NEWS OE THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK!
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
|'o Hunt Big (iame In Alaska.
Seattle. April 1 \Y. A. Bass, a
wealthy New York man. i> in Seattle
and will g,» north with L. I,. Bales,
the noted Alaska musher and hunter,
to hunt Idg game on the Ivenai penin
sula and in Bentral Alaska, They will
go til'' to Seward, and after hunting
in tile Book Inlet country will proceed
north s tar as ban hanks.
Vdvcrtiscs Alaska Scenery
Washington, Ik t •• April l Henry
(iannett, of the Fniltd Stales geologi
cal survey, in a report says Alaska
scenery is the grandest in the work;
and that the territory lias a greater
variety ot scenic at t t ad ions than any
other region.
lias $250,000 to Spend in Alaska
Seattle. April 1 Major Biciiardson,
chairman of the Alaska road commis
sion, arrived today trout Washington,
on his way to the north. He has an
appropi a ton ol V_’.»o.ihhi this year toi
Alaska toads, which will l*e chicily ex*
peiuied on the trail between Valdez.
*
and Fairbanks.
Planning Maska Road Work
Seattle. April } Yaj. W I’ 11.ch
rmlson. chairman of the Alaska r ad
commiss.on. has established tempo*ary
he:u;.lu:.i lets m this city, where b»
will prep.na plans tor roue "oik in the
territory the coming siiuin er. He
will go north a> soou as work oan
begin.
Maywoou I rial Set for May o
Boi>t\ Idaho. April l The trial of
Willutt) M Haywood i> s. t for May t*.
nul will he the tirst of the eases
against Miners* Federation officials
upon the charge of complicity in the
murder of Bov. Steunenberg. Hay*
wood is secretary of the Western Fed
eration of Miners.
Henry W . tioode Bead.
Atlantic B y, N. April Henry
VV. Boode of l’orlland. Oregon, presi
dent of the Lewis «!t Clark ex|H*sition
in lOOd. died here today after an ill
ness of four days, while visiting
friends. He was very wealthy.
Open Shop in Brew < ries
St. Iamhs, April 1 t'?" ! step now
prevails in the breweries and many of
the union men have gone hack to work
to prevent their p< sitioi s from falling
into other hands.
Brewery Workers lii\e l p.
St. Louis. Ap > Tin brewery
workers abandoned the strike today
and went hack to work.
Earthquake in Turkey.
Constant inoph, April 1 A severe
earthquake ueeured at Bietiis thi*
morning, resulting tti heavy U*>s of life
and property.
Takes Muck Rake to Seattle.
Seattle. April l Lincoln Stetlens,
the magazine writer on jh>1 it icu 1 graft
ing, is here with his muck rake to
probe into local municipal government.
Republicans Carry Michigan
Detroit, April 2—The republican
state judicial ticket <*arrh d Michigan
yesterday by a majority of Td.ooO.
Republicans Win in Montana.
Butte. Mont., April!* Joseph Corby,
republican, was elected mayor yester
day bv a plurality estimated at dOO.
Helena also went republican.
Tacoma Has a Little Llectlon.
Tacoma, April 2 An election for
members of the city council is in pro
gress today.
\\ right to Control lacoma
Tacoma. April l> Three republicans,
four democrat* aim uiif independent
were e.ee.ieit-' to the c;!> council yes ter*
liav. 'i'li,' it s ,it breaks the eombine
against Mayor \\ r ght ami gives his
supporters cotitroi o (lie eout.etl.
Democrats Carry >t Louis
St. I .o’.is. Apr i T» Tic democratic
ticket was elected test, niay.
Mixed Results in Colorado
Denver. April li Many t'ddrad)
towns went dry under the local option
law in the municipal elections yester
day. The mountain towns were ear
ned by the liquor influence. Lead*
ville and Pueblo went democratic.
Quieting Dow n in Roumania.
Bucharest, April 2 Forty thousand
soldiers are uow under arms in Uou
mania. stationed in the districts where
disorder was the worst, and the situa
tion is more quiet.
\ ucatan Sails, Portland Arrives
Seattle, April 2 Steamer Yucatan
sailed at noon today for Seward. I he
Portland arrived yesterday afternoon.
Robson Draws With Abe Attell.
I'bil.uielphia. April 4 Spike liole
son. the I'.nglisli featherweight, fought
a great six-round draw w ith Ahe Attell
Iasi night. It was one of the fastest
and cleverest lights ever seen in the
ring.
