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The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
COURT DENIES
 NEW TRIALS
iE the Case of Walton ts. Niid Goos Company aad Waterbury vs.
 Ferguson.

hc -cneati'n n proMi'Cd 'tsh'n Iera Walton tifcd Er" -ei, ,.ratrd atf.daviis cl ar2ing he Jury in the Ca~e of tEc NEIld Goose Company V. Walton ct al. with high crimes and .,nisdempanorz, did nt ma eraltzc Thurs iar, when u c m, ten Of the ieftndautS to,'a uor trial Wa, taken up. A tornPNS Bruaer and .5thofcl1, for the defendants, made exhaustive arguments in support of the mo, iun, hat it was denied upon the c,e-e of their speeches.
 Juige WlCNersham delivered an eH ten-ire U-al "puiCn, in which he stated that he te.t inclDued tO hQiu t"r the orig nal !OratOrs, in all case, Mhcre IL wN| ShOwu that bn had acted Tn good ia tn, aS ir the case at IS,t@. .iS icr ;he alleged indl>creliCn of tn" ny, aS stated ln lhe Na'tcU atliitv L., the conrt thought that rlc jurors bad S't acted proper y and that 1t was a ques- tlun " th hlm whether they should not te called before the court and pun shed.
 In the case of Waterbury ct al. vS Ferguson e. al. mrulving n Crooked creek clam, CoNncil City district, a nI0ti' trra new lr al Cn the rart 'bF the defendants was also den ed s,n practically the same grounds as ia the above case.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
lE0U0R MER
 RAISE PRICES
The Saloons West Of Barracks Square Now Charge Two Bits Straight
 For Beer and Whisky.

A meeting of the Liquor Dralers Association on Thursday afternoon agreed upon uniform price of 2J cents foe dtinKs. Seventeen of the dealers signed tbe compact and pledged them. selves to stand by it until June l, neyt then 10 give ton days notice if any of the parties to the agreement decided tc withdraw from it. As consequence the retail price of booze was raised yes tcrday morn nC.
 The sa]CCn- irr'uded in the two-bit g et cement Rre: The Bcdega Dexter llunter Py0Cer;'. New EldOtado. North ern, Coumh q Miners Tun. Reception
 fehring. Madden House. Ncva&a. Ocean. Board of Trade, Second Class. Monte Carlo and Ilub.
 G!ae aeaIers west di Ba1Yacils sGurre are not in the combine. prncipa lly be- cause Rust, of cheap booze nOtoretv. has a stock of fROon>hine, which. like he widow 'S cruse of oil, never gets too low, and he refused to enter into the agreement.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
GEO. A. CARPENTER
 PASSES AWAY
fie Died This Morning at 1 O'clock at the Military Hospital at Fort Davis.

Geo. A. Carpenter, who was so terribly frozen early last January on the divide between Good Hope and the Noxapaga. died at o'clock this morning at Fort Davis military hospital. The story of tue suffering endured by Carpenter, and his two OmpaniOns--VInt and Hunter--during a blizzard which ragged for several days Is too we'll known to need repetition. All of the men were severely frost bitten but Carpenter was the most unfortunate. He was bruul It to Nome and suffered the amputali ion of both hands aud feet. Then his mind gave way and he became mental and physical wreck. For months past he dld not have a solitary lucid interval. He Wa, removed To the military hos pllai al Fort Davis five weeks ago where he received the best medical tre;l Hent aud nursing.
 George Carpenter was well known all over Alaska. lie tame 10 Juneau lii lo9+ and engaged ln news aper work aL that place; previously he Was pro- prielOr Ot the Progress at AnacorJe>, Wash. Ia 1895 he went into Inc Cook Inlet country anu engaged in mining; Tin 1897 he started Tor the KindIke where he engaged in mining and news paper work. In the spring of 1903 he cane to Nome, were he was employed on lhe News. Later with David E. lewkesbwy he bought the Arctic Weekly Sun and continued its publica- tion untifi iJ was sold to the Cnrunlcle Publishing Co. In the tail oi l9oO he went into the Kougarok country and engaged in iHiuing, remaining there until he met with the terrible experi- ence which resulted in his untiinely death. Mir. Carpenter was born in Cal ilurn,a In lSb3. he WAS d graduate of the Unrci'city Ot Delaware. There was uo n.au in Alaska who had more
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Down Prom Kougarok.

