HUERTA USES
THE IRON HAND
Causes the Arrest of 110 Con
gressmen and Lands Them
in the IF*enitentiary.
Mexico City. Oct. U .-President
Huerta has caused the arrest of
I it) congressmen. They have
been lodged in the penitentiary
and are being guarded by state
troops. The excitement which
followed the arrest of the mem
bers was intense and for a short
lime it was feared that the scenes
which look [dace when President
Madero met his'death were about
to lie n -enarled.
Tin- arre'sl of the congressmen
followed their threat to abandon
the capital and leave Huerta un
able to carry our his program in
regard to the coming elections.
The president secretly ordered
I Ii<. troops to surround the con
gressional chamber before in
forming them that they were un
der arrest. The announcement
caused pandemonium to break out
and Huerta sought safely by sur
rounding himself by the troops.
The congressmen are indignant
at the insult offered them and de
clare dial they will mil recog
nize Huerta as president any
longer.
NO MORE BEER
Famous Brewer Died From Drop
sy While Seeking eHalth on
the Continent.
I.a i nil* nr 11 wal Inirli. Prussia,
<ld. i 1 .--Adolphus, Busch. Ihc
famous SI. I.mils brewer, died
here Iasi night from dropsy. He
leaves an eslale of *(><),(Mid,(KM).
The deceased had been ill for
some lime and was travel mg on
the coiilineiil in the hope of re- i
gaining his health. He was re
cenlly decorated with the order
of Philip the (ioiid by I he (irand
fluke of Hesse and had also been
decorated by the Herman Kmper
or for endowments of Herman
universities and friendship shown
Hermans in America.
The deceased was horn in Her
many in IS.'fil ami came to Amer
ica tis ti young man. lie Inis been
prominent in Ihe development of
the western stales and is inter
ested in many of the largest
financial and industrial establish!
meats of America.
LOTS OF MONEY
FOR THE MARSHAL
—i ■ J •'.'»<; » A c.
Marshal Breimeman received a
telegram this morning from At
torney General McReynolds in
forming him that'the department
had placed Hie sum of $36,600
to liis' credil. iii the United States
treasury, against which he could
draw‘‘for current expenses. The
felegrim indicates'that the bond
gied- by the marshal with I tie de
partment ha1* fioeii accepted'. 1
Former Premier Dead.
TokSo, Oct; I .— FfljVmW- Rl'emier
Kutsura didd at his home last
night; Hr was premier during the
Japanese-Rnssian war period artd
was' very popular with lhe,^ua^s
PS,
f Moose Danes
The Order of Alaskan Moose
will give their regular Weekly
dance Saturday night, at their hall
to which all friends of the organ
J/alion are invited . Dancing will
begin at 0:30 sharp. Tickets can
be had of members. Good music.
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HUNDREDS OF PERSONS LOST LIVES
WHEN STEAMER WAS DURNED AT SEA
Liverpool, Oct. I I .--Another
disaster, second only to that of
the Titanic which sank carrying
1,500 persons to watery graves,
has been reported by wireless.
.The steamer Volturno, from Rot
terdam, was burned at sea amt
many of her passengers lost
their lives although other ves
sels were using every effort to
reach Ihe burning ship to lake
off Ihe imperiled passengers and
crew.
ATHLETICS ARE WORLD’S CHAMPIONS;
TAKE FINAL GAME FROM GIANTS TODAY
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Philadelphia .3
New Y'»rk .I
New York. Old. 1 I.— Philadel
phia wnii the lillli fiame uf the
ehanipinnship series here Imlav,
making il four In mie. deciding
(lie eham|)inrishi|> in favnr nf 1 lie
Al hlelies. IMank pilehed I'nr I lie
•
winners anil Mai liewson for I lie
(Hants. Plank was 'Stingy with
his liils, allowing the (Hants on
ly |wo, while the Hig Six allowed
six raps. The linal score was
three for (lonnie Mack's men and
one for New York.
Mi'liraw’s crew made two hits
and I wo errors, while I he Ath
Idics made six hits ami one er
ror. New York 'Scored her only
run in the lit'lh inning. I'hiladel
pliia scored one run in the lirsl
and two more in the third, when
they placed a stranglehold on
Ihel championship.
The Polonrounds were crowd
ed with id.diMl fans, who crowded
info I Iii* lielil anil hniili'il ami pull
iil fur IIm (Hants.
Ten special trains were run
I'rnm Philadi*Iphia to tiring the I
erowils I'rciin I lie Sleepy (lily.
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New Yorkn n n 0 I n n 0 n__|
Pliil'a. . . . J (l J P (I P ...
Phoenix Federal Authorities Ar
rest Judge Maher, of Los
Angeles.
