The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-20

starved from their StronSholu- ne
prediction is made that the revolu-
ton cannot last another week UNI
less a fresh supply Of provisions is
received by the rebels.
MRS. COREY MARRiEs.
PITTSBURG. July Is. Laura
Corey. divorced wife OF William f.
Corey. the steel trust magnate. was
married today TO Glen Dickworth,
wealthy music dealer of New
York city. They will spend their
honeymoon in Europe.
RooSEvELTS ARRIVE.
NEW YORK. July Is. - Kermit
Roosevelt and bride, accompanied by
VI SiCholas Longworth, sister Of
young Roosevelt. arrived from Eu-
rope today.
MEETING MAY STOP STRIKE.
CHICAGO. July 16-What is con
sidered H. final conference between
the trainmen and the general man
ayers of the Western railroads IS
in progress this evening. and whether
or not the trainmen will call a
strike will depend upon the outcome
of the deliberations. 1t is generally
and the result of the conference Is
awaited eagerly.
NEW HEAT WAVE STARTS.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Another heat
wave is sweeping the Middle West
today The record mark of the year
was reached here this afternoon
VIXEN temperature of no. was re-
corded There have been many pros
trations. but no deaths thus far in
this state.
ROOSEVELT TO TALK.
ST. LOUIS. July 16.-Announce
ment was made today that Colonel
Roosevelt will deliver a speech in
this city about the middle of Oc'
tober. in the interests of the Pro
eressive campaign.
PRESIDENT ILL.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 10
President Wilson has a severe at
tack of indigestion today and is not
at home to callers.
WILSON STILL ILL.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July IL
There was no improvement in the
condition of President Wilson today
and it is regarded as probable that
several days will elapse before he
will be fully recovered from his at
tack of indigestion. The scheduled
meeting of the cabinet was post
poned today, owing to the inability
of the President to attend.
BRYAN FAVORs SUFFRAGE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July IL
In a statement issued by William
Jennings Bryan today. the secretar!
Of state endorses the woman's SUI
frage movement. In the words OF the
Commoner, "he would not ask fol
any political right that he would not
be willing to grant to his wife.
WRITER FOUND GUILTY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL
A dispatch received today from Ad
miral Badger, at Vera Cruz. states
that the board of inquiry which was
amounted to investigate the charges
against Correspondent Boalt, OF the
United Press, has returned a verdict
of guilty against the Sensational
writer and he will be ordered ou'
of the country Boalt was charged
with sending out a report to the
effect that the law of flight hac
been applied to prisoners.
DROUGHT ENDS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July IL
Thunder-storms, accompanied b,
heavy showers, brought relief to
day to suffering thousands through
out Missouri and Kansas. Reports
from various points outside OF these
states indicate that there has beer
a lowering of temperatures through
out the Middle West, and it is be
llieyed that the heat wave has passed
SUFFRAGE OPPOSED.
| ATLANTA. Ga, July II. - The
members of the senate committee
of the state legislature have refused
to recommend the measure provld
ing for statewide suffrage.
MRS. cARMAN GETS BAIL.
MINEOLA, July 17.-Mrs. Louise
Carman, wife of DR.. Carman, who
was indicted by the grand jury OF
the charge of first degree man
slaughter, was released today OF
bonds in the sum of $4,000. Friends
If the accused furnished the neces
sary security.
Mrs. Carman is accused of killing
Mrs. Bailey, wife of a promlnen
New York manufacturer, who wa'
shot to death while making pro
fessional call at the offices of DR.
Carman.
ARBITRATION WANTED.
CHICAGO, July II. = Unable u
reach an agreement with the tram
men. the board of railroad man
ayers which has been negotiating
with the men during the last severa
DAYS applied to the federal govern
ment this afternoon for mediation
in the hope of preventing the strlk'
which threatens to tie up all tn'
roads running out OF this city 10
ward the Pacific coast.
It is not known yet what actor
the government will take.
NEW RITUAL AUTHORIZED.
DENVER, Colo, July 1.-THE U.s.
of the goat" in connection witt
limitations was authorized by tn
grand lodge of Elks today. A reso
luton also was adopted authorizing
the grand exalted ruler to appoin
, committee of two grand lods'
members to revise the ritual. Th'
committee is to report two year
hence.
WAN NEW HAVEN RECEIVER
BOSTON, Mass. July 17.-StocK
holders of the New York, New Ha
ven & Hartford railroad started sui
in the supreme court today. asklnl
for the appointment of a receive
for the company. This action wa
taken In order to prosecute actlol
Tor tho recovery of the millions al