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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
Miss Hope Chiles, OF Gilmore's Mills.
was visitor in town this week.
Big Stone Gap Social News.
Tsneeial to The Times-plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BIG STONE GAP, VA, May 23.-Mrs.
Eliza Barron has been quite sick for
some time with bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Cochran and son,
Thomas, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives at Charlottes-
Vile.
Mrs. I. c. Taylor has gone to Rad
ford where she will spend some time
visiting the family of Rev. j. a. II.
Shuler.
Hon. and Mrs. R. T. Irvine are spend
ing some time In Louisville, and other
kentucky points. Mrs. IRVINE is visit
ing relatives and friends, while Mr..
Irvine is looking after business in
terests.
Mrs. D. F.. Orr and Mrs. Malcolm
Smith are in Knoxville this week at
tending the annual meeting OF the
Holston conference of the Southern
Methodist Church.
Mrs. John j. Lloyd, who. with her
husband, has been spending some time
in other sections of the State In the
interest of the mission work of the
Episcopal Church of Southwest Vir-
ginia, returned to the Gap few days
ago. DIR. Lloyd returns Saturday.
c. G. Watts has removed his family
to Norton, where he has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the Nor
ton Coal Company.
j. G. Muncy and family left Tues
day for Los Tanos, New Mexico, where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Muncy has extensive interests in the
Territory.
One of the most beautiful luncheons
ever given in the Gap was that given
by Mrs. j. A. L. Minor on Thursday
afternoon In honor Of Mrs. NJ. A.
Davies. of Jersey City, N. j., and Mrs.
C. r. Blanton, The color scheme was
pink and white, which was followed
in both the decorations and refresh
ments After the luncheon the ladies
were entertained by some beautiful
music, rendered by Mrs. j. II. Mat
hews, Mrs A. G. Rogers and Mrs. p.
j. Prescott. The guests We're Mesdames
M. A. Davies, c. f. Blanton, John Fox,
S. Polly, Prescott, Sr.. q. ], Prescott,
a.. b. Rogers, H. A. w. Skeen, j. Fl /.
Mathews. I. c.. Taylor, Hyatt. H. L.
Moore, John a.. Esser, Mathews. John
j. Lloyd. d. II. Orr, .Chalkley.
DR.. r. A. Sproles. former resident
Of this place. who Went to Texas sev-
eral years ago With the hope OF re-
cuperating his health, has returned 70
his fathers home at Benhams, He Is
very Ill and not expected to live long,
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Suffolk Social News.
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SUFFOLK, VA, May 23.-The Driver
Book Club was entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. j. w.
Darden. AS the outcome OF a unique
floral contest. the prize. large bunch
OF roses, was awarded to Miss Lucy
Everett. There were refreshments.
Those present were Mrs. ]. w.
Donghtie Miss Lucy Everett. Miss
Blanche Williamson, Miss Regina WILL
Hanson, Miss j. Carl Wilroy. Miss An
ME Lee Jones, Mrs. e. L. Everett, Mrs
j. G. Eberwine. a. s. Hargrove and
j. 3. L. DeJarnette.
On next Tuesday the ladies OF OK
ford Methodist Church. will run au-
tomobile trips to all parts OF the town
Nearly all the local cars have been
placed at their disposal. and each of
these will De in charge OF female
conductor. who Will collect fares at
the rate of 10 cents ride.
Miss Laura Douglas, who has been
guest of Mrs. j. f. B. Holiday. left
Wednesday for Rock Hill. S. C.
Mrs. ]. L. Booker Is in Petersburg
as CUES, OF her daughter. Mrs. John
|Spooner Epes.
on Friday evening the ladies OF the
Presbyterian Church gave a picnic at
Ivy Lodge. about two miles out Of
town. They charged 25 cents a trip on
the autos, but served free refreshments
at the other end.
The Ministerlng Circle of Kings
Daughters made $500 on their tag day.
They had young women committees
working all day. and tags were sold
from cent to IS each.
DR.. w. W. Staley on Wednesday,
III lnN htar
Staley Cheatham who is on her honey
moon, and who then was in Mexico
Rev f. P. Miner. OF Norfolk. this
week visited his former homo In Suf-
folk.
Mrs. w. T. Bailey has returned from
Savannah. where she attended the
burial OF her father, o. B. Saunders.
DR.. Thomas RI. Barnes this week at
tended meeting OF the board of
visitors OF the Medical College OF Vir-
GINA at Richmond. He Is president
OF the board.
The suffolk Book Club was enter
tained "Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Alice MCGUIRE.
Mrs. Victor H. Browne of Norfolk,
Is visiting relatives at her former home
In Suffolk.
The ladies OF the Catholic Church
were entertained Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs e. j. Deyine,
Miss Fannie Barton, OF Maryland
Is visiting relatives In Suffolk.
The Sons Sonci Circle was enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Miss
Hattie Smith Mcleod.
Hon. Walter Jordan Is out after ar
illness of two weeks.
Mrs, J. T. Lassiter. OF Rocky Mount
N. C., has this week been the cues
OF her sister, Mrs. r. L. Woodward.
There was a benefit entertainment
last night at the town hall In Chuck
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INTERESTING FINALS OF THE
BEDFORD CITY SCHOOL
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~ IrEAIS II CNIrINN, u Al % II n G

