SERVIANS TAKE
HONOR OUTPOST
Capture of City Wtlh 50,000
Troops, Moans Loss of Mac
edonia to Turks.
Belgrade, Nov. 20—The Serv
ian forces captured the fortress
of Monastir today with 50,000
Turkish troops and three gener
als, after a fierce conflict of sev
eral days. The full of Monastir
with its strategic position, means
I he loss <>f Macedonia to Tur
key.
MANY COMING TO
ATTEND COORT
Several Hundred Will be Here for
December Term—Bank Cases
Brlng IKany.
Tin; additional number <>1° per
sons who will be in Valdez dur
ing I ho term of court, which will
he convened by Ju-Jge Lyons a
week from next Monday, will be
about L'un. There is 110 .way id'
luMinA' just how 'luany Will he
here in the hank ra>es, hut tl is
known .thai IMstriet Attorney
Crossh-y has had subpoileas is
sued for ahout./iO wit nesses, who
are now on their way from Fair
banks and others from fhal sec
tion are coming via Seal lie. wher
they weld at the close id' the
mining season.
The defense iu Ihe hank cases
will very likely have about Ihe
sam number if nol more and
then Ihi- attorneys on both sides,
t.u say nothing of a half dozen
or so id' defendants.
From the westward will conn*
many more in Ihe election fraud
rase from Afomiak. and also wit
nesses heforg Ihe grand jury in
tlw cases brought b> Ihe iiaine
warden, charging violation *•»f
l lie name laws.
More than half id' the grand
and petit jury are from other
towns, so it j.- saf« to place Ihe
uumbe,- i»I people who will attend
t.lie term, other than Yahlez pen
file. at about *JOU. ami it may be
h i yher.
•ludfie I.>i• 11-. \\ln< will leaxc
Seattle on lid- .Northwestern, has
been a-siuue,! In bear the hank
case-. .Indue i >vcrlivld would not
bear tile ease beeau.-e he felt lie
was ili-i|iialilicd.
BUSINESS MEN
ARE IN BAD MESS
l'«>i-|land. Ore., Nov. *20 \Vil
Imim Alli'ii. nil afrod business man
• »f I his elly Riirl Architect Lionel
Mean. well known ini I!••• Pacific
coasl. iiml several oilier men of
prominence in Ili<* (own, hnvi'
Ii»»i» arrested fii|» illicit conduct
wilh liny*. I iti iii«*<I inl «• l> follow -
nip his hit mI Allen commitIimI
miii«*i<|«* hccause of I lie dlMirrncc.
This. following I lie arrests al
flie Y. .M. 0. A. of men ('linefeed
Willi I ln« same olVenee, lias eaus
eil considerable eoniinenl.
William Teonl has returned
feom ;i 11-i 11 1111 I lie T'IS|IUU«I
"The Cliff"' is I he place, not
a |iimkhouse; mil cheap, hnl rea
sonable and moderate In pricc,
and yon pel whnl yon pay for
eoniforl.
SENATOR NELSON
HAS BIG VOTE
Re-elected by the Largest Vote
Ever Given Candidate in
Minnesota.
St. Paul, Nov. 20.—'As a result
of the count just completed Sen
ator Knute Nelson has recevied
the largest vote ever given a
candidate for senator in this
state. He has many thousand
lead over Roosevelt, who carried
the state by 19,000.
Minnesota has a referendum
vote which is binding upon the
legislators. Senator Nelson is
m»w tS{> years old and has been
a member of I lie Senate since
IKUfi.
SUPREME COURT
JOLTS TRUST
Bath Tub Trust Knocked Out by
Decision From the Highest
Court in the Land.
Washington, No\. J(».--The
Supreme r.ourl t o'lsty handed
cl«»\v11 ii decision in the suit
branch I hy_th.e nuLk tub trust
against the small manufacturers
i»f bath Iubs to prevent them from
making use of the . enameling
prneess, claiming that they c»»n
trolled it by reason of a putonl
issued In tlii'in by tile }fii\el*u
menl.'
The >uil ill' I lie Irusl was I <»
pre\eut the uiauiifadlire of tubs
by any process, as I hey control.
Ie,| I lie patcul of a machine by
which I In- llrsl hilts were made
and I hid all oilier machines were
i iiifi'iiigemenls on Iheir rights.
The court In-Ill thai they had
I he riglll lo I he e\clllsi\ e use of
I In* machine they controlled and
that no tubs could be manufac
tured by Ilial process except by
them. Inil llinl I hey <Ii«I not have
a iiHuiopoly on I hi* unpatented
product mil I hat halli lubs man
ufacturer! by any other machine
were mil infrinjii'iiM'iil> on Iheir
I rights.
