The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-23
PR0INNGED IAE AGOMY-

'4 al.I the man ~ reputation say that l- sill rot ru, ug a fight.
 PROLONGED THE AGONY. FHtENIN. Arjz. June 19-Fiye wurtaT,rs 7ho vef, 'o have been AAH-el here tomorrou. have been rvFrsrveI AF tH" governor. The pay Heat as -heir penalty has been post .uu,8 .u-l December ut next year
 LOOKS LIKE 4 ZEBRA.
 SACRAMENTO. June t9.-Upon he arrival here today of Frank E-3il former police lieutenant ill san Francisco who was found guilty If 5r4s,s.5H. hGugn mon. the prison -~ was immediately shaved on top and fitted with a striped suit of clothes. X short time later he was taken ha.k fo San Francisco to ap. aa~ at the trial of two other of d.rr- Vno are charged with crimes similar to that for which he was ] sentenced to prison.
 CREW RESCUED.
 SAN FRANCISCO. June 19.-By wireless tslauraph comes the report today th4t there was picked up at set lais morning off Cape Mendo- a5na he crew pf he steam schooner Riverside. which went down in the 5s5.5a5ty uf the cape. The Riverside -traah submerged rock. and sank rapidly giyinz the crew barely time m escape in small boats The ill fatei vessel was on the way from EverItt. Washaglon. to san Diego.
 ONE MORE FOR BRAZIL.
 EE#HIEHEN. P. June 19.- ? ;t,, of 4H9shif for the Brazilian navy. group cf naval officers and en- ziu,rrs from Brazil arrived here to- day They will inspect the plant .ef ,He Bethlehem Steel company. in Ahieh the armor plate for the new vessel Will he manufactured. The proposed man-af-wag will he a sis Ter ship 10 the Rio do Janeiro, and tsI cost between fourteen and if atreu million dollars.
 GET A PET OF HIS OWN. r NEW YORK. June t9 Within q comparatively short time. when the .tcrm of the contract expires between ehe Outlook and Colonel Roosevelt e1urrihutine editor. the former presi HeHl proposes to start the publication '. 43f q new magazine of his own or which he Hil he siitor-in chief 5The new magazine will be the off .ial uraan of the Progressive party and in il Colonel Roosevelt intends 10 make full exposition of his uo.istes and of the new nationalism
 LOCK OUT WORkMEN.
 CHICAGO. June 20.-ln an ef fort to break the unions in the building trades of this city. the em nloEers. declaring themselves weary If arbitrary methods on the lart ot he unions. shut down on all theii operations this morning. thus lock ing eag of employment nearly %. oan meH This action was precipi lated hy thc refusal of the stont masous yesterday to work on g lofty bank huildig in course of con , atrurjioH in Ihe city Both sides i1 the dispute are equally determined and the struggle promises to he long and bitter
 TRIUMPHANT MARCH.
 DOUGLAS. Ariz June 20-AItel a short. sharp en&asement near the #city of Ortiz. Sonora. yesterday af ternoon. the forces of the Consti tationaliSts, outnumhered by tho l.ouo men under General Oieda. gave way and left the Haid to Ajeda The Iaftcr is making t trlanirhan nt march along th, line Of the railway .te the coast u sonora.
 PELkY ON TRIAL.
 CALGARY. Alberta. June 20-A Hry Of six Will hear the case oi ,he y5ale againsl Arthur Pelky, charged with the murder of Iuthel Mccarthy. who died on May 24 after being struck by Pclky during the course of q boxing match. The jury was secured this afternoon and the trial started at once.
 CAPITALIST SUICIDES.
 SEATTLE, June 20.-Broken in health, F. W. Dooley. the North Yakima cattle king and capitalist who also owned the Green RiveI springs hotel, committed su@ide to day in a room of the Frey hotel
 WILL LECTURE.
 INDIANAOLIS, June 2o.-To make T tour or he !ectGre platform Charles W. Fairbanks. former Vi .e resident cf the United States, Jeff his lDme here today for the Wes, His subjects will pertain to the gen eral theme of the Worlds Chris tian Citizenship Most Of the state west Of the Mississippi river will he covered on the tour
 TEDDY BEAR GIRL DEAD.
 CHICAGO June 2o,-Maud Neal pOpularly known as the Teddy Bear girl. died here today She acquired her fame when. as a spectator in the Republican nofional convention in this city in 1908. she started the notable Roosevelt demonstration by throwing teddy bear from the gallery of the convention hall.
 TORNADOES AND TIDAL WAVES.
 TALLAHASSEE Fra. June 20 From all parts of the south coast calamitous reports are arriving at the capital telling of great loss of life and destruction of property by tornadoes and tidal waves The death list already figures up to too, and is steadily mounting. The entire southern part of the peninsu- la was swept by the tornadoes, but the greater number of fatalities were caused by the tidal waves that were impelled by the hurricane across the Florida Keys No reports of disaster on the water have been received but it is inevitable that many boats were wrecked. undoubtedly with at tendant loss of life.
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