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Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
MANY KILLED IN
 CHINESE RL0TS
Trouble in Consular Courts al Shanghai Requires WarsIjPS
 10 Restore Order
By onble to rho Dang aatow,y-

Shanghai. Dcy @ Trouble n i"" locality occupied by che u...-n 'oa- suIar courts resulted tn riots n "0I'" twenty Chinese were N.lo. w. many infur.d. wnr German c.a-a. w1~ struck by 30 stone uua hau.y uug, and the American consul wa, also ,r.w"~ Two foreigners were killed
 The Chinese stores in the vicinity were closed but many shops were .oo,- ed nevertheless by tne rioters. Iwa- necessary ro land marines from wu- ships i'm the harhor Co rc,-or. oraor and martial law wu~ dec.a.0
 The exact origin of tno trouble has no, been a,cu-uDaa but |. grow o" of thc feeling among ,.. Nh.n'-. a-aiust foreigners.
 Shanghai. Dec. 2U. AH .ar..-..rs in this city have heou ordered .. retire into rle foreign consulate, n. ..." ... foreign settlement. wa... ... w".. population i, large enough .a. SD ..-.- ared 80, Co be aa.. Co offer .....'. de f.usa against Chimes. r.....- -..... t.e latter attempt 8 general assault ur. foreigners.
 Marines have been 'au... from Am- ortcau. German and British "arhsu- .u tac harbrr na they are u.rr....- r1. streets \ Janauu~. sr...r Ha, n..r ordered Co .nt, DOT. .o. .- now a. ... way.
 u.. .av..s- c.a,~c, -....-.o 'a .... n. -urnt-u settlement ... .' is o.- Efryed cha. -ng foreign u.... wi. .. able .o withstand amy ... 0r.. unea-.r.-. prevails, nevertheless a.. rarr.gn.r, ara keeping closely i. ... settlement, while sue .au-.....- .r. strongly guarded
 F.Hn. Doe. 2l Th. impress dove ager promised today t. m.-.-. ,.. SHan-a~t rioters -ul.u .. as-.a..- nT. 1a Americans.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
PREPARE WAY FOR
 FINNISH COL08ISTS
Agents at Aurora Select Location Suited in All Respects for
 Their COuntymen

Reports from the leaders of the Finnish colony for which a .ocation n-, been chosen aJ Aurora, ou the eaa.uru side Of Cook Inlet, indicate that they are making preparation, .or a large number of immigrants, in the spring. The enterprise recently in- cornorutcd under the laws of Alaska, and three of it's representatives nave been on rho site of tn. colony since October and will remain there all winter
 The Lead of the company which la known a, The Alaska Colonization X - ,,o.ru, Company , - C Uorub3ry, New York agent oi a line oI steamer, running between Finland and Ncw York. This line brings most O. che Finnish immigration 10 this country. X large majority of these Finnish immigrant, arrive in the United State, without any definite pur- pose except the general wish 10 better their condition. Many of them go to work on farms OF in mines. Others seek employment simply as laborcrs on great construction works, such as roil- road building.
 The purpose of the immigration pro- feet which has sought field in Alaska is to give Finnish immigrants m op- portunity 10 acquire farm, or other property Of their own more easily than they could do sd by hiring out as labor CTS for great corporations. The chief industries Of Finland are agriculture and fishing, and Southern Alaska offers Finlaudcr, more similarity Of employ meur than any other part of the west crn world, with resources far greater than a, home.
 In the locality chosen for the Finnish colony i, found a large eXpln,e of rich land. practically unlimited salt water fisheries. excellent timberand immense coal deposits. The climate is milder than that of Finland and experiments on a small scale have demonstrated that ali the hardy cereals and yeget- abIcs have a prolific growth. Along Cook Inlet the Finnish immigrants will ind far richer country than they leave.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
TO ORGANIZE A. B. CAMP
Local Members Hold Meeting and
 Prepare to Get Together

