The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

THEN. FAIR BANKS. ALASKA. AUG
many Of those who secured aGmis.
sion This m rning refused to leave
the building dur ne the noon recess
because Of the fear that they would
be unable 10 get in again this after,
noon. *
One OF the most interested specta.
tors is Mrs. Caminetti. wife of Drew
Caminetti. partner in crime o. Diggs
whose trial will follow that of the
defendant in the present case. De.
SPITE her declarations at the time
the arrest that she would leave
her husband Mrs. Caminetti oecu.
pies seat beside her hayward
spouse and evidences great interest
in the proCt edincs
TO COLOMBO MEXICO.
PORTLAND. AUG. S.-Ore of the
members of the General Diaz party
: credited with having made the
statement that the mission of piaz
to the Orient is fOr tho purpose of
max ng secret pact with Jaror
for the establishment OF colonies in
Mex CO. In return for. certain f1vors
Diaz will guarantee in the name +
Huerta 20 give the japanese row
eminent I foothold on the west
coast of Mexico.
coGAN Is PRESIDENT.
BALTIMORE. Aug. -S.-Thomas !.
Cocan. Of Cincinnati grand worthy
vice president of the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles, was elected to the Office
VI grand rthy president TODAY
" thoat opposition nj the annual
session Of the grand aerie. John s
Parry. of Kansas CITY. was reelected
70 the office Of Grand secretary. his
election. as in the case of Cogan.
Npi"g unanimous.
STRIKE is AUTHENTIC.
SEATTI y. Aug. S.--Iohn Rosene
-" wcll-kn wn Alaska promoter.
MS received word from Rohcr'
VILE" civil engineer Who is in
We Eor'h in tho interests of Gov
'roor Sul2or Of New York. 20 the
effect thai the strike In the o. 'sana
'our.rv Is all that he's been rraimo1
! for il. Rosene n'ac"s much -e'ia go
| in the roo0rt Of he onoinnnr ana
many old-timors Of Alaska will SIAM
0ede the new diggings on the
! 'rnneth of tho message.
sutZER PLUNGED
NEW YORK. An" 3 The Trnw
| " eommittce. which vas anao ptcd
Nv he s'a'r LEGISLATURE 70 n1uirc
/ into the campaign eyneudi,ures o.
| Governor SulZnr has secured evi-
! 'rnce which nurpnrts 20 show that
Snlser nlu""ei heavily ~ socks
nrias % hi election 1s chief eteou.
'i"e f 'hr State. Checks ar1 other
/ locumen arr evidence vas IT III ca
20 prove that Sn'7er lost LARGO
'ums through his Wall Street sptcu
! lations
NEEDS PLENTY ROOM.
| SEATTLE Aue. Geaoral .aFcliv
D'az HHe rita t sRee Al fInessettcer 70
| Japan. is travelling Fl stvlc. VI 1eost
so il would appear from the fact
hat the ambitious. Mevicau has re-.
nuested that eieht rooms bo.resor"os
/ for his marty AZ the ho.el Nash
in"ton. The reservation were made
today by wire the mes aanoara-
ing that Diaz and hs retinne weuld
9rri . here within 4 day r two en-
route 10 the Orient,
MPERhTDRE AT 100
KANSAS CITY. Aug. e-Thnra
Wa been no ahatemoot to the hea.
ohich has enrolored the entire :. ate
Hhe temperatu"e STOOD at loo all
dav. and renorts from other nov
ions of the state show that the dis
! 'ribution of heat is general No
deaths have been reWrrtpd thus far
| hut scores f people have been pros
| trated.
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE.
MEXICO, CITY. Amg. S.-In.lu-
enced by the attitude of Provisional
| President IIuerta. the MEXICAN res
| tents of his CITY are manifest na
oven hostilities toward Americans
and it is feared by the au,hori'ie-
hat the intense ant american fee
| ing y Il take the form of riotine be.
fore the night is over Jingoism has
broken out in all quarters, which
cans for the Gringo
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The an
nouncement was made this afternoon
that Special Representative Lind will
90 direct to Vera Cruz on the battle
hip New Hampshire. From Vera
'rlH Lind WI proceed Immediately
10 Mexico City. despite the threaten
ing attitnde,: Of: the Greaser poplflace.
President Wilson has intimatea that
he administration s prepared for
al cventualities. It is expected
hat Lind VII arrive at, Vera Cruz
on Sunday :
# is understood that .1iad's nfts,
'i n to Mexico Is to assist the
FIner'a admnistrat on in conducting
Al orderly election
TESTING MONOPLANE.
FORT MEYER. Va, Aug s.
Aviator Wood gave a demonstration
here today with the object of
showing the Cheney of the mono
rlale as a military accessory. Wood
made the flight from Galeehura an1
non his arrival here circled about
the field several times. The flight
was most successful. and the army
0ffic ais who witnessed the demon
Stration were much impressed with
the superiority of Woods machine,
CAPTURE A RANCH.
WASHINGTON. Aug S.-Advces
received TODAY from Mexico state