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The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
GERMANS CLAIM
 LARGE SUCCESS
BERLIN OFFICIALLY REPORTS ADVANCE IN TWO
 PLACES.

BERLIN, April 21.-It is officially announced today that our troops have made considerable progress on the Mouse and in Lorraine. In the former place, the bulletin says, we have driv- en back the French at the very point where they showed the greatest eag- erness to advance. Their attacks on St. Mihiel have been brought to standstill and the attempts to threaten the communications with Metz has failed completely. Along the other portions of the western line there is nothing to communicate. Artillery exchanges are going on constantly and our side claims the advantage in this sort of warfare notwithstanding the assertions of the French as to the superiority of their guns.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
VILLA TROOPS
 QUIT MONTEREY
MATTERS LOOK SERIOUS FOR FORMER ALLY OF
 CARRANZA.

VERA CRUZ, April 21.-The army of General Villa evacuated the city of Monterey last night and is now re- treating to save itself from being caught in a trap. It is said that Villas power has received a severe shaking as the result of his defeat at Celaya. Carranza is now gathering still larger forces and General Obre- gon is pressing Villa and his com manders in all directions. Report from Mexico City say that security is felt there now by the foreign residents. The capital fully expects the total victory of Carranza.
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TO BUILD HERE
 ON BIC SCALE
JOHN BALLAINE TELLS WHAT IS IN C0NTEM-
 PLATI0N.

That there will be several large buildings constructed in this city soon is stated by John Ballaine in the fol- lowing communication to this paper:
 Seattle, Wash, April 12, 1915. Editor of the Seward Gateway:
 Through the Gateway 1 wish to say to the people of Seward in this day of general rejoicing, after long and hard struggle, that l recently secured pledges in New York for erection in Seward of a public library, Y. M. c. A. building, and a Y. w. c. A build ing, each to cost $5OOOO. I may get the amounts raised to S1O0,000 for each building. Details will be an nounced in due time by the donors themselves
 With all good wishes.
 John E. Ballaine.
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RUSSIA ADMITS
 HOLDING STILL
CANNOT SHAKE THE AUSTRIANS IN THE USZOk
 PASS.

PETROGRAD, April 2l.-No change las occurred in the east. The Russians still hold the positions cap tured by them in the Carpathians but it is admitted that they are unable to shake the Austrians from their posi- tions around the Uszok pass. The Austrians are attacking the positions captured by our troops and are at tempting a fanking movement from Czernowitz but so far We have been able to avoid any danger to our com munications. In the north matters are in a somewhat similar condition. A deadlock has occurred around Os- sowetz which the Germans are bonn barding from time to time but with out any result other than the destruc- tion of buildings and a few lives.
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BROWN STICKS TO
 LICENSE ORDERS.

VALDEZ, April 1S.-Judge Brown has refused the requests of the busi- ness people of this city to rescind the order recently made by him for the taking of a census on the saloon license question. The deputatiOn that waited on the judge asked him to post pone the matter until the territory has a chance to vote on the prohibi- ton question but the request was fruitless.
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CLERK OF COURT HERE.

Arthur Lang, clerk of the district court for this division, arrived on the Northwestern last evening and has taken an office with Assistant District Attorney Whittlesey. He will go away on the next outgoing boat so that those requiring to file for citizenship, etc. have only a limited time to get busy.
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NEWS NOTES

