TURKEY APPEALS
FOR ARMISTICE
Ottoman Government Getting
Sick of Hostilities From
Balkan States.
Constantinople, Nov. 10.—The
Turkish government today ask
ed the Bulgarian government for
an armistice. The Porte is anx
ious to secure peace without
further fighting and before in
lervenlion by the powers.
The situation in the cily is
becoming desperate 011 account
of the cholera plague and the
« rowing shortage of provisions
• •l many kinds.
AEROPLANES AIO
BULGARIAN GUNS
Aim of Artillery Largely Directed
by Information Received
From Bird Men.
London, Nov. 10 If is re
ported from the Ualkun war thai
Hit' aeeiirarv of the Unitarian
artillery is largely due lo tin? aid
of aeroplanes, whieH have sail
,1 c»ver the Turkish defenses and
'niv«\n information to the Fun
nels thai has enabled thein t<•
aim with flu* most d«*adl> <'f
GREEKS SEIZE"
AMERICAN SHIP
Annetta Captured While Carry
ing Contraband of War Near
Battle Ground.
I.mihIiiii. Nov. "(> II is report -
•*,I from Alliens I lint lli«* fireeks
rapl 11i*«mI I In* American steamer
Armellii loi|a>. carrying eonlni
liiiinl »»f war in (Srecian .waters.
PAGE MAY NOT
TAKE VALDEZ JOB
Clerk at Fairbanks Coming Here
8oon but Doubtful About
Transferring.
Fairbanks, Nov. 10.(J.
Page declines In say whether or
not ho will go to Vahloz to be
come clerk of the district court
there, lie leaves the itnffression
from his refusal tn commit him
self that he will remain iiv. Fair
hanks. He will start next Mon
day for the coast to be In Val
dez at the trial of the bankers,
but will return to Fairbanks. .
Pierpont Morgan was given
105,,000 shares of Harvester
Trust slock, now worth 113,000,
•100, for the use of hin name in
promoting it.
Kansas gave >W|lfspn 10,0001
plurality over the Bull Moose.
BRITISH CRISIS
BECOMES ACUTE
Unionists Jeer Proposal to Re
verse Home Rule Vote and
Force Adjournm®nt.
London, Nov. .'10.-'-Unionists
jeered uproariously today when
Premier Asquith proposed in the
House of Commons thai the vote
defeating the Irish Home Utile
amendment he rescinded. A
scene of uncontrollable disorder
followed and the opposition final
ly forced an adjournment with
out action.
TJie situation is almost with
out precedent in British parlia
mentary history. The Unionists
claim that the government has
met a defeat which calls for dis
solution parliament and ap- j
peal t<> the country. The Liberal ;
ministry serins to 1»«_> trying to
evade this impending nece.-sity. '
STEFfUNSON Will
EXPLORE FURTHER
Pla"s to Start Aforth in June, to
Hunt Lost Continent in Beau
fort SMa.
i
\V;tsliiii*rliHi. |». C., Xnv, Mi j
l>r. S|i»ft*ansi»u is i't|nippiii^ sm-]
oilier A it lit* <a\|H*i|il ion ;iml will
slaii iiorili iirxl .111iii*. lie ««x- |
prcl> lo spi'iiil Iliri.T- yi»ars in
Ki'itul'orl s«*a hunting c\ iileiirr*
■of ;i 11 is I colli i 11«' 111 wllirli In* fir
j lirvrs oiH'r rxislril llirl*.
I
: GETS THE MONEY
Entire Amount to be Turned Ov
er is in Neighborho od of
$2,000,000.
.Ma--.. N»»\. I i.--.\lr>. I
.\lar> 1 k«-i* Kddy. f<•titnlfi* • > f 111• • I
C.hrislian Srieiire C.liureh. Iia<l in
.MassarhuselIs al llii' 1 i«»I'
her death sHJ.H i;>.7 .">• in persnii- j
•il pri »perl y, ami real estate \ si I - :
ihmI nl $155,000, according I<» I In*;
report «»r llii- appraisers •»f the]
est aty. |
All I lie personal properly goes
In I hi" Christian Science (Church
under the derision of I he Su
preme Couyl of New Hampshire,
which sustained the will nf Mrs.
Kddy. The entire amount the
New Hampshire administrator
will turn over to the church is
about $2,000,000.
