SAY DR. SUN GOT
$1,080,000 TO QUIT
Alleged Money Kings Bought Off
the President of Chinese
Republic.
San Fraucisco, Nov. II.—Dr.
Sen Yat Sun is accused of ac
cepting $1,000,000 to resign the
presidecny of the Chinese repub
lic. The news comes from the
Orient today and a great scan
dal is brewing.
It is understood that great for
eign financial interests are
eharged with the alleged bribery,
ii being (heir desire to get a
r.iiinese government I hat would
be subservient to I heir schemes.
American mammies are said l<»
be involved.
WILL KEEP HANDS
OFF BALKAN WAR
Asquith Says There Will be No
Concert of Powers to Help
Out Turkey.
I .Minimi. X.i v. II Premier As
• 111 i 111 declares lluil tin* Balkan
-laics ai'i* n<»t to In? deprived of
i lie legitimate results of their
victory over Turkey, whether the
war slops now or jroes further,
tin'al Britain will noi join in any
eonrert of the Powers In iuler
'Vi'i' in Turkey's behalf.
ri»is ai l ion of <lreal Britain i>
in line willi I lie attitude of oth
er leading powers.
EUROPEAN SPUDS
GET THE HOOK
Cargoes of English and Qerman
Potatoes Seized in Quaran
tine and Dumped.
N«.\n Vi»rk. N«»v. I I.—\t• r«iI
Kuglish and Merman polalo car
uim>> which hail been held in
ipiaranline here on account «• f
I h•*ir defective condition, making
them liable lo propagate dis
eases, were seized ami condemn
ed today.
MOTHERDENIES
CLAIMANT SON
81. l,ouis, Nov. 11.—The claim
ant in the Kiminel case, who for
a week has been hunted, walked
into the court room during the
• rinl of Ihc inMornnc.o «nit Hn».
nrday.
Judge Orimm ordered » sher
iff lo take Ihe claimant into cus
tody on an attachment issued a
week ago.
Mrs. J. Kslelle Kiinmel, mother
of George A. Kimmel, and the
claimant, were made to stand by
each other. Then Mrs. Kimmel
wrts asked if the claimant was
her son.
"lie in not my son," she said
in low tones.
"I don't see how mother can
Meat me so," said the claimant
a« he took his seat.
DENEEN TO CALL
SPECIAL SESSION
Illinois Qov^nop Will Have Re
publican Legislature Fill
Lorimers' Seat.
Chicago, Nov. 11.—(»ov. DeiieeiT
will call a special session of Hie
present Illinois legislature to
elect a successor to Lorimer.
This is because of the fact that
the new legislature just chosen
has a Democratic majority on
joint ballot. It will elect a Dem
ocrat to succeed (Uillom. James
Hamilton Lewis is the Democrat
ic no'ninee.
I' is though) probable Dial
I ln« present legislature al I lie
called session, will eleel I.. V.
Sherman to l.oriiner's place, lie
was I lie Itepubliean noniin,,e for
Hie long term. II may he that
fiov. Dene.mi himself will try for
the place. The short lerin is for
two yi«ars. nr urlil March i.
1*115.
SUFFRAGETTES ON
BIG CELEBRATION
Women Parade New York Slreets
Over the Capture of Four
More States.
X.-w York. Nti\. I l A .—l
l>araH.I>* of Iti.noo sulfrarfet les to
day celebrated I lit* assurance I hat
Oregon, Arizona. Kansas an«l
Michigan adopted woman suf
frage lasl Tuesday. The wmni'ii
cheered anil sanfr as Iliuy marcli
i*tl ami I In* crowds 11n*y attracted
s(oppi*«| travtl'ic where 1 lit*> pass
ed.
S11tfra^et11' leaders are plan
ning m>\v to make plans shortly
for an extensive campaign in
many stales to submit sutl'raKe
amendments.
STRIKE PAY ON
SQUIRREL RIVER
Northern Camp, After Years of
Prospecting, at Last Shows
Qood Pay.
