Seward weekly gateway., 1906-05-19
NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 May not Run for Delegate


 May not Run for Delegate
 Seattle. May l2 Gov. Swtucford arrived here Uni, morning from Wash mgron. He say, chat he will not be candidate for delegate from Alaska except for thu short term and may not enter the race 80. aII. Whether he run, or not win depend upon condi- Hol, fn thr "u-, district. Uc will not be a candidate mIu,, he ube assured of strong support in Southeastern Alaska.
 Iti, tnr opinion of Gov. Nwiuclord that ir win be necessary Co make uom- nation, by petition a~ ir win bc impo,- sfhlr r1 secure . representative cou- vcutfou in rna short lime rha, remains to select delegate, nd get them together.
 Herman aud Attcu Draw
 Io, Angeles. May }2 Kid Herman and Abe AtcI fought twenty rounds to a draw here last night. lr wa, cine fastest and y.uyor.s. match ever seen in tui, city, Ur Co rhc seventeenth Herman hau ,n. advantage bur from shat to rhc end NucU crowded htm Aard
 Turner and Williams Matched
 Vancouver q. e.. May l2 Eurc Turner and Bob Williams are matched Go fight here May -h The city ottct- als have agreed Co take the lid on and permit boxing contest, hereafter.
 Puts End Co Paper Trust
 St. Paul. NayI2 The federal gov eumcut ,ecweua permanent iniuuc- Hon in the '. <. circuit court here yesterday df,-ovtug what .S known a~ the paper trust a general combination Nhich included au rhc paper factories of consequence. iu the country. Today news print wen, down to l.S5 cent, per pound
 Signal Corps Ten for Alaska
 Seattle. Nay 10 Firy-rhree signal corps men will arrive here this month 70 go to Alaska in thc government . service -lal. Richardson Starts West
 Washington. D. C.. May l2 Maj. Wild, P. Richardson, chairman of the !. Alaska road commission. will start west tonight to go Co Alaska. He will . spend most of che summer superiu- !. sending repairs upon the trail be- tween Fairbanks and Valdez. He win also travel through other portions of |. ahe territory where road building is !. contemplated, including the Cook in- !. let region.
 Sultan'S Women Run Away
 Constantinoplc May l4 A large number of women have left the Sul- tau's harem and fled to other coun- tries. The Sultan has become alarmed !. and forbidden European women to in- tertere in his domestic affairs. The . escape of the women from the harem . iS ascribed to European women who ! had visited them.
 Dies and Gives GoSSipS a Start
 Freeport, IT,, May I4-Dr. William Livingston, believed to be the father of John D. Rockefeller, is dead at his home in this city. Although gossip ! has always aScribed the paternity of ! she oil magnate to him, he never dis eussed the subject and always refused ]. 10 deny or affirm anything.
 Steamer Watson for Nome
 Seattle, May 1.-The steamer Wat !. son will sail for Nome June 1. This is l one of the big vessels brought around from the Atlantic last winter and for whose possession several companies have contended. The Watson and Buckman were finally placed on the San Francisco run.
 Sues for Valdez-YukOn Stock Seattle, May Richard Chilcott has begun suit to recover from Alfred B. Hes of Valdez 700 shares of che stock of the Valdez-Yukou rail- road.
 Creffield Failed to Rise Again
 Seattle, May Joshua" CreHteld, the religious highroller of Oregon who was murdered by George Mitchell last week in this city, was scheduled by his wife to rise from the grave four days after his intermeut, which was last Wednesday. She waited with several friends at the grave all day yesterday but the dead failed to come up.
 Steamer Portland Sails
 Seattle May l4-Steamer Portland sailed for Seward by the inside passage .,...-.1..,. ,.;r.Lt ,,.s+L T-D ,,,a.r.,,,-,,,,,