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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
DENIES
 MOTION To Reopen tIle Richards Contempt Case. oPINloN OF 0oUaT Court States He Has No fixed and Settled Qpiai0a as iO
 Merits Of tilc Case.
oPINloN OF 0oUaT

Judge Moore yesterday mmuiu- handed down an opinion 'n ,lo ca~e of the United States N.. Fralf r.. i,i,l- ards, denying tEe Cc,yupnt', uutiuu to vacate judgment rendered against the defendant by Judge Wickcr-ham in the celebrated cmtcmrt proceed ings.
 The defendants petition asked that the judgment be set aside Cl tho ground of want of jurisdiction. and for sreview of the findings ot Judge Wick ersham, should Judge Moore d.>jle that the court had ini~i.yt.er. He says it has not. In his opinion i5 -..-.- that it is not necessary avt -...c '. would be improper 10 make any rl..-- ence to the morit- of the ca-e. -t~ q. these he states tha. yhc court ha~ g., fixed and settled opiaiaa aaj ta,, ro: presume to eXprC>, enc.
 The opinion states:
 "There are two main questions for the present court to decide, namely: "W Did the court ruuj.liu- Ud-- ,ment and passing sentence ii lie ease have jurisdiction of the -nmc. and "(2) Doe, tho Ir,sel, judge have the power to rcyioa th" 'e+ iuou, aud the findings of 'lrt tae.eou,
 'From an examination of the af3- .davit upon which thc proceedings iu this case were based wo ,la reach bat one conclusion, and that i- that tlo court had full autlor,! aad .ur.~dic- tion over the subject matter of the suit, under the third and ninth paragraphs of Section 609 Of Chap.cr5,. Title ,, Of the Code Of Alaska. The !aa ua-e of said paragraphs i, d, .o.,ows: "'Third. Mi,bchav;or in office, or q other wilful neglect or violation oi duty, by an attorney, clerk, marshal or tother person appointed OF selected to perform 6 judicial or ministerial -er- vice.
 "'Ninth. Any other unlawful inter- ference with the process or proceedings, of the court
 Either of which re,ita acts or omi.- sions sufficient ;o col~.i.ut- a contempt of the authority of ihc ramt. The ahi- davit recites much Of thc language ct these paragraphs and leaves no room for doubt that the court hearing the case was clothed with fuil and ample Jurisdiction of the charges contained iu the affidavit.
 "The next question involved in the motion is as to the power cf the present court to review the finding, and iudg- ment of another judge presiding in the same court over which the present judge presidc>.
 "As a general rule judge has no power to review and reverse the action of another judge of coordinate iuri-- diction. Fisher Ve. Hepburn. +S x. N.. 4l: People vs. National Trust Co.,, Fl Hun, N. Y.. 21 Ramp V. Ramp. 19 N. Y., PIP: Warren vs. simon, l6 ;. c.. 362; State vs. Price, 35 ;. C., 213.
 eff there Ina, been error iu the action of the first iudge the remedy iS by appeal OF writ of crror.' Warren vs. Simon and Ramp ys. Ramp, supra.
 "There is but one case in which one judge will review the judgment of an other judge of coordinate jurisdiction, and that is where the court was with out jurisdiction, and the order of judg- ment for that reason va, void. A party is not bound to appeal from a void order of judgment, but may resist it
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

You can afford 10 read the NUGGET when you can get iI delivered at your door for Sl per month.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
A Sunday Excursion to Safety and
 Solomon.

The gasoline schooner Louise will leave Barracks square at 9 o'clock a. m., visiting Safety and Solomon and return ing at o'clock p. m. Fare for round trip, $5.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

All kinds of lumber at Teller, s30 pe, NJ. See Tanner, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

Greek fryiahting. Rowe Transfer, 425 Front street, next California Cafe.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
Beautiful La France

Displayed in our show " l.. Lowenstein, with NJ. | Co.,, lately from the outs lessons in needle paintin embroidery during the
 winter. Classes Tuesdays. Apply at M.. D. Samueis q
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
Angle lamps, A. T. Co.

