6IVE LIVES TO
SAVE OTHERS
Herolc Deaths of 8lx Nuns . in
Attempting to Save Lives
of Children
jjan Antonio, Nov. -—Six nuns
save up their lives here in sav
ing DO orphans caught in their
burning- building. The Sisters
remained in the building, sav
ing" their charge until the walls
bega,n Jli> -when Uhey
jumped, hut missed I he ncl c.\
londed for them.
Mother Mary returned In I lie'
building afler baying brought
oiil a nuniher of children, and;
••ami' lo a window bearing a
eliild. Firemen immedia.le|y'
lifted ;i ladder lo rescue I In* Iwu
when the mother and child fell
back ink* the Haines. The mini t
her of dead arc nol yet known.
'I'bc following ptifSseiieTers ar~
ri\rd on I lie Alameda: K. X.J
heady. Mrs. A. Jl. lies, J. If.
I tell. Bert Carvey and wife'
Frank Hoffman. \.. IV Rchuniach—
<•!•. 1*. II. O'Laugluui and wife.
FANCIED INSULT
LEADS MURDER
Lover Attempts Suicide Aft«r He
Commit, Murder for his
Sweetheart
l-'.u rrk;i. ,\ < >\ i-'u m >ii8!
mmt ;i liincU'il instill In his
-vvim«»lirarl. AiliMMi Sliaw. («iM»rjfr
r.;nk sln»i and killed Mrs.
Oiarh's Havlrr. wife f»f I In- brad
.••»«>k at Ilic ramp of (lie 'llani
iiiond KnjiiiuM'riiiff Company at
.'acoby crock ouarry near ho-e,
• »f wliirh (Hark is keeper of sup
plies. Then Clark fatally
wounued Baxler. fumed the R'Uii
on himself, and i* now lyinJf »ii
.*« h">pifal here hovering" be
iwi :i | '(• j.ii i drnlh.
BALOONIST LANDS
Herli. Nov. »—The I >a I • m 111
I nclc Sam has landrd in Ryaz
an, Russia. One of the French
baloonists lias been arrested on
InndinK in I,tibia, Russia,
MURDERED FREED
! ML
Aijf'in, Tex., Nov. 2. -Hanker
Siu -id tins been relean.rd from
ruwfoiy (mi bail pendinK iw trial
for the Killing of Boyce
The following are the -drivers
of I ho Mcfnloah line of stage*
running from HiIh city t*» Wil
low rri'ok: Paddy Marshall,
Parke (iriswold. Fred Ford, Ed.
Polly, P. S. Oliver and Phil
^Viltum. The regular stage for
fho interior left (Mix morning 1
wilh a fit 11 low). 1
NV'afTlea ann noney 2$o at Val <
dez Cafe. .I '"•' • if, i
TALK CANDIDATE
SUCCEED SHERMAN
Nomination Will Not Be Made Until
After Election—Many Would Like
the Honor.
NEW YORK, November 2.—John
Wanan^aker, is being talked of for
the Vice-Prealdency, with Taft, to
succeed Sherman. The idea of
postponing the naming of the candi
date until after election, is causitng
the candidates to work hard for the
success of the ticket. There is
considerable opposition to Borah,
Curamings and Hadley, as not hav
ing been strong supporters of Taft
through the campaign the two form
er having openly announced that
they would not, while Republicans
support the party's nominee.
TURKS MASSACRE
MANY CHRISTIANS
Burn Women and Chi'dren Alive
and D°8troying Defense y .
less Villa.fes
Athens, N»»v. '.'.—Turkish
Iroops liiiM- desl royed Iwenly
defenseless villages in llie Jan
ina disl rmty-burning women ami
ehihlreii alive ami killing lliose
itl>li'1111>I inn lo eseape. Most of
the (Jyi,| ami woiinilcil are Chris
Ma it's.
'l'ln* Turkish defense of Adi •
iiaiiu|>l" killed the Hussiau a\i
alor I'ojmiIT, while In* \va> living
over lln* eily. lit- is lln* lirsl
aviator lo lm\e ever yiveii lii
life in war.
LIFE'SlSPECT
IS CHANGED
i
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Scrubwomen, Tired of Life, Findj
I
New Interest in $250,000 j
Estai o
Chicago, No\. Worn oul j
ami discounted nvi-r her l>ilI«*i*|
struggle for existence ami ahoui ■
lo commit suicide Mrs. KITie
Mender, a scrubwoman here, is
today heir lo an estate valued al
#250,000 h'fi her by a former
Mjyt-or, Frank Mand'ell, of llel—
fcniy, Monl. Mrs. Bender could
not bear to leave her children
alone in llie world, so she wrole
lo a former friend, Mrs. Helen
Poller, asking (lie laliler lo look
afer her little ones, Mrs Pol
iter, who is n sister of Mandril,
at once informed her of llie large
fortuye left her by Mnndell
NO IMAGES
Ff WP
Portland, Nov. 2.—The cane of
Ihp owier of llio educated chim
panzee, which wnn killed by es
caping h(''Uiii in n haggago car
»f the Northern Pacific and wna
♦uing f6r damage, wan throwir
lut of the ffnlPPal court 6n a
notion hy the defen«o.