Roosevelt .Tay Visit Alaska.
Washington. D. t .. April 2 It is
reported that Pm suit nt Roosevelt may
visit Alaska next year. It is said that
a sent i mental consideration induces the
plan. During Ids presidency the presi
dent has visited every other state and
territory. Secretary Taft still expects
to go to Alaska the coming summer,
but it issaiu that he may not go farther
than the southeastern part of the ter
ritory.
l.ongworths to Visit Alaska.
Washington, l>. April •'» Con
gressman Nicholas Longworth and
Mr>. Longworth will visit Alaska next
summer. They "ill leave Seattle
a bout .Inly l and go to IViwson, and
then down the N uken.
Public Debt Reduced $11,000,000.
\\ a>;i n.:ton, l>. C., \pnl - The
Pvasiuy statement.shows a reduction
of s| pooo.O'M in tlu> public debt during
March.
l imes Issues Morning Hditlon.
Seattle, \pnt- The Times issued
its first morning edition today, anti
i-. m»w both a morning and evening
paper.
Gambling Tabooed in Montana.
H. ,■ :i. Mont., April - The new
ant i ganth >ng hill goes into eHeet to-;
tlay in Montana.
Mines Confined in Penitentiary.
Colo • e. Aon! J .lack ilmes was
taker, to i trs m today to !>«• confined in 1
tin- st • : cutout ;aiy until Ids trial
in Ma .
Judge Wickershum in Seattle
So;i:: i . oiul i> Judge \N iekershaui
,,f Alaska at rived on the Portland
to yv!,A , , 'vIr* is on tin battleship
Nebraska. He ‘ill sail north within a
iia\ or t v' bout com t at •luneau.
Nan Heel (lets Bench Job.
NVasiiii._ on. P. U., Vpril J Judge
\V. C. Vai K eel, formerly of the su
preme eoi.it ot t alilornia. was appoint
ed today o, i lie president to he judge
of the United Suites circuit court in
the Ninth eueuit.
Lose Money on NN nrships.
San Franc soo. April •> 1 tie l nion
Iron \\ i>rk* wni not bid for any more
wat’sl. ps. I’tie management claims to
have los’ -1.000.000 on the California
and South Dakota, now under con
strue? ton.
I niteii States Stops Battle.
Washington. P. C., April J The |
b ut, ' oil. nt ot Atmogua by the Nie-i
ar.t, ,i’i* was slopped today by thej
i-llct tola n. e of 11*- l lilted .states.
I n bund sc\> ard .Monument.
Sea’’ .< . April a 1 he committee ap- ,
poloieti tor the p apes. began tinlay to 1
Milieu linos to intod a m tumieiU to
U : i 11" 11 S|>«,mi it. a.io'ih,
Santa Clara Arrives in Seattle.
S* o . .\:,r. i .1 >lealt.et Santa
Ci.o'ii m r .oil iioin Sewnru yesterday
ap, i,o',i ! he N ueatan. -ailing yes
terday a ; • i noon. 11.ok a force ot bridge
eiroenteis ml borers tor the Alaska
Centrai.
I malilla Breaks Down.
Seat iie, \ pit .» ste i nor ttuckiU.lQ j
arriving from Soi Franetseo tuts morn
ing reports that trie steamer Umatilla;
was nroken down off ttie mouth of tiie
Columbia river when the Bookman
passeo. but the disabled vessel refused
aid.
Umatilla Arrives Disabled
Seattle. April l Steamer Umatilla
arrived in port tins morning with her
machinery hadly disabled, but she
came ui• *i• i In r own steam.
l ight Plant burns
San FrnueiM/ti, \pnl I lit* jfiis and '
e!.'i*li ic plant was destroyed by fire J
la-*! 11 ilit woh a lo» of *J,Oi >0,000. i
Tt >■ eity w I* n. »;ai ivi.ess all nijfht and j
si ivetca s slopped ruuninu lor w ant of
pown . I-tv<- iireiiien were injured by I
the e<>. !:•ps.- .-i :.t. ii>: walls.
Mvauicr Jeanie Sails.
Seati .e, ,ipi I I >t earner .leanie
sa Pa; ti.s aii.-riioou lor >eward and'
w i. (m.: is a.tli explosives at.d ifenerul
C l _■
l ire I inispc.s Wasli nKlJii Hotel.
>. a' ; . . I F aim s Oesiroyed !
all t I...I reiii'ilRed ol tde old \\ Usllttli;'
toi! Im;. ; <> , entiy lull last infill. It
was !tii",i parity torn down to make
\\ ay for Inc cut t nij down ot the hiii
ami tm-erec urn oi a new hotel on the
site.
