Seward weekly gateway., 1906-05-05
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
neNicaus Seize American Boats

mi, m,rnfnv from Consul Thompson at Proyrcso. Mexico, saying that the Mexican authorities there have seized three American fishing boats. No de- tails are given.
 Want to Turn Out Councilman
 Seattle. April 2S- Grand Army vet erans are preparing to make an at tempt to turn Councilman Gill of the Third ward out of office under the new recall amendment to the city charter. adopted at the recent election, be- cause Gill voted against the condrma- tion of Capt Spaulding to be city harbormaSter after having promised to vote for confirmation.
 Accuse Scholar of Wife Murder
 Cambridge, Mass, April 2S-A war rant is out for the arrest of Erich NJ. Nuin,er. instructor in German at Harvard university, upon the charge of murdcriug his wife by poison, Muiuter has disappeared.
 An analysis of the woman's stomach shows the presence of arsenic in fatal quantity. She died after childbirth.
 Charter for Seward Bank
 Washington. D. C., April 2S-Thc comptroller of the currency approved the misrepresentation of the First National bank of Seward, Alaska, . yesterday.
 Ambassador Wright Arrives
 Seattle. April Luke E. Wright !. first Ambassador to Japan from the United States. and former governor ! general of the Philippines, arrived !. today from the Orient He aGtrms . that American trade with the Orient ! may be expected Co grow rapidly and ! that the whole Pacific coast of this : country should share in it and prosper !. ID consequence.
 Puget Sound Hay Get SI,25O,OOO
 Washington. D. (. April 3O-The ! naval appropriation bill reported Co l the house Saturday afternoon carries !. sI.25O, ,OOO for new dry dock for the !. Puget Sound navy yard near Bremen ! ron. To Take Soldier From Civil Court
 Washington. D. C.. April 3O-The ! var department has asked the attor- ! ney-geucraI's department Co turn over 10 the military authorities soldier . of the Third infantry, now in Alaska, . who !, held for trial in tae United . States court. in order that he may be !. tried by cou. martial before regt- . mgur leaves Alaska.
 Government Lost S5,5SO,OOO
 Washington. D. C.. April 30- Socre- . lar. Tar- reports .o the secretary of rhe weasu. tua. tno loss Q. rhe gog- srnmonr .n ... San Francisco oar.h- . euase chiefly in buildings. was S3.3>luuN '. urges m immediate appronHat.o. by cougre,, Co enable . repair, to b. made.
 Chief Delaney of Seattle Dead
 Seattle. April 30 Chief of Police Thomas R. Delaney died of Brighrs !. disease in Providence hospital yes- -crday afternoon. Delaney was the . most popular chief O.. polio. Seattle . ever had an. wa, aweII-,nown man . u tae Pacific Northwest Prior Co bee . coming cnl..u. polio. two years ago under Mayo. .u.u-ar he was au inc. -uoc.or .u ... customs ,.rr'e. In .0.- . c.s and a... .u. m For. Townsend" . He was c...... uoHe. O. nor. Towu- send nr.o. 2. entering tue customs . service.
 Work on Alaska Exposition
 Seattle Apr" a.. wue Alaska expo -iu9a commute. expects ro complete .,- or-au..-.. this week. wu. San Francisco of-.-t.. -.oppoda all consider arGon of tn. -un..s. fora week bu, tlc committee wi. work steadily a. it's program from chi, time forward.
 Send Packers from Seattle
 san Francisco, April 30-The Alaska . Packers Association is arranging to ! send the remainder of its salmon fleet to Alaska from Seattle. Part of the deet was sent out before the earth . quake and only about twenty vessels are yet to sail. These will outfit in Seattle.
 Wants to Reward Soldiers
 Washington. D. C., May l-Presi- dent Roosevelt has asked for the names of soldiers in the regular army and marine corps who distinguished themselves by acts of herOism in fight ing fire at San Francisco. He expects to reward by promotion or otherwise those who displayed great courage in