Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-30
Shin Subsidy does Over

will visit every important town of the territory.
 Ship Subsidy GOes Over
 Washington, D. C., June 28- The ship subsidy bill will be reported fav- orably in the house next session and it is believed that 1t will pass.
 Alienists Say Thaw Is Sane
 New York, June 2S - Prominent alienists attempted to examine Harry Thaw yesterday afternoon but he re- fused absolutely to answer any ques- tious. The experts report that he is apparently sane. Thaw'S wife visited him for an hour in the ToombS yester- day. The district attorney yesterday found witness who states that he heard White make a derogatory re- mark concerning Mrs. Thaw in the cafe Martin Monday evening, a short time before the murder in Madison Square roof garden.
 Lundie Knocks Out Stanton
 Seattle. June 2S Bobby Lundie knocked out Walter Stanton, the Cali fornia weIter weight, in the sixth round last night at Pleasant Beach, with a solar pleNus blow exactly like that with which Fitzsimmons put out Carbett.
 To Reorganize Fire Department
 Seattle. June 2S-Nayor Moore an- nouuces that he will reorganize the whole Seattle fire department as soon as he receives the report of the civil service commission on the Arlington dock footing by fremen. It is expec- ted that a large number of men will be discharged,
 Carey M. Stewart Dead
 Pupauup. Wash, June 2S- State Senator Carey NJ. Stewart is dead He had been prominent in Pierce county politics for a long time.
 Insurance Company Gets Out
 Olympia, Wash, June 29-On uc- count of its heavy losses in the San Francisco fire the Insurance Company of America withdraws from the Pa cifc coast. Notice of withdrawal from Washington was filed with the Secre- tary of state today.
 Decides Alaska Appeals
 san Francisco June 29-The circuit court of appeals today handed down the following decisions; Northwestern Steamship Company vs. V. W. Griggs, reversed, case remanded for new trial; Charles Vogel vs. Warsing order affirmed,
 Roosevelt Will Not Run Again
 Colorado Springs, June 29-Replying to questions from Republicans of this city, President RooSevelts secretary, William Loeb Jr., writes that under no circumstances will the president be a candidate for reelection.
 Refuse to Arbitrate
 San Francisco, June 23-The Ship owners Association today replied to the appeal of Mayor Schmitz, refusing to arbitrate the differences with the sailors union. This precludes all possibility of a settlement.
 Many Mills Closing
 Aberdeen, June 23-Owing to the tieiug up of shipping by the sailors strike lumber mills are closing throughout the Gray's Harbor country and mill men and Ioggers are crowding into the towns by thousands. The mayor of this city closed all saloons today, fearing trouble.
 Melville Dollar Sails
 Seattle, June g - Steamship Mel vile Dollar sailed for Nome last night with non-union crew. She carries 5000 tons of freight but no passengers.
 Tillman Draws the Line
 Washington, D. C., June 26-SenatOr Tillman declares that the vote on the amendments to the railroad rate bill will put the brand of Standard Oil up- on all the senators who support the provisions for which the Standard Oil Company is known to be working.
 Congress to Adjourn Soon
 Washington, D. C., June 25-Con- gress expects to adjourn this week. The appropriations for the session ag- gregate S9OO, 100000 although economy has been the watchword.
 Before adjournment the senate will pass the amendment to the pure food bill which provides for the exemption of Alaska fish already packed from the provision requiring quantity and date to be stamped upon cans. The amend ment has already passed the house.