NEWS OE THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to Tba Dally Gateway.
Roosevelt Framing up Talk
Oyster Bay. Sept. 2 — President
Roosevelt is busy preparing a dozen
messages and speeches. The lafter are
to tie delivered on his coining trip to
the middle west and south.
Taft at Yellowstone Park.
Yellowstone Park, Sept. 2 Secre
tary Taft and Mrs. Taft are here and
will remain a week before going to
Seattle.
Says He knows Who killed Goebel
Georgetown. Ivy.. Sept. 2 Caleb
Powers made the sensational state
ment today that he knows who was
the slayer of Gov. Goebel, with whose
murder he is charged and for which
he is now on trial. He says he will
point out the murderer.
Nobody Threw Bombs at C/ar
St. Petersburg. Sept. 2 The czar
and czarina returned here today and
were escorted publicly to the palace.
The route was closely guarded and no
disturbance of any kind occurred.
Grand Duke Constantine Insane
St. Petersburg. Sept. 2 Grand Duke
Constantine, a cousin of the czar, is
insane and was committed to an asylum
today.
Mrs. White Will Not Talk
New York. Sept. 2 Mis. Stanford
White returned today from Kurope.
She refuses to say anything concern
ing the report that she married
Charles McKitn. partner of her late
husband, while abroad.
Brings Dream ot Jap Raid
San Franc wo. S.-pt. 2 Steamer Ho
mer arriving from Bering sea reports
that Japanese poachers have been
raiding the seal rookeries on Si. i’aul
and St. George islands.
Would Reward Cable Operators
Washington. D. Sept. - Briga
dier-General Allen, chief of the Alaska
cable and telegraph service, recom- j
mends that operators on the Alaska
lines be given rewards for keeping the
wires in working order in the face of
weather hardships.
(jreely Favors Army Canteen
Vancouver, Wash.. Sept. 2 Gen.
Greely favors a return to the army
canteen a> a nt.-uio of diminishing
drunkenness among enlisted men in
the regular army.
Vesuvius Bubbling Again
Koine, Sept. 2- Vesuvius is in erup
tion again. Smoke and tire are rising
from the crater in great volume.
Near Sentence for Land Grabbers
San Francisco, Sept. 2 — Herrin anil
Benson, convicted of land frauds, were
each sentenced today to one year in
the county jail and to pay a tine of
•1000. They will appeal and were
released on l*onds of $i>000 each.
hearst Speaks at Jamestow n
Jamestown. Va.. Sept. 2 — William
R. Hearst will be the principal speaker
at the Labor Day celebration at the
exposition today. Several hundred
thousand people are in attendance.
Glass in Jail w ith Schmitz
San Francisco. Sept. 2 - Louis Glass
i- in the county jail with Mayor
Schmitz and it is understood that tie
will Ih given the limit of the law—
fourteen year- under his conviction of
bribery uf supervisor*.
here Is Lembke’s Opinion
San i atv -eo. Sept. 3 Special
Agent Lembke. in charge of the land
patr- >f the Pribilof i*!and*. denie
that tiie rec-nt troubles with Japanese
poacher- Will lead to seriou- interna
tional complication*.
Steamer Saratoga Sails
S.-a'tli-. Sept. 3—Steamer Saratoga
sai a-? j gi.t tor Seward. The
Jeanie arrived yesterday morning.
Whisky too Much for Indians
Seattle. Sept. 3 -Bishop R< we of
Alaska -ay- unscrupulous whisky trail
er- are demoralizing Alaska natives
and that the Indian* should be care
fully protected bv the government.
Alaska Coast Moves Office
Seattle, Sept. 3 The Alaska Coast
Company is moving its general otfiees
this week from Yesler Way to the
basement of the New York block, cor
ner Second avenue and Cherry street.
Iphold Validity of Grand Jury
San Francisco, Sept. 3—Judge Law
ler in the superior court this morning
denied the motion to quash the graft
indictments on the ground that the
grand jury which returned them was
invalid. This removes the last
obstacle to the trials unless the
supreme court reverses Lawler.
Doubt* Sealing Raid Yarn
Seattle, Sept. 3—('apt. Cantwell of J
the revenue cutter Manning, which
' arrived here last night from Alaska,
isays he doubts the stories of armed
raids upon St. Paul and St. George
islands by Japanese sealing poachers.
Police Stop Prize Fight
' Vancouver, !>. C.. Sept. 3 The po
lice interfered and stopped the light
lietween Jack O'Keefe and krank May*
i Held last night.