H. A. Slater is the new mayor of Cordova.
 Delegate Wiskersham left CordOva for Fairbanks on the twelfth of this month. He stated in an interview in the Cordova Alaskan the opinion that the entire country will be under the prohibition law within five years.
 Wilbur Ward, formerly manager and one of the owners of the Fair banks Times arrived last night on the Northwestern. He was a member of the editorial staff of the Seattle Sun until that paper ceased publication a short time ago. The Sun, Mr. Ward says, was to have recommended publi- cation last Monday but he has not heard anything about it since he left Seattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Junte, formerly of Nome and other parts of Alaska, came to Seward last night.
 Frank Reese, who was here last Summer, has returned from Portage Bay, an inlet of the sea which was on the map a couple of months ago.
 Frank Rotch, jr. who was here last fall came to Cordova on the North western and will probably come here soon.
 John F. Ballaine will leave Seattle for Seward about May 10 for Seward and will spend the summer here.
 A. Lawson of Sunrise returned on the Northwestern after a winters visit to the states. He had not seen "civilization" for twenty years before going out this time.
 The Seattle Post Intelligencer of April II has a telegram from Seward saying that the announcement of the winning of the terminal by Seward was made at a baseball match.
 Dr. P. T. Barnes of New York and his cousin, Miss Grace Gaines of Chicago arrived on the Northwestern last evening and will remain for the summer. Dr. Barnes will go to Six mile where he is interested with Charles E. Heron in dredging opera tions.
 Guilty as to the umbrella count is the plea entered by W. L. Kerr and Enos S. Jennings. They confess to being the strange things sighted by Deputy Game Warden Erickson carry ing such Unalaskan things on the trail. But they say umbrellas beat raincoats.
 Miss K. c. Kane from Mile Fifty two, accompanied by her niece, has arrived in the city. Miss Kane will leave soon for Ship creek.
 E. Ayres has arrived from the Skeen-Lechner mine where he has been engaged all the winter for Judge S. O. Morford. They have been work ing on the task of following the pay streak downward and have taken out some fine specimens which they will have assayed.
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.: |: * * e (" * .: * < * . * DREDGE OPERATING %
 (: BY JUNE FIRST. *'

Charles E. Heron who arrived last evening on the Northwestern, says his dredge will be operating on Six mile creek by June the first. It is coming on the steamer Latouche and will be sent around by Cook Inlet. Mir. Her ron is accompanied here by Dr. P. T. Barnes of New York who is interested in the operations.
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WRITES OF CONDITIONS
 IN CHISANA CAMP.

CORDOVA, April 17.-Charles F.. Hirdning, writing from Chisana, gives the following information regarding conditions there:
 "I see no more in sight than at last writing. None are coming into the camp. I don't see anything new. Those who are working in deep ground have not reached bedrock. No wood has been hauled, and there will be no grub brought in. Neither are there any horses in the camp, and no horse food at present"
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ROOSEVELT BOASTS
 BARNES ON STAND.

SYRACUSE, April 21.-TheOdOre Roosevelt has been on the stand again today in the case in which Barnes is suing him for defamation. The form CT president went in detail into the story of his relations with Barnes and declared that everything he said about the plaintiff was absolutely true. The trial of the case is creating a deep interest and large crowds are the rule in the courthouse.
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CHITINA BRIDGE GOES
 OUT WITH THE ICE.

CORD0VA, April 17.-The floating ice in the river this morning took out one bent of the railroad bridge at Chitina, and the probabilities are that more damage will result. This is usual occurrence in the spring, and just as soon as the ice stops running, the pile driver crew will go to the scene and rebuild the wash-away part of the bridge. In the meantime all traffic above Chitina will have to be suspended. Just how long this condi- ton of affairs will continue is prob lematical, although it is not likely to be more than couple of weeks.
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TURKS RESTORING
 ORDER IN URUMIAH.
American Consular Officers Declare That All Americans Are
 Safe There.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Advices from the United States consular of ficers in Persia are to the effect that the Turkish authorities are now re- storing order in Urumah and that all Americans, missionaries and others are perfectly safe. The reports of the consuls indicate that the trouble there was by no means so serious as had been reported from allied sources but it is clear that some attempts were made by the fanatical portion of the Mohammedan population to fo- ment attacks on the Christians.
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BRITISH PROTEST
 AGAINST U. S.
Says the Giving of Time to the Ger man Cruiser is Not Neutral
 Conduct.

