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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
NIGHT RIDERS
BURN WAREHOUSE
Associated T.ess,

Silem, Ky, Feb. 1.-Two hundred
masked night riders visited Discur-
burge, Ky, early this morning and
applied the torch to BENEFITS tobac-
co warehouse and distllery. Both
were completely destroyed. The loss
was about $4,000. The riders we're
from the direction Of Kuttawa and
Eddyville, Lyon county.
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Associated Press.

.Ao0UIdIVV ITEN0,
New York Feb, 5,-Harry X.
Thaw has demanded of his attorneys
that they take immediate steps to
secure his release from the Mattea-
wan asylum for criminal insane. Il
is reported that he demanded abso-
Lutte liberty but being denied this Is
willing to spend some time in prl-
vatc sanitarium where no can re-
coivo treatment to his liking.
Martin w. Littleton, Thaws chief
counsel at the recent trial, who IS
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
HORSE MEN.

Those who enjoy good horses
should call at the barn OF Mcknight
Transfer Co, and inspect a carload
OF Peaches and Cream" stations
shipped in by Abel & Gould. Of Chill
licothe, Mo. They are Percheron and
Shirer and the kind that are money
makers, OF the big type. They Of
fer them at prices and terms that
will please the buyers. 16S &C.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
Real Estate Transfers.

T.. Tom to s. c. Chapman, lots
II and II, block SO, Glenwood,
$607O7.
Guy Clifford Powell TO Mrs Dan
Powell 100 acres south of the Fort
Worth & Denver right Of way in sec
ton 81, block ?, A, u. & NJ, 81
S6S.66.
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Associated Press,

Associated Press,
Philadelphia, Pa Feb. 5.-Ten
thousand men have been laid Off
since December 10y the Baldwin To-
connective works Of this city because
OF a lack OF orders for engines.
Samuel VI. Vaulcain, a member Of
the firm in speaking of conditions
at the works, says, mo substantial
orders have come in since December
Where We formerly turned out about
sixty locomotives a week, we are now
turning out only twenty and in a
short time will have finished up all
our work, Theh unless we receive
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
is SUSPENDED
FOR The PRESENT
Associated Press.

ASbOClhleu lIsbb'
Washington, d. c., Feb. 5.--Pres-
ident Roosevelt today temporarily
suspended as public printer, Charles
A. Sdllings, and appointed William
S. Rossister, temporarily to fill the
duties Of that office The action
as explained officially, is to facili-
tate an investigation now being made
of the government printing offices
by congress, Rossister now ia chief
of the census bureau,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
Declares u Dividend.

Associated Press,
New York, Feb. 5.--The American
Shelters Securities company today
declared a dividend of " per cent
on preferred stock aud | "A on Sec
ond preferred stock. This Is the
same as the last dividend.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
A THOUSAND
men TO WORK
Orders From New York War
ranted The Co. in Increasing
Their Force
Associated Press.

AssoCdted fIesS,
Philadelphia, Pa Feb. 5--A thou
sand men, formerly employed by the
PENNSYLVANIA Steel company at Steel,
Pa wore called back TO work after
an idleness Of more than a month.
Rush orders from New York for
structural material for municipal
buildings and orders for rails from
New York City Railway company.
warranted tho company in incrcas-
ing their present force to $500 men
or about 40 per cent OF the nominal
force.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
VIII BE Announced Tomorrow,

Associated Press.
Toxic Feb, 5,--rhe appointment
Of Viscount Sinzo Aoki, ex-ambassa-
dor to Washington, as priyy coun-
cillor will be officially announced
tomorrow
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
LAID HIS NECK
ON The RAIL
Jap Deliberately Chose Death
Under the Wheels Of the
Train

