You Get the Most and Very Latest War Mews in
GERMAN CRUISER STILL
LYING AT THE DOCK
REPORTS OF EITEL FREDERICK'S
ESCAPE UTTERLY UNFOUNDED
WASHINGTON, April X insistent
rumors from New York and Philadel
phia to the effect that the German
cruiser I’rlnce Kitel Frederick had made
a dash from Newport News last night
were specifically denied by the Nuv>
Department shortly after noon today
The Department has given out the In
formation that the German hunt is sllll
tied to her dock, according to wireless
dispatches from Hamilton Hoads. Wire
It ms reports front vessels of the fleet
state that there are iiu indications tlmi
the Frederick tins even contemplate!!
leaving port and the farther loading
of the vessel continues The cessation
of telegraphic communication 1 ittsc.l
hv the storm last night is thought t
tie responsible for the wild . iimm whieli
I however, was given little credence In' ‘
the conservative press.
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YOU GET THE MOST ANO VERY
LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE e'OME
OAILN NUGGET
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AUSTRIA STRIVING TO
ISOLATE MONTENEGR"
HOME. April 3, Dispatches receiv
ed from the Montenegrin capital indi
cate that Austria-Hungary is endeavor
ing to isolate Montenegro anil is dis
posing her troops in such manner that
the little nation will ultimately be cut
off from all communication with the
outside world and hopes thus to starve
the plucky Montenegrins into submis
sion. Austrian troops are declared to
be rapidly proceeding along the Serbian 1
border* and the Austrian forces quar
tered In Albania are rapidly converging
on the northern border of that district.
The Austrians are also reported to have
practically blockaded the ports of Mon
tenegro by means of submarines.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CO. IN
HANDS OF RECEIVER
NEW YORK. April 3. The Interna
tional Mercantile Marine Company,
controlling a fleet of one hundred and
;. aeteon vessels has been placed in the
hands of a receiver on the application
o' the New York Trust Company. Tbs
reason for this action is uncertain as il
is generally believed that the company,
which was organized by the Morgans, Is
entirely solvent and was doing an im
mense business owing to the withdraw
al of ships from the overseas traffic in
cident. to the war.
BRITISH STEAMER LOCKWOOD
TORPEDOED TODAY.
LONDON, April 3.—The torpedoing J
of tlie British steamship Lockwood off
the Devonshire coast today has again
caused consternation in British ship
ping circles and shippers are again
cancelling practically all shipping dates j
to points along the cast and south
coasts. The evident helplessness of the
Admiralty in coping with the submar
ine problem Is causing no end of un
easiness. The severe losses of the past
few days has again aroused the news
papers all of which tire loudly clamor
ing for some measures of relief from
the incessant attacks of the submar
ines. The Germans again varied their
lato methods by granting the crew of
the Lockwood a brief time in which
to escape to the small boats before de
stroying the vessel.
8ee Moscow burning. Dream theatre
Sunday night.
Carranza or Villa may be full of
prunes or would be if they were in
Nome and saw those large, sweet
prunes Qoggin Is selling at 12' j> cents
per pound.
CANDY
Easter Novelties and Easter Eggs at
Ule Rose Candy Store.
100 TONS OF FLOUR.
Bread only Be. North Foie Bakery
and Anvil Bakery,
U. S. SOLDIER
KILLED IN CANAL
ZONE RIOT
COLON. April X A Inf assisting to
quell it minature riot Avliieh l>r<>ke out
in the tenderloin section lost night,
Clyde Lungdnu. n corpo .,1 in the const
artillery cnnipi ny, stiitioucil in the
Canal Zone was instantly killed by a
revolver shot from the band;-: of one of
tin- rioters. Three other American sol
dins yyore slightly injured in lie- melee.
STORMS THREATEN EASTER
MILLINERY.
WASHINGTON'. April x The gov
ernment weather bureau reports indi
cate severe storms accompanied by
snow and extreme odd arc sweeping
along practically the whole Atlantic
seaboard and threatens to spoil the
Easter finery of the whole Eastern sec
tion.