Lers GundersOn. Jr., and his brother, Julius Gunderson, arrived in Nome Wednesday from kougarok. They re- port the trails in tirst-class condition. especially between Nome and Pilgrim river. On the kougarok side the snow has nearly disappeared from he bills. Last week there was quite u rainfall in tbe kougaruk. Lars Gunder~on, Jr.. is ond dliS way 10 his foru CT home fu Minneapolis. and he will return during the summer, bringing his mother back with him.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
GUH PLAY
 ON GOLD RUN
Lonis hlyers Arrested for Drawing q GUn en llr. Dawson-Iiie Case
 Finally Compro missed.

Sullivan City, May l.--There wa, d gun pay on Gold Run lhe other day, and resulted in Louis Myess being al~ rested for drawing gun on Mr. Daw- son, who is working a lay on Gold Run from Mike sullivan and Gus Seiifprt. It starred over thawer that Dankin claimed. and one that Mi. AIyer, had
 taken as payment for Il debt, and had a bill of sale 10 lhnt effect The case was settled yesterday at Teller. when the parties compromised, Dawson agree. ing 10 pay the cosls and allowing Myers tbc use of the boiler to sluice the dunn
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
DOB TAXES
 MUST BE PAID
Forty or Fifty Canines Gathered in Last Night by Poundmaster
 ,Smitf-tlowls Raised.

City Poundmusler smith last night gathered in 40 or 90 eauines, and this morning there was bowling both by the dogs and theIr owners. The men who's e dogs were impounded claimed that the y we.e not aware that dog taxes were due. Mayor Valentine said that he had net heen consulted by the city poun Ima-ter. and he did not think It right to in.pound the dogs wiIh"ut siv- ing nouce that d,g taXts are due A notice, therefore, winch Is pub!lshed tOd;ry, srates that all dogs fer winch taxes have not been pa d on or before May Is will be taken up aud put i'll the pound.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Some Probable Candidates in
 Southeastern Alaska.
STRICT PARTY LINES
Contest For the Republican Nomiua- tiOn Should Alaska Be Given a Delegate Will Be Between Price of -Skagway and Ma!ony of Juneau.

Attorney Aired J. Daily who is lh.r- ou4h)Y conv"r>ant' with Atra r., politi al and the9"iee, in ,'olt heaStern Alaska. by virtue ot several year, resid, nee in that section, says that should flask d be given a delegate in Congress, the, 0 will m all pro babilily be bitter fight among Onr southern neighborS.
 Mr. Daily says that political lines will undoubtedly ibo drawn exceedingly tight. Political feeling runs high in Southeastern Alaska and the people only want.a pretext le engage in a hot @con'est. There will be at least two candidates for the nomination on the Republican ticket. These will be John F. Mal"ny, Of Juneau. and John Gar land Price. of Skagway. IPr;ce was elected delegate twO year$-ago at d sort or re"y'e's convention, and he went 10 Washington and tried to;get a seat in the house. InSteat he coo'el his heels and his ardor in the corridors of the national capitol and in the congres sinnal committee rOrm-.
 Ms.lct,y mp to threc years ago was a democrat of the rankest kind. it is said. Now he is an enthusiastic republican filled with all the fervor of 8 new re- cruit and recent prOselyte.
 The contest for the democratic nem- ination will be between Arthur K. Delaney, formerly collector of customs and judge of the district court. during I'resident'C@eve,and'S two terms. and E. M. Behrends.- ,he well known Juneau banker and merchant. Mr. Behrend- is gold democrat and he is rep"r'esl to be wealthy.
 The republican nal innal committeeman is John G. Held a well known lawyer of Janean, and the democratic ,epresent- ative on the democratic national com emittee is l.. L. Williams, former Unlted States-marshal fore,he district
 Mir. h.lv also says that Southeastern
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
BaMIER BE:HGI
 OF GLACIER
4 Clain, l-ladc That There Is S60c, . GOO in Sight t-Adioiils Price and
 Trenrer's Rici, Berch.

