NEWS OE THE WORLD EOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to The Dally Gateway.
Vardanian Calls Roosevelt Cruel
Jackson, .\Ii>s., Oct. 21 Governor
Vardanian says President Uoosevelt is
a cruel bear hunter. He will go to
Memphis tomorrow to avoid receiving
the president in this city. The presi
ident ended his bear hunt Saturday
night and is now on his way to W a>h
ington.
Taft W ants to Quit Politics
Manila. P. h, Oct. 21 Secretary
Taft in talking to friends here inti
mates that he is through with politics
and will soon retire to private life.
Bry an Talks for Operators
New York. Get. 21 William J.
iirvan delivered a lecture here this
afternoon to aid the striking telog: aph
operators.
Another Big Tremor
Washington, O. G.. Oct. 22 i'he
seismograph ye>torday evening regis
tered another earthquake >hock. !:>
location is undetermined.
Root to Fix up Railroad System
New York. Get. 22 Secretary Hoot
will personally draw up plan" for a
complete reorganization of the city
street railway >y-.tem.
Tells Filipinos to be Cautious
Manila. Get. 22 See ret ary Taft in a
speech here today cautioned the Fili
pinos to take care always to select
their best men to repr< "eu! them in
the assembly.
Saratoga Reaches Seattle
Seattle. Oet. 22 Steamer Saratoga
arrived in port from Sewaru this
morning at 1* o’clock.
Hein/e Admits Bankruptcy
New York, oct. 22 Petition** in
bankruptcy were tiled today by Otto
Arthur llcinze and several other
brokers who were pinched sn the
copper squeeze hist week.
(ien. Booth Very III
Chicago. Oct. 22 General William ■
Booth, command' • - n-eh ef of the Sa!
ration Army, is very ill here <> pneu
monia. On ace umt of hi* advanced j
age feat s are entertained that he may
-
Crowd Greets Roosevelt
NasiiiVii'e, Tenn., tH*t. 22 I ’re* dent
Boo*-*velt wa* greeted by a tnnendous
crowd here today.
Bill Squires Suffering
San Francisco. Oct. 22 it. Sq.iic *
will go to Hot Spring*. Arkansas, to
recuj rate. He w * l y isod up by
his i\gI •1 w i t h A«Ik* Tw t n Si" vatt.
Fit/ ill Slap O’Brien
*ay* 5 «* ’Vi s » PI pi. a J: > k
O’lii* . "* aee where’ ■ :• t • .ti* him.
(I'tk ■ ,uie .then: Ft / * p* r
l'.» Kill .MacLean by Inch s
R;i ■'>,"< t ! i>, : teat.*
Say s f*\po.*itiv n St a n d s W ell
Solo n Be. ten by Pretender
Nome for Home Rule
urrivd * < ■ ■ >tean ; * have for
their v-igsii "1!.. Buie.” Ail have
out i
It !* standi tliag the entire Nome!
delegation to tin Juneau convention
are violent !> oppos-d to Hoggalt, j
Tiny are instructed for territorial
government.
.Moors Defeat French Troops
i’asa Blanca, <>ct. 22 The timely |
arrival of the reserves today prevented
the entire annihilation of tlu) French;
troops by the Aluors.
Japanese To Hold World’s Fair
Tokio, Oct. 23 A World’s fair "ill
be held here in 1012.
To Punish All Dishonesty
Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 23—Presi
dent House veil before leaving here
today, made the statement that ho
would continue the prosecution and
punishment of dishonest corporations
and officials as in the past.
Body Of firs. Hartridge Found.
New York. Oct. 23 The body of
Mrs. Hartridge. wife of Clifford M.
Hartridge, of counsel for Harry 1 haw
in the latter’s trial for the murder of
Stanford White, was found in the
river this morning. Sin* had been
missing for three weeks.
New Jury in Ford Trial
San Francisco, Oct. 23 l bo new
jury has bet n completed in the trial
of Tire\ L. Ford, the corporation law
yer charged with bribing Supervisor
Philtipps.
Nome Team to Tour States
SeatUr. Oct. 23- The Nome basket
ball team is here on a tour of the
Ini ted States.
Western Banks Not Affected
San Francisco, Oct. 23 According
to stafeim-nts made by prominent bank
officials, the financial situation in the
western statis is not affected by tlie
N« w York (lurries.
Oppose Gov. Hoggatt
Seattle. <>ct. 21 All the Seattle
pap' ' are publishing news stories
showing that Nome and Fairbanks are
opposed to (luv. Hoggatt and will line
up against him in the territorial con
vention tit Juneau next month.
To Stop Russian W heat Export
Port land. Ore., <>ct. ,'M Advices
from Russian sources state that the
czar has decided to prohibit the fur
ther exportation of wheat from th *
fiu pi re this year on account of the
crop shortage there.
Taft Inspects Defenses
Maui a. P. 1.. Oct. 24 Secretary
Tat is making an exhaustive inspec
tion of tiie harbor defenses of Manila.
Steve Adams’ Trial Begins
Rath ruin. Idaho, Oct. 21 1 he trial,
of Steve Adams for the murder of
Fred Tyler began here this morirng. |
It was >und necessary to quash the'
iv_ . j y panel on account of a
d«> net in the drawing and to issu a '
-pecia mi ire.
Oni\ Three Months on Coast
Washington. I>. < »ct. 2-** Admiral i
; A !ie-t of battleships will remain j
• ui tbr Pacific coast three months »e
; t' ret iruing to the Atlantic.
