The Alaska citizen., 1915-07-05
NONIMENT UNIV ED

MONUMENT UNVEILED.
 CUMBERLAND GAP. June 30.- The monument erected in honor of the memory of Daniel Boone was unveiled today With impressive cere- monies. The unveilins was witness ed by a large crowd.
 SUBMARINE ASHORE.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-The American submarine H-3 is reported 10 have gone ashore today on the coast south of this city. No damage resulted.
 DECISION IN OCTOBER.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 30.- According to an announcement made today. the decision in the Riggs National bank case, in which the bankers sought to prevent Secre- tary McAdoo from further inter ference in the affairs of the bank, will be rendered some time in Oc- tober.
 AFTER RECRUITS. SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-The claim is made that the British gov ernment has expended the sum of | SlNt-E'o III ii.lH NltS Ill dl tlltL tO secure men for the British army. The recruiting campaign is world wide. il is alleged. mIllions having been spent already in the effort to swell the ranks of the fighting forces Tn Europe. All kinds of in Gucements are offered prospective soldiers and money is being spent lavishly by representatives of the British government.
 LINER SUNK. WASHINGTON. D. C., June 30- The Dominion liner Armenian. en- route from Newport News with d cargo of American horses and mules for the British army, was torpedoed and sunk last night off the coast Of England by the German submarine i U-3S TwenN-nine persons were lost when the vessel went down. and ten were more or less seriously wounded by the explosion of the torpedo and by the shots which were fired before the vessel sank Tine reports state that the wireless house was completely wrecked by shells The Armenian. next to the Lusi- tania. was the largest merchant yes sel sunk by submarines since the commencement Of the war The ship was bound for Monmouth. Eng land, having sailed from the Aneri- can si!e on June r. The majority 0f those lost were mule-tenders. The state department has begun an investigation to determine wheth CT the Armenian was engaged mere ly as a freiehter, carrying contra band. or whether the vessel was under charter to the British govern. ment.
 TRIP ABANDONED. WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 30 It is announced definitely al the White House this afternoon that President Wilson has abandoned his Pacific coast trip. Mexican and Eu- ropean affairs making it impossible for him to leave the East,
 RIOTERS INDICTED. ATLANTA, Ga. June 3O.-TWentE- iN residents of this city were in Gictcd by the grand jury today OF the charge of Iiotn%, their oifensc consisting Of an atJemTt recently 70 enter the suburban home oi for per Governor Slatyn. The arrests were made at the time the demon stIation took place.
 | is considered doubtful if a jury can be secured tC convict them. MARINE GETS FORTUNE. SAN FRANCISCO. June 3G.-Al- stationed here, has fallen heir to 10 him by a wealthy south African. who died recently.
 MRS. FLAWS PLAN
 f,E the witnesses for the defense in the Thaw hearing explained today why Evelyn Thaw is so anxious to keep the defendant behind the walls of an asylum. The witness. who is a welI-knovn doctor, said that Thaw Believed the actress desired him i'm Drisoned SO that he could not make a will cutting her eff from the es- tate.
 Evelyn Thaw has been summoned and will be called 70 the witness stand Immediately Gpon her arrival here.
 BRYAN MAY RUN. NEW YORK. June 3G.-it is gen aiaIly believed in this city that il is the intention of William Jennings Bryan to make another try for the Presidency at the neNl election. F ne enters the race. he will appeal for votes on a peace platform.
 TO ARGUE CASE.
 TRINIDAD, Colo. June 30-July IS has been designated as the day on which arguments will be heard in the case of john Lawson, labor leader who is under sentence of death on the charge of murder al leged to have been committed during the late labor troubles in this state. ln effort is being made by LaWson's 4t,orneya to secure new trial.
 MISS CLARK MARRIED. BOWLING GREEN, Mo, June %. The marriage of Miss GeneNieVe Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark 10 James Thompson, took place at the Clark home late this afternoon in the presence of hun dceds of invited guests. The cere- mony was performed on the lawn.
 The arrival of many of the guests was delayed somewhat by the de railment of their train. As soon as news Of the accident reached this city Mrs. Clark rushed to the res cue with automobiles. Some of the guests were shaken up nsiderabiy Jut no one was hurt.
 ALABAMA IS DRY.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala, July l. c,o+o vr;5a ,,rnLibi,iop law