Tile Irusl's .'illnrneys will um\e
j for #i re-hearing,
i
MARIPOSA IS DUE
HERE AT 3 P. M.
• Tin* Mariposa arrived in C.ordoNa
this mornitiM :il H o'clock and
was hilled lo leave I lie railroad
I own al 3 this afternoon. !f she
gels away on linn* I In* hoal
should arrive between 0 anil In
tonight. Captain llarnette, At
torneys l-'ink an,j Tozier. (lihson,
(Jrnsslcy ami others connected
willi Ihi' bank rases, will arrive
on I In* hoal.
Oh, You Dancers.
(•oldie hns challenged "had"
! Ingram lo a mulch lo see who can
dance I he longest and who, can
dance the best. He Hays he Iiiih
"Iftul" faded lo a farc-you-wcll.
"Had" has accepted the dell and
I lie ••lance will lake place tomor
row night al McKlnley hall, ofler
the 8 we el Sixteen chili have fin
ishes taking their lesson* from
Professor Whitley, which will he
ahoni IP o'clock, Mrs. Gene
Amen and (leorge Kenke will fur
nish the music for the ronfest.
The wkager is said to he about
all the nM.')»\\ Cioldie has and If
he I -ses Mr donee it is said he
will lose the shop.
VIRGINIA OUTLAWS
BE ELECTROCUTED
Re-trial is Denied Them and Will
Suffer Extreme Penalty
Next Friday.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 20.— Floyd
anj Claude Allen have been re
fused a new trial by the court fo
appeals and the sentence that
they bii electrocuted on next Fri
day, will be carried out unless
the governor reprieves them. The
governor has refused to say any
thing in regard to his intentions,
hul it is not expected that hi* will
interfere wilh tin* judgment of
I he court.
The Aliens were convicted of
participating in the murder of
Pudge Massey, the district attor
ney, several witnesses and a jur
or. who were murdered in the
einirt room by the gang.
STOCK SWINDLERS
ARE PINCHED
-
•
Federal Indictments Against Gang
Operating In Six Cities
Made Million and a Half.
i'.incinnnti. Nov. i'o.-.Tlic f^l
eral ^raml jury have returned in
dictmenls against a KailK of
slock .swindlers who have been
| opi'ralinjf in six different cities.
The method employed by the
f^any was to miarnnlec to place
all of lh«; slock of a new enter
prise and they would collect the j
commission in advance. They
would then stall the incorporat
ors oft' from time to time and
filially sell nut or move to new
quarters. The partners of the
concern would then lake up the
work in the same ofl'ic". claim
iiiff to have hoiurhl out the pre
vious owners, and they would
work the Held over affain. Most
of tin* men are now under arrest.
airTcIIbobs
ARE EASY MARKS
J
| English Art Salesmen Make Big!
Profits From American Col
!
lectors. !
I
I .oild' >11. No\. '.Ml... rill* KVHl I
profits mail*1 Iiy art dealers from |
American purchases were i'xp<»H
e,j in I he testimony in I li<* suit
brought against Sir <lcorge I>«»n
aldson by Alfred <». Temple, I In*
art expert. in connect ion Willi I In*
sale «.»f a collectinn of old mas
ters In ex-l'iiiled Stales Senator
('.lark, «t.f Mnnlana. for $7 iO.OOO.
.1 udgmctil was given In Mr.
Temple for 000 ami I In* loril
chief .justice who Irjed I lie sijil.
awarded him anolher 7-0 as
recompense for I he detention of
Hie money since 1000.
In the course of cross-exami
nation, Hir OeorKc l)onahlsun
Iestitle,] that he had bought a
picture by Turner for *30.000 and
sold -it to Mr. dark for $75,000,
and that a wea-scape by Jan Van
Ooyeri, bought for $2,000, had
been stdd for $25,000.
Joe Plant returned from the
Tasnuna country late yesteioav.
MORROW TALKS
AROUT RAILROADS
Chairman of Governm®nt Com
misison Hints at Danger in
Rivalry of Town*.
Seattle, uv. 20.—At a chamber
of commerce banquet to the fed
eral railroad commission, which
has just returned from Alaska
after investigating the routes to
the interior from the seaboard,
Maj. nMrrow, chairman of the
commission, hinted in a speech
that the intense rivalry of the
coast towns might prove danger
ous to the chanc" of getting the
government t«» build at all. He
spoke highly of |.he resources of
the country visited.
The banquet was fjiven by the
Seattle f.haiuher of Commerce in
honor of I In* commission and inn
men were present. liishop Howe
and Milo Kully were amo;m the
speakers. C.ol. Swan it/, and <leo.
F„ Italdwin were anions the
gliesl s.
