The Chitina leader., 1913-08-05

immediately called on Presiden Wilson, with whom he had length! conference. MT. Bryan is son O the secretary of state.
 DENVER, Aug. 1.-Secretary O. the Navy Daniels is in this city today and is being royalty entertained. Ht will be in Chicago on August ant two days later will be back at his desk in the national capital.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The de partment of state has received a report that indicates that the rebel lion in China is almost ended.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-There is a strong probability that John Furry Mitchell may be the next mayor of New York city. Last night fusion committee of 107 leading citizens placed MT. Mitchell in nomination. Republicans, Democrats, Independ- ents and Progressives were all repre- scented at the meeting. For several years MT. Mitchell was president of the board of aldermen, and is now serving as collector of the port, to which position he was recently ap- pointed by President Wilson.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Secre- tary of State Bryan has asked the house to appropriate $100,0O0 for the care of Americans who are now destitute in Mexico. It is believed that favorable action will be taken on his request.
 SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-An impor- tant change in realty took place this morning. Mrs. Hugh Rood, whose husband was a victim in the Titanic disaster, purchased the Moore the ater building located at Second and Virginia streets. This building was erected and owned by James A. Moore, but since his trouble in the Irondale company he has disposed of practically all his possessions in this city. The theater is under lease to John Cort, while the other part of the building is known as the Washington Apartments.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Secre- tary of the Treasury McAdoo an nounces that he will immediately de- posit $5O,0OO,OOO of government funds in the national banks of the Southwest. He will do this to facili- tate the movement of the crops, which are large. Federal, state and municipal bonds and first-class muHi- cipal paper will be accepted as security.
 LANSING, Mich., Aug. Five thousand rounds of ammunition have been shipped to General Abbey, in charge of the militia at Calumet. It is feared that trouble among the workmen at the copper mines cannot be avoided, and it is desired to be prepared for emergencies.
 CLEVELAND, Aug. IA hot wave is sweeping through Ohio and as a result there are hundreds of prostrations reported. Yesterday ten were reported dead in this city.
 HELENA, Aug. L. Yesterday tourists in Yellowstone Park were subject to much discomfort. There was heavy snow fall and a sudden change in the temperature.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.- Russia has decided not to partici- pate in the Panama exposition to be held at San Francisco in 1915. No reason is assigned for this decision, but Americans think it is because of the attitude of the United States on certain public questions.
 CINCINNATI, July 31.-Another fatality occurred this afternoon in a motorcycle race. Odin Johnson, of Salt Lake, was driving machine in a contest at the motordrome when he struck an electric pole wire. As a result his cycle tank exploded and two were killed, six were so badly injured that they are dying, and eleven hurt more or less seriously.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Repre- sentative Palmer, of Pennsylvania. who represents the administration, declares that the currency bill with minor changes, will be approved by the house democratic caucus on August II. He predicts it's passage without much opposition.
 MT. Palmer added that he has every confidence that the currency bill will become a law at this ses- sion of congress.
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