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The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

larceny The indictment alleges that the millionaire has received and dis posed of many automobiles that Were stolen. He has been released on bonds.
 TROOPS RECALLED.
 FL PASO. Sept 15- Reports are current in this city to the effect that tentative plans are under way for the immediate withdrawal of the National Guard from the Mexi. can border
 NEW RECORD MADE.
 WASHINGTON D C. Sept. 15- The uperdreadnauCht Pennsylvania established a new worlds record Tor naval sunnery according 10 the statement issued by the navy de partment today
 LONGSHOREMeN RIOT.
 SEATTLE. Sept 15.-A riot was started by an army of longshore- men in this city today. Stones were hurled and free for all fight be tween the uouunion men and the strikers resulted. A riot call was sent out. and the police who re sponded took SO of the rioters into custody. The district attorney an nounces that they will be prescott ed tO the full extent of the law
 INVESTIGATING FIRES. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 15.-A rigid and thorough investigation will be made by the secret service agents of the United States of the many fires that have been discovered on the coastwise vessels on the Paci- lie coast The investigators will start on the Congress. the latest of the coastwise vessels to be burn l ed
 |. w. WIS JAILED.
 SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 15.-Four hundred Industrial Workers of the World who Were holding meeting al Old Forge. near this city, in open defiance of the sheriff, spent last night behind the bars of the city jail, The sheriff warned the In dustrial Workers that they could not hold a meeting, and when they defled him he called upon his depu- ties and they, with the assistance of a large detail of state police made 1 the arrests
 TROUBLE EXPECTED. i SEATTLE. Sept 15.-Threats on the part of the striking longshore- men to storm the city stockade where twenty of their number are serving sentences, and are busy dig glns stumps. has caused the police to remove the men to the county ] jail. Fifty of the strikers are now i held in the city jail in default of l bail The police force on the wa 1 terGont has been doubled this even i ing, for the police fear that serious 1 trouble is brewing
 POWDER WORKS ExPLODES i POMPTON LAKES. N. J.. Sept 1 b Several people were killed out right and many were injured here today when lightning struck the metallic cap factory of the Dupont | Powder works. The explosion which i followed completely demolished the i building and did much damage to i the other buildings in the vicinity 1 The magazine building exploded, and 1 the entire plant was reduced to i ruins
 Residents at Pompton. Pompton Lakes Haskell and Wayne state l that the explosion broke down $50 1 900 worth of plate glass in the stores and buildings in those towns The explosion was heard in Arlng ton. E miles away.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

nouncement was made today that Crown Prince Reprecht. of Bavaria, has been chosen and has actually assumed command over all the Ger man armies on the SOmme river front.
 WILL NOT BUTT IN. ROME, Sept 13.-Realizing that this is war of exhaustion, an nouncement was made at the Vati- can that the pope would make no one side or the other showed signs of absolute exhaustion.
 RUSSIANS KILL GERMANS. BERLIN, Sept. 13.-According to information furnished the war office today by Russians who were cap tured by the Germans, the Russian officials very often kill German pris- oners, but they let the Austrian5 live. The Russian prisoners offer to produce proof of their statements.
 OIL BOAT SUNK.
 BERLIN, Sept 14.-The Standard Oil company's steamer Antwerpen, big tanker of 11,300 tons, was sent to the bottom of the ocean by a German submarine today. The vessel was on her maiden voyage from Bayonne to London. She was registered under a Dutch flag when she was sunk.
 NEW MAN COMING.
 ATHENS, Sept. 14.-The official Athens Journal today publishes the nomination of D. Gaclamanos as the Greek minister to the United States,
 BRITISH COLUMBIA DRY.
 VANCOUVER, B. c. Sept. 15.- The indications are that British Co lumbia will hereafter be listed among the dry" The only hope that remains is found in the sol diers encamped at the Canadian training camps and camps of Flu ope
 It has usually been the case that the men at the front vote in favor of a dry country. With British Columbia in the list of "drys," the indications are that the Canadian parliament will pass a prohibition law which will make the Yukon ter ritory and those sections of Quebec which are not yet dry give up their saloons and do away with liquor in Canadian territory.
 HIS NEPHEW KILLED
 BERLIN, Sept 15.-The German war office announced today that nephew of the German emperor Prince Frederick Wilhelm, had been wounded in the fighting in the far st, and had subsequently, succumb ed to his wounds. The prince was wounded in an engagement which took place near Cara Orman. He was rushed behind the lines, where the field doctors did what they could, but he died in a few hours.
 GERMANS BLAMED.
 LONDON, Sept. 15.-Frank Cal lingham. of Philadelphia, fireman on the Harrison liner Counsellor, made affidavit here today that the Counsellor had been torpedoed by German U-boat. He declared that the crew was picked up after the attack and was landed at Queens town, where the captain and practi cally all of the crew are at the present time.
 PREMIER BOWSER QUITS.
 VANCOUVER, B. c. Sept. 15.- Premier and Attorney-General Bow ser will relinQuish his post at once,
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
VILLA IS LOST.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 13.-General Pershing has reported to General Funston that neither he nor the Carranza troops have been able to find Villa. All trace of the bandit is missing. according to General Funston.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

