The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-15

HE ALA = patches state that death overcame the mayor as he recl.ned in a steam. CT char on the deck of the Baltic. and just after he had marked menu card. indicating what he wish ed for dinner. His sudden death. it is believed was due 10 heart 1T uhle.
 The news of Mayor Gaynors death came as a great shock 10 the people of this city. and from all parts of the nation messages expressing deep regret have been received. Charles Murphy. the Tammany leader. was greatly moved by the news. He said this afternoon that he knew at the time Gaynor started on his trip that he was m poor health. but he had no idea the end was so near The body fl the mayor will he brought back to this city on the first steamer sailing for New York after the Baltic reaches port on the other side of the Atlantic. All of the flags of this city are flying at ] halt-maSt
 BRYAN PRAISES GAYNoR. l WASHINGTON D. C.. Sept IL l Commenting on the death of New l Works mayor. Secretary Bryan said i ths afternoon that GaTnor had shown himself to be strong man. with a natural genius for pubic life. and l that his place would be hard to fill Mayor Gaynor was candidate 1 for reelection as an independent. having accepted public nomination day or two before his departure for Europe.
 NOW TRIED FOR PERJURY.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-The drawing of the jury fir the trial O. Maury Diggs, on the charge of per jury. alleged to have been commit ted while he was on trial for vio- lating the Mann white slave act, was completed this afternoon and the taking of testimony. it Is expected will begin when court conyenes to- morrow morning.
 Att rney Harris. who defended Diggs on the former charge. is a co-defendant with him in the pres ent case both men being accused of making false statements.
 THE LETTER THAT NEVER CAME
 VERA CRUZ. Mexico, Sept. H. special Repre- sentative John Lind. who arrived here some time ago. in tending 10 return to Washington. but who delayed his departure when it became apparent that Provisional President Huerta intended to yield to the American peace demands. is still waiting for Huerta's final reply It7 the United States.
 It $ believed that Lind will not return to Mexico City.
 GLYNN TURNED DOWN. ! COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 12.-DesPite e the ruling of the New York courts. which have decided that Sulzer is no longer governor. Governor Cox refuses to recognize the the authority of Lieutenant Governor Glynn Of New Ork
 A requ sition, which was received this afternoon from New York, bear ing the signature of Glynn. was turned down by Governor Cox. who declares that Sulzer will continue L. be governor. in his opinion, until he has been legally busted by the 1 New ! Ork State senate.
 WOMEN ARRESTED.
 CALUMET, Mich. Sept. 12.=Fif- teen women wives and relatives of strikers, were placed under arrest oday on the charge of riotous con duct and are now in jail awaiting their trials. IL is understod that they will be kept in custody, without the privilege of bail, until the strike of the copper miners has been set tied.
 The trouble occurred in connection with monster demonstration which was held this afternoon by the wo- men sympathizers of the strikers, in protest against the defiant atti- tude of the mine operators. The gathering was addressed by a num- Der of speakers, including several of the women, and ended in a general rough-house, which required the com bined efforts Cf the police and the militia to subdue.
 Quiet reigns throughout the dis trict tonight, but both the strikers and their women are in sullen mood and further outbreak is cared tomrrow
 CHARGES AGAINST LANDS.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 12-Alleging that he was railroaded to prison, Max Gerber. an inmate of Leaven worth penitentiary has caused charges to be preferred against Federal Judge Landis and two assistant United States attorneys. The judge and the two pr secutors are accused of criminal conspiracy
 LIND IS HOPEFUL.
 VERA CRUZ, Sept. 12.-Special Representative John Lind. who is here awaiting a formal reply from Provisional President Huerta in an ! swer to the request for his retire ment, received word today to the effect that Huerta is about to give up his office. The information comes | from ssurce which is considered reliable, and additional evidence that Huerta's time is nearly up is con tained in the report that the mem bers of the cabinet are about to ten der their resignations
 Rolfo Reyes retired from the cabi- net today, and it is understood that | several other members will quit to- morrow, in which event it is con- sidered certain that Huerta will be | compelled to fellow their example. Lind is of the opinion that he will be officially advised from the capital tonight.
 WANTS GAYNOR'S PLACE. NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Urged to take the place of Mayor Gaynor in