Twelve members of the Arctic Brotherhood. holding proxies for four others, met Sunday afternoon and made arrangements to organize a Sew and camp of the order. Four addition al members live in Seward OF vicinity, so the local camp will start with a membership of twenty.
 A committee was appointed to make the necessary arrangements with the grand council for a charter. This will have to be obtained from the office of the grand recorder, Godfrey Chealan- der of Skagway. The committee is composed of II. H Hildreth, C. Y. Dag gaaC and Cecil H. Clegg.
 II. P. Vibrant is deputy grand chief and empowered to conduct the formalities of instituting a new camp, so that this can be done whenever the charter is received without sending for an outside official. As soon as the camp is on working basis an effort will be made to add a large number of new members and to take steps to equip lodge room.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
TRACK LAYING
 IN PROGRESS
Large Force Of Men Engaged on Rock WOrk"Tunnei Boring
 Win Soon Begin

TracEaying on the railroad wal, rn- sumcd Thursday and will proceed slowly until end ormiIe47 is reached. TEn end of rhc track had been ou the 10th milr tor several week, preceding. until heavy rock work just beyond H could bc finished The remaining t"o mile, will be laid within the next thirty days.
 The end of the track will be a, Jhc end of mile Y for the winter and rD, transfer station, now at l&, will be moved to 47 a- soon as the tack is laid to tuo latter point From there freight will have To be skiddrd. bu. a good skid road i, already maoo from the transfer station at 43.
 Jus. beyond mile-po-t 47 is big rock obstruction fifty feet high and 2oo feet long. This will require ,cy- rral months To remove. ll could br done in ln,, time at greater expense, bat there is mo occasion for haste br- cause .hc tunnels cannot be completed before early aum4.. and all that the construction dcputmnnr desire, lo co ], to have nI. the Intervening stretches of track 70 rDe las, tunnel on 52 conn ul.gcu o~ soon a~ the tunnels so that the track cm 0u rn through them Eilhou, delay when the boring ~
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
INSIDE PASSAGF
 MAY GIT CABLE
Humphrey Proposes Extension la ketcHiaan and #rangei and
 Department faY5rS !i
By c-6I. to Tu5 Daily Casewoy.

Ws-r...ou. D C. Dg. 2o loa ggu,~mu Humphrey u. t.-.n-.11 vii. move ..r .0. insertion " .n. gu' appropriation a.,loi a...v. providing fora sufficient appropriation Co yEt"u. .n. A.s->a able line fo Wsm-.. a". Nwyh.s.u
 Ta.w department is iu favor 8. tnu uaH'. extension aud mo doubt l~ en- ru.amet cha. rhr appropriation will h. .m.... u ..at ease the cable will be uid {. .h. towns in question early mex. summer.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
NO STlAaLa THl5 MEEK
Alter Christmas Seven Boats WiU
 Come.In Fifteen Days

Seward will be shy on steamers until after Christmas uo then they win come ina 1uH again Th. Snr.a Ana should reach uu, amy tim. after tUr 4Gta, according to the weather she encounters. The Grace Dollar should come about the same time and .ae Bertha 80 little later The Oregon and Portland will arrive soon after January l, and the bark Nicholas Taager. chartered 10 bring g lumber cargo. will hoe due almost any time alter New Year, Day
 Between rhe santa Aua aud Santa Clara. fifteen day, apart Jhe other. three regular steamers and two extra boat, will arrive: making seven within 8 half month. This does not include rle Dora. running Co the westward.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
HOTEL OFFICE ENLARGED Public Room of McNejley Doubled
In .L-L

The NcNetov hotel ollie. has been doubled rusIza hy removal a. .au pare tiriou between cine u.a ollie. ana the parIor. which adds ,he space .ecHnla" by the latter to the office. which wa, much crampcd. X rom upstairs has been furnished for a .adirr. urr'or
 Back of Jhe office ou ,he south side Of the hall a room will ha equipped lor a bar. Carpenters ar. now aJ work and che Hyu res will b. .ns.a'leI early next week.
 The addition to the hotel has been hlIy furnished and tweuty-rhree rooms have been udded Co ,r- cap cil.-
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
'. - .o -. pany aa.awly.

