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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29
REVOIUTI0NISFS WILL TREAT.
Herrera Makes Offer to Governor of
Panama.

Panama. July S.-The government gun
boat Boyca, which was sent to the Aqua
Dulce with reinforcements and provisions
for the forces under the government gem
erdi. Morales Beri. returned here this
morning and brings report that the rev.
dictionary troops under command of Gen
eral Herrera are at Santiago Vera guas,
in close proximity Of Aqua Dulce.
General SalaZar.Fthe governor of Pan
eFal Herrera that the revolutionary forces
under his command Law down their arms.
He has decided TO send tomorrow on
board the British steamer Cana a COM
mission to negotiate with General Her
rera. and there is d possibility that the
terms Offered by General Salazar Will be
accepted by the revolutionistS.
The members of the commission to
treat with General Herrera are Generals
r. NJ. Gomez, Morales Beri and Moreno
and DIR. Tomas Alaais.
Newsboys at Saltair today. Prizes
for everybody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29
Are You Troubled

with pimples, or is your complexion
cloudy? If so, one dose - Lanes Tea
will make a change. 1t purifies the
blood, cures foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
and black heads from the face. soc
and 25c packages. For sale by Goodbe-
Pitts Drug company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29
INSTALLATION OF JAMES.

will be installed as president of North
western university Oct. 81. The exer-
cises will extend over three days, and
formal invitations are to be sent to
prominent European and American
colleges and learned societies to send
delegates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29

Newsboys at Saltair today. Prizes
for everybody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29
INDIAN VETERANS.
Will Gather in Force at Lagoon
Thursday.

Two hundred Indian wa veterans will
participate in the reunion which will be
held at Lagoon next Thursday. The vet
eran artillerymen and veteran firemen
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
VERY RICH
 GREY COPPER
Taken From q Ledge Somewhere in ,he Interior ard an Assay Shows
 Marvellous Richness.

.A-sayer r. E,eh recently c"mpl, ted an a->ay of some grey C. ppcr orr, which showed the following marvellous result Silver, per ton. l3,1J4 oUnces; copper. 1T percent, and SS.2l in gold.
 The locat!on oF the ledge frnu i h he samples were taken i, being kept pr, iou nj secret, iDr the good and sufficient reason hat tae eI1e has not bee n ,taGed. \ couple of miner. lat all. while working d placer claim. luund soiue grey copper mug sei, ln the cam. They did not know what It was, but latter began to search for q ledge in the neis hboring hill,. They lou d t, and. breaking of some cr'ppins,S, brought it to Nome. Recently some of it va, given to Mr. E,ch to assay, with the result noted. The extent of the ledge is not known.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
Returned From Cape York.

R. H. Humber. mail c. ntractor fer the route between Nome and York, req he'd town yesterday afternoon. Mr. Humber left York on Wednest ay morning, and thus made the trip in two and half days. He says the trails are good. Mr. Humber states that a Cape Prince of Wales native, who was seal hunting, was carried out to sea tn an ice Hoe. It was thought, however. that the foe might driIt to the Dio- medc islands, where he would be res cued.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
WILL PREPARE
 FOR WORK
Petit Jury Will Be Called on Monday February I7, and a Grand Jury
 Will Be Called Later.

Judge Wiokersham will convene a special term tf court on Monday, Feb ruary i7. Next week will be devoted to . citing ready for the special term. The petit jury will be summoned on Monday week, but it is not likely that grand jury will be summoned for several week<, d, there is no bushes, of pressing mpoi tance to necessitate Q the calling of a grand jury ut this session.
 Judge W.cke,sham yesterday ap- pointed J. F. A. Strong jury tommis- sioner or the term. and he and II. C. Steel, clerk of the court. will at on, C select the names c; 30O good hen and true,' rom among which the jurors will he drawn. Any n.an who has served on the regular pale. within the past year is ineligible to serve at the prc>eht time.
 The law and mot ion caltn ar will b. called next N eduesday morning, Feb. l., al .O eel. ok.
 The lrlaj ju'! will be summoned tu report tn Monday mClnne, Feb. "A, at 10 L'clt ok.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
CARRIED g LOG
 0M HIS BACK
How Henry Aiheidt Saved Himself From Death iu a Tishou River
 Blizzard.