Z BED FORD CITY, May 23.-The clos
ing exercises of the public graded
scnool took place Wednesday evening
at Belmont Theatre, Mr.. j, r. Guy, the
principal, presiding The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. John
Gray, followed with the singing by
the school of America" Mr.. William
Eubank. clerk of.the school board, In
troduced DR.. George w. Denny. Of
Washington and Lee University, who
delivered an able and interesting adj
dress on NECESSITY for Education
for the Boys and Girls of the Land"
Distinctions in the various rooms
We're awarded, a list tooslong for pub
5lication. A high school course has
been added, to the school since Mr..
w. r.. Abbot,EJr,, became superintend-
cnt Of, schools in Bedford which has
added materially TO, the value and
graduates Of the High School s. We're
Kyle ,NicCormlciSs Walker, Harris, Kath-
jarine Hatcher, Ola% Fisher, Nellie Fitz-
patrick, Myrtle Steele, James, Il NJ.
Berry. Jr, completetl the coprse, eX-
5cept for the mathe1nat rho past ses-
sion. Miss GeorgieS cGTalsog finished
tho full course, WITH the exception OF
Latin and INA hemntics w !5ES
Miss Wlllie Norman was prevented
by illness from finishlngf tho mate
MATES the past session S ss5s
The scholarship at the disposal of
tho High School to Washington and
I4ee University, was won by Kyle Nc
Cormick; the alumni scholarship to the
ssnTfss9es5 ssverslty, by j. N, Berry, Jr.;
the 5larship to tho " p. l., by
Waiter Harris,
Tho medal offered by the William
r, Terry CHAPTER, OF the United Daugh-
tors OF the Confederacy, for the best
essay on the life and character OF
Stonewall Jackson, WAS awarded by
the Judges to Kennith Graves, by Rev
Dallas Tucker, The medal offered by
the Peaks OF Otter Chapter, OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
on Virgnia's part in the War OF the
American Revolution, was awarded
Miss Geraldine Turner, and was pre-
sented to her by Rev. John Gray. Mrs
r, B. Ciayter, the regent OF the chap,
ter gracefully expressed he rapprecia
|. tion for the efforts of the competitor.
for the honor.
The exercises were interspersed Will
Ilpiano duets by Mrs. r. p. Burkett ant
Miss Ida Berry. former pupils ot I'll 81,
l.schooL NJ
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Week s News
at the V.P |.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

