Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-16

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 Archie Roosevelt Better
 Washington, D. C., March ll-Arch- ie Roosevelt is still very weak but is much better and his recovery is re- garded aS certain.
 Jury AcQuits VIII J. Davis
 Dayton, Ill.,, March H. The jury acquitted Will J. Davis of manSlaugh- ter without leaving their seats, Sat urday evening. Davis was manager of the Iroquois theater in Chicago when it burned with the loss of several hundred lives. The indictment charg- ed criminal negligence in the cOnstruc- tiou of exits and fire escapes of the theater.
 New Jersey Eutertains Blizzard
 New York, March IA blizzard is raging along the entire New Jersey coast.
 Steamer Northwestern Sails
 Seattle, March ll-Steamer North western sailed for Seward at g o'clock last night.
 Small POx Closes Town
 Wallace, Idaho, March u-This town is closed tight by quarantine eS- tablished because of several small Pox cases which have broken out here.
 Streetcar Strike In Louisville
 Louisville, Ky, March ll-An street car service is tied up in this city by strike o' the carmen.
 Saloon Man DOdges Police
 Seattle, March ll-Patrick Sullivan, a saloon boss and ward politician here, was arrested early Sunday morning for keeping his saloon open after mid night. He was held in the city jail without bail by order of Chief of P)- lice WapPenstein until Sunday fore noon, when he was released on writ of habeas corpus issued by judge of the superior court.
 By order of the chief Sullivan was immediately re-arrested but escaped from the officer and was not aiterward seen during the day, It is expected that he will turn up and enter his ap pearance in the police court before evening today.
 Honduras Sees Warllke Steamers
 Washington, D. C., March ll-It is given out by the government of Hon. duras that three steamers carrying armed forces are lying of the north coast of the state of Ceiba and an attack is expected at any moment. The United States government prompt ly ordered three American gunboats to proceed to the vicinity.
 If it is ascertained that the steamers are from an American port they will not be permitted to land either men or supplies. It is claimed by the Hon. duraus that the steamers are bringing forces to the support of the Nicara- gusns.
 Streetcar Strikers Riot
 Louisville, Ky, March l2-Seyeral riots have been started by strikers and their sympathizers because of attempts by the streetcar company to run cars. Further trouble is feared and state troops may be called out.
 Accepts lS-knOt Steamer Seattle, March l2-The Pacific Coast Steamship Company accepted the new steamer President yesterday afternoon following a successful trial l trip in which the steamer made eigh- l teen knots an hour. She was built l here.
 Argument In Federation Case
 Boise, Idaho, March l2 - Mover. ! Haywood and Pettibone, the officials l of the Western Federation of Miners l who are accused of the murder of Ex- ! Gov. Sreuuenburg, were taken to Cald- ! we'll today where an argument will be ! made for the dismissal of the charge ! against them on the ground that it was . not tried at the first term of court . after the indictment was returned l Judge Wood of Boise wirl hear the ! argument and a vigorous fight will be made by both sides.
 Former French President Dead
 Paris, March l2-Jean Paul Casimir- Perier president of the French repub- lie in lS94g5, is dead.
 Looks for Japanese War
 New York, March l2 - Hudson . Maxim, the inventor of the Maxim gun and other munitions of war, expresses the belief that the United States will ! be involved in a war with Japan with in five years, because of the conflict of s--...-..,- So, tba pYri6p Oppan