Seward weekly gateway., 1907-04-27
Tried to Forge Japanese Bonds.
Confesses Murder and Robbery
To Get Alaska Weather Reports

Seattle, April 26 The United States weather bureau here has arranged to get daily weather reports by cable from Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka and Valdez.
 Steamer Bertha Sails
 Seattle, April 26 Steamer Bertha sailed last night for Seward and Scl- doyia,, taking the Michigan coal men for the latter port.
 Santa Clara Arrives
 Seattle, April 26 Steamer Santa Clara arrived last night from Seward and will sail again May |. The Sara toga will be out of dry dock in time to sail May $.
 Hebbard to Cause Heney's Arrest
 san Francisco, April 2j-Judge J. C. B. Hcbbard of the superior court this morning asked for warrant for the arrest of Assistant District Attorney Heney on the charge of criminal libel. Hcucy made a speech last night in which he referred to Hebbard as a henchman of Abe Ruef and unfit to sit on the bench.
 Warrant for Heney Refused
 San Francisco, April 27-Judge Heb bard's request for a warrant for the arrest of Assistant District Attorney Hency was refused by District Attor- ney Laugdon. Hebbard thereupon went gunning for Langdon and an order was made for his arrest if he creates further disturbance, Hebbard has been drinking heavily of late.
 Strikers Return to Work.
 Fernie, B. C., April 2O-The strik, ing coal miners returned to work to, day at the old wage scale pending an investigation by the provincial govern, ment
 LOngShoremen May Strike
 Seattle, April 27- The local long. shoremen threaten 10 strike for higher wages and the steamship companie, will not concede the demand, A strike would tie up all the shipping here.
 Meyer to Leave Cabinet
 
 Washington, D. C., April 27-It i, reported that Postmaster General George yon l.. Meyer, is preparing rc leave the cabinet because of dtssatts, faction with the political course of the president.
 To Withdraw Troops from Cuda
 Cincinnati, April 27- Secretary Taft is here to attend the reunion of tn" Yale club of Cincinnati. He refuse, to talk general politics but says that the administration expects to with. draw the American troops from Cuba next September. He also stated that he expects to visit the Philippines next year, starting about September 1, and will be gone about eighty days.
 Mover Wants Change of Venue
 Boise, Idaho April 27-The chief counsel for Charles Mover, president of the Western Federation of Miners, gave notice today that he will ask fora change of venue from this county when Movers trial is called.
 Mrs. Haywood Leaves Boise
 Boise, Idaha, April 27-Under care of a nurse and guarded by members of the Western Federation of Miners, Mrs. w. D. Haywood, wife of the ac. cused secretary of the federation, left Boise this afternoon.
 Accused of Jury Tampering
 Boise, Idaho, April PA man nam. ed YoSt was arrested today upon the charge that he approached a juror in the Haywood case, and he was bound over on preliminary examination to appear in the district court May 4.
 Marsh Succeeds Kutchin
 Washington, D. C., April 27-Mil- lard C. Marsh of New York was ap- pointed today to succeed Howard NJ. Kutchin as special agent of the depart ment of commerce to inspect Alaska salmon fisheries.
 Converse Goes to KataIla
 Seattle, April PC. P. Converse, formerly of the Grer. Northern Steam ship Company, has been made assis- tant to NJ. K. Rogers, general mana ger of the railroad at Katalla.
 H. NJ. Weatherby of the KusilofT caunery which burned two years ago, was Portland passenger. Itis under stood that he is planning to put the cannery in commission again.