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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
SCORES DIE FROM HEAT
 IN THE EASTERN STATES
In Scranton Exp loson Is Caused by Raise in Tem- peraure in Mine Which Results in Death
 of Seventeen Miners

extreme heat. The pastors of the various places of worship had pre- riOusly advertised in the papers that no services would be held because it was too hot Scores of residents of the city were prostrated and several deaths have occurred today.
 SCRANTON. July g. An eXplo- sion. directly attributable to the ex- cessive heat. occurred this morning Cn the thirty-foOt level of the Pothill mine. Two hundred of the under ground workers had a very narrow escape and were rescued only through the efforts of their comrades on top. while T. of the miners were overcome by the fumes before they could be rescued and were dead when they were taken out of the mine
 BOSTON, July g. - Sleep came to many that had not slept for sev- eral nights when breeZes from the ocean cooled the atmosphere last night Many hundreds of the inhab-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
BAN IS OFF DOLLY WARDEN
Alaska Salmon Trout May Now Be
 Sold in City of the Spirit

The Citizen Special Service.
 SEATTLE. July 9. - Through the efforts of Isabel Gilman, a woman at torney of Petersburg, Alaska. the federal fish commissioners have re moved the ban on Alaska salmon trout and the Dolly Warden can now ht4 sold in Seattle:
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
HOUSE. COMMITTEE WILL START. ITS INVESTIGATION
 THts MORNING.
GUCCENHE|MS ARE PLEASED
Seattle Representatives Say They Will Be Able to Oisprove Many Sensational Stories That Have Been Circulated.
1 The Citizen Special Service ]

.WASHINGTON. July Y The house committee has completed its arrangements for th. opening up of the investigation into the Control Her bay affair tomorrow Commissioner Denuetr has been summoned and ordered to bring all of the cores pondeuce that passed through the interior department in connection with the matter. lt is officially stat .d that Former Secretary Ballinger advised President Taft against the action taken hy which Dick Ryan seemed the grant Oi land along Con troller bay near he Katalla coal lands.
 SEATTLE. July g The local Guggenhpim officials express them selves as much pleased that the iu- y.stigatiou Of the Controller bay land grant k to be held at tmce. They say they Will be able to discredif many sensational reports that hay" been given currency in r. gard 10 the deal and that they will have no difficulty m proving that the land Was not acquired ill their interest Dick Ryan. 10 whom the grant was made. is believed 10 be in England af the present time.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
NEW LIBERTY BELL SOUNDED

PHI ADELPIIA. Pa. June 3.-For the first time since America became free and independent the bell in the lower of independence Hall here was rung for an interval yesterday.
 The old cracked bell which ii, st proclaimed liberty throughout the land was not used, but it's successor, weighing 13.0O0 pounds. was tolled for five minutes as the people stood in the streets with barred heads.
 IL is he suggestion of the G. A. R. that substitute liberty bell be placed in every city of the country and that the tolling of il for five minutes following noon on Memol ial day be one q custom.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10

itants of he city slept on the beaches.
 MEMPHIS, July 9. - The intense heat of the past week has very seli- ously affected the crCps Of the Mid de west and the South
 BALTIMORE. July 9. IL was much cooler in this city last night and today and the theaters have again resumed business that they have had to suspend for the past few nights on account of the intense heat.
 ST PAUL, July 9. - Hundreds of Fasteners are passing through this city on the tranScOntinental trains on their way to the Pacific coast to escape the heat. One special train from Chicago had on board 2SO wealthy families
 NORFOLK, July 9. - Many yachts are being chartered by parties and families for coastwise trips to es- cape the awful heat that is pre- vailing here.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
RECIPROCITY SAFE
 IN SENATE
PROBABLE BILL WILL EMERGE FROM UPPER HOUSE IN
 ORIGINAL FORM.
AMENDMENT IS DEFEATED
Cummin's Attempt to Get Canadian Fresh Meat Admitted Free Into the American Market Is Oowned by a Vote of 32 to 14
Tine Citizen Special Service ]

