The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-11-19
Late Telegraph News


that soon there was great commo-
ton. In their excitement many
jumped from the windows. AS a
result three were killed and twelve
were more or less injured. Those
who sought egress by the regular way
all escaped with their lives. The per-
sonal belongings of the guests were
practically all lost.
CHEYENNE. Nov. 19-All the re-
turns are now in from the various
districts In some instances the
contests were very close and it re-
quired the official figures to deter
mine the successful candidates.
However, it has been definitely de-
termined that the Republicans will
control the next legislature, and will
elect a successor to Senator Warren,
whose term expires next March.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 19-This
morning at 1880 O'Clock there was a
distinct tremor that for time caused
much excitement 1t was an earth
Quake, but no particular damage was
done.
BOISE, Nov 19-After crediting
the state to Taft and then placing it
in the doubtful column, the final
count has given four electoral votes
to Wilson. AS remote precincts came
in it became evident that Wilson
would win out, and this he has done
by plurality of about one thousand.
JUNEAU, Nov. 19-District At
torney John Rustgard received wire
this morning from Attorney General
understands Office stating that the
supeme court had denied the motion
to dismiss the appeal of the govern
ment in the Humboldt Steamship
case against the various transporta-
ton companies. This means that the
trial of the corporations and individ-
uals indicted will proceed.
WASHINGTON, Nov 19-After
lingering for the past week, with the
spark of life at times beconil g strong
er, physicians this morning declare
that there is no hope for the re-
covery of Senator Isidor Rayner. He
may die at any hour and then again
he may linger a couple of days. He
is a Democrat and was first elected
to the United States Senate in 1904
He was reelected in 1911, and his
term of service will not expire until
March 3, 1917.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-There was
great excitement last night at the
Raines hotel. Joseph Lottir Vogel
had room at the hotel and he was
under suspicion of diamond robbery.
He and his wife were in their room
when officers went there to place him
under arrest. He refused to sur
render and warned the officers and
crowd that soon collected to keep
away or he would fire. And this he
soon proceeded to do, first from the
transom and later through crack in
the door. He fired twelve shots,
fatally wounding detective Fay and
proprietor Mondschein. He also
dangerously wounded three detec-
tives and Butler Gerado. The des-
perate man then shot his wife unto
death and turned the gun toward
himself and sent bullet into his
brain. The affair caused great com
motion in the neighborhood of the
hotel and squad of police soon ar
rived, but by that time Vogel had kill
led himself
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. 80
President-elect Wilson and family ar
rived here on the steamer last even
ing. They were greeted by the pro-
longed cheers of the people, and were
cordially received by the city officials.
Their visit here will be made as pleas
ant as possible.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 19-After
John Schrank pleaded guilty to the
assault with intent to kill Col. Roose-
welt it was decided to examine him as
to his sanity. This has been done
and this afternoon a committee of
five alienists unanimously reported
to the court that Schrank is insane.
CLERMONT, Iowa, Nov. 16-This
afternoon former Governor Larabee
died at his home in this city. He
had been ailing for some time past.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16-President-
elect Woodrow Wilson and family
sailed this afternoon on the steamer
Bermudian for the island of Ber-
muda. They will be gone two or