Gasoline, coal oil. Northwestern" :"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
WANTED

GOOD LAUNDIES-, stcady work. Apply J French laundry.
 k Address. for 20 days. \. N., NUGGET Onice. YkJOMAN for homework. Apply Mrs Albert
 w Fink, doors east of Episcopal church.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

Shot, powder and cartridges of all kinds at Giese's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

Ramp vs. Ramp, supra.
 "This rule prescribcs the all courts of coordinate throughout the United Sta opinion of the present judg; has been adopted and bocar part of the law oi the land : pose of preserving the harm judicial system. This cour of appeals only from the jr United States commiSoione sense is it clothed with review the judgments of ar having powers and authori to his own.
 "Under the views of the we entertain, it is not ne(| indeed would be improper, 1 reference to the merits of r to these, the court has settled opinion, and does TP Sume to express one."
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

A full stock of lumber always on hand at Tanner X Clark lumber yard.
 Centennial's best flour. North western.n
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

There is no mining
 ure before it not po mountain peak, llmers old: bleak,
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03

Scraper team for hire. 4+bam hr. C. l.. Morris. 4l9 Front street. 'n-- h'li
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
Causes Furry in Council
 City Circles.
Woman Fined For Illegal Sale of Liquor Escaped From Jail and
 Returns to Her Home.

Council City, Aug. 31.-The commis- ..;e,- ac,. cpmrl was &2 lllsl nrALO activity
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
Reduction of Freight Rate,

Office desks for sale, A. T. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
FOR SALE

A SNAP House, lot, near Congregational "a churt h. cooking utensils, boat. tent. every thing complete. very cheap. Inquire Nugget office. AT Council City, hotel; good establishment. H good location, good bFsinC>S rOol oppOr- tunity. Address C. C.. care Nugget
 FOR pE-;'T CHEAP Four room house. furnished; good G location. Apply NUGGET Onicc.
 FOUND 2 ADY'S PURSE, coatatning money. inquire L Nugget oliice
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-03
Caustic sOdo for batters,

New eggs, A. T. Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
MEMOIRS NAME
 NOT ON TICKET
The Gentleman from MarengO With- draws from the Race for
 Lieutenant Governor.

may think and whatever we may oo' the success of our new Constitution IS the question at this tune.
 In Case of Defeat.
 eff it had been defeated I would nave felt called upon to assume the respon- sibility of becoming candidate myseii with a view of framing an instrument in accordance with my views. wouio have felt it my duty, having succeedeo Tn defeating what the friends of the Con stitution proposed, as we'll as the duty or those associated with me, to furnish them with with something which we, at least thought was more acceptaele'
 But. having failed in our efforts 10 defeat the Constitution, 1t is none the less our duty to cooperate with US friends in order to secure the pest pos sible results from their work.
 There are some reasons why tninh 1t is necessary to secure the nomination of Governor Jelks. For instance, 1T ne is elected we would have reasonaoie as- surance of four years Of freoom IT 'h factional strife and political rissensions and. under the circumstances, such con- ditions are greatly to be desired. Where as if Governor Johnston should succeed, the contentious and dissensions and fac- tional struggles fsich have characterizeo the notifies of the State of Alabama for the last four years would. in all probaoll- ,ityl. be continued for four years longer. greatly to the injury and detriment or the industrial, moral and political inter ests of Alabama.
 For these reasons I hope Governor Jelkws will receive practically the unan- imous support. of the Democratic Party in this State in the primaries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
State Committee May Meet.

Because of the action of the Marshall and St. Clair County Democratic Execu- tive Committees in letting down the bars contrary to the plans of the State Com mittee, it is likely a meeting of the latter body will be held the coming week Chairman Lowe is to decide by Monday noon. The letter sent by Chairman Lowe to Chairman Meigs of Marshall County was significant and the committee meet ing Tuesday or Wednesday may take strenuous steps.
 The State ticket will be in the hands of the printer by Monday night. There will be betwen sixty and seventy-i1Ve names on the ticket for executive com n1itteernen The State ticket will be dlf- ferent in color from the county tickets
 The withdrawal of D. J. Meador rom the race for the Lieutenant GoVernorShp causes but little surprise as this was anticipated but Chairman Lowe hesltated making public the announcement untl he had heard definitely from the gentle man.
 The statement is made that the John- ston County Campaign Committee VIII suggest newspaper proprietors and writers as managers of elections here so that absolute fairness can be secured. IL mas been practically decided that the candi- dates will be permitted to suggest mana gers to protect their interests Tn the pri- marieS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
ouielev Would Not Accept.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Word was received here today that Bishop James F. Quig- ley of Buffalo, one of the three bishops whom the conference of irremovable rec tors and consultors of the Catholic arch diocese of Chicago has recommended to succee dthe late Archbishop Feehan, has informed the propaganda at Rome that he declines to he considered candidate for the place. Bishop Quigley is also one of the Churchmen named by the Bishops of New York as worthy to succeed the late Archbishop Corrigan. He has also declined to have his name considered for that place. The reasons given were that he does not wish to leave his present field
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
SCENES ABOUT THE
 HISTORIC OLD ABBEY.

