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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
VAST MINERAL ZONE
 IS BACK OF SEWARD

the belt from Seward north to the,Kas- witna river. Of the new discovery near Knik, it says: "The ore is chal- copyrite, lsulphide of copper and iron, and is associated with pyrrhotite, (magnetic iron pyrites). The ledge is reported to be nearly vertical and bas been traced through four claims. It appears probable that the deposit oc, cupies mineralized sheer zone Simi- lar to those found in the Prince Will liam sound region, both in manner of occurrence and in the bedrock with which it is associated. The mountains between the Knik and Matanuska rivers, though difficult of access. are thought worthy of prospecting"
 The copper of the Kaswitna region, and that on Lynx creek, fifty miles north of Seward, are described as oc- curing in similar rocks. The report speaks in complimentary terms of the Ready Bullion ore on Lynx creek, de. scribing it as "chalcopyrite ore accom- panied by pyrrhotite and pyrite, with much quartz deposited along the zone of shearing."
 Although no examination had been made of the rocks surrounding Resur, rection bay prior to the publication of this pamphlet, and the many discover, ies of copper and gold bearing quartz near Seward, the Latouche and Knight island fields are covered fully. They are pronounced to be- bearing rocks of proved value.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
.LABORERS RIOT
 AGAINST HINDUS
sy cnsle .o rne Dailv aateway.

Bellingham, Wash, Sept. 5-Five hundred laborers started last night to raid the Hindu settlement with the intention of driving the Hindus out of town. Rio,ing continued all night and this morning Mayor Black swore in fifty extra policemen. Rioting still continues and the city i, in am uproar.
 The mayor declares that he willprc- tee, ,he Hiudus at any cost, as they are British subjects, and if necessary he will ask for federal troops
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
FIND GOOD DEPOSIT
 OF CALCITE ON MILE 6

H. H. Wesseler and Louis Simpson discovered large body of calcite this week west of Bear river half a mile from mile of the Alaska Central, and located several claims. The de- posit is similar to that discovered last week on mile IT.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
SAYS STRIKE
 WILL END SOON
Vice President of International Union Claims Agreement
 For Concessions.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, Sept 7-Iuternatioual Vice President Beatty of the tel egraphcrs' union is authority for the statement that the end of the opera tors, strike is near at hand and that peace will be made on terms honorable Co the telegruphers. President Com pers of the Federation of Labor has been in communication with Y. S. Labor Commissioner Neju and reports that the latter has secured concessions from the companies.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07

Capt. Eiuar Mikkelsen sailed from Victoria in the schooner Duchess of Bedford in the spring of 1906 under the auspices of the Royal Geographi- cal and American Geographical socie- ties Go explore Beaufort sea and to Dlo, the continental shelf believed to exist west of Perry archipelago. He reached Point Barrow in August 1906.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
r1ay caII Out santa I'd OperatOrs

Los Angeles, Sept. 3-Every union operator in the employ of the Santa Fe railroad may be called out because Of the discovery that the railroad man. agement has been loaujug operators 70 the Western Union.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Peak of New Island Upheayed in l9O6 Throwing Out Ashes
 And Hot CinderS.
GOLD COLORS IN SEDIMENT
Steamer Olympia Reaches Nome With Decks Covered with Debris
 From Flowing Crater.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Nome, Sept. 6-The steamerOlympia arrived here today covered with ashes from Perry island, west of Unalaska, which was thrown up in the BogoSlov group by an upheaval in March 1906. The cone is living volcano, throwing ashes and hot cinders over a wide area.
 Gold colors were found in the Sedi- men, which fell upon the decks of the Olympia.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
MIKKELSEN AND
 PARTY MISSING
Arctic Explorer and Men Long Absent NOrthward from
 HerSCheI island.
ay c.sls to Tne pany aatoway.

Victoria. B. C., Sept. 6--Advices from Herschel island state that Capt. Mikkelseu and his party of explorers hadnot been heard from since they left there seventy days before the day the news was sent out. Their schooner sunk there shortly after they left the craft Co go northward on an exploring trip. It is believed at Herschel island that the explorers are lost.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Engineer of Quebec Bridge Had Telegraphed Order for Men
 To Quit Work.
HAD SUSPICION OF DEFECT
Because of Operators Strike Vest ern Union Message Failed To
 Reach Destination.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway

Quebec, Sept. 2-Delay in sending a Western Union message caused the loss of life in the bridge collapse here, The chief engineer was given reason Co fear that the hoiSting apparatus was defective and had wired from out of the city instructions Co call on the men until an investigation could be made
 This fact was shown today in the in- ouiry into responsibility for the disaster. The operators strike had tied up the service sothay all messages were delayed
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Find Copper on Chlckaloon