By Gable au -'e A@I'y E-.-''y'
 4. pta.-lmr. Dec. 70. The Union of .fon,. ga, u~M labor or@antza. tan <. .hG- city, today ordered gen. .rM -uG,. u all uadcs. and in the proclamation announced doaauco of 'ho .ay.nmant The cumiW to the gov eminent is aor oaly directed agairs, .na cra, and .as mi,tocracy, but in. cuUcs NNtue and all others iu auth. o..t..
 Tau terms in which rha strike is ordered renders every man obcyin@ ,l. o4urIt.mo Co awost for treason, a. r.. wo,gm.a. .s les, Of a social and industrial action than political The coupling of ,ar rrpudiariou of 'ho .or..ru,nr with .ho order Go strike ls simply a call .or revolution.
 hi, believed ny foreigners here ,ha' Ru--a i, uo r.. eye of final struggle u..nu.u .nc pre,ou, government and m.no1u,s. AIupahlc is openly ndyo. u,.. ny .n. popular leaders, and the Socialists ar. na,jl, urging .nat il he -.c..,.r n .orm Tine conservative classes and .ua .oru.-n.u- think lua. auawa. ...u.. ..Ev.y.o Oe the out. come. wH.r.u aue. ru in spit" .us t.. m.... aa outbreak is daily expected
 e n.r.n.mn- n.e 12 The work.
 .n.. -.".. ..rY au.N. ...
 .oor. moved raa G....
 .m uo ar .ne y.g. vir.o., n'.r.a- ..,g. mo.-n .w.,ge., "r. ~... loyal ru mas. a.,-.b.. la, oroa.iou O. a tow trains unless taes ar. stopped og g,nu strikers. Troops made whole. .a'r a.wa.., r.r.. lay .u0 today 0. a.- ..uo... men NN.. tNr.o .ar,at.... wu... 10 t.. train -.r"aeo.
 Tu. League of League, appealed to .r. .ut.u -.s.".maur tor ,a. o-,." ..wm- O. public dining rooms lnr u. r..r sun .H mmc is feared in ... .w..". ... .... price, nro ...a.' .v ucn.-.r. n.. c.-t,.... .nn. .-. living t, ....E la" aa,.. '.. r.a.... ......".m ,..-s.# .w H.y"' d..r.w.. Hunger r adding more ,.. .., oluau..m...r Co -ae -ro".. .u.rs...o .ous sentiment among tu n. onr.
 e. p..-uuw D.. lG The czar s cr.-.. .a.a ..' does mot leave hi. palace. .. ..n.r.. upon Wiue .". everything and has ceased lo a.s.u av r-..u.ra.ut ideas concerning ln, -o.u-mur. Sine. inc revelation o n. au ,naD uor.1u.uauE party, in r..n. .r. gran. dna.s, has rune.
 ..as. u.m he seems indifferent .o r.. outcome.
 wu. leader, Of the railroad .wp.ov,. has. -.ar word 10 M@.huroCaar eEu though g. genera, strike suou.o be de gIwe. they will run trains on tua 0t uer.au limo regardless O. officials, tD bring home ,ao army to light 'or inde n.uIeace.
 Tle government today ordered war ships of the Baltic lee, to shell Rig; uulss, cae tu-ugenl, who have
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
Northern Bowling Alley Opens

The Northern bowling alley wa, opened last might with 80 large crowdm attendance. Aside from 80 Iiu.a p.ac- rss. .a. I,r bowling done on theaIlcys w.s the match game between ,he ly- clones and tha urucib.o-, five men or each team. The Cyclones won by a total score of l,g2, to IN-0 by tine Inc v.nctbles. J. D. sheldon won the box of Nonopale cigars offered by Air. Wbltemore for the highest iu- dfvidual score of the evening.
 Glrlreeamen have been killed ia foot ball game, this fau Some people say that man who plays football ought -0 0a killed
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
fQAME UP WAR
 AGAINST ODELL
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 New York, Dee. 22-Ex-Gov. Odell gave out 8 lengthy statement today, in which he charges bad faith upon Gov. Higgins and President Roosevelt. The fight now on is over the speakership of the assembly in the next legislature. Higgins and Roosevelt are in favor of Nadsworth. At the request Of the President Congressman Cox has gone home to work for Wadsworth OdeH is for Merritt
 Odcll says that the source Of the President and Governor Higgins is wrecking the Republican party in Higgins denies this and makes counter charges against Odell. The fight promises to be extremely bitter Sen ator Platt is also against Odell, al- though he is not friendly to Higgins.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23

