The Chitina leader., 1913-02-11
Late Telegraph News

Panama Exposition, acknowledge the
aefeat of the bill, but will endeavor
to secure the desired 100000 by
lacking it on the Sundry Service bill
AIKEN, s. c., Feb. 6-Millionaire
Beach who is on trial for assault
ing his wife testifies that a negro
stabbed her and his wife corrobo-
rates his testimony.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Police Cap
tain Walsh made a death-bed con-
fession last night, in which he stated
that he had been receiving graft for
the past five years.
ANN HARBOR, Mich, Feb. 6-As
scientific experiment a dogs brain
has been transferred to mans skull.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6-The en-
gagement of Capt. Beastly, formerly
of Nome, to the wealthy Elizabeth
Wood was broken by the latter upon
the discovery that Beastly had wife
in San Francisco.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The fight
starts in the Senate for the control of
the water power of the country.
Senator Burton favors the govern
mont control, while Senator Weeks
contends that the fixing of the rates
should be left to the states.
DAWSON, Feb. 6-The wireless
station at Eagle yesterday talked with
the Key West station.
SEATTLE, Feb. 6-The govern
ment has commenced suit against the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company, the
Northwestern Commercial and ]. J.
Sesnon Litherage Companies, of
Nome, for a refund of the excessive
amounts charged for coal furnished
Uncle Sam on Seward peninsula.
District Attorney Rodey, of Nome,
will conduct the prosecution and he
demand 100000 paid these corpora
lions in 1900, together with interest
and $4,000 damages.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Manager
Frohman has formed a s1,OOO,O0O
company to produced moving picture
films, in which will be starred Maude
Adams, Billie Burke, Nazimova, John
Drew, William Gillette and others
equally well known in the theatrical
profession.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6-HeIen Keller
has regained her voice and will speak
at Socialist meeting tonight.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6-The federal
prosecutors are arriving to prepare
for the trial of Frost and other Alas
kans charged with attempting to de-
fraud the government in the location
of Matanuska coal claims, which
takes place on ltarch 8.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The Bu-
reau of Corporations expose the or
ganization of a s140, 100000 harves-
ter trust and the control of that bust
ness.
WASHINGTON, Feb. CDR. Kru-
lish, who is charge of the Bureau of
Education in Alaska, has submitted
his annual report, and says that the
natives of that territory will be ex-
terminated in sixty years with tuber-
culosis, unless rescue work is wide
spread.
WASHINGTON, Feb. civilian
Jennings Bryan has accepted on in
vitation to attend the Inauguration.
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. 6-The
Norwegian bark Remittent was pick
ed up near Azores. The little craft
was well provisioned and apparently
seaworthy, but there was not a soul
aboard. This is a most mysterious
case and an investigation will likely
follow.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6-The officers of
the Western Fuel Company have been
summoned before the federal grand
jury, charged with gigantic customs
frauds.
OTTAWA, Feb. Explorer Stef-
anson seeks aid for three year ex-
petition to unknown land north of
Canada.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 5-The
Turks and Bulgarians engage in a
desperate fight at Gallipole peninsula
and thousands were killed.
HONOLULU, Feb. 5-The cruiser
California has been selected as the
flagship of the Atlantic fleet of the
navy.
DULUTH, Feb. 5-The United
Steel corporation has increased the
wages of the surface workers fifteen
cents day.