Copper was discovered and located on Chickaloon river recently, beyond the coal deposits and not far from the head of the river. Reports from Knik say the ore is a good grade of sulphide.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
STRIKERS START
 .$3,OOO,OOO FIRE
py Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Antwerp, Belgium, Sept. 6-Strikers set fire to the warehouse and lumber district last night and the entire area was swept over and all buildings and property destroyed. The loss is $3,- GOO, GOO.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Moors Menace Casa Blanca

Paris, Sept. Ct is reported that 30, 900 Moors are ready to attack Casa Blanca. Germany and Great Britain will assist France and Spain in defense of the port.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Will Try To Settle Strike
By Cable to The DaIly Gateway.

BY IhDIe LV AuV D"4IE NN7V""5'
 Chicago, Sept. - X committee of iOrty-fve delegates representing the striking telegraph operators in all parts of the country will meet in New York September 9 to confer with rep resentatives of the companies regard ing a settlement.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Find Copper Outcroppings
FATALLY HURT
 IN CAR RIOTS
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

By C0DIe LO In4 Duly TaVeWUy'
 San Francisco, Sept. 3-ltioting this morning between union sympathizers and strikebreakers employed by the United Railroads resulted in serious injuries to several scores and the death of John Peterson at noon today in a hospital. He was shot through the groin.
 A large number of arrests were made.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Hindus Leave Under Escort

BeI'ingham, Wash, Sept. 6-The uiudus are leaving town. They are escorted to trains and boats by special police. Order ha, been restored in the city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
MEAT PRICES
 WILL ADVANCE
By cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, Sept. Tt is announced that meat prices will advance several cents pound within two weeks. It is claimed that cattle were never scarcer on the Pacific coast.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
To Ship From Barracks

On her return trip the steamer Bertha will take 300 tons of ore from the Latouche Copper Mining Company, better known as Barracks, the first shipment from the mine. The prop erty lies just north of Beatson's, less than half mile from tide water. A new dock and tram were recently com pleted. George Barrack and James Girdwood are the principal owners.
 A mail package containing S2O,OOO in gold dust was dropped in the river at Whitehorse but was fshed out a few days later.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
MOORS BEATEN
 BY WARSHIPS
Many TribeSmen Left Dead on
 Battlefield After Fierce
 Engagement.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Casa Blanca, Sept. 4-Admiral Phili- bert reports fierce engagement early this morning with Moorish tribeSmen. Warships turned their guns upon the Arabs and drove them back with terrible slaughter.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Steamer Jeauie Sails

Seattle. Sept. Steamer Jeante sailed for Seward and way ports last, night.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07
Continues on Northward

Page llG continues: North of the Matanuska river, on the southern margin of granite mass, occurs a band of highly crystalline mica schist. lt k closely folded and streams cutting it yield placer gold. To the north west, near the mouth of the Ta'Keetna river, slate schist series, folded, in- truded by granite, containing ahun- daut quartz StringerS, represents the gold bearing rocks. Edridge (U. $, geological survey, l9OO) reports the occurrence of similar rocks north oi the Tanana-Susitna divide"
 The document classes the main mass of the Talkeetna mountains, page lO6, as granite, chiefly quartz discoveries, and says: "The importance of these granite rocks lies in the possible min- eralization which they may have in- duced in adjacent formations as re- suit of eruptive after effect.
 Continuing, page lO7, "The gray wacke-sate series, gold bearing, in- cludiug some greensboro, occur on the south side of Knik arm., and are found striking into the Chugach mountains on the south side of the Matanuska river. They are a continuation of the rocks exposed in the Sunrise district on Turnagain arm. They strongly re. semble the rocks of Prince William sound and are regarded by Menden' hall and Mofit as of probable upper Paleozoic age. They are cut by a great multitude of quartz stringers.' greensboro is distinctively a copper bearing rock.
 Find Copper Outcroppings
 On page l24 the report describes the copper outcroppings and indications in
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07

The Treadwell mines have paid div idends up to date aggregating $ll,- 367,721.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-07

