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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
Nuggets speclai Service.

DALLAS H.s. 5a a..... ... most r.ssIHH#H #asasHass cured lH Jas H5-.rs .ae.I#- .I.. ...a place a-t HieHt aaa b-Gaa- .au- en,eltiau of ono tHeutu ..af. Ta Smith l u,zra at -aasas fut-t.I r.. death lt the stake
 Tn. Hegfa a8= aHfe=faaE Hva deputy s.aun ou 4 charge t.#eHaHse Ht-- p,aaly. af tIHta HE. 5##=...r .r a V,altHE H#asfaaH #aH a.. thc officers 7ysu# 47##I . mfuatrd m=G # l=e fsE.... .a.. from tugH
 II was at Grzf planned ta hang tH. prisoner hut tha sff- luther al4 among sha ara4ta. aud .Had. a ra-h for thr prisoner. aIeGns him severely. but was restrained 8aH mHaruG further punishment prominent mercantile man saHs---a crowd stating rhat HaHaiHs a#- 5f e4-tl.gt. tao good for trc iuuuu9H ulal- who .l4IF fled t.eir uHHe1 raz- uaa nu,-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
BRYAN RIDES THE GOAT. Nuggets Special Service.

OMAHA. Neb. July eS. - William Jennings Bryan. the nominee of the democratic party for tho presidencv. was admitted to secret order recent ly organized here and known as the Knights of Ak sar Ben. The order i- composed entirely of business men. ana 9 4 thought that they will have some political influence.
 The boy orator of the Platte showed no marks of the horns of the goat after the initiation was over.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
MERRY WIDOWS PLAY BALL Nuqqet's SpeeiaL Service.

SEATrIE Ju2 -s. For oaIuy u 't'-r .#t.i. f'5= sfHs U-fH.Hu tHr Mrut Widows. Woman bau team, and thc ."rai jaIuHese ulyerz. Haz just about 'ar limit.
 II has be.H HHHt years sine. tne .H= h5Er htd I rtaHcr to -,r nh, 0.uH.r slhIeaid tp=sal and hltted by '.Ha. Haeetz. aHa aHH the game Aa fareieaI II the extreme tHr crowd enjoyed fh Har afrH. EIoon.r- fu h.t. fha NHFJ5Hs
 tt. hlt. Iai+ 4f airor- and much hi"mars constituted lhr amusing f-a- tunes
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
SEEKS TO BOARD TRAIN
 AND DIES UNDER WHEELS.

RiCIIMoN. JulN 2N .- George Stan lt years of age. son uf Ira Starr. N1e Clinton str I, EaSr Oakland. Was killed
 ,raf t'' Effa rg.Ug |. board a
 He tfatH lg gsaalm Aiu Wu- Ha Eaff MI a a.aH ta sai4ltf. -iHf te eNEeefet Ha obtain work ut I|,aHa f.#t.
 faHg Sfafr leafed faf the train hi He48 struck post ta aai.a Ielia+ st.5# ha2 H. sEas hurled bs he impast Under tHa wheels of th. train.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
INSURANCE
 ON ELECTION
Nuggets Special Service.


 SEATTLE. July a8. - The local agent "i I.l"yds. the London firm of un- dorwriters. has been authorized to write insurance against the election of Will liam Jennings Bryan to the presidency of the United States. The insurance policies are being issued in the ratio of one thousand against payment of four hundred and sixteen.
 There is some talk here of calling the attention of the local prosecuting attorney. Kenneth Mcintosh. to the matter. as tine insurance plan is re- garded as another form of gambling on the election
 Many policies have already been is- sued by the company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. JulN 2N That Cordova "f.I haFe sabIe connection with the "Hi-Idr "ati within six weeks is now practically assured, the cable ship H'fa-'da having Ieft here this after H"pu f"r tHa purpose of laying a sub marine Wiee between that port and Valdez whore connection will be made
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
t,leonk CEN 6aL
STILL SIZZLING

