrives and Engage in
Business.
I'd. .M. I.akin has placed his
resignation as clerk of tin* ilis_
I rirl, c*<mirt of I lie Third division
of Alaska in I In* hands of .lodge
Overliehl, lo lake ell'ecl at Hie
pleasure of the judge. II is nn
di'i'slon:| thai he will hi- >urreed_
i-d h\ I'.. I'age. hnl no official
ii.iinoiinet'iiD'iil of I hi* fael ran
he obtained. allhon'^h il ha> hi*en
rimiored for man* week". .Mr.
I'age is said to In* on Mir wa>
out from l-'airhsinks now.
Mr. I'age (•» well known in
Yahlez. lie was deput.s rlerk nn
• h'l* Mr. I.akin for several months
in liKitt. :.ominu here from .ln
neai-. where lie had heen rlerk
of | lie First division under Judgr
<iiinuison. When .fudge Overliehl
went lo Kair hanks in I'.Mil Mr.
Page became clerk of his rourl
and has In-hl the position ever
since. "
Mr. I,akin will *:<» <>ulsidt> as
soon ns ln> turn* over his office
in his HiicroKsoi- and will engage
in ni.HinoHM in Seattle or Port
land. Iff* rami' hero from Ta
eoma.
MIKADO REVIEWS
118 BATTLESHIPS
Yokohama, Nov. 13.--The mik
ado lodny reviewed I 13 battle
ships, practically all the large
\thpoIp of the Japanese navy.
Steemor Movement*.
Northwestern, westward, sails
from Valde/ for Seattle Thurs
day night.
.Mariposa sails from Heal lie H»lh.
Yukon sails from Health* 20th.
If you want all the news all th«
irrie read the Prospootor
SEATTLE CHECKS
PURITY SQUAD
City Council Passes Ordinance
Restricting Arrests Without
Warrants.
Seattle, Nov. 13.--Tin* cil.v
council passed an ordinance last
night defining closely I he cases
in which arrests may he made
hv police officers without war
rants. The ordiinance is aimed
at the activities of the purity
s<|uad. which lias been maaking
raids at will and arresting people
| «mi slight suspicion.
STRIKER STABBED
, OFFICER IN BACK
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• Textile Wo.'ker Testifies That
I Caruso Used Knife on Po
liceman.
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Sali'iii. Mass.. X..v. I.'{.--A
former I«*xI il«* worker lost ilh'd in
the strikers* trial today I hat lir
saw r.aruso slal> a policeman .in
the hark in our of leh riots.
iHEMYli®
1 FOR GAR LUMBEF
I Call for Washington Fir Timber
for Railways Exceeds All
Records.
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Washington lir lumber In he usril
in railn>a(| car rmisl rurl ion <>x
ereds all records. Orders an
in now from Ih«* Pullman com.
pany ami various Amriican ami
C.anrlrliaii railroads fop several
hundred million feel of lumber
suitable Trie hiiildinp'.
;I4 DEAD, 40 HURT
j IN TRAIN WRECH
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Freight Crashes Into Rep.r of Ex
cursion Train on Wazoo
and Mississippi.
New Orleans, Nov. I —\
freighl It'din crashed inlo the
rear of a crowded excursion I rain
on I he Yazoo & Mississippi rail
road today, near thin city, and 14
persons were killed and iO injurT
ed. Five coach » were burned.
Many heroic rescues wcro made
l»y bo|h whiten and negroes.
Juneau Noedi No Help.
II is well to remind the pub
lic hI large thai the supply of
labor in Ihis district is fully
equal to the demands. No one
should come here expeettng lo
And a J<»b.—.Juneau Empire.
F. II. Hales, a representative
of outside stockholder* in the
Mineral Creek Mining company,
came fo Valdez on I he Northwest
ern.
BULGARIANS TAKE OUTPOSTS
OF CONSTANTINOPLE DEFENSE
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ASSAILING ARMY DRIVES TURK8 BACK FROM TRENCHES, THE
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LATTER BARELY CARRYING THEIR WOUNDED AND LEAV
ING THEIR DEAD—TROOP8 REACH THE ADRIATIC
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Constantinople, Nov. 13 The
j Bulgarian nirmy began a general
advance upon this city today, at
tacking tin' Turkish outposts.
The Turks are slowly Tailing
back, leaving their dead in the
trenches. • With great difficulty
the wounded have been carried to
I the in ler defences. The troops
[ in the outer works were on the
verge of starvation when the at
j lack began, and offer hul weak
resistance to llir invaders.
Servians Reach Adriatic.
London, Nov. I.'t.— It is report
jed here that the vanguard of the
• Servian army has reached the
coasl. of lho Adriatic sea. Tho
Servian advance precipitates a
European crisis as Russia will re
sent tti«> Bulgarian entry into
Constantinople and Austria will
object to a Servian advance on
the Adriatic port of Durazzo.