The Massachusetts Supreme
Court, which has jurisdiction
only over the $155,000 of real es
tate within the commonwealth,
has decided that the statute bars
the Chrislan Science Church from
receiving this property as left by
Mrs. Eddy's will, but that the
prflfwrtymay be aitminiHtered as
a oharitable trust by the trustees
appointed by the court.
Wilson carried IllinoiH by 17,
000, though the yahoo vote of
Chicago gpve the Bull Moose a
big lead fit the city. •
——.—• v, \
The schooner Silver Wave wan
Mrrecked in Bering sea " with tO
tons of tin ore from York.
GUN MEN USED
TO COVER TRAIL
Defendants on Trial for Ros®n
thal Killing Accuse Web
ber and Vallon.
New York, Nov. 1<».—<lyp tlie
Blood, Whitey Lewis and Lefty
Louie each went on the witness
stand yesterday in their trial for
fhe murder op .Herman Rosen
thal and in picturesque Bowery
vernacular testified that Hriclgie
Webber, Harry Vallon and a mys
terious third man they did not
know, shot Rosenthal while they
slood near as innocent bystand
ers. They said Ih y were lureil
t.li.ire by Jack Hose, who set for
them iin thr pretext that In* was
anxious In see lliein at the Metro
pole, anil thai tin; shi>o|in}i was
done by Hie men they aeeuse a
moment after they stepped mil
oft he aulouinbile.
The accounts ^ixeii by the
three derendailts were exaeth
alike, similar in the lan^ruape
eni[»loye,j in the telling, ami ap
peared to have been carefully re
hearsed.
MORE ARRESTS
IN RANK CASE
Detectives Take Two More in
Con"ection With New West
minster Case.
<lolunihus, ().. No\ . n;.—Tin*
iirn^l <>f H. 1%. ('.aniplM'il <i11<I .Jos
«• I ill < i «i \ in lo«lu> l»y ilcicci i\t*>
from (11irago may loail lo ;i clrar
inv lip of Ilic roliiii'i'v of a bank
in Xt'\\" Wi'slminstfi'. It. mi
Srpt i'IIiIm'I' 15. I'JII. Ilit- polirr
»l»M.*lare.
Loiia Wilson, of (lliira^M,
I'rii-iul of "Min CJiarli'y" Monla
Kiif. now Immiij: smui'cIiimI for all
over tlii- coinilry for allrgiMl roni
plicily in I In- robbery. lasl nigh)
i>l«»i11 ili•*«I C.ampbrll. who claims
lo In- an ailviM'lisiiiK solicitor. as
a brother <">f "Big dharlcy." Al
lirsl il was lirlm'vimI ('amphHI was
••|»ip <'hnrli'>" himself.
\\ 11I'M ill*' 111*11m' <>F I'.a 111 plu'lI
\\;im'JIH'IiimI. |>i<*Ilire* of James
\. Slsn*> ami Frank \Ws|
fi>iiiiiI. Slaey is under arrt*sl in
(Hii«*;iu•». charged willi assault l«»
Kill l.ieul. Kurii.*<. <>f I lit* r.hicag"
pnl in*.
Hums wa- assaulleil and heal -
••ii ii| a sit I •" • 11 when he Iricd lo
arresi "Hig ('.barley" M•»111 a11»*
and others single-handed fin* Hip
rofohery.
('amphcll and lii.-* wife camp
here six weeks ago ami flavin lias
hern rooming al Ilieir home.
SWEPTTO DEATH
OVER THE FULLS
Niagara Falls, Noov, 10.-Chris
tian Klndehii, ifi yearn old, a fire
man, committed suicide thin
morning by jumping into the riv
er near Prospect Point and going
over (lie Am«ttttan Fair*. J. H.
Read, of C&tttbrldge, Mass., wan
hear thA man wh^u he leaped,
an<j made a brve effort to reach
him, Kledehn waived to Read as
ho was nwept toward the fall*,
ftjtd called out "fftod-ftye." No
taftsrth Ift krtrrwn fur the suicide.
The body ha« riot Win recovered.
t > ' 'mmmmfyCrn nn'^j rf..
8ubdcribe foi the Proupeclor.
TELLS HISTORY
OF IMAMS
i
Describes Wrecking of Los An.
Indianapolis, Nov. 10.—Orlie
McXauipal, on the witness stand
today, told for the first time in
public the history of the wrecking
of the I.os Angeles Times build
ing, an,| the connection of I he
McXamaras with that <*i*iiiif, as
well as others in which Iheywer
involved with himself.