SEATTLE J9e tlan l.a rr- '.t.. If 4=H= ta-# tr tHetH u.. iFu ".a. t.e Aa..a ga-al aIrtrt s,II h.. ...e.# #H= z#=a =.s5=a.H 1a aH rHJ
 N s'r Hre### uWa. neither faction
 HHHz -Ha.Hars E WII-
 aH##.H# HsaHt. iirlIa'ur H-- -.H..- II. Iai1ssfs that ue can got aeasa G.aI H aH=fsHa + H, can Nryst -.a-la- aaa- lH--t aHHe tHe latter | H. a.t a5 aHd build tho aH"- la taa fHae II Hrlau. WuI gIt tan#Hs obstacles in ui-.uat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
BURNSIDE STARTS
 WITH CORDOVA CABLE

with the government cable which now conducts a large amount of the com munieation between Alaska and Se- .attle
 The captain of the Burnside stated before leaving llat if no unusual ob- staeles are encountered. the cable will he iH working order about th, middl. of September
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
TAFT RESTS ON SABBATH.
Nuggets speelal Service.

ttNttNNtTf. July % - Tart spent quiet sunday unh his family. see ns=ao visitors and enjoying much needed rest. In tac morning he at- Episcopal church
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
FOR SALE

X Mining Co. stock; 2S6GG shares solomon River Hydraulic X Mining stock Few hundred shares Alaska Chief Min ing stock. Ne have number of second hand typeWriters. Columbia, Bar-Lock, Remington and Densmore. Have a good sewing machine in per feet order. for sl5. Houses and cabins, furnished or un- furnished. for sale and rent. Ne have some splendid buys in town lots. houses and cabins. also busi- ness property. Placer claims for sale and to lease. Are you desirous of a dredging proposi- tinne
 1000 shares Canyon Creek Gold Mining Company at 40 cts. Encyclopedia Britannia, 2s volumes. With index. cheap.
 Notary. Auotioneer. Collections. WANTED D-To rent. Piano. Bovey & Davidson. Steadman ave
 BOVEY 6 DAWSON.
 Real Estate and Mining Exchange. 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
Nuggets Special Service.

bENNE1; J4ys The Weeten Federation of Miners. now in convcu- tiou here. this morning passed ii r.-p- hutton authorizing committee ta rru- der ituaueiai assistance ta flur Al.NI- cans who have been arrested at L.s Angeles. caI. 7u # asrraHt charging them wiu hafia= melted revolution in Mexico.
 ENiraaitiea fapers hate beru secur- rt. bul f9. #aa H#H#fH#=. .zafI# Hir, ar af- 'Hru.F t a44aHea a4 corpus Ilucr. I.se Hfat.H
 The ms#a.H at iH. =4aiaa -eH4t.a ..ti iria he intention ar 1. hral
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
ALASKAN AUTHOR RETURNS.
Nuggets speeias Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 ~l-Ait H-t-4 1#za E X H5-frn ar- ived i"day from aa extended hunting and fishing trip throughout Alaska. He brought back many handsome bear skins. and during the time spent in th. north collected much new material for his novel upon which he win resume work
 While in Alaska he was the recipient of many oyatinns frum his friends and other Aiaskans HIp have found pleas ure iu his iaIe= If the carly gold fewer.
 Beach tett te8ee8te- agan-f .hr man HH1 sold Am l4gi. ar de4z sup posed to be bear dogs, but which were only poor specimens Of the caninus familiaris species.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Counci every Tuesday and Friday.
 PRoSSER 6 MccUNE.
LOST.