Henry Aiheidt, known a, "Dutch Henry in the Biueetone country, where he is engaged in mining, had an expe, renee in d blizzard on the TishUu river m the at, r days of last NOven- ber which he will not sorn forget. He was g, ing up the river when the bliz- zard swOupeu down upon him, tine wind blowing 4O miles or more an hour. and the thermometer being 20 below. He had dog team, but as the day had been ti.e wh, Il he started out he only wore ordinary clothing, including leather boots and soft teit hat. The storm grew biL.e,er every moment, and he felt himself losing consciuus- ness: he stumb ed along in a dreamy way. seeing beautiful visions and dreaming pleasant dreams. Suddenl! he saw that he had lost his dog team. In the driving snow he could not see Il foot before him. Then he realized that only an almost superhuman eifor. could save his life. He literally pulled himself t. gt ther when his foot struck a D ece of wed. He picked it up: it was about e ght feet long and moder- ately heavy. This he placed on his shoulder, and he carried it there the remainder ot the night. The 'rrise warmed his hall-congealed blood, and when the storm abated toward morn ing ne was able to tinl his dogs, his sled having been caught on a rock. But Alhedt was badly frozen about he Ga,e and hands, and both his feet were >o bad ' bitten that IL wa, feared he would lose son portions of them. He dd not, but q new C, at of epidermis now covers them.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
A bEMEfiT FOR
 CaaPE.uIifE fEts
Next Thurs day Night at .he Sta dard Juder the Auspices of Nore
 .Aerie NO.75, F. 0. E.

Nome .erie No. 1J F. O. F., will repeat the entertuinmt nt of last Thurs day evening st the Stalt ard, next TnOrsday evening at inc aitne pace. for the benefit ot George \. Carpenter, representatives of the different news pa, ,.ero acting in conIulction with the Eagles executive committee.
 While Alr. Carpenter is not mem Der oi the Eagles, his Wtl.-knoWn kld- ness to ulu>hers on the trail during his long residence in Alaska, and his never tallng courtesy to all with whom he came lu con act, have endeared him to hundreds of people all over the distr4ct.
 It i, to b, hoped Ina, the gcnei ou. pubnr of Nome will rtsprud promptly, notwithstanding the fatt that heavy drains haze been a.reaiy made upon them. I he program 10 be presented on the II It of the show w,iI Le an eX- celeut one and will De well worth the price of admission.
 Reserved seat, will be on sale Mon da., q. Kelly X Conn any, , drug store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
TME CHINESE
 NEW YEAR
1t Is Celebrated by tine Half Dcz- T Citizens of the Celestial Empire
 Resident in Nom-.

Vest erday was the Chinese New Year day, and the citizens of the Celestial empire who are resident in Nome duly observed it. There are not many of them. only six in fact. but what was lacking in numbers was made up in enthusiasm. There wus an absence Of lire crackers aud drum., but the sons ot the Fiowory Kingdom enjoyed tlcm- selves just the sale. Gee Dong, Capt. J. F.. Hanse.'s intelligent chef, enter Lained his cUuntryulen at banquet On Thursday evening, and the event was a most brilliant one, those present being Gee Dong, Chlpg hin4, G>e Wah. Gee Wing, Woo Gar and Chin Sang. The "boys" wish to express their thanks to Capt. Hansen and Howard Turner. of the N. C. Co.,, and Rev. Fr. van der ol for kind y remembranceS. They also express the hope that the an,lcatle re- la,ions existing between that country and the Uulled otatc, may continue. and that China may ston become q land of liberty and freedom such as is the United States. All of the Chinese resi- ents in Nome are "reiOrmer-."
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
THE LEFT FOOT ArlpUrATEO.
q 70. Carpenter N~w without Hands CT i7ect Other Victims oi
 the Frost.

