The Chitina leader., 1913-08-12

VICTORIA, Aug. 12.-Another fatal automobile accident occurred last evening in the suburbs of this city. It resulted in the death of Dr. F. M. Shaw, of Seattle, for years proprietor of Shaw's pharmacy. The machine got beyond the control of the driver and collided with a pole, throwing Shaw to the ground and almost instantly killing him.
 ALBANY, Aug. 12.-This morning the Frawley Investigating committee submitted its report. In it Governor Sulzer is charged with diverting campaign contributions to his own use and other irregularities. A resolution was also offered to im- peach the governor for alleged will full and corrupt conduct in office, and for high crimes and misdemean CTS. This resolution was adopted by the legislature.
 CALUMET, Mich, Aug. 12.- Judge Alfred J. Murphy, special representative of the governor, ar rived and offered his services as mediator in the labor troubles be- tween the ore and dock workers and the companies. There is a general hope that both sides will avail them selves of this opportunity to end long and disastrous strike.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The mining industry, which is second only to agriculture in it's importance and wealth-bring to the country, is planning to hold national rally of it's forces and a great industrial ex- position in Philadelphia, Pa., the week of October 20, under the aus pices of the American Mining Con- gross. It is declared that Americans lead the world in mining machinery and this is to be the first national opportunity that the manufacturers have had to show their achieve ments.
 This expositions, the first of it's kind in this country, will be held in conjunction with the annual convention of the Mining Congress and the double attraction is expected to attract thousands of interested men. It will be entirely national in scope, the metal mining interests of the West to be as fully represented as the coal mining of the East.
 SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-The widow of Dr. E. M. Rininger has brought suit for $30O,000 against the Puget Sound Traction Company. The doc tor was killed in an automobile col lision with the interurban train rum ming between this city and Tacoma. The auto was coming down side hill and the chauffeur claims that he heard no signal as the train ap- preached the crossing. The large amount of damages is demanded be- cause of the former earning capacity of Dr. Rininger, who was one of the foremost physicians in Seattle.
 ALBANY, Aug. If. - Governor Sulzer is very much incensed at the findings in the report of the special investigating committee that has been looking into his past record. He states emphatically that their con- clusions are wrong. He says: "I deny that I used any campaign con- tributions for my personal use. deny that I speculated on Wall Street or used money contributed for campaign purposes with which to buy stocks.''
 NORRIS, s. C., Aug. 11.-As the special train bearing the remains of former Senator Johnson, of Alabama, was passing through this town a wreck occurred. No one however, was injured.
 NEW YORK, Aug. S.-A sensa- tional statement was given out this afternoon by member of the legis- lative Investigating committee. He states that in the testimony received it was shown that Governor Sulzer was a heavy loser on Wall Street. Also that with other borrowed money he used campaign contribu- tions and still owes that fund $26,000.