Saturday evening. a souvenir brooch of Nome. Finder please leave same at Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
WESTERN FEDERATION
 ORGANIZING MEXICANS

T. l- MaA. Federation Dl Miners ah"tts the A.Nteaas &h" f"iIua nine ing for a living. and tu extend the ju- ri-dietiau of lhe Federation to Mex i,, aud Canada
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

W. W. Sale will engage in searching of records. abstract and notary work. legal papers, etc. Office with c. D. Goetz. Front street. Phone Main 1S7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

The City Bath House is now open for business. M. O. Solberg, proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

Scraper teams for hire. 214 First avenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.

lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

Bennington Typewriter. nearly new. sale or rent. Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Main POS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

WAGONS aul basket slcighs. Pros
 ser's Harness Shop. 1 mo
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
LOST

SiX-iReh eaiIiper square between SandsIit and Reeds machine shop. Return tp Reeds shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

6latz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29
FOR SALE.

PILGRIM River Roadhouse. Apply
 Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

eiatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

FOR SALE = Two room furnished huuse, S225. Thrce-room furnished house. $i10 139 Third street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-29

Granite Mining Candles are tn. best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court of Appeals opened Its ses-
sion at Wyiheville, yesterday, Judges
Cardwell, Buchanan, Hsrr'son and
Whit.le sitting.
Attorney General w. A. Anderson
presented petition for the rehearlng OF
the Norfolk poll tax case. No motion
was made or petition dled by Judge
Blackstone, ncr has any counsel In The
CAGE ye! arrived. :,
The following were the days proceed
ines.
N1rfolk aud Westrn Rsilsay Com
pany vs.. Davis Admor, argued aud sub
mitled.
Dowell, administrator VS. Cox, argued
and submitted.
Igauhoe Furnace Company vs.. Var
ginis and Tennessee Telegraph Com
pauy. ct al, removed to Richmond.
Miller, trustee, ys Town OF Pulaski
removed to Richmond.
Town of Wythesille VS. Mamie L.
Wadley, argued and continued nntp to-
day.
Next cases to be called; Equitable
Life Insurance vs. Ketls. Stevenson W
w. NJ. Ritter Lumber Company, X. w
Shreye vs.. Norfolk 4 Western Railway
Company. Livie +. johnson Va. Tsz'
Smith, Nash ct al vs.. Yellow Popula
Lumber Company, making all on TIT
docket from the TweDtJ.secoud Circuit
Writ of error Was reinsed In the Price
case for the Corporation Court OF Char
lottesyillA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
CARS DYNAMITED.

The disorder that has marked the s'rlke
OF the Chester, Pa, Traction Company
employees for several weeks, was renewed
last night when three OF the compauy's
cars were blown up by dynamite, Two
cars were wrecked on Ssville avenue in
L idystone, and third on Media diVls-
lon outside The city.
The car 81 the Ia ter point was blown
to pieces, and when squad of deputy
sheriffs reached the scene they arrested
the crew of the car on which there had
been no passengers. Neithtr the motor
man nor conductor had been injured,
and they were taken into custody
pending an investigation. There we're
Two passengers onppe OF the other cars,
but neither WAS hurt.
The crews of two of the cars fed
across the field & escape the strike sym
psthizers. While on their way to the
scene several deputy sherifis were at
tackled by foil ,wers OF the strikers.
They we're compelled 10 draw their re-
yolvers to drive eff the mob until rein
forced by a squad OF thirty officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
News Of the Day.

The price of steel bars hss dropped
"a a ton, to $2S, the lowest slice De-
cembtr, 1904.
John HAYS Hammond, of Msssachu-
setls, the wealthy mining engineer, Is 8
candidate for the republican nomination
FIR vice president.
The District Court of Appeals yestsr-
day decided that the employers liability
act. which was declared unconstitutional
by the United States Supreme Cont, is
valid In the District OF Columbia.
More than 100 new stables on the
Cumberland race track, ct Cumberland,
Nd, besides several other buildings,
vera destroyed by fire yest,rday after
noon. The loss is total, as there was no
Insurance.
Mystery surrounds the shooting o.
Miss Amanda Weltengcl, dsught o.
Harry O. Weltepgel, millionaire Goa
operator, al the home OF her brothtr-ln
law 1T Charters station, Pa. She was
shot while seated in ssing in the ysrd
Rev. DR.. Frederick J. Kinsman, PRO
fessor of ecclesiastical history in ih'
General Theological Seminary OF thu
f 9iscopaI Church, New YORK, wa
elected bishop OF the Episcopsl Diot es'
of DELAY are st Wilminet III today Il
succeed the late Bishop Leighton Cole
man.
A frepziCd mob Of men, women aut
Children that packed the Third and d.
Lancey ltrHts police station, Philsdel
phia, yesterday, made a violent but inef
fectunl attempt t. snatch Thomfs she
Der, an Italian, from the hands OF thu
police 81 he was about to be srraignt'
before Magistrate Carey TO answe
charges preferred sgsinst him by fou
| girls, whose ages range from 10 TO Il
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03

Ellis 10 person, will INTRODUCES 1t to the
committee Oh resolutions, OF the repuo-
liean palionrl convention. Its merits
will be seconded by Representative Bur-
ION, of Ohio, who is to nominate the
Secretary; Senator Hopkins, Of ulinor,'
whom The Taft men want to be MADE
chairman of the resolutions committee;
seustc r Long, Of Kansas, and Frank d.
Hitchcock, eastern manager oil the isi1
campsigu-all of whom have hsa a
hand 10 its construction. Very niue
has been revealed as t. the character OIL
The platform. further than the inllma-
ton that the tariff revision plank Will DC
almost the same size and shape as ths'
Ia the Ohio platform.
Willis J. Abbott, about whom some
doubt exists o. to whether he Is the Oh
| fetal or unofficial representative oil WI
| liam Jennings Bryan, started for Lincoln
TO-DAY. After a cor sultation there with
| his chief, Abbott will 90 to CHICAGO. hs
states TIA, Bryan already has 55S dele
gates. and not less than AZ whom ~
| terms as "friendIy." There are yet nj
teen States to select delegates to 'ht
democratic convention. "Of these,
saws Mr.. Abbott, "there Is hardly one
that is not to be safely regarded Is sur
| TO send BRYAN delega tion."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
TO SUPPORT BRYAN.

The ArkaDaa9 democratic bthte cOnfeu-
on at L tile Rock ye, / lay bound the
delegalfs u Denver u supptrt Bryan.
Today the result of the primaries for
Stat Off GERS will be rati fed, pl.t'trm
ABORT d, and national commit eeman
elected. At the opening session a res'
nlution ellcgislic Of the late ex5enst r
James X. Jones was adopted by q rising
vlte.
The delegates IT large TO the national
convention ara United States Senst r
J mes p. Clarke, George W. D)nsghey,
democ ic mnee for gov rlof; 0 O.
Ludwig, secret, ~ of state, and james
II. Harrod. Of Little Rock.
Senator JEFF Davis, candidSt for dele
gate st large, received only 1873 votes
out of total Of 595. The delegates
elected compose the so-called adminiatra-
ton slate.
The subcommittee of the strle central
committee appointed TO investigbt4 the
contest between w. 3. Goodwin and II.
Minor Wallace for the domination for
Congress in the Seventh district iePt red
10 favor of Wallace.
A resolution providing for State. wide
Prohibition was presented by Rev. W.
L. Amis, of Hot Springs, but 1t received
such small support that 1t WAS sent 10
the commit ee on resolutions, which Ia
taken TO mean its ceftsln death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
TOday's Telegraphic News.
Maryland Democrats.