The Citizen Special Servics.l
 WASHINGTON, July 9. Sena- tor Francis J. Newlands, of Nevada, Is being groOmed by his friends as a Democratic possibility for the pres; dency, and it is claimed that he can muster a strong following i'll the West. Senator Newlands declines to discuss his possible candidacy
 Army men here deny that it is the intention of the war department to abandon Fort Lawton.
 The defeat in the senate of the first of the amendments to the reel procity bill. introduced by Sena- tor Cummins. makes it clear that the bill will emerge from the sen ate in it's original form. The amend ment called for the free access to the American market of Canadian fresh meat and 1t was defeated by a vote of 32 to IA.
 In speech made in the house yesterday Representative Lindbergh asserted that if the Aldrich central bank scheme is enacted 1t will mean that huge money trust will be created which will control the coun- try.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
JOHN D. IS 72.

CLEVELAND, O. July & John D. Rockefeller was ;2 today
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
CELEBRATION AT CHATANIkA

The celebration of the 'Currh on Monday at Chatanika was all that it had been advertised to be and Was enjoyed by good-sized crowd. The athletic sports were all keeniy con. tested and the program enjoyed in its entirety. Jimmy Gibbs was the principal winner in the track and field events, while Keys and Beall carried off the drilling honors in the doubles and Erling in the singles. Many of the Chatanikans left early in the evening to attend the celebra- tion in Fairbanks.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
The Citizen Special Service. ]

CHICAGO. July 5. - This has been one of the hottest Sundays of the summer and al an early hour this afternoon II deaths from prostration had already been reported. Every. body that can is leaving for the lake resorts to escape the insutfer able heat.
 NEW YORK. July 9. IL is i'm. possible to estimate the number of prOstratiOnS that have occurred here today. as calls are necessarily being made for the ambulanceS. The situ. alton is aggravated by a very seri ous shortage in the ice supply and eXOrbitant prices for this commod ity are being charged. Thousands Of people have left the city seeking cooler places. No relief is in sight
 PHILADELPHIA. July 9. In scores of churches today the services were abandoned on account of the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10

A story is going the rounds. of a couple of young folks who attended church recently. When the collec- ton was being taken up the young man commenced fishing for dime. His face expressed his embarraSs- ment as he hOarsely whispered, II guess l haven't a cent - changed my pants" The young lady who had been examining the unknown re gions of a woman's dress for her purse turned a pink color and said :; Pm in the same fix"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
POSSIBLY NOT GUGGS.

WASHINGTON, July s. lt is claimed that Dick Ryan. who se- cured the grant of land along Con- troller bay. in Alaska. near the katalla coal fields, acted as an agent for and in behalf of the English syndicate. and not for the Alaska syndicate which is composed of the Guggenheims and J. P Morgan Newspapers yesterday printed the story that letters had been found showing that Charles Taft was the means whereby Ryan, through Bal finger. secured the rights on Con- troller bay for the Morgan-Guggen- helm syndicate
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
HAD TOUCH TIME.

NOME. July $. - Two sailors on ,hr whalrr Jeanette made an at tempt al Port Clarence to desert the ship They built a raft of life pre servers and attempted 10 make d landing. For 24 hours they were ill the Water and among the cakes If ice. and were unable to gel 10 shore. They were rescued finally by he ships crew and taken back on board the whaler. Both men are now violently insane as result of their terribl. exposure in the freeZ- ing water
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
BAD FOREST FIRES IN MAINE

Millions of Timber Are Being De-
 stroyed in Northern Maine.
 The Citizen Special Service.l
 BANGOR, Me. July 9. - Reports were received here this afternoon to the effect that disastrous forest fires are running millions of feet of tim Der in the far north of the state.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
STEAMER BURNED AT DOCK
Vessel of the Mallory Line Is Nearly
 Destroyed by Fire.

NEW YORK. July 9. \ fire this afternoon broke out on rhy steamer Concho. of the Mallory line. as she was lying at her dock. and if Wa. only by dint of tie most strenuous efforts that the flames We're pre-
 vented from spreading ro other ship. ping and the adjoining warehouses. The Coucho was ygry nearly d, stroyed, all Of he, upper works beuD- burned and nothing but the hull .,l,.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
WANTS JUSTICE lMPEACAED.

