The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

! arrest NdNlUG been made on IeOCf- aI warrant. Lincoln is a former mem ! 0cr oi the British parliament and 1 admits that he is a German spy ] When atTaigncd today he asked foG ! a continuance on the grounds that ] the case was trumped up at London. ! where the forgery is alleged to have l been committed He says that the ! charge is merely a pretcNt 10 get him on British soil so that he may be shot on the charge of being spy.
 FIVE BODIES FOUND. HONOLULU. Aug. &l.-The bodies i Of five members of the crew of the
 wrecked submarine F4 were re- ] covered from the craft today after il had been placed in dry dock. One Oi tine bodies was found almost i'm med atCly after the submarine had been opened and the other four were ! located beneath the wreCkage which . filled the hull All of the bodies are in such state of decay that i Identification is impossible. l ENGLISH POUND STILL LOWER 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-There was further decline in the value of | English money today. the market ! closing with the pound sterling rated at $45S12. the lowest point thus fal reached. Many Americans are fac 1 ing losses in consequence of the 1 continued shrinkage.
 WANT s247,00O DAMAGES l SEATTLE. Aug. 3l.-The Pacific 1 Alaska Navigation company, owner l of the steamship Admiral Watson. which was sunk yesterday while iy- ! ing at the dock. as the result of te- i ing rammed by the steamship Pa raiso. has libeled the Paraiso. claim i ing damages in the sum Of $2i7 GOO
 The Watson was loaded with car go for Southeastern and Southwest eIn Alaska ports, large part of l the cargo being consigned to the 1 Alaska engineerin.: commission. | TILLMAN INT CRESTED. l NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Senator ! Ben R Tillman Of south Carolina. l spent the greater part of the day | inspecting the navy yard. gil ing particular attention to the subma- rines.
 HENRY IS MAD. DETROIT, Aug. Henry Ford, the auto maker, denies that he is going to the military instruction school at Fort Sheridan next month
 He brands the report published yes terday as a malicious. deliberate lie
 .... RAINIER VICTIM. i SEATTLE, Aug. 31.-C. W. Fer guson local representative of the | Pacific Casualty company, was crush ed to death this week by an ava l lanche of ice while climbing Mt ] Rainier.
 i KERN WITH BRYAN. i WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. l. Senator John w Kern, of Indiana, ! has come out squarely on the side of William Jennings Bryan on the question of the preparedness of the nation for war. In an interview given to the local papers today, the senator announces his opposition to the army and navy preparedness program which has been outlined by the administration and says that he will fight any attempt that may be made during the coming session of congress to vote additional money for national defense.
 TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.
 SEATTLE, Sept Hilary K | Thaw is seeking a separation from 1 his wife, Evelyn Nesbit, on the | ceedings were instituted today at Pittsburg by Thaws attorney. John Francis, a former newspaperman who is now soliciting advertising for theatrical papers in New York city. is named as cores spondent
 Thaw is now enroute to the Pacific coast, having left Salt Lake last Sunday in an automobile.
 WAS AFTER THE STARK. BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The American bark Stark, which arrived here today from Europe reports having been fired on twice by a German subma- rine off the south coast of Ireland The raider appeared off the stern 2f the bark and opened fire with a disappearing gun, but no attempt. apparently was made to launch torpedo. The master of the Stark is of the opinion that the attack was abandoned when the identity of the vessel was discovered No damage resulted
 GOT THEM ALL NoW HONOLULU. Sept. 1.-Several ad- ditional bodies were recovered from the Wreckage of the submarine F4 today but in none of the cases has Identification been possible, owing to the length of time the members of the unfortunate crew were in the water, The bodies hardly resemble uman forms.
 There are a number of holes in he submarine, through which, it is believed. some of the bodies were lost during the many weeks that the vessel lay at the bottom of the har- Dor.
 SURE OF IT NOW.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Sept l. The death of General Orozco is con- firmed in reports which reached this city today from the Mexican border The adviceS state that he was shot with five other Mexican brigands who were caught on the American side of the line. The body was identified by one of the government officials who caused the arrest of Orozco at Newman last June. Iden- tification also was made positive by papers and watch fob found on he body.
 JURY AT WORK
 MARIETTA, Ga, Sept. 1-The Cobb county grand jury, which was summoned for the purpose of in vestigating the lynching of Leo M. Frank began it's deliberations today. Scores of witnesses have been sum- mOned and the inquiry has every