VERDICT REACHED
III PARK CASE
Jury Out 8ince Four o'clock Yes
t^rtjay—Verdict Reported at
Xhv. -<i, p. iu.__
Th«» jury in Ili<> Park rasi* liavi'
ju^l ri-l iirn«',| llu'ir vi'rdirl of
ai'Muillal •»!' ! In* rhai'K<*" linmf-'lil
apaniol 111111 In PoslolTirr
tur Smilli.
'I'lif c:isi* a^ainsl Park was
submitIin ihi- jur> y»'s|.i>r»lay
aflvriiniiii at i nVlurk and ilie
jury worr mil all nitrhl.
Park was arrusiul by I hi* posl
nll'iri- in.s|MTliir Willi rmln'/./lillK
fund.* i>r I In- Ci>nli>\ a |»«».«<|oiVirt*.
Hi* was iiiilirlcil al I In* saun* I iini
as wi'iv l>iu}rs and Kmilkcs.
.11111u** I-'. M. lirnwu. <>l' Yaldi'/..
won I In (*.i»rdi»\ a I«• d^fmid I In*
arrusfd.
APPLE HARVEST
BEATS RECORD
]
3:30 Toda^.
Walla Walla District Yields Over
650 Cars of Apples—Qual
ity Excellent.
Will In Will In. Wash., Nov.
Tlii* end of I lie apple harvest is
in si^hi iiml all nf I he fruit has
heon hoxed. 'I'll** crop this year
is iilicail of lln» hiR ouo of two
years npo by al least I<»«» earn.
AI leas! <150 carload* will repre
sent i he crop.
Tin* fi*iiit is excellent in <|ual
ily I his year. ImiI prices arc low.
Nearl> 100 carloads will he plac
e,j in cold sloraKe In New York.
Iowa and Missouri points.
The lai'Kcsl shipments of llic
season have heen made hy I he
Milton Kruil U rowers' 1'nion,
willi .'100. A hundred cat's of
winter apples remain to he ship
ped. Pomona orchard, at May
Ion, produced ahoul 75 cars.
8ta«mer movement®
Mariposa left Cordova al .'I p. in.
Yukon sail* from Seattle 20th.
Northwestern, sailed for Seattle
15th.
*:fk- : • : 'V
PAGE WILL GOME
ONM'INTOSHSTAGE
Leaves Fairbanks on the 23rd and
Will Conneot With Valdez
Stage at Willow Creek.
The marshal's office has re
cevied a telegram from 0. C.
Page, the clerk of the Fairbanks
court, staling that he would leave
the interior town on the 2 3rd of
the mouth for Valdez and re
quested that the Mcintosh si 1^0
M<*el him and his parly at Wil
low creek.
II is nut. known here 11«»\v mr.ny
will he in tin* party, hut it is
expected that (here are several
witn-.-sses in Fairbanks still l<>
riiiiM* mil <iii|| they may avail
Illemselves of the sllol'ler-l ;iI>«I
<|Uicke>l route to Valdez.
Pane is ;i witness in the l»nn\ J
eases, whieh will Itried next J
1111 > n 111. and il is understood that
In* will assume I lie position 'I
clerk «>f the court under .Indue
Overliidd upon his arrival here,
although press dispatches from
Fairbanks have indicate^ that he
would prefer to remain with
Judffe Fuller.
HOTEL BURNS
THREE ARE DEAD
Los Angeles Hotel Fire Costs
Three Lives and Twenty Are
Injured.
l.o*» No\. '.'it.— 1'lif Si.
11«»t«• 1 \\as> tin|>I«'t»• I> • I»•—
slroyi-tl l»\ tilast nielli. Two
wi'i-t' In death and an a«*t
r»'s>. wlii» jiiin|i«*il from l lit* ti II h
tloor. nii.-srd Ili«* ii/*!. ami was so
badly in j ii i*t>«| thai she ilii'd lat
er. Twi«nl> persons were hurl
jumping from windows into III**
ti!*«• nets Ii•• 1 <I hv t h** liremeii.
Tin* ti department made
thrilling reseues ami saved nian\
wlm were iinahle lo eseape from
th«> l»nrmiij-r huildniK.
TIh» origin of tlit* lire is un
known hill, is supposlil to have
slarlr,! from lln» kit<*li«*ii ranue.
MILL~BURNS
AFTER RIOTS
I il'il II III) 'II | , * I * i • \ .. .\m\. " I" 11 • •
plant "I lii)1 <tnllnwa> l.iiinht'i
«■ <>mi|• jiii> at <iralnisv. I.a.. Ili«>
xrriii' nf Km* lahor i*i<»ls lasl .1111>.
was <lf>l ro>nl l>> lire •»f midf
I<>i*iiiiix'tl ••I'ifxiii last ulil. There
was nhiio«*| a simultaneous out
break of llames in every pari of
I lii* pin 111 shortly after I li«* mill
rlosi'il for ilie «lay. Since Hit*
I'iolm I In* mill has <*liaiik«'«I "wn
Cl'ship.