Henev Not Coming to Oregon
lPortland, Ore., Sept. 3 Francis J.
Henev will not be here next month
to prosecute land fraud cases pending
here in the I'nited States district
! court. The trials are indelinitelv po*t
j*oned.
Prophecies of Legislation
Washington, O. L\ Sept. .5 At the
coming session of congress a strong ef
fort will be made to enact national
legislation on the subject of strikes
and to stop the Asiatic invasion of
the Pacific coast.
Moggatt and Gunnison in Seattle
Seattle, Sept. 3 Gov. Hoggatt and
Judge Gunnison of Alaska arrived
last night from Nome on the steamer
Northwestern.
Black Terrorists on Raid
Odessa. liussia, Sept. 3 Several!
hundred Black Terrorists raided this
city today and slaughtered many hun
dreds of Jews. i
To Try Steve Adams Again
Wallace. Idaho, Sept. 3—C’. S. nar
row. the Chicago lawyer, President
Mover of the Western Federation, and
others arrived here today to prepare'
for the second trial of Steve Adams
lor the murder of Fred Tyler, which
will begin next Monday.
Maywood Speaks at Omaha
Omaha. Sept. 3 William l>. Hay
wood made a Labor Day address to a
large crowd here yesterday.
riansfield Leaves Short Will
New York. Sept. 4 Richard Mans
I field’s will is said to he the shortest
| on record, lie leaves all his property
| to his wife.
(iunnison W ould Kill All Seals
Seattle, Sept. 4 ■** Kill all the seals'
I Judge Gunnison declares to be the
only way to stop Japanese poaching
i on t he seal preserves.
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Eagles To .leet in Seattle
Norfolk, Yu.. Sept. 4 The grand
! aerie of the order of F.agles will meet
} in Seattle next year.
Pause MIt ’Em
St. Petersburg, Sept. 4-Two men
{implicated in a plot to assassinate the
j czar were hanged this morning.
Prince Salman To Harry Queen Lll
San Francisco, Sept. 4 Prince Sal
man is here en route to Honolulu to
marry Queen Lilioukalani.
Yucatan in Seattle
Seattle. Sept. 4—Steamer Yucatan
passed Cape Flattery at 5 o’clock this
morning and is due in Seattle at t>
this afternoon.
Want Bail for Pettibone
Boise, Idaho. Sept. 4—If George A.
Pettil»one is not tried October l, the
date >«‘t for his trial for the murder of
! Gov. Steunenburg, the court will be
asked to release him on bail. When
court opened this morning Judge Wood
said he hoped to clear the calendar at
the time set for Pettihone’s trial.
Britain and Pussia Cut Pie
I'o'.Co, Sept. I The new Anglo-Rus
sian agreement divides Persia into
! two spheres of political and commercial
j control. _
Seward Trial Trip Successful
S. ;i11 i*•, Sept. 1 The new North
w* -t. rn steamer Seward made her
| trial trip successfully yesterday after
) noon and will he turned over to the
I com pan \ this week. She will go on
'the Nome run with C’apt. John A.
j < )*Brien as master.
BattleshipsNTo Practice
Washington, lb C., Sept. 4—The
battlesh.p fleet sailed from Hampton
Roads this morning for Cape Cod to
engage in target practice. It is com
manded by Rear Admiral F.vans.
Bomb Throw ing as a Habit
Chicago, Sept. 4—A man and woman
for two months oast have been ex
ploding bombs and wrecking store
windows. The police are mystified as
ail effort^ to catch the bomb throwers
have failed.
Roosevelt at Capital 25th
Washington, D. C., Sept. 5—Presi
dent Roosevelt will return from Oys
ter Bay to the White House Sep
tember 23.
Fish and Harahan Patch Up
Now York. Sept. f> Stuyvesant Fish
and J. T. Harahan attended a meeting
of directors of the New York Central
this morning. They shook hands and
made up their differences which re
sulted in a personal encounter at the
meeting of Illinois l entral directors a
few days ago.
Got Evidence by Immunity
Lenox, Mass., Sept 5 Attorney-Gen
eral Bonaparte issued a statement to
day explaining that the reason immu
nity was granted to tin* Chicago &
Alton railroad in the matter of the
Standard Oil rebates was that officials
of thecompany gave testimony without
whic lithe Standard Oil Company could
not have been convicted.
Coming To Kodiak lo hunt
Seattle, Sept. 5 Frank Mayer, edi
tor of Western Fields and a well known
writer on out-of-door life and sports,
is here and will sail north soon for a
hunting trip on Kodiak island.