Phoenix. Ariz. Orl. II.—Indue
Mailer, formerly federal district
attorney al Los Angeles and one
of Hie hesl known attorneys on
the Parilic roast, was arrested
here today and charged with hav
ing violated the Mann white slave
art. in I ha I he had hronghl with
him from the roast city a young
and prelly girl and had register
ed as man and wife al a local ho
tel.
The arresl has raused a sen
sation nwiiiK In llie prominent
I ms i I inn of Maher, and also of
thi: woman, who is the daughter
of well known l.ns Angelas pen
I'le.
Intimates the President After
y,IJ iI'’.Tv" . . t*’
Hearing of potion of Bank
ft( ^v4if>T «
ere Convention.
Washington, Oct. II.— Presi
dent Wilson haV intimated lha'I
the viXws expi'e'Sscd 'by the bank
ers al the recent convention held
by them a) Heston, in which they
passed strong resolution's against
the (Hass currency1 bill, which is
being urged by the administra
tion. is due'to’their unwillingness
IfM suft'ifttde# thd tjhfltrol of the
currency of the country from
!their own hands to those of the
| government. « .
‘ The hankers wish to continue
In control the financial system
of the country, according to the
president, hut he will insist up
on this congress passing the law
as at present drafted and al this
session of congress.
TEN STEAMERS RESPOND TO ALARM 8ENT OUT BY WIRE
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LESS AND SAVE 521 PERSONS, BUT 236 ARE REPORTED
MISSING — ONLY MEAGRE DETAILS RECEIVED.
The steamer was discovered lo
lie on fire at 9:50 yesterday morn
ing and the wireless immediately
sent out an alarm, which was
answered by ten 'vessels. The
fire spread with such rapidity
(hal many of Iht* passengers
jumped into the sea during die
panic which prevailed as die
Haines gained headway.
• The details of the disaster
have nol been received beyond the
statement lliaL the steamer Gar
menia hail arrived in time to
save live hundred and twenty
one of the passengers and crew
and that two hundred and Ihirly
six were reported missing. The
vessels are circling the scene to
pick up those who made their es
cape in the shi|i's hoals and life
rafts.
The disaster took place while
the steamer was in latitude 48:25
north, longitude west.
Schley’s Neice Marries After Few
Hours Acquaintance With a
Farmer.
Kaslnii. I'eiiii.. Oel. II.—\
noire of Admirals Schley's was
married here today' to a farmer
whom she had not known hut a
few hours before 'she determined
to become his bride.
After a few hours aeiiuaiiitance
I he pair determined to marry ami
are now man and wife and are
livinu on the farm where. I he two
met.
PAPERS BEFR¥ND
HELPLESS JEW
Claim Accused Cannot Secure
Fair TriAl Before the Court
On Murder Charge.
Keiv, Russia, Oct. 11.—The
conservative papers are denounc
ing the court for trying Monde!
Beilis, the Jew, who is charged
With having murdefed a Christian
'boy two years ago. The claim is
'made that, he was nop responsible
for the death of the child and
that the charges were preferred
by the officers to avenge them
selves against the Jews.
The papers assert that the ac
cused cannot secure a fair hear
ing and was condemned before
the trial began owing Io the feel
ing (.if |jgtml agdmst bis race*
Hundreds oT Jews hqrvo been mur
dered and the authorities have
lie< n (inutile to tiring their slay
ers to trial. Beilis has been kept
in close eonllnement for two
years and lias not been permitted
an opportunity of proving his'in
nocence.
Fresh eastern oysters at the
Valdez Cafe. itf.
SWEDISH KING
IS VERY ILL
Suffering From Cancer and No
Hope for Recovery—Crown
Prince Regent.
Stockholm. Sweden. Oel. II.
King dwsliil' V.. tin* reigning
niunareli of I lie country, is cril
ieally ill and I>111 lillle hope is
held mil for his recovery. Tin*
king is suffering from cancer of
the stomach.
drown Prince (i.uslive Adolph
lias been appoi.nl ed regent by hi'o
father and is conducting the. af
fairs of slate.
LUTE PRESS ON
YESTERDAY’S GAME
. ,',.}>■• i i ■ . . • ■ '1 (
Murray Had Chance in the Eighth
to Tie Score—Marquard
Was Tightwad.
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Philadelphia, Oct. II.— In the
secoiid inning of yesterday's ball
game Baccy, for the Athletics,
doubled, scoring Molnnes, who
Was oil second; ih the fourth
Bchang singled, scoring Strtiiik
aind: I^arry, then Schang scored
when Merklo muffed' Bender’s
roller. Burns' and Murray were
on the bag when eMrklc came
Across with I ho hit that: made
things interesting. The rooters
told him to sprain his leg again
alqd sit on the base, but lie made
the circuit. The fans were sick
for a few moments, thinking that
Bender hall blown up.
