The Chitina leader., 1911-05-06

New York, April 2S.-Commodore Peary says that all future polar ex- pTorations will be by aeroplane.
 Washington. April 2S.-The Sen ate today confirmed Collector of Customs Harper for the Puget Sound district.
 Washington. April 2s.-Represen- tative Sabath introduces a resolu- tion in the House to neutralize the Philippine Islands.
 Seattle, April 2s.-The govern ment surveyors will leave here next month for the Copper River and Tan ana valleys and Cooks Inlet to com plete their surveys of agricultural lands.
 Hot Springs, April 2S.-Senator McKetridge, who come here for treatment, is in a dying condition.
 Hong Kong, April 2S.-A serious rebellion is raging, at Canton, and a number of people have been killed in the battles fought.
 Seattle, April 28.-Rev. s. Hall Young. formerly of Cordova. has re- turned from the East, where he has been featuring, and will soon leave for the Iditarod to establish Pres byterian church at the new gold camp.
 New York, April 2S-President Taft in an address before the news paper associations last night, ex- plained the commercial, economical and social reasons for the Canadian treaty. which he considers of great value to the United States.
 Chicago, April 28.-Detective Burns says that organized labor will stand appalled, when the confessions in the Los Angeles dynamiting are made public and the names of the men implicated exposed. He char acterizes it as the crime of the cen tury and says he has secured enough evidence to convict the parties guilty of this outrage.
 Los Angeles, April 2S.-McNaigal has repeated the confession secured from him by Detective Burns to the district attorney.
 Chicago. April 2S.-Architects and contractors have served notice warning the unions to settle their disputes by Tuesday or there will be a general shutdown of building cc- equations.
 St. Louis, April 2S.-A valise was today found at the union station con- taining two cans of dynamite by the woman janitor in charge of the room.
 Lick's Observatory. April 28.-A total eclipse of the sun will occur to- day in Australia and a partial eclipse in California.
 Washington, April 28.-The House passes the re apportionment bill. in- creasing the number of members of Congress to 433.
 Chicago, April 2s.-Battling Nell son and Jack Redmond are matched to fight ten rounds on May 30.
 Tokio, April 2s.-The Crown Princess is ill with typhoid fever and fears are entertained for her recov- cry.
 Washington, April 28.-Secretary of State Philander c. Knox has again denied the report that he intends to resign as a member of President Taft's cabinet.
 Chicago, April 28.-The Zion City investors get paid back twelve per cent of the money they paid to Dow ie
 IOftlduu, APTi Ho.-1 WO UoAuAes entered a saloon last night and herd ing the sixteen occupants in the eel lar, proceeded to rob the cash regis ter and made their escape.
 Washington, April Ex-Governor Clark, who has been making strong fight for aids to navigation in Alas. ka, has received assurances that thir. ty new lights will be established along the coast of that territory the coming season and sixteen acetyline beacons in Southeastern Alaska.
 New York, April 28-Prof. Park CT. who made an unsuccessful at tempt to climb Mount Mckinley last summer, will be married on on May 2Sth to Miss Evelyn Nagle. He say he will spend his honeymoon in an