The Chitina leader., 1911-12-02
NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

Forty-five persisted before assist
| Washington, Nov. 2f.-President
| Taft has ordered the removal of
banker Morse from the penitentiary
at Atlanta to the army hospital at
Fort Mcpherson. upon a showing
made of the declining health of the
prisoner this order was necessary to
save his life.
| Special to Daiiy Alaskan.
San Francisco, Nov, ga big
conclave of progressive Republicans
| from various parts of the state was
held Saturday at the Palace hotel
They are trying to formulate plans
by which the state delegation to the
National Republican Convention can
be secured for Lafollette.
Seattle. Nov. 27.-Former Sena-
tor John l.. Wilson, has returned
from California where he accompan-
led the Chamber of Commerce en-
yoys. He states that there has been
path blazed notification of all the
comercial interests on the coast eX-
erted towards and for the benefit of
Alaska" The Senator expresses his
firm belief that such pressure will
be brought to bear upon Congress,
from the Pacific Coast and middle
vest that legislation beneficial to
Alaska will certainly result at the
forthcoming session.
Aberdeen, WASH, Nov. 27.-The
Industrial Workers of the World
have been gathering here for weeks
past and many scenes have been en-
Fresno, Cal, the fore part of this
year. The public has become so in
censed over the agitation of the In
iustrials that the mayor and coun-
Ill have consented to swear in 500
reputable citizens as special police
men, in order to suppress the agi-
tators. The community is very
much worked up over the episode.
Tripoli, Nov 27.-The Italian for
ces advanced on Fort Mesudays
lighting until night fall Sunday. The
Turks lost all the positions they had
gained.
Manhattan. New. Nov. 27.-Frank
P. Raberg, founder of Deadwood and
sor a long time one of the wealthiest
citizens of South Dakota, is here pen
niless and in want.
Newark, N. j.. Nov. 27.-Former
senator John F. Dryden, and foun-
Ter Of the Prudential Life Insurance
Company, died suddenly on Saturday
rom pneumonia.
Santa Monica, Nov. PA ter
fife forest fire is raging from which
hundreds are fleeing to Pango Can
on. Six deaths have resulted of
persons who were unable to escape
he raging flames.
Liverpool, Nov. PA disastrous
explosion occurred today at the Libby
& Co. oil cake mill. Thirty-three
we're killed and seventy-three in
hi
building and caused much damage in
he neighborhood.
Lincoln Center Kansas, Nov. "a
The jury has finally given justice in
he case of Mary Chamberlain, the
ioung schoolteacher who was taken
nto the country and tarred and
Gathered. The evidence showed
hat it was done without reason or
)rovocation. Everett Clark, Watson
Scranton and Jay Fitzwater, farm
rs of the neighborheed, plead guilty
o the charge of assault, and were
'entenced to year each in the pen
Tertiary. They are the men who
Inflicted the personal indignity upon
he teacher. Edward RECORD. has
been on trial for decoying the girl
out to the place where the others
| With DISCUSSES on, cruelty treated her.
| ne jury went out at noon yesterday,
.hree holding back a verdict until
| his morning when they all agreed
lpon Records guilt. He was SEN
enced to year in the county Jail
Los Angeles, Nov. 24.-Eight jur-
ors have now been secured in the
rial of John Mcnamara for dyna-
hitting the Times building.
Detroit, Nov. PA big con-
piracy has been unearthed by which
hundreds of Chinks have gained ad-
nittanee into the states. The meth
ID has been to break the seal of
reight cars secret the mongolians
n the cars, reseal them and after
he cars were brought across the
| border from Windsor and Toronto
iberate the Chinks.
Deputy District Attorney George
B. Bluebaker, who has been in at
| tendance at court here left on the
Northwestern last night, to enjoy
little vacation, the first in two
years. -
New York, Nov. 24.-John D.
Rockefeller makes an emphatic de-
| nial of [ O charpa that he had fore