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The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
WAR AND RUMORS
 OF WAR
NOTHING MUCH DOING YESTER- DAY ON THE MEXICAN
 BATTLEFIELDS.
REBELS WANT RECOGNITION
Will Ask That the United States Ac- cord Them the Rights of selliger- ents, But It Is Not Likely the Re quest Will be Granted.
fThe Citizen Special Service. ]

MEXICO, CITY, March 19. - Am bassador Wilson arrived here yes. terday and without loss of time he held audience with President Diaz and Minister Creel
 WASHINGTON. March 19. - The ,iaX.san royolutionists are devising a plan in regard to asking America 70 recognize them as belligercnts. The matter will have to be taken up by the state department.
 SAN ANTONIO, March 19 - It is beli-yed here that Minister of Finance Limantour will probably be captured by the rebels.
 Thousands of the American sol diers walked the streets last night in preference to sleeping in their tents, pitched in the mud in the midst Cf drenching rains. A raid into Northern Mexico by flying brigade of cavalry is the plan which ii is believed will be followed in case intervention is determined on.
 MENICALI, March 19. -- Edward Jorgenson. newspaper correspond cut. was taken into custody today by the rebels on suspicion that he was a federal spy. Two MeXicans were shot this afternoon for spying.
 WASHINGTON, March IS. - Gen, eral Madcro, the rebel leader, has dispatched couricrs to all the rebel bodies of troops warning them that 1tp only terms on which they can s1tr he instruction are those of @u effective suffrage in Mexico, and ,aat Diaz shall not be reelected ,.rG-ideut of tte republic. Unless r&oea terms are granted the revo- m-ian must be continued to the end.
 MENICALI, March IS. - The re- ncl5 are returning here 10 join Gen cral Bertholdi Leyya in an attack upon the federal forces. Sadness over lHe uedtu Ol ioJul iSuSH lil9 them all.
 SAN DECO March IS. - Rebel General Rodriguez was shot and killed at Tecate. nine bullets pene- rating his body. His followers fled and left the remains in the hands of the enemy.
 SAN ANTONIO. March IS. - Ma jor General Carter today received Crders to be in readiness to break camp and take the field at an iCur's notice. As the notice came from Washington. comment thereon is caused.
 FL PASO. March IS - The Amer ican troops are massed on the Amer ican side of the international bridge, which leads to the belief that Amer ica is preparing to invade Mexico.
 SAN DIEGO, March IS. Ad- vices received here state that Gen. eral Rodriguez, leader of the rebel forces, was killed in action at Te- cate
 SAN ANTONIO, March IS. - I'm. mediate and armed intervention in Mexico is believed by military off cers to be coming.
 AUGUSTA, March IS. Presi- dent Taft states that he will consid- CT any invasion of Mexico by any foreign power as equivalent to a declaration Of war.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
TOLOYANA TO OPEN STOPES

George Hunter, one of the owners ll the Toloyana quartz property, has jus returned from an inspection of the mine and he states that work will be al once resumed, Most of the work so far done Cn the TOlo- yana have consisted of tunnel work but ii is now proposed to stope out a bI~ck cf ground and have it milled to pay fer the further devel- Cpment of the property. The ore milled by the company so far has given very large returns, and it is probab'e that the quartz output will be very materially increased by the StOping operations.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
SLOW ENOUGH,

Old Bill Titcomb had taken sack of grain to all old fashioned mil to have it ground into meal. He watched the ponderous wheels re volving slowly while tiny stream oi meal trickled feebly out. Finally his patience became exhausted.
 Do yer know" he said, T cud eat that there meal faster than yer durned mill can grind it?"
 "Yes?" remarked the Miller, but how long could you keep on eating it, Mr. Titcomb?"
 Wal" replied Old Bill, conclu sively, "I reckon l cud keep on a, that rate till l starved"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
FORMAL DECISION
 TODAY
MATTER OF ACCEPTANCE OF SECURITIES TO BE DECiD-
 ED BY COURT.

The deeds to the Barnette proper ties, to be held in trust for the security of the depositOrs of the de funct Washington-Alaska bank, were taken over by the receivers of the bank on Saturday afternoon. Attor- hey Louis K Pratt had prepared statement of the transaction to be presented to the court, but the hour was too late for its formal present. ment to the court and the matter will come up for it's final adjustment this morning. The arrangement, it is understood, is perfectly satisfac- tory to the attorney for the receiv- CTS, but the action that the court may take in the premises cannot, of course. be anticipated.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
DR. LAMBERT MUST STAY WED
Former Dawson Mine- Fails to Sep. arate Himself From His Wife.
The Citizen Special Service.