BLACKSBURG, VA, May 23.-Judge
George r. Cassell, of Radford. ad1RwRz =
ed the Agricultural Club. of tkn ?. p.
l., Tuesday evening on the sub4hN OF
Law and the. Student OF Agricultural
The speaker dwelt at some length on
the Importance of law as an asset OF
knowledge to every farmer, and urged
the members of the club to inform
themselves as far as possible on the
principles, of laws that the farmer is
most likely to have need Of, that In
this way he may make useful. intel-
tllgent, citizen, as, we'll as a farmer.
+ Messrs. Oakley and Crosby. Of the
United States Department of Agrlcul-.
ture. have been at the institute this
week inspecting the farm and expert
ment station, and consulting with Pro-
fessor Carrier concerning some pro-.
posed experiments In sheep-raising.
At a meeting of the freshman class
held this week officers were electd
for next year, as follows: President,
j. c. Chambers; vice-President. n. E.
Hale; Secretary. r. G. .Syfan Treas
urer, G.. I. Berkeley. -, s..
Mr.. C. e. Sugden, atstudent at the
". P. l., took the examination at Ball
timore this week for position in the
United States revenue cutter service,
and was the. only one Of a large nuns.
Der of applicants who was able3to pass
the physical examination and try tho
mental.
Professor l.. is. Randolph leaves this
week to attend the meeting OF the
General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church. in Greensboro.
N. G.
The next meeting OF the V. p. l..
board OF visitors will be held during.
commencement week. June 14th to
18th. At this time much important
business will come before the board.
among other things the election of a
successor to Or. Meade Fergurson, and
Professor w. D. Saunders, fwho have
Iresigned to accept positions as State
bacterologist and State Dairy Com
missioner. fsS}
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Berryville Social News
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l


BERRYVILLE, VA, May 23.-Mrs. E.
"A. Stevens, OF Hoboken. NJ j., is visit
Ing relatives and friends here.
Miss Estelle Powers has returned
from Glendora. Miss, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Winter.
for several months.
Mrs. A. P. Osborne has returned from
a visit to relatives and friends at Blue
mont.
DR.. H. NJ. Crow. who is now located
at Morgantown, W. Va, was visiting
friends here last week.
The double -header baseball game be-
tween the Berryville team and Blue
mont team on the Berryville grounds.
In the first game. score was is to 6;
the second. II to Z.
DR.. B. O. Grove has purchased the
building on Main Street. opposite the
post-office, and moved his Office into
1t. The Ricamore bookstore has been
moved into DR.. Groves former Office,
next to post-office.
Rev. Edward Wall, rector Grace
Episcopal Church. has been In attend
ance upon the Episcopal convention at
Fredericksburg this week.
Mr.. D. ". McIver, the assistant pas
tor OF the Presbyterian charge, deliver
ed his first sermon here last Sunday.
He is an able speaker and impressed
his congregation very much.
Professor ]. G. Kenneth, president OF
Shepherd College, Shepherdstown. w.
Va, has consented to address the grad
uating class and students of the Berry
vile High School on Friday. May Goth.
His subject will be Optimism"
A large frame building on Main
Street, known as the Thompson and
Ogden mill is being torn down and a
combination business and dwelling
house is to be erected In its place.
Mr.. a. B, Wyndhams house on Main
Street, is nearing completion.
There are quite number OF cases
of local interest to come UP In the Cir
cult Court next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
EXERCISES
: OF CAPE CHARLES SCHOOL,
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Z CAPE. CHARLES, VA, May as,--The
commencement exercises of the Cape
Charles High School took place in the
Country Club Casino,
Friday evening. May ed.
The following was the program to
be rendered: "Gysy Chorus. 'Topsy
Turvy" "a song by the pupils OF tho
first grnde). "Carrolty Nell ca play by
the pupils of the High chool grades,
tennis drill, High School chorus. pam
Itomfne, "The Last Rose of Summer.
medley OF national airs, An Inter.
jrupted Proposal" Ca play by the pupils
of the tenth gradel,'
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Bridge. The party took dinner at
.Iotel Central and luncheon on their

