The Chitina leader., 1914-06-09
Late Telegraph News

his prearranged schedule Colone Roosevelt and daughter Mrs. Alice Longworth, arrived here yesterday They were met by Kermit Roosevelt and Ambassador Willard, whose daughter Kermit is to marry to- morrow.
 SEATTLE, June 9-As the steamer Evans brought but little oi the 900 tons of coal from the. Mat. anuska field a wireless has been sent to the steamer Sampson to bring out this coal, which will be taken to the Bremerton navy yard and afterwards tested for the use of navy purposes.
 SEATTLE, June 9.-Colonel Theo- dore Roosevelt will make a visit to this state in September to aid the Progressive ticket, according to ters. The colonel will make speeches in Tacoma, Spokane and Seattle, and probably will have engagements in other cities, the state organization was assured. His visit will be part of a coast-to-coast tour, made in the effort to keep the Progressive party intact and aggressive in the of" political year.
 WASHINGTON, June 9.-Spanish Ambassador Senor Don Juan Riano y Gayangos has notified Secretary of State Bryan that Huerta has aban- sdoned his plan to blockade Tampico. The department did not take very seriously the announced intention of Huerta to enforce blockade.
 GOETTINGEN, Germany, June J. The Society for the Investigation of the Internal Structure of the Earth has made an almost startling announcement of an alleged dis covery. Leading men of the society announced today that discovery has been made by means of wireless telegraphy that shrinks ore deposits and also locates their depth. If this be practicable it will prove of great worth to the mining world.
 SEATTLE, June 9.-Members of the Naval Militia, N. G. w., will be on the high seas enroute to Honolulu on the evening of July 1, unless the Mexican situation becomes more in volved or the naval appropriation bill fails to pass.
 WASHINGTON, June 3.-It is re- ported here that when Huerta's latest declaration was reported to the Constitutionalists that they de- clared that anything coming from Huerta would not be taken into con- sideration.
 BOSTON, June S.-As a result of the recent investigation by Con- gressional committee concerning the transactions of the Boston, New Haven & Hartford railroad, an action at law will be started that will re- suit in many additional sensational developments. The testimony of former railroad President Mellen has thrown many side lights on transac- tions that have opened the eyes of the stockholders. It was announced today that a suit would be con- menced by Boston stockholders against J. P. Morgan and John D. Rockefeller, demanding hundred and twenty-five million dollars for alleged footing of the railroad prop erty.
 PARIS, June 8.-A week ago Premier M. Barthou and all the ministry rendered their resignations. Thereupon President Poincare re- quested Reu Viviani to form new cabinet. After an effort of several days he has informed the President that he has been unable to form a cabinet, so the duty will now be dele gated to another.
 VICTORIA, Texas, June D. Hotel men from all over the Lone Star State are gathered here for the sessions of the annual convention Of the Hotel Keepers Association of Texas. The convention will be in session three days.
 ANNAPOLIS, June 5.-The grad uating class at the academy was ad- dressed today by President Wilson. The occasion was an exceptionally brilliant one, with the town in holi- day garb and attendants from all over the Eastern states. In address ing the graduates, many of whom will leave for Mexico, the President said, Send up a prayer to God, boys, that there will not have to be any more fighting at Vera Cruz. He declared that the mission of the United States was one of service to humanity and not of conquest.
 WASHINGTON, June A. The Senate adopted a resolution author. izing the President to invite foreign governments to national stal cpangled banner celebration, to De held at Baltimore in September