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Acting Secretary Of State Absolute b
Denies al Of Them.

Washington April cs-Ahsoluto do
NAL ~ certain charges affecting his
Official inicer.ty vhl'c minister ai Car
aoas Was made hy Mr. Loomis. actin q
secretary of state. ln a statement civ.
cn out boy him az his residence.
This he has done IN the following
statement.
Those chargcs were % substance.
FIRST. that while acting In 10Y Official
cRpacity as United States minister %
Venezuela ] obtained considerable Dee
euninry beneats from the New YORK
aud Bcrmudez Asphalt Co. and that a
check showing the payment % $1,000
10 me by thar company is now ia the
possession 90 President Castro
This charge is an absolute fa'se-
hood. I never asked nor received. a..
rectly or Indirectly In any manner or
form. any money or property or other
thing OF value or any promise or sur-
ecstion thereof from the New York
and Bermude2 Co. or from any one
actins In us interest OF behalf
The second charge made is that
while minister 90 Venezuela ] purchas.
"a claim % 10000 bolivars Tor 81.
oool against the Venezuelan govern
meni and then used my Influence as
minister 90 collect the fun amount
from the government. I never pur-
chased or owned or had any interest
IN auy claim against the Venezuelan
government aud never prosecuted in
eny manner or form shy calm against
that government except In obedience
TO Instructions
The third charge Is that I agreed
with Mr.. Meyers 20 use my influence
10 adjust an obligation 70 the amount
Of sIoo0e.oo FOR consideration OF
oneseveu,h OF that sum. or nosniaally
si.feoo0e. The charge is absolutely
false
Washington. April 2s.- Secretary
Taft - considering he advssabilty Of
ordering Minister Bowen NJ Caracas
to report forthwith in Washington 10
explain the chaFxes against Assistant
Secretary LOOMS. which he has con
leyed 20 Secretary Taft IL q personal
letlet. " President Roosevelt ssseals.
his order viii - issued snameGlai esy.
Secretary Tar. y - understood. has
heard from President Roosevelt Al
,rpving his pfoposiflon 10 direcs Mn
s;<r ttp~en ~ Caracas 70 report 70
Sase;u<.<-- /
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N. Tor bluefeld aud iuierues;,,s.
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points on Shenandoah vailev pm
man sleeper 20 Roanoke aud Ro,,ot-
70 Sss nork. Parior Car Roanois
Cos A. m, except Sunday, Tor Rae
and intermediate points 'Ne
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intermediate stations, PnlIm., $40 $50
ca TO Philadelphia via Harersto.-.' ?
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Norfolk. ana
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o'S' P. m. Tor kenova, Cincinnati. Coi,.-
ous ana The West, Pullman sleo,.- -
Vivian. car 70
LEAVE BRIST0L-Daily. sI5a
rive al East Radford / / so a r, -
at Roanoke les D m. arriv. ".
Lynehburg at 3.35 D. M. arrivc =,
Fetersbnsg 4;,5 p m, arrive al Riob-
none S.oS p. NJ, arrive at Norf,ft
1880 pm. Pullman sleeper 40 ~
OK via bagertown and Harrisbpr,
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Rosnoke e
Norfolk. 10
800 p m. (iimited) ar-i,i.-
Roanoke li:50 p. m. Solid ~,
with Pullman sieepers TO Wash,m--
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and NJ
York via Lynehburg. Pullman Sies--
er Pulaski to Norfolk and Lynchburr
to Richmond.
90 ?. m. daily for all points betw...
Bristol aud Lynchburg. Connect. p,
East Radfoad at 5:57 p. m. vitt 49,.
ST. Louis Express for an points w.,
and northwest. Pullman Sloo,.-,
East Radford to Columbus Blpef,i1
and Cincinnati and East Radford d,
Philadelphia via Roanoke
For further Information appir 10
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MONUMENTS.
MythsTille Marble and Granite Works.
,. n. eRFFNAwALr a CO, rrgprl,,or.

