NEWS OE THE WORLD EOR PAST WEEK
By Cnbl* to T'ne Daily Gateway.
Opposes Third Term
Washington, 0. C., <Vt. 14 Mrs.
Kot»s< volt is utterly oppose* 1 to a third
torn) for the president and will exe)'t
all her influence to prevent him from
becoming a candidate or accepting the
nominal ion if otlored.
John Mitchell III Again
IndianajHdis, Ind., Oct. 14 — John
Mitchell was suddenly taken ill again
today and must undergo another op
era! i< ii for appendicitis. •
Santa Barbara Charter Canceled
Seattle. Oct. If The charter of the
freight steamer Santa Barbara to the
Alaska Coast Company was canceled
today.
Mariposa Towed Into Port
San Francisco, Oct. 14 Steamer
Mariposa, which became helpless
through iailmv of her oil supply Sat
urday 100 miles out, was tow ed in safe
ly yesterday.
flay Indict Light Trust
San Franc Sen. <'ct. 11 Ihesupcrior
court grand jury is said to preparing
to indict the members of the prize
tight trust.
Attack Japanese Laundry
Sail Francisco. Oct. 1*> A drunk* n
logger started a row last night which
resulted in an attack by white men on
a Japanese laumii . The hummy ""as
practically demolished. The police,
were called to the scene and many ar
rests were made.
Near Kidnaping Story.
Sail Francisco, i k't. !•> I he grano
jut \ i- lo aning tedav the slor\ of the
attempt made last June to k tinap A Ik*
Kuef and K. J. Zimmer of rite Pacific
State- Telephone Company and take
them to a hut tn the mountains to be
concealed until the graft case- were
ended.
iTitchell Operation Successful
In ianapolis. lud.. <Vt. la John
M itcUt i \\ as successfully operated on
yestertiav afternoon,
Continues Pettibone Case
Boise. Idaho, < Vt. l'» Judge Wood
in the district court this morning con
tinued the Pettibone case untii Oc
tober -J.
Cub Champions (iet $45,000
Chicago. Uct. »•’» The championship
team, the Nationai League t i will
cut up sf.*».ooo given them a- Umu- for
winning' tilt* world - championship
from the Detroit American league
team.
Santa Fe Sen ence Postponed
Lo- Angeles, i >c ’. 1*) Judge Well
born in the l tilled State- di-trict court
lotlav po-tponeti the bate of imposing
sentence on the Santa Fe railroad pur
suant to it- conviction of rebating, un
til November h
British Fleet to Maneuver
London, Uct. Id A big naval fleet
i- assembling in the north for general '
maneuver- under the command of Lord
i Jet esfel ti.
Proxies Lost to harrimau
t'hicag >. < >ct. 1*‘> An injunction was
secured in the state circuit court here
to prevent K. 11. Harrirnan from voting
a large number of proxies in the stock
holder' meeting of tin* Illinois t Vti
trai Krilroad t ompany today. This i>
a victory tor Stuy vesant Fish. the de*
po>ed president, who i*. lighting to re
gain control of the railroad.
Alulai tlaiig Starts Something
Paris, Oct. P» it is reported that
Mulai llatig is marching on t’asa:
Blanca with an army of MKK) followers.
American Ambassador Received
Tokio, < >ct. b> The new American
ambassador. Thomas .L O'Brien, was
escorted to the imperial palace today ,
by the imperial guard and formally
received by the mikado.
Will hunt .North Pole in 1910
New York, Oct. 10 L’apt. Roald
Amundsen arrived here today from
Norway. He says he will make an
attempt to reach the north pole in 1010.
Adams Case Set tor October 22
Rathdrum, Idaho, Oct. 10 The case
against Steve Adams for the murder
of Fred Tyler was called this morning
and set for October -2. This is the
case in which the jury disagreed when
it was tried in Wallace last summer.
heney l ighting Perkins
San Francisco, Oct. H’> Francis .).
Honey is working to oust Senator I Vr
kins of California from his scat in the
United States senate.
Steamer Santa Clara Sails
Seattle, Oct. 1'* Steamer Santa
Clara sailed for Sew a til last night.
