The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-27


London agitator will be the guest
of Mrs August Belmont, ne of the
prominent supporters of the suf-
frags movement in this country
HuERTA WILL RUN.
VERA CRUZ. Mexico, Oct. 90
Contrary TO the reports sent out
from Mexico City last week to the
effect that Provisional President
Huerta was preparing I abdicate,
adyicss received today by Special
Envoy John Lind indicate that HUI
erta is fully determined to remain
in charge of affairs Al the capital
and to become a candidate for elec
ton to the office h now holds.
The conference which was 10 have
been held between Huerta and the
foreign dipl mats for the purpose O
discussing the Mexican situation has
been postponed indefinitely.
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. I'll
The first severe storm OF the wint
er is sweeping the Eastern states to
day with serious loss TO life ant
property Fully score o. live.
have been reported lst thus far
traffic of all kinds has been suspend
ID al many points within the storm
zone. and the property loss ha'
already passed the million mark
TEMPERATURES DROPPING
NEW YORK Oct 81. The Al
iantic states from Michigan 20 tn,
coast and south TO the extreme south
ern portion of New Jersey are i
the grip Ct death-dcaling blizzar,
today.
MIDDLE WEST IN ZONE
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Therc is it'll,
abatement this afternoon in the biz
zard which has been raging through
out the Middle West all day
WORST IN YEARS.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Oct
21.-The Lake Superior district is il
the grip of the worst storm in year
and all traffic is at standstill.
BOSTON HIT HARD.
BOSTON. Mass Oct. 81 Man
rendered impossible by the blizzart
| which be gan early this morning
Many build ngs have been wrecke
and the streets are piled high Wit
snow and debris
FEAR FOR SHIPPING.
NEW YORK. Oct 81 GRAY
fears are entertained TOR the safet
of vessels along the Atlantic coast
many of which are known 10 hav
been caught unprepared
STORM HITS CALUMET.
CALUMET Mich. Oct Filth
blizzard struck this section this aft
ernoon with disastrous results /
property 1t IS also believed tina
several lives have been lost.
SULzER AFTER CULLEN.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 Anothe
SulZer broadside vas fired into tn
ranks of the Tammany organization
his afternoon through the column
VI the Evening Mail The secon
statement to appear over the sis
0ature of the former governor wa
| tice Cullen, of the state court O
appeals, whom Sulzer accuses @
| acting as messenger hoy for B 5
| Murphy.
Sulzer declares that on numerou
oceas ons while he presided over tn
affairs OF the state. Cullen visite
the executive mansion with request
that certain things be done. Sulze
charges further that the chief ju.
tiee threatened him with destructio
in case he refused to obey the con
mands OF Tammany.
Other matters discussed in tn
published statement are crooke
deals in injection with various o
he state institutions, and it is gel
orally admitted that a mess is be
ing stirred up VIII oh will resul
eventually in the downfall of tn
Tammany organization.
JOHNSON WORKING.
SEATTLE, Oct 81. - Advices re
ceived today from the national cal
ital indicate that Congressman A
bert Johnson, of this state has no
abandoned the attempt to secure al
for the Nome storm sufferers. Tn
dispatches state that Johnson ha
introduced another resolution. pre-
viding that $4,000 of the fund al
propriated for the Kodiak yolcan
sufferers be used for the relic
of the Nome people, both native
and Whites and that further relic
be provided by the department
additional funds are necessary
MANY WELCOME HER.
NEW YORK, Oct 21.-The mail
arriving at the Belmont home toda
brought Mrs. Emmaline Pankhurs
hundreds of messages from all part
OF the country, congratulating he
upon her admission to the Unite,
States Many of the letters eS
pressed the hope that the visiting
suffragette leader would not limi
her stay to New York city.
The condition of Mrs. Pankhurs
is greatly improved today, and it i
practically assured that she will b.
able to appear at Madison Squar
garden tomorrow night, On whicl
occasion she will make her frs
public appearance in this country.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 21-Accordin:
to the testimony of medical experts
who We're called to the stand toda,
n the Eaton trial, the poison which
caused the death of the late ad
miral was administered to him from
six to eight hours before he died.
The testimony thus far given, al
though regarded as damaging, ha
had no visible effect upon the youn.
widow, who is on trial for her life.
SUlZER WILL RUN.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The nom
ination last night of William Sui
ger as Progressive candidate fol
assemblyman from the Sixth distric
has met with the disapproval O
leaders of the Progressive party