The ChichagoT gold strike is still exciting Sitka. A native named Moses turned up in town the other day with an account of an amazingly rich find. A lot of white men have arranged to let Moses lead them into the promised land.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
Pumping Stations installed

Pumping stations at the water tanks on miles l6 and 37 were put in com mission the past week. These are the regular equipment on all railroads in cold climates, consisting of a Smalltubu- lar steam boiler, run by one man. to keep the water tanks from freezing up.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
ORDER STRIKE AND
 DzFY GOVERNMENT
a,s m Russian la30r UnoaS Gail 0at Men in All Industries and conala rracamal3a With RcpGdlatoH oj Official Authority Which Brings UPon AM Wbo o3oy Their BaacsS
 liability lC Arrest i0r Treason

orrant.p4 revolutionary government in the province O, Ljyonia. lay down taairmm,.
 Moscow. Dee. k Bo~tor grcuadiers mmin.od yesterday mc under the leadership of Private scabror seized the .oru Machine guns were trained upon .hc ror, by loya, troops and after a short period of firing tuo mutfncnrs lost their nerve. Part of them rc- turned ,o duty and finally .ho romain- der surrendered their leaders 70 the loyal troop, and went back lo their own commands.
 -r prrr,8arr. Dee. Is-I, has been decided to di,aIm the Monchmian army before bringing fine soldiers horne. Tn. muumous spirit i, strong among raommd itt-roarod that ii they ner, to john the r.vo.uJ5onts,s at home while armed tb, overthrow of the goF- crmm,., would De- inevitable. They viub. bruugh, back in sinai. Getach- mcn.-, auarmcd, and dispersed to'n"jr homes.
 The feeling Of a,uy,' permc- a,rs mI classes. Tn. goyorumon. ,ra.r. u. to hc frhtmr "&.d Revelation. " while rae uour'ac. i, tnr- ror.l.Un ns ..m. or 80 u.w 'Wa.Je Ter ro. r.o.ola.ia, leader, of high standing have gone mya hiding and rna rc,o.gfouls., threaten 10 deliver" h.oN for blow tr any of their number $, put to death.
 !, t, a..a.ud ,ha. Wlr. is in con- stan. ..a... a. assassination aua a -ruu- ors.al troops guards .ne ha- a.ma. aEncr .or ruo protection of Che
 orE Rlssiaa Government
 St. Petersburg. Dee. lo rls worIs- ugm u council held ,,sry, session las. nigh. and issued a proclamation v... predicts .a. H'. of the imperial gayemm.nr ita,...s tina. the -ov- .umm. g. it's course has provoked and declared civil war on the prolel- a.ar. and conclude, with am appeal to ...mm. ,o a'U ... common people in mr e.au. struggle.
 S. pao.Darg. Dee. 2I.-Thuly Inur.nnd D. .hu cu', soldier, are im- .a-.u.u in towns O. lithuanta by a ...l arm, numbering hundreds of .no,.aa-. Women and children are .ga.m. in the revolutionary ranks vii. raa u.u Hil the Russian officials have been imprisoned. Fm- w# continues Joum.
 ntu', city everything ], quiet but a conflict with tGe strikers l, hourly expected
 Lnhuauia i. the former name of 8 once independent country lying bn- tween Poland and Russia. it was finally united with Poland and passed with the partition of that country under Russian rule. Il is now divided into the three Russian provinces of Wilma Crodno and AIinsl. but the inhabitants wc till known as Lithu- mlans and retain distinguishing ,...F,r.r' .N.,.r. sf.ri-fig.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
No Bridge Worz UnilI Spring

