The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26

''Hi' haNN ptoplt btlitN' Dt IS, Du1 instead. is stand-patter of the pat test variety, was the statement o Governor Tom Marshall. who-address ed an audience of seeral thousand persons here tonight on the issue. Ot the campaign. The governor made a striking speech Roosevelt and his new party were roasted ant Taft Republicanism also was severe ly criticised.
 In support of his claim tha Roosevelt is not a real progressive Marshall referred to the seven year. which the Colonel served as presi dent. and pointed out the fact tha during all of that time he haC made no attempt to lift the burden. of eXtortionate tariff rates. As further proof of Roosevelts incon sistency. the governor stated tha seVen-eighths of the trusts whici have been forced to dissolve since the colonel quit office. were formed while he Was in the White House
 Tt is the privilege granting Re publicans. such as Roosevelt. who ar, making Socialists" asserted Mar shall in concluding his speech
 NEW YORK, Aug 20. Severa indictments were returned today b! q special grand jury which is in vesti gating the murder of Herman Rosenthal Principal among tn, number is Lieutenant Becker. of tho local police force. who is supposed to have engineered the killing O the gambler.
 n rI c. Schepps, stated today that the mar recently brought here from Arkansa. Hot Springs, will make full con fession of the part he played 1T connection with the tragedy. Schepp! was before the grand jury today and it is believed his testimony hat much to do with the indictment. returned
 LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20 - Wher the Darrow case was called this af ternoon, Judge Hutton announced that he had decided to transfer tn, hearing to Judge Willis court. ant the lawyer accordingly was ordered to appear before Willis next Mon day,
 No decision was rendered toda, on the motion of the defense tt dismiss the Hain indictment on tn, grounds that the liberty of Darrov already has been placed in leopard, on a similar charge, and il is believ ed that Judge Hutton intends tt leave this question also for the new judge to decide.
 Hutton unquestionably is in sym pathy with Darrow, and it is believ ed this is the reason he has refused to preside at the second trial should there be one The judge actions when Darrow was acquittel clearly indicated that he believes il his innocence,
 It is estimated that the trial O Darrow on the Bain indictment vii cost the state many more thousands than the first case did, and tn, selection of the jury will be an ob stacle which will not be easily over come.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. - Mucl excitement was created in the sen ate today by the charge that Senator Bois Penrose, of Pennsylvaia wal guilty. during the campaign of 1904 of accepting the sum of $52 ,000 iron John Archibald, the oil magnate ant capitalist, which sum was used, ore sumably to obtain votes illegally The committee which has been re viewing the past several elections produced the evidence against Pen rose today, and there is talk of insti tutlng impeachment proceeding. against the senator immediately.
 When asked for a statement thi. afternoon, the senator said he would not be ready to reply to the charges until tomorrow, when he would of fer an explanation which he believes will put stop to the talk of i'm peachment. The irate senator inti mated that he would direct a few hot shots at the committee whicf would make them sit up and take notice.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. - The appointment of Clinton Howard tC the federal bench of Washington has raised storm of disapprova among prominent Progressives al the capital, and determined effort will be made on the floor of the senate to prevent the Bellinghan mans confirmation
 TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Aug. 2O.- No luther developments have oc cured in the Rockefeller case, and the authorities are of the opinion that the oil magnate was unduly frightened by the threatening letters which he received. There appears to be no effort being made to carry out the threats, and it is probable the extra deputies who were appoint ed to reinforce the regular Rockefel Ter guard will be dismissed tomorrow or next day.
 Rockefeller is of the belief that the letters were written by men who had been discharged by the com pany, and who hold him responsible for their dismissal
 SEATTLE. Aug. 20. - The steam CT City of Seattle left for the North last night with four passengers for interior Alaska, They are Mir. and Mrs. Horace Witt, Rose smigle and Henry Lutro.
 PEk1N, Aug. 20.-The national as sembly today threatened to impeach President Yuan unless he immediate ly gives satisfactory explanation of the recent execution of two gen. erals belonging to the party of Dr. Sun.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. Sena. tors Cummins, of Iowa, Gorah of