Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-23
NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

action by Inga Neussler to recover a one-fourth interest in extremely rich property on Anvil creek.
 Other decisions in Alaska cases handed down yesterday by the circuit court of appeals were the following: Fred Martin against Andrew White, eiectment, judgment reversed and action dismissed; John Y. Sullivan against William Cartier, damages, judgment reversed; Jafet Lindeberg against C. r. Howard damages on in- junction, reversed; North American Trading & Transportation Company against NJ. D. Samuels, damages on breach of contract, affirmed; William Dettering against Alfred Nordstrom, suit for accounting, affirmed.
 Roosevelt Pays His Own Way
 Washington, D. C., June 22-Presi- dent Roosevelt says he always pays his own travelling expenses. The appro- priation asked for in his behalf is to pay the attendants and guards.
 Preacher Under Arrest
 Seattle, June 22-Rev. Joseph H. Lich, formerly pastor of the German Methodist church here, was arrested today upon complaint of his wife who charges that he is attempting to kill her in order that he may marry her sister. She alleges that he tried to drown her from a ship a year ago as they were leaving the island of Samoa.
 Holly Knocks Out Turner
 Seattle, June 22-Dave Holly knock ed out Rufe. Turner in the twentieth round at Pleasant Beach last night. It| was fast and exciting fight and Holly had the best of it most of the way.
 Crown King Fiaakon Today
 Groudihen, Norway, June 22 King Haakon was crowned today. The city is in gala attire and a vast concourse of people crowds the street.
 Bryan Witnesses Ceremony
 Groudihcn. June 22 - William J. ! Bryan arrived in the city this morning to witness the crowning of King Haakou. When interviewed on the subject of American politics he said he would uea, trusts as burglars are treated. He would not control them but stamp them out.
 Women Attack Legislators
 St. Petersburg, June 2O-Becausc the douma refused yesterday to con ,ider a proposition for woman suffrage . a delegation of women waited outside for the members when the session ad- iourued and attacked them with um- brelIas. The legislators fled. many of them without their hats which had been knocked on in the rumpus.
 Witte Is PesSimistic
 Vichy. France, June 2O-Court Ser gius Witte arrived here today for rest ! and to obtain the benefit of the springs . in the recuperation of his health. He says there is little hope for better of the Jews in Russia. He believes that they acted unwisely at Balystok
 Witte says that Russia now is like a 1 mill and that the course of the 1 douma is developing revolution.
 Jews Ask Aid of Roosevelt
 New York, June 2l-At a great mass meeting of Jews in this city last night !. a letter was read from President 1. Roosevelt in reply to one sen him by eminent American Jews re Questing action by the American gov ernmerU in behalf of the persecuted l Jews of Russia based upon the massa- ere at Bialystok. The president ex- presses sympathy but says the federal i government can do nothing. The meeting decided to address an appeal to congress.
 Thinking of Russian Jews
 Washington, D. C., June 22-Presi- l dent Roosevelt announces that he will take up the question of trying to se- cure amelioration of the condition of Russian Jews.