The richest claim ever found in Ala,k:, is q bench adjoining Price X 'i'rcmpor', claim on Glacier. lh5 is the state meat made by Gid Harrow. who has spcn, tho winter on Gllc.cr creek. He estimates that it w.li produce SG0a,mN in dust.
 Tue ch,im was ',nnght less than q year ago hy Frank rice, Al Guuan. John Erickson and ". II. Sodcrberg. lhc price raid beng &j.G00. >on>idnl- abe work Was d"ue last sumner. ] he past winter the claim has been tor oUg!3N mCs'rcted. hav.n% been crn~.- r"' $ entire width and every wHel c ri'u dlIt wa> found.
 IL ia snid satan offer of 8l1O.Go was made for thc claim last lail, but the owners cfuScd it.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
COrOnet'S IDq.tssi, Held.

The body (. Mili3:rok. the Pert Safety medicine m7u Hho was killed fast 1lncsday morning hy Mike KonGk WIS brought to Name Wed, e. dar njeh'. -1d an i'qucsrwas htN Thul~- day hY Coroner Reed. lhe 'oilrw- ing jury being cmraf clrd: ". GyJ Evans. Jack Barton. r. Ol>tu. Tcuy Na~gutil. Thomas DirgWall and lI iovc. Tte inIN etuined q verdict to tEe effect lat Milkrok wa, killed L, kUn"F and that kcnok wa, guilty O mu'Ger in the first degrec.
 Tie body Wa~ or tered to be buridt by UGdertaker angp.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
NOME, ALASKA, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1902

friends than George Carpenter. Of q bright, hopeful disposition he drew people toward him and retained their irienfship and the news of the ,ad end of a fife that was once so fuil of prOmi.e Q will ius ltard with regret hy many peo- pie all over Alaeka and the nolth and the Pacific coast a. well.
 He leareS.a mother. sister aud two brothers. both physicians. Hi, mother and sister reside at Berkeley. Gal Arrangements fer the funeral have net as yet been completed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
That Price o tered for 1t ct
 Candle City
H0RE TD BE HAD
Even at That Figure. Bat There Is Plenty Of Beans, Bacon, Corn Meal and Rolled Oats -Nail Contraeto tor l.indSet!i il Town From Candle.

Flour cannot ie bought at Candle ClN fer any pr.c". 1'hi' Is the state ment made bv !. Y. Lndscth. he mail contractor between Teller and Kotze- bue. Mir. LindSeth reached Nome this moluir z. lie stato, that he saw f50 oFeled for a sack Of luur at Candle and tha pric" WoI refused There k pleutE tf beans, bictn corn meal and rolled eats in tia" Calnr. however, ard lE" !erpt" there. Wiuc they may be fhor, of Wlca,"n bread, are iu go danger ot ~turNiuy
 Hi, j4nd eth this trip completed his mail e nttacl. which included the d. . livery of ti\e monthly mails to K0tzcbue P 3lulo. he se!NiCc. tS js Hltc>ttu by letters to the sCcoul assistant post master general from lOs master Wll- son :.t ItLCr and Assistant Postmaster lr& &bcrre" u ltvc,lu-.
 Mir. Ihno-cth lett Candle on the evening Oi May :. i,c followed the tl~i liver roulc a- far IS he could, and when DWveIiug hy the r!\rr became impossible. with his three reindeer. he struck acro.S the mountains direct @ Cort"jf From the Elller place he aSaiu trtNcicd ilCio., country lu Nome. lie Ett scores 't mu. her.. mary 0f whna' were ra"krg food n heir dngs' backs. hati iu- abonGouvI their s!cd-. Arpt~, the Gji,Gc utm Ei,h river the grond k bare uHd lhe rivers and sIrt ans are breaking.
 Candle. Nr. Lnd>eth thinks, wifi he a prosperous camp. While tkere he IuughL No. l below discovery ou Gold Run creek.
 Yhe body of j.'P. Jotfansen. who per. ished near Deering last March was buried at Deerjng.
 Mir. Lind~e,h says that he is more than satisfied with reindeer as the proper animals for traversing this couutlN in lMc winter soa.on.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Tie MoEte Carlo Fight.

