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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19

einis tparen fpie bie1es Mal, unb niht
ein einaiges Mal baben iid in bieier
Be3iebung Meinunss diebenbeiten
ergeben, tpenisftens gab bic Minoritdt
itets ben @riinben Der Maioritdt obne
3aubern nad. Die Gage Der Rusel
bate ni9ts nit benz gnbe bes GalIes
gu tbun. Der Sob trat in 5olse
8ronbes elm, tpelcher iid in benz
@9ubtanal gebilbet bate. Sugar
unIere bsutigen 8emiibunsen, bic &uz
gel su finben, tparen erfolslos. Sd
CLAUDE, DaB iie iid in ben Riidenmusz
teln feitseiebt bat. Der RDntsene
Gtrablen Mparat ipurbe nidt benubt,
oo er niht banblih genue mar.
Die Gerii1ts, bab Der prdiioent nit
elmer persifteten &usel geI9ofen tpur=
Re, perbreiteten 1iu bdlb nah benz Mtz
tentat. Oa Der 3uitano beg praiioenz
ten ii9 in ben eriten 5agen 10 lehr
beKerte, perIdpanben oieie 9eriidte,
heute Morsen isoo9, als Die IutopIie
Dorgenommen fpurbe. fdnben bic @ez
rI1te tpieDerum ibren Weg in Dds
Sterbesimmer, uno bic sSrage puroe
aufaetporfen, ob Der MDrber ni9t feline
Ruaeln bergiftet bate, um fein Werf
Dollitdnbis gu MAIDEN. geur elmer Der
Ierate, pel9e ben prdiioenten be-
banbelt batten, unb ipelde beute Morz
gen Der Nutppiie beipobnten, begt bic
lleber3suMne, bab bic &ugsl perstftet
mar. Dies 1T Or. eugene Wasbin,
sin Sadoerftdnoiaer fir selbes Sis@
Der, ipelher tiirslid erit iid in bieiissr
Stdot nieoergeldilen bat, unb pel9sr
Iebr pertraut nit @ifterIheinungen
i'm menf6lthen &Drper lit. Den Mn<
fihten oes Or. Wdsoin ipurbe ipdb=
renb Der &ranfhsit bes prditbenten
piel 8ea9tung nel9entt, unD feline
4niihten beaiislid Der 8ergiftuns Der
&uael nerDen baber biermit tpieber=
gegeben:
Die Munbe in Der 8ruit asiste si@
nen tiefen gtnorud; bic @ntaiinbung
Der unter Der 6uut liegenben @eipebe
mar iebod su bebeutenb, als bab man
lie poGIidnbig Der @etpalt Der Rugel
auIhreiben tonne. OieIe @etpebe MAJ
rem tbeilipeiIe bonn Branbe beinlge=
iudt. Die &uael, pelhe in ben I'M
terleib einornag, Derurladte ebenfaIs
8ranb in i1rem Wege. Die 9aut mar
an Der 9telIe, no bic Gugel einbrang,
1ehr brdnDtQ, unb Der BranD Dehnte
ii9 auf ben aan5en Canal aus, ipel=
9en Die augel genommen bate. So-
peit Die Ner5te aud Bel Der Nutoplie
DDroransen, i6eran fanb man ben
8ranb. Nber audi iiberau aeigte Der
8ranO, Oab er 5ur Ielben 3eit einse=
treten mar, benn feline Dimeniionen
fparen iiberan bieIelben, unb baher
CLAUDE id, bab Die Rusel Dergiftet se=
tpeien it,"
Dr. Nosipen parf unb Or. Mpnter
| theilten bic Mnii9! hires Gollegen
nidt uno slauben nidt an Die 9erz
| eiftunsstbeorie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19
Sorralee lit GbefeonlmauOer.
Wurbe aeitern aum h0hitsn 8eamten
Der g. u. Sc. aetpGhlt.

