The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-05

IVY WY WY w WY wv S~SN profit" The colonel made demand for the destruction of civil privileges He urged in lieu thereof government ownership and the regulation of corporations doing an interstate bus mess. Such regulation should be bas- ed upon the knowledge of the facts. including a physical valuation of the property.
 Ships Quarantined. NEW YORK. Aug. 31. - The au- thorities are making strenuous eff ! forts to prevent the introduction of Asiatic cholera into the United States. | The steamer Caronia which arrived l here today from Liverpool was sub ! jected to a thorough inspection. Murder by a Parson.
 KANSAS CITY. Aug 31-Rev. C. | Brown. formerly pastor of the Chris tian church here, shot and killed Mrs. Edith Ward, and shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Annie I.ampherc. He then committed suicide.
 Wants Choate Dsbarred
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 31.- Before the American Bar Association. which is in convention here in this city. Joseph Watts. New York at torney, made a demand that Joseph | H. Choate. one of Americas most famous lawyers. be disbarred for having brought disgrace and dishon- or upon the American bar. The de mand created a great sensation.
 Will Nominate Teddy.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Lloyd Gris- com. chairman of the New York county committee, has spread con sternation in the ranks of the regu- lar Republicans by announcing that he will nominate Colonel Roosevelt as temporary chairman of the Sara toga convention, in spite of the re fusal of the state committee to con slider his name.
 The Illinois Grafters.
 CHICAGO. Aug. 31 General Manager Powell, of the American Car and Equipment Company, occu- pied the witness chair the whole of yesterday He produced numerous books and documents to show exact ly how the grafters worked, and how they padded the accounts.
 Broker Suicides.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 31. A man leaped from the twenty-sixth floor of the Park Row building here today and crashed through the roof of a six story building below, where his body became entangled in the ma chinery of an elevator. From papers on his person he is believed to be F. H. Holbrook, an insurance broker. The cause of the suicide is unknown.
 Roosevelt, 1912.
 MANITOWOC. Wis., Aug 31-In a campaign speech delivered here last night Senator Deliver said that Colonel Roosevelt would be the stan dard bearer of te Republicans next year
 Militia Fights Fires. BIG TIMBER, Mont, Aug. 31.- Three companies of the state mili- tia have been ordered out to fight fires in the Boulder reserve. In other parts of the state the heavy rains have eXtinguished the fires Pioneer Alaskan Dies
 OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug 31. - John Olds, for thirty years hotel pro, . prietor at Juneau, Alaska, died in this city this afternoon. At the time of his death he was proprietor of the Occidental hotel at Juneau
 Life Imprisonment for Burglar. TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 31 - Plead, ing guilty to the charge of having committed several burglaries, Fred Preston, better known as the day light burglar" has been sentenced to Imprisonment for life as the court considered him to be an habitual criminal
 An Explosion in Seattle. SEATTLE, Sept. l. An explo sion occurred yesterday at the Lyon building. corner of Third avenue and . James street, Seattle. The police believe that the explosion was the result of an attempt to destroy the building. The explosion was succeed ed by fire. The crowd thought that } an attempt was being made to rob the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Nc clew to the perpetrators has been , found, although one man has been . arrested on suspicion.
 } Graft and Bribery in Seattle. SEATTLE, Sept. 1. - A sensation was sprung in political circles here today when the Central Labor Coun cil denounced Charles Miller and re pudiated Thomas Burke, candidate 5 for the United States Senate. Mil l Ter was denounced as a scab, as it ; was proved that he had offered liar ry killduff $500 to work for Burke's election. After investigation it was . -l.