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NEW 30V ER NOR GENERAL OF
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PARLIAMENT
tFy \ixska No** Bore**.)
OTTAWA Nov IS? Tb<>
r?ar21anh?TH '>{<e<?ed herr r<*sc?th(y.
TV n*S lament was presided over
by 'he ifw gwernor-jjeTieral. the
v;k, of ^ xiTvaachv *-fco has reocnUy
ed Ear! Grey *s jroverwvr
W!*l 'if Odulid*.
Ffcv tie f:rs; 5 : me s-iwe 1 W<S. the
r-.*s-orr?.tiv?* hoki the majority la
'xSh brashes of the parlKajeet.
Und-r the leadorsfc:;! of the ne*
>re? ,?r. \Tr R L. BcotVe" . the Ooo
- . o vvrnnbeOmod the Liberals,
vim* ... wr.fall is. attributed to the,
i j a?>?s?v. * tvi *-a? the
?s ?X the las: e4eccjo? The "aa
v? m; hope? was ajso a hupe
** - c T: Liberate' dotmfaB
to
i?t viasfca X?w Rnreav..)
VEX10O CTTT. Not IS? The chain,
ber of deputies yesterday decided to
;r!-reas>f the Mexican, army.
They xv<eod fourteen na.iboo pe?*
for the jurpooe, which anxwats to
abo?: s?even nsHsor. doUar* Sa Amer
ican saoac?
IMPERIALISTS
LOSE HEADS
(By Ala?ka N? ? Btrea.i )
NAKTG Not. If? A reipt of ter
-T<r and nwjr^?=f has becuri here
Viu-Vy 1 mTvri*ll?ts are befof; beheaded
MANN REFUSES
10 INTERFERE
(By Alaska News Hur.au.)
RICHMOND, V* Governor WUltam
H Mam *t>sokKeJy rrtww to inter
fere w*h ?*? carrying oct of the
cixirt's (nfltrtKv 011 Henry Clay Beat
Up.
He has been beeieged by friends
at to pardon the doomed man.
FSaaUr a stay of execution for a
few days was asked ftor, all of which
the porcrnnr has steadfastly refused
belirtag that Reacts was si1*" en a
fair trial and that Ws itoak was prov
en beyond the shadow of a doubt
He declares the law must take Its
?aarse.
He?tTje occupies has oe41 In the
Stale Prison l?i stolid Indifference,
altous hoping jununst hop-> for ? re
prieve He Mill maintains his tnno
OMKV
(By Alaska News Bureau. ?
LOS ANGELES. Nor-. 16 ? A monu
ment in honor of the sixteen victims
of the expkwooc; which blew up the
Times boiWinp here last winter was
dedicated yesterday
It is the death of one of theoe vic
ms that James McXamara.. whoee
spetfemkr trial Is now poinjc on. is
orsed with causing
REBELS ATTACK
HANKOW AGAIN
(By Alaska N<ws Bureau.)
SHANGHAI. Nov. IS? Reports re- j
oeired here from Hankow state that j
the Rebels hare apain attacked that j
city Some terrible fighting is poing i
on a<nd there is much Woodshed
Y our Thanksgiving
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Recognized as the most stylish garments
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See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
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Th? Up-To-D?t? H*t?rda?*?r and Lac'ia? Furnishar,
| AFTER BUFFETING WIND AND
WAVES FOR THREE DAYS
RETURN SAFELY
TV launch Star, hove Into port re?>
terday afVnwoc. loaded with deer,
thicks And ckros Tl>e Star aJoo
had on board Skagways five track
hunters. Teddy Tykr. Charlie Raput I
l *1. Clarence AchJson. Bert McKenaie
ami "Stormy" Black.
! The boys left SkUCwajr about three
nMaiioon Charlie Rapuzri*a launch '
Star They cruM to Tenakoe Hot
Springs, where th?T had a fine time
From Tonakoe. they sailed for Hawk
I Inlet. Here they hunted deer for wr
^ral days and dug tor clams. on tfe?>
' landy beaches, petting great qi*nti
! :.os of the latter game.
Li-fl \-iBR Hawk Inlet, they cruised
; nrouud the roast to Juneau, where
| thty spent several day? visiting with
frionda.
"n?* trip from Juneau to Skagway -wan
loag and perilous. *n?e weather was
?old and alndy. It took three days
i to make the trip up: the three day*
>eing KIM with adven>turp? Pfc^t
1 the port oar was carried away, quick
ly followed by that one usually found
on the starboard FYjftowing closely
on this mishap, the pike-poJp want by
the board But misfortune sttll pw
wjt>d them. While the?e last ervik
rrre overtaking them, a ptopelier
'>b#de made its pot* way, and fa the ^
nelee which followed the discovery
' of its disappearance, Charlie Rapurri
| fr<*rc his hands. But despite all of
'hose misfortunes, the boys reached
: home safe and sound and weU please
| wKh their vacation of three weeka
FAMINE III
; RUSSIAN DOMAIN
ST. PETERSBURG. NOv 16? (Via
frontier) ? Three hundred thousand peo?
pie are faring starvation in Siberia.
The government has tried to sup
press the new*, but the dispatch of
the relief trains has attracted atten
tion
The famine is attributed to a tof*J
crop failure With conditions bad as
at present,, it is said the dearth rate
will be frightful as winter advances.
Though the government is sewMng
food to the sufferers. It is going in
insufficient quantities, contractors are
said to be using short weights and
supplying poorer quaMti** than those
specified, and jeovernment officiate
arv suspected of diverting large parts
of each shipment, selling them and
pocketing the prooewte.