Five Years for Louis Glass
San Francisco, Sept. 5 Louis Glass,
the convicted telephone magnate, was
sentenced to live years in San Quentin
prison by Judge Lawler in the superior
court this morning.
Borah W ants Immediate Trial
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 5 Senator Borah
demands immediate trial upon the in
dictments against him in the l nited
States district court charging him
with land frauds. Friends of Moyer |
and Pettibone are hopeful that if
Borah is convicted the prosecution
against them for the murder of Lx
Governor Steunenburg will be drop
ped as Borah is the mainstay of the
prosecution.
Will Prosecute Land Frauds
Washington, D. (\, Sept. <>—Acting
Attorney-General Russell says the
land fraud cases in Oregon will be
prosecuted immediately notwithstand
ing statements to the contrary. He
denies the rumor that friction has
arisen between the department of
justice and District Attorney Heney.
Bryan Calls Taft (ireat Postponer
Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. U—Wil
liam J. Bryan in a speech here last
night replying to recent utterances of
Secretary Taft on the trust question
called Taft the great postpone!’. He
affirmed that Taft always says he is in
favor of reforms and stringent regula
tion of corporate wealth and then adds
that legislation for the purpose should
be postponed.
Bonaparte Takes Vacation
Boston, Sept. 6—Attorney-General
Bonaparte started today on a vacation
in the country. He expects to reach
Chicago September 16, when he will
take steps personally to dispose of the
Alton rebate cases.
Odds on (ians 10 to 7
San Francisco, Sept. 6—Bettingodds
are on Gans at 10 to " for his light
with Jimmy Britt next Monday. Both
men will cease training after today.
They are in the best possible condi
tion.
Sweet To Turn State’s Evidence
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6- It is reported
today that Ex-Congressman Willis
Sweet will turn state’s evidence in
the land fraud cases. The govern
ment hopes to secure evidence from
him sufficient to convict Senator
Bora h.
Taft Knocks Millionaires
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Portland. Sept. 7 Secretary 1 aft
1 said in a speech here last night that
j the country is tired of millionaire rule
! in the nation, lie praised President
l Koosevelt highly for his trust investi
i gat ions. The secretary left for Seattle
) todav.
Laura Carter Acquitted
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
New York, Sept. 7 Laura < urter
was acquitted by a jury after half an
hour’s deliberation of the charge that
she induced Chester Kunyan to steal
$1)0,000 from the Windsor Trust Com
pany. of which he was cashier, and got
most of the money herself.
Halsey Soon Well Enough for I rial.
By Cade to The Dally Gateway.
San Francisco, Sept. 7 Theodore \ .
Halsey is improving steadily from the
effects of an operation for appendicitis
and will be ready next week for his
trial ou the charge of bribing super
visors.
Bonaparte To Fire Dead Ones
8y Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Washington, D. C., Sept. 7—Attor
ney-General Bonaparte annonces that
if he remains at the head of the de
partment of justice he will discharge
all dead timber in the department. It
is full of fossilized subordinates.
(Ians Favorite 10 to 6 1-2
ay Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
San Frnncisco, Sept. 7—-Cans is
favorite 10 to 61 over Britt in Monday’s
fight. In betting on the number of
rounds wagering is heavy that Gans
will win inside of twenty rounds.
Says (ians-Britt Is Even Money
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
! San Francisco, Sept. 7—Jimmy <of
froth, the fight promotor, says the bet
ting on the Gans-Britt contest should
be even money and he predicts it will
stand that way by the time tin* light
comes off.
Fleet Will Stay on Pacific
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gatoway.
Washington. I>. (’., Sept 7—Naval
officials claim that when the battle
ship tleet goes around to the Pacific
coast it will stay there.
(lets Special Grand Jury
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
New York, Sept. 7 District Attor
ney Jerome secured an order in the
criminal court today for a special
grand jury to be summoned at once.
Bertha Sails Westward
Steamer Bertha arrived from Seattle
yesterday evening at 6 o’clock and
sailed two hours later for Seldovia. She
brought eleven tons of general cargo.
Her local passengers were F. Hewitt,
W. H. Daykin, F. Fremming, and one
steerage.
Sania Clara Sails Westward
Steamer SantaClara arrived Thursday
morning from Seattle at 1 o’clock and
sailed for Seldovia at 8 a. m. She
brought a general cargo, including
42,000 feet of bridge timber for rail
road. Part of her Seldovia cargo was
lumber for Kenai. Several passengers
went through.
