The Alaska citizen., 1914-06-22

remainder af Inc day will be taken .uu with two h4uquetz. a' which tF" American w.lI le tae -ar~t of honor MT. LAssEN SMOKING. BEDDING Cal. June It.. The r.o4c"ent ul tourists toward tho summit of Nj. Iassru was interrupt I'd abruptly today hy the appear .u,e of dense volume ot smoke on the south -la.o of The mountain. apparently issuing from new crat- eT.
 ! Considerable anxiety is felt for the safety of tourists uov oa the mountain.
 FEDERAL TROOPS WANTED. HITTE. Mont. June l6-The in lsur-ent faction of the Western Fed ! Iteration of Miners r1l bens in d riotuus mood the governor has wired 10 President Wilson requesting that federal troops he held in read.Ues 70 come 10 tti~ city at any time . Riotin4 among the miners has been -osrg on continuously since SatUr Aday and the governor is afraid i that the state troops will not he able I'o handle lhe situation should any l further outbreak occur
 MAY DISMISS CHARGES. ! WALSENBtBG, Colo June 16. l \ surprise was sprunE on the state today when motion was introduced i in the district court asking that i the murder charnes a2ainst nine ! coal strikers te dismissed. Thc men are on trial charged with Fo0st bility for the death of four mine ] h l.1, f | last No,ember The court has taken 1 rhe question under advisement
 PRIMARIES SEEING HELD.
 ST PAUL. June Is. The chief ] feature of the Minnesota statewide primaries which are being held 10, day. is the race for the Republican ubernatorial nomination between 1 Governor Adolph Q. Eberhart and W. F. Lee. The Republicans are placing a full state ticket in the 1 field
 THAW DENIES REPORT. CONCORD. N H. June 17.-In
 signed statement which appeared
 n print today. Harry Thaw denies | he report that he contemplatcs a
 trip abroad He says that he will 1 he satisfied if the courts will per nit him to 20 as far as Pittsburg,
 where he is needed as 8 witness in
 } case concerning his fathers es tate,
 COUNT HAS ADVENTURE. | CHAMPAIGN. Ill, June 17-Count | Non Bernstorff ambassador to the l United States from Germany had a narrow escape from death today
 when he was fired upon by a police | man for exceeding the speed limit. | The police who was special off
 CT fired point blank at the speediu@ uto. but. fortunately. his aim was wild and the diplomat escaped un- 1 1armed.
 The ambassador was on his way l 70 attend the commencement eNer- cises at tIe University of Illinois when the shooting occurred.
 HElNzE NEAR DEATH. 1 NEW YORK. June 1S.-F. Augus- tus Heinze, the multi-millionaire banker and copper magnate, is N- 1 ing al the point of death at his apartments in this city, accordin" to a statement made in court this l afternoon by William TraNeI9 Je- rome. who appeared in court as coun- | eI in a case in which Hoinze is in
 crested No additional information was vouchsafed by the attorney re gardina the nature of his clients l Illness.
 FRANK HlscOCK DIES. SYRACUSE, \. Ya June 1S.- Frank Hiscock. senior member of 'he law firm of Iiiscock, Doheny Williams & Cowle and director of seyeral prominent local banks. died rt his home in this city today Death came suddenly, although the deceased had been i'll for some time. IIiscock was elected to the United States senate in 1886 and served un- il 1903 He was a Republican and at the time of his death was 80 years of age.
 GRlFFlTHS IS GUILTY. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S-The court martial of Paymaster Griffiths on the charge of embeZzlement of government funds while stationed at Seattle was concluded today and the sealed verdict of the court has been forwarded 10 the department readquartcrs at Washington.
 It is stated unofficially that Grif- fiths was found guilty on all of the counts and that it is recommended by the court that he be &iven a dishonorable discharge from the ar my and sentenced 10 ten years i'm prisonment for his offense.
 STEVENSON LEAVES S100.000.
 BLOOMINGTON. III. June 18- The three surviving children of the late Adlai E, Stevenson are named as beneficiaries in the will of the deceased eX-yicepresident which was filed for probate today The estate is valued at $1O0,O0O
 MAKING NEW MONEY.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., June IT, Millions of dollars, in the form Of a new type of paper money. will be issued by the government within the next few weeks, in connection with the establishment of the fed eral reserve banks.
 EUGENlC LAW VOID.
 MADISON Wis. June F. - The eugenic marriage law is dead, the state supreme court having handed down a decision today declaring in valid the freak statute which re- quired that all persons obtain a certificate of health before marry ing. The passage of the law result ed in a tremendous decrease in the number of marriages within the