The Alaska citizen., 1916-03-13
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INDICTED AGAIN.

INDICTED AGAIN.
 SAN FkANtISCO. March t.-Ne" indictments were today rvturncL against Franz Bopp, the Germah cousul-leucIaI. and sN others, al Ot Iuem charging conspiracy U Nio late the neutrality laws of the United states. similar indictments less specific in the charges pTe iurred. were dismissed agalnst BOFl and tive others last week on tn, around that they were of to gen tral a character.
 UTNANIii rRS IN TOLLS.
 BOSTON. March 6.-Three armed men. having i'll their possession a large quantity of dynamite, Wert arrested yesterday on a roof aG joining St Mary cathedral The! refused to glye any information as 10 the purpose of their hiding. bu the poll e entertain the belief tha, their intention Was to blow up the church. n which great many peH pie M,Ia attending service at the time.
 SUBMARINE IN TROUBLE.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. March G. Word Wa received al the navy de partment today that submarine Co which was enrcIte to the coast O! Cuba for winter maneuVers, hdI developed engine trouble while ol. the coast ot florida and is now be ing lowed to Pensacola by the tuG Peoria.
 WILL CELEBRATE.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March ; ;y,y,r l,.,ir, d. t4r a celebration of the two hun dredth anniversary of the founding Ct the city by bon Domingo RamOI in I716. Even before this date large military encampments, grow ing out of the rivalry betweeI France and Spain for the posses sion Of Texas, had occupied the present site of the city, but its req beginning is dated from the time the presidio of San Antonio de Be jar was established on San Pedr creek. within the present Gry limits
 SECRETARY NAMED.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., March G. Newton Diehl Baker formerly mayo of Cleveland, has been appointe, secretary of war by President Vii son. U succeed Lindley M. Garu son and he has announced his aC ceptance of the office. MT, Bakel was born in West Virginia and edl cated at Johns Hopkins and Wasf ington and Lee universities. He I years of age and since 1902 Ina Lean q pIacticing solicitor in Cley5 land. In 1912 he was elected mayo of that city
 HOUSE ARRIVES HOME.
 NEW YORK; March 6.-ColonH r-l .ry.,,of n tive of President Wilson arrived at his home here yesterday fr9n the continent and will leave fo Washington tomorrow. The eolone states that the reports of an LII 'fayc'able attitude towards the Unit ed States being held by the peopi rf France are largely eNaggeratad In regard to the success of his mi sion. which took him to the capital Of the warning nations, he ha, nCthing to say.
 cONsUL DIES.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. March g. Word was received today at tn state department that Olney A mold, of Rhode Island the UniteC States consul-general at Cairo, ha. died in the hospital in that city.
 sEAMEN HURT.
 SAN DIEGO, March 6.-An e. plosion of gasoline on board tA, United States torpedo boat destrOye PIeDIe on 0aluIudy resulted n st of the crew of the boat being badI burned. It is feared that the IL juries to three of the seamen ma. terminate fatally. ConsideTdDle dd4. age was occaSloned to the boat Dc tore the Ire resulting from the c. ploSion Was brought under contTu.
 CHINK RUNS AmUCh.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March I'm performance at a local Chinese tn atre was interrupted in a most se4. sationai manner last night. Wnel member of one Of the WarTlne tongs leaped on the stage and cml ted d revolver al the audience Six shots were fired before tn, highlander Was oVerpowered, but l. that time he mad hllled one o1 tA> audience antl wounded four others all of whom were Chinese,
 HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March T. According to information receive, by the state department today iron IuThey lu Asia the American con sulate at TrebiZond narrowly es capped destruction during the bonn bardment ot that city on Marc first by Russian torpedo boats. On Of the Russian shells struck thl consulate, sHattering the wall L the building and killing a Pelsial attacne Wno stood only twenty fee from the desk of the consul.
 The reports state the the Turk. are eyacuaung the city as the re suit Of the Russian attack.
 
 RUTLAND, Vt, March o.-Thl prohibition forces have been unsuo cessIul m tneIr attempt to prohlbl the sale of llquor in the state ot ' al mont. The trathc wi1 contlnu> to be governed by local option.
 WANT HIM TO STAY.
 WASHINGTON, D, C., Mar>h T. Henry Morgenthau, American am Dassador to Turkey, who is now l. the United States on leave 3 absence is beng urged by friend. to remain here and assist i'll the approaching presidential campaign There is the possibility that he WI resign his post.
 BRYAN TO SPEAK.
 DALLAS, Tex, March 8.-Willian Jennings Bryan has accepted an ln vitation to stump the state in tit interests of prohibition and will en
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