The Chitina leader., 1913-12-02
Late Telegraph News

agreed upon this morning after ;
 conference of the committee. It i
 stated that the Democrats will b' united in support of the bill and l
 is expected that it will pass early il the regular session. Originally al agreement was not possible anC three separate currency bills, al based upon the same general theory were placed before the Senate by the divided banking and currency committee.
 MEXICO CITY, Dec. All kinds of wild rumors are being cir culated about the city today, with reference to the departure of Presl- dent Huerta It was stated that he left secretly yesterday morning for Vera Cruz, over the Interoceanic railroad. This report originated with railroad officials, who claim to know that Huerta took his departure at 4 o'clock in the morning on a special train.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-At noon Vice President Marshall declared Congress adjourned without day. In the next breath he announced that Congress had assembled Gin ac- cordance with the constitution. The formal opening of the new ses- sion was participated in by nearly the entire membership of both the House and the Senate.
 LONDON, Nov. 29.-Secret infor- nation received by government offi- cials here indicates Big Tim Sul- livan was murdered. The New York police have asked the British gov ernment for records regarding cer- tain individual whose name the London authorities refuse to dis close. Sullivan's death is attributed to a political vendetta. Absolute proof that the body was placed on the railroad tracks after the mur- der is said to be in possession of the New York police. Sullivan re- ceived many anonymous letters threatening his life. London detec- tives are following up important clews.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The four teenth annual meeting of the Ma tional Civic Federation will be held in the Hotel Astor on Thursday and Friday, December II and 12. The program this year will include dis cussion of many important proposi- tions of national interest. The food and drug problem will receive es- pecial consideration.
 BERLIN, Dec. Emperor Will helm made a decided hit with the women folk throughout the country by accepting only half of the for tune of $2O0,000 left by Hermann Knorr, a rich landowner of Kausch- witz, for the German army and navy. The other half, according to the en- peror's direction, will go to the testator's wife who was left nothing under the will.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Pay- master General Cowie in submit ting his annual report to the secre- tary of the navy, recommends that an under water plant be constructed at San Francisco with storage cap- acity of 3OO,OOO tons of coal. This would afford place for the storage of fuel for the navy vessels, many of which will be going to the Pacific coast after the opening of the Pan anna canal. MT Cowie states that as yet no definite report could be made on Alaska as source for navy fuel.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 2S.-Frequent quarrels have resulted in the family of w. c. Fona because of the fre- quent marriage of a son, an only child He has already had the nup- tial knot tied four times and he IS still quite young man. MT. and Mrs. Fona have had many differ ences over the actions of the son, resulting this morning in an angry encounter during which MT. Fona pulled gun and fatally wounded his wife.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 29.-The nomination of Wilfred T. Dennisor as secretary of the interior for the Philippines, has been held up in the state department. This has beer done in order that the Democrats ot