FULLS VICTIM
10 ICY NORTH
Young Norwegian Sailor Leaves
Bride to Fall Prey to icy
Sea*.
A romance of tlie northern seas ol
whlaers, ice floes and sudden death
beneath it"he icy waters of the Ber
ing sea are to be read in the re
port filled with the clerk of the fed
eral court by the captain of a Nor
thern seas whaler in making his re
port of the loss of one of his men.
Uncle Sam is <tlie guardian of the
small sum of money left by the l*>st
sailor, and this will lx> forwarded at
once to his bride-widow at li«*r home
I in Sandefjord, Norway.
A youth of 21, a bridegroom of but
few weeks, the young sailor husband
left his bnide in her Norwegian home
to seek his fortune in a Bering sea
! whaler. Tile bride today very likely
'does not know that her husband will
| never return. His was a life of ex
I ci'tcmcnt antl daring, quick riches 01
' sudden death. Sudden death was what
I the book of fate luid written against
j his name.
For four months the young sailoi
, sailed the icy seas, his share of the
J catch slowly climbing until within £
few more months a small sum, bui
almost a fortune to him, would have
been charged to his credit. Share
and share alike he hunted whale wltl
his shipmates. Then the god of the
whale carried with l,t to death thi
young Norwegian. His body was nev
er recovered and an entry in the log
of the small ship, Star "Drowned
at Sea." tells the story.
NOME OUTPUT
GOMING OUT
The Seward Peninsula Dredges Take
Out Three and a Half Million
Dollars.
NOME, November 2.—The steam
ship Victoria, leaves Nome today, be
ing the last vessel to leiavo here
this season. She has a capacity pas
senger list, bedng unable to take out
many who desired to go outside for
th'J winter. The output to date is
three and a liulf million dollars in
dust. The dredges will operate un
til early in December adding consid
erably to the annual output.
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KILLS FIVE
Maileybury, Nov. 'J— /I'll e cause
of the explosion which wrecked
I lie Kuergite powder work* and
in which live men lost their
lives an <1 several were injured
Wednesday was I he dropping
of a nail from the ceiling to the
cog* of the grinding machinery,
thereby milking a spark.
MM VOLCANOES
H,ydnoyfc H, W„ Nov.
Tliljrfy voterttioPH nro baching on
the inland of Nlnafoon, runs
irig many rnmnrttablr change* In j
\b* rWwforninHon of tli«* island, j
Subscribe tcr thr#» Pronpeelor.
NIZINA GOUNNRY
GOOD PRODUCER
Heavy Floods Retard Develop
ment Work, but Qood Show
ing is Made
Frank Huffman, who has been
with the Eslerly olulll as night j
foreman during Ihe past sum—
'insjr. relumed to lowii on Ihe
Alameda, coming by ihe w«»y of
Co rdova.
ITii speaking «>r ^Ihe work in
'I lie Ni/.ina country In* says:
"This has been Ihe worsl year
we have ever experienced. The
high water caused by Ihe coin
slant rains washed out the
workings lime and time again,
burying the workings with tail
ings. In spite iif the adverse
conditions Kslerly has ■•lone very
well working two pla/nts, Ihe
smalli'r one on 11«• \ jznleh and the
larger one on rmir above on
('.liititn The large plant starts
j in with a I wenty-Afoiir inch pipe
and tapers down.
"The cleanup this season lias
j been satisfactory in spite of ad
! Veive climatic conditions, and
Ihe heavy rains and Hoods.
Herl r.arvev is doing well on
jhis bench claims and has taken
,out some money, although most
jof his work h;»s been in the na
j 111 re of prospecting."
Mr. llolTman will leave on tin*
j Alameda for the outside, but will
! return to Yahlex in about two
J Weeks.
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AN OVATION
TO WILSON
New York Crowd Cheers the Next
I
i President of tha United States
For An Hour.
NEW YORK, November 2.—Wil
son spoke in Madison Square Gar
den last night beore a house crowd
ed ,to the doors. Thousnnds "were
denied admittance. The demonstra
tion attending the appearance of Wll-j
! son, on tlie stage lasted an hour.'
The meeting was enthusiastic and
the speaker was frequently Interrupt
ted with applause.
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SUFFRAGISTS ARE |
! SPLIT AGAIN j
IXJNDON, November 2.—Chaos ex
ists In the ranks of the militant suf
fragettes here today following a splU
Over the leadership of the Women's
Social and Political union. A ser
ious dn» agreement over the policy
of the union between Mrs, Paok
I hurst and Pethrlck Lawrence and his
I wife is responsible for the irouWe.
I
REBEL EM !
WILL I TIBj
- - - j
Vitii Crtiz, Nov. 14 I. Or/(i |
court innrtialori f<»r mciling rrv-1
filntloif. Tlir spirit of Mic rob— |
el* Iii»h Ih^mi broken.
lloii»eJioi<i furnishing* for st»:o
rheup. inquire nt coblc office.
