The Alaska citizen., 1915-04-05
GENERAL NEWS
 BY IELEGRAP
ONE moRE HOPE CONE.

CNz MORE HOPE GONE. .uN.I"Lu. March -9 All hopes 70. I,s.G.a- alive ..a wou.ers of tle ...- uf t., I.-....L submarine F-t wr.. shattered today when the ,a.a. u..a |. rasas the sub lar-n. t..s. -a.r way a second t..-e and permitted t.n sHomaTiue Co =,.-.. .... 'n -.. bottom. The utt4A.u- ug tE. g.aua today Was a..r.ga1... Ug the death ot two ot the dnes-. who were caught in the N.rUr..- and carried down with -he submarine
 ..-.u re- .s now being woven rt.-. ... -aua.u vessel and f Is gsr,.r.4 r..- another effort will be r.a. t.uorra. ,a hgll- ..e 5ubma- I.l .0 -.D .a...u. Parts ol. he .-al.l--...e which w-rr hroarl a.ay Ig tra wine GEaEs came to t.t -ar.a.. t.t.g ls-.a- beyond dorb, t... ..r u..s uas been lo. ,ste3
 TLe first ol.,.. encountered when fr. -H.U.u ".. .r-.a WAS au old anchor ..H M..a ..la...a ,.He Was us. .ee.e '.. u.s.E" Was dis covered
 The business ut tli- city has been para'ylaa by -ug sinking Jf tne sub marine and t.e loss of tae crew. all ui who. "a.a well known here
 IN Hfs HOME TOWN
 ILIEer5E-f. iE. March 29.- Governor D.ua. .az issued a proc !aua-..a ceiling upon f.. people of tU...l u..t... .ug zeurCruteu- n..t 0r t.e -e.t. ul Abraham Lin ,.L .a. u.,. .t NasU.U-tou Aprl la. lsH.-
 TRYING BOMB TiR0WERs.
 NEW YORK. March -3 Frank N.y.u. .a. ..uu-. .HHuonue were placed uu tlu today ou the charge ur p.s.ns bombs a St. Patriph's cathedral on March - with Intent to wreck the B4ldiue
 ;. is understood that tae defense Y. tl. vuGI8.s agaaullers will be that t.ey are 'nr victims .i 8 police E.me-up and that the bombs found in ,G- church were placed there by detectives in order to supply the re- .H4ed evidence.
 HEARING POSTPONED.
 NEW YORK, March -9. The asarlrr eu the second writ of ha- hss corpus -u -.e Harry TAaw case, which Was 10 have been heard to- day. was postponed until next Mon day.
 VISITING COAST
 SEATTLE. March .n.-Gharles W, Faroau.H. former yIoe-pre-ident Of f-- llUs- States. aIEEed here to- day on twg-aay visit
 SEEING TIE SIGHTS.
 SAN DIEGO. ,-L. March 30- V.ee-te mt Marshall and the MeHla= party who are doing t.e A. 'r..55eul Wilson al the -..-. -. .uoas returned Co tal- .. G Utter trip tc the Soulu, uu a slehr-see- lue expedition.
 JURY .HPLETE.
 NEN YORK. March 3u. The drawing of tie 54ly in the s. Pat rick's cathedral dynamite case was completed This afternoon and the taking ot testimony ls now in pro srerS.
 PIONEER DEAD.
 SALT LAKE March ap.-CAarles $. Zane. ut one tune a law parlner of Abraham Lincoln. and the first chief justice of the Utah supreme court died Lt.c today al the age of N4 years,
 GOING TO SPREAD.
 NEW YORK, March 50 The ueuters of the cabinet have been invued to partaEe ol the hospitality of the Argentine batteship Moreno at luncheCn which has been ar ranged for Thursday. The battle ship ls still at Annapolis.
 UNUSUAL SNOWFALL,
 I1TE March ,1U There was a heavy fall of snow throughout various sections of this state today, accompanied by low ering oi tempe. At some points the storm reached the mag nitude of a blizzard
 TO TAKE A TRIP.
 WASHINGTON, D, C.. March 20.-- According ty an announcement made this afternoon by attaches of the navy department. iL is the intention of Secretary Daniels to make a trip 10 Honolulu during the coming sum mer when the Atlantic fleet will cross the Pacific Ju tue Sandwich is lands, It is expected that the voy- age will be made sometime in July
 IS WINTER THERE.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 3o,- \ severe sro"storm is aging today tArcughout Central Tennessee.
 LOANING IT OUT.
 NEW YORK, March 90. Tn banking house of ]. P. Morgan X Co. is reported 10 have completed arrgngemeuts with the French gov ernment for a loan Of $5U,00O000 the greater part of which will be expended in the United States for the purchase of war supplies.
 WORK SUSPENDED.
 ICNCI.lLJ. March &o,-The work of raising the sunken subma- rtne Fl was temporarily suspended again this afternoon as the result of the breaking of another cable. the third to give way since the com mencement of operations several days ago.
 The submarine has been dragged 300 feet toward shore, where the water is considerably shallower, The dredger California and several other vessels are now engaged in the work.
 ATLANTIC FLEET SAILS.
 NEW YORK, March 30.-The At lantic fleet will sail from Guam tanamo on Thursday for Hampton roads.
 ExCURsIONisTs WRECKED.