Steve Adams Must Stand Trial
Uathdtum, Idaho, Oct. IT No fur
ther delat "ill he permitted in the
case of Steve Adams for the murder ot
Fred Tyler and the trial "ill positively
begin on the day set October
CiareneeS. Darrow will he unable to
take part in it because bis time is
ta\euup with the l’ellihone case at
Boise.
Concurs! Offers a I hink
Tacoma, Oct. IT 1’resident Concorst
i*f the Alaska Short Line railroad says
Alaska can never hope to become a
state, as its far northern location will
never warrant its admission into the
* union.
Kitty Gates Takes Laundanum
St an lo. (>et. IT Kitty (Sates, third
divorced wife of Swift water Bill Gales,
n a lit of despondency took laudanum
today with suicidal intent.
Bets on Gans Against Nelson
Salt Lake City. Oct. IT Tex Rick
ards takes a het that Rattling Nelson
can stay twenty rounds with doe Gan*.
L.(Torts are already in progress to bring
he t wo toget her again.
Burns on Frail of Moir
t > tkl:uui. Cal.. Oct. IT ■- Tommy
i>urns startod today tor i.ondon, where
lie expects to li'.ht Conner Moir, the
Knglish heavy weight.
Johnson-Flynn Fight Postponed
San Francisco. Oct. 1. 1 he light
between Jack .Joluw>n and Jim Flynn
is postponed until November 2.
He Far land Licks Gilligan
Indianapolis. Ind., Oct. li — 1‘acky
McFarland knocked mu doe Gilligan
last night in the ninth round.
Western I nion Backs Clowry
New York. < >ct. IT The W estern
Fnion Teh graph Company today re
elected Bohert tdowry president. Bis
conduct ot the company’s side of the
operators' strike was approved.
Older Sues for $100,000
San Francisco, Oct. 1. hretnont
Older, managing editor of the San
Francisco Bulletin, who was practically
kidnaped on a Los Angeles county
warrant and hurried out of this city
wit hunt apportunity to see friends or
give hail, today brought an action for
..> damages against all concerned
in his aliduction, for false imprison
ment.
Dewey to Visit Pacific Coast
Washington. D. t\,oct. IT Admiral
Dew. V will visit San Francisco next
spring when the Pacific Meet assembles
there.
Coffroth Framing up Fight
San Francisco, ‘ >ct. Is Jimmy Cof
froth is willing to give ;>0 per cent of
the gate receipts for a Thanksgiving
tight between 1’acky McFarland and
Jimtny Britt at t olma.
To Fight Imported Labor
Indianapolis, < >ct. H John Mitchell j
announces that an information will!
sooti he tiled with the government do-;
signed to prevent more effectually the
importation of foreign contract labor
into the Lnited States.
Doubt About Alaska Coast
Tacoma, Oct. I* It is stated that
unless Tacoma capitalists wake up the
headquarters ot the Alaska Coast Com
pany will remain in Seattle.
Both Claim Illinois Central
Chicago, Oct. 18—Fish and Harriman
both claim to have carried the Illinois
Central stockholders’ election yester
day. On oceount of question as to the
legality of certain votes the result is
still in doubt and the issue will prob
ably he carried into court.
Magill Found Not (iuilty
Decatur, 111., Oct. lb — Fred Magill
and his second wife were acquitted by
a jury today of the charge of murder
ing Magill’s first wife. Magill is a
banker of high personal standing and
the general belief is that the charge
against him was baseless.
Proxy Vote Uncertain
Chicago, Oct. lb J'ho result of the
Illinois Central stockholders' election
will not ho known until Monday, when
the canvass of tin- proxy vote will be
completed. Some of iho proxies will
undoubtedly he thrown out and to this
fact is due the uncertainty regarding
the result. It will he very close be
tween Harriman and Fish.
Wants Four Big Battleships
Washington, I). C., Oct. lb - The
navy department will ask congress at
the coming session to order the con
struction of four more battleships of
more ihau 20,000 tons displacement
each.
Alaskans Holler for Roosevelt
Seattle, Oct, lb At the Alaska Day
celebration last night BOO Alaskans j
cheered (’apt. Ferguson of Nome when ;
he proposed Roosevelt’s renomination j
as a good thing for Alaska.
Tommy Burns Hurt in Wreck
Tainidad, Colo., Oct. lb In a train
wreck on the Santa Fc road near this
city today Tommy Burns, the pugilist,
sustained a badly sprained hip. The
injury may he permanent, putting
him out of tho fighting business.