Glebelan b, g., 13. Sept. Hih%
ter gli Sorranee bon Minnedpolis tit
beute einftimmig sum g6ef-gommanz
beur Der @rdnb Mrmb of tbe Hepublic
erpdbH tporben. General Daniel s.
Sidles Don Nep Dorf bate feline gan@
bibatur 3uriidge5Dgsn. 10 bab nur nod
Stepart itnb Sorranee in sSroge la
men. Die Mnbdnger bon 5idles ainaen
au 5orrance iiber, unb nah tpsnigen
Ib1timmungen ihpn erbielt CT 476
9timmen geaen 23O fir 6tepart. Gin
Mntrag, bic Mabl aur eirltimnligen ait
maGsn, DurDe bdraufbin dngenom<
men.
sSrn llebrigen fpurben bic fDlgenben
8edmfen eripdhlt:
GeniorsDice gpnmdnbenr, osohn
Mcglrob, 6erausgeber Der Rational
Eribune1.
scsuniDr <gommnnber, ssurnes
D'Donnen, gufter poit, Chicago.
GenernlsMr5t. 90. R. 9brdn, gins
einndti.
gbsfiaplan, asD. 8. ~. 8Opls. BON
GtnnfDlDanien,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19
grdrioe1rt gbeo6ore 2soofepert.

1858 October Z. geboren in Gep
gorf gitp
1880 Suni. @raSl,irt auf Der Sars
zllnineriitdt.
1881 Ropenlber gI5 @sitsIieb Der
Staatsleeislatur ertpdblt 0ebDste
ibr on 1883 ltnb 1884.
1886 9ls Mapor bon gfeip @orf gitp
nonlinirt
1SS9-Mai. Som Erdiibenten 9arrilon
als NitgIicb Der 8unbeseibilbienitz
contntiilipn ernannt.
1895 grdiibent Der 3eu gorfer Eoliz
Observation-Disclosures
1898 9aefignirte bonn Iariner9eparte1
ment il,lb organiiirte Die slough
gibcrs". @ls Sberitlieutenant
fontmiIiio1irt
1S9S-Suli /. Siibrte ben Ineriff Der
~Noueb 9iibers" ai1f benz San
Suan@ $5asel apaucirte 5unt Sberit.
1898 Mobcmber. Gum Gouberueiir
gseip gprfs eripGblt
1900-Su1 81 Gum gicesGrdiioenten
Der Ser Staaten i,orllirlirt.
1900 Npbenlber 6. gls sSices sErd5ts
bent Der Ser. Staaten ertpdblt.
1901 Mdr5 A. ginseihtporen als
@ice Grdiibent Der Ser. Staaten
linb iibernintntt als folder bas slu1t
bes gpriibers i'm 8unbesienat.
1901 -Septentber ID. gingei6tpnrett
als Grdiibent Der Ser Staaten als
Nabfoleer @n. Ntcainleb's, Der
am 6. Sept. in Buffalo, u. g., bon
Shoulders panb geidoiien unb am
0torgen bes A. Septenber baielblt
1tarb.
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lin 7:3o llbr WsDntug Wormittdd
ipirb Sic 1eihe BON bsrftIben @seorte
nam benz 9abnsug in BET Bnftalp
Union Station gebrdcht tperben. Der
3ua psrIdBt Buffalo nm $50 unr
8ormitfaas uno pirb gegen 8 Nhr
Mbenb am Ielben gage IN Waibinas
ton eintreffen. Sn Wafhtnaton fDtro
Sic Qeine bon elmer Gscorte, beitebsnD
aus elmer GhpaDrpn gdpallerie, ndd1
bem WeiBen 5aule gebradt tDeroeit-
6ie pirb bort bon elmer Mbtheilung
5oIbaten unb Matruien benaht ipsrS
ben unb I'm 10 lbr Dienifag Bormtt~
taq mad ber Hptunba beg Capitals
iiberfiihrt nerben. DDrtfelbit fDtrb bic,
2eihe Bis IL llbr MittipDh Bormit@
taa aufgebdbrt bleiben. LIN / ubr'
pirb bic 2eicbe nah Dem Baltimore &C.
pptpmoc : Babnbofe gebrdht fDerberr
unb nit benz nm 2::30 11br sfa1nitzs
taos nah Canton abfdbreltben Gpe@=
cialauge lia1 ber 6eir1utb bes prdii~
berten befOrbert rperben.
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Nadbridt bon Yearp.