Baltimore, June 3.-When the MARY
land Safe democratic convention met at
noon today in the Auditorium Theater
patty managers we're determined that the
delegation from Maryland TO the national
convention at Denver, COL, should go
uuiustrultsd. While there Was some
Gray sentiment created. the leaders we're
apparently mora favorable to Gov. John
son than u the Delaware jarisl. There
are 1913 votts in the convention, Of (which
the Bryan adherents claim 81. Sixty
five votes is a msj ty, and this number
is control ed by the snti-Bryanit,s.
The platform adopted, among other
things, declares for immediate tlr,f re-
vision, untquivocal States rights, and a
government within the c0rst tuition. IL
Aays the republican party fl its extrav-
ags nee aud for its failure to enact beeded
legisli on at The last session OF Congress.
Oae Of the principal and mort significant
planks declares that che reiteration BY
| the democratic national convention o.
the real rinciplts Of democracy is o.
more imp rance than the individual who
shall be nominated for the presidency"
The delegates at lsrge as fioally select
ed by the convention sre as follows:
Governor Crolhers, State Treasurer
Murray VAndiyer. Com reasman j. +,
10. Talbot, and Attorney General Isaac
Lobe strsus.
The district delegates will be com
posed almost entirely Of organization
men, with possibly two except ons, and
those will be Bryan meD-Senator Blai
Lee, of Montgomery county, and s. 5
Field, Of Baltimore city.
| In spite of esr0esL appeals, the drif
OF the platform prepared and submitted
to the leaders contained not even men
ton OF the name OF Bryan.
1t is now quits certain that the dele
CATION will 90 u Denver uninstructed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Nav YORK Stock Market .

New York. June S.-Price move
ments during the greater pant tf the
hour we're in netrly all cases 10 the
lowtr figures with heavy selling coming
from many sources. As the hour ended
the stock rallied, moving up l-s from
the lowest. At the end Of the fret hour
there we're many stocks in which de-
velOped, among them Chesapeake and
Ohio which showed a net gain OF IA
The sharp recovery tlst was In Trl'
gfess at the end of the hour was follow
ed by another reaction, but ne lowest
range reached did not carry Irices below
the level of the frat few minutes and 81
midday buying again caused another re-
cOVery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Murder and Suicide.

Wilmington, Del, June S.-Michael
Emory, 25 yesr,old, a Well.to-do grocer
WAS shot and instantly killed by an as
ssssin while putting on his shoes at
O'Clock this morning. The assassin after
killing his victim r.n t. the third door
of the house aud sent bullet into his
own brain, causing instant death. The
assassin had been hiding in closet 10
the room awaiting the awakening OF his
victim and killed Emory at time when
the latter had no thought Of danger. The
murderer Was q Russian Pole known by
the first name Of John. He Was % years
of age and WAS a former employe Of
Emory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Virginia News.

A infringe license was Issued In Wssh-
iDgton yesterday to Robert l.. Layton
and Fenia NJ. Smith, both OF Manassas.
The postofices Of DrAkss Branch and
Herudon will be advanced TO the presi-
Dental clsss July /, the postmaster at
brakes Branch to receive q 81, 100 SALE
airy and the postmaster at Herndon
81, 300.
Mrs. Henry Weston Price, of Rich
mond, announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Mirgsret Elise, TO Mr.. Robert
Randolph Turner, OF Fsuquier county.
The marriage will take place June IL in
Richmond.
Mr.. Thomas Fits Latham, Of Prince
William county, and Miss Margaret
Hamilton were married ye,t ,rdsy morn
log at Ashen Hill, tbs home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. Edward
A. Hamilton, near stauutou.
Misc Maggie Thomas, of Fairfax
Court House, and Mr.. George F. Meln'
turf, of Tennessee, were married yesler'
day by Rev. DR.. MeKIm in Washington.
The bride Is daughter OF tie late Judge
Henry w. Thomss. The wedding wa
quit, small and was celebrated With sim
plicity.
Prof. Eric Miller, Of the government
scientific service, and Misc Mary moore
| daue hter Of Mr.. and Ms A. Moore, jr.t
were married Monday night al the home
of thu brides parents, at BeHysille
Rev. Edward Wall rector Of Grace EPls
copal Church, officiated. The groom Il
ct .tioned st the government weather. eta
ton at Mount Weather as an expert
His bride Is the daughter OF one OF thu
leading lawyers Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
KILLED BY HIS. WIFE.