./ark Ivin<> lias struck pay
mi Krnai creek in the 8i|iiirri*l
river and lias at least $2(1,00(1
already in sight according t«» a
letter just received from liiin by
II. O. Leonhauser, who is now
in * Nome.
The pay wais found »>n No. 5
above. Mr. Leonhauser says
there ean be no doubt, whatever
about it as the letter to him
came direct from Devine. He was
rather reluctant than otherwise
about telling of the strike when
questioned directly after infor
mation had been received from
an Indirect source. He did not
give out any detailed informa
tion but seemed to think that the
Strike ma<fo by Devine ifot'oto
ly genuine, but really good...
Nome Nugget.
NwmmU
Cordov*. to th« westward.
Mariposa, henoe to loaMta.
Aiuneda, due to Seattle.
fteropson. south bpund.
Dora, dua la Reward, from Ud»Im
ka.
RAY AND MILLARD STILL LEAD
DALDWIN FOR SENATORSHIP
ADDITIONAL RETURN8 MAKE L ITTLE CHANGE IN RELATIVE
STRENGTH OF THREE FOREMOST CANDIDATES—INGRAM
AND BOYLE SEEM SAFELY AHEAD OF YOUNGS
Additional returns from the
legislative election in the Third
division make no material change
in the rating of the candidates.
The two senatorships are still in
tho air, though Flay and Millard
now lead Baldwin by margins
dangerous on the home stretch.
Here are the totals: Hoy 7'iH,
Millard 7i5, Baldwin 722.
These figure^ give Hay a de
cided advantage over both, ami
Millard a little edge on Baldwin.
Probably 200 votes are unre- !
ported, nearly all in the Cook la
Id and Alaska Peninsula reg
ions, ami it is assumed that Hay
will lend there, with Millard and
Baldwin gelling nearly an even
break.
Yon can make any other kind
of guess if it suits your fastid
ious lasle. All elections this
year have been full of surprises
and there may be more ingredi
ents <»f astonishment t«» follow.
The game isn't out until it is
played out.
Nothing buf a political cata
clysm in I be returns si ill to
conic ran defeat Ingrain or Boyle
for reprcsenfat ive. <Jray and
Kelly arc out of I lie woods. In
grain lcads willi 7 IK. Boyle has
place with (»(»(), Youngs show with
RMS. Ili< show is conceded lobe
a slim one.
SOCIALISTS GARRY
LANDLOGK RAY
Thirty-nine Votes Cast, of Which
the Highest Socialist Gets
Twenty-six.
j W. A. I. of l.andloek. ar
rive^ in I• »\\ii last ninht and
brought vvilli 11iiii tli«> returns of
Hie i,andlock precinct. The So
cialists carried the precinct by
;y law majority. Twenty-twn
straight votes were cast for the
I iekel.
The result was somewhat of a
surprise, as liolli the local sen
atorial candidates had stroiiK
hope., of a bijr lead from Lafud
lock and the result between (hem
is almost an even break. Th«*
vote was as follows:
Millard I i. German i.'J. Kald
vvin Ii, Tansy 5, Hay i. O'eil ii.
Movie I i, YoniliiKs ('», Kelly «».
Stuart i<». Ingram II, Harrell i,
(iilmaii i, McC'.allum iti, Harry
i.'l, Oldham 7, < J ray i, C.hase i,
lle^nur i-.», I'Yame I.
i Party of Twenty-two Passed
Tonsina Yesterday Headed
for Va'dez.
Word was received by Hob Mr
In.losh to the efTeot that '2'J
mushers had patted Tonsina thin
morning headed for Valdez. As
soon as the men found that they
could depend on the trail being
open and that the Mcintosh
teainiH would b*1 ahead of them
all the way into (own to break
trail if necessary, they headed
this way.
Another dispatch was receiv
ed staling thai 27 men had pass
ed Tonsina for Valdez in the
1a«t thiree day*.
