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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-12
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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
MURDER ENDS
 FEUD OF YEARS
Jack Hines Shoots and Kills Count Constantine de Pod.
 hOrSki at GOldfieId.
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Goldfeld, New, March 23-Ending a feud which began in Nome, Alaska, five years ago, Jack Hines shot and killed Count Constantine de Podhor- ski here last night, upon the pretext that the victim had seduced the wife of Hines. Hines surrendered and is held in jail on the charge of murder.
 Both men were we'll known in Nome. Podhorski had been in charge of the Siberian mining projects of the North east Siberian Company for several years but usually spent his winters outside. He was of a noble Polish family. Hines was at one time em- ployed by the Northwestern company at Nome. The count had wide &C., ouaintance in Seattle and was there several weeks last summer.
 Hines claims that the count and Mrs. Hines had clandestine meetings in Seattle. The two men had quarrel ed in Nome over the counts alleged attentions to the woman.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Manager of EIIamar Copper Mine Invests Largely in Sew
 ard Enterprise.
BELIEVES IT PAYING PROJECT
Says 1t Will Help Develop Sound Property and Will Save Heavily
 in Freight Charges.

The proposed Seward shelter looks good enough to J. D. Meenach, mana ger and part owner of the Ellamar copper mine, to induce him to sub scribe for several thousand dollars of it's stock.
 Mir. Meenach was in Seward Sun day, a passenger on the steamer North western, returning to Ellamar after an absence of three months in eastern cities on business connected with his mine and other copper interests in Prince William sound. The steamer did not stop at Ellamar on the way in.
 While in Seattle Mir. Meenach made his investment in the stock of the shelter company. In Seward he stated that he had the utmost faith not only that the shelter will be built as projected but that it will be profta- ble enterprise to the stockholders as we'll as of great value to the copper in- terestS of the Sound. He intends to ship the ore from the EIlamar mine to Seward as soon as the shelter begins operations. The shelter proposes to haul the ore from the mine to Seward at a mere nominal rate which will add S2. 50 per ton to the profit of the min ing company. At present the ore is shipped to Tacoma.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
PRINTERS LOSE
 BUTTE STRIKE
Give Up Fight Which Suspended Daily Papers and They
 Will Issue Again.
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Butte, Mont, 2l-The Butte printers and pressmen lost their strike for high CT wages here upon the daily papers, which compelled all the dailies to Sus- pend publication, and the papers will begin to issue again the first of next week. The strikers go back to work.
 The strike was declared February Is and the newspapers immediately an- nounced suspension. believing it use- less to attempt to publish under the circumstances. The proprietors an- nounced then that they would not make the concessions asked if they never issued daily again.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Forward Compartment Fills With Water and PaSSOnOOrS Are Taken to Valdez on Port
 land, Which Returns to Stand By.
caO Truebue Believes Vessel Can Be Saved She Can Be Reached by Aid of Santa Clara but Fears Are Entertained That Hi0h Seas May Pound Her to Pieces Before
 Assistance Can Place Her Out of Danger.

The steamer was blown away from the Valdez dock by high wind which broke her lines early Saturday morn ing before she had finished diScharging and for some reason she came past Latouche without stopping. She still has aboard some bridge iron for the Alaska Central which could not be reached while she was here because 1t was under the LatUuche and Valdez cargo. According 10 the rules ot marine insurance the insurance on all this cargo which was carried by its destination, has lapSed.
 The Northwestern is the largest and finest boat on the Southern Alaska run. Der gross tonnage is 3496, net tonnage 2334, indicated horse power 26OO. She was built at Chester, Pennsylvania in 1882 On the Allan tic side she was known as the Orizaba and ran from New York to Havana. She was brought around to the Pacific by the Northwestern Steamship Con- pany in rhe spring of 1906 and placed on the Nome run. She first came to Seward in November.
 The pilot of the Northwestern, Capt. Soule, was captain of the Oregon when she went down of Hinchinbrook island last September.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
MORE GRAFT IN SAN FRANCISCO Grand Jury UnearthS Evidence of $I,OOO,OOO Franchise
 BriberieS.
CHARGES BETRAYAL OF WIFE
Men Were Enemies at Nome, Where Victim Was Manager of North
 east Siberian Company.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

