The Chitina leader., 1911-03-25

st. Petersburg. Marci. "A dis
patch to government officials from
Pekin says the Chinese remain obdur-
ate. They assert that Russia is mere
ly entitled TO import non-Chinese
goods into Mongolia and to export To-
cal products. This situation Is not
satisfactory and Russia is preparing
to declare war against China.
New Orleans. March 24.-Capt. Os-
born J. Hopkins. attorney for the
Madero instruction leaders, declar-
ed emphatically that President Diaz
must abdicate before peace can come
in Mexico Hopkins has just depart
ed for Guatemala City, where he will
hold a conference with President Ca
herrera, on matters concerning that
government.
Auguaprietas, Sonora, March "a
After having taken the mining town
of Lacolorado the five hundred III
surrectionists were routed by the fed
erals The battle was fiercely fought
and lasted all day, resulting in thir-
ty-six deaths of rebels and six feder-
ais.
Nogales, March 24-About a hun
dred insurrectos have captured the
town of Savic. Out of revenge they
executed Mayor Emersto Pompa and
arrested ten citizens.
San Antonio, March 24.-John
Hamilton Dignowilty and three 9TH
er Americans were captured by the
federals. 1t is reported that the
Americans were executed because OF
their having participated with the in
surrectos in a recent battle.
Doual, France, March 24-Louis
| 8reguet has made a record passen-
ger trip in his monoplane. He car
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several miles.
| Milwaukee, March ga fierce
| fire is raging in the Middleton build
ing. In making heroic efforts to sub
due the flames Chief Clancy and ten
| bremen were precipitated from a
| burning floor to the basement. l.
is feared that all these men have
persisted.
Milwaukee, March 24.-The CHAIR
| ed bodies of six firemen have just
been recovered. Chief Clancy is still
alive, although dangerously burned
and otherwise injured.
Seattle, March PA jury
| brought in verdict acquitting Ed
ward Groggin, an Alaska gambler, OF
the murder of William Marks. form
erly carpenter in the Iditarod. The
two men quarreled and the acquitted
man represented that the killing oc-
Cured while he was trying to de-
fend himself.
! Seattle, March 24.-Two deaths by
automobiles occurred yesterday Oh
Pike street The machines were driv-
en- by DR.. Neils Johansen and A. R.
Purdy. Two men, Janiel Harring-
| ton and Thomas Forbes, plasterers
| oy occupation, were in the street
working when the automobiles rush
ed by. In their effort to get out
of the way both men were killed.
| Coffeyville, Kan, March 24.-SiA
masked men, at the outskirts of the
town, held up the st. Louis & Iron
Mountain passenger train. They blew
open the safe but only secured about
$4,000 in currency.
Rome, March 24-It is feared that
the jubilee of united Italy may turn
the joyous period into one of disas-
ter, by reason of the plague panic.
Berkeley, March 24.-Theodore
Roosevelt interrupted base ball raj
ly yesterday afternoon to address the
college students on the subject of
football He declared that the game
should be less suicidal, and praised
| the Pacific coast rugby rules, con-
demning the game as played in the
East.
| Naples, March 24.-In the Ameri-
can colony much excitement was
caused in the act of Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt, daughter of Geo. W., the
youngest son of William H. Wander
bilt. The young lady threw herself
with suicidal intent from the balcony
of the Grand Hotel. 1t is feared that
she will die.