Roosevelt (iets a Bear
Stamhoul, La.. Oct. Is President
Roosevelt shot a hear last night after
an hour's chase.
Land and Mineral Decisions
Published by Woodford 1). Harlan,
land attorney, Washington, D. C.
Coal lands Failure to perfect entry
within the statutory period defeats the
riyht of purchase in the presence of an
intervening adverse claim.
Good Faith Final I’roof Good faith
may he shown by acts performed after j
submission of final proof.
Homestead Disqualification It is no
violation of the acts of May 2. UJ5K) and
of March 2. l*Pl. for the owner of 1 GO
acres or more to dispose of such part
of said land as will enable him to make
the oath required of homestead appli-j
cants, provided the sale is final and
made in yood faith.
Mineral Land not shown to contain
deposits, in payiny (juantit ies. of any of'
the mineral substances usually develop
ed by mininy operations, but which ap
pears to be valuable and desired by
part ies attempt iny to secure title there
to chiefly because of a cave or cavern,
tin entrance to which is situated there
on.and for the crystalline deposits.and
formations of various kinds, such as
stalactites, stalaymites, etc., found
therein, which are made the subject of
sale by the parties, not as minerals but
a> natural curiosities, is not mineral
land.
Mineral land is not excepted from
the operation of the arid land act of
October 2. 1888.
.1. F. Kenny, whose friends and neiyh- j
bors were yoiny to lynch him at Lake
creek but yot seared and didn’t, came
in from Kink Wednesday niylit.
Twenty-live tons of tin ore were tak
en out this summer from the Cape |
York tin mines and are to be taken
outside by the steamer Corwin.
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Cream of Roses
for chapped hands, face,
rough skin and abrasions
is
superior to glycerine, vase
line or camphorice.—Gloves
can be worn immediately
after using. Price 50c
An drug co.
WES ALLEN, MGR.
■ U I SEWARD, ALASKA
PACIFIC COAST TRADING CO. I
«stall outfitters I
For the next Thirty Days all Suits and Pants will
be sold at cost.
We carry the Celebrated Barington Hall Steel Cut
Coffee. Also the Gold Nugget brand which we
have handled for six years. It is always the same.
Prospectors, ask your friends where to Outfit, and
you will always find the right place.
PACIFIC COAST TRADING CO. I
T. D. CORLEW, MANAGER.
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Coleman House
Absolutely First-class. Cieo. Sexton, Manager
Electric Lights and electric Hells in every Hoorn
Hates, per day, - - from d0 cents to $J.dO
Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska
itnsnai wwraoana
Northern Saloon
E. L. WHITTEMORE. PROPRIETOR.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
FOURTH AVENUE, SEWARD, ALASKA.
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Northwestern Steamship Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND EXPRtSS
Seattle - Seward Route - Outside Passage
Str. SANTA CLARA
Cy,, vriC A HT A M Sails from Seattle Oct. 20; returning sails
OH. I UUAlrtH from Seward Oct. 2*
Str. SARATOGA
Cfp Sail* from Seward 10th )f «?ach month for Fnalaska. and way ports
oil. DUn/A Returning arrives in Seward about titli of each month.
Steamers from Seattle with freight and passengers for Cook Inlet ports I
connect with steamer at Sekiovia.
Fur transiKirtation. bertli reservations, freight rates etc. 17 14 Ql pmfyrf
call on Agent. Seward. Alaska. A# A A* Jlcwai L
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gen-l Mgr. E. G. McMICKEN, G. F. and P. Agt
SEATTLE. WASH.
GENERAL OFFICES] 702 FIRST AVE.. SEATTLE.
~ ALASKA COASI CO.
Carrying II. S. Mail-Alaska-Pacific Express
VIA |NSIDE PASSAGE
To Seattle and Juneau
Stmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward 8tli and 23rd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and 25th of each month.
Sailing Dates Subject to Change Without Notice
for further Information Apply to
ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
94 Yesler Way, Seattle.Agents-Seward.
C. W. PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE I
KNIK, ALASKA I
Specialty made of Outfitting Prospectors
and Miners for the Susitna. Yentna
and all Interior Mining Districts
Best outfittiug point on Highest prices paid
Cook Inlet for furs