The Chitina leader., 1913-08-12

1 NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Jim Flynn received bad trouncing last night in his contest with Gunboat Smith. It was 10-round go, but came to a termination when the 5th was reached. In that round Smith knocked Flynn down four times, and when the count was called he was unable to rise.
 1 TOXIC, Aug. 9.-Dr. Sun, who 1 formerly was high in the councils of his party has had his life threat ened repeatedly and is now deter mined to leave the country. He arrived here yesterday and will MONTGOMERY. Aug. 9.-Gov- ernor O'Neal announces that he will call special election for the purpose of filling the vacancy in the senate caused by the death of Senator Johnson. The Democratic margin is so slight at Washington that it is not deemed wise to permit any delay in the selection of successor to the late deceased.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The first international peace treaty embody- ing Bryan's plan, has been signed. It involves the relations between the United States and Salvador. It will l be sent at once to the Senate for ratification. It is not anticipated that there will be any particular disagreement over favorable action. LONDON, Aug. 9.-An important action was taken by the House of Commons this morning, which will mean great advancement in the use of wireless. The house approved the agreement which had been made by one of the departments. It gives Marconi a contract for establishing a chain of stations circling the world.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-From reports received by the agricultural department from all sections of the country it is estimated that the drought last month will cut the corn crop 3OO,OOO,OOO bushels. In much of the corn section there was scarcely in rxyhi int vailed.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-In the Senate yesterday afternoon Senator Borah, of Idaho, made the charge that the agents of the department of justice have influenced federal judg- es in cases in which the government has been interested. Attorney Gen. eral McReynolds has submitted re- port denying that he maintained an espionage system in connection with federal judges.
 DENVER, Aug. 1.-The Knights Templar triennial conclave opened this morning. The attendance is ex- ceptionally large, there being dele gates present from every state in the union.
 | DULUTH, Aug. S.-The operat- ing companies have broken negotia- tions with 600 striking ore and dockmen. It was expected to make arrangements that would mean an early resumption of work, but lead CTS of the Industrial Workers of the World commenced to get busy to break up any amicable adjustment of the troubles, and because the strikers were beginning to be ad- vised by these agitators it was de- cided to break off negotiations.
 SKAGWAY, Aug. 12.-The most accessible route from Skagway to the new strike is over the White Pass railway to Whitehorse. From Whitehorse over the government road to Kluane lake. Down Kluane lake and river to ktobassin river, down Ktobassin river to White river, up White river to Snag creek, up Snag creek to it's headwaters, about ten miles from Chisana creek where the discovery was made.
 After leaving the train at White horse, horses may be driven and vehicles drawn over the road to Kluane, and from there the passage may be made to within ten miles of the strike by boat, only ten miles of mushing over an easy trail.