The situation now presented is
likely to lea«l to a concert of the
powers with a view to obtaining
an understanding' as lo action in
ease the Bulgarians overcome the
Turks. The announced purpose
<if I lie great Kuropean powers not
to interfere in the war is likely
to yi\e wa> .-Him to ;i itltVeVelit
I policy.
POSTMASTER TOO
! BUSY IN POLITICS
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Cabell, of Chicago, on Trial for
Encouraging Employes to
Activity.
j Cliirtifjo. N.iv. I .'J.I rial
Jul' l*o>l nia>lit Cahi'll licKiui '«»
J«la> 11p<111 the chiir^c mI' \Tnlalin.u
| j i In* 11• 111• raI rivil si-r\ in* law I»>
I ' I'lH'iiiira^iiiu i■ In|»111> • • s iiihIim* Iihii
j I <• lake an aHivr pari in |• iiI n\-.
ARMY BATTERIES
! ENGAGE IN RIOT
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Over Lwng Feud and Fifty
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Get in Jail.
4*!■«•><*iiii«>. Wyii., Nox . i;i.—Two
j h;il I twit's «• r I in> Fourth lit'hl ar
i I i I It* !•> <>l I lit* regular arnix ^la
jli<tiift| litM't*. rn^aved in a rinl
| la>l nivlil ami 111 ;i 11 > wt'iv l>:itl l>
r | liiii*l 11111 noiir killril. Kil'tx wt'i'f
| |tlii<*t'«l in .jail hv lln* t-i\ iI aulli
, I uril it's.
j \ I'm.I «i|- loiir: si ami i 111: r\
' i>l I'll I »«• I X\ IM'II lilt' 111**11 Ml lilt' l\\l»
I hall flit's ii in I xvht'ii most • 11' 1111* 111
j were in Ittwii last nip hi mi a
' j«Iriink lln* r«>\\ started.
J New arrivals on Norl hweslern
--coals, one-piere dresses and
evening gowns at Harvey's Tog
gery. tf
SAMPSON H
MARIPOSA IN
Heal Hi*. Nov. 1 3.--*Meamer
Sampson arrived from Valdez
yesterday and Ih<* Maripsa to
day.
The Sampson now goes ",n
California run.
A. A. Kverman returned to Val
dez oji the steamer today. He in
Interested in Port Well* mining
properly.
Alex. Kingletary is in town from
his mining operation* at Port
Well*.
WANT BONUS 10
SETTLE STRIKE
Spanish Railways Will Grant De
mands of Men if Rates Can
be Raised.
Mailriil. Nov. I :i.--Spanish
railways \\li«»s«» ••ni|»l<»y«,> an-mi
slriki* art- willing In ^raul tin
iiii'ii"> ili'inainls if llii' ptiMTii.
1111*11 i will firanl a Milisi<|\ «>r pi*r
mil an iiHTfa-f in Irriulii ralfs,
YUKON TO SAIL
i NOVEMBER 20
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1 Steamer Will Qo to Unalas
ka in December.
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SIisiiimt Yukon. which Will
'lake III*' |i|iii'i' of lln' Ail ii i Ira I
Sampson mi I In' Si.ill hern Alas
ka run In Koiliiik f<«r I lie Alaska
jl'na-l «*«>i111*;i11\ iliiruiy Mm' xviu
. Iit. will sail from Si-all No
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• M'HiImt "jo «• 11 her lii-I I i*i |* llii
i ay. Sin* i~ iim\\ mi llii* OiUlnr
| uia run.
In I )#'!••• 1111 »«• i* Him Yukon will ji"
(lo I uahcska I• • make lliu. run «• I
j fin' shanicr Mora for iln- Alaska
SI(jauisliip riiiuifany, xxhilc jflir
hunt goes in Seal I1«* lor an ov
erhauling.
The Yukon is a com f»»rl aide
passenger steamer of fair size,
VShe runs 12 knota.
Ii. B. RECEPTION
NEW YEAR'S EVE
The local camp of I he Arctic
Hwlherhood will enteilatn I heir
friends, including the ladies, on
New Year's eve. A lively program
will he prepared In hustle I In* old
xear out with revelry.
Oharlty Ba.ll.
As usual, a charily hall will
he given New Year's evening for
tho benefit of Ihe flood Samarii
lan hospital.
Subscribe "for tne ProspeotOK
FORGERIES ON
GOnERILL RECALL
Claimed Many Bogus Signatures
Are on Petition Against
8eattle Mayor.
Srnltli*. Nov. l.'l.— Forged and
bogus signatures have been
found on the petition for I he re
call of Mayor Cotteriil and it is
claimed that careful scrutiny of
the lists will show a large num
ber of these false signatures. IT
the number is considerable the
petition wiill fail for insufficiency
of signatures.
