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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

ard Il is difficult to see how tn
senator Is going 10 emerge from tn
,Tedicament In which he has beel
placed, without serious Impairment Il
his prestige and influl nd, as lead
ing Republican, II not to his priva''
character.
Whatever the outcome may be
however, the Democratic cause will
be benefited. II Mr.. Hearst sue
caeds in driving home and clinchine
his charges, as row seems probable
the establishment of an intimate con
, ction between the Standard Oil
monopoly and the Republican party
through tia medium OF one OF its
leaCers in the United States Senate,
is bound to react upon that political
organization and ALLEVIATE a large
number OF voters. who would have
cast III ir ballots for its candidates
had not the disclosures been made.
These citizens. in order that their
votes may be effective. will naturally
throw their support to Democratic
candidates, rather than vast. it on
Mr. Hea-st's party, which stands no
chance. OF success at the polls in any
event.
If. on the other hand, future de
velopments should demonstrate the
New Workers. inability to sustain his
position, the result would be to leave
matters as they were before the sen
sation was sprung. so far as SeNa-
tor Foraker's party is concerned, and
the Independence party would become
th, sufferer in the matter of votes
and prestigs by reason of the reac-
ton In public opinion.
As the independents expect to draw
most heavily from the Democratic
party in those states regarded as
pivotal. the inf renee may be drawn,
from thsir own calculations, that any
setback to the Independents would
spell an advantage to Democracy.
The news dispatches disclose very
clearly that the Republican campaign
directors, and, ir,I ed. Mr.. Taft, him
s,lf. are disturbed no little over the
published letters written by John ID.
Archbold, the Standard Oil magnate.
to Senator Foraker, in some of which
checks for large sums of money vi re
enclosed. 1t hasn't been made quite
clear yet for what purpose the money
wass to be used. but as no mention
was made in any of the letters al
ready made public, to litigation in
court, while bills pending in the Ohio
legislature and In the United States
Senate were discussed unfavorably by
Mr.. Archbold. the presumption Is tina:
thl. remittances had to do with legis-
la,ion, and were not in settlement OF
attorneys fees for representation be-
fore judicial tribunals. as Senator
Foraker alleges.
Dispatches from Columbus, o..
state POSITIVELY. upon the authority
OF a former assistant to the attorney
general of the state, that Senator For
aker was never known to the states
legal department as an attorney for
the Standard Oil Company, and that
til, senator has never appeared in
that capacity in the state or Federal
courts. This testimony would seem
to discredit Senator Foraker's con-
tention thst II was generally known
n his home state that the Oil con-
pany was his client for q number I
years.
All in all. the episode Is decidedly
entertaining. and the public will await
he outcome with keen interest,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

SONG.
Above the cise Of dark appear the
lances 81 the sun:
Along The rruuntin ridges clear MS
rosy herald run:
The yapsrs down the valley go
Like broken armies. dark ana
low.
Look Up my heart, from every
hill
In folds II rose and dafiohii
Tho sunrise banners ao~.
@ ny away on silent wing. ye bo'hs
owls oI night
10 ~cIcorne little birds that sing tn'
COMING In ~ light!
For ncw. and neg, and ever
rev.
The g'ldcn bud within the b'".
And ~yrry morning seems 10
say:
There's something happy on
the way.
Ard God ycnds love 70 y"u'
I-Ifcpry yn Dyke On ScrtbncFs
American tv-,.spe cacincs sbi "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

The public would now like to be
told whether Senator Foraker was
careless with his letter fiB,. Or Mr..
Archbold left his press copying book
lying around promiscuously.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

With the Washington Post admit
ting that Bryan has good chance
to carry New York. campaign pros
poets look still better.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

More trouble is ahead for the
charlottesville fall styles call for
greater number of buttons than ever.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
FOOLISH INJUNCTION TALK.

Men and parties do no good when they discuss the injunction question without knowing their subject Any discussion that tends to cheapen ir the untrained mind the idea of judicial integrity is bad for the country. Court properly administered safeguard tho peoples liberty and stand for simple justice There is no one tu say that the vast majority of this country'v judges are not honest and well equip red for the deHcat- and important Wor;t that is before them. They interpret law-the peoples law-on the evidence That the injunction has been abused may he true, but that the idea. safe guarded IS dangerous to the communi- tv is inherently incorrect.
 Tine republican and democratic par ties have handled the subject with care and sanity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
Met by Consul General.
BALDWIN SECURES SINGER.