Nortb 5pbnep, Sap Breton,
13. Sept. Der Danlpfer Grid" auf
pel9em Die pedrp'lde Expedition ibre
Gabrt nad benz NorOpol antrat, lit
heute bierber 3uriidgefebrt, nahbem er
Rap Sabine, glIesmere 2anb, am 20.
Musult OerlieB. On 8orD mar MlIes
fpDbl.
Sn einem 8riefe, ipelher am 4.
Npril 1901 bDn Gonger batirt lit.
fumnlirt Qeutnant psdrp bic Mrbeit
Des Suhres fDie fogt:
/. uml1iffung ber rl0rblinen
@rea3e bes GrDnlunb Mrhipels, bes
am EDrblihifen liegenben betannten
lanots ber Welt.
2. greidung Der b0Alten 9reite III
Der fpeiffihen 9emifpbdre (83 Grab
go Minlttsn).
3. Die s5sitnelIung bes nriprungss
|Des fcaenannten polsDcrDfiidtn Cites
(Gis5et1e). i. |. iD.
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Die Dffieieae 8etanntma9ung, bab
Der prdfibent an ben SDlaen oes
8ranbes seitorbsn iit, tpel9er ii6 in
ben SduBtanal sebilbet bat, bat 5u
lebbafter 8eipredung Der umitdnbe
8eranlaKuns geseben. gs 1T befannt
gefporben, bab Or. Wasbin, elmer Der
0erate, tpei9e ben prdiibenten bebanz
belten, urlb tpel9er als eine Der tiidz
tighten Rrdfte i'm MarineboTpital gilt,
Der lleberaeusung 1T. baB bic bon bem
MDrber abaefeuerte Rugel pergiftet
mar, unb bab bur1 bas Gift Der
8ranb perurfadt iporben lit. Die
@tdrfe bes Branbes bat bic Mer3te
Iebr iiberrolht, benn ber 8ranb er<
reihte entlang bem Shubfanal bic
StGrfe zines Dollars.
Muber Der Offieiellen grtldrung,
ipel1e bon ben Mer3ten unteraeihnet
tporben mar, iDolIten bie{e ii9 nid5t
re1t nit Der @a1e bsfaiIen. Or.
Matt1ep 9. Mann, auf fpel1en bic
Werantfportuns fiel, ben prdIibenten
lDfort nah Gnpfang bes Sduf1es 5li
operiren, fagte beute i'm 9erlaufs eirsg
Gelprddes:
rWor ollem nl6nte i1 barauf hinz
tpeiien. baB ME 3uDor Merate III Der
Bebanblun9 eines Sales iDie biefer 10
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19
Gabiuetsmitslieber bleiben.
Werben pprldufig nidt i6re Heiiana@
tionen einrei6en.