81 saw that 1t was man with his
neck lying across the rail. i'm
mediately sounded the whistle and
set the air in emergency. The man
made no effort whatever to move aud
the engine tender, baggage car and
combination car passed over him. ~
Thus does Engineer Z. p. Robinson,
of southbound Denver passenger
train No. . describe the killing OF
the Jap in the yards cast of tho Den
yer roundhouse yesterday morning
Testimony Taken at Childrcss.
After the crew on the passenger
train yesterday morning discovered
the accident and returned to the
station here to give the alarm, they
proceeded with the train to the end
of their run at Childress Yesterday
morning Justice of the Peace Hol-
man, as coroner, was unable to get
their testimony in regard 10 the Kill.
ing but by arrangement yesterday
the membcrs Of the crew who knew
anything about the killing gave
sworn statements before a notary at
Ohildress. These statements were
forwarded here, so that the crew
would not he obliged to lay off a
day to attend the inquest,
Engineer f, p. Robinson was the
first to be examined and he stated
that his train was leaving the yards
here and was within about a hun
drcd feet of the yard limit cast Of
the roundhouse yesterday morning,
when he saw an object alongside tho
rail on the left hand side. At first
he was unable to distinguish what
the object was but when the train
was in a short distance OF It he dis
covered that it was man and he
describes the killing in the words
quoted above.
Could Not Have Been Asleep.
Brakeman Ed Lyons was the first
man 10 get off The train and reach
the body of the man. He found that
the fore part OF the mans face was
cut completely from his body and was
lying on the inside Of the south rail
whilo his body was on the outside.
These train mon with Conductor Jack
G. Cunningham who was also OK
amned, call attention 10 the fact that
extra 202 northbound had passed the
spot less than ten minutes before and
that the man on that account could
not have been asleep.
Conductor Cunningham found,
when he reached the spot, that the
Jap's hands were cold, but that his
body was warm. The mans overcoat
was beside the body along the track.
Conductor Cunningham took the lit
tic pocketbook containing $685. and
small pass key and gave them to
roundhouse Foreman W. +. Dewey,
who later turned them over to the
coroner,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
POOR WIRING
SUPPOSED CAUSE
Associated Press.

Colorado Springs, Colo, FeD. o.
A defective electrical wiring is sup.
posed to be responsible for the fire
early today which threatened the
First National bank building. The
flames were first seen in the Ashby
jewery store from which they spread
to Helbrook 4 Perkins clothing store
and the Weir toggery, The losses
aggregate $4,000.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
Dies OF Heart Trouble.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Denver Feb. 5.--,Iudge Grauview
Penleton of Pennington, a. NJ, died
yesterday afternoon at his room in
the Markham hotel Of '"ar .roublc
Age about 90.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
MINISTER OF
WAR STILL LIVES
Associated Press.

A5aOVIdItU FTGSs,
Lisbon, Feb. 5.--There Is no truth
in the rumor current In Berlin yes
terday that an attempt was made on
the life of the minister of war; A
new cabinet at its initial session de-
cided to order elections and to in
woke parliament at the earliest pos.
sible moment Franco has annomc-
ed his retirement from politics but
his followers will attempt to continue
the party he organized,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
LIMITED TRAIN
IN THE DITCH
Associated P-ess.

Associated P-ess.
San Bernardino, CAL Feb. THE
westbound Los Angeles limited on
the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad which was wreckr
last night at Petley station seven
miles from Riverside, Is lying in the
ditch at an agile of forty-fiye de-
grees, All the cars left the track.
One passenger was killed and four
injured.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO we'd were issued yes
terday by the county clerk TO the fol-
lowing couples
George i. Coleman to Miss Annie
Lahey.
Il. j, Baugh 10 Miss Georgia Clark.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06
FORTY-FIVE
BELOW ZERO
ASSOCIATED Press.

Ballston, n. Y, Feb. S,--A new
cold weather record for this section
was made today when the mercury
dropped TO 40 degrees below zero.
Continued cold caused great suffer-
ing among the poor.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06

r. r Smith, OF Washburn, was In
town on business yesterday.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-06

Henry Bryans Kentucky
OF
made other mistakes that
indie % m a tariff refor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
BESIDE Ceuta
UN FAKIG POR Los AIRES.

