Seward gateway., 1905-09-09


 United States district court. Both pre- vious trials resulted in jury disagree ments.
 Victoria, Sept 6-The revenue cut ter Carmencita, which has been raid ing outlaw sealing vessels along the seal islands, has arrived here with 379 confscated seal skins. Salt Lake City, Sept. G. Utah travel ing men are holding their annualmeet= ing at Richfeld in the southern part of the state. Many outside travelling men are present as guests and big barbecue was held
 Kishinetr, Sept. 6--AtQ a Jewish fune- ral here yesterday a collision occurred between men in the procession and by islanders, and soldiers were ordered out to preserve the peace. The troops fired upon a riotous group and several men were wounded nearly all Jews, The shooting is considered to have been wanton.
 Butte. Mont, Sept. 6-A mob made an unsuccessful attack on the jail here last night with the intention of taking out and lynching Barnes, who killed Barney a few days agomder aggravat- ed circumstances. The sheriff and jail CTS made a determined stand and the mob. which was large one, retired,
 Berlin, Sept, Eleven new cases of. cholera have been reported. A strict quarantine is maintained wherever the plague has appeared.
 Several cases of the plague have been located in the heart of Hamburg and it is feared that the pestilence may be hard to handle in tue tenement districts.
 By direction of the state department at Washington the American consul is causing rigid inspection to be made of emigrants seeking to embark from Hamburg 10 the United States.
 Ecnosha, Wis., Sept. 6-Pcter Ach- ton, a Chicago millionaire, fatally shot hi, son in lamjlyrow at their summer home in this city yesterday
 Hayre, Mont, Sept. G-Fmc destroy ad part of the business district here last night, with a loss of Sjo,o00 
 Seattle, Sept. G-Capt. John B. Libby for many years one of the best known steamship men on the coast, i, dead in a Portland sanitarium, to which he was taken last winter when his health broke down completely, For a long time before hi, collapse he wa, manager of the Puget Sound Tugboat Company of Seattle.
 san Francisco, Sept. c-Bmtt and Nelson have been unable 50 far to agree upon referee Britt wants Jim JcTric, and Nelson favor, George Sler.
 The deadlock over the appointment of a referee is SD stubborn tha, iJ may stop the fight a, each side refuses to a,ccda to the choice of the other. Nelson and his bacsnr, object Co the selection oga California man and the G.ftts iu,inuale that Sileris ofricud- ly to the other camp.
 Both men are in the baS of condition and each insists that he ht, acyrtain'y of winning by knockout |, is the general opinion of the sports that each mn will pu, up a wonderful fight and that the contest will go a long way to- ward the limit
 St. Petersburg, Sept. "A revolt has broken out in the Caucasus and seems to be spreading. The Russian troop, are powerles, against the rebel horda> of Tutms and Armcuiaus. Several small battles have been fought, with resulting casualties of at least 5.OOO in dead and wounded.
 It now seems likely that the long ,mothercd rebellion in the provinces of the Caucasus. where preparations for revolt have been going on openly for several wears, with intermittent out breaks, is at last on. The insurgents are said to be well supplied with arms and ammunition, and their numbers are increasing rapidly.
 Moscow, Sept. "A nephew of M. Witte. chief peace envoy at the Rus sian-Japmese conference, today shot and killed a girl with whom he was enamored, and then turned the weapon nnnn himself with fntal resmlt. He