Jondon. Aug 9-From o'clock in tha morning the scenes outside the Abbey grew gradually in splendor and coior' The gorgeous preparations for the crown ing ceremony reached their climax there. The troops present were picked regulars of the army and the bands of music were the best the English barracks could send out. In the background of this pageant was Westminster Abbey, so transformed by decorations and stands that It was scarcely recognizable, and serried rows of gaily dressed people rose in tiers Of seats from the roadway In each side to a great height. Near the west door of the abbey stood a double line of sailors in blue uniforms, with white straw hats, making a block of color in the line or troops.
 Suddenly in the midst of old world paReantry. occurred an absolutely mod- ern. unprecedented incident. For ths first time in any English coronation the troops saluted a motor car. It was that of the Duke of Connaught, in command of the troops in London, making his final round of inspection to see that all was we'll He was recognized and loudly cheered. The last of the peers carriages dashed past.
 welcome to Kings Nurses.
 wild welcome was accorded to the two nurses or the hinB uuIius nlS hiHcSS as they came up to the abbey, just in front of the royal carriage and pair which brought the children of the Prince of Wales. The nurses wore the blue print dresses and white caps and aprons of their hospital.
 All this time at short intervals the bells of St. Margaret rang and the air was pulsed with the throbs of the big drum of one band after another until the final touches were at last in readiness Sud- denly a hush came upon the mighty waiting thrOng and few minutes later the processions marched slowly past. The first real burst of cheering for the Kings own procession was given for Lord Kitch- ener. who rode by unmoved and stern. followed a little later by Lord Roberts who also had hearty welcome as did a brilliant cortege of Indian princes. The (Continued on Page Sevenl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
WON BY THE ST. PAUL.
American Liner outstrips La Tour
 ,;,o of the French Line

aine of the French Line.
 New York, Aug 1.-The American line steamer St. Paul. from Southampton and Cherbourg. and the French liner La Touraine. from Havre, arrived in port to- day.
 The great liners had a most exciting fin ish at the lightshp. The St. Paul first saw the big Frenchman at daybreak in the distance ahead. All day yesterday the great ships put forth their best eff forts and at night La Touraine was still ahead. At 7:56 o'clock this morning the American liner passed Fire Island and the passengers had the satisfaction of seeing the French steamer close along side.
 From there to the lightship the St. Paul continued to gain and passed the Sandy Hook lghtship at 9:3i a. m, three miles ahead of La TOuTaine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
A Bogus Tracy.

Spokane. Wash. Aug "A bogus Harry Tracy is reported to he holding up farm CTS in the southern part of this country. Reports state that the day after the dandit's death man armed with rife and two revolvers rode mp to the farm of NJ. B. Gillian. near Mcdican Lake, He declared he was Tracy and demanded food. He is said to have done some re- markable shooting, saying, "If you don't believe I am Tracy, I'll show you.'
 After dinner. 1t is alleged. another stranger rode up saying, It's time we are going. Harry" and the two rode away together.
 Later the bogus Tracy is reported to have held LID farmer named Hathaway roar Cheney and taken his saddle horse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
Failed for $1, 1885, ,OOo.

Newark. N. j.. Aug. 9.-J. Herhert Bal lentyne of this city vice-president of the Peter Ballantyne and Sons Brewing ,omnanv made an assignment today for tho banedt of creditors. Liabilities amount to S1.Ss5. OOo It is said the as- signnoent was due to improbable invest ments. It is stated the failure does not affect the brewing company in any way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
Atlanta Swept the Boards.