WASHINGTON. July s. = Inn peachment of Justice Wright, of the supreme court of the district of Col umbia. is being sought by Samuel Gompers. the labor leader. MT Com pers appeared before the senate com mirtee on the judiciary today with his request He declares that Jus ice Wright is perverting his high position into a point of vantage from which to attack those who have incurred his personal hostility. who, in the present instance. are the lead ,rs of labor
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
TO RAISE ALASKAN SHEEP
Seattle Man Will Start a Ranch on
 Island Near SeldoVia.
line Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE. July g. - On the next rrip of he steamer Bertha. A. F. RIer will ship 800 sheep to Raspberry island. near Seldoyia. where he will start sheep ranch He claims that The climate iS peculiarly adapted to sheep raising and that his iocks will be able to graze for the greater part of The year on excellent grasses
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
WANT INDICTMENTS QUASHED

LOS ANGELES, July &. NJ LouridJn, the noted aeroplanist, made an ascension here today 10 all ele- Vation of 1o,16l feet above the sur face of the aviation field This cx- ceeds by 2G0 feet the previous worlds record, not taking into ac- count the disputed record of HoXey, the American
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
FORMER GOVERNOR
 ARRESTED
DENVER s. DICkERSON OF NE. VADA IS IN VERY SERI.
 OUS TROUBLE
.FOR MA[FEASANCE IN OFFICE
Is Charged With Having Let Bank Continue to Do Business Alter It Was We'll Known the Institution Was lnsolvent.
The Citizen Special Service.
 The Citizen Special Service.

RENO July 9 Denver < Dick er~on, with three others. bank conn miSsioncrS of the state. were arrest. ed today on warrants charging mal ieasan'" in office. The specific rharp" is that they permitted thc Eurrkn bank to continue in business aflcr i' was iusolyent The bank eIose its doors several weeks ago Dick erson was elcted lieutenant governor of the state in l9oG. and succeeded to the governorshjp Nheu Goyeruor Sparks died in May. iea> Hra term eNnired Iast JamuarE.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
WATERSPOUTS SINKS
 TWELVE BOATS
PHENOMENON OFF NEWFOUND. LAND COAST PROVES TER.
 RELY FATAL
FORTY FISHERMEN DROWNED
Great Mass Of Water Moves At So Fast Rate That It Cannot Be Avoided By the Fishermen. Who Are Hurled High In Air.
IThe Citizen Special Service.l

Nl-A Ut \bl-A\l'. JulF o Twelve fishing boats cont aiming 4 men N re sunk this afternoon by Il watcrspout and all the men aboard met their deaths. The boats were oyerw h. lmed by d tremendous water spout which moved so fast as tc he unavoidable by the sttersmeu. IL hurled the boats out of the walrr with gigantic power and it is be licNed that he occupants of th, boats were stunned and SD rendered unable T. swim
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
STATESM FLOAT.

WASHINGTON. July s. - On the yacht Mayfiower. which is now cruis- ing with President Taft along the coast of New Jersey. are Senators Penrose Root. Briggs. Brown. Fay Tor, Foster. Bacon and Overman. Both parties are represented
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
NO PASS FOR EDITOR.

An editor was asking for admis- sion to heaven.
 Cant let you in." said St. Pe- ter; the record of your good deeds never came to cur exchange table. "
 But" said the editor. the postal authorities are to blame if you didn't receive my paper"
 Then you'll have to go to the other place and fight it out" said St. Peter; the postal authorities are all down there" St. Louis Star
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
PROBING SEATTLE OFFICERS
Grand Jury Will Remain in Session
 There Till October.
The Citizen Special Service.l

SEATTLE. July 9. l. is expected thar he grand jury will remain ill sessi,n here until October at the least. during which time il is said there will be thoroughly compre- hensiye investigation of the munici- pal offices made
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
MAY YET SAVE S.S. SPOKANE
Wrecked Alaskan 6o May Yet Plow
 Waters of North.
The Citizen Special Service.1

VICTORIA, July g. ~ It is re ported that the salvage steamers ex- pect they. will be able to raise the steamer Spokane, which was wrecked while making its way through Seymour Narr1ws on the night of June 30 The vessel was beached in Plumbers bay and at the time it was thought she would be a total wreck.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
NOME TO GET MILL.

