The Alaska citizen., 1914-06-08

I.atin-American affairs, was sent to the senate today by President Will son for confirmation as minister 10 Salvador.
 sULzER LOSES CASE.
 ALBANY. x. Y. June 3. - That William Sulzer. former governor of the state Of New York. was legally removed from his office yimpeach- ment. was the decision handed down by the circuit court of appeals, which has been hearing the case of inc former chief executive of the state.
 WILSON ACCEPTS.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., June 5,- President Wilson has accepted tn" invitation of the officials of the Naval Academy at Annapolis. to be present at the graduating exercises at the college on Friday, and present the diplomas to the graduating class.
 JACOB FURTA BURIED. ] NE.A | l lI4. June I lAt iuII' ''i i of Jacob Furth the pioneer banke. and transportation snan, who died | here yesterday, will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon. At that hour, all traffic on Seattle traction lines will cease. for the space of two minutes. in honor of the memory of i the deceased.
 NEW TRIALS GRANTED. CHICAGO, June 3. - The federal circuit court of appeals has granted new trials to William Bernhardt, Olaf Tyeitmoe and Richard Houli- han. all of whom, with q number of others, were convicted at lndianapo- l lis of complicity in the dynamitine i outrages which aroused the country several years ago. Most of those convicted were officials or members of the International Bridge X Struc' rural Iron Workers union. The evl- dence against them was secured by William ]. Burns.
 In granting new trials to Tveit- moe. Bernhardt and Houlihan, the court decrees that all the remaining defendants in the dynamiting cases must serve their sentences.
 JANlTOR INDICTED
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. June g. Juch. tie janitor in the agricultural department building, who was taken into custody yesterday on the sus- Dicion that he was insane. was held to the grand jury at his preliminary hearing today on the charge of hay ing attempted to dynamite the build ing When arrested yesterday while carrying a bucket of water contain. ing four sticks of dynamite through the halls. Juch stated that he found the dynamite beneath the building but afterwards confessed that he was planning to obtain notoriety in order that he might be pro lmoted.
 1 COAL PAssER KILLED.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June g. Official communications received here from the commander of the | $. cruiser Salem, which is now an chored at Puerto. Mexico, tell of an accident to the boat which cost the life on one man and severely wounded several others. The cause of the accident was the blowing out of boiler tube. Bernard Glomset t coal passer on the boat, is the iname of the man who was so SC terely scalded by escaping steam that he died from his injuries.
 M'ADooS RETURN.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., June A. and his youthful bride, formerly Miss Eleanor Wilson, returned from theil honeymoon trip today, and will take up their residence in this city
 KERMIT IS HONORED.
 MADRID, June fixing AlphonsC and Kermit Roosevelt were the guests of honor at an elaborate func ton which was given at the Ameri can legation last night by Ambas sador Willard, in honor of the ap preaching marriage of his daughter to the son of the former President of the United States.
 The wedding is scheduled to take place next Thursday
 KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, June A. While autoing through the mountains near this city today, Woodward w l l)uhe, SOu Ol I IlcSlueHl buhc ol lne American Tobacco company, was thrown into a mountain stream and drowned, the heavy machine going over an embankment and falling upon the wealthy young man in such a manner that he was drowned be fore he could be released from his position in the water.
 MGOVERN CANDIDATE.
 MADISON, Wis, June 4-Gover nor Francis E. McGovern has an nounced that he will be a candidate for reelection on the Republican ticket.
 sULZER WANTS OLD PLACE.
 NEW YORK; June 4. William Sulzer, at present holding position as state assemblyman, to which place he was elected shortly after being busted from the governorship, an nounces that he will run independent ly in the forthcoming gubernatorial race.
 ANOTHER" JONES BARRED.
 VICTORIA, B. C.. June Hear ing that Mother Jones might cause trouble among the coal miners of British Columbia, the Canadian i'm migration officials have sent word to the little old woman of the mines," warning her that she will not be permitted to cross the line from the United States.
 Mother Jones is now making a |