yOL s MAY AID, AI AM<A, Till KsDAA EVENING. NOVEMBER 13, 1913 NO. H
WILSON’S MAN
IN CONFERENCE
WITH CARRANZA
Nogales, Nov. 13— William Havatd
Hale, a personal representative of
President Wilson, and General Gar-;
ranza, president of the constitutional-!
isas' government in Mexico, and his
cabinet, are m conference here.
The utmost secrecy surrounds the
conference. No one concerned will
talk for publication. Conjectures are
rife, but unreliable.
Mazatlan, Mexico, Nov. 13—The big
German armored cruiser Nueremburg,
unnounced, uuietly arrived and drop
ped anchor in the harbor here last
night, _,_
WRECK AND RUIN
FOLLOWS STORM
ON THE LAKES
Port Huron, Nov. 13—The great
storm on the lakes and land contigu
ous has caused seventy deaths. The
shores of Lake Huron are strewn with
wreckage. Bodies of wrecked victims
are being washed ashore. Six large
vessels, with their crews, are lost.
The loss, chiefly confined to the
shipping industry, will reach into the
millions.
Buffalo, Nov. 13—Six persons, com
posing part of the c»*ew of a wrecked
lightship, are known to have been
drowned.
Calumet, Nov. 13 The North Queen
is the name of the steamer wrecked on
Manitou island. All on board were
saved.
Cleveland, Nov. 13-The terrific
blizzard prevailing here for the past
three days has claimed five victims,
who were frozen.
Snow to a depth of two feet covers
the ground. The public schools are
closed. The loss will reach two rnii
lion dollars.
WRECK OFF THE
SPANISH MAIN
Lisbon, Nov. 13-Tbe Italian bark
Elso sank in a storm oil the Spanish
coast yesterday; twenty persons, com
posing the crew, went down with the
ship. __
Sampson Sails Saturday
Seattle, Nov. 13—The steamer Ad
miral Sampson arrived here yesterday
and is scheduled to sail Saturday.
Meet me at the Branch
Meet me at the Branrn.
Finch’s Golden Wedding rye at the
Branch._
Gold Nugget goods made to
order at George, the Jeweler’s.
BIG EARTHQUAKE
DESTROYS TOWNS
KILLS hundreds;
i
—
Lima, Peru, Nov. 13—Ten towns j
were practically wiped out and hun
dreds of people are killed and maimed
bv an earthquake of yi^antic propor
tions which occurred yesterday in the
inland province of Aymurais, in
Pern. Thousands are rendered home
less and destitute.
The Peruvian government is taking
steps to render aid to the victims.
POISONING AND
BURGLARIES IN
FARRELL, PA.
Farrell, Penn., Nov. 13—A series of
1 poisonings and burglaries in this town
has tended to throw the inhabitants
into a condition almost bordering on a
! panic. Forty persons have been pois
oned, fourteen of whom cannot survive.
Six residences have been burglarized.
There is no clue to the perpertra
tors of the outrages. It is generally
believed that a gang is working in the
town, the poison being given in order
to permit the looting of the home.
Additional police are on patrol, night
and day, in the residence district. No
arrests have been made, although the
tir>t residence was burglarized a week
ago. _
MOTHER AND
WIFE DIVIDE
New York, Nov. 13—The mother
and wife of Charles Gates have reach
ed an amicable settlement with refer
ence to the bijr estate left by the de
parted spectulator. After {fivintr $*'00,
000 to relatives and friends of each,
the mother and wife equally divided
■ two million dollars.
ISOME CAKE
IT WILL BE
_
New York, Nov. 13—A local baker
is cooking Miss Jessie Wilson’s wed
j dint? cake. It will weigh one hundred
| and forty pounds.
Explosion in nine
Bell Valley, O., Nov. 13—Several
were killed outright and seven are
entoombed as the result of an explo
sion in a coal mine here last night.
