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The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN.

BAI.1 MORE, Md. June IT - The pr per place for woman is in her home. said Cardinal Gibbons in q lecture delivered here last week and she should remain there and attend 70 the vastly important task of bringing up he next generation. rather than seek to go out in the market-placos and compete with the men in the fields of struggle He believed that if women succeeded in attaining equal suffrage with men, and acquired equal responsibilities thereby. they would learn to rue the time they won their supposed vie t0ry
 NEW YORK. June r. When President Roosevelt was asked here today for q comment on the anti suffrage address by Cardinal Gib- hons in Baltimore. he replied that it was unnecessary. that his views on The subject were well known.
 LONDON. June r.. - Taking ad- vantage of the excellent opportunity afforded by the vast crowds gath cred in the city 10 view the coro- natirn procession. G0.000 women pa raded the streets of the city this afternoon. There was no disorder of any consequence.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SAILORS WAIkOUT.

NEW YORK. June T.. - The walk out of seamen in this port is be coming noticeable. and there will soon be such a dearth of men that shipping will be seriously hamper ed The stewards on the Morgan line, running between New York and Galveston. intend walking out in sympathy with the striking seamen.
 NEW ORLEANS, June r.. un easiness exists among the shippers here and preparations are being made to secure other methods of transpor tation m case of emergency.
 LONDON. June r. - The steam ship Mnnehaha was unable 10 sail for New York today because of the lack of crew
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
STORMS IN SOUTH.

TOPEKA, Kan. June r.. - Storms accompanied by fusllades of hail stones are sweeping the central part Uf the state and extending north and south across the border into Ne braska and Oklahoma. Reports of tomatoes are expected al any time This afternoon the temperature toCk a drop of 40 degrees in % minutes, but rose again when the torrents be gan to pour down from the clouds
 FORT WORTH. Tex, June IL A drought of six weeks duration. during which the crops in this part of the state suffered considerably was broken during the night by a heavy rainfall accompanied by ter rife thunder and continuous light ming
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
CAN'T LOCATE LOOT.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 17. The authorities who have had ill hand the matter of thc robbery of the steamship Humboldt last fall are still al loss to account for the rest of the loot in addition to the amount found in the possession of E. J. Smith Smith, who pleaded guilty vest erday 10 the charge of grand larceny 10 the extent of the $10.0oo. has thus far failed to con fess anything that might give an indication as to the location of the supposed cachs where the rest of the loot is concealed
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
HAVE NOSEO OUT THE NEW YORK GIANTS FOR PREM
 TER HONORS.
DETROIT LEADS IN AMERICAN
Athletics. However, Are Coming Along At Very Rapid Clip and It Looks As If They Would Be In the Lead By the Middle of the Season.

SEATTLE, June l7. - During the week the Chicago Cubs have worked into first place in the National. dis placing the Giants Pittsburg and St. Louis have also braced their percent age and now the five leaders are well punched. In the American league the Worlds champions made a big gain cn the leaders and the New York Hishlanders are also coming strong. In the Northwestern the Tacoma Tigers gained slightly on Spokane, but otherwise the positions are little changed. The standing of inc clubs follows.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
PROVEN THAT MAINE DID NOT HAVE HER DECKS CLEARED
 FOR ACTION.
WRECK IS NOW FULLY EXPOSED
All the Caps Were On the Guns arl Engineers Who Have Viewed Hull Say |. Is Miracle Any on Eoara Escaped With Lives.
The Citizen Special Service.

HAVANA June l> 1 he .tss. r. ton by spanish officers shortly at ter ihe blowing gp ut the Name tu the effect that the vessels dc, k were cleared 1,r acrI II at inc Tim. of Ihe explosion ale proven false hy the engineers wh. have inspected the wreck during thc past few days Inc entire hull and decks oi the Maine have been expo ed hy the pumps and il has been found that the guns had caps on when the explosion occurred. The engineers ~ay that it was q miracle that any ot those on board escaped judging irm the present appearances
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
REV. AkED BETTER.

SAN FRANCISCO. June IT. - Rev Charles Aked. the famous English millionaire pastor, is pronounced out of danger, after a serious illness during the past week of pneumonia Dr. Aked came to San Francisco, only recently He preached for several years in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church in New York city.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
IN AN EDITORIAL HE UNMERCI. FULLY BOASTS FORMER
 PRESIDENT.
GALL HIM RANK ANAN|AS
And Asserts That He Is Capable of Going to the Extreme Limit In the Matter of Fabricatins to Suit His Own Ends.
The Citizen Special Service.

