The Chitina leader., 1913-09-16
Late Telegraph News

Alaska bill shall be that Immediately after Congress regular be position upon the Speaker Clark Leader Underwood Chairman of the House Committee Territories Houston have had conference and while admitting that it will be impossible get action the at this special session of Congress they have agreed that the favorable report of the committee territories shall be made the last day of the session. The bill to be reported is the introduced in the Senate by Senator Jones and in the House by Delegate Wckersham This similar the bill passed by the Senate and after passes the House will conference committee of both House and Senate adjust few differences and over which not believed there will be any difficulty Friends o the hope bill become law in January authorizing the President expend $400OO in the building of railroads in Alaska
 BERKELEY, Sept 11.-Amomcenent made this morning the condition of Secretary of Interior Franklin K Lane that is not altogether assuring He had fenng spell couple of days and taken to the home of his brother who physician Dr. Lane states that he has other consultation with the result that they all agree that his brother heart is in bad shape It will be necessary that he have long and quit smoking He added that he had been doing the work of two for several past and that he had not taken sufficient exercise
 SEATTLE Sept Ex-Governor J. F. A. Strong returned
 this morning from Nome having spent the past six weeks in of Alaska He went from Juneau to Skagway then to Dawson Ruby Fairbanks and Nome He states that he will prepare his first annual report and will ask that the of $4O0OOO00 be appropriated for trunk line railroad from the the interior with necessary branches and feeders He believes that this is absolutely for the development of the territory He states that he will further the annual appropriation of $000000 for the building of highways and trails throughout the territory In connection with railroads he considers that the tonnage wou soon e supplied substantial roads and trails built that and prospective farmers could have free to the surrounding country
 PEKIN Sept 13-China has bowed her head before the demands of Japan and required but very little time to savvy The sudden conclusion to comply fully with the demands of her neghbor likely arrived at because of the warike attitude of Japan. She had 1000 marines inside the wall Nankng while five Japanese warshps in the river alongside the city Looking this formidable China immediately announced apology for the killing of three Japanese and stated that the soldiers responsible for the unnd would indemnity would be paid the families of the deceased victims
 OTTAWA, Sept 1o-C J. Dougherty, acting minister of the interior rejected Thaws appeal from the decision of the immigration authorities who ordered him deported forthwith Mr. Doughery held that the Montreal writ of prohibition did not enon the immigration authorities As consequence the deportation of Thaw will immediately result
 COATICOOKE, Sept. O.-Immediately upon receipt of the order of Secretary Dougher and without giving his atto neys time to make another the authorities here took Thaw to the Vermont border He rushed into automobile and whsked away The fought desperately with his guards claiming that he being kidnapped and smashed the window of the machine with bottle They held to him and prevented him escaping until the border line reached
 AVERILL, Vermont Sept 1O-When Thaw was released from the Canadian automobile at Norton Mills he gazed about in dazed way and then made break for machine that occupied by newspaper correspondents He climbed aboard and they drove passing through Stewarstown where attempt made to arrest the young
 COIEBROOK, N. H., Sept 1O.-Ohcers had been notified to be the lookout for Thaw and when he arrived here shortly before placed under Another legal battle will follow in the effort to send Thaw back to the Mat teawan asylum
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-In the closing tariff debate harsh things said by the Republicans Senator Cmns declared that Congress had lost its place in the affections of the people for submitting to "a single w'' He referred influence by the President and declared that son the who has influence with Congress than any before had.''
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-In the House this afternoon Carter Glass; of Virginia opened the debate currency b It is thought that will be pushed