The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1913-04-29

and three thousand Montenegrin.
we're killed.
| CETTINJE. April 24-It is an
nounced officially by the Montene
grin government that their force:
have entered Scutari.
| PITTSBURG, April 23-There i.
serious trouble in the lower grad,
schools of the city. The superin
endent, S. l.. Heeter, has Just beer
acquitted of serions charges brought
against him by maid living in hi:
house. The evidence in the case
was widely read and many are Of
the opinion that the professor is moi
entirely without guilt. This ides
seems to have taken root in the
minds of the children and when the
| superintendent entered the buildins
yesterday morning the children re.
fused to go to their rooms and in
stead returned home.
NANCY, FRANCE April "a
A Grman military aeroplane. with
several officers alighted at Nord Ar
racourt. France. The event caused
much excitement and general indig-
anton when it was realized that
the flying machine contained Ger
man officers. They explained the
unusual event by stating that their
gas became exhausted.
WASHINGTON, APRIL 23-For
two or three days past Major Strong
has been confined to his bed with q
slight illness. When informed
that his name had been sent to the
Senate for Governor of Alaska he
said: Il am deeply grateful. l
have lived in the territory so long
that it should not be necessary to
waste minute in getting acquaint-
ed with the new work 1t is ex
rected that the nomination will be
speedily confirmed, after which the
Major and Mrs. Strong will imme-
6iately leave for Seattle and Juneau.
The other nominations for Alaska
will also be confirmed without any
particular opposition.
FREDERICKSBURG, April %
Upton Sinclair, the magazine writer,
who has delved into the mysteries
of packing houses and other corpo-
ration environs, is married. The
young lady who has just cast her lot
with his is Miss Mary Craig KIM
brough, of Greenwood, Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, April 23-The
House this morning passed the sun
dry civil service appropriation bill,
containing the provision that caused
President Taft toveto it. The In
dian appropriation bill was also
passed.
PITTSBURG April 25-The death
is reported of seventy-two miners.
who persisted because of the over
flow of the Monongahela river.
The river flooded the Cincinnati
mine and carried with it great guam
titles of debris which entombed the
men.
WASHINGTON, April 2s-Repre-
sentative Gallagher, of Illinois, is
considerable of a fan" and be-
lieves the sport is controlled by a
monopoly. He has presented a res
olution calling for an investigation
CT 1.-The most audacious and autocrat-
ic baseball trust"
WASHINGTON, April 2S-The
ways and means committee submit
ted the tariff bill, and further show
that the deficit caused by reason of
reduction in duty will be- made up
from the revenue received from the
income tax.
SEATTLE. April 2S-The walls of
the Lawton school building having
become insecure, were being re-
paired this morning when they sud-
denly collapsed, killing D. Webb
and Pete Larson, carpenters.
BRUSSELS, April 23-The big
industrial strike has been brought
to an end and this morning most of
the three hundred and fifty thous-
and men who quit work on Monday