STRIKE EVIL
AT THE ROOT
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Gov. Wes4 Offers Reward for
Punishment of Owners of
[Dlsordor'y Houses
Salem. Ore. , Nov. 2—Govern
West issued a proclamation to
day offering a| reward of $100
for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any
Owner, lessor or lessee in the
stal«* of any building: conducted
as a disorderly house. This
startling edict, though expected
for son11* time, is expected t• •
send hundreds • of persons
against whom ii i> directed,!
seiirrvinw for rover.
COUPLE ACTORS I
ARRESTED MURDER!
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Conway and His Wife Arrested j
i
fop Murder of S°phia Singer
of Baltimore
I'liioapo. Nov. 4- •C.i»n\va> ami j
liis wife, vaudeville actors. j
been arrested for murdering and
robbing' Sophia Singer, a Ualti
iiiitrc heiress, who eloped Ironi
l;he Maryland ril>• in ri»nipan> '
wilb a si reel car conductor.
Tin* arjv.-l••• I <*• *tipl*« • 1 • • 11> llieii
l.il 11«\ i'al liei- i.l W i!
hum l.il 111 * n| Kllauiar. • 11 • •• I in
Hainsi'v, III.. i>n I It JMh of hi-i
mmil li. id' i• I• I ituv.
MONEY COMING
POLITICAL PURPOSES
•
Both Democratic and Republican
Parties Make Supplemental Re
ports On Finances.
WASHINGTON", November DoHi ■
the Democratic and Republican par
ties have filed supplementary reponls
of contributions received since the
filing of the original report.. Doth'
parties show having received over a
million dollars each. I
('.aptain (Seorge. who caiiii' up
rurenily from the Mori Wells
country. will K" t«» the outside,
h'ni will leave a forcc of inen de
veloping his properly during I li«^,
winler. He is very much en
couraged willi I In* outlook of hi*
prosperf*.
PtLESS TESTS
m M MADE
Washington, I). <<„ Nov.
Naval, authorities helieve thai
rommuriicaMon will he opeed
will* France hv wireless ami
IriMs are to he made from the
new naval slat ion Arlington
and 'a station usimr Vhe KtlTel
lower in Paris. There is hut
l.llle doubt that eoiTfmunieation
kVill he established between the
wo | oiu*
Iks squeal
REPEATED DEFEATS
Inferior Force of Bulgarians Give De
cisive Defeat to Turki»h ArmyP
Now On Retreat.
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'SOFIA, November 2.—One hundred
and fifty thousand Bulgarians, de
feated two hundred and fifty thousand
Turkish itroops In a pitched battle, at
Luluburgas, putting the Turks to a
precipitate flight. The Turks reterat
ed to Tehorlu. a fortified post be
tween Adrianople and Constantinople,
the Bulgarians following them up.
The allied troops are advancing from
all quarters leaving the cause of tin
Turks almost hopeless, as apparently
then* is no one point whore th«»
Turks can conccntrato to stay th" on
ward march of the allies.
CONSTANTIXOIM.K. November J
Consternation prevails in government,
circles here. The ministers are con
sidering proposals of peace, realizing
the hopelessness of the situation. I'
is urged. that probably bett< r terms
can be made now, than when th" al
lied armies arc in possession of Con
stantinople.
MARSHALSORDERED
QUELL STRIKERS
Miners At Renton. Washington, Vio
late Orders of the United States
Supreme Court.
SKATTI.K. Novembi-r 'J. .Indue
('ashman. oi' the Federal roiiri has
directed the I'nit'-d States Marshal
and twelve deputies to proceed to
Ki-nton. and to protect the property
of the coal companies, as the res
training orders issued by the court
nre being violated. The strike at
the mines has been going 011 for
some time, the strikers having paid
little or no attoirtlon to tho orders or
the court, and have been impeding tin
work at tho mines in many different
ways.
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
III NEW YORK
New Vm«'. .Vi\. I. ■•'.ill. —
\ ell {• 111 iki* ln*re in ii larjii' aiuli-^'
nice, \vli>i Irinlerrd liiin an ova -•
lioa la.-liiip in minuter. Ho
&l>oke fur a >liorl time a-ml was
followed by tilruuss ami John
son.
SUPREME COURT
REVERSES JUPfiWEHT
Olympiu, Nov. 2-Tliu Supreme
I'otirt deride* lluil Mr*>. Maw
mfftxeu cannot) claim cosla in
Imr dninuge rn«c for the nbdtir
ion of her daughter Mucjorie.
A enbh'Krnm ha* been re
from Mr*. T. A. Iluxb> by
ier brother, William l.illle.
dating- llinl sin* ha'l been nearly
tilled near I ho Mexican border,
I, i* presumed by mnrnudinp
ebel*.
ThlB morning'* fttAgo to Willow
'r«"Mc took out. tho third mall ulnco
ho lino hn« l>een Inaugurated.