POLICE QUELL RIOTS IN
WOMANS POLITICAL MEETING
CHICAGO, April 3.—That women are
far from diffident in dealing with poli
tical questions yvas again illustrated
yesterday afternoon when a riot alarm
yvas turned in at the police headquar
ters in the tlrst ward in answer to a
call from the ball where a womans po
litical meeting was in progress. On
arrival at the scene the police found a
bleeding, disheveled mass of women
who were engaged in a by no means
pacific discussion of local political pro
blems. Peace was restored with con
siderable difficulty and several men
whom the women accused of “hutting
in" were arrested. The women were
not molested but were-advised to rail
a trnee against further bostilil ies.
YALE AND PENNSY CROSS
OARS THIS AFTERNOON!
PHILADELPHIA. April 3. The an
nual boa: race between Tale and Penn
sylvania, this afternoon, opens the in
tercollegiate boating season. The
teams are in fine form anil a race of
unusual interest is - xpectcd to d"
velop.
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+ Th-re will lx* a mass miUK + j
:* at KorIo Hall. Alomlay. A'lfil »Ui + j
♦ at S:30 |>. m. ..t wliii li tin a the +
1+ various eamlhlatos will i-xpres* +
j4* their views. +
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NEWSY BULLETINS
Struggle Continues in Eastern Zone
I’I'TROOKaI). April 3 The* immense
striiep-le now extending from Galkin t<*
the Baltic continues with no decisive
ailvantaffes t<» either side hut the Bum
Minns ate rushing reinfnremnents f.i a 1
most the entire ha 11 h-fruit! while the
(humans are steadily urowing weaker.
Carranza Leading His Own Troops.
VKUA < MM /. April t'arranz. i
j**•f'sniiMlly leading his artnx and is pn
paring to give Untie to (hue ral Zapata
hear Mexico (*it \ rPoniort’oxx max see
the beginning nf t hi* «Tish ’ i*‘t x\ • «*ti
I In-si* leaders.
Great Crowds to Witness Fight.
KEY WEST. April ?> Thousands of
prize ring sports are flocking to the,
’uban capital to witness the great bout
between Johnson and Willard All th.
■Meamers from the States to rMtha ar<
•rowded. Great festivities will «• •« un
l-any the event including Mg hull fights
oek fights and lotteries.
Smyrna Bombardment Resumed.
L<»XD(»X. April ■'>. The Admit-ill' 1
udleiins indicate that the Smyrna seige
ind bombardment has been resumed
xi11 only tlie tmagerest details are re
•eived and do unf re\ » a| the definite |
<i* nation
Reason for Calling Italian Reservists.
IIM.MEI. April 3. 'I In Ministers m' tin* |
ivar and n. vv departments dc< litre tint
the reason the '•rtirni r I lias order. d
lire mobilization of the army and navy
reservists is diir In tin- intention of i In*
King to conduct the nimial inn lieu V'-rs
jf the army and tmv.v in earlj summer
Instead nt' in the fall as has been tlie
justona in previous years.
Greek Cruiser Aground.
ATHENS. April 3 The ..k eruisei i
Fokolopnl is lias run aground mi an
Agaen sea island. \ 11 English eruisei I
has responded to tin <.i:i fur help :in.lj
is now aiding the vessel.
Russian Bombardment is a Farce.
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SOFIA. April 3 - (Vinstantiiinplr ;ld- ,
rices today elaittt that for over a week
the Anglo-French Heels have not ad
vanced a. mile in the inner Dardanelles
while the Russian bombardment of tlie
Bosphorus has developed into a farce. |
the Czar’s warships never being nearer
than the extreme range of the biggest
guns of either their own nr those of the!
Turkish forts
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Icebreakers to Open Traffic Archangel
LONDON. April 3 Iecbreakers are
preparing to go to the north coast of
Norway in tlie effort to begin the open
ing of navigation to Archangel as soon
as tlie A retie ire permits steamer traffic.
