The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-11-26
LONDON. Nov. 2s-The chron-

LONDON, NOS. NC SuAoh
icle's Vienna correspondent says that
three hundred thousand soldiers are
n assed at the Servian frontier. max
ing preparations for moving on Cali
cha. A further dispatch to the Mail
from Vienna says, The Don Cossacks
have been modified and the Russian
authorities are holding available roll
ing stock on the lines running to the
Austrian frontier"
ROCHESTER, Nov. % The
American Federation of Labor has is
sued a request to all affiliated unions
to raise funds for the defense of the
men now on trial at Indianapolis for
alleged participation in dynamite
outrages.
wYATTESvILLE, Nov. 23-Sidna
Allen, one of the bandits who shot up
the court room and officials during
the trail of one of the members of
the family. and then took to the
mountains, had his trial this week.
The jury brought in a verdict of
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree, and fixing his Imprisonment at
fifteen years.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Nov. %
John J. Cohn, one-armed man,
created considerable excitement
around here this morning by walking
along the streets and declaring that
he would kill President-elect Wilson
so soon as he got chance. He was
placed under arrest and it is believed
that his mind is affected.
SOFIA, Nov. 23-Despite the re
sumption of hostilities President
-Sauoff of Daneff Parliament and Gen.
Fitcheff, Bulgarian plenipotentiaries,
will proceed to Tchatalja, to meet
the representatives of the Turks. 1t
is still believed that some agreement
may be reached.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-Secre-
tary of the Treasury MacVeigh has
asked for the resignation of Gideon
C. Bantz, assistant treasurer of the
United States. He is not in sympa-
thy with the administration and for
that reason his services are dispensed
with
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2S-The
Progressives will fight to the last
ditch in the effort to secure Califor-
Eia's electoral vote for Roosevelt.
Late yesterday afternoon they filed a
suit in equity. asking for a recon. OF
two precincts involved in a decision
If the appellate court which was hand
ed down yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-Charles
D. Hilles has resumed his former
duties as private secretary to the
President, having completed his la
bors as chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-Theo-
dore Marburg, of Baltimore was this
morning appointed by President Taft
as Minister to Belgium, to succeed
Lars Anderson, promoted.
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 23-Last
night Premier AsQuith and National
leader Redmond spoke from the
same platform in the advocacy of
home rule. They were both insistant
that it hsould be put into effect.
The Premier in further discussing
the Balkan situation reiterated his
previous statement that the great
powers believed that the victors
should be allowed the spoils.
KATALLA, Nov. 2S-Martin Bar
rett, one of the old time residents of
this place died suddenly this morn
ing from the effects of heart disease
He had been about town as usual and
had returned to his home, where he
sat reading. He arose and was put
ting on his coat to again go out when
he suddenly dropped into chair and
expired. Mr.. Barrett was about rs
years of age, and came here with his
family eleven or twelve years ago.
He leaves wife, a daughter, Mrs. o.
L. Willoughby. and two sons, Martin
and Fred. They all have a great
many friends in the community and
there is deep regret over the death
of this well known character.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23-The Sec
ond trial of Clarence S. barrow. the
Chicago attorney who defended the
Mcnamara brothers. which had been
set for November %, may be contin-
nod indo6pito1v