The Chitina leader., 1914-06-23

VIENNA, June t20.-This after noon nine aviators were killed in mimic warfare maneuvers. While 1 flying at high speed the accidental ripping of dirigible airship by a l biplane caused the airship to col lapse, with the result that the occu- pants were thrown to their death. The unfortunate fatality was wit messed by large crowd of people as ] the participants of the maneuvers were men associated with the Austrian army.
 1 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June 1S.- For the first time in 25 years New Haven today entertained the elite of 1 it's dogdom and dogdom 400 from other cities. The New Haven Ken nel Club, organized in 1SS5 was in charge of the event.
 SEATTLE, June 1S.-E. V. Adams formerly of Nome. and who was divorced from one wife, has again taken a matrimonial chance. Yester- day he was married at Portland to Miss Ann Gallagher, formerly of Butte. Eddie is member of the firm of Adams X Thaggard. the lat ter having died more than year ago.
 SEATTLE, June 1S-Mrs. Blanche Smith, who has been held in connec- ton with the death of NJ. D. Sam uels, of Nome, which occurred at a hotel in this city last week, has been discharged from custody. A thor ough investigation has satisfied the officials that the deceased com mitted suicide.
 LONDON, June 1S.-Col. Roose- welt decided this evening to return home on the steamship Imperator. He stated in answer to an inquiry that he would not run for governor of New York this year.
 WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Supt. of Parks Daniels announced today that it was the intention of the Interior department to popularize the national parks. It is believed that if thelr attractions can be im- pressed upon the general public that it will have a tendency to keep thousands of tourists at home, in- stead of their gadding all over Europe. It is stated that half a billion of good American dollars are annually spent abroad for pleasure.
 SEATTLE, June 1S.-Out at the University of Washington grounds there was a great scene of activity this morning that reminded one of the old exposition days. It was the occasion of the opening session of the annual general conference of the Church of the Brethern, commonly known as "Dunkards." There are over 5000 delegates in attendance. They have come from all sections of the United States and they will be in session for ten days.
 
 have been made by some of the Democrats here to have the present judge of the division, Judge F. E. Fuller, Republican, replaced by man of different political faith. His term does not expire until 1916. It is now reported that a change is likely f0 hn hut selecting an Alaskan that man from the outside will be sent in. Delegate Wickersham has wired that the person that it is thought has been selected for the office is Frank Goodbody, of Arizona.
 CLEVELAND, June 17.-A city wide movement for the introduction of the Gary, Ind, school plan is on here. All parents clubs in the city are behind the movement. Several members of the. school board are in favor of the plan and chances of its adoption are said to be bright.
 MEADOWBROOK CLUB, L. l., June 17.-In the International polo match England again took a game yesterday, making two in succession and giving her the international challenge cup. Last year on the same grounds three games were played, in which the United States won two, giving her the challenge cup.
 FRANKFORT, Ky, June IT, Governor James B. McCreary has signed the commission of newly ap-