The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-11

-A G V magazine were completely wrecked and windows were shattered at a considerable distance. The cause of The explosion has not been ascer- tained
 SON KILLS FATHER.
 NEW YORK, May ,. - Hiram Duryea, the millionaire starch-maker and veteran of the Civil war, was found dead at the Duryea man. sion today, where he had been mur- dered while asleep, by his son Ches- ter The father was aged S1 and lae son is 43.
 The son, who is believed to be mentally deranged fired seven shots into the body of his father,
 mARONEY GOES TO ASYLUM.
 NEW YORK, May ,. - William Mahoney. the man who tried to as sassinate Mayor Mitchell a short time ago, as the latter was leaving the city hall, has been sentenced 10 Imprisonment in the Matteawan asylum for the criminal insane.
 Mahoney took a shot at the mayor but missed him the bullet finding d resting place in the chin of the city comptroller who was with the executive.
 oLNEY DECLINES.
 BOSTON, May 5.-Richard Olney, secretary of state in the cabinet or President Cleveland, has declined the appointment as governor of the re- cently-created federal reserve board which is to have supervision over the federal reserve banks now in process of organization. Olney sent his reply to President Wilson this afternoon. but has not made public his reasons for declining the ap- continent
 OTHER APPOINTMENTS
 WASHINGTON, D. C., May D. Three names were added to the federal reserve board today by Presi- dent Wilson Dr. Adolph C. Miller of San Francisco, at present assis- rant to Secretary of the Interior Lane, was selected for the position of secretary of finance of the board. pr. Miller is a member of the facul- " of the University of California.
 w. P G. Harding, a Birmingham banker, and Harry w. Wheeler a Chicago banker, were the other two new members named.
 STRIKERS ANXIOUS.
 DENVER, Colo, May 6.-Trouble is brewing again in the Southern Colorado coal strike zone in con- sequence of the threatened importa- ton of Chinese and negro laborers to take the places of the union miners. Suspecting that the coal barons are planning such a move, the strikers refused to lay aside their arms today as previously agreed upon, and it is considered certain that an attempt on the part of the federal troops to disarm the men will be followed by a resump- ion of hostllities.
 REcKER'S TRIAL STARTS.
 NEW YORK. May 6. The sec ond trial of Charles Becker, former police lieutenant, who is charged with causing the death of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, began in this city today before a crowded courtroom. following the denial of a motion for change of venue. The attorneys for the defense made a vigorous fight for the change, alleging that it would be impossible for Becker to get a fair trial un- less their request was granted Becker's first trial resulted in a death sentence.
 GIRL JAILED.
 NEW YORK, May 6. Charged with having made repeated threats against the lives of the two Rocke fellers, father and son, Marie Gang. a member of the Industrial Workers of the World was given sentence today of 60 days at hard labor at Blackwell's island
 The girl accuses the Rockefellers of responsibility for the death of the Colorado coal mine workers
 DURYEA VIOLENT.
 NEW YORK. May 6. - Chester Duryea, son of Simon Duryea, the millionaire starch maker, has de- veloped a violent form of insanity since he was taken into custody yes. terday on the charge of murdering