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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Soranorius / nusam.

O~piuhot'uB ! HhButh. " SItRS
tror man, at Be nplig niholote Rals
| ltugnrr oil sue Ell op6t iuogribsroe
Snbfipoelie paa Den eiirpp9iife Yoli.
tif. Sis5as ReoerlaB betpoer. al ge,
oQgelim | RetHing AZ llrsaus ao.
ifiaeIie fra Giierris oil iaa fritz SnS
i SeileHe. Eiterrig er lac oetaset al
tnSre Spsrssmaal at Set life fan
hinSre Oct. Iiaciaa liot iom oct Mere
fnn tRirfc paa at oinoe Rast over
gdifdnitaterre. Haar uroIigaeoerHe
Serncoe after begpnoer Ill Barren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Kiootrunen.
6oreaeSe Staiers 6siciteret itcmpfer
ben JON alsplis.
0rosenps noreonina.

Ssieiteret / @aibingtou aiaop
Wonoag Den 30te San. en- aicnoelie.
Der op~retboIoer Seberafoommer
8roiScups Suiumetion moo aisStru.
Iteu. aienSelien arunoeoe ia pod, at
De ioreueoe S%toriIagtere binSrer FIJI
a%outlrreiice.
Smift & So, Guoobu gocfina
Goinpanp, Satnutono Gacftng Cont.
panp. IruIonr 4 So, armoi1r gncf.
ing Gompanr g. S. Sommono Com.
PAM % Sd~auor8idilo & Sulsberger
Company, ollie Chicago, er mi idule.
ees ltftet, at De eHteH bliper iHofdl6te
for 0ommer Broiscup for at itnnSe
til Hette. lorot DC bar iat ia uooper
bdnS Sniunctiou % loaleoes pilt
6oragt for 0ommermpnSigbeoen.
eaer bpert eHfeIt NeSlem al Den
mpgtiae Sruit. iom beitaar al 25
6truacr, oil blipe m%oltepnt for en-
ieoeral @rnuoiurp. for at blipe lat
unoer Sittdie for SuertrGSetie Of
Sberman'2opeu MOB Sruits. aqe
imsoeicr lloiuIoet meS ipenot 6or.
pentnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

cfieutliae WonoS Mrbeioe for intet
at rogue, uadr oct life butler pad
ariitenbommens 9nnh % inSpirfer
pao 2onoets MiGiouer al Stem, iaa
Den bliuer Sen %icciale, ben oanocli9e.
Den moraIife 8uinopoIo, uoeu bull
ten intel 9anS fan itige op til en- pa'
rig Stcrbeo. Sbi oct materie1e Bel.
pere. ben materieIIe 2pffe. Sremgau9
/ auniter, / 8ioenifaber, | Snouitri
bill oltiammen meo alt oct. JON CT
bgeget paa benz ipipbe iom ell Srsm
bpis oct life bpiIer pod "ocn Hetfpr'
biabeb, iom err ct Soils Stprte."
"2oo mig Iptenite Gem % Ipfenife
oS ale meo, at TT lruer I ct Sano ~
/ eli Sib, bn hi amer oct FOR ~naturligt
at Samfmao al forifieGlige gefienoel.
Ter beltager i en- SotfeauoStieneite
.iom oeil, ser itol fiuoe Steo / Giters
miobaa, bpor &refter af atore Me.
nigbeoer fomner bio % lpfenitcr
Gem meb, at Ceres airte er gieuop.
bngaet.
"Gu al De itobiae Gp9oper / Siuet
er at opelife ct breot SiesiDt iom
lite CT ooerilooiif. liaeiom pi snifer,
at Der ital bore 9pboe iloeu Sneper.
beb. Seq ipneS, oct er Ell 2pffe, at
Der or Wpuo iblonbt os, ium forbttts
Der 9patiebeo pg Ssper / Serrens
@ierniu9 meo &iGrliabeo til 8rshre,
lom gisr oct iamne. uogtet ser err
ncgen SorifieI meIlem Dem | ipGient.
iige Siag. De onoe arGiter ct tier,
fe og mpgtiae i bette Iarbunoreoe og
/ bette 2uu6 ion | anbre Souoe oa
iom De bar nGret Oct | ANDRE Aurbuu.
oreoer, ioa DC, JON ~otporiig snifer at
giere SerrenS @ierRiHg. bar ful9
anleoniug til at fipmpe moo ben
ipaeS Sienoe oq oerunber at iuotaae
til tine anmeroter al ell ~forltielis
&efienoclie Ell faaoau Sitting, at
Der biiner Ell Roel anppeitrio mellem
Dem, for Of oct tan ices. bpem Der no.
retter met til bcoite ior mort 6olt %
for oct belle.
Seq tdffer Gem for ben aoaang.
-
Ge bar gipet mig iii at tate til Gem
| 6ormiObaa, at irembpre min Sil,
Ten til Gem % al @iertet snife Fem
tiautfe."
6iter YrPiiSenteRS Gale ferrette.
bc$ &trteinouielien al Ynitor 9eorac
". 9tiHer ira Baltimore og al ore.
ni9bcoens garule Brett, ). s. But
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Meprrientant @ann

FremlagSe en- aomite. Sneftilting aH-
saaenSe StpreIien al 9unamasgio et.
9peningeu Al aarnlen % Grboeroelie
al uoetaaeuoe slf.ier ! 9uuama.ga.
rgr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

Nralioent Ho0|epeit bar Dtanoa8
oen 30te Sautar i 8bilaoeIpbio og
boIot on aftenen n 1ale / Union
Seague. San iagoe meo reue ORD. at
Observation-Disclosures I Dc Soreneoe
St1ter nrna unberfaite iig Gisgierin.
gems SoertiIipn. OF bois Oct life item.
mer meo aouititltionen iaaleoes JONI
ocu III tpOer, maa Sen foranoreS.
"5bi bperfen bette Golf elIer Hoget
anOet frit 5olf bill" iegOe ban Il
2pngoen tanle l(0euelien al Ell upl.
Sig Mogt iom bir0eS gienuem Ell
prIoig aapttdf, tipr mar Senne op.
trrSer innllet inforporeret 5ornn,
uoen paa Ell eller 0nSen Mfaooe at be.
fIGoe Regjeriugen ue0 q, enomt bsi.
ere MGgt ill al paaie. at aapitalmag'
ten brltges til 8aDn os life til Sfaoe
icr Solicit iom ct belle"
&ruiioenten uopifleSe Bette uRr.
mere % iaghe, at bet ct paa hsi 8io
at sge 2anSsresierinsens Ragt lao
lr0eS, at Den fnn boloe be itore Srn'
oelgpeic (SSsernbanerne) lige anbne for
ale pua ~rilrieligc o. bilIae Stlfdur.
Ger utaa oprettes Ct eacr aHoet 3rt'
6unal mteS Rpnoigbeo cper 5rngt.
tafiterne og iiGr ober, buao Der fnl.
oes Ra6at. bpao ertcrt oerne erboer'
ces reo Sielp az priuate 8oane, pri'
rate Sporoeie Grads, | 5orm al
SfaSeseritatniftg eller pda GrfoeH
Wonoe. ct eQer anoet Board lalIom
| commissioned for Staterne5 Dtelenl'
banbei ma fad fuiS Mlphsig9eS I'll
al gaaie. at enbper goreaiierSer %
euhper Serubdue.gier ifal npoe i'm
Ret og tilboIoes at sise Ret og 5fiel.
9ilfioit fom 9rGiiOenten meS fsi'
aerSe betnoninGsfulbe Ao0ariel "Sl
pil life tilla0e. at oenne Republlt Tor.
teller III Mual iom &epubllferte !
aomle Gage, bo 2arositprtngen fdiot
/ S~enberne pda De bsiere alasier.
| booraf 5slgen bIep, of De iattise no
pIpuSrebes AZ be rige elier AT De ri9e
iii Sc iattige lagt iaaleSes mSer li9.
al Oisie bIep Slaper; | begge 9tifr'
Sc sSelagSes be ME Snitihitioner os
Sen ~perioulige 5ribeo.
~Sislac Dor 4egieringsiorm er Der
iugen StGnoer % alasier. Zen er
arltnoet paa a~nerfienoelie al ben en-
felia 9erion. vi beaimitiser life Den
fattige @tanS. ioroi ban Ell iottis. %
pi beeunitiser life Den riae Niano.
iorSi ban cr rig. gt ~beguniriger Ell.
b0er IauS, rig eller jaitig, bpis ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Hoods

S~ariaparina CT nbeitriHes
Zig Sen yppcrfse SlSS' %
f~ipsrme>iein. icm tiens
Ses. Den teibreeer iiefert
% pariet cnbper Sytc fra
Sinmcr Hl Kjertelioar.
Oct er SEN bcrite
BIcNm,ericin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

G5areus Sorbror, Storfnrit @la.
oeuir. tiIitob forIeoen en- aeprpien'
tdut Tor asioeiateo 8reis Ell Snter'
piep % rotalte iig ON mango 1ing.
~@,eo benne uiptfelige aris pna pore
Sfilore or hi tomne inS ! benne Sri.
le~, iasSe ban; men leg baaber til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

6orene6e Staters areSSOommer I
Chicago, Better 8roiSeip, uStntte, ha
SsieIteret | 8aibiHstoH bdnoe itaS-
i9itet hans ,~Suiunction moo aisS.
truiteh ~fslgenoe, Der er msaet oplp.
ieuhe: "Sopeolpsrgsmaaiet | ben
Sog, Der fcretrgbes 2rebsretten, bar:
OR bet Suteritate Commerce | 60.
pens 8iIitano. nonr uogeu fis6er
ao9g al SGlgere / iorifiepige Sta.
ter, ilagier Gpreue og ipleer aisoet
til aisbere | forifieaige Stater. eiler
er bette life Snteritnte Commerce
(0selemitatshanoeD2
"areoSreiten iarot al Set er Sssn.
~terItote Commerce, men fom berceo
inb paa ct / iuribiif Seniepnoe noe.
item gaHite nBt 5eIt. Sperteu t5sie.
iteret elIer auore ieoerale 3omitole
baooe tIoliaere bersrt bette Spsrgs.
moal. Rdturligpis er Seieiterets
aienoelie, iom o~prctboloer min 90.
ratning, meget imigrenoe for mig.
"aienoeIien ilnar 'nlt. at Reaierin.
gen bar Ret til at binore Silpirfere al
Slagtefieo ira at iorene ia / Sam.
lag ("Gombinations"O. Zen ItaoiG.
tier SherHaH,Sooen 9ette er ct
langt 5triot | Setning al at sipe Ne.
gierinaen Ct eiiettipt Spertilipu.
Dlen eiter min Mening er aienoel.
lens s%etnoning neget opbere o. mere
pi6trGftenbe emo eHoog bette.
Zen fIarer 1Rtfet ior. boao lea
tror oil bIiue Den npite o~irfelia itore
acknowledgements ligeiom SnS.
ltrGntntngen og tiliioit 0pbppeIlen
ar Slaueriet engans oar Oct, neniig
at Solicit ielu giennem Organization
% 3iIipu moerlRgger iig Sremti.
oenS itore aurporotioner Ell BE.
pGBeIie. bpiS SoueoiOrmaaf oit upre
life iaa meget at tontroaere Iriierne
cler Eliot begrGnie Nagten. icm at
6riuae De inforporereoe Gienoomme
inoeuior 6oItctS ERtteuiooe og
IGfteripn / Oct itore, iao Gan.
bets SuSuitrier after bliper ioIfeIige
og republifarife. meocus De itore sSn.
ouItriipriter MI eier Sanoet.@
~aisotruiteus aOuotut. Mr. Sobu
2, giiaer, ptreoe, at oet eneite. ionr
mi oar AZ gisre for hans Silent. Ger
iremoeles poaitaar al oet Gar bolot
iig Sberman.Soueu eitsrrettelia er
al anisse unisge ON al taae Sageu 90
Itgien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

Sfslae ct Telegram ira ben tpife
8p 8reslmu penter man i rrtsiiif 80.
FEN et alminbelig Streif. Wifitpr
bar beiat @aritau cs 2oo5. inn De
icr no iem 9per / 8ienoepolS; Son'
sci og 6abrifSrift En- %itauiet; men ge.
iolfninsen er BOG life uuirfiom; ben
isger at oifaite aoset og bar bpp.
pige Commented meo Rpnoiabe.
oerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

st @lao I arafan (siterrigf 90
LEM pll pibe, at tire Gerioner en- blep-
ne arreitcreoe / I9rbeoen al Slcttet
lroenfor ct. petersburg. 9e biep
mistanfte for at bile mprSe g5aren.
Man ionot repolutiou0re Ieiolutio.
ner | oeres CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

S Sebnifopol (Sporusiauo) er
ODER 900 Ierioner fsrte / arreit paa
Wistonfe ON, at De itaar | Sorbins
belle meo Sen repolutipuGre @enr.
aelIe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
JUDGE SIMPSON HURT
sUsTAINS PAINFUL INJURIES AT PASADENA, CAL.
Alighted from Wrong Side of Street Car, and Has Dislocated Shoulder,
 With Ugly Cash Over Right Eye,

Pasadena. Cal, Aug. 4.-(Special. J. Judge R. T. Simpson, of the Supreme Court of the State of Alabama, met with painful accident while alighting from an electric car In this city yesterday afternoon. sustaining, besides a deep cut over the right eye, badly dislo- cated shoulder.
 In changing cars at the car barns Judge Simpson got off on the wrong side of the car and fell into a six-foot pit used by the workmen in getting un- der the coaches .a
 Judge Simpson, accompanied by his daughter, is a member of the party of Alabama tourists who are making their headquarters in Los Angeles, while touring Southern California Sixteen of the party came over from Los An geles yesterday and were seeing the ostrich farm and Pasadena. when the accident occurred.
 The Injured man was picked up and taken in an ambulance to the Pasa- dena Hospital where Drs. Fiske, New comb and Rowland attended him. They found his injuries to consist of an ugly gash over the right eye. where he struck the sharp corner of the pit when he fell.
 Owing to Judge Simpsons advanced age, his injuries are more painful than they otherwise would have been How ever, It Is hoped he will be able to re- join his party in a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
ADVANCE OF
 JAP TROOPS Two Columns Are Moving
 Simultaneously. ONE SMALL ENGAGEMENT Mikad0'S Warships Cruising
 Near Vladiv0St0k. Decisive Operations Improbable Just at Present, Owing to the Tropical
 Rains Falling in
ONE SMALL ENGAGEMENT l

Godzyadani, Manchuria, Aug. 4.-Dis- patches received from Korea report that the Japanese have begun simultaneous advances from Kuanchoderi against the Musariet and Piatsabang passes. but that both columns were checked under pressure of the Russian advance de- tachments. The Russian losses the dis patch says. were insignificant.
 Japanese warships are reported to be cruising of the mouth of Peter the Great Bay, on which vladivostok Is sit- uated, their lights often being visible from Russian island.
 Chinese arriving from the South say that the Japanese are most active in establishing trade relations in Southern Manchuria, that over a score of large business houses have been established al Yankow and that 5,00O Japanese sut- lers and larger traders follow close on the heels of the army.
 Almost tropical rains are falling in Manchuria and the hilly regions are impossible for trains of artillery. Ev- cry mountain path is a torrent and ev- cry valley a quagmire. Important op- erations apparently will be impossible for a long time to come. The alterna- tion of rains and fervid sunshine has a depressing effect on the health of the army.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
Notbin. Doing for Koreans.

oyster Bay, N Y, Aug 4.-President Roosevelt this afternoon received Syn ngamon Rhee and Rev. P. K. Yoon. two Koreans, who arrived here last night to present him a memorial ask ing him to look after the interests of Korea in the proceedings of the forthcoming peace conference. They presented to the President a letter of introduction from Secretary Taft which secured them a personal meeting.
 MT Rhee Is student in the George Washington University at Washington and Mir. Yoon is the pastor of the Korean NJ. E. Church at Honolulu. They represent practically only them selves and as they have neither ofi- cial or diplomatic standing the Presi- dent could do nothing for them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Grace Released and Omcers Effected
 an Understanding.


 an Understanding.
 New Orleans, Aug. IA stan special to The Picayune from the Rigolets tells of the events of the day at head quarters there. It had been the in tention to board the Mississippi boat Grace at daylight and make the off, cers and crew prisoners, but the sheriff and district attorney who were to is- sue the orders were not present. having gone back to New Orleans, so Saptain Bostick, in command of the naval bri- gade armada. could not act. When he steamed up to the Grace, he found her flying a yellow flag and Captain Blunt said he was acting on papers signed by Judge J. H. Neville of Mississippi. though he was under verbal orders of Captain Chaytor of the revenue cutter Winona. Captain Blunt claimed that all he had done was under orders, but he was confident that some one had made a serious blunder.
 Captain Blunt was asked to invite Captain Chaytor to the conference with Captain Bostick and he steamer off, but in the meantime the Wolverine IT., which had been sent to Chef Menteur to notify the fishermen that the waters were open and that they would be pro- tected in fishing and as long as they remained in Louisiana waters, saw the Grace and captured her. She was brought over to Captain Bostick, but as she had in the meantime secured prop CT papers from Captain Chayton, she was released.
 Later in the afternoon Captains Chaytor and Bostick had a conference at which they un n1erstood each other and while some cf the Mississippi boats are still in the Louisiana waters, Louis- lana boats are now coming and going at will.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
M. Stolypine. governor of saratoff. while he was out driving. Three shots were fired at him, but without effect.
me Russia. ReeiAents.

Washington, Aug. 4.-From an au- thoriitative source 1t Is ascertained that the Japanese Government has de- termined upon certain fundamental principles for the treatment of the Russian residents of Hakhalin island, which has been occupied by the Japa- nese. The island has been used for some time by the Russian Government as a penal colony to which have been sent prisoners of all classes. It is said here that there are now between 10000 and 30.000 Russians there.
 According to the determination reach- ed by Japan, all prisoners except those confined on the island for political of- lenses are to be deported to Russian territory in such a manner as the cir cumstances necessitate. Those prison- CTS who have been enlisted as members of the volunteer militia arc to bo treat ed as such. that Is. they will be shown certain considerations and given certain privileges The political prisoners who desire to emigrate to foreign territory will do so by special permission. These provisions are to apply to all prisoners without prejudice as to their national ity. race or origin.
 The Japanese Government will as- sume that all those persons except those who are to be deported are citi- zens and will be allowed the privilege of those owing allegiance to Japan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
TWO BLACKS LYNCHED
NEGROES SWUNG UP BY MOB AT
 HATTIESBURG, MISS.
Implicated in Murder of City Convict Guard, They Pay Penalty in Full Glare of the Electric
 Lights.

Mobile, Ala. Aug. "A special to The Register from Hattiesburg, Miss, says that J. G. Smith, city convict guard. was assassinated there this morning by two negroes of his gang, William Horn and Kid" George Horn made his escape. but George was cap- tured, together with negro named Ed Lewis. alias Brock. who had struck the shackles from the murderers.
 They were placed in the city jail, after Brock had been severely whipped to force him to tell where Horne had gone, but he refused
 Tonight at 9 o'clock a mob gathered and quietly took the negroes from the iail and hanged them to a bridge in the glare of the electric light.
 Brock fought and cursed the mob hut George begged for his life.
 A posse Is in pursuit of Horn who was last seen fifteen miles from Hat tiesburg, passing through McLaurin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
NOT PROVING SUCCESS
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP DELU-
 SION AND SNARE.
Senator Scott Returns from Europe Convinced of Undersirability of Uncle Sam Running Coun-
 try's Railroads.
Advertiser Bureau,

Washington. Aug. (.
 After an extensive trip in Europe. Senator N. B. Scott of West Virginia has returned to this country moro than ever convinced that government owner- ship of railroads is not a success.
 When on the return voyage on the Wilhelm II from Cherbourg, France, he went into the subject very extensively with an expert engineer who had spent two years in Australia for the cypress purpose of studying the same subject. Using the data and information thus supplied. Senator Scott has come to the conclusion that the government owner ship plan is not desirable.
 The debt of Australia Is as big as the debt of the United States" he said. and leakages in one department illus trate how the others are run.
 Take the railroads, for instance the government places the control of tho inferests in the hands of a. few direc- tors. r1ese men have not the per- sonal interest that would be evinced by a directorate composed of men who would draw dividends If the road were successful and would lose money in the contrary case.
 T understand 1t Is extremely difficult even to secure a quorum at the direc- tors meeting. As a result of this lack of interest things arc run in a slip shod manner, accounts are not too care fully scrutinized. and. as a consequence. much money is lost.
 Tt nearly always is the rule that the man whose pocketbook is the most nearly affected Is the one who will look most carefully after the corporate in terests in which his capital is invested. Private ownership makes for public prosperity" R. H. Watkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
Held as Ho.taKes. .

Jackson. Miss. Aug. IA meagre re- port was received by Governor Varda man from Gulfport tonight stating that two Mississippi soldiers employed as guards by the marine hospital ser vice had been captured by one of the boats of the Louisiana mosquito fleet and are being held as hostages for Lieu. tenant 1vey and the fifteen privates of the Louisiana naval reserves who were captured by the Mississippi patrol boat Tipsey today
 The Governor has not been officially advised of the capture of Lieutenant Ivey and men, and is not much con- cerned over the incident, as the Missis- sippi soldiers are not under military or- ders, but are merely acting as guards and receiving Government pay. The incident. however. has aroused consid- erable excitement in the State on &C., count of the acute feeling caused by the controversy between the two Gov ernors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
MISSISSIPPI
 BOATS TAKEN CaptuE1 by a Louisiana Schooner: d0sTnITIEs HAVE BEGUN Crews Are Very Promptly
 Immured in Jail. Lieutenant Ivy of Blanchards Navy HauIs Down Flags of vardaman's
 Patrollers sad the vessels
 Are Seized.

New Orleans, Aug. 4-TakinE theiI cue from Governor Vardaman. or act ing under instructions, the Mississippi patrol boats evidently thought the ap- pearance of the Louisiana naval militia was purely for effect and not to stor their further alleged depredations ir Louisiana waters.
 They found out their mistake when the flagship of the patrol squadron. the Grace, and another vessel. the Tipsey which had been stationed in Lake Borgne canal, were seized, their flags hauled down and the ofhcers and crews placed under arrest. The crew of the Tipsey will be taken to St. Bernard parish. while the crew of the Grace will be brought to this city, both to await the action of the grand juries of the respective parishes in which their of- lenses were committed.
 The Tipsey. accompanied by launch was guarding the mouth of Lake Borsne canal. which connects Lake Borgne with the Mississippi River, six miles distant. At an early hour this morning Lieutenant Ivy of the naval brigade, with fifteen men on board the schooner Nunez. sailed out of the canal and paid no attention to the block aders.
 Found Themse1ves Trapped.
 They followed and eventually over hauled the Nunez and when they pulled up alongside, the Mississippians dis covered that they had been trapped They were all made prisoners and their two vessels seized. They were taken to the parish jail at St. Bernard
 The report wired to Jackson that Lieutenant Ivy and his crew had been captured by the Mississippi boat is evidently erroneous. for the Mississippi crew are now inmured in the parish jail of St. Bernard. A dispatch to The Picayune from Jackson tonight says that the Louisiana boat was captured which Is wrong. This quotes the Gov ernor of Mississippi as saying that the Mississippi soldiers have strict instruc- tions not to modest any boats saw those attenpbug to land on Mississippl shores, and that the Governor still be- lieves that there Is no danger whatever of an armed clash between the troops of the two States which will involve b1oodshed.
 Governor Vardaman was advised from Gulfport tonight that two Mis- sissippi soldiers acting as guards had been captured at Lake Borgne. He has asked for a full report
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-05
Excitement fin Nome.

Seattle, Wash., Aug. 4.-AdVices re- cefved in this city from Nome by the steamer Ohio state that the people of Nome are up in arms against the Gov ernment officials and their alleged ac- tions In filing upon valuable mining claims.
 charges the officials with using Illegal methods and taking advantage of tbair