Skirmish in Baltic Sea.
COPENHAGEN. April 3 it is re
ported that naval activities in the
Southern Bailie have begun. Russian
and German vessels aro reported to
have engaged in a naval skirmish with
results unknown ns. yet
Submarines Alarm Seafearing People.
CLYDEBANK. April 3 -German sub
marines sighted in north Scottish
waters alarms all seafearing people
On several occasions coastwise fisher
vessels have been chased into port by
submarines which flew the English Hag
but turned out to lie masquerading
Germans,
DISCHARGED BRAKEMAN KILLS
FORMER FELLOW EMPLOYEES
SilKl.Ti >N. Wash, April J Knianeil
berause « f a faneied grievance attains!
his t'oj fli«• I lVlh'W • IllploV l-s.-s, II I
Steele, until Intel. employed as
hrakeman <*n the Peninsula railroad j
. "ina*aled himself mar the ra.ilroan
arris last ninht and on the trrital ot |
flirt evening train opened fire «»n th*
i'«nv, instantly ki 11 ink Conduetor Alex .
Johnson. Brakernan C K l>av .ml Ins '
SI ere/., the foreman -f the S-imson I .ok j
sins' • anif* J I >. Burke, ils.. a brake I
man on the train was fatally wounded ,
After r«anpletititt his murderous work j
Steele returned to his home and later
killed himself in rite presence of It is
w if
Steele was recent 1\ dieeha i ed ft »m
the employ of tin* logging romp.nn fol
lowing charges t>f in. modem \ nd
has insisted on placing the • >m. .>1 .
the members of the ,tpw with whon
he formerU worked. Statements made
hy the widow it lie.ate that Steele ha>
brooded a great deni • v*i his dis, harg
• lid had n poutedJ mid that Jie would
get even From his ambush hack )i
file station Steele opened tire on tilt
tin ■ i«‘\v immediately upon their u
rival After killing the conductor Steele
urned his gun on the two brakeinen
rushed to the aid of the fallen
nan Storez was shot while trying to
at die hiding place of the murderer
Worr> is supposed to have driven
f *rm. i brakeman insane.
The Retreat from Moscow. Or#a(n
"•eatre. Sunday night.
TO GET THE NEWS A O THE
NUGGET.
SAX FHAXrrsO ». April J \« cord
ing to expressions >*f tin nianagonu ni
of tin* J’anama-Pacific Kxhihition an
Alaska dav will he hold sum* time in
lute July or oatlv August. Plans are
now well under wa\ and an * \t• nsr. •
program will ho prepared which will
include a reproduction of the famous
All-Alaska Sweeprtakes dog race win- I
will he held over tin- auto course
Several teams of the famous Alaska
i .'-mg dogs are hot*- including tin* John
I •iin-M’ll t • .1 111 |I t ,f f I ! rol l]
The northern * . win In* made .
special feature.
Tin- pin its .-f t} ■ * m *n;»L,**m- nt mcliph
in invitation to ilovi rnor strong and
t in M . •' • • - •!' !' t i ■ \ la I n «• i t ; ■ - - t
ait' ini "I'll*- i I'tiwdi. visiting the 1 »ia
fair air .It i S \ her Milling* great ir and thf
i■ ifv is .-r.iwdecl with the man visitors
See th© greet battle in The Retreat
from Moscow. Dream. Sunday night
Gulf Steamer Break* Propel l*r Shaft
MJU OKI.K.VNS, April *.--The
earner Menus uf the Morgan line tuts
-rrn.it liei.- I.y.111 >• crippled having bat
tl.d with a heavy storm which raged
\ er the tiulf. Sunday. Monday and
i ’irsii.i;., iturlng which the propeller
iufl cracked.
Brazil Discourage* Export* Britian.