A quiet stampede has been going on to Kokomo creek during the past few days, according to advices re- ceived in town from Chatanika. The entire creek is reported to have been staked. Several men have been prospecting there all summer and it is understood that they found prospects good enough to justify a continuation of their prospecting work.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
LIS FOR ANCHORAGE.
NEW STAMP MILL RUNNING.

The Lane stamp mill recently in erty at the head of Eva creek is now in operation. It is working on ore from the ledge owned by Shorty Thomas and associates.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
.OF INTEREST
 ID ALASKANS
SOLDIERS COMING.

SEATTLE, Sept. 13.-The steam ship Humboldt will sail tonight with eighteen soldiers and one signal corps man, all bound for Fort Gibbon The soldiers are to replace men who have been discharged during the year.
 ANTiMONY MENTIONED
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. H. In a report issued by the Geologi- cal Survey as to the mining in the Willow creek district, mention is made of the production of antimony at Fairbanks and Nome. The Geo logical survey offers the opinion that these deposits of antimOny were formed during a recent geo logical age.
 RAILS FOR ANCHORAGE.
 SEATTLE. Sept. 14-Four hun dred tons of rails and two railway coaches, together with a big ship ment of lumber was loaded today on the barge William II. Smith and will be sent to Anchorage within day or two for the Alaskan Engin- eering Commission
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
EXPLOSION FATAL

NFWARK, Sept II The eNplo. sion of the ammonia tank in the plant of the Interstate Milk and Cream company killed outright the president of the concern, Samuel Hotkin. fatally injured his son-in-law Louis Menkowitch and caused the death of three employees of the firm
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
STEAMSHIP BURNING.

SEATTLE Sept 14-The steam ship Congress, San Francisco for Seattle took fire at sea and put .nto Marshfeld Oregon where she landed her 200 passengers in safety IL is claimed that the fire in the hold is under control, but that the vessel will be very badly damaged as result Or the flames
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
UNTERMEYER DIES.

NONKERS, Sept. 11.-Samuel Un- telmeyer, one of the most widely known attorneys in the United States, underwent an operation this morning for internal trouble and is lying at deaths door at the pres eDt tima
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
VESSEL. IN DISTRESS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept IA ship. supposedly the property of the Alaska Pa kers' Association. loaded with salmon from Bristol Bay for Chile is reported to be flying distress signal, which can be seen off Point Pedro The name of the vessel is not known Help is beina sent tD her from San Pedro.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
MARSHALL NOTIFIED.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 14.-Vice President Marshall was informed for mally today that he would be the running mate of President Wilson in this campaign. In accepting the nomination, the Vice-president said
 T accept not for the additional honor, but in the hope that l may assist ill the reelection of Woodrow Wilson, who has not walked where the path has led, but who walked where there was no path and who has Jeff a trail ''
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
INDUSTRIAL HOME BURNS

DETROIT, Sept 14.-The Indus tdial Home for Men, considered one of the finest institutions of it's kind in the United States, was burned to the ground at an early hour this morning.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
SIX KILLED IN WRECK.

CHICAGO. Sept 11-SiN persons were instantly killed and a score were more or less seriously in. jured in this city yesterday when an Illinois Central train crashed into a street car on the outskirts of the city A yet the blame for the accident has not beea placed. but il is believed that il rests with tLo m.t0rman oL the street car
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
WAS NOT FOR MONEY.

LOS ANGELES. Sept 12.-A bridegroom of but eight months Argnson Wheeler committed suicide today by shooting himself in the head
 Wheeler left note implorins the forgiveness of his young wife He was the owner of a mine valued al mere than a million dollars. as well as other property that brought him
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
HEIR MONEY EASY.

