The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10

five Pullman cars on the Louis
willie and Nashville railroad, and in
Z aking his escape he was fatally
injured by Engineer Baer. The ban
dit, however, succeeded in losing
himself in the darkness. But with
the aid of brass torch a search re-
vealed him hiding in the bushes and
very close to deaths door He was
captured but is not expected to live.
His identity has not yet been discov-
cred.
/ NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Governor
! Wilson delivered a speech last night
before the workingmen's league. He
discussed the immigration question
at length, declaring that he had been
misunderstood ON that issue. While
he believes in restriction of foreign
ers, and would exclude some of the
undesirables who are induced to
come here by steamship companies,
he would voluntarily admit immi-
lsIants of good character.
EVERETT, Sept. 5.-In a fit of
jealousy and dependency w. H.
Miller last night shot and killed his
wife. He objected to the atten-
lions she received from other men
and in a discussion with her be-
came so angered that he pulled his
gun and shot her. The realizing
his terrible act he proceeded to take
his own life.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.
Thomas H. Beaumont, Yukon mer-
chant, who has just arrived here, is
charged with having lured to his
home and drugged her, young girl
of eighteen years of age, named Char
lotte Hara.
CADILLAC, Sept. 5. = The old
wound in the arm of AID Wolgast
has reopened and as consequence
it has been decided to call off the
match with Packy Mcfarland. This
decision has caused much disappoint-
ment in sporting circles, as it was
hoped that Wolgast's wound had
permanently healed and would give
TO further trouble.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 5.-In a
speech here last night Col. Bryan de-
clared that Governor Johnson, of
California, is the biggest man in the
Progressive movement. He declared,
Il would rather see Johnson presi-
dent and Roosevelt vice president,
and then l would spend the rest of
my life praying that Johnson would
not die.
NACO, Ariz., Sept. 5. - Mexican
rebels became venturesome around
here last night. They fired upon a
party of cowboys, putting them to
rout and stealing seventy horses.
they then rode off to other sections.
CHARLOTTE, Sept. ANY pos
sible chance that the Republicans
may have had of carrying this Dem
ocratic state has been dissipated by
the action of the party yesterday
The Republicans have split into two
factions and each has nominated a
full state and electoral ticket. The
idea of the Bull Moosers is to have
an organization in case Roosevelt
should pull through, so that they
could dispense the patronage.
| WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Dr. w.
]. Mckee, the we'll known anthro.
pologist and geologist, died last
night at his home, from the effects
of a cancer. He had suffered much
recently.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-District
Attorney whitman lett tHlS AFTER
noon for Albany, to confer with Gov
ernor Dix. He believes that an ex-
traordinary grand jury should be
called to consider the police graft
cases and the murder of Rosen-
thai.
| COLUMBUS, Sept. Sat the
state convention which has just
closed here the Progressives unani-
mously nominated Arthur L. Gar
ford as their candidate for Governor
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 5.-The Ia
patistas are on the rampage and
late reports indicate that they have
sacked a number of towns in the
state of Oaxca.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Cornelius
G. Hays, the deposed inspector OF
police, promises additional disclos-
ures to District Attorney Whitman
which he declares will create anoth-