Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-17
NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK.
Bryan Objects to Carnegie Gift

Bryan Objects to Carnegie Gift
 Jacksonville, Uu., Feb. l3 William J. Bryan has resigned a, trustee of uinoi, college, his alma mater, be- cause the board has accepted dona- tfou from Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Bryan ,ays that the teachings of economic truth are inconsistent with the acceptance of money from men like Carnegie.
 icialc May Invade Alaska
 Butte, Mout., Feb. Il r. Aug. Hcmze sold out all his copper interests in Montana to the Amalgamatod yestcr- day. He ], said To have received a fabulous sum.
 1t is reported here that Hciuze will 20 to Alaska to develop copper prop critics wherever he can hud them. He i,,aidto have hi, eye on Central Alaska, and iJ ], assorted also that for d year agent, of his have been Investigating rnc Copporriycr counry.
 fink Reports a Copper Dream
 seattle. Feb. I4 Edward Fink rc- turned today from sonora, Mexico, where he claims Co have located rich copper mine which was revealed in a dream loa Yaquj Indian with whom he was living. Fink filed on it before the Mexican law was passed lately which loroids foreigners to acquire mineral lands in that republic.
 EIkins Has New Railroad Bill
 Washington, D. C., Feb, II Senator Elhius of West Virginia introduced a new railroad biIl in the Senate today which makes the acts of the interstate commerce commission reviewable in the federal courts.
 Union Pacific Asks Open Door
 Seattle, Feb. 1.-The Washington X Northern railroad, which is to be the Cuiou paciuc line to Puget Sound from Portland, today applied for a franchise to enter Seattle.
 White Pass Engineer Dies
 Seattle. Feb. II Chief Engineer G.. II. Sproat of the White Pass X Yukon Railway. died yesterday on steamer enroule from Seattle to Victoria.
 John A. Mccall Dying
 New York. Feb. b John A. Mccall, until recently president of the New NorI, Lile Insurance Company, isdyiug. lie made a statement today den! ing that he had amy irregular dealing, with Andrew Hamilton regarding loan, ol Juc company funds.
 Hunting Boats tor Nome Run
 Sga.o. .ro. 10 The Seattle Ship ping Company i, trying po secure two uoms to place ou tne Nome run next ,.mmor
 New Alaska Maj Roaies
 Washington. D. G. Feb. lj The pos, .a.,c department today made an o.u.r creating thirteen new Alaska mai. routes ma appointing carriers.
 Senate Passes Ship Sa1sidy BiI
 Washington. D. C.. Ecb. l5 Th, senate ,ouay passed the ship subsidy uu. ruo uou,e passed tuc coast toru- u..Iou bu..
 Dan Pllan Named as Alaska Cadet
 Washington. D. c., Feb. l5 Tine President today appointed Daniel D. Fallen of allagway, Alaska, as caoe, at Jn. military academy at Yves. Point. upon the recommendation 0. 3aor W. p. Richardson, chairman ol tau Alaska road commission. PuIIcu Is now a student a, the university O, Washington aud a prominent ath.e,, O. uat institution. Judge Wicker- sham first rasod the potn, that Alaska aa- entitled ,o o cadet aj West Pom uo luo suggestion wa, promp,0E &C., ,.uuo n. mo vw. department.
 far Directors Organize
 seattle, .uo To The directors o,. the Alassa-lukon exposition, which is to be held m scaDtI, in 1909, organizou today. The board passed resolutions udor,ing the efforts of Gov. McIunos of Yukon territory and Dr. Thompson. member of the Canadian parliament from the Yukon. to obtain assistance from the Canadian government for the Yukon display at the exposition.
 Japanese Remember Alice
 Washington, D. C., Feb. l5-The Japanese embassy in behalf of the Mi kado presented Miss Alice Roosevelt today a rich silk embroidery robe and two expensive silver vases.
 To Entertain Chinese Commissioners Seattle. Feb. I6-The imperial Chi nese commissioners who have been