The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-25
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ot the murder and told how he lai buried the body and removed all traces of the crirA.
 A THoRoUGH/INVEsTlGA7!oN. police departmEt and .udge Ca tens juvenile colt are to he inyesti- gated at once hy special cnam,s- sion was announced in a proC,ama- ton issued hy the mayor today. He is taking this action. he sa,s. De 'ause of the many scandals tha' have arisen recently on account Of the alleged prevalence of vice iu the ltr. and he is determined that the iuycstiCation will he an ahsolutel thorough one.
 Ex-PRESIDENTS PENSION.
 WASHlNGTON. Nov. PA strong has been iuaugurated hery . hich has for it's purpose the induc- ing of congress To create a pension fer retiring presidents. The matter has many times before been brought up in tentative way. but on this occasion there is organizatiOn back of the movement, and it is believed that congress will take notice Of i. at the coming session.
 TAFT'S SECRETARY BACK.
 WASHINGTON. Nov 22.-Charles D IIilles. formerly secretary to President Taft. hut more recently maaa2er of the presidents campaign for reelection. has resumed the of .iEo of secretary. replacing Carmi I thompson. who has been appointed 10 the office of treasurer Of he Jni-cd States in place of Lee Me Clung. resigned.
 GETTING OUT OF TOWN.
 SEW WORK. Nov. % William ~h1riro. the man who drove the Car with the four gunmcn to the scere of the Rosenthal murder, was r-- 'e9se from custody today. it having been recognized by the district at 0rHrJ's office that he was in no way responsible for the crime
 GLENEI AND Nov. % sam $chepps. Bridgie Wcbber. Harrv Nal- lon and Jack Rose. four of the in- iormauts in 'he RCsenthal ease. passed through the city today en. route 10 the West.
 TO PREVENT DELAY.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-To pre- .ant rnt delay that miahr otherNisc occur in the completion of the Pana ma canal the Interstate Commerce commission this morning modifie i is ru'iug so as 10 permit of foreign vessels delivering material that is to he used in the construction of the canal at the canal ports.
 LIFE SENTENCE.
 NiLWAI kEE. Nov. 22.A iifa sentence in the Oshkosh insane asy- nm was the punishment imposed b. the court this morning on ,Iohr SohraHk the man who shot ana nearly killed Theodore Roosevelt. The trial was merely perffu1eto'F. he evidence of the mans in }anit, |, being abundant aHd supported " Ihc testimony of five alienists de jailed by the court to make an OK animation of the prisoner
 READY FOR TAKERS.
 SEATTLE. Nov 22.-Thc fatcrai authorities announce that they are ready to proceed ." ith the cases oeainst the several hnrdred cuao k doctors and alleged medicine fakers @ hO were arrested this WC"K Cu the Dharge of misuse of the United states mails.
 The wholesale reid of the govern ment has created prOfounG sens2- ton throughout he country. ard intense interest is manifested in th ? coming proceedings.
 Those who were arresI"i iH this ..itv will be arrai9ned on MOn3aV.
 NOT IN SYMPATHY.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-Se"re- tarv McNeagh has called fo" ;hc resi2nation of Assistant Trsasur"r Gideon BantZ on the ground that the latter is not in sympathy with ike policies of the administrations. The secretary of the treasury is said to have determined that his department shall be fully in accord Nith lis chiefs ideas. and to this end ne in- tends to replace those who -ihibll signs of mutinous conduct.
 BUFFALO HERD FOUND.
 WASHINGTON Nov. 22.-ln dis patch forwarded by a party c gov ernment scientists just returned from the North. it is annuonced that Harry Radford. the American eX- plorer. has discovered large herds of wild buffalo in the Great Slave lake district, in the Hudson Bay country. The animals are said 10 be identical with the buffalo of the plairs with the exception that ;hey are slightly larger and the hair $ little longer.
 SNOW IN MIDDLE WEST.
 ST. PAUL. Nov. 22.--A heavy snowstorm is in progress through out the Middle West, and it is in terselv cold below zero temperature being recorded from many points
 cRUESOME FIND IN RIVER.
 PROVIDENCE. Nov. 22.-The body of the daughter of Former Governor Garyin. of this state, was found floating in the river tod.", The girl had been missing for two days.
 HEARST ASKED TO TALK.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Wheh ihe congressional campaign fund inFps'i- gators resume their deliberations William Hearst, the newspaper man, Eill he called upon to testify. 1t is expected that he will be given a hearing during the coming month.
 ALLEN GETS 15 YEARS.
 WYTHEVILLE. Va, Nov. D. Found guilty of murder in the sec ond degree. the sentence to h2 imposed on Sidna Allen was fixed by the jury at r. years in the peniten tiary.