Werben pprldufig nidt ibre Reiianaz
tionen einrei6en.
SDfort mad Der 2eiItung bes hints
eibes bate BET prGiibent cine Gonfe>
ren3 nit ben dnlpeIenOen Witglieoern
oes Cabinets. Oieie bauerte unaefdbr
apei Stunben, unb nah ibrer 8eenz
Diauna ertlGrte Der prdiibent etnem
8eridteritatter Der Nfoeiateo preb:
ugBie if Idon BEL meiner 4bleaung
bes MmtseiDes furs erflGrt babe. tperoe
i6 bic politif bes peritorbenen prditz
oenten Mc&tnlep peiter Derfolaen, uno
i6 babe baber Die Mitglieber bes Ga
binets, pel6e anpeierb lparen, err
Tu6t, tpenigitens fiirs @rite ibre 4emz
ter su bebalten. sic baben mir Derz
ii9ert, bab Tie meinem Wunide na4z
fpmmen tpiirben, unb ih fdnn iaQen,
oaB audi bic abtpeienDen MitalieDer
ibre BsreitpilIigteit ausgelproaen ha@
ben."
Der grdlibent puroe sefrast, ob
eine GrtraiiBuns Des gongreiies etnz
berufen neroen piirDe, porauf er erz
flarte, Dab. bic 8erfafung etne gin@
berllfung bes gongreiies Ha6 benz
Sooe Des prdiOenten nidt porlGreibe.
unb na9 elmer unterreonns nit ben
W2itglisoern bes Cabinets lei Der. 8ez
19Iub sefabt porben, oab eine grtrdz
iibung niht notbpenOis let. Nah Der
gabinetsIibung iprah Der prdiloent
nit einisen peri0nlt4en 5reunoen nno
ma9te Damn etnen Spa5iergans nit
benz 5ecretGr Hopt, pel9en ct erIt a6z
Brad, als bic 2eute in ben StraBsn
duf i'm aufmerfiam purDen uno li6
Inn i'm brGnsten. Spdter erfldrte Der
prdiioent, bab er ni9t oor Montas
Morgen bic Staot Derldifen tperoe, gu
ipelder 3eit audi Der 3ug, pelder bic
2eihe ndh Bai6inaton bringen Diro,
bon Buffalo abFdbren piro.
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SobdnHeSburg, 13. SEPT.
lorb Rit9eler 6eiuAt bier 2orD Mils
1rer. QDrb Milntr Hbernimmt fpieoer
bas Mmt zines 3oncDmmiffGrs, Dos
Aoro Rithener ipd1renb Qprb Mail-
ner's MhpeieuMtt nerpaltste-
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8arsctttttte i.ttter8cscnsca.

2onbon. 13. Sept. Die Qlonbs.
baben cine Depeide erbaltsn, peihs
melbet, bob Die britifhs 8arfentine
Shetis, BON Capt. 3bomas ssIebliqt.
5hiffbrnG erlitten bat unb bab aIle
an 8Dr0 befinoli1en perIoner, ers
tyanfen.
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fommen, ipobin er fid nad feiner Mnz
funft 5uerit beseben bate. um Der tisfz
gebeugten Wittpe fein 8etletb aus5u=
fpreden. Secretdr Rpot, tpel6er por
span5ig Sabren elmer dbnli9en Scene
beiipobnte, als prdiibent Nrthur na4
benz Sobe zines anberen prdiiDenten,
Der bon MDrberbanb gefallen mar, ben
Nmtseio leiftete, brad faft auiammen,
als er i'm Ndmen Der Mitglieoer oes
Cabinets bes peritorbenen prdfioenten
9errn Rooi oiepelt erfu6te, ben Mmtseio
81 leifen. Rein Muge i'm 3immer mar
troden. Ser neue prdiioent par iidt@
li9 ersriffen; er bebielt ieboh feline
SafIung, unb als er Bel Der 2eiitung
bes 51pures bic 9anb erbob, aitterte
biefe ni9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19