George Baldwin announces to the music lovers of Nom, t'at ne has beor successful in engaging for one concert Miss Crystal Snow and Mis- pazic Stromstadt These talented young h
 dies have just finished a tour of the upper country and have met with marvellous success in the various Yu
 kon cities. Miss Snow Is soprano le@sina of wonderful range and ability while Miss Slromstadt is q piauis;e possessing talent and technique. he solo work being of the finest
 The Fairbanks papers say of Miss Snaw's concert, in part: Miss Snow has ar unusually wide range and cv- cry note is fuH and round and sweet from the lowest te the highest. Shr sang the air from Robert Le DIabIe" with great ease and power Miss Stromstadt is a brilliant pianiste. and the work of these ladies is a treat to finger long in the memory"
 The Dawson Daily News joins is American contemporaries in saying "'Fhe musicale given last evening wu- one oftho most enjoyable treats af- forded Dawson in months Governor Alexander Henderson presided and af one place favored with r. citation. The audience was the largest whicn has gathered here this year. Miss Snow won the affections of her audi enee for two reasons. One because of her sweet voice and the other because she is 9 northern woman having gr9wE from childhood in the land of the mid night sun"
 Miss Snow will be remembered as the daughter of Geo. T. Snow. inc pIon- ger theatrical man Of the Yukon. and she has the hard-earned distinction of being the first white child over the famous Chilooot Pass
 II is with great regret that Nr. Eald- | Sin announces only one concert of | hese talented musicians. but Miss snow leaves for Seattle on the North western. whence she will proceed to |
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Of All Real and Personal Property Be longing to the Seward Ditch
 Company.

Notice is hereby given that I. the undersigned trustee. named as such in that certain deed of trust dated De- tober 7th, 1907. fro mthe Seward Ditch Company, a corporation, To said trus- tee, which said deed of trust has been duly recorded in the office of the re- corder for the Cape Nome Recording District. District of Alaska. will sell. under and by virtue of the powers in me vested by said trust deed, al F o'clock noon. September lJ, 1908, at the front door of the court house of the United States District Court in the city of Nome. Alaska. at public que tion, to the highest bidder for cash, all of the following described real and personal property belonging 10 the said Seward Ditch Company. to-wlt:
 All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kougarok Mining anu ANtNpidAiiS DislTlcI or Alaska. viz:
 All that certain ditch. Hume and pipe line extending from the intake of said ditch, Hume and pipe line just below Dorothy creek on Nome river, down the right limit of Nome river tOAnyil creek, being about 3s miles in length. and known and designated as the Sew ard Ditch" together with all its later als. feeders. siphons. fumes. pipe lines and other water conduits appertaining. appurtenant and belonging to sail ditch system. together with all water rights acquired by appropriation by said Seward Ditch Co. and it's grant ors, Cabel Whitehead. Frank II. Thatcher. John D. Leedy. Dorothy Dobbs. John l.. Beau. H. T. Harding. Eugene F. Allies. and Milton E. Allies,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
WHERE WE ARE