George \. Carr elter', left foot vas ampuIated todd! just above the ankle by Dr. Chan. .er-, assisted bv Drs. Bluetl aud Chase, the latter admins tcring the an&esthelic. 4he operation was successful one in every respect, and the pate enL |, "uing as W, l. as can he expected. He is how left without either hands or .eet.
 Dr. TledeLaun yc: tcrday an.putated the fingers and lAumb of W. C. Gowan'7 left hand at the city jail, where Gowan is mined.
 sidney Mudge,t. the ko ugaroE road ho S. Der. who i, at the Ci ' hos p tai, will probably lose the toes o' both feet.
 Char.ey II ntcr and ". G. Nint, George Carptutvr', companions in mis- fo. tune, are doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
nOyESS
 REMOVED
  News 70 That t eel Has E. cn Received in NoGle.
Bi sNaY O; EaoE. s: s:
T is Information Was K le.ved By sergeant B. rhe,t, Of tYc S, nc. ( rp, in q l. tier rDm 0Jer. tor 5 amp al Eagle, D!(ed Dec. 10.

Has Judge Noyes lccn removed {: And if so, has hi; ne sor been ap- pointed. and who is he?
 These are quesiiO. wh ch are asked frequently. Ihe answcr To the first ems to be in the affirmative; the other qut.ti ,u7 cam te answered j now, hut n all probability Judge Noleo ,urcessor has teen nan ed.
 The reason Ior the pellet that Judge Moves has been removed is based on an extract from a letter rto eiyed tue other day by Sergeant Bulkcu, of the rniled States signal coIp~. from Opera,or 5hamp a, Eagle. The l,t.-l- bears date ot December l6, at Eagle, from whi4h place it was tlau9u ittou by mail tO lananu, ant tlencc t,lr%iap ed to St. Mlcbae!. from which pace t Wa- again forwarded hy mail tp Nome. The statement m uleia'or slams letter in reference to Judge Moves removal was merely d. follows:
 We have recciNei news here that Judge Moves Of your [! has been re- muVtd.
 That is all that is known about the alleged removal of the former judge. Whetter he and torm,r Di,tlict Attor- ney W ood, At rncls Thomas ]. Geary and (. A. $. Frost are serv .ng terms for contempt of tue circuit court of up peul5 for the ninth rcuit i, iIleW,se a sca led book. I}ul tue lact, should be known in T few GayS
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
MAlL IS ROT Iss SIGHT
". L. E!atciford Dispatches a Fast Team This Morning to Fleet
 Carrier Van S!yck.

w l.. B'atrhford this morning dis patched deg team to meet Carrier Nan 5 ycA. " ho is uppose tu be one vi ere botwt cn Nome am Chnik with 300 rounas of outside mail. a~ hereto fore reported n the NUGGET.
 v ben Van Slygk ,efi Nome he had q -maI' mail and only two Gogs. He ex- pectel to pick up Mr. BatcIIford's fast do- team at Bonanza, and, failing to do so. he was instructed to hire dogs from j hn Dexter at thinik. In view of the ia 's that he has failed E. yet to r. a4h Nomc, It would seem lha h wa ui 8 to procure dog. and is plug ng along somewhere on the trail with the sane pair and heavy mail.
 It IS not safe to make any prelictic ns concerning the mail, but this let C. r. taiuly ought to reach Nome, eveu ith d WO- }OgtCam, some time next wetr.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
Flooding tie Rink.