In the fight last n Ght at the Monte Carlo between Tommy Eulene amj young krant, known as the seattle Kid, the latter was declared the win ner before the seventh round was iil- loAed.
 The theatre was crowded, standing room even being at d premium. Bet lung was lively before and during the cont, st. Alter the second round Criss Iremper, who was backlug Bullene, offered sl00 on hls man. the bet being taken by former Councilman IIarrIe aud F. ". Carter. The pools on the rounds paid $4.25.
 Stewart Carter was referee and A. J. Cody, Jim Harding and J. V. Green baum were timekeeperS. Bullene was attended by Billy Newell, Bat Master son and Joe Monag ghan; the Seattle Kld's seconds were Jack Murphy and Jack Osborne.
 When the principals entered the ring 1t Was plain that Builene wa, outcia,~eu in height, reach and weight. The kld was always the aggreasor and had the best Of every round except the third, when Bullene landed two stiff blows. which steaded the Kid. In the sixth round Bullene was knocked down several times and bled freely. the gong coming to his rescue lu the seventh round 1t wLs piaIuly ' evident that Bullene had no chance 10 win aud hl, secouus lklew up the sponge, after he hai Lceu sent to the floor several times.
 The Kid received very little puni h. ment and showed himself to be q c.ever two-hauded fighter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Trend of immigration.

Winnipeg. March 7.-The train from the East came in again today in t~o sections. The first had POO immigrants on board, the majority being Europeans. The second section had l25 home seekers. The stream of immigration is likely to continue with renewed force. Sixty men who arrived from the south yesterday were practically all dele gates, as well as intending settlers. They stated that l0,0)o persons were awaiting their report as tosWhch was the best place to locale. They say i'm migrants are going in via the Soo road in great numbers.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
New SDi.S Filed.

Albert Brennan, N. Carvin ct a'. have begun shit against Philip Ungcr ]. !. OIeary and others to recover s274 for work performed on q B,uestol Q claim.
 ]. Homer F'ritrh has sued Robert J. Mann to recover S'.O Q nu a ?, omiSsoly notc, made sept 24, HOO. Ttc note l. secnred by mortgage on kousaro;l claims.
 The Northern Commercial Conpluy Ea' heGuu suit against Us. Farrell ct al. for pp>~cs-iUu of lre lot and hni'dlns occupied by thc Fllrc!l Dry Goods ompany.
 Jldgaent a, been entered in favor of the Puget sound Nat'onal hank, of Seattle, against C. W. White and Felix Gotlsclalk, for S9. COP IT,
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
TIVE CITY HAY
 INTERVENE
Judge WiCkersham Hands Decision Which Permits City of Nome to
 Contest Placer Locations.

Judge Wickersham handed down an opinion this morning in which he holds that the city Of Nome has the right to intervene in the case of the Nome Shook Mining Co. vs. the Sol Simpson placer claim, E. 0. Lindhlon inter venor, and the c.tv of Nome i'm ervenor. The complaint of inlervenlit n of the city iS therefore allowed, nUtwlths.and- ing hat the city did not adverse the application of simpson fer Il patent to 2o acres in the townsile of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
S,Hicirg or Opiiir.