Z +
oerte leat nDr Nidlter S)asel lel=
80, mmtae;S oh se;, . erffe
proclanlallDH. Ne'h SStulel
in Der YDlitif.
-
m;fburn oonfe guffoz
~ 81 81 Id. Gent wrd{toent Mcpfez
nsrt sr.;sb be,,tp Woeht fnloenbe 9rpclaz
rot;on.
mom gsrGEsentpn her gsereinioten
auulsa'
Glne proelamol1pH.
Gin fdredliher Berlu1t bat naler
golf aetrpffen. Ser prGIioent Der
0,sr.;,,;o+en Gtooton mnrhe nie5eroez
n.s.. -. m.ssrs,s.n ,r,rns mat
pieui' eu' So'lpl.u'e" Al r
nnr gc9en Den oDerlfen SeanlleN, lph&
bern gegen icoen gefeb= uno fre!hsttlIe<
benben giiroer beaaneen.
GrGEnent N,cQinIen fronte Elm 2e=
s.. 49, s.sst.n ON. f;i~ ,e;re gp;te
pea ps' sirbl'" S,pe lu| W. -. 60.
rneni9eil, pes ernlt'tp1leh 91reosAs
fir bcren Woblerseher. ourh etnen
Sob d1ri1tliher Gtanbbaftigfett.
@onnh| hip Reis, in Der er lebte. unb
!. ao.:,. !, h.r - :, hsr 5cb,nsr5ten
~ s, :" I...
pruTtnSslluHpe peH' 2ppe eAlssse"-
gIng, fperoen FUR 1r1Tner e111 to1tllpes
grbaud unIerer geatipn perbleiben.
&c iff pn55enb bob mir ols cine No@
linn ,tn5sre hn,lernbe Qiebe uno 9(chz
f,1nn Fir fein Qeben unIeren tiefen
Gnmsra meoen isiups unaeitioen So
nes Mushr,1f nerIeihen Oespeoen
ishs ich, shepbcre Mpoiepe(t. YrG{ibent
hpr Wereinioten etooten BON Mmerico.
gnnner5tno hsn 10 @eptenber ben
gon nn Ssn, ner 91rnpr hes ner5tpr~
bensn Wrd5ibenten 5einer lehten irbiz
Ther 9},tbeitGtte ii5eroe6en lperben
plfo sS9.s Gls s'sn !. - @oS a usr 4s, aeaasa faH ap
Sh empfeble ernftli9, hdb iih am 9e=
nanitten Soge ale 2eute IN ihren re-
TX hort !, srnsb,,no n,r rom mlinen
Sss I nrfrnShtinsn @nPtes beuoen unb
ma honsm Ssraen ihren Srihut pon
o;ebs ,,nh msrebr,,no hen, ornhrn unb
cutsn SsrG5ihenten aorIen 5sifen Sob
S;e g3ol;or mil hittersn ghmprsp err
f;;ut bat
en- @eofoubiouno honcn bohs ih
hermit nm n1eine 1tnteryhrift borunter
oeSett unh ma Gipnpl 6sr asr 5toaz
ten onhGnosn IniTen
gefrh.hsr in h,r eiabt no5hinotpn
om IL Gpntrn,hsr 1901 M s. nnb
i'm 100 hsr 1rnohhInoiofeit Ser Ger
si,;oten estcatan
lGieoeIl
shsoborp Hoo,sneft
or, ofuftroop hps gSrGiihenten. snbn
ccn stnntsiscrstGr
GoDleDelt til TMIIGlo.
Sslllete Dalo nan letner anluhl1 Den
4m'seto.
9uffoIo H. Gent 9rdfhent
g3on{sns[t troi bputp Nnf5mitt1n Inn
/ 10 l1hr h;er Elm in 9eoleit,,no }eiues
Wrinotierretdrs y0iniom Qpeb csr
gls er ben Sl1o perlofYen hattie fpurbe
er non einsr Wbtheif1,no bes @ionol<
gnrns norb ei,1em MntompbiI oeieitet
meld,ss Inn norh bem 6o,Ife ppn Mns.
IN mirrnr hrofhte gine orohe spenz
irhpnmenoe hotte 5if einoefunben mel
~ isno1 r;ht ~ smrydhr,,fs n,s-
hroh 5nnhsrn 5h fs;srl;S 5sim ner<
hisIt. rio mGnnsr enthfSsten lire
SSuntpr unh hear;isten Yn 5t,,mm hos
meme Sonnt her MsnnnIif Cssrnrrirt
ppn atpanaio bsrittenpn q,nIisil4sn
IN CT
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praIiofnt Aooffuelt
int Ante.

Scr auf 10 tragiide Meile Q 4.
scrte lcst Dor Siidter SaSel lel-
llen Nmtseio ab. Sci.e crite
g,rorlamation. 8eiu Wcdiel
in Der Yolitif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19
Drano ufrurfQd)tf
0ett Goo.
Ser Yrdlioent ipar nnrettbar perlo=
rem. 60 lautet Der offi;iele Be
funO. 9ie auselu iuaeu pers
giftet seueien iein!

