The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-08

dynamite pIOtS Wnlcn destroyed the
Times building have been dismissed
against Bender and Maple.
Katalla, July 5.-Deep gloom cast
its shadow over the Fourth of July
here owing to the death of Mike Du-
val and Peter Emasard within three
hours of each other
MIR. Duval and his daughter Nellie
joined as excursion to Kayak island.
He was down in the cabin and when
just opposite Kanak island he came
up and in walking along the side of
the launch fell overheard
Peter Emasard died of asanma and
was sick for some time. He came to
Alaska in 1884 and was the discov-
erer of the great Treadwell mine. He
leaves a widow and six children. H e
had the universal respect and esteem
of all those who knew him.
AS may be imagined, the Fourth
of July was one of the saddest ever
experienced. 1t seems impossible to
realize that our old neighborS and
friends are not with us any more,
but the memory of their deeds and
kindnesses will always remain.
San Francisco, July 5.-Ad VOL
CAST knocked out Owen Moran yes
terday in the thirteenth round The
receipts netted $40, 900.
Previous to the battle, the betting
favored Wolgast two to one. The
first. seventh, eighth. ninth twelfth
and thirteenth rounds belonged to
WolSast. The second fourth. tenth
and eleventh favored Moran. Honors
were about even for the third, fifth
and sixth
Demopolis, Ala. July 5.-In re-
turning from church Sunday. Con-
gresham Taylor gave Lewis George,
the noted writer a sound thrash
ing. A number of church goers wit
messed the fight.
Seattle, July 5.-Patrolman Harris
was killed this morning on Occidental
Avenue. After firing the fatal shot
the unknown escaped
Keil, July emperor William
sails on trip to Norway.
Burton, July 5.-Mrs. S. Stock
berger leaves her husband and four
Eskimo children and returns to AL
aska
Washington, July 6.-The army
abandons the bareback in favor of
field bread
Seattle, July 6.-The grand jury
has reconyened and there is consid-
cradle uneasiness in certain quar-
tiers.
London. July 6.-Seven of the
newest torpedo destroyers were over
strained by excessive speed.
Washington. July 6-The COM
mittee reports favorably on the re-
appointment bill, which increases
the number of congressman.
Washington. July EN- speak
ing against the Department of Pub
lie Health, Senator Works defends
Christian Science.
Washington. July 6.-The govern
ment files test case against Lehigh
Valley railroad to separate railroad
from the control of mines in Penn
sylvania.
Washington, July 6.-Congress-
man Norris charges President Taft's
secretary, Hills, with issuing false
reports to the presidential candi-
dates.
Tulsa July 6.-The greatest oil
wells in Oklahoma are Attire and are
burning three thousand barrels a
day.
Seattle, July 6.-Iditarod has sen,
ST. 900 in gold dust to the local as
say office.
San Francisco, July THE steam
er Santa Clara, loaded with passen-
gers, is on the rocks at Point Con-
ception and considerable alarm is
felt for the safety of the vessel. The
steamers Arguella and State of Cal
ifornia are standing by ready 10 rem
der assistance to the distressed boat
Los Angeles, July THE Nc
Namara brothers were arranged this
| morning for the dynamiting of the
Times plant, but refused to plead tc
the nineteen charges of murder, hold
ing that they were extradited fol-
dynamiting the Dewellyn works and
not the Times building. They also
fcontend that they cannot be tried or
another charge, unless the prosecu
tion is willing to admit the crime
of kidnapping.
Seattle, July Twill A. Steel
left last night for Detroit, to attend
the annual meeting of the Nationa
Editorial Association, of which or
ganization he has been treasurer fol
| a number of years.