The Chitina leader., 1912-10-29

to the Republican National committee aggregates S59O,0OO As the three big parties have filed their statements it is found that the aggregate is far less than either of the old organiza- tions spent four years ago.
 PARIS, Oct. 2S-After much dis eussion the division of Morocco has finally been agreed upon by France and Spain. For time it was feared that trouble would result over a set clement of the question, but it was amicably adjusted
 CIRCLEvILLE, Ohio, Oct. 28-At- torney General Wickersham, in a spirited address here on Saturday night, had a new characterization for the word Progressive, as applied to the Bull Moosers. He said that "it was conceived in ambition, born of malice, and nourished in misrepre- sentation of the Taft policies"
 UTICA, Oct. 2S-Vice President Sherman is again critically ill. While his physicians do not fear an immedi- ate crisis, they are dubious as to the outcome. He has never fully recover ed from his recent serious illness.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25-A dispatch received here this morning from Mex ico City definitely states that Majors Cuesta, Surate and Skerf were ex of the prominent insurrectionists who were recently captured, and it is be- lieved that the summary action taken this morning will have a gooa effect on others.
 MEXICO CITY, Oct. 25-Instead of having Gen. Felix Diaz shot, in ac- cordance with the court martial, President Madero has ordered that he be imprisoned. Diaz is a nephew of the former President
 COLUMBUS, Oct 25-Attorney General Wickersham, in an address here last night declared that ever since the election of President Taft prosperity has gradually increased until today the country is in flood of widespread, ever-increasing pros perity.
 BEVERLY, Oct. 25-President Taft has sent letter to Governor Eberhart, who is to make an address before the farmers of the state. The President declares that the Re- publican party is responsible for the prevailing good markets.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Sir Thomas Llpton, who arrived by the steamer Carenia, said he proposed to discuss with the New York Yacht Club off, cials terms under which he might challenge for the internationl yacht ing trophy, which he has thrice vain ly tried to lift.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-Advices received here state that the Dominian rebels are advancing upon Puerto Plata. In order to afford protection to the Americans there the gunboat Wheeling and auxiliary crusier Prairie was dispatched at once.
 LONDON, Oct. 25-At the ad- vanced age of S3 years Arthur Well lesley Peel, Viscount and statesman, died at his home here. last night. He was member of Parliament rom 1865 to 1895, and during that time held many notable positions. In 1898 he was elected trustee of the Brit ish Museum, and for a time was chairman of the National Portrait Gallery.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Late last night Justice Golf was summoned to his court room with the information that the jury in the Rosenthal case was ready to return a verdict. A big crowd of lawyers and spectators soon assembled and after the jury filed into the room the foreman re- ported a verdict of guilty. Police Lieutenant Becker was charged with the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal. The latter had paid tri- bute to tho police grafterS ana when he weakened and "squealed" it was charged that Becker planned to put him out of the way.
 SEATTLE, Oct. 25-The delay ir the arrival of the steamer Alameda and the time required to unload hel cargo of salmon and ore has necessi tated another change in the time fol her departure. Yesterday it wal thought that she could sail on Satur