WASHINGTON. n C. Sept. 13- The Interstate Commerce cpmmis sion gave out figures today to show what thr net earnings of he rail ads of The United States Were for .ha fiscal year The figures are .ra-ttjnE ones
 The commission states that the n,, earnings of an the railroads If the United States for the last ifs cal ycar was SI177.0ooo6o Thts - an increase of $>5uuno.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
HIS SISTER DYING.

NEW LONDON. Sept. 1&-Physi clans stated today that there is no hope for President Wilson's sister Mrs Howe. as she has been kept alive for hours only by the assist anca of opiates, and as her condi ton is such that she cannot recog nize any of her relatives. the Presi Icnt will not remain here longer.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
GENERAL NEWS
 BY TELEGRAM
BIG STRIKE IMMINENT.

NEW NORk sept II-Thr FaTI otis unions throughout the city have announced their intention of strik- ing on Saturday night next if hy that time the transportation strike that has tied up all trafiic on In, street railways the elevated and The -ubway~ of the city Is not settled The city l~ il bad shape. owing Co t&. strike The strikers are in =istru- in their demands Mayor Nitchel has exhausted every means that he knows 'o prevent a general strike. and the government has oN tablI~hed offices in this city tu look after the situation and to lend what aid if l. possible to lend
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
BOOZE WILL FLOAT.

EUREKA. Sept PA floatine saloon, intended to quench the long thirst of the residents of Oregon. sailed for the Columbia river bar today According to Captain Bob Jones, of the gasoline power schoon. CT Tramp, the boat carried a full cargo of beer and whiskey The skipper stated that he would anchor outside of the three-mile limit. where he contends he cannot be held up in his operations for violation of the Oregon laws. There he will dis penSe liquor 10 all those who care n
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
POINDEXTER WINS.

SEATTLE, Sept. 13-While scarce ly more than third of the returns for this state are in at midnight tonight, the nomination of Senator PoindeNter by the Republicans has been conceded even by MT Hum phrey's strongest supporters
 It is now certain that Mcbride will get the Republican nomination. His plurality will probably exceed 1000. He carried Spokane, Walla Walla and Chelan counties and had q large majority in 312 out of 5l6 precincts. King county gave him .,i,
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

SEATTLE, Sept. 15.-Passie Sher man, the fouryear-old daughter of Abe sherman, was burned to death when her clothes caught fire while she was watching her father fight the flames which threatened their home. The forest fires which are raging in Snoqualmie county are be- yond control, and unless the wind subsidies and rain comes, it is more than likely that there will be many people burned to death
 BROKER INDICTED.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Ira Bond, millionaire broker of Minneapolis has been indicted and arrested for
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept 13.- Announcement was made here to day that 125 cities in the United States have made application for the new armor plate plants which are to be established by the govern
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

VOLT NBIA. Sept. I3.-GOVeTnOr Manning was practically renominated here in the state wide primaries to- day
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

TNONWOOD. NIcE- Sept 12- Arthur Walterson. a barber, was a,- rested in this city today charged with murder in the first degree He is alleged to be the murderer of Mrs Elizabeth Nicholas New York w. dow who was found strangled to death in her home Money and jewelry to the value of $2S OO0 was missing
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

uer. with Harry Smith fleeing with au automobile they had stolen from William Eu-oike, was shot in the wrist hy tho owner of the car
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18
Al SISTERS BEDSIDE.

NEW LONDON Sep. l1-Presi- dent Wilson arrived here after hurried trip from Long Branch to --- LL. ---tar MLn Is LNiug
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

SEATTLE. Sept IF Diamonds to the value ol $5oo were snatched from the counter in Richardson B Second avenue store this afternoon The thief made good his esrapC.
 SHE ENDS TT ALL
 NEW YORK. Sept 12-Grace Neyins prominent suffragetje ended her life at her home in this city today She had been despon-
The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-18

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 12-Fish ermen today found the body oi Chas. s. Prosser, head of the geo logical department of the Ohio State University and a scientific writer of note floating near the universi ty campus in the Olentangy river
 NEUTRALITY VIOLATED.
 WASHINGTON, D C.. Sept. 12.- In an official report received today from the governor general of the Philippine Islands. it is stated that American neutrality had been vio lated by British torpedo boat which held up and examined the cargo of the Philippine steamship Cebu within the territorial waters of the Philippine Islands The gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
DANDRUFF GOES!
HAIR GETS THICK.
WAYY, BEAUTIFUL
Save your hair! Double its
beauty in Il few moments.
Try this!
Hair stops coming out and
every particle of dandruff
disappears.

Try as YOU will, after an applica-
ton OF Danderinc, YOU cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
VIII please you most. will be after a
few weeks use, when YOU see new
hair. fine and downy ut flrst-ycs-hut
really new hair-growIns all over the
scalp.
y little Danderinc immediately .iou-
blcs the beauty OF your hair. no dir-
ference how duh, faded, brittle and
scraggy. Just moisicn IL cloth with Dan
dcrine ana carefully draw IL through
your hair. taking one small strand at
a time. The effect is Immediate ana
anazinG-your hair will be light. duffy
and waNy. and nave ali appearance OF
abundance: an incomparnblc iustro.
sofincss and luXuriance, the beauty
and simmer OF true hair health.
Get 25-cent bottle Of ILuowlton's
Danderinc from any drug store or
toilet counter. ana prove that your
hair IS as pretty and soft as any
that IL has been neglected or injured
by careless trcatmcnt-that'S all
Dandcrinc is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are TO
vegetation. II goes right to the roots
invigorntcs and strengthens them Its
cNhilaratins. stimulating ana lifc-pro-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
OPPOSITION TO REMOVAL
OF ANCIENT COURTHOUSE
Chesterfield Citizens Prefer RcStorntlon
OF Historic building to Erection
of Cheap Structure

Opposition TO tho railing of the his
toric courthouse ut Chesterfield Court .
mouse TO make way for Il modern build. .
ing Is developing throughout tbe
county. and will be ono Of the princ;nnS
topics OF conversation at tho fair.
which opens this morning Tho Hoard
OF Supervisors has set aside the SIM,
Oh slo.ooo to start the work, but has
not adopted any definite plans, this
matter being left for consideration ~
the next monthly meeting.
The board, 1t is leurncd. plans 70
destroy the old landmark, which was
constructed when Virginia was undor
hr,tlsh rule. Upon the site 1t proposes
10 erect two-story court buildin,r ~
brtck. AS $4,000 will not accomplish
n,ueh IN the way Of building. tho
surcrvisors expect eventually TO in
crease the appropriation.
TOR number of years there has been
considerable agitation for the rcmoyul
or the county seat to Chester on nc-
count Of the proximity OF that thriving
niue town TO railroads which radiate
through all sections Of the county
This scheme has been bitterly opposed
principally by Datriotic societies which
wanted the old building preserved
mat the Chcsto riielL Courthouse &c
""is IN need Of repairs Is admitted
U ~, an s'oes. Ihe sum appropriated by
the BOARD. however, is said to be sntli.
d. - -. 49, NC ci'' bulIuinB and
10 erect an annex in which approprinte
chambers for the judge. Common
wealths attorney ana jury could be
fitted up.
lhdcr the prcscnt plans Of the board
INC courtroom III the new building will
De only one story high. but the otbor
par' OF the building will be two stories
in height. ''S
IL is not planned - put the comfy
clerks office In the now building h,i,
10 nave IL continued in thu. prcscn,
quarters This building, which houses
INC old records dating back to early
Coionial days. is hot frcproof IT vii,
COST $1,000 10 fireproof the clerks
Office
Inc chcsterfeli County Fair viii
open this morning. ana will cop,i,,,a
Two days. II is expected that betwcnn
.'oVo ana 1000 persons will be present
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
H0BS0N WANTS TO PRESERVE
ANCIENT POE LANDMARK
Would Couple RECOMMENDATION of Home
OF Messenger With Widening of
Fifteenth Street.