The Citizen Special Service.l
 CHICAGO, March T.. - The suit for divorce filed by Dr. William Lambert has been dismissed. Lam bert made much m neE while owner of a Gold Run claim in thu Dawson country. Mrs. Eamber, alleged at the trial that she stayed in a lone ly cabin and her only diversion was the daily stage, She asser.ca that she only once veHs to Dawson and she charged him with intimacy with anc,h,r woman. Lamtcrt came here and started the suit and Mrs. Lambert contested it.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
FIGHTERS ARRESTED.

LOS ANGELES. March IS. -Ad WClgast, Memsic, Fight Promoter Carey and Referee Eaton of the Vol lgast -Memsic fight were arrested today charged with violating the state law against priZefighting. They were released on bail pending their trial
 It is now known that Memsic was not knocked out The referee stop ped a knockout by stepping between the men just as Memsic was totter- ing, which caused the report of the knockout.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
BASEBALL BUGS ARE BUzzING

The baseball enthusiasts, players, fans and bugs, are already anticipat- ing the opening of the season and many flaming bees have already been heard. The indications are that there will be no lack of either games or enthusiasm.
 Both the N C. and the California teams are already in process of formation and Manager Koon has sent Outside for some brand new suits. He reports that there Is some very promising material in town and it is likely that the teams will be at least as good as those of last year. The annual game be- tween the Bartenders and the Bar bers will, in all probability open the season.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
B|C STRIKE LOOMS
 AHEAD
POSSIBLE THAT RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS MAY HAVE TO
 WALK OUT.
TROUBLE FOR THE POSTOFF|CE
Clerks Have Promised to Align Themselves With the American Federation of Labor-Government Will Not Stand for the Action.
The Citizen Special Service l

WASHINGTON, March 19. - The postoiiice is on the verge of war with the American Federation of Labor, as a result of the declaration by the latter that the railway mail clerks must chose between the union and their jobs.
 CHICAGO, March 19. - Twenty five hundred railway mail clerks have promised to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. This means that a strike is very probable as the government will not allow the clerks to join the union.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
CANNOT BE EXTRADITED.

CHICAGO. March IS. Balm is rec. ycrmg from his illness. Coun- scl for rhe indicted coal l9carors de clare that these of the number whc are Canadians come under the Brit ish law, and cannot Je eXtradited.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
WON'T LET GALLAGHER to
Graft Star Witness Must Now An
 swer to Embezzlement Charge.
Ire Citizen Sreciai Se ice. l : I'D N-L,I NI,A Mar n

SAN FNANVISNO, NaII ". - Big Jim Gallagher. who h ; always been looked up-n as the lief wit ness in the graft prosecutions. will probably be brought back here on charge of embezzlement in con nection with deals with the de- funct Oakland bank.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

Fair, good, rich and wise is a wo man four stories high.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
CURSE OF THE SUGAR TRUST
Former Secret Financial Agent Fol-
 lows in Wake of Others.
The Citizen Special Service,

The Citizen special SerVIce,I
 NEW YORK, March 19. - Gustav Kissell. prominent Wall street broker. who was for years the SC cret financial agent of the Sugar trust, is lying seriously i'll and his chances of recovery are considered very doubtful. The curse of the Sugar trust has struck him. fol lowing a list cf tragedies, Hen " Haycmeyer and several others have died natural deaths and thre other cfitlals of the trus: have committed suicide in the recent vast
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
BOSTON AS BAD AS RENO
| One Representative Wants the Hub City's Divorce Laws Probed.
[The Citizen ~pecia! Service.l

The Citizen "pecia! SerVIce.1
 BOSTON, March 19. - Represen- tative Cavanaugh wants an investi- gation of the divorce laws of the state, for, he says, he believes those i'll practice in the city of Boston rival for looseness those of Reno.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
REV. DUNCAN IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, March IS. - Rev. Dun can, the Metlakahtla missionary will preach tomorrow at the Cougrega- tional church upon mission work in Alaska
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
WEYERHAEUSER IMPROVING
Millionaire Lumberman Buys a Home
 for Himself at Pasadena.
The Citizen Special Service. l

LOS ANGELES, March 19, - Frederick Weyerhaeuser. the mil lionaire lumberman. who has been seriously i'll for several months. is now conyalescent. He has purchased a magnificent home al Pasadena and announces that he will live there months.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
REPLACEMENT OP PARTIES
Gov. Foss Says Things Will Happen
 If Reciprocity Bill Passes.
The Citizen Special Service

