2 VESSELS!
OF BRITAIN
Are Seized By Russian
Port Authorities
At Baum.
Baum, Sept. 7.—Russian port
authorities have seized two more
British vessels, the Hedwigeand
Lady Elinore. When the Brit
ish flag was lowered the military
band struck up “flod Save the
King,” after which the red flag
was hoisted to the strains of tile
international.
Word has been received here
from Constantinople that if the
-hips are not released the Brit
ish will dispatch a fleet of de
stroyers to Baum and forcibly
take them.
Portland.—Prayers for peace in the
railroad shopmens strike were said at
“he close of the joint session of the
house of bishops and house of deputies
at the; triennial convention of the
’rotesiant Episcopal church.
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The Maple Leaf, with Bob Hart,
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Thursday from the Forks.
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recent arrsvai.
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S' R STRI
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Rail Executives in Con
ference on Basis for
Settlement.
Chicago, Sept. 7.—Seven rep
resentatives of striking federat
ed shop crafts were declared by
John Scott, secretary of the rail
way employees’ department of
the American Federation of La
bor, to be in Baltimore today for
a conference with railroad execu
tives on a proposition to end the
strike. Scott intimated that a
proposal on which it was hoped
the strike could be halted had
been prepared.
Omaha. Sept. 7. — Declaring
that the strike had been irrevoc-j
ably lost. Carl Gray, president!
of the Union Pacific system, in a
statement issued here today,
urged all striking members oi
shop craft unions to return to
work under promise that full
pension will be restored to all
returning to work before Sep
member 15.
Washington, Sept. 8.—Admini
stration officials declared today
:hat settlement of the railway
'hopmen’s strike on a number of
’ailroads is probable as a result
if the conference in Chicago.
Chicago, Sept. 8.—Daniel Wil
ard, president of the Baltimore
t Ohio railroad, met a few exec
itives of Western reads in con
ference in Chicago this after
toon to discuss the basis for a
settlement of shopmen’s strike
m certain roads by individual
igreements.
Washington—Mrs. Harding has been
jonfined to her bed for a week, suffer
ng from a severe cold.
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Pool Room
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Proprietor
1 1
Northern Commercial Co.
of Alaska
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