NOME, July s. Al a mass me.t- ing here on Thursday, plans were made and capital subscribed for thc purchase of d thrcc-stamp mill tp aid the work If development of 1h" quartz prospects in the vicinity of Nome
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10

William Mcleod, of Ester, was in the city during the week.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
THIRTEEN LOST ON
 SANTA ROSA
DEATH LIST OF p. C. s. S. cos VESSEL HAS GROWN
 ALARMiNGlY.
THAT MANY ARE MISSING
Was Believed at First That But Four Had Perished, But the Company's List Shows That Thirteen Are Un- accounted For.
The Citizen Special Seryict.

LOS ANGELES, July 2 It is believed that when the steamer San la Rosa, Ut the Pacific Coast Steam ship company's fleet, was smashed on the rocks off Point Arguello on Fri day there were thirteen lives lost. At least there are that many Of the passengers oil the cOmpany's list that are unaCcounted for and it is considered certain that they were drowned
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
CASTRO IS AEELED.

WIII.EMSTADT, Curacao l4h >
 Information fr m N,Hr4uoLa. rur porting 10 be official, safes tn& former President Ciprjano Castro. who has been living in exile in I'l rope. effected landing ,n" the west coast Of Neneluela and i@ now ell camprd there with .9to m"u
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
QUAkES IN EUROPE.

BUDAPEST. Hungary, July S. - Great. damage was done in this city and the surrounding country tonight by an earthquake which came ill SeV- eral heavy shocks in rapid success sion.
 ROME. July s. Heavy earth quake shocks were felt in this city tonight and although they did little real damage, they caused great alarm
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
LIKE MOTH TO THE FLAME
Bert HowdesheIl Will Get Back Into
 the Newspaper Game.
Ire Citizen Special ServIc,

KETCHlkAN, July 9. - Bert How deshell, formerly the editor of the ketchikan Weekly Miner. will soon start a daily newspaper here.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
GREAT NAVAL REVIEW,

ing the king and queen travelled to Spithead and there embarked Cn the Victoria and Albert to hold the naval review. IL is declared to be the greatest naval review held in the history of the world
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
RHOADS' STAMP MILL ARRIVES

The five stamp mill purchased by Walter C. Hall for the Rhoads X
 Hall quartz mine on Bedrock creek, arrived on the Panama and no time will be lost in getting 1t installed on the property The mill is of the Joshua Hendy type and of the latest model. It is hoped to have it in operation by the first of September,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
POLICE SERGEANT KILLED
Utah Peace Officer Is Shot in a
 Quarrel Over a TrifIe.
1.-The Citizen Special Service

SALT LAKE. July 9 F0Il)WimG a dispute this afternoon over tritling matter Police Sergeant John ston was shot and instantly killed by Private Detective Dewey. The lat ter al once gave himself up to the police and claims that he shot the officer ill self defense.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
WATER WINGS MISPLACED
MiIlionaires Aids to Swimming Get
 Badly Twisted Up.
IThe Citizen Special Service

NEW YORK, July 5. - The drown ing of Millionaire Petit yesterday while swimming is explained by the statement that the water wings he was using to help keep ailOat slip ped down to his feet and held him under the water
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10

We will speak out, we will be heard. Though all earths systems crack. We will not bate a single word.
 Nor take a letter hack
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
TEXAS DROUTH IS ENDED
Rains Bring Relief to Many Parched
 Sections of the State.
iThe Citizen Speciai Service.

The Citizen Special service.l
 DALLIS, July 9. - The drouth that has destroyed crops and pasturage in this state during the past several weeks appears at last to have been broken as rain is reported from many sections.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
JURYMEN SUM MMONEO.

