The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-15

yg. las.1a- De~ Moiurs has been 1. y-5fr.f '1 sal immediately fer 1. >-..a HgrI.-.. where th" royolu- l. -.H.~.- a., reported 'o le iu a s-4-. .. ..usaa. a1..itF. A.gor1ja- . ra .lr aayiUes received hy the stat" 4 aG#eaf ,adal reb.l -uubuats are a...- .uas. .,ra.,y .ama-s a' a mum H-~ rtar--- ..-. rHr Ff,s If for T. -. ras,E.--s ar, .hou-ht to 5e cn- , t4Hz.1et
 MAY ARRIVE NEXT MONTH.
 f.tsfHN,fON. p C. Sept >.-i E8t'ua H-sa advised officially that Nh E#waI.ae PdnLFaTst i~ plan tzHz :a asme .n the In ted States. #s=# E.= ot FE. Mm.Erarpu duI drt- HaH. A.+, aa. .Ns t1u~l iteration # t,r =a-.- =a #r er ,hat there may Asaa a* 4H.H she militant lead .~ ar.-.. !. =.1 York The prfa- aar ssss"aa l. Heeiied ay the AmH H If e-t.= #s -Hether CT not ae ase- q. fit- rlGkAurst as lender .. fHr H5t sh -gfHaze.tas constitutes moral turpiWde Mrs Rankluls' i< expected in this coun Try early next month although il is to"stitrl probable hat she will ~9s'roHe her visit if warned that @hr "itt 'et ae adm tied
 CELEBRATE A HOLIDAY.
 Nr"aEp CITY. S-l'. X The trou- bles af he Mexican people were fir. se..,. t,Ias the celebration of taa national holiday C0Nadouga. It.s es.E l= .a sala aHige in honor .E -t" oa.l~. Du. 'hp streets are
 
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 PIiILADEtFHIa. Pa.. Sept S= SH.aItins he sixteenth annual rrcampmoH' of the Army and Navy 3 which began here today. Sen ato~ Psurazr mado the rcdssurins s.e'.@e" atH America < ready n H#@.t# ta s.aa' asty nation il n #g-.i H." 'afeI thaf both -se am, aaf rbe navy were better aro"arei To go to war on short no- .a.. .aar ,a.. ..t..p 1a fhp history
 iu#-@ I=rs #ei fha' tac zE7 sza.la= f5eee- of the nat on 1 H=#1i tsas, q any other conn ery
 A GOOD olVER.
 NEW YORK Sept S.-Mrs. Rus setl sass. sag8 q he late multi millionaire celebrated her Slth afr'h5as 'u4a- S5H.a rhp death of her husband. Ms. Sa=e has given away mole tHaa sI1eeaura of tho yast fortune left her. and despite Her ysars. ztsI #aheS au aefive faff '.a t#a.f4 Ia #rrE #hI- ritN
 rH= Faev LITTLE BEE
 CHICAGO SaHs Joseph Cur H#t Canon a.,teG known as "Tucte I=e." tAe veteran couaressman has HeE IL. ' aaaeuaHt fHas he Aiu h.. come l candidate for reelection next @par
 BEGINNING OF THE END.
 PANAMA, Sept. >.-Thc last of tht steam-shoycl work on fhe Pan ana canal has been completed, and tAe remainder of the eXcayating will De done hv 1rcdgcs. The railr ad and etlscr equipment is being re moved Ju make way for the big dreises, which win lower the floor of the caeal to fhe desired level.
 FOR THE FOURTH TIME.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept N= The fourth tr.al of Dr, B. C. Hyde O. the slsa=o af administer rg poi son tu NHlf uaire seope. is pro aross5ae slowly. and probably will no, reach the jury before next Mon d2.. Araher GisuerCemrut is cX He,,e1 althou-h there are many who Egciie. nat Hyde Will bc acquitted.
 TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT.
 WASHINGTON D, C., Sept. >.- Il Is reported ill th,s city that the interstate commerce commission will ask the Wall Street interests to withdraw their support from the Nc& York NeN Haven , Hartt I'd railroad. lt is understood the com mission takes the view that the af- fairs of the ra noad company will ba n better hands if New England tinaucierS are permitted 10 control the system unembarrassed by Wall Street influence
 PORTLAND, Me. Sept 9.-Demo- cratic Candidate for Congress Will jam B. Patteneall was defeated at he polls day by George Peters, the Republican candidate. the latter receiving q plurality of slightly more than 900 votes. Peters will sue ceed Forrest Goodwin. also Re publican.
 NON COMMlTTAl.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept g. Asked for his opinion regarding the Maine elections, Secretary Bryan declined to be interviewed this att cEnoon. Bryan spent several days in Maine during the campaign in the interests of the Democratic candi- date.
 OVERCOME BY HEAT.
 OAKLAND, Cal, Sept 9-Secre- tary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane was .ve1come by a fainting spell this afternoon while reviewing the Native Sons parade of the an rual Admission day celebration, and is new at h.s brothers home in Berkeley under the care of a physi- clan The secretary was uncon- scious for more than an hour, but it is stated that his condition is not serious. Weak heart is given as the cause of the sudden attack, brought on by too much travelling and close application to the affairs of the department of the interior.
 The secretary's physicians have prescribed absolute quiet. and it is considered probable that he will be compelled to abandon his tour of 1 the Pacific coast.
 EXPLORER KILLED. WINNIPEG Man, Sept. Sword |