The Chitina leader., 1912-10-22
CHICAGO. Oct. 17-Late last night

Sds that II OAoOu POioohAiS VI osNA>' complication do not set in today tha they will likely be enabled to declare him out of danger. Mrs. Roosevelt is in constant attendance and ha: directed that all visitors be excluded
 BRUSSELS, Oct. 17-One of the greatest sensations of the present age has been created through the bring ing to light of a gigantic swindlins scheme. Nestor Wilmart, manager of the Gand, Terneuzen railroad, has embedded six million dollars and fled. He succeeded in finn flammins capitalists through the means of false certificates of railroad stock. Twen- ty-four banks are involved, most of them having advanced him money on these false shares of stock, which they are holding as security.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 17-A novel sight was witnessed yesterday after noon at Hampstead harbor. A man had fallen from a small boat and while struggling in the water was al most exhausted when his plight was seen by a bird man. AS a eonse- quence he brought his hydro aero- plane down to the water and while slowly skimming along succeeded in recuing the unfortunate man.
 MEXICO CITY, Oct. IA crisis has been reached in the Madero ad- ministration. Defections are report ed from all quarters. The resigna- tion of the cabinet and members of deputies have been demanded. Great consternation resulted and the president of the chamber refused to permit discussion.
 DAWSON, Oct. 1S-Albert Me- Kay, an old pioneer who was out in the woods, was mistaken for wolf and killed by Harry McWhorton, of the Iditarod. Both men have num- | Der of friends in this section and the affair has caused much sorrow. JUNEAU, Oct. 1S-One hundred Greeks, who have been employed at the Treadwell mines, sailed for Seat tie this morning. They will im- mediately go to the Atlantic coast and take vessel for their home land, there to engage in the war.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 17-During the arguments yesterday afternoon in the bath tub trust cases, before the United States Supreme Court, bulletins were received and read from the Boston-New York game. Each inning was received and the greatest possible interest was mani fested in the result.
 1 TENERIFFE, Canary Islands, Oct. 17-The American Consul, William Whitney Kitchen, committed suicide this morning. It is difficult to ad- vance any motive for his act.
 1 LONDON, Oct. 17-Bulgaria's de- claration of war against Turkey has been published. Not to be outdone in the matter Turkey has formally declared war against Bulgaria and Servia. An order has also been is- sued for a general advance to the Greek frontier.
 PODGORITZA. Oct. 17-After a ten days skirmish and final battle the Montenegrins have finally cap- l tured Berana and taken seven hun dred Turkish prisoners. The victors feel very much encouraged and are preparing for further advances. l STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Cclo., oct 17-Yesterday several of tho deputy Sheriffs from Rawlins located 8 number of escaped convicts fron the penitentiary and a sharp battle en- sued. They came together at South Dixon and a number of gun plays followed, in which many were wound ed on both sides.
 ELY, Oct. Oddie yes. terday ordered the state poilce tc McGill. Several thousand hands 1T the mills and smelter have struck and there have already been severa outbreaks which it is feared may continue and jeopardize life and prep erty. It is thought that the pres ence of the police will have a quietins effect.
 | CHICAGO, Oct. 1S-Last nigh
 Col. Roosevelt had ten hours sleel and is feeling much better today : The physicians declare that he is nov ; by the wounded man, was one t, ; practically out of danger. Among , other telegrams sent, and dictated