INrtlnj Tonlflht
There WM| be i gathering thin
evening at 9 o'clock ai the church
of ll^e Epiphany to organize n
society for th« study and discus
sion of social and religious sub
jects. Ail arc welcome whether
atTilinted with any church or not.
NO REPORT ON
NORTHWESTERN
8ea,ttle Correspondent Fails to
Send Anytning About Sailing
of Steamer.
_The Prosperl or's Seattle pur.
ICSpMlUll'lll ||»S M'Ul 111! lll'WS of
Ilu' sailing of the steamship Nor
I Invest••rii from llial port lo Val
dez. past or prospective, so this
purveyor of puhiicit\ is unahle lo
say whether Ihe vessel mention
ed sailed Friday night, Saturday
mphl. Sunday nielli, or is still
layin" "round planum' lo sail.
The Yaldez steamship oll'iee is
of Ihe opinion thai the North
western was unlikely t• > sail un
til ihe Alameda arrives, ami the
latter ship has not yet I re
ported as in Seattle.
Orpheum Tonight.
\V. .M. Finical won the last pair
of pictures drawn al I lie Orpli
euin. hon'l forget H p. m. sharp
is the lime tonight. A splendid
program. I'hange tomorrow.
GAYNOR WILL
RETAIN WALDO
Roposos Confidence in Commis
sioner In Spite of the
Beoker Cas°.
New York, Nov. II.--Mayor
Gaynor, i nhis first public utter
ance in the Becker case since the
conviction of the former police
lieutenant, has declared he will
retain Police Commissioner Wal
do in office.
"I would not be surprised if
Waldo Is deceived again,1' he
said. "lle has got old-timers
around him and you can't get rid
of them quite as easily as you
think." ,
The mayor's speech was at a
Baptinl church mooting.
Weather Report
Barometric Presure 29.712
Temperature 7 p. in 21.
Maximum Temperature ..81.
Minimum Teujperoturo ..23.
Mefn Temperature 27.
Light N. E. breeze. Snowing 5
n. m. td ? pv m
M'l ANIGAL GIVES
GRIME DETAILS
Confessed Dynamiter Testifies in
, Conspiracy Trial as to Ex
ecution of Many Jobs
Indianapolis, Nov. 11.—Ortie
McNanigal testifies in the dyna
mite conspiracy trial that he used
to carry dynamite bombs around
in suit cases for the different
jobs he was implicated in. After
each job was accomplished he
sent a souvenir spoon to his wife
from the city or town in which
the work was done, t«> celebrate
its accomplishment.
McNanigal ga\e complete de
tails of each ,i«»b in which he was
implicated, naming his alleged
co-conspirators, and describing
the pari lit- asesrls each one had
| in the work. gi\iti!? many dates
, <tnd ill her fact s.
I .McNanigal will prohahl\ In- on
jlhe witness stand fur several
days, possibly a week.
BANDIT PADDED
i TO LOOK FIERCE
I
.
Body of Southern Pacific Robber
Dressed in Five Suits and
Carried Threo Hats.
•
| i:a|.. \ii\. ll.—Tin*
I IhmI> • • f llir Si.ul Ih-i'ii I ';i<* i li<*
hamlil. wlio \\;i> k i 11 I l»> Itrake
nian S;inft»i"« 1 in ilif stlI•• 1111il In
Imlil up tin- Shasta I.i111iI<*<I la-l
Saturday. whrn laki-n In I In- mnr
tsu»\ was fituinl In lu» ilri*s>i«tl in
livi* suits uf i-|i>lliiiiK ami 1111 • I•• r
wcar. Tlu* man also wmv Ihivr
hats. Tlifsi' nuulr him h»i»k I a 11—
or ami I In- i'.\tra chilhiu^ aihh'il
lai'fr«*l> in his appearance of
sli-i»i)Kth. Hi* \va> iim| a 1st
man.
iWANT THE RATES
TO BE LOWERED
i
i
I Business Men of Montana Peti
tion Commission to Lower
Freight Rates.
