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

battle With the conStltutlOnal1StS at ,Tampico. For hours the fight ragged fiercely until finally the federals were compelled to withdraw.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Yester- day afternoon the President was out walking and while crossing street was so interested in a conversation that he and a companion were all most run over by street car. The motorman succeeded in slowing up his car so that the President had time to cross the track before the car came whizzing by.
 NEW YORK, Sept. Y.-William Frederick Havemeyer, banker and brother of the sugar king, died at his home last night from heart trouble. He was 63 years of age and director in several banking and trust institutions. He founded the Havemeyer laboratory in New York.
 WASHINGTON, Sept, S.-Cablea received at the state department from consul at Dominican states that gunboats are shelling Puerto Plata, endangering the lives of Am ericans. The gunboat DesMoines was dispatched to the rescue.
 CORNISH, Sept. S.-Announce- ment has just been made that tho marriage nuptials of Miss Wilson and MT. Sayre will be celebrated at the White House on Tuesday, November 25. The occasion willsbe made one of eclat.
 TOXIC, Sept. S.-The assassina- tion of Mortiara Abe, director of the political bureau of the Japanese foreign office, so inflamed the masses that there was a violent demonstration yesterday. The peo- pie gathered in large numbers at
  military to take action against China. The mob then proceeded to the foreign office and smashed its windows, stoned an automobile and 1 compelled the tramways to stand still.
 FL PASO, Sept. S.-Lieut. Acosta, a Mexican federal stationed at Juarez, started out to do some kill ing yesterday. As he was crossing the bridge between Juarez and Fl Paso he remarked that he was going to kill Gringo. After he got on the American side he opened fire on i Americans with the result that he himself was killed. Customs In- spector Jonah and Immigration In- spector Helfrin returned his fire, with the result that one of their bullets took fatal effect.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-The jury in the Caminetti case brought in verdict of guilty. F. Drew Caminetti, was the companion of Maury I. Diggs in the flight from Sacramento to Reno, New, with Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris. Like Diggs, he attempted to prove that the elopement episode did not render him amenable to punishment for violation of the Mann white slave act. The four counts upon which both men were convicted are that he transported or assisted in the trans portation from one state to another of Lola Norris for immoral purposes; that he transported or assisted'in the transportation from one state to an- other of Marsha Warrington for an immoral purpose; that he induced and enticed Lola Norris to go to Reno for an immoral purpose, and that he induced and enticed Marsha Warrington to go to Reno for an immoral purpose.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-In con- formity with the recent action of Congress the United States will here after be represented at the court of Spain by an ambassador. Minister Willard, who was recently named, has been nominated as ambassador. John Ewing, of Louisiana, was also nominated this morning as minister to Honduras.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. GA romance that had it's beginning in the north early in the summer has just re- suited in an announcement that has stirred society circles. At a function last night Miss Isabel Valle's en- gagement to James Hope Nelson was made public. The groom to be is the eldest son of Sir William Hope