That d.. ,aHe ef cIty arauertv win t,s Hfrf- t.sz fafs zalr man Iafm,rIs may h q rrefattat1a fact In sa=ze a--e af growth. hut | ts circumstance 0hlsh earh, avt ta errat-a T feeling ae uHs4zlHsss
 Every placer camp in Alaska has suffered -,,.ra'r Hts .aaIHss In tus hfst raee aaaa aea al raa-. and ua- daabteas from aaa eu,,,-aft#. aaaa .iai disturbance Rhaze dying r8mHlnr may -#l be heard. fl one concentrates what might be called the aral organs of his mind on il.
 Nor. Indeed. eau decrease iu tHa valuation of the merchandise in uae city ae considered calamity vnru H Is borne in mIad that tla withdraw ai- from business af some vIH mean uH Improvement H rn. condition af t#est= Who remain.
 In .ifr ar aff zHe n mH5- Hf aI. mitted Chat me ass .z ana af 5Ivan,.- HeHt and standing sul mae almost be regarded as ratrogressi4u.
 Eut this camp Is now uu the thre~- hold af a period N bigh will be fflugm nith tt. most important circumstance In tar near future iz fhr probability af the general exploitation of th- laN grade digging ia Che interior and more important tHa au tho develop. meat sf Inc quafiz rgsuursss which He one B4w regards a~ unworthy Inf the most serious attention
 There Is probably uat bsfsirt=s mls in Nome that would moi EiYr many hundreds uf dollars fn: a fampsc into the future Co a point five wears hauc. He believes claiUoyaucc ta that ,<- tent would mean saceess for hIm auI his
 All he can do. however, k ta adopt the tactics of the n eathcr prophets au, take note of indications The Gnau- cia1 weather vaHe at present can b, said to point to rough weather only iu The serse that 2 financial spherl,r disturbance means the changes Wrauebt by success
 In connection with such a matter tho most important indication. and one that. should be kepl in mind. ls that huo- dreds nf expert minsr- are now detrl-  opine lcders all over the Peninsula Let tt be remembered that such men are moi lahoring fpr ire good af th,ir health.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Michael Goldberg. his heirs and as- signs.
 You are hereby notified that the un- drrsigncd has expended more than th, sum of one hundred dollars CsI00l ou the following placer mining claim. for each of the years lauG and 1907. to-Rit. The Louisiana baneh claim. situated on the east side of Bourbon creek. tfib- utary ef Snake river in the Cape Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. And you arc further notified that fl you do not. within uinety (s0) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid fo the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- peudIture as eo-owner your interests In said claim win become the property of the undersigned. under section s324 Revised Statutes of the United States
 EMIL wELANDER.
 ROBERT wELANDER.
 Co-Ownera Date of first pub June 90, 1908. Date af last pub. Sept. 29. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ro all whom it may concern:
 You are hereby notified that tb, annual assessment roll for the yeai 1908 has been turned over to the clerk of Inc eits If Nome and that the earp anon council will. an the seventh day of September 1908 al p. m. in tn, council chamber in the Staples block Fl as board pf equalization and pub iiely examine said roll and correct all ,rr"rs in valuation. description or qua. fly of lands. lots and other property. If You have any objection to make to the assessment of your property. oe .any property, as the sam appears on said roll. 1t Is our duty to appear be- fore said board of equalization and have the same adjusted.
 All taxes on said roll will become d. linquent on the first day of october, 1908. and penalty of five per cent and interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum will be added to all taxe. not paid before said late
 Nome. Alaska, Sept. I. 1908.
 W. T. LUCAS.
 City Clerk and Ex-Omcio A
 sessor and Tax Collector.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
LONDON WOULD SOON STARVE
 IF BESEIGED

LONDON. Y Ttc curious starzrt eiaus have boon presenting m. r.asH stt= some aaHfaundtae HHua- e# eefnine LoHdaus population aH! s.#a would happen i tbe saar#s= IT -.iI E were cut aa.
 &eser m ths worlds History L,fafa f E said. has thrra haaH a hugo U.a= aaHit of between sIV Hud seNau uI= f#H= af people l#Hl gfa#s=s#af taE.sHe= HH4H HHa# af-a and entirely ds= reuduHt up1u IHeir food suIHiss faa. outside that area.
 London. which with itz outer rtues and including glas the number of wis. itars now present has present totaI elnse on seven millions. and Fraduea- nothing in the way of faaHstuns itsrff
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

