The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-08
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lHf'f #tt laNtI ft #iI5fE tsits #H k Hcanlr!" that the hrar.us on the MI. u, hAr,a- corpus. which will take pace here tom rr-w. NH be held in private.
 Attorney Jerome. who $ usrr d. th" r,seu.ati>e ot New York ~ra,o. hold d }ore eant,r-a,a thas afternoon win the .um.-rar5 a at---# ,ills and # .s au.,rs-coI that au attempt w35 Aa mad, so rush ThaN across :he Empire s.ata jav. d. soon d. hr has ht'a released from ih, custody ot the soay-.
 SOMETHING UP THEIR SLEEVES.
 ALBANY. \ '. Sept IA call has been .ssu,d Tor a ,ail attend sgee ot tAo s.aze .,g.sla.ur,. fer the consideration et t#,- Sgl4,r .mp,ach- mca, proceed lss B hi,A Rj5! come up tar hetr.u2 ,arl1 this m nth
 E>asH. tur tAs- action oa The part O. Acr u- Goetat#r G'yHn taee, have hreH ne Ges developments #H the eas. saue, las 1erk. a}.heHsh Governor Su!z,r and A.- attorneys are husily engaged Ia Prelarias their case. and intimate ina. number Of surprises will he sfTuu- n the proper time.
 CHRISTIANITY SCORES.
 LEANENWORTH. Kan. Srn. Christianity scored -i4uAl 'fiHmph this afternoon when the sayramcu. of baptism Was administered to T inmates of the federal F:i- H h. cluded ja the n4m5er If prisoners 0er, four men and tHo women Aho aT~ serving lie terms.
 .g 5-. ' f.. ceremony are dated oyer ths ~ly- cess which has crowned tbe5r pr.soH Hork, and are ront44rH, that add tional recruits | he tor.heomin- rapidly
 POLICE ARE ATTACKED.
 CALUMET. Mich. Seat 1.-The first disturbance O. consequence to CCur since the coming ot he mili- fla took place neaf th5- ely today Nhcu q crowd of several hundred strikers attacked rAa to1l.e. X fierce dash eH-ay5. and 'he Fol lgs Were getting the Worst Of I Nhen they Were na}]y rcseueI by She troops which Were hastily summoned
 The strikers were accamHsa.ed hs scores ot women sympathizcHs. who took d very active part ill the at tack ulon the peace officers
 THREE DIED ENROUTE
 SAN FRANCISCO Sept. The army tran=p r Thomaz arrived herr today from rhe Philippines A3rh the bodies Of three 0.tieETs NH1 eA oH the voyage acros, the oeeaH, The officials were ,nraute eo tHg Euit5a Srates far tHe henet ot f6air hnlath when death overlook them
 The names oi tHe etfgtT= arg Eaiar EtiaH. G4r.ain nay aud Or lando Baker. the latter being Am ,.lcau #4H~GI fo iforaea.
 EXPOSITION OPENED.
 KNOXVILLE. Hcuu. SeH. L. The formal opeuiu2 of the National Conservation exp stion took place today. the doors beng thrown open to the public upeH receipt O. a wire less message from Pres den, VII son The exposition will remain open for two months during which time il is hourt ID demonstrate the adyanta2es of conserving the naton al resources.
 FRITZ s7o.ooo IN THE RED
 NEW YORK Sept. l. Fritzi scheff the talented and popular mic opera singer. fled ] pet ton of voluntary Insolvency ia court to- day. claiming that she is unable 10 pay the $1O.oUO winch she owes.
 Speaking of her action this aft ernoon. the dainty little prima donna declared that she has been driven almost frantic by her persistent creditors. and that her only escape from them is through the court. he h. money n the salary she receives
 WILL REMAIN AT HOME.
 PORT TOWNSEND, Wash Sept 1-Adyices received rom Washing ton today indicate that il $ not the intention of the War department 10 send any troops from the Puget Sound posts 10 the Mexican borsjer country.
 When the movement of soldiers first started toward the S nth, il was believed that several companies of troops would he sent from Wash ington.
 MORE RESPECT SHOWN.
 MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1.-Practic ally all of the Americans who have left Mexico during the past several days announce their intention oi returning within short time unless conditions become critical which at this time does not seem likely. EX cept for those identified th the Huerta regime the people of Mexico are well satisfied with the attitude of the United States. and Ameri- cans are held in greater respect now than was the case a few weeks ago.
 WILL TELL IT TO WILSON,
 HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. | Will jam Hale, one of President Wilson's special emissaries 10 Mexico. ar rived here this afternoon from the Southern republic. and sailed imme diately for Washingt n, presumably to make his report to the President
 Hale refused to talk for publica- tion, excusing himself on the ground that he is not at liberty to give out anything until after hs ar rival at the national capital.
 CABARET SHOWS TABOOED.
 CHICAGO, H.. Sept. 1.-The cru sade against the cabaret show in Chicago has resulted in ban being placed on the objectionable form cf entertainment. Action was taken by the city authorities on Saturday, and in consequence of the new regula- tons, eleven cafes surrendered their licenses today the owners claiming that they can not make their places y1-ttl -l