Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
WORLD NEWS
 FOR A WEEK
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Cabcgrams from thc Daily Gateway
 San Francisco. Oct. 25 Miss Alice Roosevelt and party and F.. II. Harri- mauandpmtyarriycdber yesterday on ,he Siberia
 Miss. Roosevelt hrough, with her present, valued in the aggregate at sIuo0o The President instructed her h, telegraph Co pay the duties upon them the same as any other person.
 Wichita. Km,as. Oct. 25 EN-Con- -rc,>mau Jerry Simpson died Monday of general breakdown. uc had been tGI for,ome time.
 Nh. Simpson had hceu one of the Uopurt,. leader, of Kan,a> since lN9o in which yea. he wa, first elected Co Congress. He spraug at once into prominence because of the campaign story that he wore no socks, amt ,or u long time he was known 30, 'NocNc~, Irmy." lie wal, reelected to Congress in I>g2 and u>g5. He achieved some prominence in thr House Of debatcr, although urt.r to hi, election To Com .rr,> he wa, small farmer near Medicine Lodge, and wholly without political experience. Since hi, last defeat he had lived quietly in tht, city most ofthe time.
 London. oct. 25 The American ship Nu,uughauua wa, abandoned at sea bee cause ofa leak which she sprung on ..e voyage from New Caledonia to Wilmington. Delaware. The crew landed safely on ,h. Solomon islands.
 Seattle. oct. 25 Steamer Portland reached Seattle Monday from Seward. She will sail uor,hvard again about ,ue end O. the week.
 Moscow. Idaho. O,t 26 Before Judge Beatty tn thy United States dis rfcr court yesterday the trial began of ruy Idaho land fraud eases. More than m0 wtu.,,e, will be examined Ru- mor say, tna, Senator Hepburn will be indicted upon the same charge as that upon which Senator Nt,chcllo of Oregon wa, convicted, that of accepting fees s1r>ervfcu, before the United States general land office while a member of rhe senate.
 seattle, Oct. 2. Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin t, in Seattle and announces that he will support the proposed bill ,o employ thr entire receipts of the Alaska cable and telegraph line, in making extension, ol the system. He say, the passage or the bil i, practice ally assured.
 Port Townsend, Wu,h., Oct. 26 The schooner Maid of Orleans, of l7O tons, which sailed from San Francisco Sep ,.mber with explosives for Seward and SeIdovia. put in here today badly crippled from hcy experience in a vio- storm off the Oregon coast. She had not been heard from for several weeks.
 London, Oct. 26 President Loubct of France arrived here yesterday to re- turn the recent visit of King Edward co Paris.
 Saa Francisco. Oct 27- The crew of ,ra bark Greyhead, which arrived here today from Alaska. report that they saw the city of San Francisco clearly ina mirage all through the nigh. of August I5, when the bark was lying on the PrhiIoG islands.
 Leavcuworth, Kan. Oct. 27-H. II. Rogers. the Standard oil maguate. wa, badly shaken up in his private ear in u collision wi;h a freight train last night near Uni, city. No one in che car wa, seriously injured.
 Seattle. Ger. p Secret Service Agent Burns. who uugmthcd the government land fraud, in Oregon, arrived here today with a large force of detectives Go investigate the charges of timber and land frauds in Western Washington.
 Washington. D. C., Oct ? Secre- tary Taft issued a statement today stating that he i, not candidate for presidency
 Tokyo, Oct 20 Themikado reviewed ueuavaI parade ia which &0O vessels passed in line yesterday Popular en-  t.a,ia,m surpassed ;lI other events of the war.