W. II. Black. q Council City mining man, reached Nome Wednesday even ing from that pacc. which he left ,n Tuesday .molNipg. Mr. Black says that the trail is in fair condition fer Gog team-. Sinicing is already under way on Ophir creek on nearly all the c'a ms on which dumps have been taken ou'. < saw mill is also in operation on Nc. II Ophjr. Mir. Back returned to Council TT ur-day night.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Must Cease tn Nome, Say
 the Federal Authorities.
FIGHT LAST MIGHT
Between Tommy Bul!enc and Hari y krant Was Largely Attended, krant Was Declared Winner Before tiIe End of tie Seventh Round.

This will be thelast prize fight tha, will take place in NUme.' said United States Commissioner Reed last night He referred 10 tue fight between Tommy Bullene and Harry klant at the Monte Callo.
 "These slusging matches must and shall stop," said the commissioner and intend to sec that the law is enforced"
 A recent fight tt Golden Gate hall between young Wallingtord and ''Eed" Moore caused a great deal oI adverse comment because Ol the youthtulne' ol Waillngiurd, and the federal author tholllies dpclued to put an end to pl'iZ. ughhng Ill the 1uture. IL l. further c,a lmcu that 10 allow prlHe tigh,ing m Nulne Is to harDUr a ciaSs Oi ldle uep, who would moi remain in the ,c,niIlIH were 1t not for the opportunity to gut up d sIugSlng match occasionally uuG thus they ea, n Il precarl1uS litlng. Su ac~UIding to Commissioner Reed prize lights must go and pr.ze fighters must oetk some LLEer iheauS Oi liVeIIhood iu .\OIi,9 Ut sO too.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
PRICE 5 CENTS

with. DHnkjn and DaT ,n to have t}4e usenf the thawcr to prospect with dup ing the ba.ance of t!.r spring.
 The men who usrn ltltdnr a hole down on Boulder cttck n."r givlu lt up for while ca arcorn, "f ,ar-c gran tc bnu'rrr i,cl encclnt,lnd at :. ,itn,h 0 70 feet, and whicn covers the bnttGm. \ litt.c Iattr trcv may ct,- time, for they wi~n 10 Iea n bcdrocG, and in that way carry ont the rhcor} tIai thcir vas at rrc tIne channel b"twetn Ii~trU r.|'",' and Gold Run. for at the r.c.,W tjr'c rEr. .- 3... ".'t"r hct~tcn Ihe t}.or.,t'.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Furniture Wanted.

desirious of pu,cha,ng furniture fer ten bedroom suites 10 he used in the addition 10 be made to tie hotel. People having furplure suitable for this purpose will please call at the Lawrence.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Population of Yukon.

Ottawa, March 7.-The census bul- letin issued today shows that there are in the Yukon 23,0s4 maie~. Or these Is. S.2o! are single, 4,5Ol are married. 2 widowed, and 2 divorced. There are f, lJ5 females. Of these l.13O are single. ?, l9O married. POI widowed and II divorced.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Witness Accnsed of Eorge.v .

Cape Town. Man.h 7.-Dr. Schn,t2. principal witness in the case agaiost t ,rinceSs l,ad@iwill, charged w,th forgery in connection with notes pur- DO t'pg to have hccn signed hy Cecil Rhodes, again~t whom she has bros yh. q suit on uCCcUnt fl d uOtc for L2, ,00c, died today of pncumOnia
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
THE FIRST BOAT OUT. [.

The steam schooner "Arthur B.'' will leave for Solomon, Bluff, TOpkok and Chinik on or about June 1. For passenger or freight rates apply to
 JOSH R. ric!NTYRE & CO.,, Tele phone No. 40. Sandspit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10
Thanks Extended.