return trip.
Among those in the party We're ]. II.
Marstellar, Richard Mcdowell, G. NJ.
Armes. S. B. Pace. 1. w. Lawson, DR..
"A. A. Canady, Luther Webb. E. A.
Thurman. E. E. Micheal, John Way
nick, each machine carried number
of people. friends of the owners. Mr.
Davis made record run on his motor
cycle from Buchanan to Roanoke, a
distance Of twenty-five miles in one
hour and thirty-five minutes
Mr., r. A. Gillian left Wednesday for
Norfolk, where he will JON Mr.. e.
NJ. Nettleton, of Covington. on yacht
Ing trip to the South Atlantic coast.
Mr.. Gilliam will be gone about three
weeks.
Dr.. H. W. Dew. OF Lynchburg. Is
visiting DR.. R. H. and Mrs. H. A. La
tame, of this place.
Mr. John Dawson, of Newport News,
is visiting relatives in the town and
county.
Miss Halle Gillian. of covington. is
spending the month of May at Idle
Wild" near town.
DR.. w. G. Barker attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Virginia
Medical College, in Richmond. this
week.
Dr.. w. L. Conway left Sunday for
Norfolk. after spending tie week in
Buchanan with relatives.
Miss Charlotte Marshall left Thurs
day for her home in Charlottesville,
after spending the winter in Buchanan
teaching in the family of Mr.. c. B.
Johnson.
Miss Ethel Painter. Of Roanoke.
spent several days this week with her
parents, near town.
Mr.. Andrew Gillian left A1ondaX Y. FOR
Tennessee, after visiting relatives here
and In Covington, for the past week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

atuck. the proceeds going to White
heads Grove Baptist Church.
Miss Nellie Howell. OF Portsmouth,
has concluded a visit to Miss Ninon
Williams.
Herford cowling. OF Washington, d.
c.. this week visited his former homo
in Suffolk.
The Literary Club met Thursday az
ternoon with Miss Dora Britt.
George ". Murney. Jr.. has gone to
lAshev!lle, n. c., Tor his health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
Etna Mills Social News.
'IsneoIal TO The TImes-Dispatch. /

ETNA MILLS, VA. May 2s.-There
will be an entertainment at Hebron
Baptist Church Whit Monday, the Sth
of June, in the afternoon. Rare music.
readings and solos will be the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. siegfred. Of Col
umbia. Va, paid short visit to the
Mr.. Julian G. Powell was taken on
last Thursday to Virginia Hospital.
and was operated upon for append
icitis. While he is not out Of danger.
he is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Archie Powell and Mr.. c. j.
Powell. who have been Ill. are Inn
proving. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

The wedding Of Lieutenant Harry
Newton Cootes. Twelfth United States
Cavalry. and Miss Mary Lou Cooke
Will take place in Norfolk, Va. OF,
TUESDAY, May 2sth. In Christ Episcopal
Church at $40 P. 81. 1t Will be mil
itary wedding, and the colors OF the
cavalry will dominate the decorations.
Cooke, will be maid OF honor. while
the bridesmaids and matrons Will In
clnde Miss Emily Gibson, OF Concord,
n. c.; Miss Marguerite Taylor. of Nor
folk Mrs. Dot Elkins Currier, OF Pitts
burg, and Mrs. Edward Tayloe. Of
Norfolk. The groom's brother. f. Graz
ham Cootes. of Virginia and New York,
lowing officers OF the Twelfth Cavalry
Will accompany Lieutenant Cootes az
groomsmen Captain w. T.. Lftebrant.
Captain r. NJ. Caldwell Lieutenant G.
n. llimball and Lieutenant r. NJ.
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Buchanan Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
BUCHANAN, VA, May 23.-An auto
mobile party from Roanoke. consisting
OF over fifty people in twelve auto
mobiles. stopped over In Buchanan
Sunday, en- route to the Natural
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
e. Pullianl, near town.
Mrs. C. L. Kneisley and children
visited the family of Mr.. L. c. Kneis-
ley here this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
MISS MARY LOU COOKE.

