The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26


 canal regulations bill The cabinet believes that the bill is a contra. yeusion of the British-AmeriCan treaty. and the president is of the opinion that the supreme court should pass upon the bill before it Is enacted into law.
 JUAREZ. Aug l9 In the role of a Mexican Joan d'ArC Mrs. Aio- wis. wife of Colonel Lazro Aloyis. in command of force of only ten rebel cavalry. rode into town today. disarmed the provisional chief of police and rode away to the hills with all the federal owned horses in the camp.
 BOSTON. Aug 19. Theodore Roosevelt opened his campaign in the city today. making three speeches at different points in the city. He in sists upon referring 10 President Taft as The Dead Issue in National Politics"
 WHEELING. W. Va. Aug 19 -- In his speech here. William Jennings Bryan asserted that Roosevelt, the
 
 to regulate the trusts by means of q national bureau. which will be his to use to maintain him in his seat at the White House during the term of his natural life. As the trusts control the United States. so will Roosevelt. as controller of the trusts. he able to control the presi- dcucy while he lives and plays fair with the trusts"
 SEA GIRT. Aug. 19. - Woodrow Wilson. in an address issued to- day. declares that the only force back Of the new Roosevelt Progress sive party are the discontented fac tons Of all parties. and that they are not of sufficient numbers to prevent the Democratic victory. while such strength as they have will con tribut" to the success of the Demo cratic party at the polls in November next.
 WASHINGTON. Aug l9. The Alaska Home Rule bill. as agreed upon hy the house and senate con- ference committee. and containing the provision for upper and lower houses in the territorial legislature. vas passed by the senate this morn ing, and there is now q chance of the bill becoming a law at this pres rnt session of congress. in which case Alaskas first legislature will convene during the coming winter. ROME. Aug l9. - Pope Plus in 1he near future will take hand in correcting the penchant of Latin American republics to indulge in revolutions.
 The step he is declared to have in mind will be only part of work he has just undertaken for improy- ing the condition of the poorer class cs in Central and South America. his work was initiated by the issu- ance of an encycical to all Central and South American bishops calling on them for special efforts to bet ter the condition of Indians.
 This enCyclical. it is declared at the vatican. will soon he followed by another 10 Latin American bsh- ops, archbishops, nunzios and apos- tolic delegates to use their best ef- forts toward educating the people
 
 which the pope deems largely re- sponsible for the misery of the poor.
 LONDON. Aug. 19. - An Ameri- can collector has offered s10,000 for Dick Turpin's pistol, recently dis covered during the dismantling of the historic Globe room of the Rein n at the ownership of the pistol is in dispute as between the owner of the building. the finder and the pur- chasers of the ceiling where it had been concealed
 ROME. Aug. 9. After murder ing his brother. his brothers wife and their two children. peasant named Cristoforo Conzoni returned to the insane asylum at Alexandria. from which he had been sent to the asylum two years ago for killing his own wife and only son.
 BOMBAY, Aug. 10 William Hunter Workman, of Massachusetts, the noted American explorer and sci enlist. lost his life in the Himalayas
 
 HAMBURG, Aug. 19. - The police authorities have issued an order whereby any woman who enters a street car with unprotected hatpins is liable to election by the conduc- tor. For the benefit of strangers the company has provided it's con- ductors with hatpin protectors. which they are now selling for cent each. EASTBOURNE. Eng. Aug. 19. - Captain Hicks Murray, of the Cor don Highlanders. today killed his two children. shot his wife, set fire to their home and then shot himself. It is believed that he was insane.
 LOS ANGELES. Aug. 19. Dis trict Attorney Frederick today stat ed that he would insist upon trying Clarence Darrow on the indictment of having bribed Juror Bain.
 BOSTON, Aug. 19. - Daniel Shields Cunning the wealthy grand nephew of the late Leland Stanford, committed suicide today for some reason unknown.
 ROME. Aug. 19. - Nicola Cappel- Ii, of Pitigliano. left directions in his will that a quart of wine should be poured over his coffin, and that two casks should be distributed among those who attended his fu- neral He also requested that his friends should dance around the