San Francisco, Mar. l9-l p. m.,-Ths graft revelations brought forth by the grand jury have thrown the whole city into intense excitement today. The grand jury was in session until l o'clock this morning and it is not yeI fully known what indictments it re- turned. Secret service men are shad- owing the men who have been indicted and it is understood that the complete list will be given out late this after noon. It is claimed that fifteen super visors confessed to franchise briberies amounting to $l,OOO,OO0.
 Abe Ruef this afternoon is kept in confinement in his hotel under guard. All his friends are kept away from him and he paceS the floor alone. Mayor Schmitz appeared in court this
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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Alaska Steamship Company at present operates steamers from Seattle to Skagway and way ports on the in- side passage. It has the Jefferson, Dolphin, Farallon and DirigO.
 The foregoing dispatch fails to state whether the companies have conSoli- dated or merely entered into "gen- tlemen's agreement" to control busi- ness and keep up rates.
 The Northwestern, as everybody in Alaska knows, operates steamers from Seattle to Southern Alaska by the out side passage. At present it has on the run the Santa Clara, Saratoga and Northwestern, making four sailings a month from each end.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
COURT ADMITS
 GIRL AFFIDAVIT
State Gets in EVeIyn'S Alleged Sworn Statement Charging
 Thaw With Cruelty.
ny Gable Co 4AS DAI,y Gateway.

New York, March l8-Justice Fitz- gerald this afternoon admitted the much-herAlded Sfida Vit which Lawyer Abe Hummel claims Evelyn TbAW made in his office several years ago, charging Hrrry Thaw with the most fiendish cruelties against her. It ac- cuseS Thaw of beating the girl hor- ribly to compel her to make the charges against Stanford White, and tells of his repeatedly tearing part of her clothing from her in his assaults.
 Jerome read the affidavit and then dramatically exclaimed, "The state restS", ending it's rebuttal.
 Delmss immediately undertook to prove that Hummel had manufactured the affidavit in Whites interest, show ing that Hummel has been indicted and
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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
MAY WALK OUT
 NEXT MONDAY
Trainmen on Western Roads Will Strike If Demands Are
 Not Heeded.
sy cabl. to The DAiiy Gateway.

St. Paul, March 23-Trainmen on all western railroads will strike in a body next Monday unless the railroad offi- cials recede from their present uncom- promising attitude of refusal to discuss the demanded increase of wages with the men. The number involved is 50, 900, and it is expected that men in the same employment in Canada and Mexico will join the strike. The men say that if the strike comes it will be more formidable than that of 1894.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
RAILROAD BONDS NOT
 GILT EDGED SECURITY

Washington, D. C., March l9-The administration decided today that it will DO longer accept railroad bonds as gilt-edged security for government funds in banks designated ss United States Repositories. About Sl5,OOO,- 900 is now held by the government as such security and the change in finan- cial policy causes some consternAtion among the banks interested.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
COAST FLOODS
 RISING HIGHER
Sacramento Valley Again lnun- dated and Other Districts
 Under Water.
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San Francisco, March 22-The entire Sacramento valley is again inundated and the flood situation seems more al- arming than ever. Thousands ofacreS are under water and people are driven from houses in all the lowlands iD town and country.
 In the rivers south of San Francisco the waters are rising and much of the country is flooded. At San Jose debris piled up against a bridge until it form ed dam and the bridge had to bs blown up to save the city from food ing. The Southern Pacific railroad is in complete state of blockade and San Francisco is cut of from all train service,
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
American Cruiser Guards Coast

Washington, D. C., March 23-The American cruiser Chicago is on the Pacific side of the warning republics in Central America waiting to land marines whenever it may appear to be necessary to do so to protect the lives and property of citizens of the United States. Conditions in those countries now are bordering upon anarchy and revolution is liable to break out in any or all of them any day.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
STARTS FIGHT
 ON GLASSFORD ScrippS News Association Accuses Chief Signal Officer of
 Discrimination.
SERVICE TO ALASKA INVOLVED
Charges Sent to Department That FaVOritiSm Is Shown to Rival
 of Complainant.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March l9-The Scripps News Association today sent charges to the war department at Washington against Lieut.. Col. Glassford, the chief signal officer here, accusing him of irregu- larities and tavoritiSm in the Alas'ia cable and telegraph service, in con- nection with the news service to Alaska.
 It is claimed by the Scripps associa- citation that Glassford discriminates against the service it has undertaken to supply to several of the afternoon papers of Alaska. This began March 1. Prior to that for a year and half the news service to all the Alaska papers had been sent out by k. Fl. Mccormack. It is claimed by the Scripps association that Glassford favors Mccormack.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Brings Launch for Lake Keual

