The Chitina leader., 1912-12-03

u WASHINGTON. Nov 2s-Word
was received here this mroning that
peaca has again been proclaimed in
ISantosD Domingo. The political pris-
oiers shave been released
NEW YORK.. Nov. 30-since law
iyer Patrick ewas liberated from the
penitentiary, after his ten years
incarceration, he has resumed his
former activity. In the second will
tmade by millionaire Rice he is large
~ Fthe beneficiary. 1t was formerly
bdeclaned "A forgery by the courts, but
Patick has been in consultation with
fatfprneys and declares that he will
Immediately take steps to have this
will probated.
SEATTLE, Dec. 2-Three men,
1mofe or less known in Alaska, died
yesterday, two in this city and one at
Norfolk, Virginia. The latter was
Capt. P. H. Mason, who had been mas
ter of various vessels running to Alas
ka. J. Fireman, a Russian, who had
been occupied as miner in the Fair
banks district, died at the emergency
hospital. He was a charity patient
and great was the surprise after his
death to find $4,000 ON his person.
J. F.. Woodward, an Alaska miner,
committed suicide last evening. In his
pockets were $500.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dee. 2-The
signing of the protocol was post
poned until Tuesday. In the mean
time. however, there has been ces-
| sation OF hostilities.
| JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 2-Richard
Frayne, an aeronaut of some note,
| vas out in his machine yesterday CIV
| ing an exhibition. He was soaring
1.-TWO thousand feet in the air when
something went wrong with his
machinery and he was precipitaed
tc earth, resulting in his instant
death.
f. HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec. q
President-elect Wilson states that
while he will be sworn into Office on
March fourth next, yet the inaugural
ceremonies will not be held until the
last Thursday in April. The idea is
not to have the crowds of people from
IL over the country come to Washing
ton in March, when the weather is
likely to be Indictment and many con-
tract colds and get other ailments.
The ceremony then will be simple, to
be followed in April by more pomp
land celebration.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. From the
evidence SO far brought out concern
Ling the large number of dynamite
suspects under indictment. it is evil
dent that several have had no con-
nection with the various plots. In
consequence this morning upon mo-
ton of the government the defen-
dants Benson, Davis, Carroll and
Meadows were ordered discharged
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-Congress
convened at noon today with practi-
cally all of the members in attend
ance. There are a few absentees,
who will report in the course of the
week Among the number is Dele
gate Wickersham of Alaska. Secre-
! tary of the Treasury McVeigh sub
mitted to Speaker Champ Clark his
budget calling for a appropriation of
$823,000,000. Among the provis-
ions is; an appropriation for three
ldreadnaughts.
Shortly after Congress went into
session the Senate adjourned for the
day in respect to the memory of the
Hate Vice President Sherman.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The cele-
brated Rev. DR.. Robert Collyer died
at home here last evening, at the ad-
lvanced age of SO years. He was a
blacksmith when he came to the
United States In 1850, but soon after
became Methodist local preacher.
In 1859 he became a Unitarian and
for long time was pastor of the
Church Of the Messiah. He is the
author OF number of religious
| works.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Henry
Ford, United States Commissioner at
Eureka, has been indicted for accept
ing. brides.
JUNEAU, Dec. ,2--Inquiry has been
received at the Governors Office for
Information concerning the where
abOuts of the persons named below: