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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Joined the parity and tteBrus. OF
Utah. On 20 Iplu today Tho only
other meeting today viii be at OR
den. Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
STRONG EVIDENCE
OF FOUL PLAY

sooY FOUND IN DAY oEN TlrlEo As THAT OF WILLIAM
oEHL1R or oeoRoerowN-sow1 or AIS FRIENDS
LiEvE nc DROWNED simss L. sur INDICATIONS POINT
TO MURDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
WILL lie
IN STATE

u1LwAUEEE. net earhr bodf
20 thH tate Postmaster General
Payne viii he Ia state st tEa .fY
hail Saturday evening" FROM s g. m.
uuLl .lnIaE nu.n-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Prosecuting Attorney scott yes
feedaN afternoon filed an iufafma
tisu charging Prank sfuu.uKi Flth
lundu tins gambling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

TT = NTI"T II" 7" TIH u UT
PAINLESS METHODS LOW
PRICES AND GOOD WORK DONE
HY sPEe1AfIETE Boz each Depart
tnsut 40 STUDENTS in the Of
Naa Az work done pATNLEs RT4Y
LY SPECIALISTS Of long years ex-
rarIanrr Give ua @ call. and f8u
wu find we do just aH we adver-
tIsa
BROWNS DENTAL PkRLoRs.
10 First Avenue.
pafiorH T. p Q. 4 s. 8 Union Block
First door south ~ MarD1uEail q
g0ufhuIEk
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The Dulcimer.

The leaves were blowing red and brown
Beneath the beech trees bare
When tie Da-k Maid came to our town
WITH Gold pms in her hair.
Her ewes wee ike forest pool.
Her Hips they were SO sweet.
Evr. y man put aside his tool.
TO wat,h he" down the street
The leaves we're blowing yellow and
gray,
In the warlry of the moon. 49,.
with silver-buckled shoon.
That rift and shift and change:
MAS never wandering lutanist
That played tune 50 strange.
TIE leaves were blowing crimson and
The wind was like sigh
Before the randrops fly.
And none beheld her whence she came.
or karw the way she went.
our hearts being stirred to smouldering
flame
The leaves were blowing ash and dun
Athwart the edge of night.
When the Dark Maid toward the setting
sang herself out of sight
And every man. from marvel reused.
Took up his toll again;
How should that fairy joy he housed
In homes of mortal men?
R"t tin arairst singing wind
nh" Dirk Maid nrvc. looks behind.
That plays the dulCimpr.
MAY Byron i'm The Spectator.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
Mob Violence Feared.

charlottesville, Va, Sept. Sine
coroner's jury investigating the Nc
Cuc murder case returned the follow
ing verdict this evening:
we find that Mrs. Fannie McCuS
came 10 her death by gun snot
wound in her breast. inflicted by j.
Samuel McCuc. her husband.
The accused has employed eminent
counsel. Fifteen additional guards
have been stationed at the jail in adj
di,ion to the 20 on duty last night
but no mob violence is feared since
the arrest
\ preliminary nearing has been
waived 10y McCuC'S counsel. Inc
Grand jury will hear evidence ON Sep
trmhur -. and the rial via com
mclcc in the corporation court imme'
'diatrly attcrward.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
BIG MEAT STRIKE
is CALLED OFF
PACKERS WILL GIVE PLACES
FAST AS POSSIBLE To
SKILLED MEN,
$1,000 PERSONS WERE INVOLVED


chicago. Sept S. President Don
r,N ol the butcher workers union
I.s d, Jared The stock yards strike
at an end.
Whom the uarkore worc advised to-
ujam that 70 had been decided Ia
opI M. strike, they announced that
they would rive places as fast as
possible ro the skilled men, but II
vas said q, the same time that many
Of those mon would be- unable 10 So
cure Ihoir Oh places ms In many cas-
g.. the work was being performed In
satisfactory manner by men who
lod lco, secured since The com
p.orromont Of the strike.
II ie rgnccicl that n majority or
rmg,illcd men would b" unable To
secure their places again.
Il was question Of wage scale Tor
h;s closs Of men that brOurhl about
the strike. the hackers rrruSlhG !"
sim an agreement with any class
other tha, skilled wOrbmcn.
Drrlnc the strife apnr"N'mn,'N
- GOO rcrgong hnvo been Involved W
tbo struggle which Us ce''matcd u"
boyo cost the men about $4,000 oon in
,yaocs as against an "Stimnt'n '"'s
of e. 50n 600 TO h" hackers IN loss ~
hueinree and IN incrcaScd cNnonHc7'
rho ercacgt number OF men lol' ="
Chicago during this strike was ~"
COO and two fetal in the country ou''
c.lc thin c'tv is "etima'"' =" w
about tho eomc. Tho or'"'n'' "a"S"
~ Two enil,c wae demand hv INC
rnichcrs' union that the nH"krrs w.
"a r,a meIiIlod worl;mcn ~ u cc'""
an hour The Nackcrs roiu"'I ~
onrocmont but offered to arhlira'o
the question
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Jackson Miss, Sept. s. The state
of Mississippi has in its treasury one
dollar and Gfly-six cents and there Is
no relief in sight. Much doubt Is
EXPRESSED in financial circles whether
a Grm of New York and Chicag1
brokers who recently purchased u
state bond issue of half Il million dor
lars will pay for II and the banks 0l
the state seemingly are unwilling 10
advance money for immediate use
No payments of taxes are due for y
DAYS and proposed special session
of the legislature could not bring i'm
mediate relief within that period.
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High Class Vaudeville
THE KNIGHT rEMPLARs.
Largely Devoted the Day to Pleasure
at San Francisco, concIave.

Largely Devoted the Day TO Pleasure
At San Francisco, conelave.
San Francisco, Sept. S.-Wirh Tho
exception Of members OF the grand
cncampmont who held two business
sessions. the knights Tcmplars dc
voted the day to pleasure, a ban
quet 10 the victorious Louisville drill
team was one OF the main features
Chicago and ST. Louis are the lead
ing asplrants for the next trlcnniaI
meeting.
The advocates of both places arc
actively at work
The following officers were elected:
Grand Master. Leo II. MOulton, iii
nO!s: Deputy Grand Master Henry
w Rugg. Rhode Island; Grand Gen
eralissimO, VIM. b. Mclish. Ohio;
Grand Captain General. Frank II
Thomas, Washington: Grand Senior
Warden. Arthur Macarthur, New
York: Grand Junior Warden. w. F
Pierce, California: Grand Recorder,
u A. Gerow. Michigan (re-e.ccted
Grand Treasurer. II Wales Lines
Connecticut (re.elcctcO.
The following officers We're ap
nnintcd: Grand Warden, Edward
w. Wellington: Grand STANDARD
Bearer. VIM. ". Norris; Grand SWORD
Bearer. d w. Or.
The Earl of Euston and his com
pani0ns. rcDrcsenting tho grand pr'
orv OF England and Wales, attended
tOdays session of the grand cncamp
mcnt IN full uniform.
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FREEMAN RECITAL.


No,, uio'iriet ric7rd IT V. NJ. G. ~
Auditorium Last Might
Mr. Ioo 7. Freeman. In" caS'''"
yio,inie, who has located in "''"'
mor, and expects to open S'"''"
here made his debut to the l"'"'
uuhlic lat nigh ir recital NJ '"'
Y NJ C. a. auditorium. TIE wa"
erected hv . fair sized house, me
.nd,cocc heinz somewhat small PC
cameo ur the scason-Iat" GUNNER
between the close Of warm weather
and tho opnning OF TIE fan t'"''E'
tiaa. largo number of HrH,la'"n, y
,,,.ic lovers are also on! OF th' c''V,,
Mr. Fror~au gave two donhl" IA"
two einglc numbers and was h"ar,'N
received He was assisted in G'N'u'
tbc recital by Miss LalIa Eon' a
Iowa and MIR ". N, Madison. MI $
LOWS rocc'vcd quito IN ovation pc
inv recalled the second time to sing
orain ihc last verse Of nor onrhor''
"Thr Maid who Would. II was ),
clover little cong. fccling'v sung ann
cIcycrIv acted, showing tha' ne ar
fist possesses genuine natural ara
matte talent.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
GOT EVEN WITH DOCTOR.
Card Sharp Knocked Out Physician
with His Own Words.

A card sharp swallowed fish bone
and was choking when physician
renchcd him. In very short time
the doctor removed the bone and the
gambler asked gratefully how much
he owed for the service.
"Fiftecn dollars" replied the physi-
clan. without the sign of blush.
What" exclaimed the sharp. You
weren't working n minute. That's an
enormous fee
My dear sir" responded the ply
stefan. with professional dignity, that
is not the way 10 look at Il. Noa
must consider the years of practice
necessary 10 acquire my skill
The sharp had to pay the bill
Several weeks later the sharp was
on a train ont of the city ana the
doctor was in the same car lut be
did not rgcrgniz, his former patient
Tho sharu was working several of his
,Ht'a tricks with the boards and De-
finally induced tha doctor 90 play. who
al last was So cut
. Here, shouted the doctor. when
be say Dis roll disappear. You
haven't given m. any Show al aL
NUu GOT that money ont uf me hy Z
simple twist uf fra wrist
-My dear Sir replied rtT zEerI
.uatlir..g -tia..a uo way t1 'nHE 81
Nu should consider fhs sears
Hf rrlctie. ut..saarg fu acIl.r. -l
Skill
The HHr-Hr .aH ft. sharp ere.
rrrHra-r. TI.a PEE SMILED f-.ur.r a-.
rrraE.I a- Dr.. cad. -lalr s.a -l..
u. back So .I tfHr and l-a j
-rrl-.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09

Macon. Ga, Sept. Especial from
rIayo says that clash between
whites and blacks is imminent Thr
white are alleged by the negroes T."
have burned hall in which be
fore day club" was supposed to meet.
The negroes have organized in armed
bands outside the town and sent
challenges to the latte who arc
armed in anticipation of an attack.
Muullrcv has been called ON for as
.istancc and the militia there Is
ready t. 10 at moments notice.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
Governor After Lyncher5.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. S.-AcIIhG
Governor Cunningham today wrote I"
Circuit Judge Paul S. lIcakc, at
urntsyillc, suggesting that he con
vcnc a special grand jury to inVcs,
tigatc las; nights lynchlng, ne
II o Gated unGn Sheriff Rodgers i"'
a full report Of the lynching Of the
negro Horace Naples A third let.
fer was written TO Captain Il. /" Hay,
IN charge Of tho militia. asking him
10 explain why the mob was not Diet
erred from It's purpose; from whom
Captain Hay got his orders and 10
what extent he exercised IN" au'h'
GRITTY vested in him.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Adolf Beck Refused $4,000 as Balm
For Seven Years Sentence.


For Seven Years Sentence.
London, Sept. S.-IIome Secretary
Akcrs-DOuglas has appointed COM
mission to inquire into the circlm-
stances of the conviction OF Ador
Eecli. who was convicted in 1896,
served one sentence of seven years
and who was again arrested ana con
victcd but was granted Il free par
don" when il developed that it hau
been conclusive proven that both ms
convictions were founded on mistaken
identity. The case has caused Il
great sensation, especially in view Oh
the profound interest in the May
brick case and the charge against
the police of conspiracy in order To
ssurc the conviction of an innocent
man is openly and freely made. Inc
government has offered Beck as conf
lpcnsation $1,000 which he refuses
ON the ground that it is not sufficient.
lite demanded Il full inquiry Inc case
is cXpcctud to dcvClOpe further sen
saton rejecting seriously on the po'
lice conduct Of the case. In DoIH
instances Beck was charged WIN
obtaining money and jewelry from
women under false preienSeS ana MS
convictions were secured on the cVi
I,laacc of women who Identified him
| Recently. however, man giving
the name OF John Smith was arrest
ed on the same charge and confessed
4 that he was the man who was CON
victcd in 1877 on the same charge
When Beck was convicted in 1896
| it was stated by the police that l}ecN
was the man Smith who was convict
! ed i'm 1877.
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~rHE ROYAL MusKoKA" Hole

is the largest and most magnificent
summer hotel in Canada. Location
unsurpassed. iu the centre Of the Ia
nous Mu-hoka Lakes district. HiEn.
lands of Ontario uuun feet above sea
lrt,u aI1u six hours journey norm
90. Toronto.
Tho grounds include an area nl
$500 acres. containing pine and hem
'.aH groves and MANY beautiful walks
and points commanding lovely views
1f..r.. arc Tennis Gn'rnE RoW ling
FISHING. E.rIiu- frpIuHr Bow Iiu-
Green and MANY sriHEaI.e water
r-.ra First class i1 every respect
Excellent Transport service.
u.-H-fr1ta Literature and ininrfa
.r H#u fn reach fhr -Ersal Music
aa- Hr application rr Gan. " Na1N
g 90 ana r. A.. Merchants Trust
rr.. Chicago
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KNAPP SPEAKS FOR THE EDITORS
,Con,inued from Page ~

militant democracy. Your Nisll0fs
az iuday redeem the promise, We
cumr go give yOu yisih,s token ~ mat
harmony. Iu testify Ihdl Ne arr arm
al fuT agr, ssiYe hattie and Ia assure
ynu that Ne are s0lidly united IN the
conviction that our platform and our
candidate carry the same message IA
SAME imprrishable yerilies Of right
and Justice,
That Second Term,
~, thank you particularly, Judge
Parker for the manly declaration
mat yuu will NOT be- a candidate for
4 Second term Il You are elected pres,
ldrnt We welcome in this aNowal
The introduction at new and vital
issue in politics and mhesllaiingly
give it our endorsement AMI support =
4 supplrmcHls aud completes that
vigorous manifestation Of your indi'
yidualiiy which the Telegram 10 the
ST Louis convention 50 IOrcibly con
viewed,
The Idea and the Man.
We rejoice that the principles and
policies uf democracy have found so
worthy an exponent In 1904, because
We realize that every great popular
movement must present Ia the people
10th the idea and the man for the
hour. We have both anl we are
proud NJ the man who so impresSiNrly
demonstrates that he would rather he
right than hc president
We mean that he shall be president
because fc Is right.
Sow character" said distin'
guishod writer. "and You reap a des.
Tiny" We shall prove the truth OF
the apolhcgram. The democratic party
planted Alton Is. Parker AT ST. Louis.
aud il will reap the presidency.
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Wyominq Politics.

Rock Springs, Wyo,. Sept S'-F"r'
NOR Governor John Il. Osborne. oi
Rawlins. was nominated for governor
by the democratic state convention
tGdoy. The remainder Of the ticket
follows:
Congressman j. S. Talifcro, state
treasurer. n. A. Algcr; Judge of the
suprcme court, $. +. Corn.
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Mnu go spanlsh MIners.

Mexico Cliy Sept, N.-Tnc failure
To gci The japanese miners II" work
in the Rilrn mines ol lower calli"r'
nj, after bringing them lrIm lhclr
nntlvo country has decided some ol
tho great mining companies IN ms
,ou,try rn hiring over miners from
nilhoa and Sanlndcr Spain,
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
Cattle Restrictions Removed.

Washington sept N.-hn order mas
been signed with the agricultural de
nlrfmput removing restrictions "a
cattle uurthwar from Custer county,
Oklahoma. as the infection al south
rlu fewer is reported hE agents al lh'
a.nIrtm,at Co have been Cradicaicu
boo that vicinity
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
MEXICAN BUDGET.
But Fifteen Cases Of Yellow Fever
Exist in Renuhiie,

Mexico Ciy MoNp Sept N-lh'"
are now in the whole country hul M.
teen yellow fewer patients Vera
cruz mas seven an ne island ~ Sah
Juan dc IllOa, The general yellow
Fever situation IL wonderfully goes,
Tor The month 0f September anu
shows what has h"on done in SAM
tnry preventive work hy 'hr 7hp,rl'f
Hoard III health and local authorities
Tho GnatymaluU president has l''
-uod proclamation giNins amh's' y
la all absent political nnrnh' q. VINO
NAV now return m salcy q" "na''
mnia.
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Eounht With Shot Guns.

I!azclhurst. Miss, Sept. S.-Walicr
Stevens and Luthern Townsend farm
crs. fought today with shot guns,
Townsend received two loads of shot
and died almost instantly. Stevens
surrendered
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
To Investioate Lynchinu.

birmingham Sept. S.-A special to
the News from Huntsville, says:
Judge Speake this afternoon ordered
a special grand jury to convene AT
once to investigate the lynchlng OF
the negro Horace Naples at That
place last night.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
Rain flinders Movement.

Mukdcn, Sept S.-Thc terrible
rains hindcrcd the movements OF
both armies but there is an interest
ing movement toward Tie Pass north
of Mmklon.
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ROY EDITOR IN TOWN.
Ernest Davis o, Houston Visiting IN
Beau'7ont.

Beau'"ont,
r.n,at Davis of Houston the
y..mrea. newspaper editor / the
word. is in Beaumont looking a'''r
IL, interests of his paper. DAVIS IS
lu 4. years old yet he edits a week
/. publication in the Bayou 'i,E'
Imam 81. tho "Tom Cat World. ia
3D.. f.. , hriaht yuuugstcr with good
.nj uha lays he is in the h'WSl'''
..r business to stay ana will stick T."
r- iior.pu paper until n hm's il
pa, % a pIg money making inSlll'-
ton
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Montana Politics.

Billings. Mont. Sept, S.-Wm. Lind'
soy was nominated for governor ny
Iacclamaiion by the Republican con
vrntion today. Congressman Joseph
Dixon was nominated for congress al
large
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
Anti.Jowish Disturhancea.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. .. 2:3O a. M,
Persistent reports of serious anti
Jewish Disturbances in several of In"
governments Of Southwest Russia, hut
mn To this hour no particulars are
Obtainablc.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-09
wnnts Bank Statements.

Washington. u. C.. Sept. S.-Th"
comptroller at III" currency mas ~
sued a call for the condition "l ~
tinnal banks at the close "i DUST
ness Sent Il.
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east 0i n PasO, and has washed on'
luns stretches III track ga inc Hai-
.cston. Harrisburg and san Antonio
aud 0n the Chicago and Rock Island
and Pacific railroads
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Weather Forecast.

Washington. u. C., Sept. S.-Eas
Texas. fair Friday ana Saturday.
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Dcnice Losing Guns.

ST Petersburg. Sept. s.. G:26 u. m.
cen. Eurupatkiu reports that he
did mot lose a gun during the retreat
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
VICTIMS OF
DISCOVERY

Michael Logan, Wakefield, Mass,
writes ). G. Gale for information con-
corning Harry Logan, his son. Young
Logan 5 name appears on the Discov-
erys passenger list.
Mrs. Fanny Price. j46 Elk street,
Buffalo, N. Y, inquiries for her son,
Henry James Price. He too was on
the Discovery, having been second en-
gineer on the steamer
Mrs w. t. Tomlinson. Des Moines,
Ia, also inquiries for her son, +. II.
TOmlinson, who was in Nome in Sep
TENDER last. f. II. Tomlinson name
does not appear among the list of
passengers.
+. ID. Jones, Marshall H.. wants
news of his brother a. b. Jones The
latter was a passenger out on the Dis
covery last fall.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
The EmperOr'S Voice.
special dispatch to THE NUGGET.

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET.
Berlin, Feb. l4.-Phonographic rec
ords of Emperor Williams voice ON
metal matrices are to be the first de-
posits made in the phonetic archives to
be kept at Harvard university and at
the Congressional library and the Ma
tional museum at Washington. The
emperor upon application of Dr. Ed
ward w. Scripture. of Yale university,
through the United States ambassador,
has given two examples of his voice for
permanent preservation. The phonetic
archives are to include records for all
persons who will presumably have a
permanent historical interest for Amer
leans.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
Special dispatch to THENUGGET.

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET.
New York, Feb. 3D. Turkey, accord
ing to cable from its Constantinople
correspondent to the New York Her.
aid, has lent willing ear to the diplo-
matte suggestions of Russia that if the
found Unexpectedly in the Mediter-
ranean sea, Turkey being assured that,
this once being an accomplished fact,
not one OF the powers would have a
word to say in objection, and if they
did Russia would be answerable. 1t is
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
speciaI diepatch 10 TnE NraGEr

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET.
New York, Feb. -. A dispatch to
the New York World from Neu Chung
says that Russian and Japanese troops
on the Yalu river have been engaged.
The Russians suffered loss Of about
300. NO particulars are obtainable.
Special dispatch to THE NUGGET
London, Feb. l6.-A dispatch to the
Central News states that a large Jap
ane5e force. which was landed at Hing
Yang, on the opposite side of the
Korean peninsula, to check the adj
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
JAPAN AND RUSSIA
FIGHT TWO BATTLES
Dispatches State That In One Russia Was Vic.
torious, RepuIsing the Japanese With Great
SIaugfter-A Few Days Later JapS
Defeated Russians, Latter Suf.
fering Loss of $500 Men,

vance of Russian army on the Yalu
river, engaged the latter on the 14th,
the japanese being defeated with
great slaughter.
While the dispatch lacks confirma-
ton, and there is an absence of details,
it is generally believed in army circles
here that fierce battle has been
fought near the Yalu. The japanese
had a strong line of defense in South
Korea, and had made active prepare
tions with a view of preventing the
Russians forcing their way into Korea.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
OFFICERS ARE
DECORATED
Special dispatch to TIE NrGGE

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET.
Toxic, Feb. 23.-rhe British naval
officers who brought the japanese ar
mored cruisers Nipsin and Kasuga,
purchased from Argentine. from Genoa,
Italy, to Japan, were received in audi
encs today by the Mlkado. Captains
Lee, and Payne and Lieut.. Doyle had
conferred upon them by his majesty
the order of the Rising Sun, and were
presented with gifts of silver and
lacquer work from the imperial collec-
ton.
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Grateful to Great Britain,

Toxic, Feb. 23.-Gratitude towards
Great Britain is intense for it's rescue
of tormented royalsts. The announce
ment that japanese refugees from Man
Their Russian cruelty by the good offices
of Mr.. Conger, United States Minister
at Pekin, was received here with high
evidences of appreciation.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
HEAVY SN0WST0RM
SAVES THE RUSSIANS

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET.
St. Petersburg, Feb. IA heavy
snow storm saved the Russians from u
desperate torpedo attack on Sunday
morning. the l4th. During the preced-
ing night the Japanese crafts were en-
veloped by fierce winds and binding
snow storms. Only two of the japanese
their way into Port Arthur, where
they were severely attacked by the
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02

Russian fleet The japanese com
mander, believe that they have sunk
several Russian vessels
\ dispatch from Kobe, Japan, Feb
-, to the st. Jane, Gazette, London,
says that during the above mentioned
attack one Russian warship outside of
the harbor and one cruiser in the har-
Dor were destroyed, and that the Jap
anese retired without material loss.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
Suicide in Dawson.
patch to THE NUGGET.

Special dispntch 70 THE NUGGET.
Dawson, y. r., Feb. H. Hector
Ross, formerly of The \. W. NJ. +. and
collector of customs on the summit Of
the Chilcoot Pass in '9S. committed
suicide today by shooting himself
through the mouth. Dependency
over finances was the cause.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1901-1904, 1904-03-02
Refused Recognition.

Special dispatch to THE NUGGET
New York, Feb. lS.-The South
American countries Of Brazil, Argen-
tine, Chile. Ecuador and Bolivia all
refuse to recognize the new Panama
republic. They claim that the forma-
ton was irregular.