Seward gateway., 1905-09-23
WORLD NEWS
 FOR A WEEK
csslesrams from the Daily Gateway

casrcsrams from the Daily Gateway.
 New York. Sept. l6-The case of Baron Komura k puzzling his phy- ,iciau>. He isycry iu of fever but no accurate diagnosis ha, been made of thc malady
 Sioux City, Iowa. Sept lt Manager raka,nfta og 30 Japanese theatrical .ampau, now playing in tais city cN- or.,-r, .nr belief tba, Eomwa k conn mau.ur suicide by nwi-kari because of rn. gtr.eu. criticism, of the terms oi r.. r.a.. treaty which hi, comtwmcn ar hon. hlv. mlu.-,I ! in.
 w.Ea-n..a say, that all thc Japanese n..r.. understand wha, are the real a,., in The ease. lie says tha, Nomuw i, daily absorbing some subtle poison which produce, fever and i~ slowly inc :.rng .ue seed, of death into his ua.t
 Chris, ana. Sweden Sept. lG Dele ga.., to the conference to arrange rrrm, of the dissolution of the union between Sweden and Norway have ad- .uruat without settling upon any stip- ua,tou regarding the demolition of u-r.,,as ou the boundary between the two countries. Ct i, reported here r... Nauvay ., moving troop, toward rue frontier. and great excitement prevail, over n. story.
 -..e Sep. l6 At the meeting ol rn. Nmoi.aa board otmt,~.ors hnre r.- an.urou. u. Washington G@0I"n introduced resolution protesting u-aa-. r.. acceptance of "tar'sd ....." After debate ,he resolution u., voted down ny ato lo.
 u. Duu#.umadrn eloquent speech :. ..n.,. l.p.u..uu with his brother ..u..u,u uo. ro accept money for r....ur- G-u- which were in reality u..,u.u -.u,. Ue dij mo, mention G..>.t...rc us name.
 London Sept. Hugh Watt, former r..... ut parliament, ], on Jrju. here ur uu..e charge of trying to hire ..,,..v., to GtIr his former wife, who l, divorced. \ metropolitan detective named W.U.y -wurr in ,he Jr.a. ghar Watt gave u.u money Co ch.o.o.orm che woman. The6e..cttyo said he took .ng mo..y but maseuuutremp, against r.. woman. The detective also -wore that Watt wm.oa him ro kin Sir Reginald ueauchamp. 8 persona. enemy.
 Nosanaua. Sept I> Secretary of War war and party sailed today tor San Francisco. Urws, given cordi- ar au.w. ny aI officials in ,hoaopan- r-a -..r... a. rus port md many u.um.a... official, of Jhr imperial Jap- .n.,. -u.num.ur ar Tokyo came to Yokohama .rh.d him farewell. The nun.... u.r. lined mp ou rhe bmd m thousands a- h. departed in tug Gor -u. p.c.a.NuU liner in waiting our in rn. narb1r. They gave htm round at- r.rru.nu oI ueuzai,.
 In au interview iu>f before leaving Secretary Tat, said he had carefully Investigated the Chinese boycott of American goods and had learned that fr had >o far resulted in 30 loss of Sl5,- uo0oo0 Co Chinese merchants who had ordered good, from American mer- chants and manufacturers before the beginning of the boycott and were now unable Co dispose of the good, at any price. The Secretary regards the boy c8tta-a ,.r.ou, matter American trade. but expressed the belief tha, ir i, being overcome by the united action of thu Chimes. government and the mercantile classes. H. found, howey- gr that the boycott has much sym- pathy among some influential officials, and rnar a large part of the merchants lent it their active aid
 Erie, pa., Sept. lS.-In the middle 6i Lake Erie today the Canadian revenue cutter Vigilaut riddled the American tug Harry C. Barnhurst with shells. The tug turned and ran at full speed nti, she safely crossed the boundary The tug had been poaching in Canadian waters, and when over taken by the Canadian cutter was doing hrr best ro grt back to the American side. The tug wa, badly crippled
 Basu. Sept. Is Condition, in tie Caucg-r, grow worse continually The Tartar, nls. been burning villages, ......# .......I ..... t..,.. r...Ir a;..r