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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-15

Is called TO the special Table Linen,
Napkin and Towel sale. Come down
carly.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-15

Figures can not lie, but they can
be lied about.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-15
Daily Thought.

"'There is no service Of the rea,
without recognition of the ideal"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-15
Honseileencrs, Attention

RUDY, PHILLIPS 8 co.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
ICE BOAT FOR NOME
Northern Camp Plans for Steamer
 Service Throughout Year.

Nome, the great placer camp on Boring sea, is planning to have a steamer service with the outside during the entire year. At the present time navigation closes the latter part of October, to be resumed about the first of June. During the winter months Boring sea is a field of ice, prohibiting its navigation by the ordinary vessel. There are, however, in the frigid zones of Europe and Asia, steam craft in successful operation which would ex- perience no difficulty in ploughing through the six or seven feet of ice which covers Boring sea.
 A company is being organized in the northern city to have constructed one of these giant ice boats. Plans for the vessel have been secured. The cost of building will be about S25O,OOO. It is the intention to run the ice breaker from Nome to Dutch Harbor, making connection there with the ordinary steamers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Assistant AttOrney.GeneraI Cool ey Will Visit the Tanana
 Coming Summer.
HOYT'S REPORT UNDER FIRE
Claimed That lie Consulted Only Enemies of Judge and InVeSti-
 cation Was a BOtCh.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington, D. C., March g. Another investigation of Judge Wick ersham will probably be made the coming summer by Alfred w. Cooley, one of the assistants in the attorney generals department. Cooley is New York man of high reputation as law yer and it is hoped that his report will go far toward fixing the real status of the case.
 The president had not been in favor of another investigation until District Attorney Hoyt of Nome made report partially adverse to Wickersham. It is claimed that Hoyt conferred with nobody in the Panama except Wicker sham s enemies and that he was enter tained in their houses. The Wicker sham men say that Hoyt'S report was a bOtch.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SEARCHING FOR
 LONG LOST LEAD
PrOSpeCtOr Looking for Ledge Found by Hunter Near Kenai
 River Years Ago,

Every mining region has it's lost mine. Many of these are but creatures of vivid imagiuationS. Others have foundation in fact. The story of the lost mine of Kenai peninsula k well known to old residents of this section. It is within the memory of men now living here that the discovery occurred, and the tragic end of the discovereriSa matter of local history.
 Years ago young hunter, part Rus sian, part native, set out from Kenai, on Cook inlet, on hunting trip. His quest for mountain sheep led him to ascend the higher reaches of the mountains. When in the vicinity of the Kenai river, far up on hill side, the hunter was attracted to a spot which showeda a large outcropof white, crystalline quartz He picked up a piece and found it to be impregnated with yellow mineral particles. Not being very familiar with gold when found in the quartz form, the young man put the sample in his pocket, in- tending to show it to those possessed of more knowledge Of gold On his return home, he showed the specimen to an old trader, who immediately re- cognized it an as exceedingly rich rock and desired to return forthwith with the hunter to locate the ledge. The hunter demurred, however, say ing he had to go to another village and would soon return, and then they would seek the ledge. The young man jumped in his canoe and pulled away. In getting out of his boat, on arrival at his destination, the hunters gun was accidentally discharged, and the contents entered the owners breast, from the effects which he died.
 To seek for this lost mine is the mis- sion of 9. hardy prosPoctor, Joseph Peterson by name, who sailed for the Inlet last fall, equipped with an outfit that would suffice for a years quest for the lost ledge. Peterson is a hard rock miner. Prior to his departure he worked for the Lanes on Falls creek. He had the utmost confidence in the existence of the object of his search and claimed to have information which might serve him in again locating the rich deposit.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SARATOGA REACHES PORT
Brings Small Cargo This Trip and
 Sailed South Today.