Atlaata. August 9.-Atlanta players swept the board today in the concluding matches of the South Atlantic Tennis Tournament. Today's results: sam C. Willia ms of Atlanta defeated Nat Thorn ton of Atlanta 6-3, S-6 6-i, thus securing the tennis championship of the South Att lantic States. Clarence Angler of Atlanta won the consolation match in the sin gles, defeating Tichenor of Atlanta S-6, 7-5 6-3. Angler and Williams yesterday won the doubles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10

Birmingham, Aug. s.-(special.)-Chair- man Lowe tonight announced the omcial ballot of the Democratic State ticket to be voted for in the primaries Aug. 2otn, except as to committeeman as follows; For Governor William D. Jelks | Joseph F. Johnston. For Lieutenant Governor Russell M. Cunningham.
 Charles E. Waller. For Secretary of State
 J. Thomas Hefin-
 Frank N. Julian.
 J. L. Tanner. For State Treasurer
 J.. Craig Smith. For State Auditor
 T. S. Sowell. For Attorney General-
 James E. Cobbs.
 Alex M. Garber. i,
 Alex Troy.
 Massey Wilson. For Superintendent of Education
 Thomas L. Bulger.. Chappell Cory.
 John G. Harris.
 Isaac w. Hill. For Commissioner of Agriculture
 R. R. Poole.
 The full ticket with candidates for com mitteemen thereon will be announced Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
Motor Cars Collide.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 9-SeveraI persons were injured as the result of head-on collision between two suburban motor cars on the Cleveland. Elyria and Wes- tern line. three miles east of Elyria to- day. The injured; T. B. strouse, Cleve- land; A. King. colored. Cleveland; T. J. Blaze. Mrs. Amanda s. Townsend. Mrs. H. s. Smith. Cleveland; Nora Smith, Mo torman Wallace, Motorman Wherry The cars met on a sharp curve while running at high speed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
TRACTS FEATURES DESTROYED
Vitriol Placed on Outlaws Face to
 Prevent Theft of Body.

Salem. Ore. Aug. 9.-The body of Harry Tracy was received at the penitentiary today just two months after his sensa- tional escape The corpse was identified by prison officials and convicts. 1mme- diateIy after the Identification was com pIate. the box was moved into the chapel of the prison and the convicts allowed to view the man.
 Vitriol was placed on the face to de- stroy the features for fear some one might steal the body to place on eXhibi- ton. The box was then conveyed to the prison cemetery and buried. The rifle of the deal convict was delivered to Super intendent Lee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
old oficers Re-elected.

Worcester, Mass. Aug. 9,-The annual election of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen resulted in the re-elec- tion of the present board of officers. The Western contingent was defeated in it's attempt to effect d shake-up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
KILLED BY CONDUCTOR.
Dispute Over Car Fare Causes Shoot
 ing Near Birmingl am.

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 2 Joseph ;. Trait. manager of the Globe Iron bed Manufacturing Company of AN ,nu"l E Ele, was sbot and almost instantly killed by William N. Prowell. a street gar conduc- tor at Mary Lee Station, ab' ut or" mile from Birmingham, late this afternoon. The trouble is said to have grown out of the collection of fare from Trait who' it is alleged. was partially intoXicated' Trait was struck by three bullets two Nf which were fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. AUG. B. FORECAST FOR ALABAMA: FAIR IN SOUTH, LOCAL RAINS IN NORTH PORTION SATURDAY; SHOWERS SUN DAY; FRESH SOUTH WINDS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-10

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
MADE BILLY BRADY 4 ~ ROR
The Manager Earns q Quarter and Pays
Radcline's $50 claim.

Edward J Radcliffe. the actor, brought
suit for $50 against William a. Brady, the
theatrical manager, in the Yorivillc Munich
pal Court Yesterday. The claim was for a
week and half salary and g. for excess
baggage.
The manager and tho actor went to court
early with their counsel Mr. Brady wac
in a hurry, and got up near tn" Justice :
speedily. Another case came up for trial,
and they wanted jury of six men. Five
we're soon obtained before the supply ran
out Then Justice Joseph sped Brady and
speedily impressed him into jury service.
He protested. but the Justice reminded
him that the public servic" was more I'M
portant than individual interests.
The trial lasted for some time, and then
when the jury retired to consider the Ver-
dict tho actors suit could not bc tried a.
the defendant was in Ia" jury room. II
was 30 O'Clock in the afternoon when Brady
ceased being juror and became de-
PENDANT.
Radcliffe took the witness chair. and had
begun to relat" tn" grounds Of his suit
when the Justice announced III" usual time
for recess until o'clock.
Brady was getting nervous when court
attendant went up to him and gave him
twenty-five cents for his jury duty, and told
him ii he would drop around to-day he
could earn another quarter as n Jurynlan.
The theatrical manager pockct"d IN"
quarter, and a. soon A. ~" got outside the
court h" called RadCir" over and CAV" HIM
the amount he demanded After instruct
ing his counsel 10 explain matters to the
Court, he took trolley car downtown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
OBiTt .4Rl.

