The Chitina leader., 1912-10-08
Late Telegraph News

NEW YORK, Oct. s - Witnessed by 10000 interested spectators the New York Sox won close victory this afternoon, by score of to 5 for the Boston Giants. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
 NEW YORK, OcE. S-The weather is favorable and at this hour, two ctiock the game has been called be- tween the Boston Giants and the New crowd to witness the opening of the worlds series.
 PUEBLO, Oct. 7-In an address here Governor Wilson charges that "the steel corporation is behind the Roosevelt third party and desires to indicate how the trusts shall be reg ulated."
 SEATTLE, Oct 5-There is con- sternation among the Socialists. One of their leaders, Joseph Jarvis, is found missing, and with him has gone one thousand dollars, proceeds of the recent meeting here by Eugene Debs.
 LONDON. Oct. 5-The peace treaty between Italy and Turkey has been signed at Ouchy, Switzerland.
 DENVER, Oct 5- Twntye-five delegates to missionary society gathering have been afflicted with ptomaine poisoning. Five of them are in a dangerous condition, and it is feared that they will die.
 BEVERLY, Oct. 5-President Taft and several members of his family have started on a six days motor trip throughout New England.
 NASHVILLE, Oct 5-Masked men entered an express car on the Kansas City Southern railroad, and after binding the clerks blew up the safe and took from it ten thousand dollars. They made their escape be- fore an alarm could be given.
 DOVER, Oct. 4-The steamship America was sunk this afternoon by British submarine 62 After hole had been stove in her it was some time before she settled, giving time to get off, passengers. Fourteen, however, were drowned during the confusion and while the transfer was being made.
 SAN QUINTIN, Oct. 5-The pub lie has been astouned at the develop ments that proved conclusively that Jackson Hatch, twice a candidate for Supreme Justice, was an embezzler. At his recent trial he was convicted and he arrived here yesterday to be- gin his sentence.
 EMPORIA, Oct. Mot waiting for the decision of the United States Supreme Court, which is to be ren- dered soon after that court convenes on the 14th, seven Roosevelt men have withdrawn their names from the Republican electorial ticket in Kan sas This gives strength to the Taft " hope of carrying the state.
 ANDY, Oct. 5-The rebel general Pung, with twenty thousand men, has threatened to kill the Europeans at Foo Chow unless he is given three hundred thousand dollars There is much alarm in consequence
 WASHINTON, Oct. F-Col. Roose- welt occupied three and half hours before the Senate Investigating com mittee yesterday, consuming much time in various matters of detail ex- planation. He was followed by his former Secretary, William Loeb, Jr., who substantiated his former chief in many particulars. He testified that the late E. H. Hartman called up the White House by tele- phone because the state situation in New York was troubling them. !" Loeb qouted Roosevelt as replying to Hartman in these words. '1 should be sorry to have Higgins beaten and I shall see Cortelyou." Later form CT Chairman Cortelyou took the stand and testified as to the declara- tion made to him by Treasurer Bliss He declares that the latter said to him. Tell the President that no contribution has or will be received from the Standard Oil Company.
 ATHENS, Oct. 4-The ministers of the great powers have warned Greece against getting mixed up in the pre- sent war.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-When George R. Sheldon, former treasurer