The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-09

meut of it's oamlai=n expenses. Ac- c8fdjHS to the statement. the total amount of money expended in the work of cIectiug Governor Wilson to the Presidency was SlI5e.nUe.
 SHOT BY AN ACTRESS.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. a. - With a bullet in his abdomen Robert Wild ucy. a wealthy real estate broker of Los Angeles. is lytu- in the hospital with little chance of recoyer,. Con siderable mystery surrounds the probably lataI shooting. which took pIac" at the Hotel Sorrento. and the injuries of WiInny are such that h" is unable 10 assist the authorities in their search for d solution.
 On suspicion that she could throw some light ou the affair. Mrs Frances Lyons the divorced wife ot William C. Lyons. of Denver. was placed under arras. late this after noon Mrs iEous. who is an ay- trcss known ou the stag, as Vivian Nane, admits having been with Wid ueY when th, -.ot was fired bu declares tha} ii Was an accident She sa}s that the injured man vas in love with her. and insisted upon pressing lis a.t-.'.aus uHon her. de spite her proles'atIons.
 The woman will he held pendin1 the outcome of inc operation which probably will he performed upon WidnaN tonight
 4 SEVERE BLIZZARD.
 NIH YORK. De-. q. The most severe blizzard O. tho wear is raging in this city touiaht The wind is blowing 2 ro.ular gale and the sloct is such that there is practically nc traffic on tue streets.
 Reports from various ruin,s 'hrouehout the s,at" indicate that the storm is general. and of unusual severity The wires are down in several directions
 A. o. D. lNJUNCTION
 SAN FRANCISCO Dee. 1 Al iuturrto vas issued today by Judga Van Nosraud which lies up all the business of the Ancient Order of Drut's throuehou' the United States
 WOLGAsT CANCELLED BOUT.
 SA% FRANCISCO. Der 2. Ad Wol2as' announces that he has eaH- co}led his proposed fight with Frarkie Burns which was to have taken place here January 1
 STATE ATTORNEY-CENERAL DIES
 RENO. Dee. 2 C. II. Baker. at rorucy-scuer1i of the state of Nevada is dead in rHjs city as the result of internal hrmorrhaoa
 FLATLY DENIES CHARGE.
 1NDIA%'PollS Dee I. - Harry 'rgl,fthne". ern af tho HHmcreuS al loee' dvn9wifors vae placed on tho stand fcFaF ir his n"n defense. ar : questioned regarding lis eooaectian with thc bio conspiracy. The doford- daut fla1y denied that he had car riol dNramita about the couaIrv fo' usa in the ias'ru t5ou of non-Hrior little kuo~lodso of .ho nlots of his "atrnu, laboritrs
 PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
 nICHNONb. Ea. Dee j. \ Dermaa.nf oraauizaiion of the con .ress of 21grrrars If states was at" ..cfrd hola fa7.v. aad seats ass:efl- ed After declarirg Colorado springs the scene of thn npN' mee'iua. th' oraanization adjourned uu.l tomar row
 ADAMS IS REFORMED.
 SEATTLE. u"e. !. George E'- ward Adams. formerly assayer ir charge oi thr Jn~al assay office. who is sprriu- a trr# at NeEeirs island as the result of aoid Just th"fts and who recently. while on parole engaged in counterfeiting, has rc- .,,s'r1 .@r frfcrnl court to order his immediate trial
 Since his return to prison Adams has made hin self very useful to the officials CT rh" institution, end de clares that he is fully reformed
 TO COMPEL DISSOLUTION.
 SALT LAKE Dee !. Despto the fact that the officials of the liar riman interests haea held several sessions lately. TO plans have beer made for the dissolution of the gio" merger which was perfected by the late railroad maenate shortly befor' his death, and which is known as tE" $50o. .oo6o08o Hartman wer"er.
 Suit to compel the dissolution of the combine Was besun in this state nearly two years a-o under the sherman antitrust law.
 PROMINENT MORMOH DIES.
 SALT LAKE. Dec. 6. David Be cles president of the Amalgamatcd Sugar companies and a man promi. nent in the Mormon church, died al his palatial residence in this city to- day of heart failure. He was one oi Utahs richest men and greatly ad- mired by the people of this state for his fine qualities of heart and mind.
 CRlssCROsSES IN POLITICS.
 HAMILTON. Bermuda. Dec. G. President Elect Wilson of the United States. who is spending his vacation here in speaking today of the fac tional differences which might af- feet his administration said:
 "I know that there have been crisscrosscs in all directions ir ma tional politics in the United st+tes but there is not going to be any trouble of that nature in my admin istration, and those who are loOhin" for trouble will be badly foolCl. Downrieht stupidity started all the trouble there has been and is re- sponsible for the present state of affairs"
 SAID SlDNA SHOT HIM.
 WYTHEVILLE. Va. Dee. 5.- Evi dence was introduced at the saIona trial of Sidua Allen today which the prosecution believes will go fer to- ward securing the conviction of the alleged courthouse murderer. + was shown that Judge Massie, one of the victims of the notorious riot, had haf 1,-;n kiGl