Murray might have licit the
score in the eighth but he failed
to connect with the ball.
In the sixth inning Mender
pitched only nine halls and re
tired the New York players.
Maripjard was a. tiglilwpd And
was stingy? with hits: ' Uemarev
•gave. ,jpymt;.ttit^in live innings.
FINDS PEARLS IN
FEED OF OYSTERS
Pearls Worth $7,000 in Feed
of Oysters on the Half
Shell.
i
I'hIi.uiflpiiia. (let. II.—A Rus
sian tourist who slopped at a ros
lauranl in lliis oily ordered a
inilal of oysters and found pearls |
worth seven thousand dollars in
Ih< in.
The Russian was as much
surprised as the proprietor when
he found several of the oysters
on the half shell had pearls in
them and he pocketed them, re
fusing l.o give to the owner of hie
reslauran the valuable jewels,
claiming that he had purchased|
the oysters and contents and that
In* intended to keep them.
IS EXECUTED;
MURDERED GIRL
Leo Frank Pays Penalty for Hor
rible Crime—Dishonors,
Then Murders tilrl.
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Atlanta, <ia., Ocl. II—Leo
Frank, who inurdered a 15-year
old girl in his employ after he had
dishonored her and she was soon
to become a mother, was executed
here today for his act.
The crime was' one of the
worst in the history of the stale.
After dishonoring the grid he de
liberately set about her murder
and accomplished it hy strang
ling her to de.$th in the won da,
after taking her out in the coun
try in his automobile. The body
was discovered and the murderer
was hr-oughi before, the bar of
|jiislic(* and forced to pay the pen
ally of his crime.
' Frank was wealthy ami of good
family, 4-he girl was Ihedaugh
JoK-Of' l>oor people and was em
ployed in Frank's factory. ;
LANE FAVORS
ALL RAIL ROUTE
B®lieves Panama-Alaska Railroad
is Feasible and Will Meet
With Approval.
Washington, Oct. iJ.—Secre
tary Franklin K. Lane, of the De
partment of the Interior, has re
covered from the collapse sulFer
ed in California and is hack again
at his office, lie favors the plan
of a railroad from Seattle through
British Columbia into Alaska,
which is now being discussed in
both countries. The secretary be
lieves the scheme is perfectly
feasible and will meet with the
full approxal of the Hritish and
Canadian governments, as il has
with that of the province of Brit
ish Columbia,
I lie inline ol M'iillle has been
allaelieil In I lie scheme because
that is l lie lirst ureal American
city which Wimlil lie entered by
travelers from I lie north ami
would be i lie connecting' link with
the oilier roads leading to the
south. The lirilish ('.olumbia
government is enthusiastic over
I tie |iro|ioscd line and have oH'er
ed 111 construct their |>orlion of
the banama-ScalIie-Alaska rail
road.
IMPEACH SULZER
SAYS PARKER
Charges That Governor is Men
tally and Morally Unfit for
Position.
Albany. del. JI.--II i.- now ex
Imm-11*i.| that lIn- liipli i*i>url of im
P aflimnnl will Milr on Lin; Sul
/it i111|>«-;i<-ii111>-ill on nexl Mon
day. Alton H. I’arkiT. funner
(•andidalf for president on the
I leuioeral ie ticket, in summint?
up for the pritseruioii. said that
(iiivernnr Sulzer had been proven
menially and morally unlit for the
position of trust which lie holds.
Hi asserted that the evidence
had proven that Sulzer had re
ceived money for his campaign
which he had never used for the
purposes for which it had been
cimleilmled, hut had used it to
speculate w ith on Wall street and
to lake up tile old debt he owed
the linn of brokers for having
carried his margins, when (.hot
stock tie carried fell below the
live points allowed by brokers
before they sell their customers
out.
Sulzer is also guilty, he said,
for having sworn to his statement
of campaign expenses of less than
95.000, when he knew that many
times that amount had been col
lected and used in the itglit t#
elect him as governor.
Judge Parker urged the im
peachment of the governor up
on the evidence produced at the
trial.
Neal Robertson, the Knights
Island-capper operator, who ha»>
spent the summer on his prop
erly down I lie hay, and who also
investigated a number of Port
Wells quartz claims with a view
tii investing, returned to Valdez
last night on the Brighton and
will leave on the next steamer
for the stales.
The launch Brighton, Captain
Slainy, returned from Port NVelte
last night, bringing seven pas
sengers. some of whom made the
round trip.
Danoe Tonight.
Attend the hig'dance tonight at
Ragle Hall. Four-piece orches- —
Ira: line music.