LON ANNtLtS. June IN. - In d lengthy editorial in the Times this morning General Harrison Gray Otis roasts Theodore Roosevelt for his recent criticism in the Outlook of Otis' stand on the labor question He calles the former pres dent one of the rankcst kind of Anani ases. q chameleon and says he is equal To perpetrating the positive limit in fabrication. Roose welt im rhe articl, referred To stigma tiHed Otis stand toward union labor as q brutal one.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
DlAZ WON'T "COME BACK.

HANRE, France. June T.. crowd of curious people congregated on the dock this afternoon to vel come President Diaz ol Mexico upon his arrival. IL is understood he Will 20 directly 10 Switzerland.
 VIGO. Spain. June r.. - According to the statements of passengers who came on the ship with President Diaz and who landed here, the fam ous Mexican did not hesitate to ac- knowledge that he would never re- turn to Mexico
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
FIGHTING BOB FROM WISCONSIN IS VERY HIGH IN FAVOR
 JUST NOW.
IS MAKING 4 VERY HOT FIGHT
His leutenants Report From All Over the Country That He Stands Big Snow of Beating Taft for the Presidential Nomination.
IThe Citizen Special service.l

WASHINGTON. June 1S - Scua ter Robert I.aFoIlctje. of Wisconsin is making q very hot fight through ouD The country To defeat Preside m Tait [ r the presidential nomination and il is freely predicted that he will draw the solid body of Insurg cnts to his support, in addition tc many gf the Regulars who have long admired his straightforward fighting in the senate. His lieuton ants are scattered all through the country and they are sending the most encouraging reports as to Inc results of their campaign.
 MINNEAPOLIS. June IS. The Republican insurgents throughout this state are doing everything pos siblc 10 bo st the candidacy oi Robert l.aFellerte. of Wisconsin. fol
 he nomination for the presidency
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
COX CHARGES QUASHED.

CINCINNATI. O. June r. All thc indictments against George E. Cox. the political boss were quash- ed ill court today They charged the boss with perjury committed before the grand jury fl BOG. when COX testified that he had not received any portion of the moneys paid by banks to county treasurers in the form of gratuties for the deposit of county funds. II Was charged in he indictment that Cox had re. ceived Sl7.500 out of the proceeds Cf such contributions.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
RECIPROCITY SURE.

WASHINGTON, June r. The second stage in the reciprocity pro ceedings was reached today when the bill was read for amendment This will require week or more To- night. according to the general con sensus of opinion among the best informed persons, there is ne doubt that the measure will pass the sen ate. and pass easily.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
HELEN BORDEN AFFAIRS.

LOS ANGELES. June r. - Mrs. Helen Borden, wife of Gail Borden. sen and heir of the millionaire condensed milk manufacturer. is SUI ing in the courts here for absolute divorce from her husband. The wife alleges deSertiOn
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
PUNCH BOWL FOR TAFTS.

BALTIMORE. June r. - As a gift from the state of Maryland. an em- bossed silver punchbowl and ladle were sent 10 the White House today for President and Mrs. Taft in honor of their silver wedding ami VerSary.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
FIVE YEARS FOR HIM.

MONTREAL. June r. - Charles Sheldon. well known lawyer of Montreal, was found guilty today of the misrepresentation of funds held by him in trust for clients He used the money for his own private spec ulations. A sentence of five years was at once imposed.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WANT CHANGE OF VENUE.

CHICAGO. June r. - John Fay Tor. Frank Hartman and two other former officials of the Illinois Cen, lral railroad who are under indict ment on the charge Of having mulct- ed the Illinois Central out of $l.poU. GOO by collision and fraud in the re- pairing of cars. today petitioned the court for a change of venue.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TAFT ON WEDDED HAPPINESS
On Eve of Anniversary He Makes
 Some Shrewd Observations.
IThe Citizen Special Ser

WASHINGTON, June IS. On he eye of his silver wedding anni- yersary President Taft says that welded happiness depends on aDso- mte love each for the other. He asserts that it is the ambition oi his heart 10 succeed as 9 team with his wife. DireCtness in all relations with one another, he says, and un- selfishneSs in all relations, are re sponsble for the growth of the de- yotion for one another they possess rd in the beginning
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
EXPRESS PACKAGES ON THE SHASTA LIMITED WERE
 OVERLOOKED.
NO TRACE OF THEM ARE FOUND
So Far the Train Robbers Have Been Able to Elude All the Efforts of the Capture.
The Citizen Special Service.