Twenty burned in Mouse Fire
San Fi ai.i is. * . vprti 4 .vbout t wenty
Italians, m*-i> anil women, were roasted I
alive m a lire early i nis mo. nintr in a
lodiiiii-thouse sirn o ul .dark el street |
I’illho scenes w. re etn.eled while
the flames were rayii^' amt many in*
males we e injured by jumping from
third siory '■ .n lows before they could
be rescued 0, ladders.
To rupture Alaska Fossils.
Washington. D. C\, April - <W.
Gilmoie *»t ttie national museum will
be sent to Alaska inis year to under*
take paieonlolojrieal explorations in an
elTort lo secure lossil mammals.
VVicker.shain Sails for Juneau
Seattle, Apri1 •» Jml^e Wickersham
sailed Iasi ni”ht on the Dolphin tor
J unea» . where he will open court ill
.1 u<ie (Inui-.si n's ui vision A pril 8.
Lewis to Detenu Airs, flc Donald
Chica.-o. April .»- James Hamilton
Lewis lemiered his resignation as cor
poral ion eounsi i ot Gniea^o to Mayor |
Dunne today, in order to take up the j
defense of Mrs. Flora McDonald,
charged with murder for killing (
Walter Guerrin.
Cyclone Kills Twenty
Dallas, Tex., April 5 A cyclone to-j
day killed twenty persons at Alexan
dria and injured at least 100. The
property loss was large, many houses]
being leveled to the ground. The j
vietims were killed or injured in the
falling buildings.
Terry McGovern out of Asylum
New York. April 0 'Perry McGov
ern. the pugilist, was released today
from the sanitarium at Stamford, t’on-,
nectieut, much improved physically, i
and i; is claimed, with his mind restor-1
ed. When he was sent to the asylum
it was stated that his mind was hope-j
lessly wrecked.
Gans and Lewis Hatched.
Chicago, April •> Joe Gans and
Harry Lewis were matched today to I
tight within the next three months for
a purse of FJO.000. The date and place 1
are to be fixed later.
Wille and Sehreck to Fight.
Tonopah, Nov., April!! John Wille
and Mike Sehreck will arrive here;
next Tuesday to sign articles for a
tight. Derry Cove and Hert Knight I
;irt* Iwoked to lijrht here April 1»>.
To Try Marriage Experiments
San Francisca, April <> An associa-j
tion of farmers incorporated in three]
counties of California today to encour
age trial marriages and to experiment
with eliorts to improve the human j
race hy mating scientifically those!
best suited to its propagation.
Ciet $10,000 for Seward Monument
Seattle, April <> In three days $10,
1)00 lias been raised for the Seward
monument in this city hy the commit
tee in charge. The amount wanted is
$20,000.
Boat Burns but Passengers Saved
New York, April fi Steamer City of
Troy, hound for Albany on the Hudson
river, caught tire last night while a
hurricane was blowing. She was
beached and all of the sixty passengers
jumped into shallow water and were
saved, 'rile boat burned to the watei’s
edge.
Another Thaw in Hot Water
F.l P:im». Tex.. April 0 Wiliiam
Thaw, a nephew of the slayer of
Stanford White, was arrested here
today upon suspicion of smuggling
from Mexico.
Constantine Found Guilty
Seattle. April 0 William Constan
tine was found guilty by the jury
this morning of assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to do bodily harm,
for -hooting In--on-in-law. Jose Hall.
Constantine gave notice of appeal and
was released upon a bond of $12,000.
Mrs. Constantine Testifies.
Seattle, April 1 Mrs. William Con
stantine was a witness for her husband
tuts morning in his trial for shooting
Jesse Hall. She told a story of in
human treatment of her daughter hy
Hall through his actions as a sexual
pervert which is unfit to print. It is
claimed that this led Constantine to
kill Hall.
Constantine Can’t Remember.
Seattle, April 2 William Constan
tine was on the stand in his own de
fense this morning in his trial for
shooting Jesse Hail. He testified that
his mind was a blank when fie shot
Hall, as le- had not the slightest recol
lect ion of t he a flair.
Khner K. Brown, the new com
uii—i< ner of education. Considers the
Ala-ka schoois tor natives almost
vaiueh -s and recommends to the sec
retary of the interior that fifty new
one- l*e opened and an improved sys
tem of education adopted.