immediately beyond the biglock cu. on mile !, a Drto-. I25 fee, iong and !0o ioc, high ., .. a. constructed. No. thing niI. on dope Du that until spring bacaus. everything k covered with snow md ,uc rmh.rs would be SO slip prgy tuu, carpenter, would nc. care to wor., under circumstance, which would entail SO much danger. Neither does the company care jo nave them take such risks. On tnc other side of the first tuunc. on mile AZ. is another high bridge upon which action will be- de- r..-.. n.s'l a"r' ,r .ll t.e FaIa" r"n- son.
 Although tho weather has been somewhat colder ou on the line than in seward. where it ha, been below the freezing point ouly one week this winter, it nas caused little interference with work on the grade, which i, now wholly confined .o rock work. Nearly l50O mcu are now engaged in blasting away rock ob,uuctions at various point, on the line from the end Of the track to mile -. seven miles beyond the head of Tmmagain Arm.
 J. B. Cameron, engineer of construc- ,ion, came in last night after several day, at the front and reported good progress at all the camps, in spite Of short days. The men are able to get in only abou; eight and one-halt hours now. but they are paid the full rate. In few weeks the days will lcugthen .o they can work full time again.
 Busy Around Tunnel Camp Between the first tunnel. on mile +9 and the Rich x Harris tunnels on mile 52 a large number of men are engaged in rock work. They have a big camp . al 5l. mi, work i, along the 'Ioop.' Another camp is on mile 52, close 60 the Rich N Harris tunnel camp. Some places on tine grade will be skipped uu- ] til spring. because they are mostly dirt work. Part of this was done, l however. before rhc freeze-up. On mile 90 a long stretch on side hill will be left until spring because of the ] frequent snow slides.
 Preparation, for tunnel driving are going on steadily both on the tunnel 1 the railroad construction company will bore on mile 49 and on the five Ricn X Harris tunnels on mile 52. The actual work of boring on ail of them wlll be- gin shortly after the first of the new year. The railroad company will rake the biz boiler which will furnish steam for it., tunnel work, up the line within a few days. A great deal of fresh snow has fallen this week and the boiler will not be taken up until the snow settles sufficiently to make the skidding easy.
 The railroad company has a steam compressor at the farther end of inc tunnel. from which end most of the boring will be done. Some hand labor will be done at the nearer end but that work will not be rushed, as the steam driving from the other end can finish the task as soon as the Rich x Harris tunnels can be completed.
 Pumping Stations installed
 Pumping stations at the water tanks on miles l6 and 37 were put in com mission the past week. These are the regular equipment on all railroads in cold climates, consisting of small tubu- lar steam boiler, run by one man. to
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE
Five Little Ones Die At Fort Dodge In
Burning House.
FLAMES FOLLOW GASOLINE EXPLOSION
No Opportunity for ChiIdren Go Escape
and Bodies Are Found by
Firemen After Blaue is
ExtlnEuished.

FORT DODGE Ia. Sept. 27,-(special
Telegram Five children Of Ed Adamson.
switchman on the Minneapolis a st.
Louis, and one Of David Pecord were
burned to death in a fire which destroyed
the Adamson home at s o'clock this morn
ing. Five children were in an upstairs
room alone. The mother stepped out to a
neighbours ana returned fifteen minutes
later TO find the building a mass OF roaring
flames and the children imprisoned above,
with escape cut off on all sides by the
flames. The faces were seen at the window
a moment. then all were obscured by a
mass of fire which burst forth.
Ffremen were able to enter the building
after half an hour and Ave blackened and
roasted bodies we're found. It is thought
that the children were smothered in smoke
and flames and were burned after death.
The flesh was ready to drop from their
bodies.
Explosion of q gasoline stove is supposed
to have caused the holocast.
The dead are: Edna, aged 10; Irnis, aged
8; Clarence, aged s; Ernest, aged 3, all chill
dren Of Adamson. and Raymond, the S-year-
old son of David Pecord.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
Motorcycle Race Meet.

