The Chitina leader., 1911-04-08


 New York, April S.-The steamer Princess Irene is still aground east
 of Fire island, despite the effort or the: tugs to set her afloat.
 New York, April 7.-The tugs and revenue cutters have succeeded Tn takingsof :2.500 passengers from the stranded Princess Irene.
 Washington, April 1.-Two society buds. Miss Laura Merriam and Miss
 Dorothy Williams. have the distinc- ton of taking flight in biplane
 with Anthony ! Janmes. the aviator,
 for a. distance of.twO miles.
 i, New York. April 7.--Judge O'Sul- liyan. of. the Court of General Ses- sions, directed the regular s grand jury, to. begin an. investigation into the. charges that crime, in this city is rampant. and that :, the excise and gambling laws are openly violated. This charge to- the grand jury came after conference between Judge O,Sullyan II; and 7. District Attorney
 Whitman. During the charge of the grand jury the name ofttMagistrate Corrigan, who recently made the charge that thea municipal admins tration, was responsible for not checking. the crime wave, was not mentioned.
 Victoria April 6.--Apowder mag azinet at Protection Island, Nanimo, exploded this morning, shattering windows all over the city. There was a rush: of panic-stricken, men from the Protection mine.
 Muncie, Ind, April 6.-While the
 west bound Big Four train was steaming into this station lone masked man held up and robbed the
 passengers; in one of the coaches. Clevelands April 6.-Former May or Tom Johnson continues to grow weaker. and iss at deaths door. London. April 6.-Medical experts declare that all of Europe is in grave danger of g plague. epidemic. :. San Francisco, April 6.--The mys- terious disappearance of Mrs. Albert J.. Henry, wife of a prominent Seat tleite, who, abducted her two chil- dren, has sbaffled the authorities. The police. sheriff and machinery of the law of the entire state is at work trying to locate her.
 Philadelphia, April 6.-Graige Lin pincott president of the J. B. Lip pincott &, Co.,. Publishing House, was found dead at his home this morn ing from . gunshot wound. Consid- erableI mystery surrounds the affair and it shas not, as yet'4been definitely determined whether he committed suicide or was murdered. Deceased was born November 4, 1846, and was prominently identified with the busi- ness and. social affairs of this city
 New York, April 6.-The' Llayd linerg Princess Irene, returning from
 Italy with big crowd of cabin pas sengers and one thousand steerage, went ashore in fog east of Fire Is-9 land. A panic resulted but forum ately mo lives were lost. It is ex-: pected that the, steamer will be float ed at high tide. 1 April .6.-Urging def-p erence4 to popular sentiment and duty, to the masses in America, President Taft submitted a@message to Con-
 gress yesterday requesting early ac- ton in the reciprocity agreement.
 with Canada.
 Pittsburg, April 7.--Within a
 brief period the formation of for.
 midable opposition company to the
 United State Steel Corporation is likely to be perfected. The method to be pursued, by the large; constitu- ent members, of the new competitive
 merger. combination, agreement,
 partnership or what not, may de-
 pend upon the chart fors good trusts l to be furnished by the expected Su-
 preme Court decision in the; Standard
 Oil case.
 Ever since William E. Corey quit the, presidency of the, United States Steel Corporation rumors have circu- lated. in, inner circles of his design | n tfho o0uroUotiov, of oor