The wrecking tug -ent to pull otT
the Northwestern nad not arrived at
Catouehe when the Saratoga came hy
tins way.
Notices posted in Seward rt*
pi rt that a strike lias been dec I tired
hy union men on the Bllamur mine.
OF INTEREST TO ALASKANS
Sr want li:»s two dental parlors that
are equipped with the best and most
modern appliances that can be found
anywhere. The t wooperatorsure jfrad
uates in tlie east, of years experience,
and established reputation, guarantee
injf the very finest in workmanship
ar.d materials. Prices are the same as
for same jfrade of work by reputable
men anywhere.
The Bank of Seward
We receive deposits subject tocheck.
We pay interest on t ime deposits.
We issue money orders good any
place in the wi.rhi.
We buy /oi l dust or bullion.
We make collections.
We guarantee a service that is
tirompt, accurate and safe.
We /rant to our customers every
favor consistent with conservative
ban kin/.
'Ye invite your business.
BANK OK SEWARD.
Oil, SO EASY!
All you have to do is
to come around to us
and ask for an Adler, a
Stein-Block or a Hart,
Schaeffer & Marx Suit.
These Clothes carry val
ue and add value to
the men that carry them
OH, BUT IT'S EASY
and the easiest thing
about.it is the cost.
CLAYSON
...The Clothier...
Edison and
Columbia
PHONOGRAPHS,
HORNS, CRANES,
RECOROS, ETC.
Lowl drug company l
IOLESALE e. v. BOYLE, MGR. RETAIL I
NEW PERFUMES
FOR
EAST-R
Our extracts pleasantly bring to
mind the tlclds and gardens of the
south. The flowers from which they
are made have grown iti each. These
delightful odors have great Vtrength
and are very lasting, -lust now the
greatest favorite is
Wild Cherry Buds
Our extracts sell from 50 cents to #1.50
per ounce.
A. B. DRUG CO.
f-- 1
MUSHERS
Attention!
Mrs. Watson, formerly of Hope,
will be pleased to see all of her
old friends at her Restaurant in
(iirdwood, where they will re*
eeive the best the market affords.
Sleeping accommodations for
jrnests and place for sleds and
dojfs.
t A— .
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
u. S. CUSTOMS NOTARY
Er-% /~\ r"> A V Office Kenai Lum
, K. T t>er & Fuel Co.
CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTORN E Y - A T- LA VV
Kourth Avenue, - Sewurd. Aka.
L. V. RAY
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W
Over Bunk of Seward
E. E. RITCHIE
attorney-at-law
Ray Building, Seward, Alaska
Northwestern Steamship Company
CARRYING 0. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
Seattle - Seward Route-Outside Passage
Cpt. Vf TC' A Hr A NT Sails from Seattle April 1: returning
C?ll . I UVj/A 1 HIN sails from Seward April it.
Str. SANTA CLARA re,“ra"w’a"”
Str. SARATOGA ^SKSiS*JK!5i‘J?,*!l'',',rnln“”"li“
C»r “ILtLD A*’ Sails from Seward Mh >f euelt mouth for Unaluska. Dutch Harbor,
Oil • Wlln and wa> ports. Returning leaves Seward about 2Kth of each month, j
For transportation. I /T Ji reservations, freight rates etc. p T QT'TI pC
call on Agent. S’'Ward. Alaska. t
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gen-l Mgr. E. G. McMICKEN. G. T. and P. Agt
SEATTLE. WASH.
GENERAL OFFICES! 702 FIRST AVE.. SEATTLE.
^ALASKA COAST CO.
\\ Carrying l. S. Mail Alaska-Pacific Express
VIA |NSI0E PASSAGE
To Seattle and Juneau
Stmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward 8th and 2iJrd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and 2i>th of each month.
Sailing Oates Subject to Change Without Notice
for further Information Apply to
ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
94 Yesler, Seattle._ Agcnts-Seward._
THE COMMERCE
FOURTH AVENUE
* A Gentleman’s Resort and Club Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOMS
First Class Cafe in Connection
PETERSON 8c BROWN, Proprietors
BOOTH & CO.
HOPE AND CIRDWOOD
®TCall on the old reliable firm of Booth & Co. for anything in the
Liquor and Cigar line. Mi Kleccion Cigars, Old Line and Hunter Rye,
Nelson Co. Bourbon, Olympia Beer. Everything first-class. Best
of attention, run on the live and let live plan.
(lirdwood, Alaska. C. R. BOOTH, Alanager.
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