The Alaska citizen., 1916-04-03

photograph cases
 MRS. HARMON DIES
 CINCINNATI. Mar. 2S-Mrs. Jud son Harmon, wife Of former Cover nor Harmon. of Ohio died al her home in this city oday
 THREE BURNED TO DEATH. CLEVELAND. O., Mar 2S--Wheu the Foster apartments were dc. stroyed by fire this morning three pople were burned to death. Two of them have not been identified as yet while the third was Mrs Ethel Zaman. It is also believed i that there were others who perished 1 but whose bodies have not been found as yet
 OFFERING BIG REWARD. BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Mar 29-- | American business men residing at Monterey are endeavoring to raise ! S50,000 in gold. which they plan to offer as a reward for the capture of General Villa. Several Mexican business men are also interested in the movement and have contribut- ed liberally. The money will go to the captors or be paid into the treasury of some charitable institu tion at Monterey If there is any dispute over the capture.
 | ALL FOR WILSON. i BANGOR, Me, Mar. 29.-The Dem ocratic state convention, which i9 in session in this city. has indorsei 1 the candidacy of President Wilson. the vote on the question having been l unanimous.
 1 GASOLINE HELD UP. 1 WASHINGTON. D. C., Mar. 2g.-. An American who operates a stor, at Casas Grandes has complained 1 10 the state department that snip ment of gasoline consigned 10 him has been held up by the Mexican authorities in consequence of the refusal of General GavIra to issu, permit for the shipment to enter Mexico over the railroad Gavira is the Carranza commander sta. ! toned at Juarez. The shipment con. sists of three tank cars
 EMeALMER FABRICATED.
 NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-The au. thorities are searching for Eugene nected with the conspiracy of which | Dr. Waite is the principal It is charged that Kane accepted a bribe l lOl SNthl IlS idiStIS Ut tut pItllli- 7ary hearipg of Waite he having made the statement that he used arsenic l in embalming the body of Waite's tatherin-law, who was killed by poisoning Later developments show ed that the poison was admins tered by the doctor, who is now on trial.
 REPORTS CENSORED.
 D It has been brought to the attention 1 of the state department that otilC ial reports intended for the United States by American attaches havo been interrupted by European cen. BOTS, and in a number Of cases in formation desired by the govern ment has been obliteratcd. It was the understanding, at the commence ment of the war, that official re ports were not to be molested.
 RAILWAY SALE ORDERED
 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 29.-Tho 1 immediate sale and reorganization | of the Western Pacific railroad which is now in the hands of a re- ceiver, has been ordered by the United States circuit court of ap- peals. instructions to that effect having been given to the receiver l today.
 THIRTY KILLED IN WRECK.
 CLEVELAND, MT. 29.-Three New York Central passenger trains were piled up in a wreck near Amherst today, with the result that thirty i passengers are dead and twice that lumber ar, seriously injured. Beyond the fact that a collision oc urred /, but little is known of the disaster. An investigation is being made however both by the company and by the state officials, and the full details probably will be made pub lie as soon as they can be asce. tained.
 HAVING HARD TIME.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 29.-Ac- cording to adviCes received in this city today from Picking and other | points in China. the revOlut'On '' movement in the Orient is growing steadily. New uprisings against President Yuan are reportd from several district which were at peace with the government before the re cent change from a monarchy to q republic. The reports claim that the presiden, Is unable to cope with the situation.
 BUSINESS BLOCK BURNS.
 BALTIMORE, Md, Mar, 29.-One 1 of the most substantial business blocks of this city Is practically in ruins as the result of a fire which has been burning the greater part of the afternoon. The flames are still eating their way through the remaining buildings. but 1t is thought that the fire Is now under control and will not spread beyond the block in which it started.
 AFFlDAvITS ON FILE.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 29.- The state department has been ad- vised from Liverpool to the effect that affidavits have been sworn to 1 by American survivors of the Eng llshman and Sussex wrecks. setting forth that the two vessels were tor pedoed by submarines. The attl- davits, which were made at Liver pool, at the request of the state de partment. indicate that the attacks were made without warning.
 MURDERS BETRAYERs.
 CLEVELAND, O.. Mar. c9-ln or, der to escape a life Of shame whic' was being forced upon her by George D. Hanson and George Dau"' two walters, Bessie Reiners. wait ress, last night murdered the two men by burning them to death. ! She tied their feet to the bed in her apartment, turned on the gas