The entire eastern half of the kehai peninsula and a wide strip of the noun tainS north of Turnagain arm to the Knik river and beyond 10 the head of the Susitna valley k pronounced by the United States geological survey in a recent document to be a zone of gold and copper bearing rocks. The doc ument k officially designated as Bull letin No. 3l4, and entitled, Progress of Investigations of Mineral Re- ources in Alaska" IL is just off the presses, and therefore embodies all the latest information gathered by the geological survey.
 In view of the many discoveries of copper and gold quartz near Seward this summer and the numerous veins recently located on both sides of the Alaska Central railroad for POO miles north, the report is weighty evidence that Seward is the seaport of one of the most highly mineraIized belts in Alaska.
 On page ll5 the document says; Gold bearing rocks are found over considerable areas in the reg,on adja- cent to Cook inlet. A graywacke and slate series cut by small quartz stringers occupies the eastern part of Kenai peninsula, extends across Turn again arm, and may be seen in the val lev of the Knik river still farther north. The search for placer gold in rocks of this type k warranted and discoveries in commercial quantities may be expected where they occur"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
ASKS DAMAGES
FOR ALIENATION
PROMINENT FULTON, KY, PEG
PIE ENGAGE IN SENSATIONAL
sUIT-W. w. MEADOWS WANTS
100000 FROM REV. MORTON
HAWLEY FOR AFFECTIONS or
MRS. MEADOWS.

Fulton. Ky. Is excited over the filing
of big damage suit by one prom
inent citizen against another. The
Daily Leader of Thursday gives the
story as follows:
Fulton was given another sensa-
ton today when it was made known
that W. W Meadows had filed sui5
against Rev Frank Morton Hawles
for s10o.00o for real and punitive dant-
ages as the ouigrowth of the Meadows
Hawley troubles. In his petition Mr.
Meadows asserts that the defendant
did willfnlly and with wicked intent
ALLEVIATE the love confidence and al
feciions Of his wife. thereby making
him an unhappy man. Continuing
Mr. Meadogs saws that be and his wii,
we're married sixteen years ago ana
That until eighteen months or tvs
years ago when Hawley came here
their married life was happy and his
wife devoted to him and their Is year
Did daughter.
1t is further set forth that the plain
10 was absent from home = great deal
bc rssi two years and that durips
his tire ilswley. fuelner N the
'fsadorz srsrtsaeat hcases spsnt rnuoa
# biz time driving with and IN CDR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Telegraph Repair Man, Mint and As
say Apprentice and Immigrant
Inspector Wanted BY FEEDER
al Government.

Tho United States Civil Service
Commission announces a. examinr.
ton on July -. 1907. 10 secure eli.
gihies from which To make ccriiGca
ton 10 nh tpo vacancies IN sho posi-
ion Of rcpairman. at 1920 per aunum
each. in the Weather Bureau. D.
paftment Of Agriculture. one for futy
on the Port Crescent Tatoosh Islano
Telegraph Line Gin the State Of vast
ington). an dthe other for duty on fh0
Cape Henry. Na.-Hatteras. \. G.. Tee
graph Line. aud vacancies as hey
may occur IN any branch - the ssf
vice requiring similar qualifications
July 29-To al vacancies as they
may occur IN the position # appren-
tice in the Mint and Assay Service at
Philadelphia Pa. New Orleans. l..
Denver. Colo. and San Francisco. Cal
IT salary as follows Firsi var > -
eeesnd wear 81 aud third resr 81 "a
psr d1sm
r. esll net Be necssss.y e. spr-i
esats ~ sHIear a. am llace f. a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29

CHARLESTON, MO.

June 81. 1907.

DR.. r K Ogilvie departed Wednes
lay night for st. Louis. from whence
re will soon leave for Pittsburg, whese
ne VIII accept a position in q hospi.
al during the summer months. He
will probably return here in Novem-
Der.
The concrete foundation for the Rus.
sell block is about completed. The
excessive rainfall has greatly retard-
ed the work and the failure of the
contractor to furnish sufficient
amount of gravel has also hindered but
the work is now proceeding nicely.
Mrs. Jackson L. Ogilvie who has
been Ill at ST Marys Infirmary for
some weeks is reported to be a great
deal better. Her many friends here
have been very solicitious concering,
thc outcome of her malady
A three.ineh rainfall in an hour.
at noontime last Monday. greatly RI
tarded the work of harvesting thsI
wheat crop. But the greatest damage
will be to the low lands where corn
is usually planted. The season has
almost passed for corn planting and
4 great deal of ground remains nm
seeded and will probably lie idle, dur
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

