The Chitina leader., 1911-06-03

Pittsburg, June 1.-Setting an alarm clock in order that he might be up with the larks at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, Otto Stroblt, a we'll known resident of McKeesport, was found two hours later hanging to the limb of big apple tree two miles from his home. The suicide had faithfully carried out his most elab- crate and premeditated preparations to pass over the great divide, kiss ing all of the members of his fam lily before he left his home as they slumbered quietly.
 Cleveland, June 1.-Three cent street car fare is again effective in this city.
 Juneau, June 1.-The Canadian Pacific steamer Amur struck a rock south of this city and was beached. ali on board being saved.
 Cleveland, June IA tornado swept this city doing considerable damage. Four persons were killed outright and twenty injured. A great many buildings were also wrecked.
 Bellingham, June 1.-E. Howard and party started today in launch on a two years placer prospecting trip through Alaska.
 Belfast, Me, June 1.-J. Pierpont Morgan witnesses the launching of the liner Titanic.
 New York. June William Wal dorf Astor deeds his son in England over 05,000,000 worth of property in order to escape the payment of tax es on same.
 Seattle. June 2.-At the trial of former Chief of Police Wappenstein. Gerald the restaurant man, testified that Wappy received $500 month for giving protection to the crib houses.
 Washington. June 2.-General Maus again assumes charge of the Department of Columbia.
 Seattle, June 2.-Capt. Franz Moore who was in command of the Admiral Sampson up to the time Of his death, bequeaths his estate Of s6O,000 to his wife.
 Portland, June a.-A hearing will be held tomorrow on the receivership for the United Wireless Company
 Jaurez, June 2.-General Madero leaves for Mexico City to assist the president in the administration Of the affairs of Mexico.
 Seattle, June 2.-Register Walk CT. of the Juneau land office. is here and says that he is sending out no- tices to nearly four hundred claim ants who failed to apply for patents to Alaska coal lands. According to law this application should be filed within three years after locating and those who have not done so must show cause why their locations should not be cancelled.
 Madison, Wis, June 2.-The state senate recommends that an investi- gation be held to probe the charge of fraud in connection with United States Senator Stephenson's election
 Galveston, June 2.-So intense is the heat that after fifty mile hike three hundred soldiers were prostrat- ed.
 Kansas City, June 2-The Worlds convention of bible classes meets here June 12.
 Washington. June 2.-It is report ed that Senator Lorimer will resign June 30, as a result of the senate's decision in ordering another investi- gation as to his election.
 Washington, June 2.-Presiden' Taft is holding daily conferences with the Republican senators to keeT them in line for the passage of the Canadian reciprocity bill without amendment.
 Chicago, June 2.-Mary Manner ing. the we'll known actress, was to- day married to Frederick Wads vcrth. a manufacturer of Michigan.
 New York, June 2.-The electric lighting plants in the United States are valued at $2,00O. 900. .0O0.
 Washington. June 2.-Congress man Rodenberry today resented tht impudence of a negro. while riding 1T a street car. and gave him sound