The Chitina leader., 1911-11-11

Los Angeles. Nov. 10.-Seventy- three thousand women registered for the mayorality contests showing in tense interest on their part in the election.
 Tripoli, Nov. 9.-General Caneva, in charge of the Italian forces, has officially thanked Consul Wood for his action in declining to leave the port on an American warship placed at his disposal, and for cabling his government at Washington that all was quiet.
 Most of the other consuls and many of the members of foreign le- cations left when trouble seemed to be of serious nature.
 The Italian general stated that the good offices of the American would not be forgotten soon by his coun- try.
 Santa Fe. Nov. 10.-The result of the election is still in doubt but the Repubucans claim to have cleo ted the lieutenant governor and a working majority of the legisla- ture.
 Providence, Nov. 9-John Lam- bert, pastor of the Elmwood pastor ate, has been forced to resign owing to criticisms caused by his sermons. He is preparing to enter business on hi t7cdpacalcmfwshcm hcmfwyptcamofwy his own account.
 Chicago. Nov. 9.-Tbe leading coal firms of this city have completed a s4,000,000 merger, which it is said will practically control the coal SUD- ply for the Chicago market. Pekin, Nov 9.-Upon invitation of the throne, General Chang has been called from Tsen for a conference, and is already on his way there. He is the general who forced promises for a constitutional government. Los Angeles, Nov. 9.--nree jur- ors in the McNamara case are perma- nently seated
 Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 9.-President Taft and Henry Watterson spoke yes terday at the unveiling of the Lincoln statue.
 New York, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Gates today was married to Miglietta, the we'll known Italian oil magnate. Ranking, Nov. 9.-In the hopes of securing volunteer troops the Imper- ial government has issued a procla- nation offering to abolish the many forms of Chinese taxes for all those who join the army.
 Washington, Nov. 1O.-Senator LaFollette will take the stump in the cause of his candidacy December 1st. He expects to cover considerable territory before ending the tour.
 Seattle, Nov. 9.-The news her aided from New York that Lord Shol to Douglas had committed suicide is contradicted by the presence here of that parsonage alive and wei.
 
 Hongkong, Nov. 9.-British gum boats have been dispatched from here to protect the British interests at that port. It is feared that serious trouble will follow the occupation of that place by the rebels.
 Bellefourche, S. C., Nov. 1O.-A. Knepper, farmer today walked into the Storm bank, of Hullette, Wy oming, leveled gun at the cashier, and forced him to hand over a prom isory note for $500 which was sign ed by Knepper.
 Seattle, Nov. 10.-The Victoria left Seattle last night with thirty four cabin passengers, including the following. S. Sunneson. T. s. Hayn es. and wife, H. Stephens, Mrs. M. A. Snyder. for Cordova and L. L. James. through for Fairbanks.
 Everett. Wash. Nov. 9.-The adop- tion of the new charter in this city provides for single tax. There was considerable opposition to the clause. REBELS
 San Francisco. Nov. Y.-Charles M Fickert, the labor candidate for dis trict attorney, has been elected. Un- til all of the returns are received, the successful candidate for sheriff