HOLGOKE, March 19. A re- alignment of the political parties of the United States in the near future is predicted by Governor Foss if the senate passes the reciprocity address at meeting of the board of trade of this city last night.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
BUFFALO BILL IS AMBITIOUS
He Would Senator Be When Ari zona Is FuIlfedged State

The Citizen Special Service.l TUCSON, March 1o. - It Is semi, officially reported that Buffalo Bill (William Cody) may seek the sena- torship when Arizona becomes state.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
SHUTTERS MUST KEEP SOBER
Will Be Fined If They Take Drink
 While They Are on Duty.
he Citizen Special Service. i

The Citizen Special Service.l
 CHICAGO, March 19. - One po- lice court judge of this city has declared that in future any chauf- feur who drinks while on duty will be fined heavily.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

No other man appreciates a help ing hand like a man in trouble.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
HARVARD LAMP POQN
 SUPPRESSED
COLLEGE PAPER IS STOPPED FOR A WEEK BY THE
 AUTHORITIES.
PUBLISHED NAUGHTY CARTOONS
pr. Lyman Abbott, Editor of Outlook Is Depicted Arm in Arm With Eva Tansuay, Garbed in Fashion Sim liar to Eden's.
Tine Citizen Special Service, ]

CAMBRIDGE, March l9 The Lampoon, the Harvard college paper appeared this week with comic drawing showing Rev. Lyman Ab bolt. the editor of the Outlook mag azine, and Eva Tanguay. the com edienne, linked arm in arm, dressed both Of them, in very scanty a campus the issue was suppressed by the authorities.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
PRIzEFIGHTERS UP TODAY
Wolgast and the Promoters of the
 Fight to Get Preliminary.
[The Citizen Special Service.l

The Citizen Special SerVice.I
 LOS ANGELES, March 19. Ad Wo1gast, the champion lightweight, and the promoters of the Wolgast- Memsic fight, which took place on Friday, and who were arrest ed later fer an infraction of the states anti-prizefghting law, will have a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
DUSTY WILL FLOW THE MAIN

It is announced by Roy Ruther- ford. one of the owners of the steam CT Dusty Diamond, which now lies at an island three miles above Ne mana, that that vessel will again be in commission during the coming season. The beat is said to be entirely safe from the run of ice, and none the worse for her exper- fence of last fall, when she was stranded on late run to the ldit-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
DRAG CENTRAL PARK LAKES
In Expectation of Finding the Body
 of Missing Dorothy Arnold.
The Citizen Special ServIce. I

NEW YORK, March 91 - Tn, okea in Central Park will bc dragged for the purpose of determ- ming if the body of Dorothy Arnold Hes at the bottom of any of them
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
MAKING FUN OF BALLIKGER
Seattle Friends Will Tender Him a
 Banquet on Friday Next.
TThe Citizen Special Service. l

SEATTLE, March l9 Former Secretary of the lufcri-r R A. Bal finger arrived in tho city from Wash ington yesterday evening. He was met at the depot by a large mum Der of his friends and a banquet in his honor has been arranged for Friday next.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
DENVER CITY IN MOURNING
One of It's Prominent Citizens Died
 Saturday in New York.
IThe Citizen Special Service.

DENVER, March 19. - Presid Tt Moffat, who died in New York yes terday, was a prominent citizen of this city, and today the city is in iuli mourning.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

We will speak out we will be heard. Though all earth'S systems crack: We will not hate a single word,
 Nor take a letter back"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

For the cause that lacks assistance, Against The wrong that needs resistance Fo. ths u;gf, Ia ,ht distance.
 Ard the -opt that vSc can do
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
GRACE BRYAN ENGAGED.

LINCOLN, March IS. - w. J. Bryan announces the engagement of his daughter Grace, to Charles liar greaves, of this city, the wedding to take place in June next.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
PLEADS FOR SUFFRAGE.

CHRISTIANA, March IS. - Az nes Rostad, the first woman to make a speech in the StOrthing pleaded today the cause of equal suffrage
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
DISREPUTABLE OLD FIEND
Windy City Minister Suggests Things
 Too Horrible to Mention.
The Citizen Special Service.

CHICAGO, March 19. Rev. Rawel declared in his sermon this morning that married women should be tattooed, in the hope that this would prevent the divorce evil. He also suggested tha. kissing shoul,i be abolished and the New Zealand native custom of rubbing noses adopted In its place.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
NEVADA SOLONS THROUGH.