SEATTLE. July s. All rhe jury men who served al the first trial of Wapp, nstein have been summoned to appear before the present grand jury tD lell what they can about the charge hat the trial jury was fixed" in taN-r of MaupenStein.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
WANT STOKES TO LET UP
Friends of His AssalIants Endeavor.
 ing to Hush Up the Case
The Citizen Special scrvi5e.l

The CItlzen Special SeTVI-e.
 NEW YORK. Juls g tI,ul. v Lillian Graham. inc a.'re ' Ethel Conrad the .la=rJr aa' are charged With Inc -aoo.as .I Stokes. the a2,d millionaire. ar, urging Stokes to drop fae ea=e. and it is believed that iH tIe@ of j." threats of Miss Graham L. tuIt ,> pose him if he proceeds with thr prosecution. this will h" tho .1urar he Wil adopt
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10

For the ,L4>c that lacks assistance. AsAlu>i the ~ruu. that needs rr,I>tau,c For the future Iu 'hr distance.
 And The puj that Ne san io
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
IS ON THE BENCH.

CHICAGO, July <. Manager Burke. of the Indianapolis team in the American Association, has been suspended because this afternoon he swore in the presence of ladies.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
Notwithstandinu.

And when he proposed did you tell him to see me-" asked her moth CT.
 Yes, mamma, and he said he'd seen you several times, but he want to marry me just the same"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
MAY PUT IT IN THE PARK
Vcxed Question in San Francisco to
 Be Settled This Week.
IThe Citizen Special Service

iThe Citizen Snecial Service.l
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. It is definitely stated today that set clement of the exposition site ques- ticn will be arrived next week and the much discussed question of whether it shall be put in the park" will be settled forever.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
DAM IS S1o,ooO,OoO.

IQUIQUE, Chili, June 24 - A ter rife cyclone is raging here. Many ships and lighters have been sunk and general havoc created with d monetary loss of $l0,000,000
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
STEAMBOAT BULLETIN.


FORT GIBRON, July 2. - White Seal. Delta. Caribou down. between kaltag and St Michael
 Corwin and Herman al St. Mi. chael
 Monarch down kotlek. II D m. Sth Susi" up Birches. a m Julia E up k0krines, S.l5 a m. Light up koyukuk, II D m. Sth Davis al Nulato. upbound sarah and Kerr up. between St Michael and kaltag.
 Edith al Nome
 Schwatka down Circle. 10.30 D. m. Nth
 St. Michael up Rapids. $ a m. Panama up Tolovana. 3:30 q. m Weare up Nenana, 1:4I d. m Minneapolis. Fairbanks
 Relief Carrier and Louise al Glib. bon.
 Martha Glow down Gihbon. l.3O d.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
ESKIMOS WANT SAVING BANK
Apply 10 Government for Establish
 ment of Post Office Bank.
fThe Citizen Special Service. !

SEATTLE, July 5. The Post-ln- telligencer in an editorial today
 lauds the Eskimos for asking for a
 postal savings bank at St. Michael, pointing out that the request indl- cates they are thrifty and have at tained a high degree of civilization.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
GOOD TIME AHEAD.

ATLANTIC CITY. July s. - Hun dreds of delegates and members Of the Order of Elks are arriving here for the annual national convention, which opens on Monday.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
GOVERNM ENT LOSES.

ST. LOUIS, June 24 The cir cult court of appeals today dismissed the suit: of the government, which was intended to disrupt the Hartman lines.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
ARE OFF VIRGINIAN COAST
President and Senators Are Enjoying
 Yachting Cruise.
The Citizen SpeciaI Service.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 9. - Presi- dent Taft. with Senators Fenrose, Root, Briggs, Brown, Taylor, Foster, Bacon and Overman are now cruising off the coast of Virginia according to wireless reports received here this evening
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
CUSTOMS MAN AT HOME.

NOME. July s. - C. D. Garfield, collector of customs for the district of Alaska, arrived here this week