The city nf Tac.tina will I .<hi
its finploy money on llicir I; n
rliri'kx in order I•» tin a\va\ wills
the lian sharks, who have be
come fal hv hi*1**!Iiiim nit'ii in tin*
••inploy t»f tin' city.
'I'lii' price of coal al Nnim i*
I ii i«>n: lite same as lasl \uir
Tile famous Mannlicher and
Man sit sporliiiK rfllcs for sole
nt llndolph's.
II eosl* yon loss lo slop al
"Tin' I Hi IT" than il dot's lo renl
nnd Ileal a rahin, and yon have
ii nice warm, clean room lo dress
in. No fires or caren al i*• I lo j
nllend It). I
JOS. OIGGS TRIAL
THIS MORNING
Two 8pecial Venires of 16 Each
Issued—Jury Completed at
10:30 This Morning.
Cordova, Nov. 20.— Immediate
ly at the conclusion of the Park
case, Judge Overfield called the
case against Joe Diggs for the
embezzlemnl. of postofTice funds,
and a special venire of 15 was
called. II required, however, an
other venire of 15 before the jury
was completed.
The teslinmnx enmmeneed in
I In- case this min'iiiiiK at 10:3ft,
and it is expeeled will be rnn
cluded s<»1111• | inn- tnnipht.
I>i^*:s was imlicli'd March !«'».
11)Iv?. Imi his cas»« was in»t heard
ul I In* la>l I••riii nf emirl because.
Ii «-hi11I li«» was nnprepa?*ei| I«»
fin In trial. The mmplaint
I against l»iyp«. ami I'ark w;i,s
sworn In by !•'. W . Smith. pn<i_
• ill'ii'i' inspector.
i Tin' allege,] • • 11111»•//11*11n*111 came
| In lifrhl a I Hi*' time nf tin* t rans
I fer nf th«» nll'iee frnm I>i?cs. wlin
had been pnsl nia-lit. In SI•»♦»! in
I .\nvember, 11M I.
•Inlin Fnulkos i> mm serving
a I••rni in I In* Inral jail <»f nni*
year for making false returns to
llii' pnsliill'ire department. Mis
j I •Tin will expire in .lanunrv.
JAIL SENTENCE
I FOR GOAL CROOKS
I
' Cushman Gives J. H. Bullock and
| P. E. Houston Term in Coun
ty Jail and Heavy Fine.
Tiit'iiinu. .<» IimIuc Ev
••ri'll K. «"ti — li man. «»f I In* ffilcrol
roiirl. I• mIsi> mmiIimiomI .1. II. Uul
lork 'ami I*. J*'.. Ilmisliin I<» sitvo
a yt'iir «*si«*li in I In* Kiny cminly
jail ami I• • pa> a lim- of
I in iimm I isi I «• I >- npMti I In* court
passing sciiti-m'i* I In* la\vy«M's for
I1..II1 Mm sirrii«f|| ujnc n<»lirr of
appeal.
Till* ril-i' arcw "ill "I I In* i'X
ri'ssi\i. rliarui- nf lllf Si'sson
< *• • 111 p;i 11> 11 • j' coal fnrni-lii'il lo
military pusl- in \la»ka ami in
wlnrli il \\a» rllarui'il 111 a I . 111 »•
Sr--iin i*• >111p111\ ami I lo* < in^urn
Imiiii- lunl I'lili'i'i'il oiIm a pari
In *» 11 i 1111 11 • • 111 • 11111 .lllil l|i\ I'll* till*
1 prulil
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CANAL ZONE LAWS
WILL BE FIXED
Washington. No\. — !•*»• I i x
Mkfn 1*1 I hi- law officer <»f
tlir insular bureau. will IcaNc for
I In* Panama canal zuiic sludy
I In* law s now m fi»rcc I here and
In arrange a c«i;|e fop use
afli'r the n|M'iiiiiK of llie canal
fur I ralTic.
Tile laws ikiw in force are in
adequate lo I In* changed coiidi
lioiis which will follow the op
ening of thy canal !•» the vessels
of |he world.
Willi I he exception of a few
laws iimu ni force are the same
as were in force al thy lime of I he
independence of Panama from
r.olmnhia.
•The C.liff" is healed with
sleain, real steam. and you con
foH il. In fad. you can Id iu
(lie fresh air and si ill have all
I lie warmth yon waul.
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