The Chitina leader., 1911-05-06
NEWS
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, thrown over 5000 men out of work. Victoria, April 27.-Japanese con ferees are arriving here on their way to Washington to attend . confer ence to discuss the suspension of pc lagic sealing in Alaskan waters. Corfu, April 28.-An almost suc- cessful attempt to assassinate kai- ser Wilhelm was made today by some person as yet unknown. While the emperor and party were seated at dinner on the imperiac yacht Hohen- zollern, three bullets were fired through a port hole at the emperor. one of them breaking a glass directly in front of him. Fortunately, no one was injured. An immediate search which is still in progress, was made for the 'would-bea assassin, but up to this time he has not been apprehend- ed.
 An examination of one of the bull lets found imbedded in the wall of the salon. shows that it was evidently shot from a rifle of nigh power and long range, which makes pursuit of the miscreant even more difficult. It is thought that the shots were fired from the hillside overlooking the bay. the rife used being equipped with a maxim silencer and telescope sights.
 The emperor displayed great pres ence of mind and personally quelled all disturbance on board ship at once. The police authorities on shore were immediately notified by wireless, and two boat loads of marines sent out |" assist in the search.
 New York, April 27.-Ad Wolgast has added another victory to his long string by decisiyeiy defeating Hogan in the second round last night. The latter received such severe punish ment that he says he will never box again.
 London, April 27.-Both English parties favor the arbitration treaty as proposed by President Taft. Washington, April 27.-The breach between the Republican members of the Senate has been widened by the regulars refusing to put Senators La Toilette, Bristow and Cummings on the committees they desired and they will carry the fight to the floor of the Senate.
 Washingon. April 2S.-Secretary of Interior Fisher has replied to Sen ator LaFollette's resolution in which he charges that the Chugach reserve has been thrown open to the Gug- lgenheims. He says that the three filings at Controller bay, Katalla, are under consideration and no final ac- tion has ever been taken. These To- cations were all made by R. S. Ky an and associates, who are in ni
 way interested or associated with tn, Alaska Syndicate.
 Chicago, April 2S.-The courts decision that Walsh wrecked the l banks encourages the stockholders to
 bring a suit for s3,O00,O0O damages against Director Billings. Washington, April 28.-The Sen ate today adopted the committees as appointed and the insurgents aban-
 ioned their fight against not receiv- ing recognition.
 Louisville, Ky. April 27.-A ter rife hurricane and storm is sweeping l the coast from Florida to Louisiana New York. April 27.-President Taft came to this city yesterday and I conferred with Griscom, Barnes and
 others in regard to the chances for carrying the state.
 Utica. April 27.-Zybszsko had no difficulty in securing two out of the
 three falls from Hoch, the champion German wrestler.
 Washington, April 27.-President
 Frye, of the Senate, has resigned on
 account of i'll health.
 Madison, Wis, April 27.--The ju'
 dietary committee of the Senate has
 asked the United States Senate to iI,-
 vestigate the bribery charges made
 against the election of Senator Isas
 Stephenson.
 Senator Stephenson was elected Iy-;<a. oxctac ra~aknr ;- 1OnT to f1