The Alaska citizen., 1910-07-30
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,CScGScCSlcCS2S3cCScC> ernorship: Judges Kincaid, Summers and Brown, Congressman Longworth and ex-Secretary Garfield are all anxious for the position. X careful poll which has been taken indicates that the nomination rests between Garfield and former Governor Hard ing
 ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.
 NEW YORK, July 25.-Ernest Wid CT has disappeared with s600,000 worth of securities of the Russo Chinese bank. Many of the securi- ties stolen are in the form of ne gotiable bonds, and it was through the circulation of some of these that the theft was discovered. The police throughout the world have been noti- fled of the theft and it is expected that Wider will soon be captured. He is believed to have gone to Europe.
 TYPHooN IN THE GULF.
 NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-A ty- phoon ragged over the Gulf of Mexico this morning. Several small boats were wrecked and fifty people lost their lives.
 BIG STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
 CHICAGO, July 26-Eighteen thou sand members of the Building Me chanics' Union struck today in sym pathy with the employees of the Otis Elevator Company. who have been out on strike for some days Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is here trying to settle the dispute.
 TEDDY BACK tN POLITICS.
 NEW YORK. July 25.-Ex Presi, dent Roosevelt, together with Mir. Long held conference with Lee Mantle, of Butte today It is thought that Lee Mantle will attempt to wrest the seEatorship from w. A. Clark The two are old political enemies.
 BOMB KILLS VlRGINiAN.
 RIDGWAY, Va, July 25.-Former Mayor Bouseman was killed by a bomb today He was blown to atoms. and in the excitement the assassin escaped. The people are frenzied with rage, and if they can locate the miscreant who threw the bomb he will certainly be lynched.
 EUGENE DEss ILL. . ROCHESTER,, Minn., July 27.-Eu- gene Debs, the leader of the Social ists, has been taken to the Mayo Brothers sanitarium He is critical ly ill, and on the verge of collapse.
 VETS WIN IN HAWAII.
 HONOLULU, July 27.-In the cleo tions held throughout Hawaii yes terday the Prohibitionists were de feated by large majority
 PRINCE COMING.
 SEATTLE, July 27.-Prince Ghika is enroute to Kodiak Island, Alaska. on a bear hunt. The prince is a member of the royal family of Rou- mania
 STADIUM OPENED.
 TACOMA, July 27-Twenty thou, sand people witnessed the formal opening of the Stadium here. A large number of troops participated in a grand military tournament, and the spectacle was most brilliant. The Stadium is one of the finest in the world
 CENSUS MEN PRAISED.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27.- Census-Taker Mckenzie, who had charge of the census men in Alaska has handed in his first report. He gives great praise to all who helped him in his work in the face of diff culties.
 SECRETARY VISITING WEST.
 SEATTLE, July 27-Secretary of Agriculture Wilson is paying visit of inspection to the government re serves in the West
 FOREST FIRES IN MONTANA.
 HELENA, Montana, July 27.-Ex- tensive forest fires are raging in the mountains. The state militia has been called out to aid in fight ing the flames.
 PRESIDENT AT BEVERLEY.
 ROCKLAND, Mass, July 26.-The President has returned to his home at Beverley.
 ROBBERY ON CRUISER.
 BREMERTON, July 26.-Some time last night the safe on the cruiser Philadelphia was pried open and $2,20O stolen. Several arrests have been made and an investigation IS proceeding
 MAYOR ARRESTED.
 TOLEDO, O., July 25.-Mayor Whitelock was arrested today for speeding his automobile.
 SEWARD's PARTNER DIES.
 AUBURN, N. Y,, July 26.-James Cox, formerly law partner of Wm.