Pese IL leyenda, los nlbros son to-
lerantes para con las ideas Y rehglo-
nes ajenas, siempre que Sc respete la
|saya; SON amables, ingenuos, origlna-
les Todo csc legendario fanatismo
rencoroso salvaJe de que sc les cree
en- Europa empapados es una ticclon,
IN adorno tartarinesco, que han anadl-
10 al cuadro, los que por terras de
Marruecos han andado, EN- su afan de
encontrar notas de color Algo seme-
jante la navajo de las lgas de las
espanolas
Unos cuantos humoristas propnsie-
ron al fakig De la Compania de Mo
ros Tiradores que subieran en- el glo-
bo, que ALI hay con motivo de las Es-
cuelas Practicas de La Escuela Cen
tral de Trio, desde su barquilla can
tara la eancion que al medic dia en-
tonan los muecines en- 10 alto de los
minaretes de todas las mezquitas. Y
. la idea fue aceptada, entire sonrlSas
socarronas, por el saeerd0te mnsulman,
tranquilo. bondadoso, reposado, unien-
do q La seduction de sn ARE patriar-
cal el enigma indefnible de su mirada
serena Y opaca.
La manana rebosaba algeria, un
sento fresco y seeo, venido de Espa-
fla, agtaba el globo pronto d elevarse.
I'll fakig salt6, apoyado en- los solda-
dos, al interior de la cesta, Y tras 81
ell eoronel Wives; POGO despues comen-
zaba la ascension Y cuando estuvo
unos cien metros el fakig, con voz
frme segura, dijo las liturgicas pa
labras FL publieo siguio atento, i'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

FL senor Roosevelt sera algo mas
que un simple colaborador. su ofici-
na estara en- las de "The Outlook" Y
esperamos que Sc encuentre en- cons
tante y frecuente consulta con el cuer-
po de redactores Su posicion sera
analoga La de un ingeniero consul
tor que es llamado a prestar ell bene-
fIclo de sn experIencia al cuerpo de
ingenieros encargados de una gran
obra como la del Canal de Panama.
Pero Ia direction editorial de "The
Outlook permanecera sin alteration.
La collaboration del seiior Roosevelt.
aunque editorial en su natnraleza, es-
tara firmada con su nombre sera Ii
bre inmodifieable expression de sus
convlcciones perSonales En- ocaSiones
el lnterts vaIor dc The Outlook"
aumentara por la franea discussion
entire este peri6dico y su tistingmdo
asociado.
No, considoranos felices de c,ntar
con la promt - de cooperation de un
americana tan tnlnente en- las puai-
dadnszdireetas cue posee Theodora Roo
Sc, elt altos ld~ales, extraordinaril ra-
pidez y ump'ltud do juicio, gran pre-
vision. uua fllcsnna poll -ca funuan II.
tai progressta sabiduria practica
para aplear los grandes principles
circunstanclas presentes u pasadas
hsss l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

C!ntna!0gra!o ! ileralu!a

In grnpo de autores franceses, al
frente de los cuaIes figura et ilustre
escrltor Henri Iavedan, Sc ha cons
titoido con el exclusive ohjeto de es-
criblr obras especiales para cinemat6-
grafo
En- Berlin ha sucedido una cosa pa
recida. FL aplaudido dramaturgo
Boeten- Baeckers, diriee una circular
d todos los autores alemanes, para
que former tambitn una sociedad de
obras hterarlas para cinemat6grafo
FL proyecto comprende la construc-
elon de M teatro oad hocD para esta
clase De espectacuos
Estamos, pueS en- visperas dc pre-
senciar un nueyo aSpecto de la litera-
tur4 escenica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
nero 525

presionado, el episodio, bufo para
unos, impregnados de melancolia para
otros, y para los menos, simbolo de las
conquistas del progreso.
Cuando volvi6 pisar terra, el fa-
kig estaba un POGO pahdo, en- su vie
jo rostro aleteaba una beatitud inmen-
81. Acababa de romper un eslab6n
mas de La leyenda del fanatismo de
la intransigencia moruna No fue 81
solo quien di6 ejemplo, unos cuantos
moros que marchaban sus aduares,
despu6s de haber vendido sus mercan-
cias en- Centa, quedaronse parados,
sin asombro III ira vieron sahr al IA
klg de la canastilla. Con mucha me-
Los extrafeza, desde luego, que la eau
sada en- Madrid por el atasco de un
CAIRO.
Preguntado por ell captain Garcia
del Vale, que hacia de int6rprete,
acerca de sus impresiones Sc limit6
lamentar no haber subido mas alto
por causa del mucho viento, y 6 SON.
reir ligeramente cada vez que para fe-
lcitarie lie apretaba alg1n europeo la
mano, una mano ancha, regordeta, ru-
gosa, mas de campesino que de sacer-
dote.
Mas maleable, mas flexible, mas ODE
diente, mas agudo que el viejo fakig,
seguramente no 10 hubiera sido ning1n
enropeo. 7, sobre todo, no hubiera
sabido conservar su aire humilde, mo-
desto, de indiferencia ante 10 sincere
de la calurosa acogida que obtuvo su
calma, hbre dc toda afectaci6n ante
10 desconocido.
Cesar JUARROS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
CRONICA De NEW YORK
(para 81 BOLETIN MERCANTlL)
Ell ETERNO ROOSEVELT


hace tempo que no seria insensible al
reclamo de los amigos que quisieran
llevarlo al Senado; que su nnica obJe-
ci0n al puesto seria por razones de que
su successor 10 obligara d una posici6n
hostiI. Elegido Taft ha desaparecido
esta objection. Es su amigo, ha sido
su criatura en- la gestacion que 10 CO.
locara en- La Presldcncia, presume como
ccrla tan intimamente QUE no abriga
para 10 future Fl menor tenor de dis
crepancia, en- el Senado, seria podero-
sa ayuda para ell representante Official
de "su politica," tiene dereeho por el
domicilio la misma distinction que
Root
Por cual de los dos prominentes neo-
yorquinos Sc pronunciara La Legisla-
tura7
La respuesta es obvla.. FL Estado
de Nueva York Sc muestra orgulloso,
con FL orgullo regional que es tan VI
vo en- este pals de que m hijo suyo,
aue por raras cuaidades ha llamado
La atenci6n del tnundo eonmoyido los
cimIentos dc la propia exlstencia na-
cional, haya flgurado en- la alta esca-
la en que Sc ha movdo Roosevelt.
La Legislature conraria con toda Ia
simpatfa del Estado al nombrar Roo
sevelt para que 10 representase en- RI
Congreso. Su nombramiento seria por
aclamaci6n. No habria IN solo miem-
bro de La Asamblea qneMse atrevlera
N feo delito Dc disminmir rs grardes
merecimientos del clndadano que ha
mostrado de modo singular Y ruidoso
la capacidad de los hijos de Nueva
York para desempenar los primeroS
cargos de la Republica.
Ademas. hay Ell clio un desagravio
para el prominente hombre pnbhco.
FL oponente De Mr. Root i la posi-
ci6n de Senador IS el ex-Gobernador
Frank Black, personaje inflnyente en
la politica local, antique amigo dc
Roosevelt su enemigo ahora.
go. I'll Gobernador Black fue el
encareado. por el Colegio Electoral. de
notlficar Roosevelt Ell 1904, su elec~
cion de Presidente Pero de entonces
i aca han cambiado sus sentimentos,
ha sido opuesto la politica desarrt-
llada por aquel y en- una reunion re-
ciente. Ell Carnegie Hall. cuando esta-
ban mas inflamados los animos con Ia
lucha electoral, pronunci0 un notable
discnrso en- apoyo lie la candldatura
de Taft, pero condicion de que no
viniera ser un successor polltlco de Ia
extravaganza desaciertos del actual
jefe del Executive. El discurso fue
recibido con protestas, pero el ex-Go-
bernador es hombre de accl0n, con ami
gos simpatizadores con sus ideas, con
prestigio personal Y el que siempre
queda del pasado por el Poder, en-
pugna con Root, en- la Legislature. no
podrlan preverse las consecuencias.
Els para este caso para ell que los
admiradores de Roosevelt cuentan ha-
cerlo el mas fuerte candidate: un ter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