Steamer Saratoga arrived in port from Seattle yesterday at ll:I5 a. m. She brought only nine passengers and about forty tons of general cargo. She left bridge timber on the dock in Seat tie because the cars could not be brought in close enough to transfer. She also had a heavy cargo for the Panama, including seventy-two steers, which had been shod in Seattle to drive over the trail.
 On che Saratoga from Seattle were H. A. Mcclure, formerly of the Alaska Central and now superintendent of con- struction for the Katalla railroad, with fifty-six engineers and other employees for the new line. The sea was so rough that the lighters could not come out and after waiting few hours Capt. Moore brought the entire outfit to Valdez, where they were tranSferr- ed with their baggage to the Santa Clara, to be taken back to Katalla.
 The Saratoga sailed for Seattle this afternoon at l2:3O.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
GREAT NORTHERN LINER WRECKED Steamship Dakota Runs on Reef Forty Miles South of
 Yokohama.
PASSENGERS TAKEN ASHORE
Weather Was Clear, and Cause of Mishap Assigned to Currents
 Changing Vessels Course.
Special to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March 4-The Great North ern steamer Dakota was wrecked last night forty miles south of Yokohama, Japan. She struck on a reef. sprung leak and immediately began to fill. The passengers were quickly taken ashore, without confusion or undue ex- citement. The vessel is in danger ous position, and if a storm arises before aid reaches the big liner, she will be pounded to pieces against the rocks. The weather was clear, and the cause of the wreck is assigned 10 swift currents veering the vessel from her set course.
 The Dakota sailed for the Orient from Seattle February F, in command of Captain Emil Francke. She had nine-four passengers on board. among whom were several foreign and United States army officers. the latter enroute to the Philippines. II. \. Schoenfeld. Seattle business man, and his brother and sister were also on board.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Wickersham Reappointed

Washington, D. C., March 5-Presi- dent Roosevelt today signed the com mission of James Wickersham to be judge of the Third judicial district of Alaska.
 A bitter fight has been waged against Wickersham by Senators Nelson, Me- Cumber and others, but the attorney general, who has immediate supervis- ion of Alaska judges, insisted that the Panama judge rcoorG- "as above re- proach, and recommended that he be re-appointed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
BOAT GOING TO KUSKOKWIM
Alaska Coast Company will Send
 Steamer with Miners in April
The Seattle Times says:

The Seattle Times says:
 Believing there is future in the unexplored country bordering on the Kuskokwim river in Alaska Capt. Omar J. Humphrey, president of the Alaska Coast Company, announced this morning that he would dispatch vessel from Seattle, about April l5, for the river ports of Quinhagan and Beth el.
 Prominent mining men throughout the country have had their eyes on the Kuskokwim district for several years but no regular steamship service has been offered. The vessel to be sent North by the Alaska Coast com pany will make one round trip, and Capt. Humphrey said that he had sev- eral mining parties booked for the voyage. The steamship to engage in the new trade will be of sufficient capacity to carry wha, freight will be offered.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
TO PROTECT FORESTS
Secretary of Interior Withdraws
 Certain Lands in Alaska

On January 2S, 1907, the secretary of the interior withdrew the vacant, unappropriated public lands within the areas described below from all forms of disposal under the public land laws, except the mineral lands laws, for the protected Chugael Forest Reserve in Alaska: All the mainland area between the sumit of Chugael range and the ocean, between Copper river on the east and the divide be- tween Port Wells and Turnagain Arm on the west and all of the lands of the Prince William Sound region be- tween Copper river on the east and Cape Puget on the west. This does not effect any claims legally entered prior to this date, and properly held in the future,
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
DAKOTA SEEMS LOST AND
 WILL NOT BE REPLACED
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March S-Dispatches from the Orient to the Great Northern Steamship Company state that the steamship Dakota iS resting on four rocks, with big hole, denJed in her bottom and that she is likely to break to pieces soon.
 It is announced from St. Paul tha, James J. Hill has said he will not re- place the vessel if she is lost, as the business done by her and the Mime sota has not reached expectations.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Defense Closes Case

