The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-10-01


linican customs house by the Haytian
revolutionists. 1t is not believed
that any more marines will be nee
essary to accomplish the desired pur-
pose, but if they are more will be
sent.
BOISE, Sept. ga Republican
ticket, made up entirely of women
candidates, has been placed in the
field in Idaho against the regular
Republican and Progressive tickets
The women members of the Repub-
lican party say they have become dis
gusted with the wrangling within
the party and decided to place q
ticket of their own before the peo-
pie.
| PRINCETON, Sept. 26. Cover
nor Wilson is giving his support to
William Hughes as the Democratic
candidate to succeed Republican Sen
ator Frank o. Briggs, whose term
expires next March. Mr.. Hughes re-
slices at Patterson and is young
man but forty years of age. He is
now serving his second term in Con-
gress.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. = A new
| ruling put into effect today by men,
bers of the New York Pawnbrokers'
Association, provides that hereafter
when any mechanic brings in a set
of tools to pledge, he must show his
union card.
SARATOGA, Sept. 26.-There is
a strong move on between Repub-
lican leaders to secure the nomin-
alton of Oscar S. Strauss for Gov
ernor. He has already been named
by the Progressives and it is gen.
orally admitted that he is one of
the strongest men in the state. With
him on the ticket it is believed that
thousands of votes would be saved
to President Taft, which otherwise
might go to Roosevelt through the
Strauss influence.
BRUSSELS, Sept 26. The So
cialists have ordered the employees
of the railway postal factory to
strike. They are strongly in favor
of universal suffrage and the strike
was ordered to demonstrate their
power and to aid their cause.
NOGALES, Sept. ga conflict
has just taken place between some
Americans and the Mexican rebels.
AS result two deputy sheriffs have
been killed and several others were
wounded.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 26.-Nich-
OILS, the man who was wounded and
captured by the Mexicans, has been
removed to the hospital, by an Or
der of the supreme court.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Presi-
dent Taft has decided to place thir-
ty thousand fourth-class postmasters
on the civil service list This will
be a blow to horde of Democrats
who believe that to the victors be-
| La thn md xxrho Ntr16 yNrn-
fer 10 have an order of that kind
go into effect after President Will
son has taken care of few thous-
and expectant ones.
BOSTON, Sept. ga specimen
of the articulated street car, the
latest novelty, is running between
Cambridge and RoXbury, and de-
clared by traction men complete
success. 1t has three compartments,
the middle being pivottally connect
ed to the end compartments, which
have the usual vestibule. The cars
length is SO feet and the weight is
distributed so it may be operated
over bridges designed for light cars
only. The center compartment, hav-
ing no trucks under it, is carried
nearer to the level of the street, thus
doing away with high steps.
BUDENWEILER, Sept. 26.-Bar-
on Won Bieberstein, ambassador to
Great Britain, died very suddenly at
his home here. He had been COM
planning of slight indisposition.
SEATTLE, Seut. 26.-Louis Ten
ny, mechanic, created an excite
ment here by killing his former wife,
Mrs. John Lund. Although she had
secured a divorce from him, he was
still infatuated with her and was
jealous of her new husband. After
shooting her he took his own life.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. - The
Fifteenth International Congress of
Hygiene and Demography, which has
been in session here since Monday,