After careful inspection OF the old
southern Literary Messenger Building.
Fifteenth and Main Streets. where Ed
gar Allan Poe wrote some OF his ear
her works. for tho preservation of
which active efforts are now being
made. the Administrative Board yes
terday requested the citizens who are
interested to submit to tho board n
report showing what II will cost to
restore the building in its original
FORM. inc committee of citizens
agreed TO have this work done by an
architect. and to present the report
this week The board wishes to have
1t in time for presentation to- tho
Council Committee on Finance at it's
meeting on Monday night. The whole
matter was referred To the board by
the committee at its last session.
Commissioner Hobson. in discussing
the matter last night. said that there
was not much material in the old
structure which could be used i'm re-
construction. He added also that he
was not in sympathy with the removal
OF the Messengers home to Westhamp-
ton. on the grounds of Richmond Col
legc. or to William Byrd Park.
OF course" lie said. IL want to SEQ
Poe'S workshop preserved. hut l want
to see 1t remain where il belongs. NV
suggestion is that admirers of this
genius supplement whatever money is
''""'" ps VIC citS by popular sub
ScriDtion, and to raise Il fund which
will be sufficient to buy about twenty
feet of property adjoining the site on
which part of the Messenger build
ing now rests. ~ plan could be
worked out which would permit tho
city TO widen Fifteenth Street. which
would give the long-nccded approach
to Mayo Bridge. At the same time
the Zoe landmark would remain at
the corner of Main and Fifteenth
streets. the location which is known
far and wide as that upon which stands
the building IN which the world-poet
once laborcd"
MIR. liobson added that he would
GLADLY support his suggestion by maxi
ing a contribution. should such n pub
lie movement lie started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
POLICE CHIEFS TO CONFER
May Meet Prohibition Commissioned
Peters and Acknowledgement
Pollard Iirrc.

In order to familiariZc themselves
with the now prohibition laws which
become effective next Tuesday night ut
midnight. Chief Of Police J. NJ. Brough-
ton OF tho Portsmouth department.
suggests that a conference be held In
Police Headquarters here on saturday,
at O'Clock. when the chiefs OF all
Tho notice DEPARTMENTS of the state I've
present together with Prohibition
Commissioner sidney Peters and At
;orney-General John Garland Pollard
Chief BrouGhton is secretary of the
virginia Association OF Chiefs OF 20
lice. He has written to Chief Werner
ana other chiefs, suggesting the meet
ing. and asking that Richmond he
chosen as the place. His idea is to
have Commissioner Peters and Attor-
ncy-,icncral Pollard discuss the law
and explain sections that are not per.
fcCtlv clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS
,:us Hilrs "Follic. of 1912

Departing from his usual run of
cartoon musical comedies. Gus Hill Of
fers Al the Academy OF Music this
afternoon and tonight a new produc-
ton. which he calls Gus Hilrs Folles
OF 1916" The book is by Beatrice
FairtGx. we'll known for her advice to
the Iovclorn. According TO the ad.
vance announcements, the company Is
composed OF "a east OF forty people,
including ten principals and 4 beauty
chorus Of thirty Maud Earl, Ross
Snow. Pete Curlcy, Red Nye and Hem
rictta Byron are among the principals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
CONSOLIDATE BILLS
'""sehoihcrS ia Receive Gas and
Wntcr Statements ON One

me administrative Board yesterday
directed City Accountant Cofcr In ,,r,,
pare plan whereby gas and wntc,.
piils ma! he made out as one item
ana may be paid to tie City Treasurer
1T the same time, thereby saving tho
consumer the necessity of making two
visits to the city Hail.
The idea originated with cb,irr,
tt'rSchberf. When the plan which will
cause some radical changes i'm the cIcr-
ical forces Of the Gas and Water Do
partments. has been put into propcr
shape by Mr.. Cofcr, il will be for
warded to the Council for adoption as
an ordinance. this course being neccs-
SalE 10 abandom the present systeln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
At the Movies To-Day

NEw-Owen Moore and Marquee
rite COurtOt, In "rhc KISS"
MISUNDERSTANDING Fairfax" with
Grace DurllnE und Harry Fox, MISC
Hearst Weekly and comedies.
SrRAND-I.ouise Glnuni, In s'Ihc
Wolf Woman"
C0I.ONiAI.-Fl0ycnc In Babe, in
"Snint. Devil and Woman"
ODEON-Mnc Marsh, In "HOodoo
Anne" also u Keystone comedy.
Notwithstanding Westward" and
"DuckInE n Discard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Roland II. McReynOl,ls Again Accused
of Stealing Motor Cnr-iirOthcr
Also Under Arrest.

Justice Crutchiicld yesterday held Ro-
land *. McRcynolds for the grand jury
upon tho charge OF stealing an automo-
bile belonging to James I. Cosby. Tho
machine was positively identified ~
the owner. This is the second case Of
4 similar nature against NCRe:nolds.
the other case now be!ns .n the hands
Of the grand jury. Albert =. Mercy
nolds, an older brother, recently
brought back from Cleveland. ., by
Detective Gordon =. su.:a. rili be
trieG o. Oc,cbe- 81. Tae .1- mas not
T~i reached E!cnrnonG <-.-n Cleveland
rna-= = = alleged y F:=l -,t!= took II,