Washington. I>. Nov. II
A petition was tiled with Hie in
ter-slate ruiiniii'ri'c commission
today which eoftstilules a record
in tin* history of tin* commission
in two respects. It contains the
names of 1,50:? .separate com
plainants who are business men
of Montana, and it demands rep
aration in the sum of *500,000.
The complaint was directed
aKainst the Northern Pacitlc and
75 olher carriers. Freight rates
on all classes and commodities
are attacked as unreasonable, ex
orbitant and discriminatory: the
commission is asked to reduce
the rates from '25 to 50 percent,
according If Ihe character of the
articles transported, and dam
ages in Ihe sum mentioned are
demanded for all excessive
charges on shipments during the
years 1010, I»11 and 1912.
Montreal, Noov. II.—I.ouiis HI.
jtfyr, for twenty years the cham
pion pjryng man of Ihe world, is
dying here of kidney disease. He
cannot long survive according to
bl* doctors.
CANADIAN BANKERS
BUY OUT LABEREE
Promoter of Alaska North°rn
Sel's lntere8t and Entirely
Out of the Enterprise.
Spokane, Nov. 11.—Canadian
bankers interested in the Alaska
Northern Railroad have purchas
ed the interest of O. (J. Laberee,
who has been president and man
ager uf the road since it was
taken over at I he foreclosure un
der the mortgage jiiven by the
original company, the Alaska
Onl ral.
II is understood lltal l.abereo
liad only bis prouud i• >11 interest
in III** Alaska Northern, lie and
his son will reiire from all c«»n
| neel j(>n \\ it h I In* company.
TRUST CASHIER
SLIPS $84,000
|
I Money Handler fop Harvester
I Combine TOok IVIazuma to In
vest in Picture Shows.
San I'rain'ix'M. N i >\ . I I. - * lit -11 —
| in- I'olaml .»r lli«' 1111 <• rii ii I i< inai
! Ilai'wsli'i' company. ••uiiiiixMily
I known as ilit> 11 a i-\ I •• r Trust,
! was arr«*sli'<| !»«• !••• Imlay and run
I li'ssi'il !•• I In- ciiiiii'/zlciniMil of
J s« 1 .(Mill.
I 1 • I a 11.1 —n i< I Ik- I i a • I 111 \ • • -1 <•« I
I till' UK #!»••> Ill lilo\ mv: I III !'•
! Iioii-iv-. I><• In*\ mu thai I" I"' a
sun* a it*I «111 i<*K \\ a> of I
a iih•!>••> manual*'.
iAUSTRALIA AIDS
! BIG STEEL FIGHT
i
i
!
Government Will Loan $15,000,
j 000 to Company Opposing In
ternational Trust.
j
I
J S\due\. .\n«l i *: 111; i. \"\. II
; Till' 11|'< l\ 11 It'lil I U«'\ •* I'll 11 II'M I Will
! a III III*' .\e\\ra*l l«* SI »•#• I t II11 >;| 11 v
: willi a I.'.in ..i s | :,.ii(in.(iiio. it.* u
iiM-an- i.f hai'Kinu I lie r<>mpan\ in
I In* lip hi il has |»r jim*I I against
jllif 1111 «• rii a I i< >ii si I Si eel Trust,
which •••mlmis lln' «»nI|H11 and
prices m|" I In* world, i h••!••• h\ caus
ing llii* present slu>rlaue hi the
sleel supply.
WATERWORKS
FOR CHICAGO
Cliii'Hgn, Nov. II .--Six yea I'M
are to be occupied and #l0,000,
000 expended by this cily in lho
building nf vast additions In I ho
water works system of Hie oily,
says the Inter-Ocean.
, Thin immense hndv of work,
which will Include the building
of two new pumping stations, the
laying of water mains nnd I he re
enforcing of the water supply in
all parts of the cily, will have its
: beginning nt once, according l»»
Commissioner of Public \\'<>rks
I,. K. Mfcflann, who planned the
improvements. A few fenutroH of
the work will cnll for council
action nnd probably will be de
ferred until fall.