most attractive Of Virginia girls has
spent much of her life abroad. She
Cooke and the granddaughter Of the
late John Dickson.
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Campbell 1r the wedding party there
viii also be Messrs. r. D. Cooke, M. II. |
Cooke, r. L. Dobie and Percy L. Jones,
OF Norfolk.
The bride-elect, who is one OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Professor L. is. Randolph leaves this
week to attend the meeting OF the
General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, In Greensboro.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
ELF0RS Is ID
 BE HANGED

The trial of Ned Eliors for the mur der of Emil Bergman near selkirk on about the 2Sd of May, began at Dawson on Monday and on Tuesday jury rem dered a verdict of guilty. Re was immediately sentenced by Judge Craig to be hanged on Tuesday, the 9th day of October.
 It is not probable that an appeal will be taken a' the evidence in the case was too strong and convincing to admit of even the shadow of doubt as to the guilt of the accused.
 The prompt arrest, tnal and convic- tiOn of the murderer is an evidence of the swift course oi justice in the Yu- kon.
 The condemned is Russian Finn up- ward O; sixty years of age.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
TWO EXCURSION
 PROPOSED

Mrs. Mary E. Hart, lecturer on the excursion steamer Spokane, who was in the city Wednesday stated that the Q pLcity of the boat has been sold out to the end of the season. She gave it us her opinion that another boat would have to be put on next season, II not this season, to meet the demand that has arisen.
 And this without special effort on the part of the company to advertise the advantages of the trip as summer diversion. Next year with the exposl- tion going on, 1t would not be surpris- ing to see three excursion boats on the run. Mrs. Hart is considerable of a boomer for Skagway and never fails to entertain the excursionist with the beauties of the vicinity ot the gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11

their short stay, expect to return south shortly. They "took a chance" in coming, not being under salary and the A. Bs. feel that a dance given ia their honor and for their benefit will meet with generous response, There will be good music and every arrangement for a good time. A movement is on foot to rig up a game with Juneau before they leave.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
BALL FUR
 THE A. 3. TEAM

Ad nee W n bs given at A. B. hall under rhe su-pices Of the Arctic Broth erhooi for ;he benefit Of the boys that played SO well iu the A. B. team. The young men who came up from the University Of Washington and who have made SO mluy friends here during
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
OF
 THE ELECTION

Al the special meeting of the city council held for the purpose last even ing the following were named as judges for the election to he held August II; Wm. Brit, C. H. ScheGle" and Chas. T. Moore; clerks, Fred Callermau and A. B. Town.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
IN
 M. [. CHURCH

Evening services will be held in the Methodist church for the two coming Sundays. There will be no morning services.
 This is the quarterly occasion upon which Rev. Henry T. Atkinson of Ju-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
JUDGEMENT AGAINST RIP|NSKI

Judge Guunison today handed down an opinion in the case of G. w. Hink= man, ct al, against Solomon Rlpinski, which involves title to a large tract Of
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
CONFESSION NOT ADMITTED
(By United Prosa.)

Grand Junction, Colo, July 1l.-Tho prosecution in the Adams murder trial has closed. The confession of the ac- cused made at the time,Harry Orchard made his confession was not admitted.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
FISHERMEN CAUGHT IN THEIR TRAPS

Mir. John N. Cobb, U. S. fish inspect or Is in the city having business before the grand jury, to convene next week. MT. Cobb, on Sunday last, hired a launch and made run among the fish traps to see whether or not the fsher- mep were obeylug the law which re- quires that the traps be kept open from Go'c'ock Saturday night to 6 o'clock Monday morning. or all he visited,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
LEAVES ALL ID
 MRS. CLEVELAND
(By United Pross ]

Trenton, N. J.,. July 1.-The will of the late Grover Cleveland was probated today. The value of the estate Is not given. He leaves everything to his wife.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11

neau, visits Skagway to hold services In the Methodist church. Sunday even- ing the service will begin at o'clock. There will be special music, and Mir. Atkinson will speak. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
A LANTERN ID
 SHOW THE WAY
(By United Press.)

