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JUNEAU, April 6—The Cache
Creek Dredging Company, a Washing
ton corporation operating mining
property on Cache Creek, in the Susit
na river district, have applied to the
land office here for a lease on coal
lands on Cache creek. The company
will, If the lease is granted, mine coal
for fheir own use, and states that they
will use about 2,000 tons of the fuel
annually.
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JUNEAU, April 6—Manager P. It.
Bradley, of the Treadwell mine, pro
pose to establish a farm near Juneau,
if a suitable location can be found,
for the benefit of the employees of the
mine who work under ground.
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BUCK FROM
LONDON, April 6—Earl Gray, the
British Foreign Secretary, has ex
cluded Gifford Pinchot from Belgium.
When Pinchot attempted to pass
through France to Belgium, as the
agent of the American Belief Expedi
tion, permission was refused him. on
the ground that his siter, Lady John
stone, is the wife of the British min
ister to Holland.
Pinchot was not arrested, but was
merely compelled to turn back. No
diplomatic trouble is expected to fol
low with the United States.
LONE PROSPECTOR
TAKES OWN LIFE
The United States Marshal’s office
has received the information that
John Duholm, a prospector living in
a small cabin on Bear creek, three
from Moose pass and 12 from Mile 29
on the Alaska Northern railroad, had
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with a 30-1) rifle.
Duholm first killed his faithful dog
! that had lived with him for many
years and which the prospector was
determined should not be left to
starve. He killed the dog with a 22,
shooting it in the head.
Duhoim had'been talking of sucide
for many weeks, hut the prospectors
with whom he had talked did not be
lieve he meant it.
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LONDON, April G— Unofficial dispatches from Austria re
port that the Austro-German forces in the vicinity of Lupkow
pass in the Carathians, have been decisively defeated by the
! Russians and are now in full retreat. Reports from all other
sources, however, indicate that the armies an* still grappling
in a desperate struggle.
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LONDON, April 6—Reports from Petrograd state that
fighting in Hungary, north of Szernowitz, has resulted favor
ably to the Russians. After a stubborn fight the Austrians were
defeated, and are now retreating before the Russian advance.
[TROUBLE BETWEEN SERBIA AND
BULGARIASETTLED PEACEABLT
LONDON, April G—It is semi officially reported'that Serbia
and Bulgaria have reached a friendly understanding, and a
peaceful settlement of the trouble arising out of the invasion of
Serbia by irregular Bulgarian troops last week.
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( OI LNI1 ADEN, April G— I lie Swedish steamer England,
from Buenos Ayres for Gothenburg, loaded with maize and
!>ran, lias been seized by the Germans in the Baltic Sea, and
taken to a German port.
LOSt HEAVILY
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JUNEAU, April 6—The colored men
of Juneau and Douglas were cleaned
of several thousand dollars, as a re
sult of the Johnson-Willard fight.
The negros enthusiastically placed
their money on the colored champion,
believing him to be invincible, and
there was "weeping, wailing and
gnashing of teeth" in the negro colony
when the news wns received on the
downfall of their hero.
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GUILTY
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6—All of the
twenty-seven defendants in the Terre
Haute election fraud case, which has
been on trial here for several weeks
past in the federal court, were found
guilty by the Jury. The defendants
number among them many prominent
citizens of Terre Haute, among them
being Mayor D. M. Roberts, of Terre
Haute.
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GERMANY AND AUSTRIA RUSH
TROOPS TO EASTERN TRONT
GENEVA, April 6—The traffic between Switzerland rfnd Germany is be
ing greatly delayed by the fact that the German railroads are being fully
occupied with the transportation of troops from Flanders to Austria, where
they will be sent to the eastern front to stem the tide of the Russian in
vasion in Hungary and Galicia. Large bodies of Austrian troops have
also been withdrawn from the Tyrol, near the Italian frontier, and are be
ing rushed to the eastern fighting zone.'
BRITISH FLEET BOMBARDS
FDRTS GULF OF SMYRNA
ATHENS, April 6—British warships are again bombarding the forts at
the entrance of the Gulf of Smyrna, In Asiatic Turkey. In conjunction
w ith the fire of the fleet, hydroaeroplanes belonging to the allies are drop
ping bombs on the forts, doing considerable execution. All foreigners
have been ordered out of Smyrna by the Turkish authroltlez.
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gers, among whom were A. B. lies, nnd James Godfrey, of the Mother Lode
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TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL (i, 1915.
PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE No. 74.
VENGENCE IS MINE—A Lubin Drama.
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