Ing the present season. This works Q
great hardship on many farmers who
lost their last years crop.
The moving picture shows are con.
inuing to do a good business Both
French's Theatorum and Woodward
Company are showing" to good
houses.
Mrs. VIM. Lutz chaperoned crowd
of young people who took steam.
boat trip, on the Saltillo TO Waterloo.
Ala, last week. Misses Lizzie and El.
la Burns and Ella Heggie were Char.
lestons contribution to the party.
The balance OF the party were from
other points in Southeast Missouri
They returned home Wednesday,
Joseph G. Crenshaw, Of this city, and
Miss Verna Goodwin, of lei Dorado
Ark, were married at the latter city,
last week The groom Is bookkeeper
for the Sou beast Missouri Telephone
company and has many friends both
here and in Cairo. The young couple
returned here, Immediately after the
ceremony and will make this their
home. Mrs. ID. Harris Wearen, of Cal,
70 is a sister Of the groom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
HOUND CITY, III.
June %, 1907.

| June %, 1907
! DR.. j. f. Hargan Is going to move
Nils residence back further In the
center of the lawn, then raise and
otherwise improve his home.
Miss Mae Hawkins, county superb.
tendent of schools, is in Mi. Vernon
where she is attending conference OF
county superintendent held by the
state superintendent
Mrs. NJ J. Hurst is visiting IN
Mounds this week with her daughter,
Mrs II. A. Helms.
The home Of Mr.. Chas Mertz on up
per Main has been greatly improved
by the addition Of pretty iron fence
Mrs. G. G. Cogswell of Mobile, ala.
who has been visiting with her sister.
Mrs c E. Dishinger for the two past
months, returned to her home Friday.
l.. M Bradley left the latter part Of
this week for Boulder Cello. to spend
several weeks during the Chau tauqua
assembly there.
The new base ball park Of Mounds
owned by Henry Titus will be opened
his coming Sunday afternoon with d
game between the Anna and Mounds
seams. All are urged to attend this
game. ii only o view the arrangements
and the amphitheater which is now
being completed Mr.. Titus has prov
ed to the people by his reasonable
price of admission that he is trying to
nave place to entertain the attend
ance, not to impose upon them
Dudley Mathis is now officiating as
ticket agent for the l. c. railroad at
Mounds.
Chas. Smith. a former bartender in
the Neadstine saloon, has purchased
IN interest in Sol Arey's place
Word has been received that the w
K. Markle Sunny South" floating the
alter is en- route down the Ohio river
and will be at our what to show soon
Marriage having had such a good
effect on Jake Blum Willis Friganza
Charles Schiller and Judge Wall, an
effort Is now on foot among the mar
ried women to a like manner to get
i'd OF r. c. Magill, Mayor Browner
and John Trampert, and especially of
Fred Hood, Dr. Rice. Roy Moore,
Butch Martin and Ben Blum. May the
good work gon on.-Pulaski Enter
prise.
Mrs. Jas. F Cornell, Mrs. H. Hitler.
ich and Mrs. c e Dishinger were in
Cairo today. Friday shopping.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29

oany with the plaintiffs wife This /,
alleged to have continued until tbc
last day of May when plaintiff order
cd defendant away from his house II
is further charged that Hawley was
instrumental in, and responsible for
Mrs. Meadows action i'm filing suit fo-
fiyorce and alimony. After defend
ant left the city the petition recites.
he continued writing to and sending
messages to plaintiffs wife and, SO
completely had he won her love and
affection she answered them These
letters Il is claimed. contained advice
and instructions intended TO assis'
Mrs. Meadows in her divorce suit.
For the reasons recited in the pc
tition Mr. Meadows claims actual dam
ages in the sum of $50 coo and further
prays judgment for s50.0a0 for all nee
essary relief.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
NEWS OF THE RAIL
Illinois Central.

Fireman Lane is substituting on TIL,
359.
Locomotive No 1897, Englnee
Norman, pulled Bryan's train yester
| day.
| Brakeman B. f. Haygood has beer
transferred from the Cairo-Jacksol
run to the 20 Cairo-Mcmphis run
Conductors Anderson, Arnold anC
Lakewood, Of the Cairo-Memphis rur
will leave July 2oth for New Orlean.
where they will get a steamship foi
New York They WI visit the Thou
sand Islands aud will make the trip
from New York to jamestown by
boat.
Engineer Bert Watson has gone to
Milwaukee on his vacation.
Locomotive No. 1929 is on the 2-3
run at present.
V. A. Pixley is engineering in place
of T NJ Edwards on the Cairo.Cen.
tralia run.
Timothy Casey is back under Fore
nan Pete Doud.
Locomotive No 1882. Engineer VIII
Eurch. is on the 43-4l run
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
VIENNA.
June 27. 1907.
+~<> ~~.~ +.

