The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-22

THE ALASKA
the federal authorities that they
VIII he aided by the special officers
OF the postal department in their,
search for the senders Of the in
fernal machine which vas received
through the ma Is Yesterday by Gen
eral Harrison Gray Otis proprietor
OF the Times The case. il is under.
s. cd. already has been taken up
by the postal authorities. and IN all
probability men will be assigned
Immediately to the ask OF solving
the mystery.
1t is generally believed in official
f c relies here that the Industrial
Workers of the World sent the ex-
plosiye TO the newspaperman.
sULzER BEATS TAMMANY.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Reports
received today from various points
throughout the state indicate that
the TammaHy forces were badly rout-
ed by the Sulzer faction. The out
come is no surprise. however. for
but little effort was made by the
/ organization to carry the election
and scant interest was evidenced by
the Tammanyites while the voting
was in progress.
+ ROCHESTER,, y. Y. Sept II
! The voting at yesterdays primaries
resulted in clean sweep for the
anti-tammany faction. which is
known As the Sulzer contingent. Not
a single Tammany delegate was
elected
BUFFALO. y. y. Sept 1.-THE
Sulzer men won decisive victory
al the state primaries which were
held here Yesterday. The Tammany
crowd made much poorer showing
than was expected.
TROY, y. Y. Sept 1.-THE Tam
mauyites were completely showed
under in yesterdays primaries.
PASSED THE CRISIS.
san FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-THE
c ndition of Michael H. DeYoung.
owner of the Chronicle. who is i'll
With typhoid fever, is much improv-
ed this afternoon. and it s the be-
lief of the physicians in attendance
that the crisis has been passed For
Two days it was feared that the
neWspaperman would not recover.
CASE is NOW ON.
ALBANY. y. Y. Sept 1S.-The
Impeachment court of the state SEN
ate. which is to try Governor Sui
ger n the charge of misappropri-
tating certain funds which We're do
mated TO him for campaign purposes,
convened at 11:5G this morning III
the senate chamber and after swear
ing in the members of the court, an
adjournment was taken until tomor-
row afternoon. The proceedings.
which We're of most solemn nature.
C. nsumed an hour and five minutes,
the adjournment being taken at
12.55. Each member was sworn in
dividually, and all promised to give
the defendant a fair and impartial
rial
II is understood that the attor-
neys for the governor will make an
effort to secure ruling that the
assembly exceeded its powers when
it voted 10 impeach Sulzer. This
will be the first question presented
to the court when the hearing is
resumed tomorrow.
G vernon Sulzer. who disappeared
from the capital several days ago.
had not returned when the impeach.
meHt court convened today, but il is
stated that he will be in attendance
regularly hereafter.
PROMOTER CoLLAPsEs.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Sept 1S.-
Promoter McCrary, who is respon-
sble for the Willard-Young fight,
which resulted in the death of the
latter, suffered a collapse today while
discussing the unfortunate affair
with his attorney.
VILLA is A PRISONER
Ell PASO, Texas, Sept 1S.-Ad,
vices received from the Mexican side
of the boundary today state that
General Villa. foremost leader of
the rebel movement against Huerta
has been captured by Castillo, a
noted freebooter, and is now held as
a prisoner, Villa is reported to
have been seriously wounded while
attempting to escape.
TEDDY MAY PERSUADE THEM.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 1S.-
A movement has been started in this
city to ask Colonel Roosevelt to go
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tive of the United States, for the
purpose of persuadng Great Britain.
Germany and the other nations
which have refused to participate in
the PanamaPacific exposition to re-
consider their dec sions.
JAPAN GETTING PEEVISH.
WASHINGTON d. c., Sept 1S.-
| according to advices received today
by Japanese Ambassador Chinda and
communicated TO the state depart
ment the Japanese government is
fretting considerably ever the fail
ure of the United States to reply to
the last several notes which were
sent from Tokyo regarding the Cali
fornia anti-alien land law question.
GETTING HOTTER
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Sept.
1S.-The hottest weather ever re-
corded in Southern California is re-
ported from several small towns
south of this city this afternoon,
where the mercury is said to regis
ter 1877 degrees. Numerous prostra-
tons have occurred in this city, and
from many points throughout the
surrounding country reports of in
tense suffering have been received
VETERANS BECOMING FEWER.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. IS.
According to statistics which have
| been compiled by officers CT the
| Grand Army of the Republic, 900
Union veterans of the Civil war died
| during the year 1912 During tho nra