The Chitina leader., 1914-06-16
Late Telegraph News

submitted to probate today. Th' estate is estimated to be wortl $2,50O,000. He had made previous provision for his wife and in addi tion she is given the country home at Barnaby, on Mercer Island. Tt each of his grand children he give: s1O,00O. The balance of the estate is divided equally between his three daughters, Mrs. Frederick kar Struve, Mrs. Ed. Terry and Mrs. j. 'Wetherill.
 SEATTLE, June 13.-The steam CT Mariposa got away last night on schedule time for Southwestern Alaska. For Valdez there were 15 cabin and second-class passengers; for Seward IA cabin and second class; for Knik six cabin. For Cor doya the following cabin passengers sailed: Craig Hazelet, E. B. Hanley, R. ". Davis, Bartley Howard, Mrs. Peter Giloyich, Miss Lola Turner, Jack Way and J. B. Goodman.
 BUTTE, June 13-The miners union were holding a celebration to- day that resulted in a riot that for a time threatened the general peace and safety of the town. During the parade the rioting started, 5y reason of the non-union men at tempting to participate. This was resisted and soon the trouble be- came general and the demonstration was discontinued. As a means of saving life the mayor ordered all saloons and hardware stores to close Order is fast being restored
 PRINCETON, June 13.-Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson arrived here this afternoon. He was cordially received by the townspeople and was slapped on the back by many of the old graduates who are assem- bled from every section of the coun- trN He. was in extremely good humor himself and had a pleasant word for everybody.
 SEATTLE, June 13.-Frank Pic conf, whom Mrs. Werner alleged in a recent confession that she had hired to kill her husband, has just undergone a trial on the charge of murder. The jury returned ver- dict of not guilty. Mrs. Werner was first placed on trial, when she re- tracted her confession and stated that it was not true. She was also acquitted.
 SALT LAKE, June 12.-A deter mined effort will be made to defeat Reed Shoot, Republican, for re- election to the Senate. The Demo- cratic and Progressive parties which have been in separate session, con- bined in a joint session for the nomi- nation of a state ticket and named James H. Moyle, of Salt Lake, as the man whom both parties will sup port for the United States Senate.
 LONDON, June 1z.-Yesterday afternoon suffragettes secured en-
 
 guards were not as vigilant as usual, and placed a bomb under the coron- ation chair. It was small one and when the fuse ignited the effect was to blow the chair to pieces. It didn't do very much other damage.
 CHICAGO, June 12.-Consider- able excitement was caused in finan- cial circles this morning by reason of the action of a bank examined in closing the doors of big institu- tion. Recently former Senator Lorimer's LaSalle Street Trust & Savings Bank, the Broadway State Bank and the Illinois state bank, affiliated with five million dollars of deposits.
 SEATTLE, June 16.-The steamer Admiral Evans sailed north last night, having Robert W. Brown, Della E. Mathews and three second class passengers for Cordova; Il cabin and one second-class for Val deg; ' cabin and second class for Seward; and cabin and second class for Knik.
 ATHENS, June 12-Premier Ven- iezelos has just issued warning to Turkey that is little short of a declaration of war. The persistent persecution of Greeks in Turkey has gone to such an extent that it will no longer be tolerated. Unless Fur key consents to change her policy and be more humane, it is freely predicted that war will result.
 WASHINGTON, June 12.-Presi' dent Wilson has issued an order re- moving Collector of Customs E. R Stackable, at Honolulu, 'for the good of the service" In his place he appointed Deputy Collector Ray mer Sharp.
 NIAGARA FALLS, June 12.-Al is again harmony among the medi ators and the delegates from the JIpitod States This mOrnino JuSticf