The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06

rr'eas" from prison. where he is
serving a lile sentence Tor the muir
der of the late Governor Stcunen.
berg. vas followed by a storm Of
protest from all sections of the
United States. Thousands of telp-
grams and letters were received by
the members Of the boards. practical
y all of them opposing the granting
Of the pardon
WAS uNLuckY HE.
ALBANY. y. Y. Oct. Witness.
- testify ne a the Sulzer impeach-
ment hearing today regarding tho
investments of the governor in Wall
Stree declared that an evil ink
had followed the luckless Spectator
thr ughout all of his gambling They
cvpla ned that at the time of his
election as governor Sulzer was
deeply involved. and with no leg IL
mate way our OF the difficulty.
Handwriting experts were called
in today to scrutiniZe signatures pur-
porting to he Suffers. but which
We're d,Hied by the attorneys for
the gG/ernor.
A. the { Inclusion o. the days pro.
ce"3iags. the state rested IS case
and when court is convened tomor-
row afternoon the defense will pre-
sent its side of the case. 1t is I'M
ders'o 4 that no attempt will he
made to have the proceedings dis-
missed. but that objection will be
made to certain + the articles in
an effort TO have them el minated.
The adjournment until tomorrow
afternoon vas taken in spite of the
protest of the defense which wanted
4 recess declared until Monday.
NEW WORKERS TAKE WATER.
NEW YORK. Oct |. - Practically
al traffic in this city was brought to
an abrupt Standstill this afterno n
by the flood of rainwater which filled
the streets, following several hours
II rain hieh much resembled a
cloadburst Automobiles were driv-
en- from the streets. the operation of
elevated trains was rendered impos-
sible. and the subways We're mum
dated. Lighting also played an
important part in the storm and
added greatly to the confusion.
The thousands of people who re-
: de at distance from the business
section are in panic TONIGHT in con.
sequence Of the INTERRUPTED traffic.
There is the probability that they
will be unable t reach home before
morning. and already the downtown
hotels and rooming houses are
crowded.
AT many nlaces on the Rrooklvn
1owlands the water is three feet
daep and number of the LARGE
factor ses in that vicinity are isolated
The EMPLOYEES have been combelled
to construct RATS for use in going
70 ana from their work
The DAMAGE to goods in hasa.
mcnts tbroueh~ut the city will he
enormous.
COAL CASE UP
SEATTLE. Oct. 1.-The hearing
If he Watson coal land cases was
beeun. day in tho I-nirn1 states
land office the time being taken mn
with The tesfimon,. of tho several
witnesses who We're present in rp.
snonse 10 the summons issned Tho
Watson case i tho same in which
Albert Frost of Cbilapo wae in.
VOWED
HE TELLS WHOLE STORY
NEW YORK Oct "a nation.
wide search axtendire over two vnars
was ended last night with tho can.
tire of George Davis wanted nv
the federal government on the
charge of complieity in tho dvna.
hitting outrages for which tho Nc.
Namaras ana a score of other mem.
hers of the Rridae G. Structrral
Iron Workers mi n arc nov cory.
ing time. Davis has made a fnll
confession ana is now being held
for trial under bonds in tho sum of
100000,
The snacific CHARGE unon which
the federal AGENTS arrested Dal,;s
was for dvnamiting a New York
New Haven G. Hartford railroad
hridpo at Mount varnr,, ON Ca,,to,,,
har 2 1e11 O'''' Il =" '''''''"
In bis confession Davis revealod
many details of tho nati~n.wide con.
-spiracv the evnoeuro ~ which 70
shifted in tho wholesale convictions
at 1ndianaroIic ue eave no u#a,
so1ortod No. ,bo hoo, - tbo 400;
zation IN bI,w nm ovarv mountain
huiIdino in tho country whinb no
could find Win this ohioct
viaw ba GAYS bo ,,ayolod oyar tho
country in soarrb e bni1dipgs arsntE
al nv nonnnion labor ard u,os cue
ressfm in dnmo,ishinq numher Of
,hem tho Mount vernon hridgo hc.
mo ono Of the etrur,nroc which ha
dvnamited
D,,ic confassea o,so .ho+ .bo
prid,a g. c+r,otrro1 Iro, Wor,,ans,