CAPLAN TRIAL OCTOBER 16
LOS ANGELES, July 17.—The second trial of David
Caplan on the charge of complicity in the plot to blow up
the Los Angeles Times has been scheduled for-October 16.
HEAT KILLS TWO
KANSAS CITY, July 17.—Two are dead from heat
here nad several have been prostrated.
MANY SHIPS SI NK
BERLIN, July 17.—During the month of June sixty
one enemy merchant ships with a tonnage ot one hundred
thousand were sunk by Austro-Oerman submarines or
mines, it is officially announced.
NEWS NOTES
T. W. Hawkins returned on the
Evans after a business trip to Anchor
age.
The steam ship Victoria, according
to H e ne\,s received by the Gateway
some time ago. ought to be due at
Seward just about this t me. The in
format.on said .d*.e would arrive here
about the Itith.
Horace De Line took a speeder out
the line today once again on the dnt\
of paying the men. Letter luck this
time.
The steam ahovel is being moved
front Mile IS to Mile .'•! and the pib
driver has been erected on the dock
ready for work.
A. W. Mur.ro tuts been appointed
resident engines?.* for the work be
tween Mile SO and So.
The st amship Alaska has 64 tons
for Seward, nine of Which are for the
Engineering Commission. The Far- j
ragut has UHi .ons, twelve of which
are for the commission.
Tommy Connymedos (Pasha),
formerly an eloquent barber in the
I Miller shop, has left for the front
I and is now engaged cutting the brush
from the Alaska Northern railroad
I right of way at Mile 4o. Koadmaster
Morris says he is shaving the road.
Paddy Cummings, an ohltimer In
I several camps and. an expert on many
; subjects, arrived Saturday night from
the westward. At present in view of
conditions in Mexico, it is interesting
to note that Mr. Cummings was one
of the party of American miners who
defeated a Mexican rebel force a few
years ago by using sticks ot dyna
mite as hand grenades. At least, the
Seattle papers said so.
Heroic Hot tel has purchased the
boilers, etc., which were formerly used
for heating the Paggett Block and
will use the plant to supply hot water
heat to his own building on the
ground floor and above.
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NEW YORK. July 12. -The flower
of Gotham's aristocracy of wealth
and society went to the border in
Uncle Sam’s khaki.
The ranks of regiment after regi
ment of the New York division of the
National Guard is more than liberally !
sprinkled with the scions of famous
New York families.
Among these scores of members of
the metropolis’ leading families are
such familiar ones as Brigadier Gen
eral George L. Dyer, of the First
Brigade and a son of an ex-Governor
of Rhode Island; Colonel Cornelius
Vanderbilt of Company Cl. Twelfth
regiment; Corporal Henry Bartlett j
Stimson, of Squadron A, son of the j
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stimson
anti husband of the former Miss
Isabelle Mcllirney of Lake Forest,!
111.; Norman P. Ream, private in
Squadron A and son of the late
Norman II. Ream, from whom lu* in
herited an enormous fortune and
social position.
There has for many years been in
the atmosphere of exclusive clubdom
such as characterizes the society
men’s clubs in Manhattan, about
Squadron A of Manhattan. Squadron
C of Brooklyn, the first armored;
motor battery and several companies
of the Twelfth. Seventh and Seventy- j
first regiments. Hasty recruiting
when Uncle Sam called the militia to!
the border, of course, threw wide
these exclusive ranks to all physically (
and mentally fit comers.
Rufus J. Trimble, son of the latej
American Consul General at Milan, j
James M. Trimble, ami prospective
husband of Miss Verna Lee Rooney ot
Houston, Tex., belongs to Troop C, j
Brooklyn. In Troop B is William
K. Shepherd, jr.. nephew of Mrs. j
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
In Troop 15. are:
Trooper Peter Cooper Bryce, son ot
General Lloyd M. Bryce and great i
grandson of Peter Cooper; F.wing R.
Philbin, son of Justice and Mrs.
Rugene A. Philbin; \Villiam Jay
SchietTelin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Troop C—Second Lieutenant Rod
man Gilder, who married the daughter
of Mr. Louis Tiffany,
Troop D.—Hugh D. Cotton, Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cotton, who are
well known artists here and in Haris.
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Went on Evans
The following went south on the
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Whittemore and W. I*. Henry are the
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