The Chitina leader., 1913-08-19
Late Telegraph News

LONDON, Aug. 1o.-A uiSpdtcI to the Times from Shanghai state: that during the recent fierce fighting over 5000 were killed, of whom $500 were civilians. The mini was footed and over a million dol lars in coin taken.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The police officers of the United States and Canada are unable to pick the trail followed by Harry K. Thaw in mak- ing his escape from the Matteawan insane asylum. A warrant has been issued at Poughkeepsie charging Thaw with conspiring with his aged keeper, Howard Barnum, and five other men who managed the asylum delivery.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-This morning Mrs. Thaw received letter from her son Harry. It was dropped at sub station and came through the mail. It stated that he was we'll and would take a rest before coming to Elmhurst, "as I might be asked to give interviews and I don't want to refuse"
 SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-On Satur- day afternoon another fatal auto mobile accident occurred. Two or three were injured, and Mrs. E. E. Winchell, of Centralia, was killed. ! VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 1S.- Quietness again prevails in the vari- ous mining towns where the strik- ing miners have been creating terror. With 1900 armed men dis tributed among the towns and guarding residences the people are becoming normal and getting away from a terrible nervous strain. For days life and property were in danger.
 SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-Soon after
 
 arising yesterday and while in the act of dressing, Thomas A. Parish dropped dead from an attack of heart trouble. He has resided in this city for many years and was elected a member of the council at the last election. He previously had been county treasurer and later a member of the state tax commission.
 ALBANY, Aug. 1s.-An armed truce prevailed over Sunday with reference to the gubernatorial situ- ation. But today both Sulzer and Glynn are signing official papers as governor. It is expected that cul- imitation of the trouble must soon come.
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1S.-The devastating drought that has killed the corn to the value of many mill lions of dollars, in this and neigh UOI4uS SIdtSS, CdIhC to all CAo ySo terday. The rain fell in torrents and brought relief.
 EVERETT. Aug. 19. - Edwin Tungren, mining engineer, held up the Gray Hotel at Index. He killed Dorothy Deenbay, the proprietress, l and dangerously wounded c. R. Dean, Seattle drummer, and George Kramer, of Everett. He then managed to get away, although officers are on his track and expect to soon have him in custody.
 ALBANY. Aug. 19. - Attorney General Carmody has rendered an official opinion on the gubernatorial situation. He declared that Lieut.. Governor Glynn is the legal executive pending the outcome of impeachment proceedings. Governor Sulzer had called a meeting of the board of trustees of the capitol for this morn ing. He was the only member of the board present and he opened bids for the repair of the capitol.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 1s.- Welsh injured his right arm and as a result it has been necessary to call off the fight between Ritchie and Welsh.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1S.- Governor Emmet O'Neal today ap- pointed Representative Henry D. Clayton as United States senator to succeed the late Senator Johnston. Mir Clayton had been member of the House for the rast 16 years.
 OREGON CITY, Aug. 1S.-The first recall of judge under the laws of this state occurred on Satur- day. Judge R. B. Beatie was