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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15
FARMS GIVEN AWAY.

10000 farms of 100 acres each. aItu-
ated Ia the tintRh Indian Neservat ton
In Utah. WIN T.. open FOR occupancy
very shortly. Don't you want to home
THIS land - the best adapted to stock
iaisins and farming OF any land In
ltsh. Send % cents Tor book and man
telling about tho country, how 10
homestead and route to get to the Ia nd
THE rfSTAu COLONY co.
Box ass. Denver. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

-ns. David Hs~seAy.s vaso,ste u-sseAy
vssAss . es'as.i. Isfss'iiis. !. s.tties \ =
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

1t i sometime. painful to see otis
people too hanpy.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

risss cura IA ,Ae beat medicine VIC ever u>rr,
Tor al a-osticns 81 The throat aud lungs. .-wn
Esns.sr, fEnbutrn, Ind. fcb, u, i.oo
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

Deacon lones-l have been losing
lots % sleep, during the past two
months. Fricni-Iss. | noticed You
haint been attending church much
lately.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

II j. always better to shake h7nj
than To shake friends
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15
Thousands Of Women Cured Every Year
BY corrsspondeace-rhis 10 What
Or. Hartman Proposes to Do
For You Without Charge.

Women who suffer should read the
evidences presented here. We have
thousands OF letters from grateful
friends who tell the same story.
Half the Ills that are peculiarly
woman's own are Of a catarrhal charac-
Ter. Female weakness. was not under
stool for many wears
DR. Hartman deserves the credit Of
having dc;criniuc,i It's real character
He has made cataira and catarrhal
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

Easter Is principally remembered b.
the gNefasc man AZ the season OF milf
merry bills and painted eggs.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

isn't your grandfather an octog.n.
nrian. Bobby" asked III. visitor. NO.
ma'am." replied the It'll. fellow. Hes
y Methodist"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

The moro man breaches to his
heiShho4H she lees they practice.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

4 woman may io.c her mind. but she
Is never at ic=s for words.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

When man boasts an artistic tenn.
bsrament aud bank account probably
ono OF ~. other ia bogus,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15
TEA

Do you think you know
al there is in those three
letters. tear
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

Mrs. Mablc bradford, II Church street.
: burlington, Vt, Secretary Whittier Oratorio
I Society, writes:
"Peruna 10 certainly . wonderful medi.
( cine for the ills Of women. have heard il
s spoken Of in the highest praise BY many,
! and certainly my experience is we'll worthy
ofa good word.
I began to have severe pains across nv
{ back about . year ago, brought on BY cold,
{ and each subsequent month brought me
I pain and distress.
Your remedy WAS prescribed, and the
way it acted upon my system was almost
s too good 10 be true. certainly have re.
gained my health and strength. and no
longer sufer periodical pairs and extreme
I lsssitude. "-1able Bradford.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

Mrs. Lizzie Redding, 3i3i b Clifton Place, st.
Louis, Mo-. writes
I found after trying many different medicines
to restore me to health that Peruna was the only
thing which could be depended upon. I began
taking it when was in decline, induced by
female weakness and overweight nerves.
Il began to feel stronger during the first week
took Peruna and my health improved daily
until now am in perfect health and enjoy life rs
never did before. Lizzie BEDDING.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-15

Thousands Of testimonials to this ef-
feet are received by DIR. Hartman every
year. The good that Peruna has ac-
cornplished in this class Of cases can
scarcely be over-estimated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19

Not long ago a colored washerwoun-
an was taken before the police court
for brutaIly beating q little dve-vear-
old boy. The neighbors were used to
brutalities, but the cruel treatment
of that little boy was more than thew
could endure, 50 they had her arrested
and they freely gave in their evidence
against her.
The judge reprovsd her severely ana
told her that he would not inprieon
her, because her work was nse6e1
for the 1amitys put he assured her that
she would be locked up II complaint
was ever made to him again On fTs<
score. She listened tntentIy. and vvSe~
the judge concluded, she said.
Judge. 20 onnah. I 'spects vos
hainTt nevah been de faddah az NJ
loW-down, worthless yovIins canes
baby has 70 2''--Lcs Angeles Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19

