The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06

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of 'he International Association o..
bridge y Structural Iron Workers.
MAS placed under arrest this after
Haon by The federal authorities II
is claimed ny the government rep
rtsentatiyeS hat evidence has been
ohtaisei which connects Jones with
the earlier dynamite conspiracy and
MS SR IN Il more recent plot against
non unionism.
NOT MUCH DAMAGE.
PANAMA, Oct. 1.-The most So.
we're earthquake recorded in this
region in many months did slisht
damage today throughout the canal
ore and threw all of the natives
into panic. In number Of in
stances walls We're cracked and chin
reys toppled over.
Reports from various points al ng
The canal. however. indicat" that not
The least damage vas done to the
big ditch. although il is feared tina.
the disturbance will cause more
slides.
INVESTIGATING ESCAPE.
POUGHkEEPSIE. y. Y. Oct. .
The deliberations of the special
Grand jury which was called for the
purpose of investigating the circum-
stances surrounding the escape of
Harry Thaw ION the state hospital
r the criminal insane At Mattea-
wan have been almost concluded. The
court was informed today that tho
rCgort Of the investigators would
be completed by Monday.
TURNED THE WATER IN
PANAMA. Oct. . Culebra cut
the deepest and most costly excava-
ton of the Panama canal. is being
Hooded With water from Gatm lake
toaav to enable the monster dredges
o begin work whore the steam shov-
els left of. The floor of the cut
must be lowered considerably before
that part of the canal will be really
for the reception of ships
The water is taken from the lake
by means piping several miles in
length
HAD A RIGHT TO DABeLE.
ALBANY. \. Y. Oct. 2=There
vas little done at the Suzer inn
neaehment hearing this afternoon
When court convened the attorneys
for the governor renewed their fight
Tor 4 p stparement of the case
until noXt week. and after eonsid-
cradle argument an Adjournment was
taken until Monday
It is understood that Sulzar will
be called TO the ssaa1 either Mon
lay or Tuesday II : also under
stood that h viii make no denial
Of h., l..
Wall Street, bar will Try to show
his iustifica,ions.
WANT THINGS HURRIED SOME
SEATTLE. Oct 2.-Osficials the
General lad office are in receipt Of
Instructions from WASHINGTON to
hasten the conclusion Of the Alas
n coal cases which hayr heca Grag-
= ne along during he PAST three
Years. The department requests that
these eases be disposed OF at the
earliest possible date. and according
' the taking Of testimony in the
Watson group hearing, which besE
Yesterday. WI be rushed to She lin
ii, As also viii III SO cases to fol
low
COULDN'T TAKE 1T WITH HIM.
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Walker wealthy p oneer of this
state. The deceased leaves an IS
tate which has an estimated value
Of $4,000. 600
SULZER WILL TELL ALL.
ALBANY, \. Y, Oct 3. In
statement which indicates that he
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