The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-23

ST REFRESHING. June t>.= Travelling the last three hundred miles in the time Of 8 hours. &p minutes. Moulinais. the famous French aviator. arrived here today hy aeroplauc from Paris, distance of nearly 2.pnn miles. NJ Moulnai- proposes 10 return 10 Paris by way of Coustantinople.
 100 TO ' SHOT.
 LONDON. June lS-In the race for the Royal Hunt cup on the Ascot course today, Longest. in the face of odds of loo to | won tho race and a large amount of money for her owners.
 EMMALlNE STILL AT IT.
 LONDON. June Released from prison for a short time. Mrs Plank hurst started immediately this morn ing 10 make good use of her brief liberty hy proclaiming hunger strike in which all good ani loyal sutfragiSts are invited to join. Her followers have rallied about her in large numbers. and today p1raIf1 the streets of London. but iudnIged in nothing more disorderly than dis tributing circulars The procession was headed hy a brass band.
 At The close of tho hearing last night in which six of the most prominent suffragette leaders were charged with couspiring Tn commit damage 10 property with malicious intent. all Of the accused were found guilty. They were sentenced to serve terms in prison for net les than six months nor more than two years. During the course of the Trial the police excluded from the courtroom all those suspected of in- tent to disturb the proceedings This refusal to admit the public without reserve has been taken up by the suifragettes as a denial of the rish of public trial
 ISSUE AN ULTIMATUM.
 VIENNA. June 19.-As an u1t- ! matum. Car Ferdinand of Bul | garia, has forwarded to King Peter l of Seryia. the demand that the l Servian troops evacuate at once all ! Balkan territory which is indis putahly Bulgarian soil. whether by i nature Bulgarian or by right of [ conquest The territory which re- mains in dispute will be Jeff in joint possession of both forces un- il arbitration has decided the merits [ 1f the rival claims.
 GUNS ON BOATS.
 LONDON. June 19.-Iu accordance | with the new navy resuations. thc ! steamship Lusitania of fhc C0uar' ! line, is being fitted with high-power . guns. The work is being supervised i ny officers of the British navy. All the vessels Of the mercantile ma"H,e ! will be equipped in similar manner . during the course of the year
 REELECTED PRESIDENT.
 BUDAPEST Hungary, June 19.-h Mrs. Carrie Chapman-Ca.t president . If tho International Woman Sui rage alliance combining the national woman suffrage associations of twenty-two nations, was today re- elected to the office of president. After are adjournment of the cen i veatien of the alliance. Mrs. CaIt will make lecture tour of Europe in the interest of the woman suf frage cause
 HORRIBLE REVENGE.
 ST. PETERSBGRG, Jnne 1a Victims of the frenzy of q mob. 'iehty girls were burned to death ast night in the destruction of )arn outside the town of Piriatin in the Dnieper beet sugar district lf Southwest Russia. The girls lad been imported to take the places )f the striking peasants in the beet fields. The fearful atrocify has treated reaction of sentimer. against the strikers but the peas lntry are still in an angry mool- and are prepared to resist military coercion.
 THEY MEAN HARM.
 TOKYO, June 19.-It has been noticed during the past few days hat the police surveillance ill the 'icinity of the American embassy iN his city has been unusually strict. md that the number of police has been doubled Today it became inOwn that the extra precaution were adopted after there were dis .ovefed on the walls Of the embassy mysterious inscriptions. violently Norded, and directed aaainst the American ambassador.
 The inscriptions. which were cras d shortly after they were dis s.oyer d and noted by the police. were in he English language. It was clear hat they were inspired by the re 'ent alien land legislation in the state of California. Whether the warning represents the sentiment of secret society or is merely the eX- ,resson of an individual is now peine made the object of police in ;estigation.
 SEEKING MARTYRDoM.
 LONDON. June 19-Mrs, Plank hurst, who has been temporarily re leased from prison, will not be able to survive the rest of her sentence, say the physicians, if she is re urned to prison. The suffragette eader, however. is almost eager to return to her cell and to suffer martyrdom for the cause.
 In magazine article published today. David Lloyd George, chancel- Tor of the eXchequer, expresses the belief that the time is not far dis tant when women in England will have the right of suffrage; but he is Df the opinion that the suffrasettes by their violent acts. are delaying the arrival Of the very thing they desire
 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To N " Harlan, Murdock Morrison,
 Peter Morrison and William Mates,