with so much obvious dislike and sus-
picion. Her sad story had impressed
me greatly, and could understand
how her proud nature had resented
the ISLANDERS Of Francisco Paola, and
writhed under them. But one evening
an incident occurred that served to
content me with Madame Izabels
aversion, and led me to suspect that
the minister of police had not been so
guilty as had deemed him.
It was late, and Dom Miguel had
preceded me to the domed chamber
while carried the records and papers
to be deposited within the vault.
After raising the first trap my en-
pioyer, as usual, extnguished the can
die. I heard the customary low, graf
ing noise, but before the shooting OF
the bolts reached my ears there was a
Shart report. followed by a vivid fash,
and turning instantly I beheld Madam
Isabel standing beside us, holding in
her hand a lighted match and peering
eagerly at the surface of the trap.
My eyes followed hers, and while
Dom Miguel stood as if petrified with
amazement I saw the glitter Of a gold
ring protruding from one of the many
curious indentations upon the plate.
The next instant the match was
dashed from her grasp and she gave
a low cry of pain.
Light the candlel" commanded de
Pintra's voice, fercely.
I obeyed. He was holding the wo-
man fast by her wrist. The ring had
Z disappeared, and the mystery OF the
trap seemed as inscrutable as ever.
Dom Miguel, greatly excited and
muttering imprecations all the way,
dragged his daughter through the pas
sage and up the stairs. 1 followed
them silently to the chiefs study. Then,
casting the woman from him, de Pin
ira confronted her with blazing eyes,
and demanded:
How dare you spy upon me ?"
her father grew excited. She actually
smiled-a hard, bitter smile-as she
defantly looked into his face and an
/ swered:
Spy! You forget. sir, that am your
daughter. I came to your room to seek
Won. You were not here: but the door
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
- sFcRET VAuT-T.

THE SECRET yAULI.
The stairs led US beneath the foun-
datiOns OF the house and terminated in
a donaed chamber constructed of stone
and about ten feet ia diameter.
In the floor of this cham Der was a
trap door, composed of many thick
nesses Of steel, and so heavy that it
could be raised only by a stout iron
windlass, the chain Of which was
welded to a riT'- in the doors face.
Dom Miguel handed me the candle
ana began turning the windlass Grad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
a list OF CHAPrERs.

8. The Blue Envelope.
9 Valc0ur
s. A Good Republican
@ The Chieftafns
3. Madam label.
S. The Secret Vault.
9. General F'Onseca.
5. A Terrible Crime.
8. The Missing Finger.
20. "EOr Tomorrow We Dietn
ii. Lesba's Bright Eyes.
H. The Man ia the 8hfubbery-
l3. Dom Pedro de AlcantaFa.
a. The Man With the Ring.
l6. a Dangerous Moment.
Us, Traitor to the Cause.
~. The Torch of Rebellion.
70, A Marrow ESCAPE.
Ae, The Wayside Inn.
90 Arise and Striker
1. One Mystery Solved.
% The Death Sentence.
%, At the Eleventh Hour.
e. The Emperor 8 Spy.
.. The Girl / Love.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19


man
either giving
velvet the a
add a
and WOOL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19

@sv p o and count erplots-
glory and dis grace
Schuyler StauufoHof AapB h s8s Rae ' oSi
-'Ficheieu'-
Copyrighted Reilly & Britton Col
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
Asked q Poser.

(ro Be Continued Next sunday.}
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
MAY EXHUME THE BODY
Examination Necessary to Make Charge of
 ManSIauahter Stick

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Annapolis, Md, Nov. 25-The body of Midshipman Branch may be eXhum- ed and an autopsy held, as the charge of manslaughter against Midshipman Meriwether cannot be maintained without expert proof that injuries re- ceived by Branch in the fight with Meriwether caused the formers death.
 The right of Rear Admiral Me Cor mick to sit on the court-martial was challenged today by Meriwether'S counsel on the ground that he had eX- amined the body and had consulted with the doctors in regard to the case. It was also claimed that he had shown prejudice in the case. The challenge was not sustained.
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JURY CONVICTS
 SENATOR BURTON
Kansas Legislator Found Guilty a Second Time of Taking
 Fees for Influence.
ax Cable to The Daily Gateway.

