The Chitina leader., 1911-06-18

of the founder of Christian Science,
 in the hope of getting a portion of the large estate left. Seattle, June 15.-The second brib-
 cry trial of ex-Chief of Police Wap-
 penstein, for accepting s2,5O0 to all
 low gambling, starts June 26. Washington, June 15.-The sugar ! probe fails to disclose the power of
 the Havemeyer's.
 Langston, June 15.-The rebels de- feat the government forces in north ern Hayti.
 Seattle, June 15.-The steamer Ad- | miral Sampson sails tonight and the ! Northwestern tomorrow night, both
 of which vessels have a number of passengers booked for Southwestern Alaska.
 Paducah, June 15.-An excursion steamer caught fire and burned, but ! through the captains heroic action
 he succeeded in saving the lives of sixty-five passengers. London, June 15.-The suffragettes will march in body in the corona tion procession.
 Washington, June 15.-Senator Nelson opposes the confirmation of
 Bertholf as commandant of the Alas ka revenue cutter service, on the
 ground of lack of seniority. London, June 15.-John Hayes
 Hammond, American ambassador to
 King Georges coronation. is on the verge of collapse. New York. June 15.-The General Baking Company merges twenty-one companies, with a capitalization of | S20, 100000.
 Seattle, June 15.-James Call | breath. secretary of the American
 Mining Congress. has returned from
 trip to Cordova, Valdez and Seward
 and says he will wage fight against | he coal leasing system. Chihuahua, June 15.-Four thous-
 and federal troops are preparing to
 resist the Insurrectos, who want to
 parade and celebrate the settlement of the recent internal troubles in
 Mexico.
 Washington, June 15.-President
 Gompers, of the American Federation
 of Labor, declares that the Supreme Court is opposed to organized labor Chicago, June 15.-The sluggers
 and plumbers are at work to prevent any work from being done, and as a result many arrests have been made. Vallejo, June 15.-Fred Melville, a boy bandit, terrified the residents
 of Battling by robbing ten saloons in | daylight. A possee of hundred and fifty residents have started in pur- suit of the daring burglar. Seattle, June 15.-The Post-Intel-
 ligencer has begun a counter suit
 against Col. A. J. Blethen, of the
 Daily Times, for libel, in connection
 with the graft indictments, suing for $50O,0OO damages.
 South Haggton, June 15.-The steamer. Olympic, the largest vessel
 in the world, sails for New York and
 will attempt to break the record across the Atlantic ocean. Seattle, June 15.-The Alaska
 Steamship Company has decided to
 build a palatial passenger and freight steamer for the Cordova-Seward run.
 The new vessel will cost $500,0O0 Seattle. June 15.-The United
 States Mining, Milling and Smelling
 Company expect to build smelters on
 Puget Sound. Washington, June 15.-Admiral
 Nathan E. Miies has retired from ser vice.
 l Washington, June 15.-Lewis has
 started fight before the House com
 mittee for parcels post. New York, June 15.-The United
 Wireless Company is in the hands of
 a receiver. The liabilities are $1,- l O00,000 an hdte assets $70,000. Los Angeles, June 15.-Herschell
 Parker says that his expedition will soon start for Alaska to explore Mt.
 Mckinley.
 Winnipeg, June 15.-The Canadian Northern Railway has arranged to
 spend $3O,00O,OO0 in extensions of the road.
 New Orleans, June 1.-The Presi- nf opI<x ~1~I Is.-<