Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-20
NEWS or TiE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Chimes, Commissioners Arrive
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Chinese Commissioners Arrive By Cable Go The Daily Gateway.
 San Francisco, Jan. lG-The party of Chinese commissioners who will inves- tigatc economic conditions in the United States, arrived here today. Tie commission includes several of the most eminent Chinese statesmen.
 Morales Quits His Job
 Puerto Plata. San Domingo, Jan. l3 Gen. Morales rendered hi,re,jgnatiou as president of San Domingo thiSmoru- iLg and ir wa, accepted by Congress. He will leave che island tonight on a '. <. gmboac and go Co Porto Rico. Former Cabinet Minister Catercs, who had been acting president ever since Morale, was forced Co leave the capital Ina, succeeded lo ,hn presidency.
 The change O. administration will make no difference in tine negotiations concerning the new commercial treaty with the United States, as Caceres and his cabinet lad already practically reached au agreement with the American minister
 Herrera Beats Young COrbett
 Los Angeles. Jan. I3 -Aurelio Her rera knocked out Young Corbett las, night in the ft,h round at the Pacific Athletic Club pavilion. The MeNican's victory was am easy one as Corbett lacked che dash which used Co charac- terjze hi, action in the ring. It iS un- ders,ood that he had great difficulty in getting down Co weight and the effort is supposed to have weakened him.
 Corbett boNel we'll but his blows did little damage. The fight came near ending in the first round when Her rera caught Corbo,t ou the jaw with a hard right and left in quick success sion, staggering him Co the ropes. IT Herrera had property followed up hi, advantage he could have put Corbe,t down fo. the couu, immediately after ward. bur hi, blows were poorly di- rgc.cd and Corb.,, managed torecoyer his wits and stall through tac round.
 In the following round, Corh..r managed Go p.or.,, a.m~c.. md a frequently. ba. u., blow, lacked ~reau ant tu rhe auh H.rryra suddenly landed rgh. swing Co che jaw which put Co.1e.r uar og business.
 Cdrccrcs Seats Rebel Forces
 Cape uau.oa. Jan. I5-G,n. Car ceres, provt>.w. rrr~tduu, of San Io.u-1 sine. t.e resignation of President .ora..-. defeated n tu,ur- gent umy near s.e cua-. uo, w from Puerto Earag.-r.r6a.. ina ~uugutuar. battle. The .eue army wa, dispersed. It t, believed r.ur ,G. ru1.. cruiser. udepeudenc.a. vii. surrender, in which case ru. rebellion w... end. as rhe land forces of the lu-urgyu,, have been scattered.
 Europe Studies Moroccan Fuss
 AIgectras. Spain. Jan. l5-Euvoy, from all the European nations inter- csted met in conference here today to decide the la,eof Morocco.
 The chief issue Is the demand Of Germany for share in the manage menJ of Moroccan uHiars, a function to which France claims an exclusive right Great Britain sides with France in the controversy.
 Gets SutsiIy to Blld Road
 Seattle, Jan. l5-Thomas ". O'Brj en. general manager of the AIask Mine, Railway Company. has sue cecded in securing go subsidy of Sl+OJ a mile from the Canadian government for extensions of the line.
 The company will build from Daw- sou to Sulphur Springs, thirty miles, this year, and will probably extend still further next year.
 Dr. Harper Buried
 Chicago, Jan. I5-Dr. William Ran ney Harper, president of the university of Chicago, was buried here yesterday with stately ceremonies. An immense crowd attended the services, many be- ing turned away, and the procession which followed the remains to the cemetery was oiimposing magnifcence. Memorial services were held in New York City at the same hour.
 Rev. ". E Cleveland Very lll
 Cleveland, O., Jan. l5-Rey. w. N. Cleveland, brother of Ex-President Cleveland, is very i'll here with paral- ySis. He is s years old and his recov- cry is regarded as doubtful
 DsSmisses Nidshpman Coffin
 Washington, D. C.. Jan. l6 -Secre- tary Bonaparte of the navy depart ment has approved the sentence of the ,..,rr.t ,,,.r.tT.T ..f kr.....1g r......T ....T