Seward weekly gateway., 1907-06-01

Snow Storm In Prairie States
 St. Paul, May PA snowstorm this morning in Indiana, Michigan, Wis consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas brought the temperature below the freezing point.
 Vollva Calls for Police Aid
 Chicago, May 27-Wilbur F. YOliva was forced to call on the Chicago police to stop riot in Zion City yes terday. A rebel force was organized to drive him out and would have sue ceeded but for the interference of the police yoliva's party is now a small minority in Zion.
 Haakou and rlaud In Paris
 Paris, May 2S-King Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway reached Paris today OF their way to England to visit the queens parents, the king and queen of England.
 Thaw Women in New York
 New York, May 29-NIrs. William Thaw and Mrs. Evelyn Thaw, mother and wife of Harry Thaw, rented a mansion in this city today and will keep house m it to be near him.
 Lyra Sails for Nome
 Seattle. May 2g-The big freight steamer Lyra will sail for Nome this evening, loaded to her capacity.
 Rothschilds Blames Roosevelt
 London. May 29-Lord Rothschilds in an interview planes President Roosevelt for the unsteady stock and money market. He says the present uncertain financial status in America is due to the presidents war on the railroad interests, and that it affects tr- ondon market.
 Want Roosevelt Again
 i3Uag. Mich, May 29-A concur rent resolution passed the state senate last night demanding that President Roosevelt be renominated and re- elected,
 Court Sits Memorial Day
 Fairbanks, May 29-On account of. the pressure of business in the district court no adjournment will be taken tomorrow because of Decoration Day.
 Innoko Good but Not Great
 Fairbanks, May 2g-A letter re- ceived here today from the Innoko district says the strike made there last fall was an important one but the discoveries so far made offer no occa- sion for a stampede.
 John Barrett Tells Things Portland, Ore, May 3O-John Bar rett is here on his way to Seattle, where he will represent President Roosevelt at the ceremony of breaking ground for the Alaska-Yukon-Paciic ! exposition. He says Roosevelt does not wan, third term but is urging ! the candidacy of Secretary Taft for the presidential succession. He says the president is a strong supporter of the exposition.
 Taft Goes Around Speaking
 St. Louis, May 3O-Secretary Taft will make speech this afternoon to the national convention of millers. Tomorrow he will go to Oklahoma and it is stated that he will make public utterauces there regarding the presi- dentiaI situation.
 Tom Lawson for Roosevelt
 Paris, May 3O-Thomas W. Lawson came out strong for President Roose- welt for a third term in an interview today.
 To Disbar Shyster Lawyers
 Seattle, May 30 Several shyster lawyers will be busted from the prac- tice of law in this city. After a hear ing charges against them have been sustained by the superior court.
 To Study Yukon Watersheds
 Washington, D. C., May 3O-F. F. Henshaw and C. C. Covert of the federal geological survey, started for Alaska today to make investigations of the watersheds of the Yukon river. Henshaw goes to Nome and Covert to Fairbanks.
 Standing up for tackles
 Washington, D. C., May 3O-An in- yeStigation was ordered today of the charge that many public resorts at Jamestown refused to admit marines in uniform. The government will de mand of the exposition management that these places admit bluecoats or be closed up.
 Troops Guard Santiago Docks
 Santiago, Cuba, May 28-A guard of 1OOO soldiers is at the docks to prevent