Super ntcndent F. ;. Ryan and q force of aides have been making heroic attempts the past few days to flood the skating rink on the sand-pit. To GO this they borrowed Mir. E. NoS", Slsby fire engine, but slow pr' g'e., has been made, principally becau,c the engine does not work very well, having been out of use for some time. The work will probably be completed early next week. if the engine hold, out and th. weather becOmc. ,Nll.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
.eeded iu laws Appertdining
 to Placer Mining.
HOW TO SECURE IT
E a Que stion Whfch Judge Clark
 Briefly Discusses Suggests That q Miners Convention Be Called to
 Meet In Nome About May I, Next.

Editor NUGGET: The necessity for a radical change in the mining laws of she United Stai cs, especially those per- taining to placer claims, is patent to all either directly or indire, tly inter- este |, and ShOnld be more apparent to the law making power than tn others, as it is more directly interested. being its duty to foster and encourage the abstraction of bullion from the earth, with lhe ohjec of increasing the wealth of the natlCn in view. And such en- courngement should certainly. for the reason a love a'ed, e paramcunI but why such amendment- as are required shnu'd hnve heen SO long neglected can eny D xp,Ainel from the fact hat vi % the slihsistcrce tf the Calf rnia pacer mining excitement that class of mining ht> taken secondary pace as compared with quartz mining: 'ut TOW conditions have changed. The dscov- cry of the practically unlimited deposits of placer gold in Alaska, and especially in the Seward peninsula, should speak loudly to congress, and -hould dictate to it the expediency Of more careful scrutiny as to lhe condition of affairs obtaining here. If congress could only Ee ne made to s, c the nt cessity fer q rafira amendn ent to the present placer mining laws, and for the tnact- men, of set of laws by which the in- divdual miner would be encouraged. instea of heinz hampered and retarded as he is now. and would take such a matter in hand and pass such laws as are required, the beneficial result to she nation would not cnly be at Cnce apI,aren, but startling.
 The thing to be considered now is the most pra tcal way to reach the ear of congress. make our wants known to it an l to make. practical rect mmenda- tions. may here state. pare hetic- ally. that had the miners. by recent act applicable to Alaska only. mt been deprived uI heir former righ to make tnet' OWE iocai I"ieS at" res su'"t'"iiN ,nac} Oi j.e l'es nt evils wuud have >r' n atoiiste0.
 II t>nay n'd"-,y b. all wed to do 50 ! w ,il recommend that miners ronven,itn c he'd iu Non Q. a! abDut May l, and that delegate to su' b convention be -ent from each Tt cOrding distr.ct in NOrthw, stern A ,ka; that such convention draft such an act as
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

the condition of affairs demand as a sugges, ion to congress, and tbat dele gate be sent 10 Washington to "lobby' such an act through, ana for this pur- pose only, and grind his axe, if he have one, before he leaves home. A very ,rn;.ll contribution from each district, .uch q contribution as would not le. felt by any one individual or com munity, would accomplish this object.
 Now. sir, let us make this thing surt ess, anl We can II we try.
 WILLoCGHDY CLARK.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
PRICE 2S CENTS

kin- and Eichcy ;he hootesse, for the
 ocoaSicn. Nr. Hiua-, Mrs. Sctranz and
 Miss Blackwell conI,fred great pleas wra " h. songs and readings they 90 kindly consented to give. Mrs. strong
 was appointed ci aiimau Of the com mittee to take charge of ttc mu.ila'e the guild Intends to give so' Il after he COG O. Lent. The guild adopted a resolution plodging each member 10 contr brte 'nc dollar a. an iaster offering far the bishop. woiI ID Alaska. There will le n" m,c ct ng ct the Guild until April, Hs the next regu- lar meeting would take place daring
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
E.Ir Bluff City.

Paul N.cg tad and John Berger re- turned 1hureC ay from a trip to Bluff City. Mr., Kjeg>tad >ays that con~id- eran mining work is und,r aay Or E'or&do creek and on the ca E.. where two Land drcd2erS are a vo.k thtcu- h the ice anI siX feet ot wa5er. Coed pay is being found, So it IS al legged. Tie trail between Nome and i}lutI k go' q.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
Athletic Lui ertaiin.ers.