DRAIN, Ore, June IS. - The ban dits who held up the Shasta Limited are still uncaptured and they appear to have gotten clean away Posses have been dispatched in search of them, but no reports Ot any success in the hunt have been received. It is learned that the robbers succeeded in stealing only the mail, and that the valuable express packages were overlooked by them.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MANY VIEW ROYALTY.

LONDON. June r. - There was an immense turnout Ill the streets If the city today when King George and Queen Mary arrived from Wind- sOr Castle and drove through the streets to Buckingham palace. The royal couple will remain in London until the coronation ceremonies are OVpr
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TO INVESTIGATE ARMY

WASHINGTON, June T.. A resolution was introduced today by Representative Hahn calling for the appointment of a committee of five to make a sweeping inquiry into the methods in practice in the army, especially as shown by the incompe- tent handling of the forces in Texas.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
BIG REWARD FOR MURDERER
Seattle Authorities Anxious to Cap
 ture Cunliffe's Slayer.
fThe Citizen Special Service. l

SEATTLE, June lS. - One thou sand dollars has been offered as a reward fer the capture of the mur- derer of Parolman Cunlitle, who was killed bE a highwayman yester- day. but the public cntertains little hope that 'he police will be sue ces+ful in locating the men. There is absolutely no ciue 10 the despera. IDr-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
ARE STILL KICKING.

ST. LOUIS, June 17. - The work ing women of this city, for whom an eight-hour law was passed, now protest against the shorter hours saying that they cut out their de sired Saturday recreation to which they have become accustomed. They would rather work longer hours week days and have Saturday after moons off.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SALLIE THROUGH MARRYING
Countess SpottisWood Denies Rumor
 That She Is Lonesome.
IThe Citizen Special Serylce,1

PARIS. June IS. The Countess SpottisWood who formerly was Miss Sallie Eriton, denies the runor to the effect that she proposes marry ing in the near future. She says she will mt marry again.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
JOSLIN AND FAMILY COMING
Sailed for Alaska Home From Seattle
 on Saturday Night.
IThe Citizen Special Service.

SEAT TIE, June IS. Falcon Joslin. president of the Panama Val ley Railroad company. with his fam fly. sailed for Fairbanks last night. Before leaving MT. Joslin expressed the opinion that in his opinion there would be d general bettering of bnsi- ness conditions throughout Alaska this summer
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TURN DOWN LA TOILETTE.

WASHINGTON. June l7. Sena- tors Cummins, Borah, Dixon, Brown and Kenyon today refused to sign a letter which is being circulated for signatures and which requests Sena- tor LaFCllette 10 run for president next year
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
LEGISLATORS SUMMONED.

WASHINGTON, June r. Sum- monses were sent out today to every member of the Illinois legis- lature, calling upon him to appear before the committee in Washington and explain what he knows about the election of Senator LOrimer.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WICKED CARTOONlST.

ST. LOUIS, June IT. - Mrs. HO- mer Davenport, wife of the celebrat ed cartOonist. is suing for divorce She says that Davenport insists upon bringing immoral women into their home, and insists upon her enter tainng them
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MRS. TONY'S MIND MADE UP
Is Determined to Get a Divorce From
 Her PhiadeI pha Hubby.
IThe Citizen SpeciaI Serv ce.

The Citizen Special SerV ce.
 LONDON, June IS. Mrs. An thony DreXel refuses tO listen even 10 her children's solicitations that she will drop her divorce suit against her Philadelphia husband. MT. DreXel has gone to Paris. II is generally un- drstood that he is still entirely de voted to his wife
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WANTS FEM ALL THERE.

WASHINGTON, June r. - Presi dent Taft has invited the relatives of all the presidents of the United States 70 be present at the silver wedding anniversary ceremonies on Monday next
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SOCIALISTS IN CONVENTION
Congressman Berger Will Address
 Big Gathering at Chicago.
lIhe Citizen Special Service.

CHICAGO. June Is. Congress man Berger. of Milwaukee. will ad- dress the Socialist convention which gathers in this city tomorrow. A large number of delegates from all over the country is in attendance and the convention promises 10 be d most enthusiastic one.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
CARNEGIE SCORES GATES.

SKIBO CASTLE, Scotland, June IT, Andrew Carnegie says that Gates, who testified before the com mittee which is investigating the steel trust, is nothing but broken down gambler and that the testimony he gave before the committee is a pack of lies.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
APPROACHES MEXICO.

