The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-08


 present time The federation k com I.5s,4 70. ll5 ua' oual and iuterna- Goual unions. representing apProNl =ua.sl, 27.auH local unions. s depart u,.ss. H state branches a64 city ,Htrat 4utoa~ and GIh local unions.
 Th, parade Hjch was held today Ma one q, tae lar-es- ever held Il th.s ,t'y Hy the NuTkingm.n. and ..l~ rdery throughout
 B. & M. TRAINS WRECKED.
 NEN HAVEN. Conn. Sept. ..
 HigrepH passeuzyrs We're killed 10. 4g when 'h, Bar Haraor Limited if he Boston X Ma Ii, railroad crash 4 auro she rear section If the White Mountain ,Ngrs ss. hieh was stand ing OH the main track. Both trains We're .ptact calIy demolished ny the collision. and in addition 10 those killed. more than SCOT" were more rr less seriously injured
 There Is the probability that the federal government will cause an .tgrs,:-atlon ,a he made et he wreck shlgh occurred near here today r k stated that all ot thr Pull man eafs II a MeA passengers were seriously injured were of wooden construction and the equipment of an .-ter-br sraae
 One ol he wrecked N oden coach as gduzhf tEre immediately a.ter the .ol siua- and number q, the pass aLrrs we're rrrmtted while thciI Hort fortunate tr4Ne ing companions looked oH in horror Only one cal Aaz destroyed in Ill $ manner.
 The railroad officials are muel :llled :o account fir the marvel ouS escape Of q baby girl, who Was ridsn- with her parents Nhcu lh, collision occurred. After the cal u which the buby was riding had men consumed by fire, the little tot Ks touud ou top ot the locomo -.ye, mHiursI except TOT fe" minor bruises. The parents Ner, turned death in the car
 STILL HAVE HARRY.
 SIfERH!tOOkf, Quehec Sept ? =o the uHnl sratiou olfic als today fol irportatiun ill compliance with tho s.auest of Attorney Jerome. The rearing U. the Writ of haheas CT Eus "t~ had before Judge Hutchin son this morn ua. bat decision B aS rendered. the court announcinl he conclusion of the hearing that =a3-me.f would he reserved unti Thursday.
 ar3ome appeared in court, but Was .ot permitted tc. take rar in the grocccdinss
 ThaW is still in jail
 WILL WITHHOLD SENTENCE
 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. : Maury l. Digs. the convicted white ~.aNty.- i'll nat be sentenced unt h. uial of Drew Caminett has teeH eoHeMdcd A any rate, tha .s the impression gathered by those Nho Wrra iu curt to-day when Digs appeared 70 learn his fate. and was 4ta that sentence would not he i'm o-ei until September h.
 l. l. considered almost certain Has the CamiHttti ease Nl bt finished be,ore the l4th in WhicI eton' il k considered likely that 10th of the defendants will be sen .enecd at about The same time. pro yiied the Camiueui jury returns : verdict of guilty.
 The Cam.netti case was resumed his morning. with all Of the juror. present Juror Adams. wh3 Was in itred yesterday in all auto wreck made his appearance in court or crutches, and announced that his e0keH toes would not interfere with his regular attendance during the balance of the hearing.
 The principal witness called tC the stand today was Lola Norris he Sacramento girl who accompa Hied Caminetti to Nevada when he and Digas q ped with the two girls 0 Reno. She did not spare the de .eud4Ht, Gho she accused Of bring ing about her downfall; but through put her testimony il was evident hat she was trying to shield Diggs taminett was blamed for every thing It Was he Hho suggested jhe clopement; he bought the tick ess. and it Was he again who se cured the buHlaloM when they ar %yed at Reno.
 The witness admitted having gone
 Eolels with CamiHetti before theii departure from Sacramento. She aid they went together many times and in nearly every instance Cami aetti had torn her clothes from her i5spite her efforts to prevent him.
 Edward II. Hamilton, who was one f the members of the New Seattle @hambcr of Commerce excursion tC Alaska this summer. is writ ng u he case for the Hearst papers
 TAFT SAYS SMALL SALARIES.
 MONTREAL. Quebec, Sept. 2 Speaking today bef re the annua convention of the American Bar as 5ociat on, eX-President Taft delivered | vigorous address in opposit on tC ne election of judges. He scored declaring that the weakness of the bench is not the result of the ap pointive system, but is due to the fact that judges do not receive ade Iuate salaries.
 The former president took a fl ng It Secretary of State Bryan on ac count of the latter's cost of living cOnfession He also criticised the President for permitting Bryan to run about the country giving lee cures while there is work to do al the capital He referred particular Iy to the Mexican situation, and said Bryan should remain at his post constantly until all fear of trouble has been passed
 STANDING SETTLED SOON.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-The off