The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-01-27

their heads TO make an attack i'm
mediately.
People here believe that the rebels
VIII make stand against the gov.
erment troops. unless they find that
they are outnumbered. In which
event they will take to the hills a,
sight of the enemy.
THE RICH MANS BURDEN.
CHICAGO. Jan 23.-As an after.
math to the sensational divorce pro.
eeedings instituted by the Guggen.
helms in this city during the latter
part OF last year, there is the prob.
ability that the grand jury will
be called upon to investigate certain
of the testimony which was intro
duced by each OF the parties to the
suit.
Charges of revolving nature were
preferred by Mrs Guggenheim, and
the evidence introduced by the hus.
band was no less sensational in its
nature.
1t is believed certain that society
Will receive another shock IL the
case Is taken up by the federal in
vestigators.
sTANo-PATTER REWARDED.
NASHVILLE. Jan. %. Chief
Justice John X Shields, whose home
is at Clinchdale. Tennessee. was
elected to the United States senate
today without serious opposition.
Judge Shields is stand-pat Demo
crat
VERY MUCH so.
WASHINGTON. Jan 24.-Secre-
tary of State Knox today stated that
the protest of the British govern
ment against the Panama canal tolls
Is very premature. as there is yet no
canal and no tolls.
OUT WITH THE OLD.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The bat
tleship tests to decide the relative
values of different compasses, favor
the gyroscope over the magnetic
compasses
NOT VERY STRONG.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The pub
lie reception to have been held by
President Woodrow Wilson after his
inauguration. and which was to take
the place of the inaugural ball. has
now been cancelled upon the grounds
hat it would be too fatiguing to the
nv .NdtiOHdl nudTuS vi
ten states will march in the inaugur
II parade
FESSES UP.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24-Charies
Mooney. formerly an editor of one
of the Hearst dailies. testified this
morning before the committee that
it was he who bought the Archibald
letters from the Negro messenger
and that he bought and published
them because he considered that II
was the duty of the paper to the
public to expose Archibald.
NO PIE FOR HIM.
CHEYENNE. Jan. 24.-Theodore
Roosevelt has wired the members of
the state legislature asking them to
defeat United States Senator Warren
for reelection. Warren was governor
OF the territory under Arthur and
Harrison, and was the first governor
OF the state after statehood was
granted Wyoming His term expires
March Sd next.
MAKING BUSINESS.
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-Four insur-
ance adjusters of this city were today
indicted for their connection with
the arson trust
NO MORE EASY MONEY
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The reform
movement which is working here re-
suited in the arrest and Indictment
of five alleged wire-tappers and pool
room men. who will be prosecuted
by the authorities in the attempt to
break up pool rooms.
"A CONNER BANK FAILURE
BELLINGHAM, Jan 24-Jaeoh
Furth, Levi Ankenny and Banker
Andrews, of Seattle. are here attend.
ing the trial which follows the failure
If the bank they were interested in
at LaConner.
WILL GO HUNGRY.
NEW YORK. Jan. pa general
strike of all union walters in this
city was ordered yesterday and last
night most of the walters at the
principal hotels and restaurants
walked out at the dinner hour. In
in various parts of
the city. bricks were thrown through
the windows of hotels and restaur
ants. and the police had a busy
night of it preventing trouble.
CHANGE PLACES.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-H. r. Will
liams, vice president of the Milwau-
kee railroad residing in Seattle. will
come here to take charge of the fl
nances of that railway system.
WILL GET THEIRS.
ALBANY. Jan. 24.-The woman
suffrage bill, which has passed the
house of representative in the state
legislature. was today reported in
he senate. the senators voting that
it shall he submitted to the voters
of the state.
TO START RIGHT IN.
TRENTON, Jan. 24.-Immediately
upon the Inauguration of Mr.. Wilson
he will call a special session of
congress to inaugurate the reforms
lis administration proposes to put
through. Immediately after the spe.
fia' session adjourns. President
Wilson will start on a trip of in
spection to Panama and the canal
lone.
GETTING sAUcY.
Ell PASO, Jan. 24.-Last night the !
Mexican rebels who are beseigine
the town of Juarez fired across the |
river upon the American soldiers en-
NaHpeu dioiS tHe uITueE iDefT Hire |
vas not returned. but today an ex-
PLANTATION is being demanded by the
American commander.
GEORGE DONE IT.
RICHMOND. Jan. 24.-Rev Horn.
who is on trial accused of bigamy. !
fodav testified that it was his twin
brother. who locks exactly like him.
who was the groom in the second