Seward gateway., 1905-10-07
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porting to be signed by Peel and Com pany. wealthy stock brokers, The forgery was perfect and no trace of .. the man who presented it has yet been found. The exact amount he secured k not known, as the hank'iS preserving great secrecy about the transaction.
 Colon. Oct. Six hundred laborers brought from the island of Martinique to work am the isthmian canal refused to land from she steamer here yeSter- day because they would first have to submit to vaccination,
 This morning after a good deal of barley all but l5O consented to go ashore. Those who refused were landed iorcibly, being clubbcd and driven like cattle. All went to the canal, a, there was nothing else for them to do. Health conditions are bad and the men are very Sullen. It is thought probable that further trouble may follow. and that other laborcrs may be stirred to msubordination.
 New York, Oct. , Senator Platt to- duy publicly announced his opposition to the rc-nomination of Gov. Higgins of New York by the Republicans. The "ea,y boss" wants Robert C. Morris. Guam. Oct American women her., today formulated am appeal to be sent to the American government ask . inc for the establishment of hospital here for the natives. At the present time there i, no adequate provision for he care of helpless persons.
 Cleveland. Oct. The referee in bankruptcy who has been Investigating Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, finances, rc- ported today that he Ina, found asset, amounting Co l.No0. Her liabilities run up in thy millions.
 U.l>mgfor-. Finland Oct. The Swedish steamer, Diord and Robert ,o.udu Jhj, morning ina dense fog near .,a.on~.~uuj. The Robert wal, sunk md ,a,... passenger, drowned
 ca.oo. China. o,a2 The ,oa,,wi,c steamer. Salc,ho from Shanghai struck nouu. mine ninety mile, south of -nmum- a.omoorory last Saturday au. sunk in 30 few minutes. Fifteen nr--uur.r- were drowned, mostly foreigners. The survivor, managed to keep arou tu small boat, mtu picked nn b. two passing steamers.
 Cu.,owu. Cape Colony, S. A.. uct. - X tornado swept over the town of .aIn.~u"y .a~, nigh, and reduced it Droiu,. Scarcely amy buildings Were" ..a standing, nJ a.uaD people are homeless m1 without -u..ur
 Seattle, oc.3 Seven masked locn .uUw a.. G", Northern overland train ... miles aprta aG Ballard last night. "a.. dmamuoa 'ao express, ....... mu secured tuo money .u it.. u.. superintendent 0. rne express company -a.- c.. am3n., wa, small.
 E,vo. ... .ooo.r, escaped. bu, two ..uc mu who went through the uacu., holding up pa-,.a-yr, were captured uy tnc re.u action o0 men in ur. ,e- who took them by surprise mG og.rnawyruJ them. Tine -ug.l0 ua- -u.u... po,,., ou. securing the .owu, o. uu. bandit, who escaped.
 Washington. D.u. Oct. :. President Roosevelt made public today the COP ra-pouaru,. in ,he Loomi,-Bowcn cm- haogto Tine President say, that thy late Secretary Hay disagreed with him a, ,o lhu justice O, tnr "miId ccn,wg" Q. Lopmt, in Secretary Talr> report. Mr. Hay believed ,ha, Bowen really intended to attack him.
 Tokyo. Oct. Fire starting in a store at Hiroshima spread m,ii twenty buildings were consumed with a loss of s5,U003ln The flame, were cNtiu- -uiShrt with great difficulty, troop, being calledm ,o assist. mcondimism i, suspected.
 san Francisco, Oct. 8 Steamer Alameda. which went ou the rocks in front of Fort Point yesterday, i, Stil stuck fas, with water pounding into her sides. The cargo and passengers have been taken off safely and it iS thought that the vessel may he loatedI tomorrow.
 SJ. Paul, Oct. 3-A cattle train on fHD S10 line west of this ci,v crashed