CARSON, March IS. - The legis- lature adjourned at midnight, after having passed the easy-divorce bill and convict labor measure.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
BECkWITH SELLS OUT.

Andy Becwith has sold out his interest in the White Horse saloon at Cinema to his partner, w. M. Zach arias. and 1t is his intention to take to the steering wheel on the river again this summer.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
WANTS TO MEET GOVERNORS
Governor Norris. of Montana, Issues
 Invitation to Westerners.
The Citizen Special S~rvice.l

HELENA, March 19. - Governor
 Norris has invited the governors of Alaska, Washington, North Dakota, Idaho, Minnesota and Oregon to get together and cooperate on a pub licity campaign for the purpose of demonstrating the unfairness of the theories of the tra-conserVationists
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
SUGGESTS CHEAPER DIVORCES
George Bernard Shaw Takes Occa- sion to Exude More Nastiness.
1.-The Citizen Special Service

The Citizen special Service.
 NEW YORK, March 19. - George Bernard Shaws latest book treats of getting married. He suggests that divorce should be made as cheap as possible, as it is the only human cure-all for the evils re- sulting from mismatng.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
ITALIAN MINISTRY TO QUIT
Following Tiff In Parliament the
 Whole Body Will Resign.
l The Citizen Special Service. l

He Sit'Etn opeCidi ServiCG.
 ROME, March 19. The Italian ministry has decided to resign in a body. following a stormy debate in the parliament over the electoral law
 ROME, March 19 The pope has ended his audiences for the pres, Cnt year
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
BRIBERY CHARGES MADE.

OTTAWA, March IS. Charges of bribery flew fast in the house to, day when the grazing lands con- tracts were brought up.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
lnSurrcctoS Retreat,

DOUGLAS, Ariz., March 1S.-Gen- eral Blanco has fled 10 the mountains with his command, and the federals are unable to follow him.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
IDITAROD INSANE ARRIVE

With six insane patients from the IlitAroi Deputy Marshal H. P. Sheppard arrived yesterday after noon. The transportation of the insane men and their guards neces- sitated the employment of five dog teams. The men brought up were J. A. Acklin, Frank Wallace, John Call. Louis Anderson, Frank Ham, mOnd and Tom Walsh.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
WOMAN DIES AT Fl. GIRBON
Mrs. Martin Peterson, Formerly Of Fairbanks. Dies From Operation.
IThe Citizen Special Service. l

TANANA. March l>. - Mrs. Mar tin Peterson. who was operated Cn at the post hospital on Monday for pelvic tum0r, died this morning. There was little hope entertained for her recovery from the first. The deceased came from Fairbanks last summer CALLAHAN.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
lnfantile Hercules.

Friends your baby strong? Nupopp-Rather. You know what tremendous voice he has?
 Friend-Yes.
 Nupopp-Well, he lifts that at ire quent intervals, day and night.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
Mrs. MeIber to Prison.

ALBANY. March 1S - Mrs. Mel Der was taken tA Auburn prison to- day to serves her sentence of 9 years for the murder of her son.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
TEDDY OPPOSES RECALL.

PHOENIX. Ariz., March IS. - Theodore Roosevelt arrived here last night and opened the Roosevelt dam today On Monday he will speak upon the Arizona constitution, and will oppose the recall provision which split the delegation at Wash ington.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
JUDGE MAY RESIGN.

SEATTLE, March IS. - Judge Clay will probably resign from the bench of the county court to re- sume the practice of law.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20
ELMER FRIEND.
FLOOD BUYS NEW RESIDENCE
Purohases q Mansion at Menlo Park
 Fer Present to Wife.
The Citizen Special Service.l

SAN FRANCISCO. March 19.- James Flood. the multi-millionaire, has purchased a maguiticent man sien for his wife al MtnIo Park.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

A joke on Lloyd George, the Chan cellor of the EXchequer, is going round the London newspaper offices. An Arctic explorer recently ap- preached him with view to ob- tainlng treasury assistance for an expedition he had planned. Lloyd George replied that the proper course was first 10 obtain help from outside bodies of citizens, such as the Stock Exchange, and then to apply, if necessary, to the govern ment
 The explorer withdrew, but was quickly back in the Chancellor's office.
 Have you been successful" ask ed Lloyd George.
 Partly so" replied the explorer.
 How much money have you got from the Stock Exchange?"
 "Only $50" came the answer, but with the prospects of great deal more on conditions which re- quire the cooperation of the chan cellor Of the exchequer."
 What are those conditions?"
 There were two," said the trav- eller One was that they would make it G25,000 if I took you with me to the pole, and e50,000 if l left you there"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

Fond of lawsuits. little wealth; fond of doctors, little health; fond of friars, little honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-03
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.

