The Alaska citizen., 1916-07-24
GENERAL NEWS
 BY TELEGRAM
TWO SHARKS CAPTURED.

 from Atlantic Highlands. New Jer- ,ey are to the effect that two man eating sharks have been captured Others are also reported to have been killed
 The funerals of the two little boy victims of The sharks al Natawan. New Jersey. We're held today l. k believed that the other two boys who were attacked will recover.
 CAsTROs OEPORTEO.
 NEW YORK. July l7.-Ciprian Castro, the ex-presi dent of Nene zuela. and his wife. have been or dered deported Castro is charged with moral turpitude and his wife is broken hearted The couple came from Port Spain Trinidad
 OFFICER SUICIDES
 SAN ANTONIO July 17--At Fun s.on's headquarters here word was received today that Captain Chris tian Briand. of the Twelfth cavalry had committed suicide at Huachua New Mexico
 NATURAL RESULTS.
 TACOMA. July 17.--Rangval Lei nam a strikebreaker. killed Sam Jones. a union longshoreman, this morning during a riot between the union and non-union men.
 STRIKE NOT SETTLED
 SEATTLE. July 17-Captain Gib- son president of the waterfront em- ployees union. will call a mass meeting of the citizens to discuss the strike situation. Forty special policemen were put on the water
 
 ing for 8 compromise. In California the San Pedro union was unanimous against the acceptance of the pro posed peace terms.
 STORM IN SOUTH.
 RALEIGH July 17-Nineteen peO pie are dead and $15,oO0 900 worth of property has been damaged by the flood waters which are sweeping North and South Carolina Virginia Tennessee, West Virginia and other states. Thousands are homeless Wires are down, railroads have stop ped and there is grave danger or starvation in some districts All roads are impossible.
 DEUTSCHLAND SAILING
 BALTIMORE. July 1.-The Ger man merchant submarine Deutsch land is ready to sail tomorrow for Bremen She is carrying a cargo of rubber and nickel The boat has been painted the color of the water even to the white caps.
 MINNESOTA SOLD.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 17-It is reported here that the Japanese gov ernment has purchased the former Hill liner Minnesota
 KILLED IN FIGHT.
 SEATTLE, July William Both we'll former city comptroller was shot and Killed in a fight in Fergu sons bar today Policemen Morris and Harvey were raiding the place which was supposed to he selling liquor They state that they found BOthweI drinking Boutwell, drew turned the shot and Boutwell, drop ped. Both officers were shot in the leg and arms
 ANOTHER SHARK STORY.
 PHILADELPHIA July 17-Ono sailor was drowned by a shark and two men were lost from lifebOat of the sunken steamer Ramos. ac cording to survivors who reached here Several schools of sharks have been seen off Carolina.
 DOESN'T TRUST THEM
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. July IS Great Britain has refused the plea of the American Red Cross society for permission to send supplies to Germany.
 STRIKE TROUBLES.
 SAN DIEGO, July 1S.-The long shoremen of southern California have voted not to return to work.
 PORTLAND. July 18-It is under stood that the striking longshoremen have about decided to return to work TACOMA. July 1S-The long shOremen's union has voted to con tinue the strike All efforts of I'm migration Commissioner Henry White of Seattle. to bring the strikers and the employers together for the pur- pose of mediation have failed ut terly
 SEATTLE July 18-The Seattle Commercial club has gone on rec ord as favoring the open shop poli- cy Federal Judge Cushman today issued an injunction restraining the strikers from interfering with the employees of the Milwaukee railroad
 THEY OBJECT.
 LINCOLN, Neb. July 18,-One hundred members of the l. w. w.. from adjoining states this afternoon marched to the county jail to pro test against what they declare to be Russianized police methods and to demand the release of two of their members who were arrested for stealing a ride on freight train The sheriff and one of the members of the committee followed their wordy warfare with fist fight which furnished excitement for the crowd for the greater part of an hour The members of the delegation then declared that they will beg on the streets and invite arrest so they may join their friends in jail.
 AMBASSADOR NAMED
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 1S.-- President Wilson this afternoon nom mated Abram Elkus, of New York, to be the successor of Henry Nor genthau as ambassador to Turkey Elkus is a prominent lawyer. In 1908 he was appointed special Unit ed States attorney to prosecute a number of fraudulent bankruptcy cases.
 AlBERNIANS MEET.
 BOSTON. July 18.-Fifteen hun dred members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians were present this af-