Frank Youngs brought back with hlm from Seattle Rn lS-foot Racine launch, with three horse power engine, to be placed on Lake Kenai for the use of the Kenai Mining & Milling Com pany. It is a handsome little craft and was out for trial spin on the bay to- day, under the guidance of Capt. SheHier, with several members of the company as passengers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
InstalIs New Assay Furnace

Harry Ellsworth claims credit for installing the first shelter in Seward. Re admits that larger ones may be constructed in the near future but points with pride to the big furnace he has just built in his assay office. He is now prepared to do 8 wholesale assay business and lately has been rushed with orders from Prince Will liam sound copper properties.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Santa Clara Sails from Valdez

Steamer Santa Clara sailed from Valdez for Seward last midnight. She was to go first to Latouche to aid the Northwestern if the latter had not al- ready succeeded in getting on the beach. If tho Santa Clara is not de- layed long at Lstouche she should reach Seward before morning, but ii the task of getting the Northwestern of the reef is 6 slow one the Santa Clara may not come in for two or three days.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
WASKEY WILL
 VISIT SEWARD
in Seattle and Coming by Way Of Southeastern Alaska to
 This Town.
By c.sl. Co The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March lS-Frank WaSKey arrived in Seattle today from Wash ington. He will sail for Southeastern Alaska this week, and from there will 20 to Seward.
 The former delegate says he is not disgruptled because of the failure to put through congress at the short ses- sion the legislative measures so much wanted by his constituents. He says the blocking was done by political interests.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Getting Post Office at dIrdwoOd

E. W. Young has executed his bond as postmaster at Girdwood, having le- ceiVed the papers after many days. As soon as the bond reaches Washington his commission will be forwarded and when he receives it he will start of- ficial business. A letter from the de- partment states that mail will be car- ried to Girdwood from Sunrise, but Mr. Young will try to have that chang ed soon as possible and have the mail sent over the trail from the end of the railroad.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
ATTACK JEWS
 IN BULGARIA
MasSaCreS in Progress for SeV" eral Days and Many
 Slaughtered.
T, casl. Go 4As Dslly SssSuAg

ny Cable 60 Ehe DaAAy
 Bucharest, March lS7JsWish mas acres broke out in ROumania last veek and still continue. Hundreds of victims have been killed aud many houses burned. The gOvernmenti is do ing little to put down the riots, which are in outlying districts, and the de- tails arc just beginning to come in, the facts having been suppressed Ss long As possible.
 The Jews of this city issued Sn aP- peal today to the world for assistance urging the civilized nations to make formal protest to the Bulgsrian gov srnment.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Portland Sails Westward

Steamer Portland came in Saturday evening at 6 o'clock and sailed for Sel- dovis and Kodiak an hour later. She brought little cargo and few passen- gers. The Seward members of the grand jury came home from Valdez on the Portland. The steamer returned Wednesday morning and sailed an hour later for Seattle.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
EXPLORERS AT
 POINT BARROW
First News of AHglO-American Polar Party Since It Left
 Wire Stations.
sy Cable sO Eas naalz asssvsy.

Seattle, March % The Anglo American polar expedition has reached Point Barrow and all of the party are we'll. This is the first news received from the explorers since they passed beyond telegraph stations.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
STORMS OVER
 ENTIRE WEST Bad Weather Conditions Prevail From Middle States to
 Pacific Coast.
sv Cable Co m. Da,iy gsssvAy.

Seattle, March 2l-Storms prevail over 6 wide area in the Middle WesS snd along the Pacific coast today, prostrating telegraph wires in many places. Seattle Is practically cat Of from both Chicago and San Francisco today.
 A great windstorm swept over the whole northwest last night. Warmer weather and heavy rains have precipi- tated floods in Southern California and in many parts of the mountain states.
 The floods in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys have nearly sub sided, but heavy rains in the region excite fears of another inundatlon. The damage already amounts to millions.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
WILL TAKE RAILROADS
 FROM STATE CONTROL

Washington, D. C., March ls-Presi- dent Roosevelt today stated that a great change is coming over American politics and that the people will soon insist upon taking all railroad control from the states and placing it under federal power.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Ereshet Fills River Valleys

Sacramento, March 20-Lsst nighS was one of horror in the valleys of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. Thousands of people were driven from their homes and much
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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
NICARAGUA WINS
 BLOODY BATTLE
Defeats Honduras and Salvador in Three.day Fight in Which
 Thousands Are Killed.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

City of Mexico, March 22-The Mic araguanS won desperate three-days battle at Narnasigue from the armies of Honduras and San Salvador. The bodies of thousands of dead are lying on the blood-soaked field and little ei- fort has been made to bury them. Many prisoners were taken.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Rio Tiuto copper mine of Spain has been worked almost continuously for 3lOO years. Last year it yielded 72, ,3OT, POO pounds of copper.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
By cublO to The Daily Gateway.

