The Chitina leader., 1913-06-10
Late Telegraph News'

cabinet has resigned.
 TOWNSVILLE, TEX, June A. It is reported that Matamoras, Mex ico, has been captured by the Consti- tutionalists under the command of General Lucio Blanco.
 LOS ANGELES, June 4-Police Judge Henry H. Rose has been elec- ted mayor.
 NEW YORK, June 4-Timothy D. Sullivan, the we'll known politician, has SO nearly recovered from his re- cent illness, that he plans trip to Europe.
 SEATTLE, June 4-While suffer- Ing from an acute attack of rheuma- tism Robert Carr, cook, committed suicide by jumping from the roof of the Pioneer building.
 WASHINGTON. June 4-The sub- committee has again placed live atock, wheat and oats on the free list to meet the views of President Wilson.
 EPSOM, June Miss Elizabeth Davidson, suffragette, seized the reins of Enmer King, horse run ming at top speed in the derby. The woman was fatally injured and the horse fell on the jockey, whose condi- tion is dangerous.
 WASHINGTON, June 4-Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, yesterday testified before the Investigating committee that the social lobbying in Washing ton justifies every word that Presi- dent Wilson uttered in regard to the insiduous lobby. Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania, told the committee that during his sixteen years at the capital he had never known of any attempts to improperly influence members of Congress.
 WASHINGTON, June 4-secre- tary of the Treasury McAdoo has asked for the resignation of Collec- or of Customs Stratton, of San Francisco. No reason is given for the action.
 ST. LOUIS, June Airs. Hallie B. Martin became jealous of her hus- band, Charles L. Martin, an automo- ble dealer, on account of his atten- tions to another woman, and shot and killed him.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The cab net yesterday considered whether the Supreme Court decrees dismember- ing the Standard Oil Company and tobacco trusts had been carried out to the letter.
 WASHINGTON, June 4-Richarl l.. Metcolfe, editor of William T. Bryan's Lincoln Commoner, has been selected by President Wilson as civil governor of the Panama zone.
 SEATTLE, June Airs Jennie Perry, who shot and killed Louis Perriea, cook on the steamer Spo- kane, for attempting to rob her of her honor, has been exonerated of the crime by coroner's jury.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 4-W. G. Loe, of Cleveland, has been re-elect- ed President of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
 SEATTLE, June 4-The battle ship Iquique, built at the local ship yard for the Chilean navy, was launched yesterday.
 VICTORIA, June 5-George Will kins. cinematographer, and Bert M. Cornell, secretary to Explorer Stef- fansson, have arrived from London, and are on their way to Los An geles.
 ROME, June 1.-The King of Italy made a flight in a military dirigible on the grounds at Bruc- cano.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 5-Mich- ael c. Murphy, famous developer of athletes, and trainer of the Amer ican teams for the Olympic games, died here last night.
 WASHINGTON, June 5-Before the Senate committee acts on the Un- derwood income tax bill, one section will be amended to remedy the de- feet which it has been discovered would make the measure unconsti- eutional.
 SEATTLE, June 5-L. L. Wheel CT, a merchant of this city. was killed last night while out automobile rid ing. While going at good rate of speed the machine upset, falling on Wheeler, who sustained injuries which soon resulted in his death.
 WASHINGTON. June 5-Japan's reply has been received and deliv- cred to Secretary Bryan, in which it