The boys of the volunteer fire depart ment contemplate giving an athletic exhibitor u, the standard lht atel' on tne evening ot WashiuYtou's birthday. Feb. a2. It will Include everal boxing contests, wrestling matches and pos ,lbly tu4-ut-War.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
St. rlary'S Guild.

St. Mar!'s Guild met yesterday al St. MarS's Mission, the rector presiding. an a iausC number of ladies being present. Two new members. Miss Sut erland and Miss Fleming, were elected. Alter the usual bu>ine.s $ meet in :, the iade, ot the guild were en- tained at lunc h, on by Me>dames Per
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

four earthen pots. for ,he native wOE en Olt c upon time wee S"ll'ed m tie pottery a,;, and mi>, cilaneoua lot of ar icles, in hiding ivory, V bite, yellow and back.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
EoSlyn Goa! Is the Best.

For rn.e by sack or lon by Pacific God ; orage Company: yard on eplt. Leave c.ders at company butcher shop. 2-b tlont strt Ct, ur corner tc.d- man aVeuuc, or teltlhuLe otiice cL the
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
Notice.

Shades, bulbs, chandtlielo and elec- tric light TXtuiee al the Ottite of the None t..ectr,c Light and Power Com pany. New r4ldora lU bal!diug. Phone Nc. -t3, wo bells.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Everybody knows where to get the best anu freshest stock of good thinGs to eat: If you don't, it's he Nome Trad ing Company.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

The Pacific Cold Storage Company have selection of Swiit's choicest poultry: also Agen's butter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Furnished, warm rooms over Royal Cafe, Fr,n street, SI and Sl0 per mont h; also stables for hOr,eo and dogs.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Churul1 road house, l2 miles below Sol, mon. toct of Topkuk head. Gnod stables. Warm kennels. Sale storage.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

The Fox Transfer Co. are pre- pared to Go all kinds Of frci5hling in town CT country.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Our meats are not surpassed. Ca- sten, Bros. X Da >hlcy, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
COAL! COAL! COAL! Wellington lump Goa! $32.5O h0slyn S30.9 Weight and Quality Guaranteed.
 JosI E. Mcintyre 6 Co.,, SaHdspit.

Children's felts. Nome Ira ling Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Wall paper. Nome Trading Co.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21

This transfer of government and con-
the Government OF the United States will
understand. that by the acceptance there
of you do now. pursuant to the proyis-
ions of the said constitution, assume and
undertake. all and several, the obliga-
lions assumed by the United States with
respect to Cuba. by the treaty between
the United States of America and her
majesty the Queen Regent Of Spain, signed
at Paris on the 10th day OF December,
1898.
All money obligations OF the military
government down to this date have been
paid Gs far as practicable. The public
civil funds derived from the revenues of
Cuba transferred to you this day, amount
Ing to -, are transferred subject to
such claims and obligations properly pay
able out of the revenues of the island as
may remain. The sum of 500, 900 has
been reserved from the transfer of funds
to defray anticipated expenses of account
ing. reporting, and winding up the affairs
of the military government. after which
any unexpended balance OF said sum will
be paid into the treasury of the island.
The plans already devised for the sani-
tation of the cities of the island and to
prevent a recurrence of epidemic and in
fictitious diseases. to which the Govern
ment of the United Stats understands
that the provision Of the constitution con-
tanned in the fifth article of the appendix
applies, are as follows:
/. plan for the paving and sewering
Of the city OF Havana for which a con-
tract has been awarded by the munic-
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21
COMMITTED SUICIDE BY
USE OF CARB0LIC ACID
George Meinekheim Dies at Georgetown
Hospital From Large Dose
of the Drug.

