The Alaska citizen., 1916-07-31
RESCUE WORK STOPS.


 men who lost their lives in the cayein last night to stop work The reason is that the gas is so bad that ten men have already been overcome and are in a local hospital BACK TO THE PRIMITIVE
 KANSAS CITY. July 25-Police Judge J. IL Brady got permission to erect pillories on the main streets of this city, where inCorrigibles will be placed.
 STILL IN PORT.
 BALTIMORE. July 25.-The Ger man merchant submarine Deutsck- | land is still tied to the wharf here i She has steam up and is ready to l sail and she can do so without furth- i CT ceremony, having already cleared : for Bremen. Germany. ON GUARD | NORFOLK, July 26.-The [. S s. cruiser North Carolina has been as 1 signed to neutrality duty off the l Virginia Capes. Her duty is to see that the battleships which are await ing the departure of the German merchant submarine do not come within the three-mile limit for the purpose of attack.
 HAS CLEARED. i BALTIMORE, July 26.-The Ger man submarine Deutschland cleared 1 from the Baltimore customs house i today.
 ENTERS THREE-MILE
 NORFOLK. July 26.-Without any warning to the United States officers a British cruiser came near the Vir | ginia capes today and anchored with in the three-mile limit,
 The foreign war vessel remained an hour near Fortress Monroe The incident is very unusual. but is not in any sense considered a breach of the neutrality of the United i States.
 MUCH CONSTRUCTION.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26.- One million tons of ocean going ships are now under construction in Ameri- can shipyards, according to the statement made today by the depart ment of commerce This is one fourth greater than were building at one time in the German ship yards in 1914 when that country es- tablished a worlds record for steam ship building.
 There is now the greatest activity in steamship construction the world has ever known going on in the United States. One hundred and ninety-five ocean going vessels with a capacity of more than one thou sand tons are now being constructed l They are, however chiefly to fly the flags of other nations, owing to Jn nF erican flag.
 NOMINATION MADE
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26.- | Charles Hamlin was today nominat ed for another term as governor of the federal reserve board There is little doubt about his retention in office.
 BACK TO SCHOOL.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., July 26.- The national guard organizations composed of college students will be mustered out in plenty of time for the school year, according to the i statement made today by the war department.
 ANOTHER BOMB VICTIM.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-Mrs | kinsley Van Loo of Fresno died in a local hospital today. Her death was due to the injuries she received when the preparedness parade was ! interrupted by the bomb explosion. i The woman is the eighth victim of 1 the explosion.
 HARRIS DIES. BOSTON, July 26.-Dr. Alfred E. Harris president of the Massachu- setts College of Osteopathy, who was shot week ago today by Dr. Eldridse D. Atwood, died today. Dr. Atwood, who claims that he did the sweetheart, refused to marry him, by Dr. Harris, has been held on a charge of first degree murder
 No man in Massachusetts charged with first degree murder has ever been acquitted on a defense of the 'unwritten law" and the district attorney declares that Atwood will not escape with this plea.
 HELD FOR MURDER.
 SEATTLE July 26-Logan and Fred Billingsley. the bootleggers at whose place Police Sergeant Weld ing was killed the night before last, were formally charged with murder this morning by the police and held without bail, pending their pre- liminary hearing.
 BOOZE HELD UP.
 SEATTLE, July 26-The police are holding up big shipments of liquor, including 30 barrels of whis key consigned to Currie & Marsh Iditarod; also one shipment for Jul neau.
 DRAWING FOR HOME.
 SPOKANE, July 27.-George Len non, of Spokane, was the winner of No. l in the land drawing for the Colville reservation. Four hundred names were drawn from the num- Der today. Great excitement pre- vails and many whose names are of fered ready for the drawing are hop . ing that they are the lucky ones.
 CONVICT ARRESTED.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 27-War- ren Billings, an ex-convict, was to- day identified by Miss Estelle Smith as the man she saw carrying a suit case and sitting on the roof near the scene of the explosion shortly before the bomb exploded during the preparedness parade. The po- lice have arrested six alleged dyna- miters in connection with the bomb explosion.
 HELD FOR MURDER.
 ALPINE July PIG. Spannell, who a few weeks ago shot and