PRICK 10 CKNTH
CHOLERA BREAKS OUT
IN [MARIAN CAMPS
Constantinople. Nov IS ? Notwith
standing iho efforts of the port* of
ficiate. the hoped for armistice of
eight days could not be secured,
and the fighting is raging within a
few miles of the city.
At M on astir. the capital city of
the Tilayet of Monastlr, a fierce
battle has been fought between the
Bulgarians and the Turks, in which
the Albanians are siding with the
Bulgarians for freedom from Turk
ish rule. It Is authentically report
ed that cholera has broken out
among the Bulgarian troops which
is adding terrors to the other hor
rors of war.
WERE DUPED
THEY AFFIRM
New York. Not. 15 ? Lefty U>uie,
Qjp the Blood and ^ hitey Lewis,
thive of the party of run men un
der arrwt for the murder of Her
man Rosenthal, mere on the stand
>e?terday and gave their testimony,
in which they all claimed that they
had nothing to do with the killing
They claim that they were un
fortunately preeent with the auto
mobile party at the time of the
murder but that they were lured
there by Brldgie Abber and Harry
Vallon who were the ones to com
mit the deed.
? I -KM AN MAKING KK?X?Rn
AS A J VST JIWK
Tacoma. Not. IS ? Judge Cash
nun has refue*Ml a rehearing of the
Houston-Bullock coal fraud casee
He did not belie\-e the affidavits
made by the two jurors, who chang
f-d their minda after rendering a
verdict, of sufficient importance up
on which to grant a rehearing, and
the convicted men will have to take
the course of law as It Is laid
down in the book In his decisions.
Judge Cusbman is making an en
viable record for refusing to listen
to all the trifling technicalities
which have heretofore burdened the
records and Interrupted the Pro
green of true justice
The Georgia left Juneau this
morning and Is due to arrive in
Skagway at ten o'clock this eren
ing.
THK HOLMRs PARTY MWKS
SWX>M> SUPPLY SH1PMKVT
An account of tile second loss of
supplies which a crew won attempt
' Ing to land for the use of the
H tmes party who were sent out for
the purpose of investigating the
coal fields to the westward, is giv
en in the following taken from the
Valdet Prospector of Nov. 1:
The launch Corsair, which was
wrecked at Katalla while unloading
freight from the Bertha, is a total
Ions. Two men who have been try
ing to salve the engine have been
severely burned, by an explosion of
gasoline which finished the wrcckin
of the boat
Fred Muller, one of the men en
gaged in trying to save the negine,
was so badly burned by the explos
ion that it is doubted if he ran re
cover.
Moot of the freight was washed
off the scows during the storm, and
what little has been recovered is
damaged bv water The Corsair
was on fire for some time before
going on the rocks
Ness who was killed, was in the
engine room fighting fire, and when
washed overboard It is believed the
sudden chill killed him, as the
body was recovered ten minutes lat
or where it was washed ashore. It
is claimed death was not due to
drowning.
Nothing is known as to what
Oirector Holmes will do to replace
his supplies, now lost for the second
time
MARYLAND SKNATOR ILL
AT WASHINGTON HOMK
Washington, Nov. 15? Senator
Isador Rayner of Baltimore is very
Jill at his notel in this city, suffer
ing from neuritis.
Overcoat
Season
is now at hand
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OR NOT.
Our Holiday
Goods will
soon be here
H. J. LYNCH :
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IIU SHIP SEIZED
EI IlliSn SIMM
Washington, Nov. 15? Advices
were received this morning f^>'n
I .on don that the American steamer
Annette, sailing from Philadelphia,
has been captured by a Turkish
battleship and Is being towed into
a Turkish port.
The dispatch states that the An
nette was loaded with guns and
war material bound for Albania, to
to deliver"! to the Insurrectionists
or to the allies fighting against
i Turkey. Detail* are Incomplete
i i>ut It is presumed that the steamer |
was out on a filibustering trip In
i ontravention of International law,
:ind as such has become a lawful
;>rev to th? Turks and will receive
no protection from the American
government aside from seeing that
i.o injustice Is attempted.
CK\KK WINS AIMGCKKNTS
to his support
Washington, Nov. 15 ? Congress
man Walter L. Henslev of Missouri
has announced that he will not be
a candidate for speaker of the house
against Champ Clark. With the
withdrawal of Hensley from the con
test it gives Mr. Clark an mb.v road
for the place.
('IH \(X)S OOMES NORTH
TO llKMKVK SPOKANK
Seattle, Nov. IB? The Pacific
roast steamship Curaco* has been
plaecd on the Southeastern Alaska
run. to take the winter ?che<lule of
'he Spokane. She will leave this
itort for the north on the fifth of
December.
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: Respect and Obedience Are
Unknown to Our Youth *
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| By Dr. WILUAM H. TOLMAN. t
Director of the American Museum of Safety ?
ISEN'T my son abroad to l>c nlmihsi lx>ciuisc there air thrnr
thi.ig* he can loam there that he can't learn her? ? to ?tu<i>
to N' respectful anil to be obedient. RESPECT AND OHK
D1KXCE PARTICULARLY ARK I'X KNOWN TO Til!
