Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

ial police officers guarded the Pontiff and the Vatican all day yesterday be- cause it had been learned that many anarchists had arrived in the city. On a report from Paris that a plot has been formed to dope the papal guard in order to gain access to the interior of the Vatican the special guard will continue.
 Statehood Bill Passes
 Washington, D. C., June P The conference agreement on the statehood bin passed both houses sycstcrday alter noon. Ir admits Oklahoma and Indian territory as one state and allows Ari- lona and New Mexico to vote on the question of joint statehood at the delc- gate election in November
 WashOut on Northern Pacific
 Helena, Mont.. June P Northern Pacific tracks are washed out for ff- teen miles near Glcndive by floods from mountain streams. Through trains of the road are running over the Great Northern tracks.
 More Clerks for Nome Post Office
 Washington, D. C., June 1.-The postal department decided today to make a temporary allowance for addi- tiouul clerks in the Nome post office
 san Francisco Asks $I4,OOO,OOO
 Washington. D. C., June PA dele gaHon of California men arrived today Co ask congress to pass a law making SIAOOO.OOO of San Francisco bonds re- ccivabIe as deposits to secure national bank circulation. This would amount practically toa government loan.
 Try to Get Easy Honey
 Washington, D. C., June P An effort was made in the senate yesterday to allow an appropriation of $ljO,0oo to ten lawyers for purported service in opening the Colville reservation in the state of Washington. Strong opposi- tion was developed, Clay, Bailey and Tiuman declaring that no real ser vices had been rendered.
 To Look Up Evidence on Adams
 Seattle, June l2 - Superintendent Leach of the San Francisco mint ar rived today to secure evidence to be used in the trial of George E. Adams, the assay office embezzler. He says there is no doubt of the conviction of Adams or of the ultimate recovery of the stolen money.
 Indicts Former Insurance Men
 New York, June l2-The grand jury today indicted Dr. Gillette on the charge of forgery and Robert Gran nish on the charge of issuing false in their capacity as vice presidents of the Mutual Life Insur- ance Company, which positions they . formerly held.
 The report of the grand jury says that other former officials of the com pany were undoubtedly guilty of sim liar ofTenses but sufficient legal proof of the acts could not be obtained The report scores the methods of various officials with great severity.
 Yellow Fever Appears
 New Orleans, June l2-Three cases of yellow fever are in quarantine on Ship island They were taken in several days ago but the fact has just been learned today.
 Passes Alaska Coal Land Bill
 Washington, D. C., June 13-The senate passed the bill authorizing as signees of Alaska coal land locations to make entries nnder the general coal land laws. The law is applicable to Alaska only. Senator Spooner gaveno- tice of motion to reconsider here after.
 Passes Alaska Fisheries Bill
 Washington, D. C., June 13 The senate passed the Alaska fisheries bill yesterday.
 To Locate Refugees in Alaska
 Seattle, June l3-R. B. Markle of San Francisco is a passenger on the steamer Portland. He is going to Alaska to seek a location for colony of refugees from the earthquake and