The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
AD GOES SOUTH.

if I'Rta AAll S ''44 i'i lt' sti 4i' ' A'AiS n ming, eight passengers were kill .d or scalded to death.
 AD GOES SOUTH.
 LOS ANGELES May % Ad | u he bank. as result of beating | Frankie Buns in the 11'h round of | heir fight last saturday.
 FATAL AUTO WRECK. LOS ANGELES May % Hazel | kaufmann k the sole survivor of a | party of six who's machine was lhis morning srru,k by an electric | car.
 WOMAN IS HEROINE.
 SEATTLE. May 29 Mrs. Jo- seph And,rs n's bravery saved the lives of t-ur people when she carried | them to safety through the flames and smoke from her fathers burn ing home When the flames were a' their worst she carried two ba- birs out of the house when all hope of rescuns them had seemingly passed
 FATAL FIRE THERE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Three are dead from the fire which de s,royed he Chu;es Amusement com panv's property this morning.
 NO CHANCE FOR THEM.
 TOLEDO May 29. Two men were drowned here today while in < wimming in all effort 10 escape lne terrible heat which rag,S here.
 KILLS HIS WIFE.
 ELLENSBTRG May 29 Rev. r. II Gardner this m rning confess ed to the murder of his wife. who Was q member fl the Holy Roller sect. His reason for the crime was Ihe fear rlaf his wife would become untaithful.
 WAS NO DREAM.
 NEW YORK. May % While dreaming last night, John McAlee- Ian shot aui killed himself,
 sAaeEs FOR eUoGs.
 SEATTLE. May 29. Two steel barges. costing $lOO.oo". were ship ped 10 Dawson this morning fir the Development company.
 CHUTES PARK DISASTER.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May % The Chutes thcater was totally destroyed by fire last night and this morn ing three bodies were removed from the debris but so badly burned are they that identification is impOssi- | lo of 10 ral-rs were seriously injured in the fire and in the panic which followed and there are still several who are missing.
 MUST HAVE TIME TO SLEEP.
 WASHINGTON. May % The supreme court handed down a ruling today upnoldins the constitutional ivy of the law restricting the hours of railr"ad employees to lG hours daily.
 EACH WANTS SHARE.
 SEATTLE. May 29. The heirs of John Moves this morning institut- ed suit for the division of the Rain ier-Grand property. amounting to S710. 900
 r. R. MAY TESTIFY.
 WASHINGTON. May % It is Theodore Roosevelt will be asked to testify before the house committee when that body begins its probe into the steel trust. and the circulation of the report has caused considerable interest in the forthcoming investigation.
 NEW YORK. May 20. When asked what bearing his testimony might have on the steel trust probe ex-President Roosevelt replied tC- day that he had nothing to give out for publication.
 TOBACCO TRUST MUST GO.
 WASHINGTON. May 29 The supreme court of the United States today decided that the American Tobacco company is an illegal com of capital according to the sherman antitrust law, and the big corporation is ordered to dis solve immediately
 ASKED TO SHOW CAUSE.
 SEATTLE. May 29. - That the interior department is endeavoring 10 arrive at a decision in the mat ter of the Alaska coal lands is indicated in the order which was issued today. directing former Gov ernor Gillett. of California. and others to file afiidavits at Juneau within the next 30 days setting forth their reasons why they should not be refused patents to the ground they have staked.
 TWELVE KILLED IN WRECK.
 INDlANOLA, May 29. - Two Bur lington flyers with full loads of passengers came together in a head on collision at a sharp bend in the road near here this morning. and l2 of the passengers are dead and many others seriously injured.
 WILL PREVENT FIGHT.
 RACINE, Wis. May %. - Cover nor McGovern has issued instruc- tions to the sheriff to not permit the fight which is scheduled to take place in this city tonight between Sam Langford and Tony Caponi.
 SHE WAS TOO sNoeBisH.
 SEATTLE. May 3O-Because she refused to entertain his friends. main taining that their social position was beneath hers. Nicholas Davis. form CT state senator from King county. obtained divorce from his wife