The Chitina leader., 1911-06-10

enseller, Jack Dalton, Calvin and Craig Hazelet. Mrs. Krippahue, Miss Krippahue, Mrs. A. Ramey, Mrs. Lew is, Mrs. Kerwood, A. Holmes and wife, H. Keller and wife and Messrs. Nell, Koch, Cobb. Rossman, Williams, McMaster, Watkins and Kendle.
 Huntington, June 9.---The worlds record in base ball was established by neither team securing . hit until the eleventh inning.
 London, June 9.---Hon. Whitelaw Reid. of the American Embassy. is so ill that he had to cancel engage ments for all functions.
 San Francisco. June 9.--Frederick Kohl, wealthy resident of this city, was shot by Adele Verg, his wife's dismissed maid, whom it is alleged is insane.
 Philadelphia, June 9.---The employ es of the Baldwin locomotive works have gone on a strike and 10000 are out of work.
 Washington, June 9.---On Monday the Senate will vote on the election of Senators by direct vote of the people.
 Washington, June 9.---The Fi- nance committee of the Senate has adopted Senator Roots free pulp amendment.
 New York, June 9.---The Madison Square Garden was today sold for $3,5O0,0OO and will be the site of new skyscraper.
 Seattle, June 9.--Prof. Martin, of the National Geological Society. sails for Cook inlet to study the glaciers. lt Toombstone, Ariz., June 9.---For- est fires are raging in this section and miles of valuable timber is being burned.
 West Union, O., June 9.--Thirty men were fined and disfranchised for, selling their votes and one hundred and thirty more arrested charged with the same offense.
 Seattle, June 9.---The case of form CT Chief of Police Wappenstein, who is charged with graft in the conduct of his office, is in the hands of the jury. Wappy made complete denial of any wrong doing and was an ex-t cellent witness in his own behalf. The general impression is that the jury will disagree.
 St. Louis, June 9.---Secretary of Commerce Nagel, in a speech deliv- cred here last night, predicts an al- tered form of government as a result of the Supreme Court decision.
 Jaurez, June 9.---China will press for $50O,OO0 damages against Mexico for killing a Chinaman.
 London, June 9.--Billy Papke whips
 
 wins the worlds middleweight cham pionship.
 Seattle. June 9.---Louis Lane and party will leave on Wednesday in a power schooner for polar bear at Vol canic islands, in Boring sea, and from there will go to Nome.
 New York. June 9.--It is denied that Wells-Fargo & Co. have bought the Pacific Express company.
 Bue, France, June 9.---Avrigo flew eighty-five miles in his machine in fifty-five minutes.
 Washington, June 9.---Henry E. Gary, chairman of the Board of Di- rectors of the United States Steel Corporation, testifies before the in vestigating committee that he favors the repeal of the antitrust law and the enactment of stronger and moro comprehensive law.
 Washington, June 9.---Attorney
 
 General Wickersham decides that steamers less than sixty-five feet in length are exempt from inspection.
 Washington, June 9.---Lieutenant Weeks has been detailed. as mem- Der, secretary and disbursing officer of the Alaska Road Commission. re- lieving Lieut.. s. c. Orchard, at Val deg.
 Pittsburg, June 9.---Emotion causes Nicholas Wah McAstle's hair to turn gray over night.
 Washington, June 9.---The navy department has purchased three aero planes at a cost of $14,00O.
 New York, June 9.--Theodore Roosevelt will not be a candidate for