The Chitina leader., 1911-04-08

Alaska to the sermon on the mount, and congratulated Seattle onsits fight for clean municipal government. He also characterized the bribe-tak- CT and bribe-giver as traitor to the country.
 Salt Lake, April 7.-President Joseph Smith. in opening the con- ference declared no Mormon will hereafter be permitted to contract plural marriages and that the church would confirm the laws of the; United States. ?
 Washington, April 7.-Frederick Harper he's beensnominated by Pres-' ident Taft as Collector. of Customs for Puget sound.
 Fl Paso, April 6.-What looks like 2; bitch in. the. peace. negotiations occurred last night. Nothing more could be learned other than the fact that Madero is expected to return to. ESan Antonio todayaand messenger will arrive there tomorrow or. Satur- lay, but from which side no informa- tion iss obtainable. se
 Bedding, Cal, April 6.-E. L. Bai- ley. vice-president of the Bank of Northern California, was found dead this morning in local cemetery The body was lying across the graves of his. .twQs deceased wives. indicating that he had committed suicide.
 Washington, April G. Uncle Joe" tanHon, in his maiden speech at the special session, O. Congress, viciously attacked the new rules which, as adopted. provide, for. the election of the different committees and their chairmen.
 E. Seattle, April 6.--Theodore Roose- welt has arrived here and will make AOuf opccCAcS luiS dlICihoo oAA w. night.
 Washington, April 7.-Senator LaFollette, yesterday introduced a resolution providing for an investi- gation of the charges of :. bribery against Senator Lorimer. Senator Stone, of Missouri, declared that the Senate was bound to- take. cognizance of the testimony of H. H. Kohlsatt before the Investigating committee of the Illinois state legislature at, Springfield, in which he charged that a slush fund of $100,000 had been raised to secure Lorimer's election.
 Mexico City, April I'm ignor- ance of the character of the meas ures the government may be taking to effect peace it is unofficially an nouneed that Mexico is pessimistic as to the future. There is grow ing fear among; the people that there will be a. failure in the negotiations, and in the meantime Madero is tight ening his. lines about Chihauhau.
 Washington. April 7.-Declaring that the. $40. DO 900 paid forfthe, Panama Canal, went to a select efews Representative Rainy, of Illinois,, in. troduced. a resolution in the House demanding a full investigation of.the canal zone and asking that Theodore Roosevelt nd.William Nelson, Crom- we'll be ,subpoenaed.
 San, LHaneisco,sARril 7.~-.Theefail- ure of, Judge Hawkins, 1sof Seattle, to sign g. divorce decree has caused the local. authorities to. abandon ithe hunt for Mrs. Henry and her affinity, Foster Kelly.
 Scranton. Pa. April 7.-Forty-six miners were this morning trapped in the Pentacost mine atyThroop as a result of fire. and it. is; feared that all of the men will ldie from suffo- cation, as there is smoke in the lower levels.
 Valdez, April 5.-The municipal election passed off very quietly here yesterday. rThere were two tickets in the field, the Citizens and Peo- ples.. the former a winning eutnbys a substantial majority. Ed. Woods re- ceiving the largest vote and will be the next mayor. Wilcox headed the vote for school director. There was a total of $40 votes cast and the sue cessful councilmen follow: Woods 1885; sMcColum .3aS; Chisholm 317; Carlson. 309; Boyle, 25S; Day, 254s Flynn, 245..
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