F-b. GREENAwALr CO. Proprietor.
WYTHEVILLE. VA.
Manufacturers and dealers in fne
Marble and Granite Monuments
headstones, Statuarv, and an kinds
OF Cemetery W,ak, Iron Fencing. 81,
All work guaranteed 20 give sati.
faction.
w. ID. THORNTON, Aet..
WISE. Va.
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'th DAY OF april, 1903.
Bulliti a Kelly
Emma Asttingly, ". y. Mattingly, John
+. Hale and Kingsley Hale.
IN CHANCFRY.
The object Of this suit is TO recover Of
he defendants Emma Mattingly and W r.
Matungiy the sam of$150O, with interest
thereon from the LIST day OF January. 1903.
until paid. for debt due said plaintiffs
by the said Emma Mattingiy and ". J..
MAifingiy, and 10 attach the interest Of
the said Emma Mattingly and W. Z. Mat
slngly in certain property set forth Ia the
bii hled an the said caase; aud AFFIDAVIT
having been made that the said W. T.
Aattingiy i non resident Of the State Of
virginia, the said defendant We. Mat
tngiy Is required 10 appear within fifteen
days after the publication OF this order in
TIE Clerks ofice Of our said Court, At
rules 10 be holden therefor. aud DO what j.
necessary TO protect his interests: snd il
. ordered that copy Of this order be
forthwith pablished.oncc = week for soar
Successive weeks in TIE Big Stone Cap
f9sl. a newspaper printed ia the Town oil
nig Stone Cap, Ia The Coansy cf Wise.
snd be posted at the fsoat door Of the
Court house Of said county as the Law d.
reefs.
A copy tssse:
W &. KllsoEs. Clerk
By z. 4. 3oaxse>. D. Q.
~ !" e><tkLzz,P-q. APR l3-l5 is
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, TEAM LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER. KY.

This is one Of the most complete
and up-to-date Laundries in the conn.
Try and always does frst-olass WORK
.. w Nelly is agent at Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here TUESDAY
n'ght and returns Saturday morning
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Big Stone Cap Defeated East
Stone In Practice Came
-Four to Ono.

WV"
The reprssentf ives FROM East stone Gar
in CLOSE and seB played game BY the
score of 4 toll Roth sides rlaycd YER,
eiean BAH aud MP to toe last Inning TIE
tssalt Of the game was in doubt. In tAe
frst of fousth inning TAYLOR scored on
Tinsles's hit bet no other man crossed
the plate Until the niash ~acn the visit.
orr took short balloon ASCENSION aud
after retiring two Of the iocsi team siiow-
ID three Of the men IN black 10 travel
home. 10 the last Of the ninth ianng
John Giily saved hi- side from a shasout
10y scoring on ratc's hy which vas famb-
led by Stewart. Tiosiey pitched steady
game and vas held Ia good shape bv
Flancrv. Blaniou held the initial bag in
hrst class styie uhilc Watts took the hon.
orr IN ths ouihelJ making two difficult
roaming catches. niautou. Tiusiev. and
7 Painter did The best work for Big stone
tap 81 the bat. For the visitors both
John clly and shuler did good work IN
the hox while Jadee Giliv, Jones, Tate
and shsier eaoeiied iu manipulating the
stick
Ats.ao a.. ~.,.o v.. ..i.a D.. a..
umpire Mr. Horace + Fox. Capt Blant-
on's men went 90 the bat fssi but were
quickly retired. East stone followed
sgit, fho iast out being secured hy watts
on a pretty running catch riaslcy open.
Cd uo the second with we'll ri,,.3 ~,
hnt ahop D.. .st.,,,ie,i o., -,.,c ,ti..s ~
ii va. caught out D., shyi., Pain. den
went out and Watts Il, VA. c,,b,r..i Ia
d. Richmond short rst..ern, &C.,,
90 for Fact si,ue struck ostint Sboi.,
landed 900 second bs man. ON hard
drive Co dcep icn fcid. hui Dc died ON
bases. Sicmn ftnninc and r.,r,. tir.
che sphere into r'sntorts Glove fn ne
tniri tae Aan.e teaa. prnt out .n 4.s.a
order Fancp'- hu was caaebt D.,
Judge Gilv. Potter beat Che wind. and
iHtniere urINr was rlHHUr hN g. liffN
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no connects al uristoi wtih Train
Ne Ter iersi ststiopa On YirE.aia Di,is.
ton. (. statious ard ciacinuati. Lcu-
esii.s, au1 peanis West. Southwest.
Aersb. Norsh~est. also uiss \ AN r.
ior poiais EAsf. and ush soast,fa II,
fof poisff SogfA
tlit trails also snakes connesflan n
Atirabethfoa uita ETA ~ O. trasa
having Crsa5srrf 100 a. a.. ceusrai
T.nsa
~ ecoaaceis a Brisiol 18th tr.ia No.
teen az Peiatf ST, ipcai STATIONS on
=. y aaa Nirxiola nirisioa. a.4 "a
tiva Gar uith Soutaeru r.. tsala fsou
tte ctaia- cannectsoa = ai<a saade AZ
hlisatttatop siib Ri a ~. H. & train
eFfirirg A. rrAsbsres. A. q. As pc.
Cebif- Tme.
Aef tqRaects * Arsslsetia for al
ssessens 80 tAe l. A : r. X aea exsrsss
PULLMAN BrFFRr SLEEPING CARS
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Lrcks OurNrY .s.
FRANK J. CmESEY makes oath fs,t D..
senior partner of the firm Of p. J. Cur,r, f,
% doing business m the CITY of T.i.ls
county and state aforesaid. aud thar ...I
nra " ~ pay the sum of ONE UVNnrFn
DuLLAhS Tor each aud every case 81 O.
HANS CArAKRu CUR.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn "a before mc aud subscribed in on.
presence, Tins oia day Of December, A. D. ls-.
- A. W. GLEASON.
srAL Notary Pubuc.
Hal Catarrh Cure is taken internally. anil
acts directly on The blood and mucous .,,-
,aees OF the system. Send FOR testimonf.,.
free. CHENrN a 20
Sold by Druggisis, use.
Ha"s Family Pills are tlic best.
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NOTICE.