81 exISte algun h0mbre que pueda
considerarse dichoso por ell interes que
despserta su situaci6n al separarse de
rn elevado cargo de honor y confian-
"a. ese hombre sc llama Theodore Roo
sevelt, Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos de America hasta el 4 de Mario
de 1909.
Y 81 hay alguno cuya devotion a
eiertas atenciones haya sidO mas rul-
mosa, en- ell mismo per1odo, a sus in
Hereses monetarios, profesionales y po-
aiticos, ese otro lleva ell nombre de
Kzihu Root, actual Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores de esta Repnbllca.
Cuando Mr. Root fue lIamado al Mi
nisterio, dirigia un bufete de la ma
yor importancia sus ganancias anua-
aes sc sumaban en- centenares de miles
de pesos, como abogado de las mas
S6lidas corporaciones industriales,
Abandon6 esa nina por la carga de
los deberes delicados de su empleo y
La meZquina remuneration que paga el
Estado, insuficiente para la represen-
taci6n que inpone el puesto. ri re-
snltado ha sido que 81 no arruinado,
el honor de ser Ministro ha mermado
de tai modo la fortuna de Mr. Root,
que hoy le preocupa, por su familia
IA Reconstruction de aquella
Pero no es este solo Cuando Mr..
Root ocup6 ell Ministerio, sus anteee-
dentes poiticos y su personalldad en-
q nartido republicano. L. -dahan relic
YES para aspirar ser Presidente dc
"a nacion. Sc lie considerable general
mnente una posibilidad presidential"
"A POGO fue penetrado en- la sombra ii
que 10 destinaban la polltica de Roose-
welt la preferencia de este por Taft.
Abogado anteriormente de las corpo-
raciOnes que la Administration per
seguia, su participation de responsible
asdades en- los actos oficiales, 10 mutt
aixaba de dos modos: como inconse-
Cuente a su conducta professional y
como inapto para presentarse i los
~0tantes, manteniendo y representando
principles que su silencio de Ministro
habla contribuido socavar
Las aspiraciones actuales de Mr.
Root, seg1n de publico St afirma son
Ia de volver su profession despues
del de Mario, en- que cesan sus com
promises con ell Presidente, la de
hallar recompensa sus sacrificios
politicos en- una poltrona del Senado
Residente de Nueya York; habien-
do hecho dos campanas oratorias Ell
sbsequio de los hombres de su partido
aabiendo contribufdo poderosamente d
Ia election reelection del Goberna
dor Hughes, d la election de Taft y dc
Una mayoria republican, en- la Asam-
Aaea legislative del Estado; estando
para cesar el periodic del anciano Sc
m2dor Platt, todo parecia ser favora
BILE q su descanso honorifico en- el Sc
aado de la Rep1bhca.
Pero he aqui que de nuevo cIerrale
ed paso hacia esa meta su grande ann
go ell Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Zero en- discordia que aquietaria las
hostilidades y Sc sentiria muy agrada-
do de la derrota de su adversario, por-
que han dolido mucho al Presidente
las censuras del ex-Gobernador
De modo que, por directa interpo-
sici6n de Roosevelt por indirecta
consecuencia del deseo de sus adic-
tos de que no sc aparte de la vida p1-
blica, las desventuras del Ministro Root
no han terminado todavia. La SOM
bra del grande amigo es para el como
Ia del manzanillo.
No solo los politicos Sc han preocu-
pado preocupan de la posici6n dc
Roosevelt al abandonar la Casa Blan-
ca.
En- el pals del reclamo, la prensa ha
sido la primera en querer sacar pro-
vecho de su gran nombre y de In au-
rcoa De singularidad personal dc que
10 rodean sus cualidades.
Al anunclarse XII viaic al Africa to-
dos los periodicos ilustrados Sc apre~
suraron solcitar su collaboration,
ofreciendo grandes sumas por cada ar
tlculo que escriblera.
LEGO decirse que hubo empresa
que le pagaria un peso por palabra,
sin limitaclon en los temas Y por CO
laboraclon continua Los representan-
les lie las mas ricas no prcsclndieron
lp s,se ~ofipitu1pe nj aim Jpsnatte he
w S1s So'''''"',tS ~ "un "espo'S oe
s"o''' q'e = eS''''"'s n%o'" a,,p
'''''e' - p'"i 'o' w
s"1'n'
.A''''" = "''''''a q'' = ''''''' 90 "
q ID CARR" ''o'''9''g" 'sSp'eS i's
"e1e - : 50 '','a ''' 80 go ''.'''''I =
anuncio nor !, m;umo ;naiea II med;da
an nna - ast,,,a est. resolnr,hn o,a
pareee final pues l. impedjrfa aceptar
ntrns ofracim,entos eomo Il del Rec.
taradn ia H. rn,vars,dad H. Harvard
|daSannenado durante enarenfa amos
nor Il eah,o nrof.sar Eliot Raasevelt
ina alnmno he Harvard = a nresentar
~ ranuneia aoua henpmarito sprvidor
a. j. e,eneia j. J.. napsaaa an II na-
p, o,,a l. snstitnva noAona eada ms
t,,nto asl n.fs enns,dara como honra
nron,a l. am. slranzan en- II vida MI
Mica i nrnfesional Ios one ham xalidn
a. sns sn1a.
la inP'eSa ai"I e'i''n"a que ia i'Ja'
do q lo1ofo oe ho"SeTeit' - ~ ecu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-31
N, peet's Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 3l. - One of the noblest appeals ever made bv man was made today by President Rooscvclt when he sent special mes sapc to congress calling for justice for the Worlingmcn of the country and foI the punishment of interruptions rich.
 The intensity of feeling manifested i, the message was such that the wrt- ten words seemed like last despair ing cry for help. The document made q profound impression and will prob ably be ranked among the great his torical productions of the country. It vas received at noon and consists of 2.0O0 words
 It's first important uttcrance was an appeal for the passing of an employers liability law which will stand the test of the supreme court and render every employer of labor liable to punishment for any carelcssness that exposes those working for him to danger on that subject the message declares that tn" workingman is as much a part of the state as the rich man. and that his only hope rests in just government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-31
ROOSEVELT CRIES OUT FOR
 JUSTICE FOR THE POOR