to divert and apply Co a beneficial use the waters of Nome river and aH trib- utarIez Co Nome river. between the said intake nf said seward Ditch and Anvil creek
 Also that certain ditch. pipe line. Hume and water conduit extending from tHe Grand Central river to the Nome river divide. and known and designated as the High Pipe Line together with all the fumes. pipe lines. dItches. laterals. feeders and other water eonduits of every kind and de- scriptIon thereuuto belonging, appcr- taining or appurtenant also all the rights acquired by the said Seward Ditch Company. its grantors and prede- ccssars tn interest. by appropriation Co divert the waters of said Grand Central river and its tributaries. and apply the same te a beneficial use; also all rights of way and franchises and easements of every kind. nature and description appertaining. belong ing tu pr appurtenaut to the said "HiEh Pipe Line." also the right to continue said High Pipe Line" from Its pres ent terminus t0 Nome and vicinity. also all material now on hand for the construction of said pipe line
 Also all the rights heretofore ac- quired and conveyed to said Seward Ditch Co. by the Central Water Co, and H. T. Harding. J n. Leedy. C. n Lane q all
 Alsn all mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company. and all interests in mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company.
 Also all leases of mining claims avn cd by said Seward Ditch Company. ac- cording to the terms of which said leases the said Seward Ditch Company is not prohibited from transferring and assigning the same without the writ ten consent of the lcssors in said leases named.
 Also all rights of way and easements owned hy said Seward Ditch Company over mining claims.
 Also all horses, blows. scrapers, camp equipment, wagons. harness, tools. and mining and ditch implements owned ny said Seward Ditch Company.
 Also that certain lot in the tawnsltc of Nome District ef Alaska. known as lot 25. in block 5O together with all im- provemeuts thereon situate. and being the lot upon which tho Seward stable and barn Is now situate.
 Dated al Nome. Alaska. this 7th day of July. 1908.
 ALBERT FINK,
 Trustee
 Date of first pub July &. 1908
 Date of last pub Sept Q. 1anS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
TRADE AND COMMERCE.

The bank clearings of the nation fnl the fiscal year ending Aug (, were mol encouraging The losses from the week previous reached SlG5 000. .00O and from one year ago they aggregate s521. .O0O.OOO
 While half dozen cities in the en- tire country. or possibly ten. mad, gains, ranging from 3 Der cent to 14 the great majority of the S4 cities re- ported suffered losses ranging from 1 per cent to 37.
 While Los Angeles went down 9; per cent. her totals exceeded s9.000. 900 and while Tacoma reached S4.s10. .OnC during the week. sHe lost per cent.
 Spokane went to s5.7Si.oO0. and yc. lost 14 Der cent in comparison with tho corresponding week of 1907
 Seattle got rather lame. losing IS per cent on a total slightly less than ss.- UO0 DOC
 Portland as usual succeeded in maI- ing the greatest loss of all Pacific coast cities. failing to q per cent behind last wear with totals reaching s5.445.O 900.
 SEeSane led Portland by $340090 for the whole week. Indeed. Spokane is. entitled to second place in the clearing house of the Pacific Northwest.
 By and large the commercial reports by Dun and Rradstreet's show a slight inerease-but adverse crop conditions tended ta keep things "up in the air"
 While some industries are increas- ing their output. cotton spindles have been reduced In numbers since the last Times
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

.tf 1t N,re rasEIEG for London t, be be-
 ,a,d Fafi- was H 1>9f. and e1t aa from fae- communication with t=e Hlstslda HsTtf. starvation would begin ta make Iiz riHs falt at once.
 Es,N tHHt Laudau att- has tu b. lr.u-Ai .Hfa tha metropolis
 TH. neHf fef fhe breakfast rolls was =alde lfaH wheat which Iast year made eatdau tHa HIsH pairtrs ef western eaHIu tss W5fk and aGaam came ur from SHWaf=af. tE. rolled oats for DOT fI3sa Was imported fram the Umtz8 sfate-. The hacuu i- Dutch. the eees nauis the butter Narnau The fish yvere eau4HI in thr North S,a. The coffee ripeHsa an an Indian plantation Fha oranges faf tHe marmeIldr grew under ths hurHing sun af Spain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

timber vU bU abandoned.
 HHuurrIS ot wau are tsGtmg the flr ra 5.i std,s. hHt the james ar. Ieapine aith such #Ht4lty that their efforts ~te.m rH ia u-ef,ss uns report from fHa s.aHs tha frr ht~ 3rrru9rEr -1 thIr tE.s mt.s 1T tEe ble tr.as < trr rw,EN miles Irr and several WIIes wHl. has 1irIds been burned
 |u. Irr zsfefeJ a syrs#k ago iu camr Nn 9 er eH fHan Caastructtan Ca ~.rt t#e- t was .viurm-hed hut finally t ra, g4ed star, an.
 aert h,e#d sautra of the few mrr fighting it
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