. The ladies of St. Mary, Gn,ld desire 10 extend lheir sincere thanks tr all those who kindly assisted in making the May Festival so pleasant aud sue ces>ful an occasion.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Nice, clean. porcelain tubs, at, City Bath House, 204 Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

See Fox Transfer Co. for sieiSss' arN, horses. 10 Steadman avt.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Best May Fe-tival photcs at Alasaa Photo Co.,, Kester ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

The Fox Transfer Co. are prepared to do all kinds of freightpg in town or country.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Alaska is without doubt democratic, the only republican stronghold being okagway.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

HumeS & Co.,, tailors, PIP Front street, opposite Butler's drug store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

NfilS. a'l si2.S. including tinishh.g natle, jc pound. Lr. Cabin slole.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Cold Hill Hotel opens next week.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Hume, & G., opp. Batter drug ,.,re.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-10

Millcr'@ cafe and bakery opens Tue . day. Gnly tir-J-r,,~ huu.p.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-01

AKRON Pollce Depaftmen
Alden, /. G.,
Alderfer. T.. j.,
Alexander, w. W.,
Alling. +. d..
Allison, B. NJ,
Alspach, Rev. G. L.,
Amundson, b. F.,
Amundson. q. NJ,
Anderson, @. NJ,
Anderson, NJ. f.,
Andrew. Mrs. Emma w.
Angel, Byron.
App, j. w,
Arbogast, j. Az
Augustine. VIM,
Armsden, T. w.
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Bender, VIM.
Beldcn, Mrs. H. E.,
Beilfcldt. Miss Louise,
Beck. E. NJ.
Bates, Geo. d.
harberton Hardware Co
Barnes, G. A.,
Baldwin, W. B.,
Baldwin, ]. A.,
Baker, NJ. f.,
Bennage. j. w.
Berk, n. NJ,
Berger. ID. f.,
Berry. Geo. c..
Berrodin. Mrs. H.
Betzler. j. +. (Mrs.)
Bickel, Louis.
Bitner, Il. r.,
Blessman. August,
Bliss, A. NJ,
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Boder, A.,
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Bouchert, c.,
Bradbcer, Richard,
Bradley, Mrs. ]. A.,
Brown. d. W.,
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Brodt, Geo.
Brunskill. Il. I.
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Buchtel Barber Shop,
Buchtel College.
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Burkhardt. G. F.,
Burrows. J. A.,
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Campbell, j. A.
Caulficld, L. J.
Garfield, II. G.
Cardarelli, A.
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Carr, Mrs. E. D..
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Caskey, Chas. E.,
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Central Union Tel. Co.,
Chalker, NJ.
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Chamberlain, Nick,
9 Chamberlain. j. W.,
Chatelalne, Mrs. A.,
Chisnell, Mrs. F. NJ,
Chrlsty. James. :
Christy, JAS, Jr..
City Commissioners,
Clemmer, G.. W.,
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Collins, w. H..
Cole, DR.. Fl. w.
Colonial Salt Co..
Conger. Geo,
Connor, Dr.. Fl. E.,
Cook. B. S..
Cook Candy Store.
Corning, c. j..
County Commissioners,
Cranz, Fred,
Grille. G. W.,
Crouch, Mrs, Chas. D.,
Grouse. Geo. W.,
Cummins. A. H.,
Cutter, NJ. IT,,
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-01
STRUNG
Up to a Tree By a
Mob
And RiddIed With Bullets
Kansas NeQro's Fate.

Branburg. Kas. May 1.-Ernest
Dewley, negro, who shot and seri-
ously wounded Harry Dowell, young
white man at Custom, about seven
miles from this place, was hanged by
a mob ut 2:3O o'clock yesterday and
his body riddled with bullets.
The mob arrived here early from the
Custom neighborhood and demanded
admission to the jail, where Dewley
was confined.
The jailor refused to give up the
keys and the mob battered the doors
and secured the negro, whom they
carried about a mile and half from
town, where they hanged him to a
tree.
After he had strangled to death, the
mob riddled his body with bullets and
then quietly dispersed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-01

in most Of the so.caiied phosphate pow
ders. because 1t Is cheap. and makes q,
cheaper powder. But alum Is corrosive
poison which. taken in food. ACTS injur-
iously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.