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 27--U. $. Sena- tor J. Ralph Burton of Kansas was found guilty Saturday night by a jury in the U. $. district court ofthe charge of accepting fee to use his in- nuence as senator before the post office department. The verdict was guilty on each of the six counts.
 Burton was convicted on the same charge nearly two years ago, but the judgment of conviction was reversedby by the supreme court and the indict- ment quashed for defect. A new in- dictment was then returned by the federal grand jury.
 Burton was elected senator from Kansas in 1901. He had long been a prominent politician of the Suniiower state.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
H. E. ELLSWORTH, c. E.
Mexican Football

At the end of the first half he rose in his seat and lighted a cigar.
 Mexican football, he said, lis not like this. It is called gomae. The ball is of wood and weighs five pounds. The course is three miles long and eight yards wide.
 "Three players, each with ball, start simultaneously from one goal, and the man who kicks his ball first to the goal three miles distant wins the game.
 1t is an exciting game and a fast game. Three mounted surgeons follow the players, for, kicking 50 heavya ball, it frequently happens that toe or an ankle is broken.
 But in gomae, of course, the surgeons don't have so much to do as in our kind of game"
 What's Bill doing now?"
 Bill? Oh, he's at college playing tackle '
 And Hank?'
 Hanks lawyer, helping to inyesti- gate all kinds of graft"
 "How about Sam?"
 "A doctor. Discovered germ last week."
 "Well, we'll, And the old man?"
 "Oh, the old man isn't doing much of anything except support Bill and Sam and Hank"
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Oregon Reports Rough Weather

Seattle, Nov. 29 Officers of the steamship Oregon, which arrived here yesterday morning, report that the en, tire voyage was the stormieSt they have had this year. The vessel en. comtrrcd rough weather all the way mp. Coming back she was compelled to tie up for two days in Prince Vii, liam Sound at Ellamar, because of the fierce gale raging outside. Rough weather also prevailed as she was com ing down. but the wind was behind her and she made good time.
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(. {. Villas Sacceeds Wing

Seattle, Dee. l--Calyin F.. Villas, a member of the last Washington legis- Iatme and cashier ofa trust company in this city. will succeed Frederick A.. Wing as superintendent of the govern ment assay office here. He was a cauG date for the position before the discovery of the dedication of Cashier Adams. disappointment will be satis- factory to local bankers and to Alaska infnrn,lS
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Coast Football Games

Seattle, Dec. I Coast college foot ball scores yesterday were as follows: Stanford l2, Berkeley 6, Oregon l5, Washington o.
 Minnesota and Michigan did not play this year, on Thanksgiving Day, for the first time in years.
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M. k. Davis, the Hope mining man, sailed on the Santa Ana, on his way to his home in Worcester, Mass, which he has nos seen for year and half. He started from Hope by way of Sel- dovia more than a month ago.
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A scow attempting to make the haz- ardouS trip on the ice from Dawson to Eagle was crushed and five tons of goods lost. Five men were aboard, but all escaped.
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The steamer Light, one of the last boats to leave Dawson for Fairbanks, was frozen in at Nenana, sixty miles below Cinema. She had 100 passengers and 600 tons of freight.
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Root to Visit South America

Washington, D. (. Nov. 27- Secre- tary Root of the state department will soon depart for South America to per feet commercial relations between Brazil and the United States. He will also attend the congress of South American republics, with the purpose of strengthening friendly relations with them.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
HEARST GAINS ON
 RECOUNT OF VOTES
CanyaSSing Board WithhOldS Ger
 tificate Until Finish.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, Nov, 25-Hearst has gained l5O votes by the recount of the mayoralty vote so far. The canvassing board will not issue certificate of election to Mcclellan before the count is completed.
 Four election inspectors were arres- ted today on the charge of connivauce in election frauds. Two illegal voters pleaded guilty in the criminal court and were sentenced to Sing Sing pris- on. one for year and the other for ten months.
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"I wish they'd invent new eXpres- sion occasionally" said Top as he perused the account of recent we'd ding. "ICsalways the bluShing bride. "
 Well" said Mrs. Top, when you consider what sort of husbands most girls have to marry, you can't wonder at them blushing. ."-Loudon Tit-Bits.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02

Women of Irondale, H., a town of 5000 inhabitants, are raising popu- lar subscription to defray the expenses of deporting the towns only idle man.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Tanana Lost SiOO,OOO to Adams

Seattle. Nov. % Banks of fFairbanks Alaska. have issued a statement giving SIOO. GOO as the total losses of Panama men by the theftS of Cashier Adams from the Seattle assay office. This statement is surprise to Superintend- ent Leach of the San Francisco mint, who is in charge of the Seattle office. He says that claims for only $2O,OaO have been filed so far, but he expects other districts to increase the amount shortly.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Melody Knocks Out O'Keefe

Spokane Nov. 2j Honey Melody knocked out Jack O'Keefe last night in the fourteenth round. His superior strength and hitting power more than offset O'Keefe', cIeverueS>. Mellody's victory places him near the top of the welterweight class.
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So Spend S25O,OOO,OOO, on Building

Chicago, Nov. 27 Twelve big rail road corporation, are preparing to spend s25O,O0LO0O in western eNten- sion, next year. The total planned io about 7OOO miles.
 Most of this mileage i, in the north west and the new line, are nearly all building toward Puget Sound.
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Swift Breeze in Windy City

Chicago, Nov 2j The wind blew Gfty-Jwo miles an hour here this morn ing and caused much damage to build iugN and loose property. Women were lifted off their feet by heavy gusts and men could scarcely contend against the wind at times.
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Twin Sullivan Wins from Schreck

Los Angeles, Nov. 20 Twin Sullivan was given the decision over Mike Schreck of Chicago at the end of a twenty round contest here last night. The fight wa, very fast and both men showed great clevernesS.
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Powers May Bombard NityIene

Con,tantmoplc, Nov. 2S The Euro pcm feet is standing off Mitylene awaiting instruction, from the united power, of Russia, Germany and Aust ria. It iS expected that the ships will be ordered to lombard the port unless the sultan pays the claims of the na- tions or surrcnders the control of Mace doniau finances for the purpose of pay inc them.
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DRUNKfN TROOPS
 BURN PRISONERS

~r. prr.r-r.-. Nov. 2~ Last nigh, ar A'.Nm.ryls6 large mob of soldier, nau. drunk rryoltcd and ,o. fire ,u nm.ac,> containing eighty prisoner, awaiting liberation underline terms of Jhe genera. amnesty, and every prisoner wa, burned Co death. Co,,acks ruea surrounded the rio,ou, soldier, and NIo. forty aud wounded ,airv. Tr. others surrendered
 The y<ar.- government in this city today received m a.-fmuum from ,hr mu,iurer, a ~.m,.opoI, demanding imaun.u from punishment, mdreleo,e from the authority ol the officers in charge of rl. army corps here. Nev- .@a imperial nar,oshjpS have their guns JIamnd upon the quarter, occu- pied by tue u,wrccrioni,t,. The latter hay, killed many of the officers who refused ro ~.uuwi,h them but are
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A fourteen-foot ledge of bismuth has been discovered near Nome.
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MUTINFERS LOSE
 BLOODY BATTLE
Situation in Capital Grows More Menacing and Postal COmmu,
 niCatiOn Cut Off.
Rr cnble t1 rhe paiIv Gateway.

By Cable to The Daily Gateway
 St. Petersburg, Dee. IA desperate battle was tough, yesterday at Scbasto- pol between che mutjucer, and the gov rrument troop, and naval vessels. Re port, arc conflicting blt it i, claimed that the muu.u, wore defeated with great >laugu,rr auj that ,nc ramaiu- d.r surrendered
 lr |, reported chat several hattl,hip- were sunk uu hu.n sides, wd that the agarag uu .uU uu, Ccuiiy, resulting su enormous '.,,u, iu killed md wownd- ra
 Detail, rt .u. government victory over ruy mutr.ur, at ~rhg>Jopo. cauN- eU che ,.r. r..ru.5oul,r, ro hold a meeting a-. night. Their leaders de- ..ar,t rha, .0 .h. captured mutiuecrS Co death |. vr.u nru,.pG,nrr all Rus ,a into ,tg.. n.u immediately.
 Tho city today t~ mu u. rumor- of a contemplated attack ru the clar's pal- a..a T-m-s.. ~.ln. The imperial guards arr ~a0I ... nr Implicated One ..,rr. r...m.r. has been arrested
 The N.rs..-u.u', council in this ,.-. decided yesterday ro cuI employ ,.~ uu. a. gh. r.~. n.,cr md tuc office is now closed an. dark. The city ], cut 1n entirely uum mai. communication with ru. .u..ro- au0 tt .> feared that s..r-rwnu.. communication may cease a.au, mm.u. ro. on.l with the re- m.uG,r of ru. empire but with tue um~den world.
 Sailors Defy Admiralty
 Seha,.uu.. N0N 2I The sailor murueur- now number 4O10 embracing nearly all rau mon on the wr,htp> in tho harbov here. They have control ot the ships md maintain perfect dis c.u.tue, dcuu- interference from o1t- ctaI, of thu admiralty.
 Many soldier, have left che harrack, aud joined rhe mutiuouS sailors. They have constructed barricaac, along tho harbor front, near where the vessel, are a, anchor
 The crew uf.u. kuiaz PUcmkine, who muuu.ea ,ar.g in rue summer, have -.gu.aeo tu.m intention of join ing .ry muraua, here. The Kutaz Porrms.u. is a odessa. aut ,t !, cN- puc.od that u.u .eu may overpower hcr officer, anu bring har here at any time.
 Sr. PrterSbur-, Nov. AdvtceS Fee cctyyd at army headquarters state that tnr 5O0,O1o soldier, of the Russian armio, in Siberia mo Naurhwja may revolt any time. They are said ,o be preparing ,o join rho muriugers at S.na,-opoI, with a view of declaring a dictatorship. ~o w. there has been no couifc anywhere. Dut the revolt ap- pear, e. be m0..,hr direction of cape ab.r mau. who mg. ,hr troops under n.fucr conuo. wenarodto fulfill their Uruu-u~.
 gaa rmUr that oom, Wu,e intends tu resign cannot u. confirmed.
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Former Nome Marshal Dead

New York. Nov. 29-Adam Johnson, formerly a deputy U, s. marshal of Nome. Alaska. died here today follow ing a surgical operation.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Nelson to Fight NCGOyern

Pitsbwg, Nov. 25-BattIiug Nelson and Terry McGovern signed articles today to fight twenty rounds. The light will take place in about six weeks in some eastern city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
New York WOrkmen Threaten Strike

New York, Nov. 2S- Thirty thousand iron and. houNesmithS may go out on strike tomorrow as protest against the open shop system. Employers are gathering non-union workmen and say
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
WuliueerS Stand Firm

NJ. prrcg,hmg. Nov. 2g ~nha>topoI mutueer, are s-il. standing firm. Neither they mo-. the government seem ro know rhcu. rNac. strength and both are awaiting developments, and news from Munchm'la where the army of Gen. Lueyirch js Satd ro be on the point ot murluy.
 The government i, anNiously eN- prctug advicc> from lineyitch. The latest reports state that iusurrection may break ont among hi, men at any time The troop, are much discou- tented ou account O. their poor quar- tcr, ard toou aua 30, they are idle they have ample tim. to .umcnJ trouble. Ag.tuol, are -iv.n. attention to both army a.uuavy aua hop. Co stir mp 30 general rrvoI, and to add thr forces Of Doth ro rur rank, ot ,hr rrvomdoujSJ~.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Natiny on Bark lladIOn Hall

To, Angeles, Nov. 2N The crew of the bark Haddon Hall, in harbor near hercmutinicd yesterday. Thcymmed themselves and huddIcd. together in their quarters. The officer of the guard called for assistance, and after getting aid succeeded in quclIing the trouble. The bark was bound for Van couvpr. E. C.. mmhrr-ladeu.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02

/ Chinese gambling is factor in the municipal campaign in Victoria.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
ADAMS FILTERED
 WITHOUT FAVOR
Assay Cashier Tapped POkeS Of Federal Officials and Had Been
 Stealing Three Years.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Seattle. Nov. 27 Investigation shows that George F.. Adams, the thieving cashier of the U. S. assay office in this city. stole from gold deposits belonging to Director of the Mint Roberts, As sistant Secretary of the Treasury Fay Tor. and to Former Comptroller of the Currency Dawes, the same as from other deposits coming from the Nome district at the same time.
 Director Leach of the San Francisco mint arrived here yesterday. He at once relieved Superintendent r'reG- ericll A. Wing, who has had charge of the assay office since it was eNtab lished July D, lS9S and has Wing m- der investigation. There is no proof that Wing was connected with the theft, and he has not yet been removed. The government has seized all ol Adams property.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 27--Ceorge F.. Roberts, director of the U. s. mint, will start for Seattle today to invcsti- gate the fraud in the assay office there. Proof already obtained makes it cer- tain that Adams has been stealing dust for at least three years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
TrcadwelI Bonds Big Property

Seattle, Nov. 25 The Treadwell Mining Company today completed ne- gotiation, for the purchase of several valuable gold claims adjoining it's own property on Douglas Island, Alaska, and took a bond for s50OGOOupon them. The company will erect a big mining plant Co work the new mines in the -LILmr.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Filz and O'Brien Sign Up

San Francisco, Nov. 2I-Bob Fitz- simmons and Philadelphia Jack O'Bricn signed article, today for their fight which was agreed upon some time ago. fixing December l5 a, the date and Mechanics pavilion in Uni, city as the place. It will be twenty round con- test.