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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31
Goldfelds,
25-Michae!

Goldfields, Oct Michaei Kennedy attacked Andrew Larsen resident of this place last night with knife, and was shot by Mrs. Larsen. Kennedy is dying.
 Goldfield, Oct. 25-The Sta e Bank and Trust Company closed it's doors yesterday afternoon, be- cause the branch banks at Carson. Manhattan, Tonopah and Blair. were unable to make collections sufficient to withstand the run on the main bank
 Vancouver, Oct. 25-The Em- press of China sunk at the dock here last night. leaving only her masts above water. She listed while taking on load of coal and went under. Her cargo is flour, which will be total lose aggregat- ing $1 100000.
 Fort worth, Oct. 25- During the dedication of the Young Mems Christian Association build ing, which was gift from Helen Gould, the troops saluted the yonng lady as they passed in review before the stand. This is the first salute offered to woman by the troops of the United States. Miss Gould was much affected.
 Milwaukee, Oct 2S-A commit tee has been appointed by tine teIe- grapherS union to confer with the companies regarding a peaceab!e settlement of the strike.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31
Wants Alaska Divided

Seattle, Oct. 2S- Delegate Roman from Fairbanks, urges that Alaska be divided into three legislative divisions for the purpose of self government, as a general terri torlal government would necesitate long voyages for the delegates to attend the. legislature. He favors capital, at Fairbanks, Nome and Juneau for the respective districts. He also argues that in the terri torlaI government the governor should be vested with veto power.
 San Francisco Oct 2S-1he crew of Capt, KIinkenberg testi- fled yesterday that the captain tried to induce then to put poison in Jackson's milk, but they refused to do so. Klinken- berg still sticks to the story that he killed the mate in self defense.
 20 you want boys shoe that will wear? Get a Billy Buster at Levv's
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31

New York, Oct. 26--Reports are current this morning on Wall street that Hartman has lost con trol of the Illinois Central and that Fish will now win his fight regardless of the decision passed down by the court in the question of allowing Hartman to vote his proxies
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31


 Withstand the ruin on the banks winch was seen to be inevitable alter the experience of the Knickerbocker. The Trust Com pany of America had terrific run, which Was withstood with the aid of the Morgan com. bination. Rockefeller has come to the assistance of the banks. He says the furry will be only tenn porary and authorized the City National bank to advance all funds needed to stop the run. He says his entire fortune has been placed at the disposal of the banks which are being crowded. Secretary Cortelyol. announces ttat tEere are p enty of funds in the sub-treasurv which will he deposited if neces- s,rv.
 Seattle, Oct. 25-- -Murane, who was candidate on the republican ticket for delegate from Alaska, armour 'es that he is candidate for the judgeship to succeed Wick ershani. Carr, of Fairbanks, is also said to be candidate.
 Butte. Oct 25-Thc receiver of Hein2e's state bank reports that many loans have been made to friends of the b,nk. without any security.
 New York, Oct. 25-Harrin an denies the rumor that Morgan has secured control oi the Union Paci- tic, and that he will resign from tn" sock exchange.
 S,nl.Ir. or. 25-O@b,rn Mad- dcm. he pioneer Eoipi man o Nevada, banged IInse;i in the Wo"dsEed oi q ri,nu's housr hrrc lo>i n."lh N reason i. known for hr dc-d. |, wa in good spirits yc- rday forenoon. wacu he called oa Postmaster Stewart.
 Liverpool. Oct 25-Adyirc- have been rrGri,cd from St. Petersburg that the Czar has forbidden fur hcr eXportation of wheat. The price has advanced somewhat as a re- suit.
 Seattle, Oct. 25-To II Cowles. q lawyer of Fairbanks. i~ herc ou a rush trip to San Francisco to marry Mae DcJournal. Protests against the union have been made by the girls father, who i~ also at Fairbanks. but without avail. The girl was ordered to go to Frisco jo be away from CowIc~. but hc fol- lowed her.
 Canton. Oct. 2j-Forcman ~ah. stlno and his hcIpcr. Layo-c. ", re blown to atoms Ieslerd,> while the fa.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31
Probable Alaska DelegateS

