The Chitina leader., 1911-04-22

Alaska. As 6 matter of fact, tnere ] is no healthier place on the face of
 the earth than in this northern em- lpire, where physicians and undertak- Iers have less to do than any other class of people. q f Washington, April 1s.-The Mex licap Ambassador in . formal address Ito President Taft predicts an early lending of the war. "a Il Tacoma. April 1s.-In the secd a ireeall election held in this city TOT mayor ". ". Seymour defeats May or Fawcett by s52 votes and it Is jpredicted that the old gang will re- tceiye the same treatment here as 1t tdid in Seattle, when HI uill was oust- led from office.
 l. New York. April Is.-B. F. Bush. \ formerly of Seattle. has been elected
 president of the Missouri Pacific rail
 road.
 ! Denver, April 1e.AThe legisli- tture is still deadlocked and 1t is be- llieved will adjourn without electiig T a United States senator.
 Seattle, April 19.-The conner cial bodies of this city adopt the re- bort of joint committee demanding territorial government for Alaska. | Madrid April 19.-Fearing rev. Jolution capitalists are leaving Spain. I Washington. April 1s.-At yester-
 days cabinet meeting the Mexican situation was considered and it Is likely that President Taft will put 1 he question Of intervention by the
 United States up to Congress.
 Mexico City. April 19.-President Diaz wants peace and is communi-
 eating with Madero for the purpose
 of arranging an armistice.
 i Arguaprieta, April 19.-As their
 supply of provisions and ammunition IS exhausted the rebels evacuate and 1 the federafs resume control.
 1 Victoria, April 19.-Captain Scar. was found guilty, by coroner's jury, for manslaughter in the loss of the crew on the wrecked steamer Iro- quois.
 Kansas City, April l9.-Jack John ison, the champion, who is now a member of the whitewash brigade in la California bastile, has been sen,
 an offer to ny in biplane here in
 May at the National Aviation meet. T St. Paul. April 19.-Before ad- ijournment the state senate and leg islature passed bill for the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people plan, the same as lis in effect in Oregon.
 Lawson, April 19.-The bodies of the four members of the Northwest mounted police who were found froz- en in the Arctic region by a relief expedition are of the men who left Herschel Island and have been over due nearly three months. A short tune before that the police, received what they believed to be authentic advice concerning the helpless posi- tion of a party of men and women, who were said to be stranded on Herschel Island.
 AS there was no time for investi- gation, four picked men were started for the scene of the supposedly dis tress. For ten days the men were heard from regularly, and then of : Ia sudden all communication between the relief expedition and the officials in this city stopped abruptly. Noth- Ii-s thought of the matter at the time, as it was believed that the four
 policemen were in the wilds or in some part where correspondence was prohibited by conditions. The missing men evidently lost the : trail in storm and finally succumb-
 ed to the elements. Ts a-s Juneau, April 19.-The steamer Admiral Sampson left here for the : westward at o'clock this morning land will stop at Katalla. having on board ten passengers for there. 7 Her total ilst is 284. ' II Seattle, Aprii 19.-.Richard ze "A. Ballinger, former secretary, of. rsthe interior, says President Taft cannot , come to the coast or visit Alaska this or next year. .----.'s-'.-.-~. ..~s.--.-. Washington April 19.-The Ways