The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10


when her machine collided with
street car. AS result she was
thrown from the machine and al
most instantly killed. Mrs. Rice was
an old friend of the late NJ. ]. Heney
and was returning from a visit to
his grave, which she had just COW
cred with flowers.
TOXIC, Sept. 8. - This morning
the United States cruiser Maryland
arrived in port with Secretary OF
State Knox and his party. The cruis-
er made a fine run and brought the
representatives of the United States
in ample time to attend the funeral
of the late Emperor. The elaborate
ceremonies will be held on Friday
morning.
SEATTLE, Sept. 9.-The returns
from the Progressive primaries are
now pretty well in. The following
have been nominated: Governor,
Robert T. Hodge, of Seattle; Lieu
tenant Governor, Guvnor Teats, of
Tacoma; Congresmsmen-at-large. j.
A. Falconer, of Everett, and ]. w.
Bryan, of Bremerton, both of whom
are present State Senators; Con-
gress, first district, Dan Landon, of
Seattle; second district, Stanton
Warburton, of Tacoma, present in
cumbent; third district, F. NJ. Good
win, of Spokane.
ROME. Sept. As a means OF
forcing an issue. a protest has been
sent to Washington against the i'm
prisonment of Ettor Giovannitti.
SEATTLE. Sept. "A wire has
been received from Governor Clark
stating that he and Mrs. Clark are
on the revenue cutter Mccullough
and will soon arrive. Owing to the
Illness of Mrs. Clark the trip OF
the Governor through Alaska had to
be curtailed at St. Michael and Mrs.
clark brought south for treatment.
TOPEKA, Sept. Z. - Federal
Judge Sanborn yesterday denied the
Injunction recently asked for by the
supporters of President Taft. .aney
sought to prohibit the names of
Roosevelt electors to appear on the
general ballot under the Republican
emblem. The issue is still pending
in the Supreme Court of the United
States, and the final decision will not
be known until October.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Chairman
Hilles of the Republican National
Committee has made formal de-
mand of all Roosevelt electors in the
different states that they get of
the regular Republican ballot. He
says to them, in the words of Teddy
thou shalt not steal" He is also
formulating plans by which he hopes
to force his demand in such cases
as the Roosevelt men insist upon
forcing their names on a ticket put
forth by party that they have re-
nounced and denounced.
SEATTLE, Sept. 9.-The steamer
Alameda sailed from here last night
shortly after nine o'clock She had
fifty passengers, including the fol-
lowing for Cordova: F. r. Town
send. Mrs. E. r. Edwards, Mrs. A.
J. Coxey, Oscar NordQuist.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Nathan AL
len, of Kenocha, Wisconsin, has got
ten out of his trouble with the GUS
toms department by the payment OF
100000 into the federal treasury
This millionaire sought to smuggle
valuable jewels into the country tc
give to his sweetheart, Mrs. Dwelle
Field Jenkins.
GREAT FALLS, Sept. 6.-Judge
Henry c. Smith, associate justice Of
the supreme court of Montana, has
been nominated by the regular Re-
publicans for the U. S. Senatorship
to succeed Joseph NJ. Dixon, whose
term expires on March 8 next, and
who is now one of the leading Bull
Moosers.
WASHINGTON, Sept. J.-Believ
ing he had suddenly come upon 6
band of desperate train robbers il
the act of holding up an oncomine
passenger train on the Chesapeake
Beach Railroad. E. w. Sansbury
Deputy Sheriff of Prince George
County, Md, put to rout eighteen
moving picture actors. who were
staging a hold-up at Richie station
He sent a shower of bullets int
their midst from a concealed posi-