The Chitina leader., 1912-11-12


 told his friends that he expected te keep his mind in receptive mood and did not expect to give expression to his intentions or his hopes, hs finds it difficult not to talk, particu. larly as he is besieged on all sides While the subject of labor was un- der discussion last evening Govern or Wilson declared, "I certainly hope that there will be a new member oi the cabinet and that he will preside over a department of labor. Eeyery. body expects it, and am told on all sides that Congress favors the new department. Its immediate creation, however, is dependant upon the next session of Congress. a,
 CHEYENNE, Nov. PA long ex- isting feud between batteries B. and D. of the fourth field division, at Fort Russell. resulted in a class riot on the streets here last night that thoroughly alarmed and excited the whole town. Guards from the fort and extra policemen were kept busy for several hours in trying to restore order. Over fifty soldiers were ar- rested. Private Zilinsky and Martin were seriously injured.
 MADRID, Nov. 12-Senor Don Jose Canalejas, Prime, Minister of Spain, was assassinated this morn ing. His assailant was an anarchist who fired two shots at the Premier's head, both bullets taking effect. He then immediately shielded by shoot ing himself. Previous to his attack on the Premier, the anarchist de- clared that a spirit of revenge de- manded that he put the Premier out of the way. The name of the assas- sin is Manuel Pardinas Zarrato Martin
 LONDON, Nov. 12-The corre- spondent of Daily News cables that the conditions in Constantinople are in a more deplorable state than the public has been led to believe. He states that quarter of million peo- pie are already almost in staying condition. t
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9-The other day Col. Isaac Trumbo, the noted art connoisseur and politician, was attcked by foot pad. He re- sisted an attempt to rob him and as a result was badly beaten. Last night he died from the effects of the encounter.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The suit brought by Mme. Lillian Nordica, the singer, to recover s50,000 from the Southern Railroad Company for in- juries received in a wreck while trsveling on the company's road, which has been dragging through the Supreme Court and the higher courts of this State for the past ten years, was dismissed by Justice Ford on a stipulation signed by coun- sel for the singer and the railroad company. Mime. ,Nordiea is now the wife of George w. Young, a banker. The terms of the, settlement of the case were not made public.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 9-With apparent result at one. time favoring M.- E Hay and then again seeming to, in dicate that Earnest Lister had been elected, it has finHy been determined that the next Governor of the state of Washington will be Democrat and his name is Lister His lead is slight, but sufficient for all practical purposes. Bob Hodge would un. doubtedly have been carried through with Roosevelt on the Progressiv; ticket, if the newspapers had not shown up his bad private and public record
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12-Johr Schrank, the attempted assassin ot Col. Roosevelt in this city on October 15, was brought before Judge Backu. of the Municipal court this morning A trial was obviated by Schrank'! plea of guilty of assault with inten to murder. He will be sentenced later. States attorney, Winfred c Zabel, declares that he believes Schrank to be sane, unless, perhaps he is a paranoiac on the subject o third term. The prosecutor says
 "If Schrank is insane, it seem that there is a method in his mad ness when he selects for the scene o his crime a state where there is n, ;~l, :-k