Adam Strsch, giant 10 size and
strength, WAS Yesterday shot aud killed
By his little and much abused wife I
their home, at Pringle Hill, near Wilkes
barre, Pa, because he tried to best her.
She bad been bet ten frequently, desert
ed only short time ago aud often had
u support their seven little children.
Ye, t,rday, when he came home drunk
aud In a nasty t,mper, she rebelled for
the fret time and refused u Let him In
the house. This opposition aroused him
to pitch of fury, he battered down the
door and swore lhit he would freak
every bone In her body. She stood st
the tip of the steps awaiting him with
his revolver in her hand. The sight
stopped him for mOmett, and she told
him calmly that IL he came up the steps
she would shoot him. He laughed al
her, repeated his threats aud sfrIng up
the steps. She t,ok deliberate aim and
shot him when he was few feet from
her, the bullet passing through his body
and hurting him down the st'ps. She
called in the police and neighbors, ar.
ranged for the care OF her children and
was yesterday afternoon, when Strach
died, taken TO Jail. Au eh'r. will he
made 10 have her released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
dream Causes Suicide.

New York, June S.-Aittr brooding
over the story of q dream in which his
twelve-y ear-old daughter had seen him
lying dead, Henry ttjen, prosperous
electricsU, had the child repeat the story
of the dream to him, and then kissing
the tot good bye, went I, Fort George
Park, Brooklyn, late last night and sho!
himself TO death. His holy was found
today. Luttien, twice q widoger, was
about TO MARY sgain. Business re-
verses, which lhrsstsned t. delay the
marrisge, srs thought 81 have inspired
the dead, which was probably hstteued
by the childPs dream.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Verdict Opened,

New York, June 3-The special YER
dict of The jury which heard The suit
brought against Senstor Thomas O.
Plat, by Mrs. Plaips lawyers TO recover
money which they had advanced to pay
her pressing obligations WAS opened
today by Jus ice Ford in the plaintiffs
favor for the Toll amount. 10 NOvem.
ber 1906, senstor Plat signed az sgree-
ment whereby he was t. pay his wife
$40, 900 and give her an estate near
Highland Mile, this st u. The suit
decided today arose over The incurrence
of bills by Mrs. Plat bttween the
separated couple before the signing OF
the agreement,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Claim AIIIson's Election .

Dubuque, To-, Jane 8.--AccOrdlng to
statement given out at the Allison
headqusrt,r, early this morning Senator
AIlison's msjority over Governor Cum
Minis for the senate rship in the Stste
primaries yesterday will be from 10, 600
u 10000. Returns are comiug In
slowly. The Oummins campaign COM
mittee does not coDcede AllIson's elec-
ton, but refuses TO give out figures.
They declare the ssu will be close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Rxelxn,s Suit for Damages.

New York, June S.-Ohargiug that
the testimony of Mrs. EVelon Thaw 10
The trial of her husband for the killing
of Stanford White had made her no.
IorIous character, and that mech doubt
existed as to The trnth Of her statement
that White administered drugs 10 her at
the time of the offsnse she complained
nf, James b. Regsn, manager OF The
Kuickerbocker Hotel, who is being sued
for s25, 900 damages by Mrs. Thaw for
being ordered from the grill room of the
hotel, has made answer to her complaint.
Regain says Mrs.. Thaw's presence was
objectionable to his patrons and that
her frequent company with f. K
Thomas, unsccompsnied by the lstterl
wife, "caused much public comment and
scandal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03
Suicide of TeI'er.

New York, June s. While a line OF
patrons waited at his cage today Charles
O. Muir, paying t,lltr of the Forty
second SIR Ct branch of the Corn Ex-
change Bank, went IL t, the bssemer I oi
the building aud shot himself 10 the
head. He was hurried to hospital where
be died few momet t. Later. No res-
son can be assigned fer the suicide. OF
ficials OF the bank say that Muir had
beeu with the company for 20 yesrs,
was one of the most trusted employees
and that there was ntthing irregular in
his accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03

The latest news about the republican
national convention is that the TAFT NTH
are con6del OF his nomination and The
anti TAFT people ire certain be Is de-
fested, with the balance Of power In the
hands of the committee who decide the
contested delegates.