| Dick Ryan of Nome, Charlie Clay pool and possibly Gale from Tan ana. The southeastern delegate IS unknown. There is big fight emminent at the Juneau convrn- tion, and there is no telling who will represent the Juneau and Skagwav districts. John Tram of the Transcript, Is managing a cam paign for Gov. Hoggatt, but there Is little chance of this combination winning out against the combined forces of Nome, Panama and South western Alaska.
 Fairbanks, Oct 25-Judge Wick ersham declares positively that be will not be a candidate for dele gate 10 Congress. He says he is Tn favor of sending Gale for an other term.
 New York. Oct 24-Wa! street men charge that Rockefeller was notified month ago that the banks of New York would probably need money soon. He told them that he needed all he had to pay the Landis fine.
 Seattle, Oct. 25-The delegates from Seward peninsula to the Juneau convention are all solid for Gale, with Wickersham for second choice
 Seattle, Oct. 25-Cannervman Burkhart. of Yes bay, says that S0Ut hcastern Alaska will ask con gross to permit the importation of Chinese to Alaska to work in the canneries
 WashingtOn, Oct. 25-The comp 'roEier of he treasury says that the New York banks are sound enough, and hat the present ironhir Is caused ,nly by specu- lating officials A5 soon as these are ridded cut anic will he inn possible.
 Knoxville. Oct 25-When in t"rvIewcd regarding the statements of bankers that his policies were responsible for the panic in the money market, President Roose- welt said if his policies pinch the gamblers he can't help it, and he declared that the same policy would continue for 16 months morr. He says all medicine is bad until the ;latien recovers, and that this medicine. while punishng the dishonest, is protecting honest wealth.
 Washington, Oct. 25-Thn gov. ernment las $24O.O0O,OOO in cash available immediately if 1t is needed to protect the sound hunks Tn the present crisis
 Chicago, Oct. 25--A convention of representatives of thc trusts of the States in assembly here last night, passed resolutions advocat- ing the repeal of the drastic poiuts of the Sherman law,
 New York, Oct. 2j-Thcrc i. a little trading in copper this morn. ing at 124.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-31

20 you want boys shoe that will wear? Get a Billy Buster at Levv's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20

resa the CORES D0ndeut uupasked Il
lot OF Japanese officer i'm tna gutsc
of servants studying ftg f0rtiucatiors
around lei Paso.
At the outbreak Of the tcleg.aa9ers
strike the correspondent had a tin. lac
said, from President Small, that the
telegraphers at lei Pa-8 Wear to De
ordered out next. MI. Small he f. -
lowing day denied his purpose 10 te
the commerce of the nation into a.
hard Knot by ordering out the very
small handful of commercial operators
at El peso.
Yesterday the Associated Press cor
respondent at fl Paso gave to the
world the facts sent out from Phoenix
tho might before concerning the Me
Duwell trouble and added such other
facts rs Dr. Judged should aave hap
peEed 10 give Il a real heart Interest.
lie moreover ordered out the Unit et
Staips troops from a couple OF army
posts.
lhe correspondent has not SO far, we
believe. identified El paso WITH the
Wcltnau North pole expedition, bur
We are daily expecting that the in
trepld l%rrouaut has changed his pro-
gram and Will set sail from El Iaso
instead uf from Spitzhetgeu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20

prevailed IA this ease Neither did
lfheg make any reference 10 The other
important fact that even in this case.
no par: of the responsibility rested
upon Mr. Hagerman. because the sale
had been made, the deeds executed.
and the lands transferred to the pur-
eHasers. before he came into office,
and that the only connection that he
had with the affair tn any form or
manner. was ia the simple act Of per-
hitting the company 90 take its deeds,
which we're the property 81 The com
pany after It had paid ~ note.
But in thelr anxiety 20 get Hager-
mon scalp tha eane ers painted the
whole affair In such lurid eolors that
lhey fooled the president to the top
If his bent. There 50 no use ~ mine
lur words about The matter. lie is a
man " extraordinary sheeWd ness, but
tha New Mexico gang s9id him a gold
briek-aud There more than one
straw visible at the present Time which
points very. clearly e. the fact that
he has found it ONT. aud VIII most
ukely mako The situation very uneom-
portable for the men Who abused his
confidence. md led him into the great
biuaaer Of removing from office d
mithful and competent official. for
doing precisely what the president
himself would have aoua under sim-
f1ur eireumH taHcea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20
SAWED THEMSELVES orr.

FHhN 80
Won have pfehably heard 81 th'
man eha sat On u limb and sawed q
au bet aeon himself ard the tree
We'll be was THE rrotat3pe - nui
View Mesieo alnesters IN their ma-
llenant hostility - uaaerman for
having forced lhem TO lake theii
hands ana arms ont ~ the public
treasury. ana. 10 use an agricultural
technically. their eject out ~ the
trough" they were So mad-hiina TO all
consequences that hey opened q Pan-
dofas bos of evils which they arc now
unable "a close, ANA aInee they be-
elu "a realize ehai they have dome
tIey are about as much scared re
they we're mad. before.
Ana well they may be, for In theif
an-aba1rbire desire to ruin a public
official for irving to do his duty To-
tho puulle and conduct uc public bus
mess d@eeentiy uud honestly iheg htve
unsettled tho foundations ~ "a large
number ~ our MOST important public
enterprise. which 2ore doing more g.
develop the natural resources Of The
territory. ana bring NnW Mcxieo f.
The front. lbau had ever been done
before. bt anS other agencies.
10 yau ask why and huwf Avery
brief statement VI plain, hafd uets
viii anewer both queries.
From lime to time the lands grant
ed a. this territory By congress have
been |diaposed Of nt prices much be-
low thelr real value aud generally hy
nfndl8lB VINO WIRE members of or iu
sympathy with tho present hoolte
gang The rlea of The journal VIII
shnu that this paper haa aleaAs proc
Tested Finoruu siy aeaiust fhia policy
and h1a denounced ouch sales aa
crimes arainel the people nf Now
Msxico. rt the Same policy WINS
raatinue8. nevertheless up 90 o. very
short linn, before the Incoming of the
IianefmHn Administrations and in the
meantime all. az q very large part, 81
the more valuable Of such lands had
piased into iho hands at innocent pur-
chafpra
when Nh. fiarcrman took charEc
ct che governors office he found that
certain territorial lands had been eoi1
a. tic Pennsylvania Development
company hy hfa rrcdeeeeso iu office.
usan pfaffty thc Same forms that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20

Comment


King Edward has upset The otdadage
that the king cam do no wrong. lie
Z pink shiIt.-Springer Stock
nan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20
GrOucheSF From
gloomy Gus
u.aa Vegas opue)

Tho administration aft the late Cow
cruur Ilagptman was undoubtedly dn
economic for tho governor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
SUIT TO DlSPOSSESS
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.

Bristol. Tenn, June 27.-Per-
haps the most important Chan
Gerry cause ever brought in
Southwest Virginia was filed
IN the United States Court at
Abingdon at the last term of
court. The style Of the suit is
The Buchanan Company, "A cor
poration organized under the
laws of West Virginia, against
Jane Atkins and others. the de-
PENDANTS including 536 residents
of Buchanan county, and ten
residents Of Tazewell county.
The suit was brought 10y the
law firm of Jeffries x Lawless.
Of Norfolk, J. l.. JefTries, OF the
firm, being at Abingdon for the
purpose. The suit involves the
right 10 the title to over "a hun
dred thousand acres of the best
coal and timber lands i'm Buch-
anan and Tazewell counties.
the heirs of Fredrick Pearson.
of Boston, descendants Of the
late General Benjamin Butler.
The properties involved are Of
incalculable value. and should
the plaintiff win. hundreds of
people who occupied these
lands for years would find
themselves homeless. The pro
cess IS made returnable to the
first Monday in September, and
the case may go TO trial at that
time.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
REV. J. 4. II. sHULER's SON AN NJ. A.

Ellis w. Shuier. son of j. A.
ii. Shuler of this place, had
conferred upon him the degree
of Master of Arts at the recent
Commencement of Vanderbilt
University at Nashville, Tenn.
lie Fls0 won the Ewing gold
medal for proficiency in the
Science of Biology. Young
Shuler led a number OF h i )
classes in final grades on exam
inations. He returned home
last week TO spend the summer
holidays with home folks.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
HOW YOU GO TO THE EXPOSITION,

There is no electric line from
Richmond TO the Exposition
grounds. You can go by the
Chesapeake and Ohio TO New
port News and then take a
ferry boat TO the grounds; or
you can go by the Norfolk and
Western TO Norfolk and reach
the grounds by steamer on
electric cars; or you can go
down the James River by the
Old Dominion steamers, day
line or night line.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
The Charming woman

is not necessarily one oi perfect form aud
features. Many plain woman ho could
never serve a. an artists m.'ici. possesses
those rare qualities that su the world ad
mires reatuess. clear rtt-. ciean smooth
ssir aud that spughtlite-- OF step aud
action That accompany good health. A
ph'sicails ~esk wcman IS never attrsc
tive. not even % herself. Electric bitter-
restore weak women, give strong nerves.
bright ewes smooih, vslvrty -klu. heautiirf
complexion, cuarantrcd al j. Keli .
Drug Store. s0c.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

is The popular cry throughout European
countries; While ia America, the cry OF
the present day - Long live Or. Kings
New Dise"very, ksng of Throat and LsRg
Remedies" Of which Mrs Julia Rsdsr.
Paine. Truro. Mass. saws: III never fails
to give immediate relief aud 40 quickly
cure cough or cold Mrs. Paine's
opinion IS shared Dy majority Of the ia
hahltanis OF this eounsry. New Discos-
cry cures weak langs and sore fhrests sf-
ter all other remedies have failed, and
Tor coughs and colds It's the only Sers
cure Casrsnteed ~ J x. Kelly. Drug
gist Soc sad sl eo. Trial bottle Free.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
FROM EAST STONE GAP

East stone Gap. Va. June -.
Mr.. VIM. Onutt. lumber in.
spector for the Tug River Lum-
Der Co, met with a serious ac
cident while boarding lumber
car at the Tug River siding last
Tuesday. His left leg was frac
tured between the knee and
ankle 10y Che engine backing"
into the car which ne was
boarding Drs. Rucker, Har-
rold and Byrd were summoned
and gave medical aid. He was
accompanied 90 Bristol Wednes-
day by his brother, NJ. \. Of
futt.
The people of this town are
seemingly very enthusiastic
over base bali this season.
Quite "A crowd attenced { n e.
games at Big Stone Gap Wed
nesday and Saturday.
Misses Mayne Perry and
Helen Salyers and Mr.. Midkiif.
of Big Stone Gap. were seen
driving through town Thursday
cn route home from Norton.
DR. Harold, Of this place.
went to Norton Thursday. The
Doctor is very enthusiastic over
the school question this year.
He hopes to make this the best
year IN the history of the
school
Misses Shipley and Wells, of
Wise, were visiting friends and
relatives at this place recently.
Holland Mcdowell, of Dor
chester, spent Sunday with
homefolks.
Rev. r. II. Cassidy Presiding
Elder of the NJ. +. Church,
South, held communion ser
vices at this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carter
were the guests of Mrs. r. ID.
Gilly Saturday and Sunday.
The program prepared for
Children's Day, was beauti-
fully carried out Sunday after
noon, by the Sunday School of
the NJ K. Church, South, and
thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
.ent. Quite a crowd was out in
spite of the heavy rain.
Miss Mayne Perry, of Big
Stone Gap, was the guest of
Miss Chry Jones Sunday.
The Woman's Home Mission
Society met at the parsonage
with Mrs. Mcdowell, Tuesday
afternoon, June 18th. The meet
ing was promptly called to
order by the President, followed
by song, Scripture reading and
prayer a leaflet containing
the report of the annual session
of the Woman's Home Mission
Society, which convened at
Houston, Texas, was read by
NJ S Riggs. An interesting
letter from Mrs. Anderson was
also read by the President.
One new member w ad-
mitted. Miss nj a u d g Riggs
was appointed superintendent
of Press Work. The following
reports for June were sub
mitted: Five new Subscribers
to "Our Homes;' number of
needy assisted, seven; the num-
er Of garments distributed Il,
u; the amount expended on
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

der to Bailey. Midkin left on
3rd.
eth Inning.
Ramsey strikes out. Kelly
grounds, Brumfeid TO Knoesel.
Wolfe grounds, Brumfield to
Knocsel.
Nippert grounds out. Bender
TO Bailey. Bonno flies 10 Wolfe.
Blanton walks. Taylor strikes
out. Blanton left on lst.
Sth Inning.
Stcckum drives liner into
BonnO's hand. McBrair hits
slow 10 81, and beats il out.
Raley grounds 20 Brumfield and
doubles, McBrair to Wiles TO
knOesel.
Mullens hits safe liner over
81. Wiles sacrifices. Stockum
to Bailey. Middiff hits home
run - rf scoring Mullens and
himself. Brumfield grounds.
Hohnhorst go Bailey. knoesel
hits high fly 20 Ramsey in II.
9TH Inning
llohnhorst grounds 10 Knoe-
sci. Bender strikes out. Bailey
grounds 60 knoesel.
Following is the score and
line up of the game:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
FORBlDS SALE or COCA COLA.

W Washington, d. c., Jun e
7 The War Department yes
Aday issued an order forbid
Ng the sale of coca cola in the
est exchanges i'm the Depart
#nt OF the East. This action
hs taken following numerous
qmpla'nts reported concerning
n effects of the drink and uf-
Z an analysis of its ingredi-
rs made at the Department
Agriculture by Prof. Wiley.
y chief chemist.
)r. Wiley reported that in a
Jorlty of the samples of coca
"a which he tested he found
Pahtit'es OF cocaine and caf-
p. Officers have reported
5at enlisted men have discov-
u the effect which the drink
{oduces upon them, and that
'he purpose of getting thss
eet they drink six or seven
asses OF the stuff. aud that
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
AFTER TnH EXPRESS COMPANIES.

And now 10 is the express
companies that are staring i'm
the face the prospect OF au un-
comfortable tim IN conse-
quence of The pestiferous Inter
state Commerce Commission
and the laws under IA hich it
works These companies. it
appears, are about 10 pass be
tween the upper aud neither
mIllstones as represented In the
one instance by certain mer-
chants and in the other by the
bankers. The law forbids com
mon carriers to engage I'm the
sale of commodities transported
by them On motion Of the GER
tain merchants la question. the
Commission is 90 investigate
the companies, in order 60 us
certain whether they "are en-
gagged through their local or
other agents i'm the business of
buying, selling or handling on
consignment fruits, vegetables
and oysters entering into Inter
state Commerce. also "wheth-
er, and If SO. TO what extent,
the said common carriers en-
gage IN the purchase, sale or
handling on consignment or
commission of fruits. vegeta-
bles, oysters OF other COM
modities carried 10y them or
either of them as Interstate
Commerce. AS for the griev-
ance of the bankers. through
their national association, they
are preparing, with the assist
ance Of the Commission, to
make the express organizations
show cause why. if cay, they
should be permitted 10 engage
in the exceedingly lucrative
business of issuing m on V
orders, which, as the express
people conduct it, is the bank
ers say. exclusively a banking
prerogative. If. after public
experience with express extor-
tiOn IN d discrimination the
companies get ground exceed
ingiy fine in the aforesaid up
per and neither milestone pro-
cess it is hardly likely they
will be accorded a superabun-
dance of sympathy.-Richmon
News-Leader.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

Post Byron. n Y. has witnessed one OF
the most remarkable eases Of healing ever
recorded ARsos + King, Of that place,
says: "Backlen's Arnica Sslve cured y
sore ON my leg with which had suffered
for over eighty years. ana nov eighty
five Suaranteed so cure all sores by
j. ". Kelly Druggist 25e.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
BASE BALL
BIG STONE GAP vs.. INBODEN.
Al Big Stone Gap, June 10th. 1907.
lst Inning

LIST Inning.
McBrair hits safe over 20.
Raley bunts ily 60 Midkin at
tempted sacrifice. H0hnhOrst
forces McBrair out at 2b Brum-
field 20 Wiles. Bender grounds.
Brumtield 20 knoesel Holm
horst left on Do.
Mullens grounds. McBrair TO
Bailey. Wiles fouls out TO
Stockum- Midkin strikes out.
2nd Inning
Bailey strikes out. Ramsey
hits safe ground ball by 80.
Ramsey steals Do. Kelly strikes
out. Wolfe walks. Stockum
grounds out. Brumfield to Knoe-
sell Wolfe left ON -, Ramsey
on Sd
Brumfeld hits high fly TO
Ramsey. kuOesei safe on
grounder To Hohnh0rst: Bailey's
error; goes 20 2nd. Nippert
grounds out. McBrair to Bailey
KnOesel goes 20 Sd. Bonno hits
safe over 2nd. knOesel scores.
Blanton grounds out. Raley TO
Bailey. Bonno left on End.
3rd Inning.
McBrair hits high fly to
Wiles. Raley grounds to knOe-
sci Hohnhorst grounds to
Wiles. Wiles 10 Knoesel.
Taylor lines 10 McBrair. Mul-
len hits safe over 2nd. Mullen
out. HohnhOrst 20 Bailey to
McBrair on attempting TO steal.
Wiles fouls out TO stockum.
4th Inning.
Bender flies to Mullen. Bailey
flies 10 KnOesel. II m V
grounds. Bonno to Knoesel.
Midkiff grounds, Hohnhorst
TO Bailey Brumfield strikes
out. knoesel walks. Nippert
hit by pitched ball. Bonno
flies 20 Bender. Nippert left
on lst and Knoesel on 2nd.
9TH Inning
Kelly safe on Brumfield's
error. Wolfe strikes out. Kel-
ley steals 2nd. Stockum strikes
out. Kelly steals 3rd. Nc
Brair hits safe to rf and goes to
End on Taylor's error. Kelly
scores.
McBrair out. Nippert to Mid
kiff, attempted steal. Blanton
flies to Raley. Faylor grounds
out to Hohnhorst. Null q n
grounds 10 Bailey.
9th Inning.
Raley strikes out. Hohnhorst
safe on Wiles' error. Holm
horst steals End. Bender strikes
out. Bailey flies TO Brumfield.
Hohnhorst left on 2nd.
Wiles flies TO Ramsey. Mid
klif safe on Bendef's error of
ground ball. Midkiff steals End.
Midkiff goes to sd on Stocknm' 5
passed ball. Brumfield strikes
out. Knoesel grounds cut, Ben