Seward gateway., 1905-10-07

NtW ! OIk, OCl. D II'N'll'N N."'' ton, convicted on three charges of big amy, was given nineteen years in priN- on by the judge of the criminal court this morning. In passing sentence the judge called Carlton amurdercr, sw nd- Ter and thief and said he ought 10 be hanged. Carlton k another Hocl, and married women for their money a. a business. He k believed to have kill cd several of his wives.
 Vancouver, B. C.. Oct. I Steamer CapiImo, which arrived here this morning from Lynn canal, reports find ing a huge mass of logs, trees andearth directly across the usual path of navt- gatiou in Queen Charlotte Sound. The CapiIano's officers say they could not determine the origin of the floating mass.
 St. Petersburg. Oct Russia has applied fora loan of $&l6OOo,oOO to meet pressing nccc,-itie, arising from the war.
 Foreign bankers are trying to place the loan in America, France, Germany, ] England and Holland. The only hitch in making the loan concern, the rate of interest.
 Seattle. Oct. Thomas Daly and John Noland attempted last night to ! hold up GIad,lonc's grocery at the corner Of Fifth avenue and le,Icr way. two blocks from the police station. 1 An alarm was given and officer, reach eel the place as the men escaped from the store and started 10 run. narm- ming fight a boy bystauder named Campbell. and Constable Cline were shot, The bandit, were captured after a ruu of five block, in 'nich many shots were fired by the officer, and several by the robbers.
 The Campbell boy is expected To die. He was shot through the stomach. Constable Cline will recover.
 New York. Oct 5-Thc Municipal Ownership League has nominated Con- grcs,man William E. Hearst. owner of the New York Journal. Chicago American and San Francisco ENamin- er. for mayor of Greater New York, over hi, protest. Mr. Hearst says that ne cannot accept the nomination. al- though in sympathy with the purpose, of the league, because he i, a Demo cratic ollce-holdcr.
 The possibility that the situation may not improve before the time set for President Rooscvelt'~ visit i, troub- ling the city officials. The President has promised to be here October 2i-26.
 Great injury 10 crops has resulted from the floods. Many streams have overnowed wide areas and in places the water is many feet deep.
 Washington. D. C., Oct. 5-'rhe national irrigation fund now contains S28.ooO.O0O. Among the present plans of the irrigation bureau are included projects for the reclamation of 9jo,0OO acres of western lands.
 All the mountain and Pacific states ars embraced in the scheme Of rcclam- ation which will be recommended by the bureau. The total cost of the work in those statesis estimated at S3O,OOO GOO.
 Washington. D. C., Oct. , Secretary Metcalf of the department of com merce expressed the opinion today that Congress should modify the Chinese restriction law if it's enforce mcnt is found to be 50 stringent as to miure trade relations with China.
 Vienna. Oct. 6-While speaking in the reichsrath this morning upon the governments internal policy Dr. Non Stemberg was frequently interrupted by Dr. Wolf, leader of the Pan-Ger- man party. The questions interposed finally so exasperated Dr Won Stern berg that he hurled large glass pitcher at his opponents head, barely missing him. A general melee fol- lowed and the session adjourned on account of thp excitement.
 Eureka. Cal. Oct GSteamer St. Paul. en route to San Francisco from Portland, went ashore yesterday near l Point Gordo A life-Saving crew saved the passengers, numbering l05. but the vessel and cargo are probably total ! loss.
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