The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Namara brothers were arraigned this
morning and pleaded not guilty to
the multitudinous murder charge, as
the result of the dynamiting of the
Times plant. The date of the trial
will be set tomorrow.
Oaxaca, Mexico. July 12.-During
a political riot eight men were killed
and fifteen wounded.
Los Angeles, July 12.--McNanigal
one of the men indicted for dyna-
hitting the Times plant, shows signs
of mental breakdown.
Atlantic City, July 12.-At the
grand lodge meeting of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks,
John Patrick Sullivan, of New Or
leans, was elected Grand Exalted
Ruler. Portland, Oregon, was chos-
en- as the place for the holding of
the next convention.
Detroit, July IA fire origin
ating from slabs reduced to ashes the
towns of Ausable, and Alpena, and
hardly half dozen houses are stand
ing in Cheboyan. The flames of
the forest fires are also burning the
towns of Metz, Millersburg and Tow
er, with Alger, Turner and Lewis
ton threatened. The destruction
of so many homes has resulted
in a great financial loss and render
ed thousands of people homeless.
There is considerable suffering and
much distress. Relief is being sent
to the unfortunates from all cities
in Michigan and adjoining states.
East Towns, July 12.-The con-
flagration which is raging in this
vicinity is the worst in the history
of Michigan forest fires. Scores and
possibly hundreds of people have
persisted in the flames, and thous-
ands were pressed to plunge into
lake Huron to escape from the in
tense heat.
Seattle, July 13.-George Robinson
one of the prominent bust
ness men and golfers of this city,
was killed in an automobile accident
here today.
st. Louis, July BE. G. Lewis,
publisher of womens' magazines, has
been indicted for the illegal use of
the mails. 1t is alleged that he Sc
cured several million dollars fraud
London. July ia memorial
tablet of William Penn was unveiled
in All Hallow's church.
Paris, July 13.-Emma Eames and
Emiliode Goorza were married in
this city today.
New York. July 12.-Babies have
been arriving with such frequency
at the Jewish Hospital here that five
physicians, six nurses and the hospit-
al superintendent have had to give
up their rooms to accommodate the
new corners. Since June 1, 165 bah
les have been born, including twelve
sets of twins, one set weighing nine
pounds each. The doctors and nur-
ses are sleeping under tents on the
roof of the hospital.
Rainier, July 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Coble, who were recently mar
ried, have been murdered. Their
bodies were found in bed chopped
to pieces, and the authorities have as
yet been unable to find any clue to
the crime.
San Antonio, July 12.-Secret SER
vice men sent here from Washington
have discovered that a junta is plot
ting against General Madero.
New York, July 12.-Ethel Bar
rymore may decide to drop her suit
for divorce.
Seattle. July 12.-Capt. D. H. JAR
Wis, who recently took his life at the
Arctic Club, leaves fortune of $500.
900 to his widow.
Washington July Ex-senator
jules, WHO is ldIHSIluS Tie Jill loi
a territorial form of government for
Alaska has been partly assured by
President Taft that should his meas
ure pass both the House ond Senate
he would not veto but sign it.
Seattle, July 13.-T. d. Rockwell,
state tax commissioner of Washing
ton, seems to have gone out of his
way, in an independence day ora
ton delivered at Olympia, to affront
the state press. He said in part:
''In this state there are many great
newspapers. A few of them cannot
be purchased at any price; but the
remainder, and the majority, can be
bought by any man who comes along
with the price" Had Mr.. Rockwell
been specific the matter might have
been thrashed out, but since he ac-
cuses the majority of publishers, he's
made pretty broad assertion. For
a man with political ambitions, it
seems he has rushed in pretty badly.