| oNfS II, ioOf.
Mrs. Bette Dill is visiting her
daughter, Mrs F, NJ. James, at Irving
ton, H., this week.
Prof. S. f Springer has returned
from a business trip to GRANVILLE, ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs A. Johnson of Me
/ tlopolls are visiting the family OF l..
H. Frizzell
| Mrs. Grace Boudreau. Of Kankakee,
H., is a guest of Mrs. Fred Edmonds
land other Johnson county relatives.
Mrs. George Pickard and Mrs. r. A.
Mccall who have been sick the past
week are much improved,
| Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Rees of Bel.
KNAPP visited Vienna friends Wednes,
| day.
Mrs, Hairy Perkins and son Of
Cairo visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
A J. Perkins, here the first of this
week.
Mrs. Minnie Balm has returned from
a weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Warder in Cairo
Mis- Maggie Simpson left Tuesday
morning for a visit to the family of
Judge A. K Vickers in East St. Louis.
Miss Ruby Ridenhour is visiting
Miss Grace Poor in Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. Mary Ragland and three chill
dfen, of Nashville. ILL.,, are visiting
The families Of her brothers. r. S Gil.
liam Of Tunnel Hill, and w. H. Gil
liam, of Vienna
At the regular meeting of Vienna
Rebekah lodge No. 1877 Wednesday
evening the following officers were
elected MIS- Edith Hudson, N. c.
Mrs Addie Morgan V. G.; Miss Nell
Nell Wander Pluym Secretary
II. N. Finney. an attorney OF Carrier
Mills, was in Vienna on legal business
Tuesday.
Rev. f. w Sears and wife of Car
H., are visiting Mrs. Sears !
parents, Rev. and Mrs. |. A. ]. Par
ker.
County Superintendent Grissom is
in Mt. Vernon this week attending a
of The county superintend
ents of Southern Illinois.
Masters Paul Whitehead and DON
aid Parker are spending this week
with friends Simpson, Ill.,
Mrs. j. S. Swinney and Mrs Robert
Thomas. of Golconda, have returned
o their home after a pleasant visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
Chas Smith, the candy man, has
moved from Vienna to Marion.
The Vienna School of Telegraphy !
las closed for a two weeks vacation
IN. Ivy Gray. the manager. will lake 6
much needed rest
Congressman Chapman made
BUSINESS trip to st Louis this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29
MANY GOOD MEN
ON COMMITTEES
NAMED BY PRESIDENT &. a.
SMITH OF THE CAIRO COM
MERclAL CLUB, FOR THE EN-.
SUING YEAR-cLuB READY
FOR EFFECTIVE WORK.

The directorate of the Cairo Com
mereial Club composed of f. A
Smith fpresident), Chas r. Stuart
secretary ]. b. Magee, W. II. Law
son, p T. Langan George ]. Becker
Samuel White, w B. Huette, l.. c
Herbert and John C. Fisher. confirmed
the nomination of committees sub
mitted by President smi h Thursday
night. The committees are as fol
lows:
Executive aud Finance z. A..
Smith. chairman. W. b. Huette, c. z
Stuart. l. {. Herbert
Manufacturing ". H. Lawson.
chairman; P. r. Langan W. J. John
ston. n Smith Candce. W b. Huette
c. s. Carey. Ed Kelly. r. !. Pryoe.
Louis Rossman. W. NJ Hurt. L. c. Hef-
bert. j. Il Galligan Charles Feuch-
ter, Jr.. Charles f. Hessian. W. IL
Sutherland. o. 5. Peabody
Rates and Triffic-J .. Mage
chairman; c. S. Carey. e. II. Harmed
w. II. Sutherland. II. P. Gholson. ".
A. Mcknight George J. Becker j. !.
Thompson, p. 4. Langan. Leo McDau-
iels, John n, Parham. W. II. Wood, r
x. Lott
Rivers and Harbors-George Par
sons chairman S b. Miller. Fred
Henne.t. J. II Gallisan. l.. p. Par
kcr, Claude Winter. E. G. Pink. W {.
Dewey. Daniel Hartman. w r Grin
stead. John c. Ghoison.. w. ID. Ban
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-29

spirit in various paris Ct the city
by the discharge of fire works. more
especially fire crackers and some oi
The cannon size-much to the annoy
anee of people and of the police as
well, the latter being misled into the
relief that there were shooting affrays
fhe small boy and others. too. arc
the. day set for the usual outburst OF
feeling. and then to confne their ex
plosions 20 hramless fire works.