Seward gateway., 1905-09-30

broken out in Poland and government officials have taken charge in the in- fected destrictS and established strict quarantine.
 Beverly, Mass, Sept. 9 5-FranciS H. Peabody, head Of the famous Kidder- Peabody bank of Boston, is dead here of heart disease.
 Washington, D. C., Sept. 25-Mem- bers of the Cannon Congressional party which visited Alaska last summer are preparing a memorial upon the needs of Alaska, which will be presented to both houses of Congress in December,
 New Orleans, Sept. 25-The board of health today authorized the opening of the public schools. The fever has almost disappeared from the city. In outside towns there are still numerous cases but the epidemic is SubSiding,
 Seattle, Sept. 26 Samuel Coscl re- turned to Seattle after an absence of twelve years to find his wife married to Albert Grantman. The woman will seek divorce from Cosel in order that she may marry Grantman again and become his wife without legal question. She waited several years after the dis appearance of Cosel and married Grant man after she believed the missing husband to be dead. She says now that she is not interested in Cosels reSur- roction.
 Cosel says he has travelled far and wide since he went away a dozen years ago, though he does not give a com plete account of his history.
 Seattle, Sept. 26 Steamer Excelsior arrived here last night from Seward, and reports that she found the Y. $. survey steamer Gcdnoy on the rock, in WrangeI NarrowS but pulled her oIr safely The Gcdncy was notapparcntly injured but she will probably go on the drydock when she come? in.
 Washington. D. C.. Sept, 26 The Chinese government makes a formal protest against the joint occupation of Manchuria by the Russian and Japan- cSe armies for twelve months, as pro- vided in the treaty of peace. China demands that the evacuation by the hostile armie, be within nine months.
 China also protests against the main tenance of a joint force ny the foreign armies to guard the railroad. The Chinese government insists that this agreement means the stationing of at least 10000 men along the road, which is regarded by China as menace to her own authority,
 Baku. Circa,sia, Sept 26-Prince Loui, Napoleon, governor of CircaSsia, at conference between rcpresentat- i've, of the Tartars and Armeniano today secured am agreement between the hostile factions. It wa, agreed to call a general conference of represent atiyeS of both nationalitieS in October to settle, if possible. upon am arrange mcut which will end the standing cnmity between the two. The Russian government will be urged to adopt measures which will insure permanent orderand protcctiono of life and prop ery.
 Washington. D. C., Sept. 26-AIajor George Ruhlon, qumtermaster-general of the L. $. army, announced today that he will soon take a general west crn trip to inspect the army posts. It is stated that Maj. Ruhlen will recom- mend numerous improvements.
 Vienna. Sept 2G It is announced by the cabinet of Emporcr Francis Jos eph that conditions throughout Austria Hungary have greatly improved since the last election, notwithstanding the result of that election was a popular mandate concerning government poli- cies which has not been followed.
 Christana, Sweden, Sept. 26-The protocol arranging the terms of sep aration between Sweden and Norway which was signed Saturday by the delegates of the two countries is under general discussion. The people of both countries seem well satisfied with the plan of separation, and the whole issue is considered to be settled.
 New York, Sept. 26-A ton of pow der exploded this morning in the fac tory of the Green Point Fire Works, l.;11i,,, ,,o mon oD6 u,Crto 1lv ini1Ip-