were their real ownership known.
 This country must have some pl"- lection against such corporations" the message continues, and congress + bound to see such protection provided
 Then are suggested some means by which the government supervision Of the corporations could be made au rt- fcctiyc weapon for good, especially for the upholdiug of the property riGhts of the individual.
 Tine administration itself is also dealt with. and the message says that the government should be no rosmctrr ut persons and should not permit wealth to rescue Wrongdocrs from the cuu~r- qucnccs of their own acts
 "Dishoncsr corporations must h' camrelled to respect thc laW." couclud- ol the message. "or the country must degenerate instead of reaching a great CT elevation. Let congress give th' president full power tn act and all th' plotting and machnations of corrupt wealth shall not prevail in it's fight against honor and unsWcrNing justice Cleanliness and drccucY in financial matters the people of this country dr- mand. and cleanliness and dccrncy arc only the demands of iusticc.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-31
GOLD
 IS FOUND
PROOF OF A SHERlFF'S GUILT COMES AFTER NEARLY
 THIRTY YEARS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SIDNEY Ncl4 JHu 3l Aft'r nearly thirty years proof has at la-' been found that ShoIo was the thief wno lobhcd the pa.ur cypress n"a' this place in 1880.
 one hundred and Ny'wy thousand dollars was the amoum m-t at tho lime. but mot trace "f ifs where abouts could be "h,atn.i Shcrin Ma- Ca1hy who owned -'la"u at th, time here. was sr-r,.oa1 of ha'iua some part in the rohh.. but sufficient proof n,1rr existed to tn-ury his a- rest.
 Thus lu. matter remained through all the years mti! yesterday when tn. s,d"ou owned at '&c t.nr of the rob hrry h, Nccurthy Was bHrurd down and two gold bricks vrr. found in fhr debris
 That they ,r. part If rh, bullion -n.'- on k evident
 McCarthyS present loGtjou i- moi liuoWu hut he is probably d.ud