The Chitina leader., 1912-08-06
Late Telegraph News

SEATTLE, July 30.-Arnold and
Harry Hatfield while riding motor
cycle, crashed into street car today
and both were killed.
BOSTON, July 30.-The six
weeks fight of conductors and mo-
tormen is at an end.
LOS ANGELES, July 30.-James
Landers. who was convicted of rob
berry at Nome eleven years ago. has
been rearrested for breaking Jail.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 30.-Former
Senator Washburn died today from a
complication of diseases.
SOUTH HAMPTON, July a0.-A
memorial to our Pilgrim Fathers is
being erected on the site where the
Mayflower embarked.
ALBANY. July 30.-The seventy
million dollar estate of the late job
Hartman is about settled, in COM
pliance with his will.
CHICAGO, July 3o.-Jack John
son announced today that he had de-
cided to retire permanently from the
ring He estimates his wealth at
100000.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The aid
vance in lumber rates on all rail-
roads has been deferred until De-
eember l.
PORTLAND. Ore, July 30.-Sena-
tor Jonathan Bourne writes from
Washington that he will positively
not be candidate for reelection.
SAN JOSE, July 30.-lra Weaver
today escaped from the courtroom to
the hills. He threatened to kill the
sheriff, stating that that would be his
single purpose hereafter.
SAN BERNARDINo, July so
Camilo Ruez shot his wife after she
finished singing la Poloma," and
then committed suicide.
HELENA, Mont, July 30.-The
Progressive party has elected dele
gates, but the representatives from
Butte bolted and refused to have
anything to do without the conyen-
ton.
SEAGIRT, July 31.-In the many
contributions being received by Wood
row Wilson for his campaign fund
was check today from William Jen-
nings Bryan for sI,vv0. Mr.. Bryan
will also take the stump for Wilson,
following in the wake of Col Roose-
Welt.
TACOMA, July 31.-The State Bar
Association proposes radical changes
in the procedure and disposition of
law suits.
LINCOLN, July 31.-The Repub-
licans of Nebraska are so badly split
that two conventions will be held and
two state tickets nominated.
ST. ANTHONY, July 31.-The
Progressive party in Idaho held such
a stormy convention that it resulted
in no state ticket being named.
OYSTER BAY, July 31-John
Parker, of New Orleans, has been
selected by the Roosevelt forces to
be the permanent chairman of the
forthcoming Chicago convention. al
which time Mr.. Roosevelt will be
nominated without opposition.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Papal
Secretary Geretti announces that
there will be no change in the Cath
Ollie law relating to mixed marriages
He said the recent order was operat-
i've only in Germany and Hungary.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Sen
ators have agreed to postpone the
impeachment trial of Judge Archi
bald until the fall term.
TOKYO. July 31.-Emperor Yos
hito reads his first procla nation il
which he pledges great energy dur
ing his administration.
DALLAS, July 31.-In the fgh'
here between the vets" and the
"drys" Sheppard won in the sena
torial race.
WASHINGTON, July 5I.-Th,
House has refused to accept the Sen
ate's amendments to the wool anG
sugar reyisiens and excise tax.
WASHINGTON, July S1.-Th,
Senate is again considering tn
House vote on the repeal OF tn,
Canadian reciprocity bill.
WASHINGTON, July s1.-Th,
Senate's Forign committee strongl.
re-affirms its faith in the Monroe doc
trine.
WASHINGTON. July 31.-Chair