CORUNNA. June l1. Former President DiaZ of Mexico reached this city today Interviewed, he re- preached Mexico for it's ingratitude toward him He is aged and en- feebled
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TO RECALL JUDGE

ROSEBURG, Ore, June 17. - The first instance on record in this state of the exercise of the recall pro- visions is to the fore now, with the circulation of petition asking for the recall of Judge Coke.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
DO NOT FAVOR MIR. BRYAN
Illinois Editors Partial to Wilson,
 Harmon and Champ Clark.
IThe Citizen Special Service.I

ST. LOUIS. June IS. - A poll of Illinois editors shows that they are not in favor of William Jennings Bryan's aspirations for the presi- dency and that the favorite candi- dates are Woodrow Wilson, Champ Clark and IudsOn Harmon.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
EAST IS SOLID FOR HARMON
Ono Governors Boom Is Claimed To
 Be of Big Dimensions.
Tine Citizen Special Service.

WASHINGTON. June l> Lieu tenant Governor Nichols of Ohiu. manager of Governor Harmom's cam. paign for Ihe presidential nomina- tin. claims that the entire East is solid for his candidate. and he as. scrts that he can see no chance al this time for his being defeated.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
Northwestern League.
IS MOST HEAVILY INSURED
Younq Wanamaker's Death Is Worth
 $4,500,00O to His Relatives.
IThe Citizen Special Service.


 PHILADELPHIA. June IS. - Rod man Wanamaker, son of John Wan amaker, the merchant prince, has the reputation of being the most heavily insured man in the world. his life insurance now amounting to four and One-half million dollars.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MANY QUACk DOCTORS THERE
Los Angeles Medical Examiner Finds
 Bad State of Affairs.
LIhe Citizen Special Service. 1

LOS ANGELES. June IS. A special agent of the medical examn- ation board has found this city to be full of quack doctors and it is rum ored that many licenses that have been issued to supposed doctors will be at once revoked.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TO PLEAD TO INDICTMENTS
Alleged Los Angeles Dynamiters Will
 Face Accusers Today.
1The Citizen Special Service.

LOS ANGEL LES. June IS. - Con uer Maple and Bender will on Mon day plead to the indictments which have been returned against them ill connection with the dynamite eX- plOsiOnS.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
CASTRO WAS NOT THERE.

Former President Castro of Nene- Zuela was not aboard the German steamship GrOstruck when that yes scl put into port here today.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
BISHOPS SON WEDS ACTRESS
And the Reverend Gentleman Will
 Himself Tie the Knot.
Tine Citizen Special Service. l

NEW YORK. June IS. - Charles Fallows, the son of a noted Chicago bishop, is to wed Edna Brun, the actress. next month. The father is fully in accord with the suggested match and has not only given his consent but has agreed to perform the ceremony.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SlOEACH FOR SURRENOERING
Madero Rewards Soldiers of Garrison
 Who Gave Little Trouble.
The Citizen Special Service.

MEXICAlI. June IS. - Ten dol lars cash has been paid to each sol dier in the Liberal garrison by Gen eral Madero for peacefully surrend- ering.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TRAIN IS HELD UP.

DRAIN, Oregon, June r, - The mail car on the Shasta Limited was held up near here early this morn ing and footed of all its valuable contents. Posses are now out search ing for robbers.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SEATTLE POLICEMAN KILLED.

SEATTLE, June 17. - In duel with two bandits early this morn ing. Patrolman Cunliffe was killed The bandits made a safe get away.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
FOR OPEN SHOP.

VANCOUVER. B. C.. June l7. - Thirty-twO contractors in this city have signed an agreement to main tain open shop in all departments of their work
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SlJFFRECETTE SCARE.

LONDON, JUNE 17. Fifty thou sand suffragettes are planning to march prior to their big meeting and the police anticipate trouble.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MIST HAVE WIRELESS.

WASHINGTON. June r. - After July. all ocean steamers which are not equipped with wireless telegraph system will be fined 5000.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SOURDOUGH IS RETURNING
pr. |. H. Moore, Oldtimer, Is Headed
 For the ldtarod Country.
lire Citizen Srecial Service.

SEATTLE, June IS. - Dr. l. II. Moore, a well known Alaskan sourdough, who formerly was located al Skagway and Treadwell, left last night for the Iditarod, going ill by way of Dawson.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
TONY EASY FOR SAM.

