The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-05
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IVY IVY <SS% %SS% \SS< ]SC( ~ T. Tucker, of New York; Surgeon General Dr W. K. Berlin. of Den yer The next national encampment will be held at Oklahoma City in September next year.
 Heinze's Troubles.
 NEW YORK. Sept 1. - As soon as the wedding of F. Augustus Heinze and Miss Bernice Golden Hen derson had taken place, Lillian Ho- bart French, a former associate of l l1einze. brought suit against him for breach of promise. She demands i S25,00O damages
 Tozier Coming.
 i TACOMA. Sept. | - Leroy Tozier. of Fairbanks. is here visiting his sister. Mrs. Wetherred He returns to i Fairbanks by way of Dawson this | week
 Cleveland Had Only s4o,ooo.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1. - The final report of the executors of the will of Grover Cleveland. former presi- dent of the United States. has been | published The estate is valued at | Si0,OOO.
 Wickersham and Nage in Seattle.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. l. A message has been received here stating that Attorney-General Wick ersham and Secretary Nagel are ex- pected in Seattle today.
 Director Resumes Duties.
 BEVERLY. Sept. l. - It is an nounCcd that the President has ap- pointed George E. Roberts. of Chi cago, 10 be director of the United States mint, in succession to A. Piatt Andrew. Mir Andrew will be, come assistant secretary to the treas ury, made vacant by the appointment of C. D. Norton to be secretary to the President. Mir. Roberts has previ- ously held the position of director of the mint, but resigned to become the president of Chicago bank.
 New AeropIane Record.
 CLEVELAND, Sept. 1. Glenn Curtiss. the famous American ayia. tor. has made a new record for con. tinuous speed. In his aeroplane yes tcrday he covered a distance of 60 miles in one hour and nineteen min. utes. This included the time in starting. and in landing. An eleva ton of 300 feet was maintained throughout the flight. which was wit messed by a large crowd. The course was along the beach of Lake Erie from Euclid Beach to Cedar point
 Jail Breakers Captured.
 ONAWA, Iowa, Sept. l. - Three prisoners in the county jail here over powered the sheriff and escaped from captivity. They were not long at lib erty. The alarm was sounded, a posse turned out, and the men speed fly recaptured. They are now being held pending the doctors report as to the condition of the sheriff
 Frenzied Thomas Lawson.
 NEW YORK, Sept l. - Thomas Lawson has contributed a signed ar ticle to an evening paper in which he says that the System regularly employs a host of siren-like women to ensnare public officials and legis latCrs into doing the bidding of the System, compromising them in such a manner that they cannot escape.
 Dead Body in Street.
 TACOMA, Sept. L The dead body of a man was found yesterday at the corner of Center and Aims worth avenue in this city. There is evidence of a struggle in the neigh borhood of the place where the body was found. The body is so badly decomposed that it will be difficult to identify it.
 Sherman Speechmaking. GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept 1-Vice President Sherman is delivering viz orous campaign speeches in the southwest. He spoke to a large audi ence here last night on the issues ot the congressional elections. He saiC that now was the time for Republi cans to get together, as the Demo crats were breaking up the ranks oi the Republican party. It was there fore all the more necessary for the , Republicans to get together. Held Nominated.
 DOVER, Del. Sept l. - The Re publican state convention held here resulted in the nomination of William II. Held to be Representative in Congress Harmony prevailed throughout the proceedings. The ad ministration of President Taft was endorsed.
 , $100,O0O for Photo. SEATTLE, Sept. l. - Mrs. c. D Hillman, wife of the real estate man of Seattle. has commenced ac : tion against the Seattle Star fol $100,O00 damages for publishing hel photograph without her permission Dies Short in His Cash. CHICAGO, Sept. ?. - Ed Ditscher | .I,- l,l,