Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
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 Seattle. March 25 The thoatrrs were all open yesterday without molcSratiou. The liquor dealers have decided Co make no more arrests and vii. abandon the policy of retaliation for the Sunday closing of saloons.
 Alaskaus to Help Jac< Hines
 G,rdfcld, March 25-Aluskaus here pil aid Jack Hines in his defense for killing Count Podhorski, in every way possible, financially if he needs iL The preliminary hearing will be held next Thursday. w. II. Bard of Seat te. formerly a Nome attJrner will come Co GoldGeld Go aid in the legal defense.
 Hines Waves Preliminary
 Goldfeld, March 27-Jack Hines waived preliminary examination for Che killing of Count Podhorski today and was taken tO Hawthorne, where Che grand jury will consider the case and no doubt return an indictment for murder. Albert Cody, formerly a cep- uty U. S. marshal at Nome, will aNN st W. H.. Bard in the defense by collect ing evidence.
 Hines Indicted For Murder. 
 Goldfcld, March 30 Jack Hines was indicted on the charge Of murder m the first degree by the grand jury to- day for killing Count Pojuur,aL lis understood that the Arctic Brother hood will back him financially in his defense.
 Constantine Trial Postponed.
 Seattle, March 25-The trial of William Constantine for shooting his son-in-Iaw, Jesse Hall, a few mont ago, went over in the criminal depart- uent of the superior court today until Che conclusion of trial now iu pro- gress. It will be taken up later in the week. Hall is aiding the prosecution.
 Constantine Trial Begins.
 Seattle, March 27-The trial of William Constantine for shooting his son-in-lsw, Jesse Hall, with inteut Go kill, began in the superior court this morning. Six jurors were secured be- fore noon.
 Tried to Bribe or Scare Hall
 Seattle, March 2S-Jesse Hall testi- fed this morning in the trial of his falher-in-law, William Constantine, for shooting him, that a third party had made a proposition to him to leave the city until the prosecution could be dropped, for money consideration. Hall swore that the man who made the proposition threatened that if the offer was refused Constantine would testify in his own defense that Hall was a sexual pervert and that he at tempted to kill Hall for the protection of his daughter.
 Never Speak as They Sit Near.
 Seattle, March 2S-Jesse Hall and his wife sit near each other in the trial of the girls father, William Con. stantine, for shooting Hall, but ueyer speak Co each other. The jury was completed yesterday afternoon and introduction of testimony for the state began today.
 Constantine Case ScandalOus
 Seattle, March 23-Much ofthe testi- mony in che tria, of William Conslan- tine for shooting his sou-iu-Iuw, Jesse Hal, k too scandalous to print, Family skeletons are being dragged out, and It is apparent that the daughter will sacrifice her reputation in the effort to save her father from prison.
 Leaves Naughty Story for Ma.
 Seattle, March 3O-Myra Hall, wife of Jesse Hall, was on the witness stand in her fathers trial for shooting her husband this morning. She refused to tell details of Halls alleged degener- ate acts, leaving that for her mother, who will testify Monday.
 Plant Worth S1, ,OOO, 900 Burns
 Hutchinson, Kan, March 26-The Norton salt manufacturing plant in this city, the largest in the world, was destroy ed by fire last night, entailing a loss of Sl, l,OOOOOO.
 MIl Workers Lose Strike
 Portland, March 26-The local saw mill strike is broken and the men re- turned to work today.
 Alaska Trade Increasing
 Washington, D. C., March 26-The bureau of statistics of the department of commerce issued a statement today which shows that Alaska trade in the month of January of this year was 50 r,er cent larger than in January l9OO,