The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-02

lnu!Cate that there Is T general Oh- servance of the sad occasion
 NOT A CHANGE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May % In the opinion Of Hamilton W. Mahie associate editor of the Outlook masa- zine. who has just returned to this country from the Orient. there is not the slightest chance for war he tween the United States and Japan Mabie WIS in Japan during the time the alien law was under considera ton before the California legiSla ture. and while he admits there was considerable disappointment be cause Of the action of the lawmak. CTS ot this state. he says there wa no thought of war on the part of the Japanese government
 The newspapers Of the United States did more 10 aceravate the Japs." declared Mabie in an inter view this afternoon. than either tho legislators who passed the bill or the governor who signed i' Ant there also was some excited talk ir ce. Jain quarters in Japan. but it dia not reflect the general sentimen' i1 the country and was disapprovct ny the government
 SPORTS MUST STAND TRIAL. CALGARY. Alta. May 2G.-ln con neCtion with the deeafh of Luther Mccarthy. heavyweight chamnion O. the world. during his bout with Ar i thur Pelkey Saturday. warrants for the arrest Of Tommy Burns. William McCarney. McCarthy's manager, Ed Smith referee of the bout. an4 severl trainers and attendants were l issued today. It is understood the will be charged with manslauGhter the same charge that was lodge against Pelkev when he was arrest CT Saturday after the death of Me Carthy.
 1 The preliminary hearing of Pelkee was postponed this afternoon until ! tomorrow. in order that the fui' report of the coroner may he ol | tained The inquest was held thi~ i morning. and it developed that the autopsy showed death due to spina' hemorrhaee brought about by ; broken neck. instead of heart failure as had been believed
 i McCarthy's body will be shipped to Pigua. Ohio for burial. advices from relatives there asking that the l remains he shipped there upon the i termination of the hearing.
 The arena in which the fight was held was burned to the ground las l night, and il is the general heliei that the buildings were fired h' angered citizens as a protest aeains' the fighting game The arena was owned by Tommy Burns. promo, pt of the fight and one time champion of the prizering.
 1 In discussing the Pelkey-McCarth' fight this afternoon. Acting Premier Mitchell said that the death of Mr Carthy would force the governmer- to put ban on ring contests IT. also said that the investigation haf developed the fact that eight-ouncf gloves had been used by the cor testants instead of the regulation five-ounce
 PROSECUTION FAILED. 1 BOSTON. May 9. On all side the prediction is made that the gov ernment will be unable to convic' President Wood. of the Americat Woolen company. on the charge ot conspiring against the strikers d.lr ing the Lawrence strike. The proof> of complicity in the dynamitine plot. which the prosecutor promise 10 introduce, have failed 10 material ize. and il is generally believed that when the case goes to the jury Woods will be turned loose
 AFTER THE MONEY. l FARGO. s. D.. May D. Mrs Luther Mccarthy. widow of the Dugilist who was killed on Saturda, at Calgary, has been apprised 0 the fact that the estate of her late husband is valued at the sum O s65.0oO. the greater part of which is left to her.
 | The bulk of the fortune was wof by Mccarthy during the brief time he was in the fighting game A fast as he accumulated the money he put it away in a safe place. nort dered until he began his fast caree, following his defeat of Al Palzer.
 COLOR LINE DRAWN. NEW ORLEANS. May 27. - N. c Green, wealthy negro of souther' Louisiana. was lynched early this morning by white men, for persist ing in riding in the Pullman car O a passenger train. The atroctv has caused no end of comment here. and the officials have ordered an investi gation. Prominent negroes state that the matter will be taken to Washing ton. for the investigation of the federal officials. in order that the guilty parties may be brought to time They state that the local off cials have a habit of allowing offend CTS of lynehing bees to go unpunish ed, and to get justice. federal ir, vestigation is necessary.
 The lynching took place near Mil ton. Lafayette county on the South ern Pacific railway. Green was asleep in Pullman car when a number of whites entered the coach and without further ado. carried the 1 startled and half-awakened negro outdoors and lynched him. nearby tree serving to hold the makeshif' hangman's rope. Then the train proceeded.
 It is said that Green persisted in the fact that he had been ordered out of the coach several times by white passengers on the train, Greens place, they said, was with the rest of the negroes in the Jim Crow" car "Jim-C Crow" cars. in the South, are coaches set apart for the use of colored people.
 SOBER. BUT NOT SANE.