London has about a million more people
than New York. but II hasn't anything Ike
80 fine a debt.-Syracuse Post-Standard.
Statistics show that only one New Yorker
in three dies leaving any estate Well,
don't they have 20 tip the waiters?-Louis-
vile Courier Journal.
man was killed in New York for
wearing a red necktie. That's the trouble.
You never know what trifing thing IL go
ing to offend those New Yorkers.-Detroit
Free Press.
New York is never long without a muir
der case involving either mystery or sensa-
ton II now has a bathtub crime. which
will be likely 10 furnish bOth.-Rochester
Union and Advertiser
Although Tammany Hall and Coney ISL
and have been freswept. tourists should
bear IN mind that New York still is worthy
Of consideration az the only city in the
country having horsecars. Paul DIS
patch
II you wish 20 go 10 New York, 90 be-
fore September J. There Is n water famine
predicted 70 come along after that date
and there il nothing worse I'm New 1oIk
than a water famine, although many OF
the visitors might not notice II very mucn'
~ tica Observer. ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-03

park is being planned in part. Rathei
than have the city give them something
for nothing IT would be far better that SO
far as rbev arc able. they pay the cost OF
maintenance OF the buildings erected Tor
their benefit Only few Of us are grafters
anxious 70 get something FOR nothing.
Il consider the Coney Island proposition
far superior TO the proposed purchase OF
park site at Rockaway AT Coney lslahu
the city can add 70 what II already mas
and in a place that is famous as great
playground already Let us encourage the
idea"
Borough President McAneny suggested
Yesterday that Borough President steers
Of Brooklyn. bring up the question OF adn-
ing Dreamland and the rest OF the ourneu
property in Coney Island 10 Seaside PARK
at the next meeting OF the Board OF Esu-
mate Mr. McAneny said: Il have always
favored and still favor the examination OF
the entire subject by the city authorities
The city could ind few better opportunities
10 spend IT'S money than in creating park
OF this sort
I'VE are still discussing various plans for
running more railroads 10 Coney Island,
providing a square foot more OF space TO
hold them. The beach on Sundays and holl-
1ays and on many other days is as crowded
now as a congested city street, with all the
attendant discomfort.
All the borough presidents in favor OF
the project made their vote conditional, or
course, on the ability Of the city TO buy the
property at a reasonable figure.
The report that the city in 1903, by clos
ing West sth street between Surf avenue
and the ocean. gave Dreamland outright
valuable property worth many thousands is
untrue TO this extent. that the city never
owned the fee OF the street. In Brooklyn,
except for those streets opened since the
consolidation OF the greater city, the fee
OF the streets rests with the abutting
property owners, and the city has in them
only a public easement. When Dreamland
acquired the property on both sides Of
West 8th street. therefore. il owned the
street. and acquired from the city only the
relinquishment OF the public easement.
The resolution permitting the closing Of
the street was passed by the Board Of Es-
innate on October g. 1903, after Nelson P.
Lewis, chief engineer Of the board, had
reported its advisability.
This street" Mr.. Lewis reported. was
opened by the Board ~ Supervisors OF
Kings County before the town Of Graves
end was annexed 10 the Borough OF
BROOKLYN. but the street mas never been
used for public traffic. and is even now
partly encountered by buildings
An assessment against the bed ot the
street consisting Of damages claimed hv
abutting property owners and the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. is still outstanding.
amounting 10 $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-03
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Julian Mitchell has so far recovered from
his recent illness AS to be able 10 undertake
for r. Zegfeld. jr.. the rehearsals OF The
Follies of 1871" for which Miss Lillian
Lorraine Miss Vera Maxwell and Leon
Enrol have recently been engaged
Get Rich Quick Wallingford" celebrated
its SOOth New York presentation at the
Conan Theatre last night. medley OF
George NJ. Cohan's song successes. or
chestrated by Charles j. Geoest. was an
attractive feature OF the musical pro-
gramme.
I.awrance D'Orsay will sail to-day on the
Atlantic transport liner Minnewaska for a
two months visit in England. on his re-
turn in August ne will begin rehearsals OF
The Earl Of Pawtucket." in which he will
star the coming season under the manage
ment OF John Cort.
Law Dockstader the minstrel man, will