San Francisco. Nov. 19.—The Pa
cific Congress has formed a perma
nent organization and declares that
Japan could capture the Pacific coast
in thirty days. It makes a demand
for a battleship fleet on this coast
and an increase in the standing
army of twenty-five regiments; also
the infantry in proportion to the cav
alry and artillery.
POLICE
REBUFF
London, Xov. 19.—The suffraget
tes marched one thousand strong to
the session of parliament and insist
ed upon the passage of a bill. They
were rebuffed by the police and
many arrests made.
STAINS
Washington. Xov. 19.—Chief Nav
al Instructor Capps goes to Manila
to examine the naval stations at Ca
vite and Olongapo.
Seattle, Nov. 19.—The steam
achooner Lindsay has been chartered
by E. R. Grav and will sail on De
cember 1 on monthly trips to south
western Alaska.. Its capacity has
been reserved for the first trip for
merchandise. Captain Harriman will
be the master.
GUNEXPLOSION
KILLSJORR
’*Yashing!on, Nov. 19.—A gun on
the navy grounds exploded this af
ternoon killing four people.
Washington, Nov. 19.—The Chi
nese minister has received com
plaints from the Chinese residents
of the Palcific coast, which he is now
considering. They charge that the
authorities of San Francisco have
started a campaign to exclude ori
entals from America on account (if
the hook worm.
W. J. Allen made a business trip
to Cordova on Monday.
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St. Petersburg. Nov. 19.—Entire
Manchuria has been officially declar
ed cholera infected.
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Seattle, Nov. 19.—The gasoline
schooner Bender Brothers arrived
from Nome twenty days out, during
which time terrific gales were en
countered.
LESS POWER FOR
LEGISLATURES
Seattle, Nov. 19.—A convention is
being held in this city of state offi
cials who are strong advocates of
home rule and less power to the leg
islature.
TAKING HNS
Seattle, Nov. 19.—The body of ex
Governor Swineford has arrived from
Ketchikan and will be taken by his
wife to Michigan for interment.
Washington, Nov. 19.—The forth
coming convention of the national
rivers and harbors congress, which
will he held here December 7 8 and
9. gives promise of excelling in point
of numbers and personnel any pre
vious convention of the congress. The
events leading up to the passage of
the last river and harbor bill ac
centuate the needs of a comprehen
sive policy of inland waterway im
provements.
NEED OE FOREIGN
Kansas City, Nov. 19.—At a ban
quet tendered Secretary of Com
merce and Labor Nagel he stated
that he favors the organization of a
federal charter and also the need
of foreign commerce.
MNHHECRIEF
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Seattle, Nov. 19.—The effort to
have Mayor Gill removed is still be
ing made by the people who declare
; for a cleaner Seattle. Unless Chief
| of Police Wappenstein is let out the
: fight against both officials is tc be
j waged to the bitter end.
wifeUcted
Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. 19.—Mil
lionaire Sehwenk’g wife was today
indicted for the murder of her hus
band.
Mexico City, Not. 19.—There has
been a general uprising among the
Revolutionists at Puebla, which ha*
resulted in the killing of a hundred
people. The chief of police was slain
by a woman and a bomb thrown in
to a crowd maiming and killing
many. Federal troops have been
sent to the scene and further trouble
is not expected. The uprising plan
ned for Mexico City on Sunday has
been frustrated by the officials.
San Francisco, Nov. 19.—The tug
Sea Prince was sunk by colliding
with the steamer Grey at Stoke Cas
tle and four members of the crew
drowned.
FOOflLLGAME
New Haven, Nov. 19.—In one of
the most brilliant struggles on the
gridiron the Yale and Harvard foot
ball teams played a tie game toda>.
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Austin, ?cov. 19.—The Governor
has ordered the entire Texas rang
ers to proceed to the border line and
prevent the Mexicans from forming
an invasion into Mexico.
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