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Application tor
ADDITIONAL ENTRY
Under Section 2308 Revised Statutes.
U. S. Land Office at Juneau. Alaska.
July 19. 1906.
Notice is hereby klven that North
western Fisheries Company, as assignee
Of Franklin H. Quiwrle. geinir en
titled to the benefits of Section 2306 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States,
irnintinir additional lands to soldiers and sail
ors who served in the war of the Rebellion,
does hereby appl.: to enter the lands embraced
in U. S. Survey No. 326 and 327. situate on west
shore of -Marmot Hay and on the northerly
shore of Kodiak Island, and more particularly
described as follows:
Survey No. 326.
Heirinnimr at a i>oint on the beach at ordinary
hitrh water mark on the northerly shore of
Kodiak Island facinir Shellikoff Straits at a
point about 7.50 ohs. northeasterly from the
mouth of Little River from which a sandstone
rock 20x6x7 ins. marked S. No. 326 Reu. Cor.
No. I \V. C. bears S. 62 deu. 20 min. K. 0.65
chs.: thence var. 24 deu. K. meander on beach j
at ordinary hiirh water mark. 1st course S. 38
dew'. 45 min. W. 2.50chs: 2nd course, s. 25 dcir.
\V. 2.50 ehs. thence 3rd course. S. 1< dew'. 45
min. \V. 2.50 elis: thence Ith course. S. 36 deu.
3o min. tV. 0.70 ehs. riw'ht bank of Little River,
loh. left bank 1.91 elis; thence 5th course. S.
27 dew’- W. 10.50 ehs. to ('nr. No. 3. a sandstone
rock 18X8x8 marked S. No. 326Cor. No. 2 \V.
hears s. 62 de*.'. 2o min. F.. I eh: thence 6th
course S. 62 d«*w'. 2i» min. H 3.70 ehs. to Cor. N<>.
I 3 a sandstone 18x0x6 ins. marked Stir. No. 326
Cor. No. 3 W. C.. bears N. 62 dew'. 30 min. \V.
i 0.95 chs. true Cor. falls within the boundaries
of shallow lai'oon: returninw to Heu. Cor. No.
I thence S. 63 dew'. 20 min. K. 3.70 elis. to Cor.
No l a samisloite 18x18x12 marked Sur. No. 326
Cor No. t: thence S. 27 deu. to min. W. 13.82
chs riw'ht bank <>f Little River at its outlet
from lau«»>n. seta sandstone ls\>xs marked S.
33i, Cor. No. 3 \V. C. on bank of Little River,
tile place for the true Corner No. 3 in law'oon
hears s. 37 dew'. Id min. \V, 5,98 ehs. Area.
7.56 A.
Survey No. 327.
Beginning at a point on high water mark on
westerly slum*of Marmot Bay: whence Point
:it entrance of hurbur hours s. 33 (b*g. 2.» min. E.
about l2.r>0chains distant, and Mouth of Kaeuik
Kivcr hears S. 13 <leg. 2* min. \V.. about 26.00
chains distant: witness corner bears N. is deg.
3o min. \\\. o.fio ehs. (list.; thence, from true
cor. along said high water mark. S. so deg 30
min. W.. 1.00 ehs; thence S. 01 deg. 20 min. \\\.
.yoo ehs. to cor. No. 2: thence N. is deg. 3o min.
\V„ 7.«X)chs. to Cor. No. 3: thence N. 71 deg. 32
min. K.. 8.92 elis. to Cor. No. I: thence S. IX
deg. 30 min. E.. 7.00 ehs. to Cor. No. I. the
place of beginning. Containing an urea of
5.965 acres. Magnetic Variation 21 deg. 30 min.
East.
\s additional to his original homestead on
the S\V 'i of Sec. is, Tp. ox. It. 10. which he
entered October 13. 1x71, per Homestead No.
56X6 at Sioux City. Iowa.
Anv and all t>ersons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described tract of land
are required to tile with the Register and Re
ceiver of the U. S. Land Oftlce at Juneau.
Alaska, their adverse claim thereto, under
oath during the period of publication or within
thirtv days thereafter or they will be barred by
provision of the statute.
Northwestern Fisheries Company.
Assignee of Franklin H. Quiggle. j
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten weeks in
the Seward Gateway, a weekly newspaper
published at the town of Seward, and District
of Alaska, which is hereby designated as the
newspapel published nearest the land describ
ed. ,
JOHN W. DUDLEY. Register
Date of first publication July 20, 1907.
Date of last publication, sept. 21. 1907.
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