The Chitina leader., 1911-04-15

With these stars added to the ha0, l 1t probably will be many years pe- fore any more states will. be admit l ted to the Union.
 San Francisco, April 13.-Captain i Cook. of the regular army, was ser. iously wounded in a drunken brawi by night watchman. Topeka, April 13.-A terrific tor nado has been sweeping Kansas and Oklahoma. Thirty people are dead as a result and the injured list IS over a hundred. Two towns have been swept away and thousands or 1 dollars worth of property damaged. Washington April 13.-On May Capt. Ross, commander of the rev. enue cutter service, retires. His suc-
 cessor vii llikely be either Captains
 Bertholf. Henderson or West. JUNEAU'S POPULATION. The director of the census has is-, sued advance statements of popula-
 tion, based upon the official count of the returns of the Thirteenth cen sus, for the following: Juneau, 1910. 1,644: 1900. 1864; Il1sso, 1.25s.
 sitka, 1910, 5se; 1900. (a)' l. s96; 1890, (a) 1,19o. Sitka. native, 1910, 500. skagway town. 1910, SIP; 1900, 3,117.
 Washington, April 13.-General Grant has declined the appointment
 on the special embassy to the coro-
 nation of King George and General Greedy was named for the honor. Springfield, Ill.,, April 13.-Both
 the Senate and House today passed
 the woman's Suffrage bill. Helena. Mont, April 13.-Colenel
 Roosevelt has left for St. Paul and
 will arrive in New York on Satur day. On his western tour he advo
 cated good citizenship and the pop
 ular election of United States sena- tors.
 Washington, April 1S.-President
 Taft says he will go to Seattle in September, if the extra session of Congress adjourns in time. Tegucigalpa, April 13.-The names of an entire new Honduran cabinet have been announced. Washington, April 13.-President Taft has transferred Ambassador Rockwell from Russia to Turkey and appointed former Governor Guild, of
 Massachusetts, as ambassador to Rus
 sia
 Washington, April 15.-President
 Taft notifies the Mexican federal and insurrectos that hereafter no battles will be permitted near the border, en-
 dangering the lives of Americans. If
 the forces persist in this fiohting the United States threatens to interfere. San Diego, April 15.-The British gunboat Shearwater stopped the San
 Quinten, raised it's flag and landed
 marines, taking away several for eigners before advancing rebels. Aguaprieta, April 15.-A battle is expected here today between the government and rebel forces. New York. April 15.-Annie Gold,
 an attractive French woman, who
 has $100,O0O in cash, has been or dered deported. She excites Ellis Is-
 land by offering s10.0O0 for hus-
 band.
 Washington. April i5.-President
 Taft today ordered four troops caval- ry sent to Douglas.
 Muscatiu, April e15.-Troops ad
 vance with bayonets fixed and strik- '
 CTS retire.
 West Swanzey, N. H., April 15.-
 Denman Thompson, the actor, died
 at his home here yesterday in his
 87th year, having been reared in
 New Hampshire. In early profes-
 sional life. he was a dancer, Irish
 character actor and general utility
 man. He took up comedy and starr
 ed in Joshua Whitcomb," play of
 his own, afterward remodeled as
 ''The Old Homestead" which made
 such a decided hit.
 London, April 15.-Three hundred
 clergymen of the church of England,
 twenty-five hundred laymen and sev- =. h,od~oA oh,,roh m o,, porodoxs x,x,s,