The Chitina leader., 1914-06-02

recently and for the second tim, convicted of the murder of Herma. Rosenthal, the gambler, was toda! sentenced to be electrocuted at som, time during the week of July G Becker is the man who, it was testi
 fled, put up the deal for the taikns away of Rosenthal, man whom tn, grafters could no longer control :, The four gunmen who did the bid ding of Becker have already paid the penalty of their acts.
 LONDON, May .29.-There was much excitement last night in the vicinity of Buckingham palace. A large army of militants moved upon the palace and started a stone bom- bardment. A detachment of sol diers were soon trying to thwart the efforts of the angry women and fin ally succeeded in turning them from their purpose, but not until after a number of windows had been broken. The militants declare that they will soon make another move to show their displeasure because of the re- fusal to grant them their rights.
 ANNAPOLIS, May 29.-The bar barrie practice of hazing students re- suited in another death last night. A number of students of St. Johns military academy made an attempt to haze freshman, but he refused to be willing victim. He finally succeeded in drawing gun and firing it. It took effect in one Of the hazers, William R. Bowlus, Jr., resulting in almost instant death As result great consternation en- sued and today there is much excite ment about the town. The. authori- ties of the naval and military academies are considering means of putting an end to the hazing practice.
 SEATTLE, Jure 1.-When the steamer Alameda sailed from here On Saturday night she carried sev- eral packers, camp outfits, supplies, and IS horses for the Alaska Engi- neering Commission. They will be transhipped at Seward to the Dirigio and landed at Ship Creek. There will also be seven members of the party for Portage bay, at which port the Alameda will stop. This party will be in charge of w. Guerin and they will spend the summer in the Portage Bay section. A large amount of supplies and equipment will also be carried for this party. When the steamer Northwestern sails from here on Saturday next she will have a number of men, supplies and v head of stock for Ship Creek, to which port the steamer will run. Stock is also on the steamer Dirigo for this port.
 FAIRBANKS, May 29.-A heavy earthquake shock was felt here at two minutes past this morning, fol- lowed by three smaller shocks. People were badly frightened and many rushed from their beds into the street Clocks were all stopped and some window glass broken. Dishes did considerable rattling and some glassware was broken. Other wise there was no serious damage done. During the past five days four earthquake shocks have. been felt at different times. The movement seemed to be from north to south.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.- Harry Castle, for many years a resi- den of Council, on Seward Penin- sula, and for time assistant dis trict attorney was married last night to Mrs. Kate Voorhees, Henry. Prior to going to Nome MT. Castle had married the woman who was afterward divorced and who became the wife of Porter Charlton. H CT death occurred at Coma, Italy, under suspicious circumstances and Charlton is soon to be tried for her murder.
 WOODLAND, Cal, May 2S.-Mrs. Maury I. Diggs filed an action today for divorce. Her husband was recently convicted of white slave charge and ever since then has been | living a gay life.
 WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Last evening the American University was opened with elaborate and inter- i esting ceremonies. In the cere- monies President Wilson, Secretary Bryan and Secretary Daniels partici. pated. In his address the President declared that scholarship and the l comprehension of the knowledge that is within the vision of the scholar is worth more to the world than is his industry.
 EVERETT, May 28.-Yesterday afternoon an auto stage ran off 8 bridge in the country not far from