J. M. RUFTNER AND CREW OF
MEN LEAVE ON THE
HUMBOLDT TODAY
Mr. J M. Rirffner. Ux< AtSn opec
a tor was a i?<wnir<?r on last night'*
train. He ?*? accompanied by Mr*.
(tafftnr. Tap* nailed south an the
Humboldt this afternoon
Mr. Ruftn??r expressed btmaeif
\fTy well "jvl pared w*Ji the season's
work and >xperts to open otxrattons
a* oar It ?q possible next aprinjt. on
even a l*r**r wmie than this past
simuwr Mr. Ruffner. (Mt mumi of
?r>a ted vvf-n<ie>(*i working both
nieht and duy. He bad a ?*w of
between forty and sJxty men, n?M of
came o?H on the train M
ni*ht
He reported the ice as formln*
rapidly on I^ike Atlln and Lake B?"n
nett* they having had to leans their
boa4 at T?n Mile, and mush the rsat
at the war to CartboB.
IN OGDEN
(By Alaiika News Bureau.)
OG DEN. Utah. Nov, If? The Bc
cVf block tmok fire lant night and
wan entirely deatooywi. R was the
home of mar.v commercial orjtanlta
tk>ns.
The kws due to fire and waLr *111 1
approach the 1750,000 mark.
(Ry Alaska N?w* Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Nor. 16? Rut one
more >i?rrr y "mains to he aeVwtod.
when for the eemn?1 time the Jury
box wttl be Piled, in the McNamara
rase today.
Once already twelve men wfre pas
sed by botli tides, bot on axerrisin*
their peremptory rights. ten of the
jurors w?ce eieuaed. neoesel*attn|r tha
raUhta of another venire
ATTELL BEATS YOUNG COHEN
(By Alaaka Newa Bureau.)
NEW YORK Now. If? Abe AUeB
won an easy rioCory over To*it* Co
hen her* last night The tot* w*wt
ten rounds, Attell being
decision.
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DECLARES SHE
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(By Alanka New* Rarean.)
CHCTAOO Not 16? Mm Lwoiae
WrmUr* made her ftn* statement
here todav alone her amewL She ?te
chrw her innocence
Mr* V?**nUra wm mW#il on Nor.
7 and (a cbar*wv1 with potomvtag of
nli* peopK whoae deotha harp Ikhi
a my*?ery to the police for tb* p e*t
six roam
Since hor vm(. Mm v?rmMy*
made an almoat wn i eaafnl attempt to
commit awicide, by poieonin* hermit (
Her attempted mfWde may throw
some H*trt cm the fWth of her t*p- j
tin* flhe asked flhe attendant to
(W< h*e some whK? p^p^r afee ;
km acroatomed to t?e fct her home,
and which was fcwind in a pepprr can.
Upon nottrinn ?a tarns'** peppery od
or, U?e attendant aJlowwd her to nae
freely of <*?? ?ni*j*?om?d 'pepp*"
ImmediaMy ahe waw taken arrfnw^
ly IU. and upon -lamination. K wa*
fcwnd ahe had tafeen *nwik\ The
'white WV*" "Pon beinjr tested
showed a larjte amorent of the
poison
DETECTIVES GET
(By Alaska N?w* Bnreao )
SAN FRANCISCO Nor. 16? Detect
re? here yejrterday effect# d the rap
tore o* John 8waiui. wanted in Sfcwth
AfHra for trmrrW committed In 1XH.
Swann waa alao MesT^tffcM a* the
man wwited in AMt* for the im#
ler of two men.
He is a wearer of U?e Victoria
Ooaa," which w*w riven Mm for ml
lant aervkeii performed <1uri*i(t Uf
Doer war
The HnmhoHt came *n?o port ?h*?
afternoon at 2 o'clock mm] left an
hoar Wi,
T%e Oumcao left Jtmean at * a m
and will make port early thia o renin*
Serjeant MeNamam went to Maine*
today cm the HamlnjWt. He wi4l re
turn ?n the Owwao lonifcht I
PORTLAND 10
HELP ALASKA
ROSE CITY WILL SEND DELEGA
TION TO WASHINGTON TO
HELP NORTHLAND
(By Attraka Portia.)
POR IIjANu. N<k. 14? -Th^ Hmuii
?wt of nmm+rce. h*rp ta*t tHnht
? .?!?! to *mwI a to Waah
!n*ton, P. C., and Uv? r>?xt Cimer* ??
to Fu>fp A fa* It*
TTw> aoveMMt rrw. U?? appro
val of ++erj mmilit pmwnt. tJi
d?rfc?lon brtnjr iimiiIiiwh
TAFT PARDONS
LEWISION MM
(By Alaska New* Bor#an.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nor 15?
Pr?t1d<?n?, Taft today pardotwd CW
?*? Rot****. of Maho
RobneU. wt*> mm a Nrok rV?rk tn
l^-wteton. who M'Ut'wr*1*) to t?u ymr*
In tb*> potj4t?itlary for <*nb***???tn??f
"!%* pordon aa a rorprt** to a
ntimWr of p*T?r*? faiAa-f^ton.
BOISE. Idaho So* it-Coiwnor
Jam** H. Hawlpy. wken <oM lhait
Pros' rtmt. Trft had pardoned Rot*WJ.
*Vno*srK*d H as an rarfracp a?nirwi
th* ?afMy of tfc? "wiinwsiir
Th* firm snow of wmk? Ml
)MM R tr**n to float trnUr
down at abont 1 o'rtofV and rtmUn
?#?t for a rrwrpj* of honr* TVc*
no vJaJbfc. ?f?na of V th*? mom
in*
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