The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

McManisal declared that M,Na mara had planned the complete de siructiou uf the city of Los Angeles and that he had eEerythiHg arraH= ed when he was taken into cusfo.t- The plan naS tu scl fire tu thn city at many points. and simuhaH.- 1rstv cut off the water supply hy blowing up the mains with dynamite. CANNOT ESCAPE CONVICTION INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 2G II is apparent from the evidence .Hfradu - "d today that it is :he intention of the defense in the dynamifine cases 'o attach all ot the responsibility for the numerous dynamite outrage> 70 James | NcNamara. who .s charged not only with origiaatiH- the plans but also with narryiuc them out unajded hy other members If the Structural Iron Workers assc eiation who are now on trial
 II k believed however. that tor much iucrimiuatinG evidence ajtea j.. Gas been introduced against the Ga tpndauts to enable them to escape conviction
 LABOR LEADERS ACQUITTED.
 SALEM Nov. 26 The Ettor Ginyannitti case came tn triuu h. ant conclusion today in an arou al of the two plaintiffs who were on trial in Judge Quiun's court on the charge of having heru aa eessories before 1he fact ro 1hs murder of Anna La Pezzi. the Lawrence working girl who was sho' cad bv q policeman al l'me whrl he two men on trial were ho1diue meeting two miles away.
 When the verdict ot nat auit= was read. there was wild demon strafion in the conrt. and among th, Industrial Workers Of this and near by cities. Etfor and Gioyanuitt. gave vent to their joy hy kissin- rach other
 ROME. Nov. 26-The aceuittal G. Ettor and GiovanHitti is Pleasil- news to the papers of this eounfrf which are giving the case consider able prominence
 TACOMA Nov. 26 Ii is expected that Joe Ettor will return 10 hi. home in this city within the reN' few days lis parents reside h"ra
 hAyRFNCE. Nov 26 The In dustrfal Workers of tho World arr planning 2 monster demonstration 10 take place in this city on Thurs 1ay in celebration Of the a"qutfta of Ettor and GiOrannifn.
 FORCED TO RESIGN.
 NEW YORK Nov e6 Re cause of remarks reflectina on n. honesty cf the umpires who officia' ad during the nast season presiAef' rogal of the Philadelphia Nationals has been forced 10 resign his placf a the head of the team. On severn occasions Foaal expressed the h. lief that the umnires had fayorr the New York Giants throughou the season in their games 2i'h fh Phillies. and that il was for tha ."qson that the New Workers head ed 1he list at the end of the SCI son.
 WANT WOMEN AT THE HEAD.
 PHnAnFlPHIA Nov. 26 Ih \merican National Womans Srf fra"e assoriation which is in sessio' in this city. has adopted q res93u lien praisina President Taft hocaus' of his appointment of woman a2 the head of the children's bureau
 FINED s5,o0e.
 PHOENIN AriZ Nov 2h. I'h' santa Fe railroad was today finer the sum of 5000 for hayin" work lod is train crews over hours Tho eompany had been warned that th' state law aeainst overtime on tn, railroad would be enforced hu' i paid no attention to the notice. Th' comuany will appeal the case. con tending that the law is unconstitu tiOnal.
 KILLS HER HUBBY.
 OLYMPIA Nov. 26. Nellie Hind' shot and killed her husband. Horace here last night when he tried t' enter her apartments. Kinds haf been enioined from interfering witt his wife during the pendency of he divorce suit. but he had persisted on various occasions in annoyin. her Mrs. Hinds was arrested shortly after the shooting.
 WILL APPEAL CASES.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 26 Justir' Golf this morning sentenced tn four eunmen. convicted of ,he mur ntT DI l1tlHld1 isoStll'lINl' 'li' '~''l' bier. to electrocution during th' week commencing January Gth. l is understood that preparations ar' hrino made to perfect an appeal as in the Becker case. and il + probable that stay of execution will be granted.
 SUDDEN DEATH.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26. - John ' Brush. the millionaire owner of th' National League baseball team. die suddenly here today. Mr. Bush. Wh' was travelling in his private car. tht Oceanic arrived here only last nigh and his sudden end came as q grea shock to his friends as he appeared on his arrival to be iR fairly @Oo' health.
 TOO "MuCHEE" EAT
 HAMILTON. Bermuda. Nov 2G.- president-Ele Wilson has quite re covered from the attack of indi aestion which kept him indoors yes 'ordav. and it is probable that h. will he in prime condition to enio' he Thanksoiving dinner for whici elaborate preparations are beip' made
 GoMPERs IMPROVING RAPlDl
 ROCHESTER, Nov. 26. Th' condition of Samuel GomDers. pres ident of the American Federation O Labor. is somewhat improved tod4" and it is believed that he is on th' road to recovery. Gompers has pneu mOnia