Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-04

trying to secure a divorce from his wife, formerly Annie Bates, He wants Go marry a wealthy New York woman, whose name is not divulged. Mcclellan and Tammany Bury tiatchet New York, April 3O-Mayor McClel- Ian and Tammauy Hall have buried the hatchet and will henceforth work in harmony. This means break in the cordial relations of Tammany and w. R. Hearst, the leader Of the Inde- peudence league, and the latter is eX, tremely sore at the turn otevents.
 To Break Ground June
 Seattle, April 3O-The first of June is the day set for breaking ground for the Alaska -Yukon-Pacitic exposition. The event will be observed with fitting ceremonies.
 Reed Pleads Self Defense
 Juneau, April 3O-The trial of Rob ert Reed, charged with the killing of Norman Smith, a saloon man of Tana- kee last fall, began in the district court this morning. Reed entered a plea of self defense.
 Counterfeiter Escaped from Pen
 Tacoma, April 3O-Herman Wendt escaped from the penitentiary on McNeiI's island Sunday last, and is still at large. Officers are in persuit. Wendt was sent to the pen for counterteiting.
 Wendt Still Going Some
 Tacoma, May l-Herman Wendt, the counterfeiter who escaped Sunday from the McNeil island penitentiary, is still at large.
 Will Observe Labor Day
 Chicago, April 3O-International labor day will be appropriately obser- we'd in every large city tomorrow.
 Hearing of Lumbermen Begun
 Washington, D. C., April 3O-The hearing of the complaint of the lumber interests of the state of Washington against twenty-three railway systems for failure to provide cars and grant through rates, was commenced this morning before the interstate con- merce commission.
 Senators Start for Hawaii
 San Francisco, May l-The senator ial party sailed today for Honolulu.
 To Give Banquet to Dewey
 Washington, D. C., May IA ban ouet in honor of Admiral Dewey will be given this evening on the ninth an- niversary of the battle of Manila bay.
 Busy Day in Paris
 Paris, May l-The city is in dread of labor disturbances befor the day is closed. Great crowds of laboring men are gathered in the streets and some disorder has already occurred. Many arrests have been made and troops are held in readiness to march from their barracks at a moments notice.
 Socialists Parade and Talk
 Chicago, May 1.-The socialists of the labor unions paraded in the streets to- day and held big meeting at which violent socialistic speeches were made.
 Iron Molders Strike
 San Francisco, May Flight thous- and iron holders walked out this morning and other mechanics may follow. The streetcar men, who are at an issue with their employers, will not strike until after a conference which is in progress this afternoon.
 Strike for Eight Hours
 Sacramento, May - Three big strikes started today on a demand for an eight hour day. They include the laundry and brewery workers and the retail clerks. Mrs. Thaw Gives $5O,OOO to College Pjttsburg; May Mrs. William to- day endowed Denver university with 1 S5O,OOO.
 Plans Alaska Weather Reports
 Washington, D. C., May IA plan l for establishing weather bureau in | Alaska to make and report regular observations, is under consideration | by Chief Willis of the government l weather service. Regular stations will be fully equipped and the service may be put in operation this summer. 1
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