The Chitina leader., 1913-07-01

ties charged with the violation of the neutrality laws.
 It is alleged that Creme assisted Aviator Mason in crossing the bor- der into Mexico with his aeroplane, where he joined the rebels and is creating havoc by dropping bombs into the ranks of the federal troops.
 LOS ANGELES, June 27.-Charles E. Pendell, wealthy money lender of this city. was found dead in his office this morning. Signs of a des- perate struggle, and the wounds upon the person of the dead man in- dicated that he had been murdered and that robbery was the motive. The office had been footed and it is believed that the robber or robbers had secured considerable loot. There is no clew to the identity of the murderer.
 SEATTLE, June 27.-Mrs. Kelley, wife of Foster Kelley, the banker, whose elopement with Mrs. Iva May Henry several years ago created a sensation in society circles here, has filed suit for divorce.
 WASH INGTON, June 27.-Presi- dent Wilson has recommended to Attorney General McReynolds the appointment of Francis J. Heney, Matt I. Sullivan and Thomas Hay den as special prosecutors in the San Francisco cases.
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-At a conference between the President and the members of the Senate yes terday afternoon several changes in the diplomatic corps were decided upon. Justice Gerard, who was orig finally named as ambassador to Spain, will go to Germany instead; McMil- Ian, of Tennessee, was named as minister to Peru: Frederick Court landt Penfield, of Pennsylvania, was named as ambassador to Austria.
 SEATTLE, June 27.-The revenue cutter Thetis, which has been outfit ing at Oakland, Cal, arrived here this morning en route to Alaska, where she will take the floating court" from Valdez to the westward
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-Yes- terday was the twenty-eighth anni- versary of the wedding of President and Mrs. Wilson. In commemora- tion of the event the President pre- sented Mrs. Wilson with an ex- tremely handsome pearl necklace, and was the recipient of a pair of gold cuff buttons from his wife.
 KATALLA, June 27.-The first shipment of the government mined coal from the Boring rive r fields reached salt water last evening, and from this time forward it is expected that there will be little delay in trans porting the remainder of the 700 tons of coal at Saltwater to the sea.
 The shipment arriving last night consisted of two and one-half tons, and was brought down the river in one of the small boats, number of which are being constructed, equipped with an Evenrude motor.
 The successful voyage of the first of these small craft, which is built of native lumber, has greatly en- couraged the officials in charge of the transportation of the coal, and the work on the remainder of the fleet is being rushed as rapidly as possible, and it is believed that the coal will be ready on the arrival of the Maryland.
 The only difficulty at present an- ticipated is to secure supply of motors, there being but one or two here at present.
 SEATTLE, June 27.-Alonzo Sea- man Taylor, proprietor of the Post Intelligencer, and Mrs. Evelyn Car neck, of New York, were married in this city yesterday.
 CHICAGO, June 27.-Upon the re- port of the flight of Jack Johnson from the jurisdiction of the court the authorities at once started an in- vestigation to discover the where abouts of the missing man. Rela- tives of the fighter told the officers that Johnson had merely gone on a fishing trip and would return before
 WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Undel the treaty with Canada, Jack John. son, who has fled from the jurisdic' ton of the federal court at Chicago thereby forfeiting his bail of $15,000 cannot be extradited from that coun try.