New York, March S-Delmas an nounced for the defense this morning that they rested their case. At the request of Jerome an adjournment was taken until Monday, when the state will begin its rebuttal. No objection was made by the defense.
 May Mckenzie, Evelyn Thaw's friend, will be the first witness called by the prosecution. Mrs. Thaw her. self will also be put on by the state.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
STEVE ADAMS
 JURY DISAGREE
After Long DeliberatiOn Are Dis charged Because Cannot
 Reach Verdict.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Wallace, Idaho, March S--The jury in the Steve Adams case disagreed and was finally discharged last night by the judge, as it was apparent no verdict could be reached.
 It is believed that the ease will eventually be dropped as it k thought doubtful whether conviction can ever be secured and Shoshone county can hardly stand the expense of an- other trial. Adams will probably be tried on another murder charge in an. other county.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
BIC FIGHT ON
 FOR HARTMAN
Interstate Commerce Commission May Try to Break Up His
 Combination.
oy catle to rue Daily Gateway.

New York, March S -It is rumored and generally believed upon what seems good authority that the inter- state commerce commission will soon officially direct the separation of the Southern Pacific from the Uuion Pa cifc, which are now practically under one management in the Hartman combination.
 It is understood that rival, of Har- rimanin the railroad world are in the move against him, and it is promised that another fight is on like that against the Northern Securities Com pany, in which JameSJ J. Hill lost out on his holding corporation to control three railroads. Hartman will fight the attack uppon him through the supreme court, and Wall street ismuch interested.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
JEROME SAYS
 EVELYN LIED
Claims Stanford White Was Not in Studio Night Girl Fixes
 as Her Ruin.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, March 9-Jerome expects to prove by Q letter written by Stan ford White at another place that it was impossible for him to be athis Twenty fourth street studio the night Evelyn Nesbit Thaw charges her ruin by White in that house.
 It is stated today that the Countess of Yarmouth has said that in the event of her brother's acquittal of Whites murder her family will demand that he abandon his wife.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SANTA CLARA ARRIVES
Brings Lumber for Railroad and Gen.
 eral Merchandise for Merchants

Steamer Santa Clara arrived from Seattle Monday evening at s. She left Valdez for Seward at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, but a heavy snow storm compelled her to lay-to at La touche during the entire night. The Santa Clara's Seward cargo consisted of lumber for the Alaska Central and general merchandise for local mer- chants. She sailed for Seattle at mid night Tuesday.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Thaw's rIother CoIIapses

New York, March 6-Mrs. Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw, took the wit ness stand in her sons behalf this afternoon. She laid her soul bare, telling of her sons heriditary insane tendencies. The strain proved toe great for the mother, who is well ad. vanced in years, and she utterly col. lapsed, and had to be removed from the courtroom.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SALVATION ARMY GENERAL
 TO CONVERT THE MlKADO
By Gable t0 The Daily Gateway.

New York. March Gen. Booth, commanding general of the Salvation army has arrived in New York from his headquarters in London. In 30 statement Co the press the general saN $ the army can and will accept tainted money, and divert it to good pur- poses. General Booth will proceed across the continent Co Vancouver, B. C., sailing from there to Japan, his specific mission being Go convert the Mikado to the Christian religion, as interpreted by him.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
DREDGERS FOR
 GUGGENHEINS
Contract Let for Building of TwenV.twO Huge Placer
 Mining Machines.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle. March 5.Thc Guggeuheims, who will operate dredges extensively in che kIondike, have just let the con tract for the construction of twenty two of these huge mining machines. On account of the car shortage the ar- rival of dredges already completed in the East has been delayed.
 William Leake, representing the Guggenheims, has purchased several claims in the Yukon from owners now here.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Bertha Sails Southward

Steamer Bertha arrived from Seattle Sunday afternoon. Stoppage at way ports delayed the steamer several days longer than the trip ordinarily con- sumes. She sailed for Kodiak next morning and returned Thursday, sail ing the same day for Seattle.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Will Be Total Loss

Seattle, , D. m. March 4-Late re- portsI from Tokio, Japan, state that the steamship Dakota will be a total loss. Heavy seas are running and pounding the vessel on the rocks. and the steamers sent to her relief are unable to render any assistance.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
ABANDONS DAKOTA TO
 INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS
Ry cable to Tlo Dally Gateway.