WINNIPEG, June IT. In a To- round bout here last night, Sam LangfOrd easily outfought Tony Ca poni and was given the decision.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

For the cause that lacks assistance. Against the wrong that needs resistance For the future in the distance
 And the looi that ~e san jo
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WEDS DOCTOR ON SICK BED
Rheumatic Society Leader Succumbs
 To the WiIes of Cupid.
Tho Citizen Special Service

Tho Citlzen special SerVIce.
 NEW YORK, June IS. Mrs. Louise Hollister, a society leader of New Jersey, who has been suffering from rheumatism for some time, was yesterday married to pr. Charles Gilbert on her sick bed.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

We will speak out, ~e will bs heard, Though all earth's systems crack We will not bate single word,
 Nor take letter hack"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
BURNS IS INDICTED.

INDIANAPOLIS. June IT. = The grand jury today returned indict- ments against Detectives Burns and Hossick for kidnapping the McNam- araS
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WON'T MARRY NONUNIONISTS
Boston Union Women Are About to Strike Blow For Unionisn.
1.-The Citizen Special Serviee.l

BOSTON, June IS. At an en- thusiastic meeting of women mem bers of labor unions held this after noon the working girls agreed that they would not marry men who neglected to join labor unions 1T there were any such connected with their work
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
STOP GAMBLING THERE.

NEW ORLEANS. June IT. - The president of Panama has ordered all gambling stopped on the lsthmus.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
NEW SUBMARINE RECORD
French Vessel Remains For Ei9hteer
 Hours Under the Water.

IThe Citizen Special ServIce.]
 PARIS, June 1S - In a trial of new submarine boat here yesterday the crew established new submar- inc record by keeping their vessel submerged for period of eighteen hours.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
SEATTLE BANKER IS COMING
Cashier Is Coming North to Study
 Conditions Existing Here.
IThe Citizen Special Servic

The Citizen Special SerVice.I
 SEATTLE. June IS. - Will Col Tier, the cashier of the Northern Bank Trust company of this city left for Alaska last night. MT. Collier will visit all the towns of interior Alaska and will acquaint himself with conditions there and also try to make the people acquainted with his institution.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
U,S.S. DELAWARE AT TOROUAY
American BattIeship Will Take In
 Coronation Festivities.
Tho Citizen Special Service.l

TORQUAY, England, June IS. - The American battleship Deleware arrived in port today to take part in the coronation celebration. The vessel was accorded q most cordial welcome and the city officials went on board and met the officers as soon as she was berthed. Tonight the officers will be banqueted by the municipal officials
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MANY DIGNITARIES ARRIVING
Coronation Is To Be Biggest Show
 Ever Held In London Town.
The Citizen Special Sc

The Citizen Special SerVice.I
 LONDON, June IS. - Hundreds of dignitaries from all over the world are arriving daily to attend the coro- nation The younger royalty set is preparing for many important func- tions and it is believed that the eel ebraton will be the most gorgeous ever undertaken in this country.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
WILL FIX PRICES ON STEEL
Great Conference of Steel Men To B.
 Held in Brussels
JThe Citizen Special Service

NEW YORK, June IS. - Every important steel manufactory in the United States will have a represen- tative sail next week for Brussels, to attend the international conference which is to be held for the purpose of arriving at an agreement in regard to prices.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
MUIR TO EXPLORE AMAZON
Aaed Naturalist Refuses to Quit al
 Three Score and Ten.
1.-The Citizen Special Service.I

SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. - John Muir, noted naturalist, who is now 73 years of age, is planning a long trip on which he will explore the river Amazon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-11
PROBATE JUDGE FINDS HEIR
port Huron Man Learns Widow He
Married Had Daughter.

Port Huron. Mich, March 9,--ln an
investigation that has lasted since
October, Judge Of Probate s. A. Ora
ham has found that the late Mabel
Fisher left another heir in addition to
her husband. Robert Fisher, who de
clared after the death OF his wife that
he was the only heir, following which
he was appointed administrator OF
Mrs. Fishers estate.
Robert Fisher Is the former Keeper
OF the Detention hospital Soon after
the death OF his wife he filed a peti.
ton in probate court. asking TO be ap
pointed administrator judge Graham
was at first unable 10 find any ore In
Port Huron who knew whether Mrs
Fisher had any children by a former
husband. but he continued his search
finally locating a daughter In Ohio
who will come in for her mothers es
tate.