Oyster Bay, July l1,-Judge Reid of Fairbanks, presented President Roose- welt today with an Invitation to attend the Alaska. Yukon Pacific exposition. The invitation Is in the form of a three sided lantern made of pure white leather.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
.BIG FIELD FOR PROSPECTORS

F. sherman ln town having have ot ledge he gena gold has been prospectno cer ~ silver elaine b h .L IL, group of claims trict carry high assays n and
 '' '''' 0"'"uS'S''' over tue out silver.
 looktr big mining country Mir Sherman or below he His property three miles south of to purchase Merrill Conrad but large batteries which that section Of country shows excellent stall this
 signs and he believes that better capacity 60
 ground summer this exoupment m stalled he expects see extensive de- development work and has Vpmen four foot ledge he Of silver big onate ore assayng SO In the all the pings de associated with Frank Bennett by Joyce carrying all kinds of values in copper
 h the section Mr. Sherman gold other Talbot and Wdn of this by proSpector
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
10 RAISE FREIGHT RATES

New York, July u.-In order to not be compelled to lower wages the rail- roads declare a necessity to raise rates on freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
FILIPINOS PLAN
 AN UPRISING
(By United Preos.)

Hong Kong, July u.-Accordlng to Fiipinos arriving here an lnSurrection against the American government is planned in the islands. Arms are be- ing purchased by the rebels who are well drilled and ready to strike.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
FIRE IN SEATTLE

Seattle, July l1-Fire this afternoon destroyed two blocks south of the red light district. This district was for a time threatened.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE
tUnlted Press 7eIeoraph-cabIo servIoo.)

London, July 1.-The comment of the newspapers on the action of the Denver convention the gamut of opinion Some say the nominee is strong Roosevelt while others say he is a joke
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11

and they were numerous, he found but one trap open aS 1t should be-and that was owned by @ man who had lot of others closed.
 The penalty is $500 or imprisonment for one year, or both, for each offense. So 1t will be seen the government looks upon the irfraction as a serious matter. The revelations will be laid before the grand jury for it's action. h r. Cobb is stopping at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
BRYAN PLEASED NITH RUNNING MAII
NOT SEEK REORGANIZATION IF ELECTED
tunIted Press roIegraph.caeI0 s0rvIo0.l

United Press Telegraphcabo seT'IeeQ
 Lincoln, Neb., July 11.-Bryan issued a statement upon receiving the of his nomination at Den ver saying he would not seek renOmination, elected He freely expressed his pleasure at receiving the nomination in the manner rendered him and thanked the atou
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11

land in HaInes, occupied for the most part by the plaintiffs and claimed by the defendant. The judgment is for the plaintiffs. The suit was brought for the purpose of quitting title.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
JOHNSON WILL TAKE THE STUMP
United Press Telegraph-cabIe servloe.)

St. Paul. July Ex-Governor Johnson, immediately upon hearing of the action of the convention in nominating Bryan wired his congratulations adding that he would take the stump to assist in his election.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11

The Bull Dog IS par excellence, call at Tony Dortero's for same.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
(Unit.s Press TeIegraph.cabIe 1servIee.)

Lincoln Neb, July l1-Bryan declares himself to be well pleased with his running mate and the platform. Many delegations have called him and he all that he believes the platform will win many republican vOte
 United TeIegraphcable servleo)
 Denver, July l1-Ths city is now making up for lost sleep. The delegates are leaving
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-11
ACCIDENT 0N
 THE NEVADA
CBy United PrOss.)

New London, July lO-An explosion on the monitor Nevada this morning resulted in one death and three men severely injured by scaldIng steam,