The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-03

extensive holdings. which include
OF heads OF sheep scat
tered over the grazing lands of the
West. Hagenbar;h is president OF
the National Wool Growers asso-
citation.
HIS HEART STOPPED.
MILWAUKEE Wis. Oct. 2S.-
Isaac Stephenson. Jr.. son of Sena.
tor Stephenson of tbs state. was
found dead today on a train. His
trouble.
COULDN'T SHAKE HER.
PLYMOUTH. Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Eaton.
widow of the late Admiral Eaton.
who is on trial fer the murder of
her aged husband. was subjected
to severe discrimination today
BY the Pres5cu on in an effort to
break down her testimony The at
tempt vas failure however. the
defendant passing through the or
deal with remarkable GOODNESS. When
she left the stand late this after
noon her testimony was mistaken.
II is believed the case will go to
the jury before the end of the
present week.
HUNTED HIS LAST.
DENEVER, COLI Oct. IS. Adj
patches received In III : city today
from Cody. Wyoming. tell of the
death at that place OF Charles Gates.
son OF the late John Gates. Young
Gates had just returned from a
hunting trip into the mountains with
number OF friends, and was at
the depot awaiting the arrival of
h s rain when he dropped dead
supposedly from heart failure. Among
those in the party was Buffalo Bill
who accompanied Gates as guide.
STATE TROOPS WILL CO.
DENVER. Colo Oct 2S-AdvIces
received today from Southern Colo
RADIO indicate that the strike situa.
ton Is rapidly assuming serious pro
portions ana It is considered prob
able that within "A hours state
troops will be sent to the scene and
martial law declared throughout the
strike zone
Today's reports state that bat
tie occurred at Berwind between
mine guards and strikers. resulting
in the serious injury of number
o. the combatants and the death
Of two children. the latter having
been hit by the flying bullets which
fell thickly in all parts OF the town
Governor Ammons announced this
afternoon that he would despatch
state troops to the scene mmedi
ately TO put stop to the disorders
which threatened the entire coal re
gion in the vicinity of Trinidad.
GRANDSTAND cOtLAPSES
TULSA. Okla, Oct 2S. - Scores
Of persons We're injured here this
afternoon as the result of the col
, lapse of a port on of the grand
stand at the ball park during an
exhibition game hetween the New
York Giants and the Chicago White
Sox. Several of the injured are SC
severely hurt that it is believed they
"ill de
GOT THEIR MAN.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-James Thorn
as. who is wanted at Vancouver
b. G.. on a charge of theft, was
placed under arrest in this city to
day and is being held by the local
authorities pending the arrival oil
extradit on papers from the Cana
dian city
Thomas is charged by the Can
adam authorities with robbing the
McCaulav brothers OF the sum OF
$1,000, with which amount he is
supposed to have escaped across tbs
| ne. When taken into custody to
day. only a small amount of money
was found on his person.
IN HANDS OF JURY.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. %. - The trial
o, Mrs. Eaton on the charge of ad
m nistering poison TO her husband
the lac Admiral Eaton. was con
cluded late this afternoon. and the
jury is now celebrating. 1t is re
sardcd as doubtful if verdict will
be reached before morning.
DIDN'T TELL ALL.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 29.-The will OF
the late Adolphns Busch. millionaire
brewer, was filed for probate in the
/ local courts today. The document
fails however, to give any intima
ton as to the value of the fortune
of ths deceased brewer The only
! amounts named in the will are the
Z ocNSldi bNddto'S "hl1H "tiN lttl "
local Institutions. the various
amounts totaling $4,000
gig BODIES RECOVERED.
DENVER, Colo. Oct. 20. Ad
vices received today from Dawson
New Mexico. state that 2l9 bodies
have been recovered from the WORK.
/ ings of No. 2 mine, which Were
Wrecked several days ago by an ex
plos on of coal dust. 1t is believed
that there are still A bodies il
the mine. but it is now considered
certain that all of them viii! be
found by the rescue workers within
a short tins. as the mine is rap
idly clearing OF gas. Some time will
elapse before operat ons can be rc,
sumed.
MlliTlAMEN THERE.
TRINIDAD Colo. Oct 29.-One
thousand state miltamen have besn
stationed throughout the strike zone,
and the entire district is now under
martial law. Action was taken by
Governor Ammons at an early hour
this morning. but up to a late hour
this afternoon the soldiers had ac-
complished little in the way of re-
storing order. The presence of the
troops seemingly has driven the
striking coal miners and their sym
pathizers to extremes in their strug-
gle against the coal barons. and the
situation is becoming more serious
hourly.
Numerous outrages We're commit
/ ted today, the most serious of which
was the destruct on of the offices of
one of the companies at Agullar