The Chitina leader., 1912-06-29
Late Telegraph News

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of Mrs. Mary Connolly, of Hoboken,
filed the other day in Jersey City,
gives her property to James F. Min
turn, Supreme Court justice, in trust
for her son, Martin Connolly, and
her granddaughter, Mary Connolly.
The will provides the trustee shall
pay to the son an amount he consid-
ers fit when he thinks "the son will
not use the money for drink or dis
sipation.'
LOS ANGELES, June 25.-Har-
rington testified in the case against
Attorney Clarence Darrow that he
had secured damaging conversations
between barrow and Mcnamara
through the aid of photographs.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The
Comptroller of Currency has ordered
banks to remit loans in excess of ten
| per cent of their capital stock.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Annie T.
Pugh, who for five years was house
keeper of the Hotel Bartholdi, yes
terday committed suicide by inhaling
gas in her room. She made elaborate
arrangements for death, putting on
silk kimono and satin slippers and
| placing on her fingers a half dozen
diamond rings. She fastened her XII
mono with gold pins, hung a locket
from her neck and slipped gold brace
lets on her arm. When those things
were arranged she fastened a tube
to the gas burner and turned on the
gas.
VIENNA, June 25.-The Cars
son is afflicted with tuberculosis
and his condition is so serious that
he is unable to walk.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Presl-
dent Taft has sent special message
to Congress urging an appropriation
of $250,O00 for army maneuvers.
DELAWARE, O., June 25.-Al-
though she has no fingers on her left
hand, Miss Wayne D. Miller, % years
old, of Vanwert, o., was awarded the
highest prize of the music class at
Ohio Wesleyan University for being
the best piano player in the great
Methodist school.
SEATTLE, June 25.-Andrew
Christensen, chief of this division of
the land office, has returned to
Washington to prepare for the trial
of the Alaska coal cases, which will
take place early in the fall.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Rex
Beach, formerly of Nome, who has
written so many wierd stories about
Alaska, has not gone blind, as report
ed, but now has the daily use of his
eyes while he is writing a novel, with
| the scene laid in the Northland.
LONDON, June 26.-According to
statistics just issued, the nations
debt has been reduced $25, 100000.
MEXICO CITY, June 26.-Orozco
has asked for terms of surrender
from Madero, who will likely grant
amnesty to all offenders.
LONDON, June 26.-The suffra-
gettes invaded the House of Com
mons by breaking glass, and caused
such commotion that their arrest
followed.
LOS ANGELES, June 26.-District
Attorney Fredericks, who exasperat-
ed the attacks of Darrow's attorneys,
had to appeal to the court for pro-
lection.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-It is
estimated that the fence that is to in
close the exposition will be two and
one-half miles in length.
l. At meeting of the buildings and
grounds committee held a few days
ago it was decided to have it nine
feet high and not to permit advertis-
ing on it. The board of supervisors
of the city and county of San Fran
cisco have also been petitioned to
close all streets within the exposition
site.
| SEATTLE, June ga severe
thunder and lightning storm visited
this city today.
SEATTLE, June 26.-The steamer
Seattle Maru, of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha, sails with twenty-four auto.
mobiles for the Orient.
NEW YORK, June ga hun.
dred striking girls at local factory
attacked the employees who remained
at work and pitched battle follow
ad roSuItino in MANY arraSts