Omaha is to be given a treat in the way
OF some motor cycle races at the Sprague
street park Sunday afternoon under the
management of Louis Flescher. These ma
chlnes have been perfected to such an ex-
tent that they can be sent around the turns
or any track about as fast as a rider will
dare to ride them and the races resolve
themselves largely Into trial of nerve in
permitting the machines to go as fast az
they Will around the turns There are
number of local men who have risen to
chimes and they will be pitted against sew
eral crack riders from abroad, so that
every one who goes to the park will be
given a run for his money. Besides the
motorcycles there will be several bicycle
races as reminders of olden times BIZ
cycling Is still one of the live sports in
some sections of the country, although no
races have been held here for some time
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
Omahas Back for Game SUNDAY

Omaha's ball players will return from
their transforming expedition Sunday in
time for the big benefit ball game which
VIII be played with the Lee-Glass- Andree-
sens at Vinton street park Sunday after
noon. The Originals have been winning
from all of the amateur teams in this neck
or the woods this summer and hope to
taking the scalps of the Champs-that Is,
the ex-Champs, for Des Moines is now the
holder of the title. The league team will
be somewhat weakened by the loss of Car
ter, who has gone to his home, and by
Lawler, who will play with the Originals
having simply been loaned to Rourke by
Manager Bradford. -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28

II travel in the southern states" says
Mr.. E. E. Cross Of Melfa, Va. while
driving had a sudden attack of cholera
morbus, with severe cramping pains in the
stomach. A customer of mine at the first
store stopped at recommended Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, and two doses OF 1t set me right. !
now carry bottle of this remedy in my
grip constantly, as do many other travelling
men. unhesitatingly recommend it." The
constant chage Of drinking water and diet
often causes disorders of the bowels. For
this reason no one should leave home on
journey without bottle of this remedy.
II is almost certain to be needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
OMAHA BOYS PUT Up A BALL GAME
show Fremont what they Can DO
when They Really Try.

FREMONT. Neb., Sept. H.--(Special Tel
egram. THE Transformers played ball to-
day and the score was u to 0. the genuine
article, while Fremont got ratified in the
second and did not get over IL at all
Leach's curves suited everybody except
Hall. Slugger Bill landed a couple of hits
and Dolan and Bassey two each. The FIRE.
mont boys did not have any trouble in hit
ting Koukalik, but they knocked the sphere
squarely into somebody's nit The trouble
began in the second, when three hits
base on balls and Bassey's long drive
over the fence for four bases brought
in four scores making II 10 a.
In the third inning two more hits, a
sacrifice and passed ball let in another
one. They took Leach's measure again in
the eighth and when the agony was over
added three more. making an even dozen.
Only one Fremonter got as far as third
They could not get the ball out Of the
diamond and their fielding was ragged.
score: RH.E.
Omaha ........0 I'll Of 0-1a15 8
Fremont 40 o o 0 0 0 90 8 6
Batteries: Koukalik and Freese; Leach
and Shea
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
Randolph Races Draw Well.

RANDOLPH, Neb., Sept. 1-(Special Tel
egram.)-The opening day of the Randolph
races was well attended by 200 people
The interest centered I'm the 22O pace,
which was hotly contested Annie Wood
lock CDyment, Sioux City won. Little Rebel
!strahan, Wayne second, Dan l. (Belmer.
Nermilion) third. Best time: 2:19. In the
2N trot Joseph Second won in straight
heats, Tom Moore second and Miss Falier-
ton third. Pat oran landed the running
race, Captain Horn second. Hartin gton
won the ball game against Randolph. score
to, 8. A fine showing of blooded stock
marks the exhibit
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
Marks Loses Again.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Sept H-(Spe-
cial. "A foot race match between Frank
Hedgelin OF Boelus and Al Marks the noted
fireman Splinter, attracted 1000
people TO the speedway west OF this city
Yesterday afternoon. The two had race
two weeks ago, I'm which Marks was beaten
and at this time wager of $500 a side was
put up for second contest here. Hedgelin
who Is barber by trade. came down from
Boelus, as did Marks from Stanton. II was
a big event for the sports and much money
hands as a result. Hedgein again
won the lOO-yard contest by about eight
teet, the time being 010h