Hoy er Helping Steve Adams
R ithurnm. Idaho. Oct. 2 > ' harles
11. Movei, president of the Western
Federation of Miners, is a-sisting to
prepare evidence for the defense of
Sieve Adams, now on trial lor the
.ii A.. t oi F"fh Tyler.
Bank Will Try to Pay up
i; n«‘, Oct, 2>'» A movement is arm
,o.i' to n organize tiie llein/.e savings •
ha? : jiMo pay demands dollar tor dol
ar. Tie men ii teres led in the bank
able to raise the money if given
Nightly Rioting in ’Frisco
San Francisco. < >ot. 2"» - The police 1
an called nightly to quell riots be-'
tween the striking street ear men and
pas-et.”* r- on the ears.
Big Steamship (iocs Ashore
Lot.d.n. <VI. 22 Carry in.” Sh) f»as- .
sengers the steamship Lithuania went i
ashore ; t Skuling this morning, ac-j
eotd'ng to dispatches from Sweden.;
i u r posi tion is dill icult to reaeh and
there is serious danger that she may
break up before tugs can pull her oil'.
Francis Joseph Convalescing
Vienna <>ct. Kmperor Francis
Joseph is recovering from his recent
illness.
Police Headquarters Mined
St. Petersburg, Oct. 2;>—The police
today discovered a heavily charged
dynamite mine beneath police head
quarters.
Hsh Wins Railroad Fight
Chicago, Oct. 22 — Stuyvesant Fish
temporarily wins the Illinois Central
light by reason of the injunction res
training Harriman from voting certain
proxies. Harriman is now seeking to
have the injunction dissolved.
Steamship Sinks at Dock
Vancouver, H. ('., Oct. 21 — The
Oriental linor Empress of China sunk j
at the dock here this morning while
| loading. Her open portholes sunk be
! low the water and filled her in a few
minutes so that she went down. It
! will he necessary to build a cotTerdam
I to raise her.
Steamer Empress of China Raised
Vancouver, I>. C., Oct. 25— Steamer
Empress of China, that sank at her j
| dock yesterday was raised today. The |
j vessel suffered little damage except to
! her cargo.
Will Boost Exposition
Washington. I). C., <>ct. 25 It, is
expected that 1’resident Kooseyelt
will indorse she Alaska-Vukon-l’acifc
[exposition in his annual message.
To Report on Road Work
Washington, D. C., Oct. 20—Major!
llichardson, chairman of the Alaska j
road coihmission. has been ordered to
make a report in person to the war
department on road 'construction this
year. It is regarded a> doubtful that i
an increase in the road fund will be
made next year as tin* department is
inclined to the belief that the amount j
allowed this year is large enough tor
annual work.
Some Executive Ideas
Washington, I), C., Oct. —The
president in his annual message will
urge that congress make stringent |
provisions for government inspection
of the affairs of corporations. He will j
also recommend strengthening the j
navy.
Mad Part of Stolen l:\pressMoney
Spokane. Oct. lM ( arryinga satchel
containing $1 I,non of the $fo,o(R) stolen
by train robbers from the express car i
of a Great Northern train a few days!
ago Charles McDonald and Kd Smith ;
were arrested beta1 today. They were
spending money recklessly.
ilajor Lovell Drops Dead
Tacoma. Oct. Major Lovell, lirst
commander of the \\ ashington and
Alaska Grand Army eommundery.
dropped dead today ot heart disease.
Ile was r»iiyears old.
Tacoma lias Virtuous Spasm
Taa-ma. Ocl.’Jd F’.very disreputable
house in the city was closed last night
and the women ordered to leave the j
fit.*.
Advancing Their Interests
We endeavor to advance the busi*
tiess interesis of our c isomier- in
every leg’timate way. In so doing, our
motives may he somewhat tinctured
with sr :i>hness. for upon the prosper
ity of i;s patrons hangs the success of,
everv hank.
HANK <)K SB WARD.
Meet me at the Branch.
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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 50^
DRUG CO.
WES ALLEN, MG It.
■ SEWARD. ALASKA
[ PACIFIC COAST TRADING CO.
I andOLbeStal! outfitters
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.
T. D. CORLEW, MANAGER.
I The Palace "=i£=
| Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
| Cafe in Connection. Seward, Alaska
" ALASKA COAST CO.
Carrying li. S. Mail Alaska-Pacific Express
| VIA INSIDE PASSAGE
To Seattle and Juneau
| Slmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward Sthand -drd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and ilath of each month.
Sailing Oates Subject to Change Without Notice
) Or further Information Apply to
' ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
j 94 Yesler Way, Seattle. Agents-Seward. j
| Northwestern Steamship Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
Seattle -Seward Route-Outside Passage
ry 1 o ,\ D a XAA Sails from Seattle Oct. 21; returning sails
£>tl . jAitA 1 from Seward Nov. 1.
Sir. YUCATAN mm"'J **"'
Str. SANTA CLARA SS^[Ui:rt,"r"to!“ls
CfP S:I s ff(■;» Seward ir.th *f each month for rnalaslu. and way ports.
OH . Uetarnito,' arrives in Seward about Oth of each month.
Steamers from Seattle with freight, anil passengers for Cook Inlet ports
connect with steamer at Seldovia.
For :raiiM ortation, berth reservations, freight rates • tc. p H SEpWflri"
call on A cent. Seward. Alaska. A* A1* U
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gen'l Mgr. E. G. McMICKEN, G. F. and P. Agt
SEATTLE. WASH.
GENERAL OFFICES: 702 FIRST AVE., SEATTLE.