Milburn5oufe Buffalo,
IA. Sept. Der foleenbe 8eriht iiber
bic an ben iterbliden ueberreiten bon
prGiibent McRinlep porsenpmmene
Qutopiie purbe geitern Nadmiltaa be-
tdnnt gegeben:
Die Rugel, bic ben 8ruitfnonen
traf, gins ni6t burh bic 9aut unb
Deruriahte tpenis Sfaben. Die am
bere &ugel bur9bobrte beibe Maeen@
pGnbe nabe beren unterem gnbe. 8eibe
QO9er fparen bur9 bic RGbte bolltomz
men ge19loffen tporben, bod bic @e<
tpebe an iebem 2ohe tpdren branbia
geiporben. Na9 Our1bpbrung bes
Magens fubr bic 3ueel in Die hinteren
Sbeile bes 1lnterleibs, bas pbsre gnbe
Der Niere treffenb unb aerreiBenb.
Dieter She'll bes ShuBcanals par
audi branbig seporben unD Der granb
afficirte bas 9efrDIe. Die &uael
tft nod nidt gefunben porben. gs mar
tein Inaeihen bon peritonitis ooer
&rantbeit anberer Srgane au bemerz
fen. Oie 6erandnbe paren febr Diinn.
SIS mar fein Nnasthen borbanben,
bab bic Ndtur ben 5haben ausaubeIz
fern perfuhte unb Der Sob frat Elm
in sSolae bes 8ranbes, pelder ben
Waaen in Der Ndbe berWunben fpipphl
lpie bic @etpebe i'm tpe;teren 2aufe bes
Shubcanals affieirte. Seine hirurz
glide ober mebieinifhe Behanbluna
bdtte ben Sob dbtpenben tDnnen. Oie=
Ter mar bas birecte Reiultdt Der 8u@
geltpunbe.
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QdrDen O.0dnlprD, Wf.O.
6erm. 8.Mabins ,M.O.
3. M. Hirep, M. 8.
Mattbetp O.Mann, M. ..
6srm. Mpn.er, M. ..
Hostpea part, SO. ..
eugene MasDin. M. ..
Gbas. g. Stodtpn, M.O.
@otp. 9. Saneipab, M. ..
M. %. ssobnfton, 90. ..
%. 8. 3snoau, 5uraeon
u. g. Mrmb.
Gbdrles Gdrb. M. ..
Gbp. 8. Munlon. 2lT.
Suraepn, II. g. u.
Gnrn, q 0Q.x on N
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
A DEPART1ENT OF MINES.

It is only a question of short time when two departments will be added to the national government. The department of the interior was formed to attend to interests that did not come within the range of the then existing departments. It was soon found that agriculture in its various spccialties required closer attention than could be se- cured as bureau in the interior department. Agriculture is the basic industry of the country, and its development on scientific prin- ciples will conduce not only to the welfare of the farmer, but to the prosperity of the entire people. A department of mining and of com merce came next and in the order mentioned. Commerce and manu- lecturers are receiving more aid from congress under general law than mining The tariff is con stantly under discussion by con gress and the press, and whatever may be the needs of this branch of national industry secures immedi- ate recognition. The mining in dustrv has been left to work out its own salvation. There has been TO efficient s.4urce of information as to the laws under which the industry should be conducted. The indus try as now conducted is largely a case of self-development. The lack of scientific investigation has caused the waste of millions of money in unproductive effort. A department of mining, with man at it's head who is rather a miner than a poli- tician. and an efficient corps of as
 sistants, will serve to bring order out of chaos. There are many problems confronting the mining industry that cannot be solved sat isfactorily without the aid that can only be given through govern ment department of mines.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

"socisty" made an event of tho trial A the carl pls lsaded guilty, hs had to 'bs convictsd. but tAe sentence imposedA-fcr bigamy- was only three months in til' Now, we arc informed by the dis' patches, Holloway prison ii being reconstructed for the accomnnoda' ton of tho earl.. Partitiops have been knocked out in order that the earl may have ~rix large, sunny rooms. He will have his mealt bFought in by copfectioner, aud a common prisoner has been detailed to act as his body servant. He is to have furniture and books, and his hair will not be cropped.
 Thus is the doctrine of equality before the law practiced in old England, whence came many of oul ancestors and our critics.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

We merely wish to remark that the mass meeting at the Standard theatre on Saturday evening was the most orderly and well con ducted we have ever seen in Alaska The business before the meeting the adoption of a resolution asking President Mckinley to remove Judge Moves was discharged in a prompt, orderly and dignifed man. ner. The unanimity of opinion was marked, and it was evident that the men who filled to the ut most the large building were actu- ated only by sincere and earnest desire of securing an amelioration of existing conditions. The right of petition belongs to the people; that right cannot be overlooked anu we are confident that their prayer vii! not be in vain.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