George Mefnekheim, thirty eight years
old, OF 3O77 NJ Street. Georgetown. died at
the Georgetown University Hospital at 9
o'clock last night from the effect Of a
dose Of carbolic acid, taken, 1t is said,
with suicidal intent.
y was stated last night that Meinek-
helm had beec drinking hard Of late. and
went home yesterday afternoon In an In
toxicated condition. when his wife. II is
said. upbraided him severely for his short
comings.
Her remarks, 1t was stated. caused him
to grew respondent. and even desperate.
He searched out a small bottle OF car
bolic acid which was In the house. and In
one Of the upper rooms swallowed its con.
tents.
Seeing that the drug was taking effect,
Meinekhcim called his wife to the room.
AS soon as she realized his condition she
sent hastily for a physician-and at the
same time sent for a policeman.
The patrol wagon from the Seventh
precinct station arrived before the physi-
clans. and Meinekheim was placed in It
and hurried to the hospital, where the
physicians worked without avail to have
his life.
Coroner hewitt was summoned and after
viewing The remains. will this morning. IL
Is stated, Issue o certificate OF death
IlCnI suicide.
Meinekheim is survived by a widow and
nine children No arrangements had beer
made last night for his funeral.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21

December 81, 1901. ard February "a, 1902,
under the provisions OF the electoral law
published in Orders No. 2lS. October II.
1901, these headquarters, having been
duly convened in Havana on the 5th day
OF May. 1902, pursuant to Orders No. 10l,
April IA, 1902. these headquarters, has ex-
anined into the credentials and decided
as TO the validity of the election of its
members and has found and decided that
the following named persons have been
duly elected Senators there follows the
list Of Senators1 and the following named
persons have been duly elected Repre-
sentatives there follows the list of Rep
resentativesl.
2. That the Congress so convened, after
counting and ratifying the electoral vote,
has found and proclaimed to be elected
President of the Republic of Cuba Tomas
Estrada Palma, and to be elected Vice
President Of the Republic Of Cuba Luis
Estevcs Romero r.
3. That the said Congress has ad-
journed to meet at Havana on the goth
day of May. 1902. at u o'clock noon.
4. That on the said Goth day of MAY.
1902. at IL o'clock noon, the constitution
adopted by the constitutional convention
at Havana on the 2lst day of February,
1901, together with the appendix to the
said constitution adopted by said conven-
ton on the 18th day of June, 1901. will be
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21
Message of President Roosevelt in Which
He Makes Hearts of Cubans Glad by Turning
Government Ovez TO President Palma

To tie President and Congress tie Republic Cuba:
conr o o be hmcfor ecid under
o
AZ t
our ands
the Of
OF thu States
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21
REPUBLIC OF CUBA;AT LAST TAKES
PLACE AMONG NATIONS OF WORLD

promulgated as the Constitution Of the
Republic Of Cuba. and will 60 into full
force and effect; and thereupon and at
that time the occupation of Cuba By the
United States and the military govern
ment Of the island will cease and detor-
mine. and the government and control Of
tie island will be transferred to the
President and Congress SO elected, to be
held and exercised by them under the
constitution SO promulgated.
Such transfer will be under the UNDER
standing and condition that the new gov
eminent does thereby and by the ac-
ceptance thereof. pursuant to the pro-
visions of the said appendix to the con-
stitution. assume and undertake all the
several the obligations assumed by the
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-21
Military Governor of Cuba.

Tread to President Palma and Cuban Congress
yesterday by General Wood.l
Headquarters Department of Cuba,
Havana. May 20, 1902.
To the President and Congress of the
Republic of Cuba.
SIrs: Under the direction OF the Presi-
dent of the United States, / now transfer
to you as the duly elected representatives
OF the people OF Cuba the government and
control of the island; to be held and exer-
cised by you, under the provisions Of the
constitution Of the Republic of Cuba.
heretofore adopted by the constitutional
convention and this day promulgated; and
hereby declare the occupation of Cuba
by the United States and the military
government of the island to be ended