LONDON, April 21.-The British foreign office has protested to the United States against permitting the German cruiser Prinz Wilhelm to gain time to clean her bottom. 1t is declared that cleaning will increase the speed of the vessel and that, therefore, such 6 proceeding is Sn- neutral.
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RECEIVER FOR
 ROCK ISLAND R. R.

CHICAGO, April 21-H. V. Nudge, president, and Jacob Dicenson, former secretary of the road, have been ap- pointed receivers for the Rock Island railway by the federal court. Nudge states that the governments attitude towards the railroads k responsible for the failure of the company but he expresses the hope that times will soon improve and that the injurious interference with the roads by the government will be dropped.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
AGED WOMAN IS
 ELECTED MAYOR

WARREN, H., April 21.-Mrs. A. R. Garfield, aged seventy-four years, was elected mayor of this town yes terday. The new mayoress has talk en a prominent part in city politics and in movements for the improve ment of the city and peoples condi- tion for many years.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
ELEVEN ILLINOIS
 TOWNS GO DRY.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Eleven towns in Illinois voted themselves dry yesterday. All over the state indica- tions exist that the sentiment in favor of prohibition is overwhelming and the result is expected to be the adop- tion of the prohibition principle throughout the state.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
MEXICANS FIRE ON
 U. S. AEROPLANE.
Mexican General Apologies and the Trouble is All Over
 Again.

BROWNSVILLE, April 21.-A United States army aeroplane was fir ed on yesterday by Mexican troops while it was circling over Fort Brown on American territory. The troops guilty of this outrage belonged to the Carranza forces but Carranza has al- ready apologized and the matter IS supposed to be ended.
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< ( ' < ( | < < < < # I * ALLIED TORPEDO |" * BOATS REFUSED. *

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 21.- Six torpedo boats belonging to the allies attempted to enter the Dardan- elles on Monday night but they were repulsed by the fire of the forts. The announcement that the allied fleet did not intend to make further attacks this month is regarded here as only an effort to Hull our forces to 8 false feeling of security.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
JACK JOHNSON LEAVES
 AGAIN FOR EUROPE.

HAVANA, April 21.-Jack Johnson, the former colored champion of the world, and his wife sailed yesterday for Spain. It is his hope to obtain permission to go to England where he wishes to live as he cannot return to the United States.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
WHAT ALASKA
 PENSION BILL IS.

JUNEAU, April 10.-The Alaska pension bill, introduced by Senator Aldrich and amended by a substitute of the education bill, was agreed up- on for passage, by the Senate com mittee this afternoon. The bill pro- vides an allowance of $12.50 month for life, to any resident, 65 years or older, who has resided in Alaska for ten consecutive years since 1905, and by reason of indigency is entitled to entrance to the Pioneers home at Sitka.
 The bill appropriates $2O,OOO for the purpose of the act, payable by the board of trustees of the Pioneers Home. provided, that not more than S1O.OOO shall be spent in any one year. Provision is made that any excess fund not issued the first year shall be available for use the following year.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
CANAL WILL NOT BE
 READY JULY FOURTH,

WASHINGTON, April 21.-It is now feared here that the Panama canal will not be ready after all for the passage of the fleet on the Fourth of July when it was intended to per form the cermony of real opening. The cause of the delay has not yet been published but it is supposed to be due to further slides or to the un- expected difficulty of clearing out the former slides.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
ALLIED ARMY [NVADES TURKEY
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: HARRIMAN NATIONAL
 : BANK IS OPENED.

The Hartman National Bank of AL aska at Seward opened it's doors for business this morning at ten o'clock. As stated yesterday, Gaston Hardy, one of the vice-presidents, is in charge. Erich Lucas is the cashier. Sidney B. Congdon, the assistant cashier, has not yet arrived. More fixtures are coming in for the institu- tion but even now the offices are very fine and attractive.
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Read our today,s display ad.