.McXani^al said that Ihe nas
,je|s were broken in Ihe Times
building just prior to I In* explo
sion in order t•» have Ihe aid of
the pas in addintr In Hit* explo- (
sive i-fl'erl and In llle sweep nf |
the llailies expected I«» follow I lie j
wrecking. He said they plained
in make Ihe whole concern ^o in I
hell at once, hoping that a com-]
plel" clean-up would pel (His. I
The witness also I ••1*1 of liid
inu in lIt** woods of northern
Wisconsin to escape detectives
when I hey were close nil his trail
J after a dynamiting.
geles Times Building in
Full Detail.
STHEV WILL TALK
| ABOUT ALASKA
I
V .
Mining Congress to Discuss Pol
j icy Best Adapted to Develop
ment of Mineral Wealth
i
Spnkauc. Wash.. I
[When I Ik* Ala>kan ipn*slii»n is
taken 111> i- discussion ;11 the
j l-'ifli'iMil It Annual Session t>f Hit*
l Anii'i ican Mining which
•inccls in I his cil\ XoNcmhcr -5
J-J), il will In* considered I»> a
lar^e uuuiher of men wln» ha\e
spent h 1111inl>«*i* of years in thai
country. heaved ils hardships and
ami umlersl and I In* actual comli
Iit>n and what chanm* of p«dic>
is n«,ci'.-sar> in urdi'r I•» develop
ils vasl resource.* In I h<* fullest
extent.
Tlii> American .Mining Congress*
lia.s fell I liai iIh* actual resident
wa< I In* l»esl ipialilied person in
frame -<uch resolution* as will In*
llic basis <>f an Alaskan campaign
I• • In* carrieil «mi during the com
I in- »cs»iii|i of congress,
i Ading 111 >i • M Mil- I I i«* I". 111 \ 11 a -
jllMll". |ia\ «< I •••••!! \ I 1*111 !«•• I |0 SMMIM
; ;r»o resident ?» of Dial t.'rril»»r> to
j a 11•*11<I I In- Spokane >e->iou ami
! aid in I hi.* i|«'\'i'loj>iihmiI of ;i |io|_
j icy hesl a t la pi •'•) lo fnrllmi- I he
I development of Alaska.
Much interest has heen aroiis.
«*il through the iiivilaMoii, ami.
judging from the mimher of ac
ceptances already received, a «!«• I -
egation of several hundred will
atten,| I ho converiMnn.
REVENUE CUTTER
FOR PRISONERS
Th- revenue cutler Hear was
ordered lo Nome hy I he treasury
department to remain until No
vember 10 fur the purpose of
transporting a number of prison,
or* An(| insane persons, as well
a'f» witnesses, who have been de
tailed there for I he trial of a
number of criminal cases during
the lasl two months.
Parisian ^rgtonn USok a plnjV
edrout stomach frbrh ttuHi aiftl
substituted the stomach of an
good work In Its new job.
GOMPERS DEFENDS
HIS LABOR RECORD:
Denies That He Has Used Posi
tion at Head of Federation
for Politics.
lloehester, X. Y., Nov. IG.
Saniuel (fompers made a public
statement today denying llio
charge of (he Socialists tliat he
lias been trying to make a po
litical machine of the Federation
of I.ab<»r for his own purposes.
He says I he federation is n< >t a
political organization and lie has
never nsed it as such, lie crit
icises I In* Socialists for attack- I
inp 111111 >ni that ground andsaxsi
they have raised a false issue.
IL «eenis pndmhle that (ioinp
ers will he re_e|ec|ed, although
tin' opposition to 111111 i> active
and l*itI••)*. 't'ln- fad imial feel
ing in in.- federali"'ii i- erea.-l
inu personal enmilie-.