WANT 10 HE
j CHICAGO PORE
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War to Abolish Red Light
Districts
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C.liira^ii. .N'i\. I—J;un- A« 1 -
1 liains ;i11• I til 111■ r> ai|ilr>'>>ri| tin*
I cily rmiiiril Insl iii^hl uryinu I hat
I I In* ri'il li^lil «li>l rirl> In- aanl
i - heal in I he city.
NEGROHYPNOTIZES
Waila Walla African Arrestee
Whc Persuaded Whole Fam
ily He Was Christ.
W'allila W alla. \\*a>h.. \..\. 1:5
--William Mrysun. ji iii*Kr«» win
claims In In* r.hri.-i. was am-Oftl
fur pracl icalfy 'hyifjini i/nip si
uisillhy \\ h 111 • ramily with wlmn
hr \\ii> living. Tlii* i*ii I i !*«• fam
ily hrlii'vril in his " pre I ciisimis.
Thri'rtls i»T lynching are insi«l<*.
TIKES OWN LIFE
Appeal to Reason Man Despond
ent Over Death of Wife
Last Year.
(iiraril, Kan... Xo\. I
A. Wayland. founder auil editor
of the Appeal In Reason. flu* not
ed Socialist paper. committed
suicide today. He lias been des
pondenl ever since his wife was
killed in an automobile accident
a year ag<».
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ORGANIZED LABOR BUIY
WITH EXTENSIVE PLANS
Toronto. Out., Nov. 13.--Fur
riers will organize; The British
Columbia Federation of l.ahor
■ has a membership somewhat
more than 10,000. There is a
proposal on fool to provide rot
tago dwellings for workmen of
I the tramway department of Olas
i gow, Scotland. Societies atViliat
Jed with the British General Fed
jeration of Trade Unions have
, 900,000 monibers.
NEW PLANS FOR
REPUBLICANS
Cummins and Hadley 8aid to be
Working to Make Party
Progressive.
Washington, Nov. 13.--It is
state^ 'hat Senator Cuinmins, of
Iowa, and (Jovernor Hadley. of
Missouri, are planning to head
a movement, to make the Repub
lican parly progressive and to
get its organization into progres
sive hands.
IBULL MOOSE OUT
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That It ffiade Wonder
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j ('.<>!<iinjl It<»i«sevelI reversed his
i aiimmnremenl madi' day af
I I•• r tdeeiion that in* would ob
serve a polii*\ ill' silence l'«»r a
while, a ltd Mai\e the pre— :i
• s t * 11 e 111 e 111 thai tile Hull
| party has emue to slay, lie -ays
jd made a wimderrul .-Imwiiii: I'm*
la new party ami thai il i- l««»uiid
j In jrrow ami earr> llie enuutr>
j ||e\l I line.
MA PROPERTY
' TO BE OflELOPED
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velopment Claims — Stamp
Mill Has Been Installed
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llan* C.liri-l inusi'ii l"fl Iowii lhi>
flKM'llillV for I lie .Nrllf-lia eollll
jlry lo d<> tin* animal
work •»11 llir claim* •»I* 111• • II• iiI
; | le\i*!i • | > It i • • 11! r« •: 111 >a 11 > . .\<> ureal
amount 1.1 \\i.rk will be Ilii
Mi'ar. I• 11i ii Imped ill.ii ii.-\l
bear, Willi III"- a'I'lii i> >iia I rna
| «• 111r> 111;11 I In* ♦ -«»• 111• an> «111 • • i•»I —
j In in-lail mal.i' Mm' im111• • a
' ili\ i• I• ■ 11• I |»a>i-r.
\ -* 111: i J f |ij-m^|htI mu null \\ a -
} installed mi I lit- |»i-.'|«tI \ in
I«MM*t ami a •••-*! run of .*»n |nu>
> 11 • I < 11 * 11 a u<»M brick worth x T Mi».
I >ta\ •>!«>| t nit > 111 wink >iiiri.' Ilia!
linn* ha- been uncertain. a- I lit*
director* 11f i he company art*
sealft*i*t»iJ. sonic' in Seattle. r*t»mt*
in Valdez. an,| il lias been «1 iITi
mil In yet 11»^t'lImt iiii a definite
policy. II i* tin' intention of ihe
new management In push I In*
work as fas} as possible ami lo
send in supplies on I In* snow.
Additional machinery will In*
sent in I his w ilder and a force
of men lo push I lie work.
The claims were originally lo
cated by Kjeld and Paulson.
WOMAN IN NIGHTMARE
87AM HKft HUSBAND
K\ans\ille, N. I).. Nov. III.
Mr*. oda Jones was xvixed with
nightmare while sleeping. and,
grabbing a pair of scissors, slab
bed hor hunband. The screams
of I ho husband awakened the
neighbor*. The police were call
ed and the woman was arretted.
Ill apile of Ihe prole*!* of Ihe
husband I ho woman w as lined
$2fi an coals.