For reliable information write Can
non, Pioneer hotel. Knik, Alaska, t
Meet me at the Branch. *
Pabsts blue ribbon beer at The
Branch. *
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Victoria, B. C'., Nov. 13 Great e»]
citement was caused here today In a
rumor, which gained wide circulation,
that Premier McBride of British Col
umbia, had entered into an agreement
with the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway Company, whereby the
cempany obligated itself to huild a
railway line from Seattle tnrough Bri
tish Columbia into Alaska.
Wnen seen, the premier denied the
report.
NEW HAZELTON
BANK IS ROBBED
CASHIER SHOT
New Hazel tun. B. C.. Nov. 13—Five
bandits entered the I’nion bank of this
boom in? settlement last ni?ht, secured
10,000 and made a getaway.
While looting the hank the bandits
were surprised by the cashier, who
I raised an alarm. The bandits shoe the
[cashier as they emerged from the bank
land fled down the street. Citizens
I gave chase and a running battle en
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| sued. The darkness aided the bandits
and they escaped to the bids.
Posses are in pursuit today.
Chicago, Nov. 13—A trial of the
clairvoyant swindlers is in progress
here. Mrs. Rapp, one of the victims,
testified yesterday that she had lost
$12,000 by investing in a scheme rec
ommended to her by one of the clair
voyants whom she had consulted. Ac
complices of the clairvoyant got the
money.
MRS. BLAKE
STOPS SUIT
New York, Nov. 13—Mrs. Blake,
wife of the great surgeon, has dropped
her suit against Mrs. Clarence Mackay,
j in which she claimed one million dol
lars for alienation of the affections of
her husband.
Seeks to Oust Packing Companies
Jefferson City, Mo., Nov. 13—'The
attorney-general of Missonri, in a case
before the state supreme cobrt, is seek
ing to oust from the state five of the
larger meat packing corporations, on
the grounds that they are trusts in
violation of the Sherman law.
$1,000 DIAMOND
At George, the Jeweler’s. Steel blue.
Perfect 3 metric.
REPUBLICANS
NAME MEN FOR
1916 CAMPAIGN
Washington, Nov IT—Tn an effort
to bring about a reconciliation be
tween the republican ami the pro
gressive parties, republican leaders are
suggesting the nomination of a presi
dential ticket for the 191b campaign to
read its follows:
For president Hughes of New York,
now an associate justice of the United
States supreme court.
For vie-president—Senator Uumrains
of Iowa, or Senator Borah of Idaho.
The only hope of defeating the de
[ mocrats, the leaders frankly admit,
lies in an amalgamation of the repub
licans and progressives.
FIGHT MALONE
New York, Nov. 13—'Tatnman.v Hall
j is protesting against the confirmation
i of Malone, named yesterday by Presi
dent Wilson as collector of customs for
i he port of New York. The chief
chi irge against Malone is that while lie
> was serving as an assistant district
I attorney of New York, he did rot at
tend to Ids duties; that lie was absent
| for an exten led period,on private bus
; iness, and accepted pay just the same.
As Senator O’Ciorman is Malone’s
I father-in-law, it is anticipated that
'senatorial courtesy will permit his
| speedy confirmation.
I -
i
| IS INCORPORATED
j
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The Seward Sampling Works is go
| ing into the hands of a corporation,
I now being formed. The incorporators
I are Charles Crawford, Geo. A. Mir
• lach, H. E. Ellsworth, d. L. Graef,
•Sam. I. Silverman, Andrew Iverson
and J. Lindley Green. The capital
stock will be $10,000, of the par value
; of $1.00 per share. The company will
| operate the stamp mill and laboratory
formerly owned by H. E. Ellsworth, as
well as making the necessary prepara
tions for the sampling and testing of
ores for the general public at actual
j cost. The principal aim of the com
pany will be to advertise the mineral
resources of the country tributary to
Seward.
Mr. Silverman is thoroughly con
versant with the sampling of ores, and
makes the claim that this section of
country warrants the starting of such
an enterprise. He further claims that
the benefits to the mining industry of
this section will be innumerable.
Budweiser beer at the Branch. *
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Razor? The best ever can be
found at George, the Jeweler’s