Adrlb"Tt IT, steele, a prominent member Of
the Republican Club and "a former Deputy
Commissioner of Public Works, died on Tues
day night at hi- home. ?2a West l30th street
from bowel trouble. following u cold con =
tractsd on n Ni-lt TO ti"tt yshurG last Ncptom-
her AZ the unNciliug of the monument to Gen
SloCuW. "" Was i'll Tor week. Tie was
horn IN N"HdNillc. Pa. in lsti. and began
life IN the country store OF that place lie
pany Tor -iN years and az u" tim" OF his
death was receiver for IN" Gold Creek and
Nevada Mining company OF II Broadway.
widow. two sons, Tia" elder u surgeon in
daughter suryiv" him President Louis stern
of tn. Republican club. has appointed a
commute" OF forty memhcr- Of the club.
headed by himself to represent il at the
uneral.
" Y. Chaudlce. q wcil-known resident
ipos~acc TO President Lincoln, just before tn"
outbreak oi the Clvll War, warming him not
10 pass through Baltimore on his wayto Wash
gton to taxi" H." oath OF office n Pr"si-
dent because of the secession mob riots. died
last night NJ tho age OF - years. Mr. thandrn
r"tlrcment from business -eyeral years ago,
and WAS a larg" holder oil Washington real
estate. He was horn in York, Pa, and went
TO dshlngton several years before The civil
War n" J. survived by widow and eight
ca ldren
Dr. Henry G. Matthews of so Quincy
street. BROOKLYN, died Yesterday AZ Clifton
Springs ol apopleNy. "" left Blooklyn on
Tuesday TO bring his invalid wife home. lie
was born IN Vermont 81 wears ago. lie
,omc time. had been the rncdicaI examiner
Tor the John Hancock life ln-nrsn'" Com
pany ie is survived by a widow. one son
andtyo daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
TO WE'D GIRL NE DEFENDED.
TruNton neale viii Marry Miss OEe for
Whom lie shot an Editor,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. % The engage
meh' was announced to-day Of Miss Marie
oEe Ia Truxton Bealc. Both are prom
n'eh' ~ san Francisco society. and the
formal announcement caused surpri-.
TO All except few personal friends
Til" relations 81 Miss Ogc aud Beale
were brought prominently before tho public
few weeks ago when Beale and Thomas
H. Williams. DR.. called on Frederick Mar
rot and dangerously shot him because of
paragraph printed in his weekly paper
IN" Nfns Letter, rejecting on Miss Oge
marriott has not yet recovered sufficiently
TO appear in court and Beale and Williams
are ou on bail. At the time ~ the shooting
beale asserted that lie was "A personal
friend of Miss Ogc of long standing and
mat she appealed to him TO defend her
against the malicious attacks of Marriott
Miss Oge Is "a daughter of william +.
oRe al San Rafael and for several years
was one OF IN" acknowledged bellies VI San
Francisco society. She il II granddaughter
OF Bishop Chase and her mo, her il a cousin
OF salmon +. Chase. formerly Chief Justice
OF ia" supreme Court Of the United States.
Beala's family have been prominent
IN history and the diplomatic aud naval
service of this country for many wears
He IL grandson OF Commodore TrISton
and cousin of Admiral Porter. His father
Gen. Edward +. Beale. won distinction in
tn" Mexican War and later was United
States Minister 10 Austria B.alr himself
graduated from Harvard aud from Columbia
Law School and served aS United Stat s
Minister To Persia and Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
FAST TORPEDO BOiT DESTROYER.
The stewart Makes speed Of ~. so Knots
IN Narragsisett IIa,.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Oct. ?2-The official
speed trials of the torpedo boat destroyer
stewart were begun to-day over the
measured mile course in Narragan ,.tr Bay
The weather and sea conditions were most
favorable ard tn. boat exceeded her re-
quircd speed. 1o-day'S tests were for the
purpose of standardiling the propeller.
and she made 29s knots. Her contract
ca : for - knots. Tu-murrow she will
make a run ont TO sea of one hours dura-
tion and back
The stewart is burning picked Pocohan-
'as coal. In to-day's tests the Stewart
was run over tn. course in -. -, ~ ard -
knots speed, go complete the staudardila-
tion. Her best mile was made a. the rate
Of 30 80 knots, and the average for the
trials vas given out as % = knots. Size did
this under a steam pressure of $50 pounds
The representative of the builders saws
that 'he knot to-day AZ 30 81 j. the best
ever done by boat in her class.