BY Cable to Tho Daily GatoWay.
 Seattle, March 9-The Great North crn Steamship Company formally abandoned the steamship Dakota to the insurance underwriters yesterday evening. James J. Hill settled with the insurers for $2, ,5OO,0OO.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SHED AT
 DOUMA SESSION
Czar'S Soldiers RuthleSSIy Ride Through Crowd of People
 Injuring Scores.
sy cnnle to rne pally aateway.

Sl Petersburg, March 5-The ses- sion of the second douma opened this morning. A vast crowd assembled in front cf the building m which the douma has it's sittings The troops ap- peared and rode through the surging mass of humanity, injurmg scores of people.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
STRIKE OF 15OO MEN
 CLOSES LUMBER MILLS
By Cable Jo The Daily Gateway.

BY OHDIe IO LHV OW1IV NUVV""5'
 Portland, March S-SiX of the larg- est lumber mills in Portland shut down today because of the strike of 1900 em- ployes for higher wages.
 The lumber companies have agreed to resist the demand and other mills will probably be closed by a walkout within day or two.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

Henry Deyo, chief engineer of the Copper River & Northwestern Ky, has resigned his position and will devote his time exclusively to his interior mining properties.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Dakota Pounding to Pieces

Seattle. March , Latest reports from the scene of the Dakota wreck state that the big liner is pounding to pieces against the rocky reef. All at tempts to release the vessel are futile
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

The Yukon, one of the largest rivers on the American continent, is navi- gable for 2,500 miles. It carries as much water as the Mississippi. It's mouth is ninety miles wide.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

The Hubbard-Elllott people have twenty-seven men employed at their copper camp on Knight island A wharf is being rapidly constructed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
CANS AND NELSON
 TO FIGHT JULY 4
By Cable to The Daily Gateway

Goldfeld, New, March 9-Tex Rick ards announced today that he has signed Joe Cans and Battling Nelson to fight July f in Ely, Nevada, for a purse of S3O,OOO.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
SOLDIERS GUARDING JUDGE
 IN KENTUCKY MURDER TRIAL
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Jacksonville, Ken, March 5-Gen- Lawrence has arrived with staSe troops to guard Judge Carnes, who is ofici- ating at the trail of eXjudge HargiS, charged with complicity in the murder of Dr.. Cox, prominent practitioner of this city. The citizens are wild with
 exciteuent and trouble is anticipated.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

Alfred Lowell will open up his placer ground on Lowell creek as soon as he returns from the mail trip to Tyonok.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Noted AdYenturer Never ReCOy- cred Health After Deposition
 by His Church.
REFUSED ALL MEDICAL AID
Educated for Ministry and Served in That Profession Before BeCOm-
 ing Religious Fakir.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Chicago, March 9-Alexander Dowie died this morning at o'clock in his house in Zion City. Following the theory of his religious faith and teach ings he refused to accept medical treatment and no doctor was ever sum- moned for him. The cause of death is believed to have been blood poi soning, followed by drOpSy.
 It has been known that Dowie was very weak ever since his return to Zion the last time but his actual con- dition was kept secret and only a few intimate followers were admitted to see him. He had been failing steadily ever since the war in the church which lost to him control of the church property and the church leadership. After his first collapse he seemed to rally for short time but never recovered his former vigor.
 Dowie was native of Scotland and was educated as a minister. He was a pastor in Australia for several years and then came to the United States. He located in Chicago and in turn operated as "healer," real estate bro- ker, newspaper proprietor and manu- facturer He founded a lace-making industry near Waukegan, north of Chicago, which developed into 'Zion. ' ,There h., proclaimed himself to he the prophet Elijah reincarnated. He was a very able man, though fakir.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

From Cape Prince of Wales, Amer icon soil Asia can be seen across only thirty-two miles of the Boring sea.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Expert Opinion of the Great Mineral Fields Contiguous
 to Seward.
SULPHIDE ORES APPROXIMATE
IedOeS FOuad Under RuSty Brown Cappin0 Formed by OXidilatiOn
 of Iron SulphidCs.