AMERICA X YOPTIL
BY T^E THOROUGHNESS OF THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTE
ABROAD THEY TURN OUT THINKERS. NOT INTELLECTUAL V A
CHINES IT HAS BEEN OUR HABIT TO SEND OUR BOYS TO El
ROPE TO :-?UT THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THEM. THIS HJ
BEEN OL 5 MISTAKE IT >S OVER THERE WHERE THEY SHOU.
HAVE TH.i FOUNDATION LAID. THE SUPERIORITY IN EDUCATIO
COMES If THE PREPARATORY AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
In thi* country a voting man gt>o? to college for one of two r- .
ions. Tlr ha? either a definite plan in view or he goo? beoHii*r I:
father wei.t liefore him.
It is t. II in LAYING TTTK EOI'XDATION. In thi* coitutr
ihe bov's book i? a fetish. In Europe it is ? tool. It i<= a moms to :?
end. Ile-e ottr boys have a lesson to learn. They stndv it in i< p.-.
functory uiannor without rcpard to what has p>>tie before. When tlir
have finished the l?ook THEY PROCEED TO FORGKT IT
Over there they study a book until they have MASTERED IT, *11
tlie while getting the culture ard breadth of view. They are grounded
in the furdamentals. The training draws out what is in a boy.
While being educated the boy is TAUGHT RESPECT A\P
OBEDIENCE TO IIIS ELDERS. You take the average child here
living in a hotel. lie goes to the table with his parentis and the fir?t
thing he d ies i? to grab the menu and forget entirely that he has a
father ot irother until reminded that they, too, hnvo come to the table
to eat. It. Europe a boy hands the menu to his father. When out
walking, t t'.rv come to a gate, the boy open-' it and waits for lii?
father to p:!<s. In all those little attentions the bov* there nrc letttr
perfect. Here the American vonth i? ?adlv lacking in all of them.
Chinook Salmon
and Halibut
Fancy Smoked Sugar Cured
We have just received a ship - 1
ment of this excellent product in
first class condition .
Sells at 30c per pound ?
P. H. GANTY, Grocer :
n. # hbi mo
USE n REPORT
Seattle. Nov. 1* The member*
' of the Alaska Railroad Commlsalon,
Including Col. Richardson, nnd oth
er members of the Alaska Road
Commission, arrived iu port laat
night from the, north. It la expect
ed that Col. Richardson and Major
Morrow, with their parties, will
leave at once for Wanhlngton
Upon their arrival here they
were met by a number of Alaskans
to whom Major Morrow said
"I want to assure you Alaskan*
that the Alaska Railway Commls
Aion la going to have ? report in
Washington, Ww??>n the Chr1?tma*
holt<l*T* and the fowrth of n?t
M*rrh, on which. If Alaaka do?* not
It** aom?* action, everybody here
may know that the blame may be
placed on congreaa. an<t not on the
rommlNtmi "
Delegate Wickeraham, who on hit
way out, Mir! before leaving Falr
banka:
"I hare auch confidence in the
personnel of the Alaak* Railway
Commlaaion that I pledge myaelf to
support It* report In congress "
fkdkrai. W ISDOM htoknkp
It Y VAI.DK/. PKOM.K
Federal authorities at Valdet hav
ing perenw'orilv ordered the Reser
vation school board to maintain a
school within the district and hav
ing withhold mouoev to maintain It
until tho school is established. tho
school has offered to move the new
town school building to the Reser
vation and pay rent for It.
As everybody in Valde* knows,
says the Prospector, the town snd
Reservation school bnnrd have act
ed In concert for several years
maintaining one srhool with the
funds at the disposal of each, used
as one fund. The result of this has
been to maintain a better school
than either the town or the Reser
vation could have maintained alone
with seperate '-inda
I.aat year, however, federal wis
dom, aa typified by (Jovernor Clark
and Comptroller of the Currency,
Murray, decided that it was Illegal
to unite the two schools and ser
ved notice on Valdei not to let it
happen again. The Reservation
school board have been laboring all
summer and fall, to obtain a rever
sal of th eorder for a seperate
school, but has received the ultim
atum "separate school or no mo
ney.*'
No suitable building can be secur
ed on the Reservation, and to fit
up any building possible to obtain,
will coat a great deal besides caus
ing delay in getting the equipment
of school furniture As a better
alternative the Joint school board
has asked the town council for the
loan of the new school building proo
fed last year. '
DEED WAS
Indianapolis, Sot 15- Ortle Me.
Manigal In hi* testimony In the
dynamiting case yeaterday, for the
first time fare a fall statement of
the confessions of Jame^ MrNamara
regarding the detail* of the blowing
up of the I <cm Angelea Tlmea build
ing Me aald that McNamara twtst
ed off the gaa Jet? In the building
Juat prior to the time aet for the
explosion of the Infernal machine,
and It waa hia Intention to com
pletely wreck the building, and In
the downfall he hoped to catch Oen
(Mia together with hia staff of
labor union antagonist*. In the de
struction of Ursa and property
Speaking of prerlons connections
with McNamara, he aald that while
hunting with him In northern Wla
consln McNamara tried to shoot
?htm, bit the shot w?nt wild
0*K MORE STATIC
MAT HK TAFT*
Boise, Not 16 ? The unofficial
election returns from the state of
Idaho gtrea President Taft a
slight lead orer his competitors for
the presidency Before the stand
ing of the leaders ca.i be accurate
ly determined. It will be necewsary
to hare the official count tabulat
ed. which seems rery likely will
' put Idaho In the Republican column
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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