Al, ne dummy line VIII not meet Train $50
y ne. s over one hour late. OF when train
No % and train No. 50 meet ana ms.
vest Of Pennington Gap. Va.
A. b. EATON. Sun
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% Cure a cd In one b.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNr
TABLETS All druggists refund the mono,
u " Tails 20 cure. J.. W. Groves .icr.-
'nre is on each box. 25c. nov. INV
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Fas'sshea every Alternate bay esc.yx
>uaday.


The tarice-a-scek Edition Of Taf Nv
OAK "oAtp b hrsi among ~ ~weekls-
PHeers 10 site, frequency OF publication.
and ne ireshhess. accuracy and sariet, Of
~ eontents. Il has ali the merits Of
Fsst - daily AZ the price Of q dollar
aeekiy. lis political news IL prosnpt.
va plete, accurate Snd impartial a. an rs
rekders ill testify. il is against monoo-
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~ pIiata tas afrs ot ali the world. hax.
iHs special correspondence from ali i'm.
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bfiliiaot Illustrations, stories by great
aeioors. capital humor page. complete
srAsk eis. departments f0r the household
and somsa's sork and other speeisl a..
parinents Of unasaal intefesf.
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THE BIG STONE GAP POST
Fegeth@r one year Tor 81 50.
address all orders 10
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L. S. POST OFFICE.


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oEDKR or PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA. the Clerks Omce of
TIE Circuit Court Of Wise County on the
9th day OF April, 1905
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Practical Points.

v l. One who belongs not to the
true Vine IS a weed. fitted only for
destruction.-Matt 1913.
v ? BY trials and Affections the
amer lovingly promotes His chill
eren ; fruitfuiness.-Heb. 1871.
v l. Good deeds. without love. are
but counterfeit fruit satisfying neither
God nor mani Cor 1872.
v T. If We wilifully neglect the
Word OF God. we hinder christ's AHA
Ing in us and supplying us with the
strength Necessary TO fruitfuIness =. =.
Acts z0.32.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
THINGS MOVE
Busy Season BfginS in Atlin
 District

Atlin, May l-The Pine Creek Power Company's ditch is nearly ready for turning on water and hydraulic opera tious win soon be recommended on the different pits.
 The Willow Creek Mining Company have l4oO feet of 9S-inch pipe ordered which win be used to enlarge their present plant to operate on a bigger scale on the old workings.
 Operations will be commenced st once on the Columbia Hydraulic Con- pany's property on Spruce creek and a gang of men has already been put to work getting ready for piping,
 Operations on Birch creek vill be re sumed at once, and as the company is now able to start right in on pay sue cessful season is anticipated,
 Preliminary wo,k has begun on Ot. ter creek, and it the present favorable indications of au early season continue, piping will be started at an early date,
 Three or four outfits have begun op- eratious on Wright creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
GOOD NEWS
Skagwayan Gets Rich Dirt
 in Tanana

J.H. Ragen, formerly Of Skagway and brother ot Mrs. W. C. Mckenzie, of this city, has struck Sl to the pan iiggincs on Tenderfoot creek in the Little Delta district of the Panama country,
 Mrs. Mckenzie received a lettsr from her brother iu the mail that arrived last Wednesday. He is very much en- couraged about the outlook for the Ia, mana country and for the,Little Uelta district in particular. He beheves his Delta property will turn out well.
 Mir. Ragen also has property on Cleary creek, but the title to it is in litigation. It Is very rich and he hopes to win the contest that win soon be de- ciued.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
BRANCH OUT
Frye Bruhn Company Will
 Go In Fish Business

The Frye-Bruhu Company will branch out into the fish business, It proposes to engage in the Alaska hali- but traffic and with that end in view a large cold storage and ice making plant will be established at Ketchikan. The business will be under the personal d. rectiou otJ J. Daly, Alaska manager of the big meat house.
 Mir. Daly has just returned from ket- chikau. While in that ely he bought out one of the meat dealers there, and he will establish first class retail and wholesale mea, market. It will be run in connection with the fish packing business which will be carried on ex- tensively.
 NIT. Daly has ad his eye on the Alas ka halibut business for long time, and he recently presented the matter to his house. It looked good to the house and Mir. Dsly was told to start in and that he could have all the money r,quired to handle and develop the bus mess.
 The new business will be big thing for Eetchikan. It will make that place the headquarters tor the halibut indus dry,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
BIG TIME
Victoria Day Celebration
 Will Re Best Yet

The people Of whitehorse have de- termined that the Victoria Day cele- bratiou this year shall be the best the town has ever had. Before the second committee meeting, S527.50 had been contributed, That Is sS5 more than was had last year,
 Invitations have been sent to the Peo- pie Of all Alaska a, q Northern Cans dian towns and to the officers, non-com- missioned officers and privates of the Third infantry, at Fort William H. Seward.
 Robert Lowe will be the marshal of the day.
 The sports committee will arrange a better list Of sports than has ever been pulled of at the rapids city.
 The standing committees, having charge Of the celebration, are as fol- lows;
 Finance-G. D. Reid, P. D. McMil. fau and A, R. Clesg.
 Printing -Tm. Taylor, E. ]. White and C. b. Edwards.
 Sports Robert Lowe, c. H. Sproat' W. S. Watson, T. L. MeRae, Capt P. J. Horrigan. J. P. Champagne, P. F. Scharschmidt, George Askew and A. E. Fisher.
 Decorations Rev. l. O. Strlnger, C. A Munro. Al Henderson, n. Gilchen, Maj. snyder, Capt Williams, P. K Peele, c. Johnson, l.. NJ. de Gex, F. w. Cane, R. J. McGee, F. Riehen and H. Wheeler,
 Reception Committee Capt. fitz J. Horriean, R. ]. McGec and Judge T.. W. Jackson
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
NEW MAN..
The Connecticut Republicans
 Choose Platt's Successor.

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Hartford, Conn, May 5.-The re- pulican caucus has selected Frank R, Brandegee, ot New London, member oi congress, to succeed Senator Platt, deceased.
 Representative Brandegee is the youngest member of the Connecticut in the national house Of He was born in 1864, graduated from Yale in 1885, and is a lawyer by profession.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
FOR COURT
Work for Grand Jury Comes
 From Haines

William GaTney accused of burglary snd threatening to kill vas brought from Haiues yesterday by T. L. John son, deputy United states narshaI. He is accused ot breaking into the resi- dence Of O. c. Clemens. Of Haiues, q, night time. For the purpo~e of killing the entire family. He rss given . bearing ct Haiaes, Wednesday, and Judge Stout bou1d him over to await the action of the grand jury.
 Mrs yCsHasy Iuss held ss q rit- ness in the case She vas broOsh, up by the deputy marshal, also, and -i,h her husband is 10 the jail st this place.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
GETS BETTER AMUR COMES
Canadian Liner Brings Rail.
 road Iron.

The Anur piIl arrive in . fer days with q cargo 0t railroad ties for ihe Kl0ud ke Mines railway. She had si-out completed taking on her cargo q, New Westminster uhsn the Princess May sailed from Vancouver.
 The Amur will .hsve more than GO tons of the railroad irOr.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
MAY GETS IN
Canadian Liner Ar
 rives in Port

The Princess May arrived in port al 6 a, m. with 2 passengers and 2l5 tons of freight for Skagway, She had small quantity of mail.
 The Princess May will sail for the south at , o'clock with few paSsen gers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
GOES UP
Yukon River Rising
 at Many Places

whitehorse, May 5-The Yukon river is rising at many places. This It is coming up rapidly at Sel- kirk. It continues to rise, also, at Sel- wyn and Ogilvie, indicating thN there is open water and jams below both of those places.
 The water has risen four inches in two days at Hootalinqua,
 The FfHymile at this place remains four inches below the low water mark,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
ONE GOOD
Russian Wins Wres-
 ting Match

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alasksnl
 New York, May 5-George Hacken- schmidt, the Russian lion, won two straight falls at catch-ss-catch-can holds from Tom Jeukins, of Cleveland, last night The match was for the worlds championship.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
ON TRIAL
Johaun HOch Being Tried
 for Life

Special Dispatch to Daily Alssksn,)
 Chicago, May 5.--Johann Hoch, the modern Bluebesrd, who is charged with having killed a half dozen or more wives, Is on trial for his life. The work ot selecting a jury began yester- day,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
sests sa Sale st BrItts

For convenience of those whom the committee nay nO, be able to see. t'c- kets for the "H0ly City" Csn,sts are nov on sale si Britts pharmacy. Tic kets are being sold rapidly and those desiring good seats mus, sct quickly.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
AL.KI SAILS.
Pacific Coast Freight.
 CT Starts for North.

A cablegram from Seattle Co E. A. Murphy, agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company st this place, received this morning says the Al-ki sailed Tor Skaevay from Seattle st 2 o'clock last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
SALE AT CLERGY ROUSE.

The Junior Auxiliary snd the St CecilIa's Guild, oi s. saviour's Church, vii hold a little sale at the Clergy house tomorrow afternoon from 2 o'clock to 6 Fancy and useial articles and candy vill be sold. Tea and cake will be served.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
New Century Dance Tonight

The New Ger tury Club May party will take place this evening at the Are tic Brotherhood hall, It will be the first social affair to take place under the auspices of this club since last win ter.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Strike Situation Im-
 proves at Chicago

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Chicago, May 5-The situation is iu- proving here. The police is msintain- ing better orler. There are msny dis- turbauces, however.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
REHpARsE TONIGHT.

The eas, of "A Night in Bohemis" ui1 rrbearse at Elks' hall tonight. All those who viu participate in the program have been requested to be present.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Rags and Lace Curtains Wsshed

Now is the time to get your rugs and lace curtains washed. The Roy al laun- dry is making a speciality Of this work and it guarantees satisfaction, u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
STAGf AWAY
 FOR DAWSON

Whitehorse, May 5,-A White Pass Stage out yesterday with one passenger, zoo pounds Of mail aud 4l7 pounds of eNp~eSS and freight
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
For Sale

Hotel Summit for sale on account ot business interests on the outside. ln- ouire Of NJ. R, Welch, Summit B. C.
 Big line of fresh candies at Muir's.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Cottage City Sails

The Cottage City sailed for the south at II 20 o'clock last night with about dozen passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Girl Wanted

Girl wanted to do general house work. Inquire ot Capt William Moore.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Chocolates and bon-bOus si Muir's- Always fresh.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Spring dress goods, for street and party wear, at HarriSons',
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

New hair cDmbs, belts and stocks s,, parrisous
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Wal Paper ss Ceast

Snyder is selling figured val paper at cost uutil May l5. VI
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

"A Nigh, in Bohemia"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
0PTICIAN ARRIVES
 Al THIS PLACE

R D. Kirmse, the optician, a grsdu- ate of the Chicago Optical College, has arrived and is now prepared to treat the eyes and to it glasses to them. He is located with H. D, Kirmse, the pioneer jeweler.
 Satisfaction is guaranteed.
 Tee cream and Sherbets at the Vienna Bakery. Best in town. 'Paone 8.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

GA Night In Bohemia
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

"A Night in Bohemia n
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

"A Night in Bohemia. "
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

GA Night in Bohemia, l"