"Truth About Alaska, the Land of Gold" is the name of the very latest book on this territory. Its author is Eugene McElwaine, for merl y of Port Safety ard an old timer of this section. The book is handsomely printed and bound, and it's contents contain much in teresting information not usually found in books of this kind. In fact. the descriptive scenes of the kotzcbue sound country will be absolutely new to many people. The book is profusely illustrated, and it is evident at a glance that Mir. McElwaine has spared neither labor nor expense to furnish abso- lutelv reliable information con. corning the sections of Alaska that he has personally investigated. An appendix to the book contains a synopsis of the mining laws of the United States and of Siberia.
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The NUGGET has opposed Judge Moves honestly, openly and con- sistently. It has not said "pleas- ant words to his face" and stabbed him in the back. The NUGGET is no false friend. It opposes Judge Moves for nc personal reason, but for the same cause that nineteen twentieths of the people of this sec tion are opposed to him---his weak ness, dilatoriness, vacillation and utter incomretency. These charges we stated boldly and plainly months ago, and we have never swerved from them. Now they have been endorsed by fifty-two practic- ing attorneys and a mass meeting of one thousand men.
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A QUESTION OF COWARDICE.

We do not know that the mem bers of the bar of Nome who united the other evening in petition to President Mckinley, asking him to remove Judge Moves, need any de- fender, because of d criticism that has been made to the effect that they acted in a cowardly manner, inasmuch as no action was taken until after the departure of Judge Moves.
 The criticism, it seems to us. is far-fetched, and not skillful. The attorneys had no formal notice that Judge Moves proposed to ad- journ court in the midst of the term with a docket full of import ant civil and criminal cases, with many injunctions in various stages of decomposition. because of their long standing and the different ex- pOsures which they had had. The attorneys, having cases in court, important to themselves and their clients, could hardly be expected to take concerted action looking toward Judge Noyes' removal in the middle of court term. They had their own interests and those of their clients to subserve, and, in view of the we'll known weaknesses of the court, they would scarcely have been justified in jeopardizing their clients cases, which, by talk ing such action, would have been the indubitable consequence.
 If there is any criticism due, if there has been any exhibition of cowardice, we submit that it has not been~on the part of attorneys or citizens who have unhcsitatingly condemned Judge Noycs' official conduct while on the bench of this judicial division.
 With the condition of affairs in
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this section We do not hesitate to ny that Judge Noyss scted In . cowardly manner in abandoning the bench at | critical time, and from . -ytesmsr ili tho roadstead issuing pfocesses likely to still further complicate matters and be fsuitful of disorder and anarchy.
 Had. Judge Moves been desirous of so doing, an interim judge could have been procured to preside over this district during his proposed absence. That he did not so rec ommend when he applied to the department of justice for leave Of absence shows his inability tc grasp or his supreme indifference of prevailing conditions.
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Since last fall the following changes have been made in United States commissioners, no real req son being assigned for their re- moval: Joseph Sliscovich, David B. Tewskesbury, Kougarok district; k. o. Rognon, Port Clarence; F. B. Porter, Mount Kelly; D. D. Bogart, kuskokwim.
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The NUGGET is of the opinion that the time has come when min ing recorders should only be per mitted to charge the fees allowed by the department of justice. Fees in excess of those provided by the department schedule are mere hold-up of the miner.
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Possibly the dissenting attorneys think it is "better to bear the ills we have than fly to others we know not of" But we submit that some ills are so grievous to be borne that any change would be a tenn porary surcease at least from pres ent pain.
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Just put your ear to the ground, and you can hear the sound of the water in scores of sluice boxes in the immediate vicinity of Nome.
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CRITICS.

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SOCIETIES
MEETINGS

A O. Y. w. Club meets every Saturday at As F, M, at .tO Front Street
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EAGLES Meet every Sunday afternoon at 3 k o'clock in the Golden Gate hall
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ELkS CLUB Over Reception Regular meet L ing Friday evenings, at o'clock