The Chitina leader., 1911-05-06


 for the defense of the three union eaders arrested for the dynamiting Iof the Times. The three men. James McNamara. John E. McNamara and fArtie McNanigal. are in prison in this city, being Kidnapped from In- dianapolis by Detective Burns. 1 New York, April 27.-Madame Gadski. the famous grand opera so- prano, has been compelled to can eel her intended tour on account of sciatic newritis. She had been guaranteed s20.oO0 for the trip. Washington, April 27.-Secretary of Interior Fisher has appointed Governor Walter E. Clark railroad commissioner for Alaska. and alleg- ed overcharges will be promptly in- vestigated.
 Cleveland, April 27.-The grand jury has returned ten indictments against railroads for rebating New York. April 27.-At ban quet given in this city last night twenty-seven state senators from New Jersey were in attendance and drank to the health of Governor Will son as our next President l New York, April 27.-Melville ] Elijah Stone has been reelected manager of the Associated Press. He is president of the organization at the present time, and has been man. ager since March l, 1S93-a con- tinued service of eighteen years. Kansas City, April 27.-The may or has inaugurated a new plan of government for the city similar to a commission.
 Washington, April 27.-Socialist Berger has presented a resolution to abolish the Senate and giving the House full authority, without being subject to the rulings of the Su- preme Court.
 Seattle. April 25.-Falcon Joslin has returned from Washington and he says that neither President Taft or Secretary of Iterior Fisher will issue coal patents for Alaska coal un- til there has been a hearing by the Supreme Court on the appeal from Judge Hanfords decision.
 Washington, April 25.-Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, has introduced bill in the Senate giving the Sec retary of the Interior complete con- trol of the public domain.
 Seattle, April 25.-There was a large warehouse fire on the water front this morning. While five of the firemen were combating the flames the ladder on which they were standing gave way and the men were dashed to the earth, a distance of S5 feet and badly injured.
 Fl Paso. April 25.-General Ma dero has summoned all of the insur- irecto leaders for conference and says peace will soon be a reality, Washington, April 25.-President lTaft today sent to the Senate the following nominations: Congress man Henry T. Boutell, of Chicago as minister to Switzerland; Edwin Morgan, of New York, minister to Portugal; Maurice Swenson, of Min nesota, minister to Norway The Sen. ate has confirmed the appointments Iof William Rockwell as ambassador to Turkey and Curtis Guild as ambas- sador to Russia.
 Seattle, April Ex-Governor Wal lter E. Clark has appointed Falcon Joslin. of Fairbanks, the Alaska com missioner of the land exposition to be held in New York this fall and he will endeavor to get creditable exhibit from the North.
 Rome, April 25.-It is rumored that the Pope's indisposition has talk en a serious turn and considerable alarm is felt as to the outcome.
 Indianapolis, April 25.-The Dem ocrats have launched the boom o1 Senator John w. Kern for the presi ldency. He was William Jennings Bryan's running mate in 1908. Seattle. April 25.-The Alaska lSteamship Company purchases si' acres of tide lands for coal bunkers and warehouses. c. A. McMaster; was also elected director of rh4 company succeeding ''apt. Jarvis re | srrr nd