The commissioners vHJ spend soac ume n sau Fanaiaea and then tour Ina Tinted EGates. calling attention td inc need af a e'hmcsa merchant marfa. fo promote trade Utb chma rHrn the crusade Ufn be carried through the countries of Europe.
 Given Banquet.
 Last night the distinguished visitors were teuderad banquet by the local chinese colony. The keynoteof the evening was the coming Chinese line of steamers. and from the tenor of the rr- marks il was easy to see that the gov ernment of tae Flowery Kingdom has decided definitely upon building such a line.
 Thr walls of Chinatown for days have been covered with flaming rcd posters inviting the Chinese here to aid in financing Che new line. and beyond doubt they waI. as the incep- tion of the line is but carrying out the boycott the Chinese have consistently maintained against the Japanese since tHe T1tsu Maru affair.
 Consul General Iusu Ling presided over the banquet
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors, beers and cigars ai lhe Northwestern Commercial Co. and will place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed in one warehouse. and We ask our friends 10 call and look them over Ne will guarantee 10 sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

STOCKTON cal Aug Flame that have been roaring through uHe for ,sts iu tas mountains in fHi= elsiuts for AoeE are tonight drawing a,8rr. md nrtrnr ta rag f1wuu yuiar,rle nH trees iu Touumu, county and uu.es tHs aIuj shIifs suddenly aam y.rs isa hours all hare at -afH= fhI- eref
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

Paris for completion of her musical education.
 The onlF concert given by these h. dies in Nome will be on next Sunday 1teni"i ir t.agi" all, where l treat + assured Co Neme's thoatcr gocrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
No t72

No. t32.
 tn the matter of The estate of John II
 Ashford. DcCeased.
 Notice Is hereby given to all creditors If the late John II. Ashford. deeeaSed and to all others whom it may concern. that the undersigned was duly appoint ed by the above named court in the above entitled matter. on the l4th day of August 1908 as the administrator of thg estate of said John IT Ashford dDrr7sea and has duly qualified surh administrator in conformity with law. and Is now performing the duties af hts said trust, and that aU persons having claims against the estate ot said deceased are hereby required [, present them. with Inc proper vouchers within six months from the date ot thi- notice. to the undersigned admin. istrtor of said estate. at the office ot the United States 0ommiasIoner ir Nom. in aid Cape Nome Precinct. un. der the penalty that claims not pre- sont"d within six months after the first publication uf this notice cannot bs paid until the claims presented within that period have been satisfied.
 Date af this notice. August 2f. 1aaS
 CHARLES F. ASHFORD.
 Administrator of the Estat,
 of John IT Ashford de ceased
 N-21-gS-4-1I-F
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
POSITION WANTED.

To go to Siberia or Alaska as cook Address Mrs. Carr. care Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
PEKIN OFFICIALS
 TO STUDY COUNTRY

SAN FRANCISCO. - Pan SSu-61 Ih. Id Ching Ticu Hsu shqa Lien. fm- rsHial commissioners appointed by the emperor of China tu investigate the progress in agriculture and manufae- turing in the United Stat--. and rrf- marily. to arrange for The Chinese steamship line that is now ta ruu from san Francisco to Chinese roras. at- tended by Wang Chine-chia. senior secretary ef the boar dof aericultura. works and commerce. Pan Ssu.CL h. seeeHd assistant secretary If ta7 haua and Li Ching Tien, expcctant Total ar- rived rom China on the liner SIbcta yesterday.
 Met by Consul General.
 They were met by the GHHese coas I general to san Francisco. and c.me with letters from the emperor ina; aaye them freedom of entry to the port with out declaration of baggage or pavmeut of any kind The commissioners are men high in the cabinet that ord, rs Chinese affairs. one of them the first named. being a nephew of Ii Hung Chang. and they Were greeted a,ta great respect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03
FOREST FIRES
 ARE RAGING

HUNDREDS OF MEN FIGHTING or ALI SIDES WITH WIND
 AGAINST THEM.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

F. 5raten, upholsterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

Remington Typewriter Agency. Pa per. Carbon. Ribbons Don A. Stew art. Nome Realty Bldg. Phone Main POS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

Mining Buckets at g.. Nome Sheet Metal Works 31-1Wk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
 ESTATE.

In the United states Commission IT Court Tor the Cape Nome Precinct in the Second Division of the I4a triet uf Alaska. sitting ls a Prub5a Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

lemp's Extra Pale imported Drafi Beer at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-03

Date Of first pub. July &. 1908. Date of last pub. Sept Q. 1908