I.' i,\ In i.\, \pi il . The authorities
i -11. Lie red lo the reported efforts of
il l . izilian government to curtail
■mi mutton exports owing to pro
- el s.-ntiment Consular reports
-ii il that unofficially the Brazilian
- riiment is trying to discourage all
experts ie Britian.
See Alexander I. praying for Mos
now's safety. Dream Sunday night.
RECALLED FROM GERMANY
li&IU.iX. April a Vnu-rii ,ui arm
officers who are now attached In I he
several eommatuls of the Uenuan mil
itary forces in the eapaeil.v of observers
have received siunnwry nnleis hv cable
to return to the 1’ntted States at oie
The order has treated consideiab . di~
cusslon in official circles and came a*
a complete surprise to the Americans
all of whom expected to remain in 15u
rope until the end of the wui Lent ,
enant-Colonel .Joseph 1 Kuhn is tin-:
only American officer whose name is'
gXT-ajigl1 SV-ggSKLi- 'MM
nut included in Hi- ui'iji'i to tcturn to
the t 'nIto, i mat i i 1 vlng been de
signated nil the militate attache to ttii> (
I' u i toil Slab" embassy .it Berlin n
succeed Major I.anghot11.• who was re
i • *1111 roi ailed, ii is rumored .it tie'
lo.iuast ef the Kaisi i himself
The officials attached to the local;
•niiassy profess tn have no knowledge
of the reason for the sudden recall of I
American army officers mil the I
eider lias created no little speculation. j
fCo official cognizance of the act of the
i I st.ii' - has so far been taken
many it is believed that the sue
in ill of Malor Langhorne has some
i nir "ii the present situation li
rumori'l that the late military at
tacit** w is guilty "f several Indlscre
In ns to which the ltt-rlln government
t-iok exception ami resulted in the re
II f Hie American officer
The Imperial Russian troops are
shown in The Retreat From Moscow
at the Dream, Sunday night.
SNOW RESOLUTION WILL
PROBABLY PASS TODAY
■lUNKAl', April :!. The hill intro
duced liy Representative Jim < I’. 1 >.11v
of the Second division designed to in
crease the power of municipal corpora
tions over public servic..
will conic up for consideration by tile
lower house April fifth The measure
will allow the local government of
municipalities a greater latitude in
dealing with public service corpora
lions doing business in the territory.
Tile resolution of K Snow of
Ruby allowing the people of the terri
tory to vote "wet or dry” at the next
election and which will become effec
tive on January 1st, 1018, is now under
consideration in the House. Hut little
opposition to the measure has so far
«
developed nod it is probable lhal il
will he passed this ifternoon.
To Open Prison Camp Near Moscow.
I“KTH< iQtiAl>. April :! Preparations
are being made to open a great prison
I camp inir .Moscow for accommodation
nf the enemy which will lie taken dnr
lug 1 he rent summer i anipaigi
Panama Canal In Good Shape.
('Ol.t)X, April t No slides have oi
cured in tin- canal during (lie past tun
weeks and the eanat is again unim
peded. Vessels are passing to and fro
with elocklike precision and the great
machinery nf the canal shows no Bigtis
of weakness, structural or otherwise.
Small Vessels Sunk by Germans
l,i >N DON. April 3 Because English
fisher vessels anil trawlers have beern
actively engaged in removing the hun
Idreds of mines mil floating torpedoes
from the North sea the German suh
mariners are now particularly active
toward this class of vessels as indi
rated In the sinking of a score during
the past week, few of which have been
reported by the authorities.
Anglo-French Navies Seem Helpless
AMSTERDAM. April 3.—Nothing
that- the Anglo-French navies can do
stems to be able to dam the terrific toll
f tilled shipping. The occasional losses
in neutral nations whose vessels must
pass through the North sea in order !■»
t-. .n il ?. mdinavian countries are reus
ing i considerable restraint In trade
with those nations.
FAGLES MEMORIAL EXERSI3ES
NOTICE
All Eagles are requested to meet in
the Club Rooms Sunday at 1 e'eteek
p. m.