By cubIo Go The Daily Gateway.
 Valdez, March 22-Steamer North western ran upon a reef 400 feet from Beatson's wharf at Latouche last Tues day morning, knocking hole in her bow and filling her forward compart' ment with water. All the passengers were brought to Valdez Ou the Port land. which immediately returned to stand by the stranded vessel.
 Capt. Truebridge thinks the steamer is not badly damaged and hopes to beach her with the aid of the Santa Clara, and save her. If the sea rises biCb before she can be beached she may be pounded to pieces.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Copper Queen mine of Bisbee, Arizona produced 6,48I,s64 pounds of copper in 1906. It employs 24OO men, working three shifts.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

In 1S47 c law was passed in New Hampshire making ten hours Q legal days work.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Northwestern sailed from Se- ward for Seattle by way of Sound ports last Monday morningat o'clock and should have been in Latouche that afternoon. It is hard to guess what she was doing that prevented her from reaching LatOuche before the next morning. She had only few passengers, but had 275 tons of cargo for I,atouche and some for Valdez.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

An English astronomer thinks he has counted 64,284, 757 stars.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Northwestern and Alaska An.
 nOunCe Merger of TranSpOr- q tatiOn Business.
NO STATEMENT OF DETAILS
Only Known That Steamer Corpora tiOnS Have United Their Inter-
 eStS in Northern Traffic.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March 1.-The Northwest ern Steamship Company and the Alaska Steamship Company announced today that they have merged their Alaska transportation business.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

At Dresden, Germany, public bath ing house for dogs has been opened.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Lake copper has touched the eE- treme high mark of S25.75.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The panhandle of Alaska includes 1000 miles of inland sea protected by Q range of islands.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Iceland is now connected with Den mark by cable.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Ohio reports possession of 8 boy l years old who weighs 4Ss pounds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-01

pr. Ball called the sheriff Of this
county IN yesterday morning and
showed him an unexpected find that
developed yesterday at the Mnnsell
building where the doctor has quarters
at present. Being nothing more OF
less than lot OF vaiuabies hidden In
tho toilet.Foom OF the pface by y. NJ.
Harrison sometime ago just after his
arrest by the police OF this city for
larceny from skijmore & Company OF
Portland. There were notes. checks,
postal money orders and other docu-
mentary valuables all aggrega,ing the
snug sum OF st7S,bo. and wanted by
the losing Arm very badly. They are
likely 10 be used as evidence against
Harrison At his trial which occurs
soon al the metropolis. sheriff Pome-
roy took possession OF the tind and At
once notified sheriff Stevens, of Multi
nomah county,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-01

J. c. Mayo
J. c. Mayo, the retiring general
freight and passenger agent of the
a. q C. r.. formally turned over his
Office last night to his successor Mr..
Mayo had been with the road since Ii
tlrst started and was the last in his
department 10 leave, Under his sue
ressful management the roads earn
lngs were Increased until 1t had be-
come one Of the best paying invest
ments the country, During his regime,
in office, Mr., Mayo was well liked by
his subordinates who gave him the
best OF their services at all times
Mr, Mayo Is not certain as to his
future course but will take a muen
needed rest before assuming the cares
and responsibilities of business
career
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-01
against the Tongue Point Milling
Company, in the matter of the acci-
dental death Of the husband and father.
Happily Married at knappson--

NNMRRHy Nke&NAN4 50 sNW%FF~~fA
AS indicated in these columns yes
terday morning, the wedding Of Miss
Caroline Forester and Mr., Leonard
Mansur, transpired at Knappton yes
terday afternoon al 4 o'clock, Rev, w,
S. Gilbert, pastor OF the First Presby-
terlan church OF this city officiating.
The happy event took place at the cosy
home OF Assistant Superintendent H.
n. Settem, Of the Simpson mills, and
was witnessed by great throng Of
friends OF the young people. The
house was daintily decorated from one
end TO the other and music and re-
freshments eked out the pleasures Of
the day, The fine launch Pilot, Cap
tain Heating, was In attendance, and
when she left the Knappton dock for
this city, she was literally buried in
old shoes and nad the greater portion
Of about SIS worth OF rice scattered
about her decks. Mr.. ana Mrs. Mansur
left up on the evening express for
Portland and viii take honeymoon
trip over the State of washington.
The Morning Astorian Joins their host
OF friends In wishing them along and
happy life.