M'CLUNG QUITS j
GOVERNMENT JOB;
I
United States Treasurer Falls Out
With Secretary McVeagh
a"d Resigns. |
I
I Washington. I». X..\. 1(5.__ I
I .McCIiiiik. hvasiir r of I In*
I I" 11 iI••• I Slal»'.*. rr-iuiH'fl loilav on i
.
nccminl of fri<-1 i• • 11 with Srrn*-j
' I;ii*> MrWa-li ilopai'liimmiIal I
|alVair>. MrC.liiim i* a 'IViiiii'^simm
ii mi ii . Hi* i —.in* 11 a - 11 • >1 I
! bom imliral •••! a> tin* r« • i u 11 a 11 •»11 1
was tn'l r«»ri'sliail«i\vi*i|.
i I
FUNERAL SERVICE
BE HELD MONDAY
Body Will be Buried in Local
Cometery Awaiting Instruc
Tli.. In"|\ «• I' I *ji\•* \\ ;ililr«'ii.
wllti \\ ;i t M11~ 11 «•( | In ili'illli vol • • —
• lay 111<• I'Mi11^. will ln« pariially
i• 1111i;jIiim'iI a11>I lli«'ii Iiiiri••• I n Uii*
local ri-mrl«*r> aw«iitiiik inslrur
Ijnio rmiii lli«» r.'laliv«*> of Mum
i Ilil'l'itSi'il,
No will lias Ih-imi found among
llii' idTcels of Ilii* dead man. ami
as In1 was without funds. ii was
ilclfM'iiiim'd l«» arrange fur a lo
cal burial. .fudge Shepard. I In*
commission!'. has wired In a
niece Iiviiifx in New York state
as In what disposition Iheywixh
ud made of the body, and should
they desire it shipped to the
stales il will bo done later.
No detail* of the burial ser
vices have born announml, but
all arrangements will be made
tonight. Rohhins and C-aswell
havr retnovrd the body to thrir
undertaking parlors in Ihr Me
Kinlry hall building.
New arrivals on Northwestern
--coats, one-piece drosses and
evening gowns af Harvey's Tog
gery. tf
SUfcmer movement*.
Mariposa sails from Seattle 10th.
Yukon sails from Seattle 20th.
NrtHhwe&torn, nailed for Seal tie
•
llougarok has petitioned for a
thore won a chance to get il.
tiois From Relatives.
PURITY BRIGADE
ANNOYS SAILORS
Admiral Reynolds Complains of
Seattle Squad and Cott®rlll
Defends.
Washington, I). (>., Nov. 1(5.
Admiral Reynolds, commanding
thr I'aciNc Ik-ut, lias complained
lo I lie sim* rotary of tin* navy thai,
.•jailors from warships in Seattle
harh'or arc followed ami annoy.
••<1 contintially by the ft'inab* pur
ily squad •»f thai rily.
Mayor I lot thrill denies thai I In*
sailor* liavi' hern p«'r>eruti»d or
that special alI«• nI ion h.'i< been
i-'i\rn I Iii-iii by IIm- puril > — • 11«:»• I.
HENRY WILL NOT
RUN FOR SPEAKER
Texas Congressman Not Candi
date and Champ Clark Will
Probably Hold Job.
\\'ii>hinpl nil. N..\. ifi.-.Cmi.
frn'ssinaii llfiiry, nf 'lVxa>. .-liilt's
that hi* will 11f»l Ik* a <*«in<Ii• l:iI»•
f<»r th«* speakership «•!' tin- next
Mouse. ||t> ha> been urjreil by
inlliienees hostile l<» Champ i'.lark
to >:•■( iii lh<> ran*1. It i> assum
ed ^••iMTallv that I'.lark will In*
re-e|er|e«| without serinii^ nppo
X it inll.
NEW RECORD BY
TYPEWRITER GIRL
Florence Wilson Hits Keys Ac
curately 117 Words a Min
ute for an Hour.
Ni-u Y<>rk. .No\. h» Florence
Wilson 111;1111• a new ivronl for
fa*I l>pewrilin;: here I• ><|;i\ when
she wrote 117 words a minute
steadily f..c an hour willi almost
perferl accuracy.
lieutTkunzig TO
GO TO FAI08ANKS
Fort Llsoum Quartermaster to
Have Charge of Signal
Corps in Tanana.
Fairbanks, Nov. 10.—Lieut.
Singleton, who has boon at the
head of the Signal Corps nurvicr
In the Tanana, has been ordered
outside and will 1m* succeeded
here by Lieut. Kunzig. now <iuar
trmaster at Fort Liacum. The
change will take |)lace as soon
as Lieut. Kunzig arrives here.
Cordova Saloon Closed.
The application of Nels Smith
for a renewal of his saloon li
cense at Cord<»va was denied by
jhidge Overtlelfi yesterday on the
ground that, loo much disorder
had occurred in the place. Cor
dova still has more saloons than
ran. do a profitable business.