Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27


 draft oGa buu ro regulate che salmon fisheries oE Alaska was sent lo the House of Representatives today hy Secretary N.,cg-. u. .ne department of commor,e.
 GoI. Pcasodrs family Recover
 Canyon ,.u. g..r.. Jan. g' EN-Goy- crnor Peabody amt a.l rae members of. hi, family. whoa poisoned food m their ur..Na.. yesterday morning are recovering. liner. is uoyuc Go che persons who poisoned .ne 'ood
 Cans Knocks OIi Iwia Sullivan
 San Francisco. Jan. sD la. Clans Knocked ou. Mike "Twm" Sullivan in the fifteenth round last night The fgnrrgwa, v,ry fast and for time it seemed Co be anybouy', battle. but the superior skill O, the yellow Scrapper tuued the scale
 Ship kino David Wrecked
 Victoria. B. C.Jau. 2o British ship King David went on ,uc rock, at Broos Point. Vancouver island, and is Jota. wreck. Seven of the crew were lost lou. Captain Corrou andthe remainder oithe crew reached shore in a sma.. boat and found shelter in an Indian village. They were utterly exhausted when they reached safety.
 whe-Emg David sailed from Sa,tno Cruz October .or Port Townsend Shg had been out l05 days when she Va, wrccAedm storm which render edhrr helpless and drove her upon che rocks. She was ol 2.U6> tons register
 Whl,ers May Have Trouble
 Seattle. Jan. % Captain Nogg of the wrecked whale. Bonanza. wuoisu chi, city. say, lo look, lor trouble in the whaling 1o.. which ], locked in tne ice or uev-,.e. island. during the winter Ur sag~ .n...are twenty la. bird, in ,a. flee. and other tough char ac,gr,. who arsU>... To be m,ubordt- nate and make trouble tt not rtgla.y ropre,,eu.
 The story given oa. by Nnha,on, one stu. Bonanza, .fw. taa, 4u-- purpo,eIy wrecked hi, vos,e, for prl- yate gain. is denounced by rhewhal5ug master 30, utterly false. He ,aNs he had trouble with Ma,heson during the Arctic voyage and that the latter Is telling the story Co dt,credjt him.
 Moody to leave Cabinet
 Washington. D. C.. Jan. % Presi- dent Roosevelt announced today that Attorney-Generu Moody will retire from the cabinet in few days and will be succeeded by Charles J. Bouaparte, now secretary of the navy. BonaParte's successor in the navy department has not been selected.
 To Cut Rubbish from Reports
 Washington. D. C.. Jan. 22 PreSi- dent Roosevelt, today appointed 8 com mitter of newspaper editors Co pruue down the matter contained in tine an- nuaI report, oftne departments, The President believes chat much uuuece,,- ary matter i, published in these re- ports and desire, that hereafter they shall contain only such information a, i, ol p.ruauga. value.
 DcnonCc Jewish Persecution
 Washington. D. C.. Jan 70 Leading members u.rn. S.r... and House aa- dru--.. m.-- meeting O. Jews today. held ro o.r.-. .-...-. n. persecution O. Russian Hebrews. Dougre-~m.n Su..r .uu others .....-..l Russian officials ..r ..u....r ..a enu..u.- which hay. been ....wua0 a-..n-. the mc. They c......uutaecar'~ govouuou. eo.....- .. .ne atrocities ofwh.cn ia. Jews .a ... empire ar. sootga mad. rae victims.
 Says 2oosc,c. lay Run Again
 Washington. D. .. Jan. 22 Hcaa Ru-. tne New Nor<r.um.raudnew,- paper man. a warm persona. friend o. President Roosevelt. say, the pru-l- den, may feel I. .., ur., Co accept third term of rhe Presidency if his war against special privilege, i, not com pIeted before tuc end of his pre-eu, term.
 Burglar, Waste Much labor
 Topeka, Kau- Jan. 22 Burglar, tunueIcd through eleven feet of solid rock under the vaults of the Mer- chants National bank and attempted to break into the safe Saturday night but failed.
 To Replace Alaska Regiment
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 22 The Tweny-sixth infantry regiment, nov stationed in Texas, will probably be ordered to Alaska by the war depart ment soon, to replace the Third regi- ment there.
 Pacific Coast Company Sold