Alaska Land & Development Co.,, Inc.
 Cheap buy on 4th Avenue close in S2OOO.OO. Terms if necessary. Excellent buy on terms two lots on corner, S16OO,OO Terms. Fine buy for cash, Lot 30, Block IS. When you pass the office read our display in the window for bargains. Alaska Land & Development Com pany, Inc.
 G. -Benj. Poindexter,
 Manager,
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
GO ON NORTHWESTERN.

Only six people went out on the Northwestern last night and five of them were commercial travellers. The list is:
 Mrs. D. M. Cullbertson, R. Blevine, T. J. Mortell, w. A. Young, H. w. Right, F. J. Cox.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS.

The meeting of the Commercial Club which was to have been held last evening was postponed because of the coming of the Northwestern at the time the meeting should have taken place. The meeting will be held this evening and all members are request ed to attend.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
. . < < . < . . % : . | % RUSSIAN AVlATORS % % ATTACK STRASBURG, %

BERLIN, April 21.-Russian avia- tors flew over the city of Strasburg in Prussia yesterday and dropped bombs killing one woman and wounding four children.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
DEPUTY AT SHIP CREEK.

Deputy Marshal Jim Wardell of Katalla has been appointed deputy marshal at Ship creek. He has been in the service for some time and is we'll known all over this part of AL aska.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
CASHIER COMES.

H. S. Balderston arrived on the Northwestern and has been elected assistant cashier of the Bank of Se- ward. Mir. Baldedston has been with the Bank of Katalla as cashier and has finished liquidating the affairs of that institution.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21

By subcribing for the Gateway you get all the real news of the world through a great press service. You may not get all the details but you get all of which a knowledge is necessary.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
BIG LAUNCH COMING.

Andy Petersen and partners are now on the way from Seattle to Se- ward with the big launch Wilhelmina which they had at Nome for sea work. They were at Juneau some days ago.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
CITY READY FOR WORK

The warrants of the city will be accepted and cashed at par by the Bank of Seward so that the city is now able to start in it's improvement work immediately. The work of cleaning will probably begin tOmor- row.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
MANY PEOPLE GET
 CITIZENSHIP PAPERS.

Since the clerk of the court, Arthur Lang opened his office this morning a constant stream of applicants for the first and final citizenship papers has visited him. Those who had applied for their first papers at noon are Andrew Granville de Sherbinin, Guy B. Whitehead, George s. Whitehead, Hans Christensen, Henry Layton, John Webb, Faiga Carignan and Gus tai Freidel. Edward Jacobsen has ap- piled for his final papers.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
PAYS VERY LARGE
 INHERITANCE TAX.

LOS ANGELES, April 21.-The in- heritance tax on the seven million dol lar estate of Mrs. Arcadia De Baker amounts to four hundred and twenty three thousand dollars.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21

DAWSON, April 1.-The big Rochester hotel, ore of the largest hOstelries in the city, was practically destroyed by fire this afternoon. The walls are still standing, but the con- tents are a complete loss. Charley Ingram, a miner, was suffocated in his room.
 The hotel property was purchased some time ago from the Frank Phis- cator estate by Andy RystOgi, and his loss is estimated at S10,00O.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Apply at the Panama between 10 a. m. and 12.
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necessary.

The Gateway can do any sort Ot printing done in the states. Do not forget that.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21

Libby's Milk three cans for twenty five cents. Brown 6 Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21

New assortment of Libby's Pickles, forty cents per quart. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
EVANS AT CoRD0vA.

The Admiral Evans was due to arr rive at Cordova at 2 p. m. today.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
STRIKE FIGHTS OCCUR
 ALL OVER CHICAGO,
Picture Show Wrecked In One Place and Various Free For AIls
 Take Place.

CHICAGO, April 21.--Strike riots occurred all over this city last night as a result of the trouble in the build ing trades. In one part of the city 8 movie theatre was wrecSed during a row which occurred between strikers and others. he real cause of the fighting is the idleness of such large numbers of men.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21

WANTED. Smart boy at the Gateway OfiOe.
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FOR SALE.

Typewriter, practically new,
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