The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
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 A BROTHER KILLED.

A BhO HER KILLED. i WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-A wire was received today from Ambassador 1 Wilson to the effect that Emilio Ma l dero d brother or the late president, i was killed today while leading I i force of rebels at Monterey. It is also reported. says Ambassador Will son. that Raoul, another brother. was killed today in the same vicinity.
 LAWYER DEAD. i PORTLAND. Feb 2S-W. A. Clel- land, the leading lawyer of this city, was killed today in an automobile ac- cident, the auto in which he was rid ing being driven by Dr. P. J. Wiley.
 MARSHALL HAS CAME i WASHINGTON. Feb 2S.-Nice- President-elect Thomas R Marshall arrived here today. He came direct from Trenton, where he was in con- ference with President-elect Wilson. It is understood that after long talk between the two heads of the nation they find themselves in com Plete accord with regard to the poli- cies 10 be pursued regarding most of the matters of importance that are before the jublic
 AGAINST FREE TOLLS.
 WASHINGTON, Feb 2S-The Democratic leaders in the senate have been informed by President elect Wilson that he is not in favor of American ships in all cases being allowed through the Panama canal free of tolls. He favors, rather, he says, the amendment to the bill in. troduCed by Senator Root. which re- ! pealed the free tolls.
 WILL NOT MIDDLE.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-The sen ate naval committee proposes that so far as it is concerned there will i be no interference with the upper houses naval program. Today all of the items stricken from the naval bill in the house were restored by the senate naval committed : JIM HAM LEWIS.
 SPRINGFIELD Feb 2S.-In the eighth joint ballot last night, James Hamilton Lewis received 66 out of the v votes cast for United States senator. He may claim the election upon the grounds of having secured majority of the vote, although there were a great number of legis- lators absent from the session at which the vote was taken.
 DON'T RECOMMEND.
 WASHINGTON, Feb 2S.-The sen ate committee on foreign relations has filed it's report upon the condi- tions in Mexico. without recommend ations of any kind.
 BAD HOTEL FIRE.
 OMAHA, Feb. 2S.-A number of guests. estimated anywhere from 20 to 30, were burned to death today when the Hotel Dewey of this city was destroyed by fire.
 WOMEN ARRIVE. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The no i ble little army of Suffragettes, which has marched from New York city to i be present at the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson, arrived in this city this evening, footsore. stained and weary, but strong in the faith.
 PASSED OVER VETO. ] WASHINGTON, Feb 2S-The Webb i bill. prohibiting the shipment of i liquor into dry states. which was 1 vetoed by President Taft this week, was passed over the chief executives head this afternoon by the senate after several hours Of heated dis cussion. l DIDN'T STICK LONG. i DENVER, Feb. 2S.-Georgie Nelson. the beautiful young wife of Bat Nel- son, the prizetighter, has instituted ] divorce proceedings against her hus- band, claiming as grounds for the separation that the former champion first kidnapped her and then frightened her into marrying him by threaten 1 ing to kill himself if she refused. Mrs. Nelson declared that she lived with her husband only three days, l making her escape from him at the earliest opportunity and returning 10 this city. She arrived here sev- eral weeks ago
 SAVANNAH, Feb. 2S.-Questioned | regarding the action for divorce instituted by his wife at Denver Bat Nelson stated this afternoon that | there is no truth in the charges | which have been made against him. | He says he has not decided if he | will fight the case.
 DUST THE CHAPTERS.
 ALBANY, Feb. Ex-Governor Will | fam SulZer. elated over the success hich attended his investigation Of the Matteawan bribery charges, an nounces that it is his intention to drive all of the crooks out of the state. and to cause the removal of all officials under his authority who fail in their duty.
 MONEY A MENACE.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-That money trust exists in the United States that is d menace to the finan cial welfare of the nation, and that the dominant factors are J. Pierpont Morgan. the First National bank of New York and the National City bank, is the substance of the report