An expert opinion Of the Prince William Sound copper fields, coutigu- GUS Go Seward, is herewith produced:
 The chief ore of Prince William Sound is chalcopyrite 8 Sulphide of copper and iron). This is very gener- ally associated with pyrrhotite lmag- netic iron pyrite) and, to a less extent, with pyrite (yenow sulphide of from and marcasite; these iron SulphideS probably carry small amount of cop Der. Chalcocite was noted in one place near Orua. Secondary carbon ate of copper occurs aS a green surface stain: this is usually mslachite and rarely azurite. The alteration of the original copper sulphideS to form these carbonotes is a superficial phenomenon, and they occur at rvery near the sur face or along cracks within few feet of the surface. Occasionally small aakes of native copperare found in the upper parts of the veins; this is evil dently also a secondary mineral. Oxi- dation of the iron Sulphides has given rise to the usual rusty brown capping To the veins, but this exhibition, except along cracks. extends commonly only 2 few inches from the surface.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

S. A. Temple has given a bond on the five mining claims joining the famous Beatson mine on Latouche Island, to Chicago parties for S25,OOO, the first payment to be made at once. He has owned these claims for three years and the new town site called La touche is located on this propertY.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09
Lie In Zones

TEe copper veins now being project cd are mainly along shear zones. These usually occur in the greenStoncs or in their immediate vicinity. Not uncom- nonIy a shear zone agrees closely with the contact between greensboro and a layer of slate graywacke. This as- sociation of the ore deposits with the greenstoues is so pronounced that these igneou, rocks can be regarded as the original sources of the copper The shear zone, vary in width from few inches to several feet in one case a width of eight feet being reported. While in 80 few eases there evidently were along the shear zones open cavi- cie, which have been filled wjthmetal- Ifc ,ulph.aas and quartz, cine general condition, indicate that tine ore miner. al, have replaced the country rock, rather than that they wer, deposited in such cavities.
 Most of the prospect, show sheal zone, maU. aD Q. two rather o0,.ue. Isy.r,. One ], a layer of nearly solid ,u.pulda-. ur of taes. -uluhtdes mixed with som. quart. and country rock ta. other layer consist, oI ,hearg, rock. sometimes ,.uc.teJ. with a.>-e
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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-09

There is no known mineral which may not be found somewhere in Alaska.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-12-04
NEW BOOKS AT THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.
Fresh lusTallment of Some of the Latest and
Most Popular Works of Fiction

Fresh lusIalIment of Some of the Latest and
Most Popular Works of Fiction
The Smyrna Library Association has
Just received a fresh installment of
new works of fiction. They now &C.
cupy the library shelves and are as
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plete Amorist," Nesbit; "The Lion and
the Mouse" Klein & Hornblow; "Max
Farpus, " johnson; "The Opened Shut
ters," Clara and Louise Burkham; ga
Spinner in the Sum-" Myrtle Reed;
"SubIection of Isabel Carnagy," Fow-
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Weeks" Elinor Glyn; "The Younger
Set," Chambers; "Barbary Sheep"
Hichens; "Mam Linda" Harben;
BEST Man." Magrath; ''In Cure of
Her Soul, " Simson; "Undefiled, Mat
thews; "Malefactor." Oppenheim;
Running Water" Mason; princess
Virginia" Williamson; Traitor"
Thomas Dixon, Jr.; "Devota," Au-
gusta Evans Wilson; ''Bob Son of Bat
tie, Ollivant; knight of the Silver
Cross, Brebner; "Four Feathers, F"
Mason; "Circle," Katherine Cecil
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