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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28
ARE ENTERTAINERS.
0ratorio Company Will Ap-
pear in Richmond Fri
day Night.
LARGE SUPPORT PROMISED.

1t is not often that Richmond people
are given the opportunity of hearing
four such voices in an evening as are
brought together in the distinguished
oratorio company which appears here
Friday night. Everyone of its men,
bers is an artist Of established reputa-
ton who, in the great musical festi-
walls Of America. and In innumerable
concert and oratorio engagements
have called forth storms of approval
from the most critical audiences. 1t
is believed that this effort to present
the best music by the best artists will
not only commend itself to music-lov-
ers, but will also be accorded their
support and cooperation.
In the company are Miss Florence
Hinkle, who has clear, sweet, fiex.
ible soprano voice, and it is also true
that to her vocal possessions she adds
personal beauty.
Miss Adah Campbell Hussey, who
has matchless contralto voice, coup
led with winsome face. graceful
style have combined to make her one
of the most conspicuous figures in the
world Of music.
Miss Louise Davidson, pianist; Mr..
Reed Mill, tenor. and Mr.. Frederick
Wheeler. bassbaritone, will also ap-
pear with the company.
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AUTOMOBILE IS
DEVELOPED IN FLAMES
Harry Lands and Family Have
Narrow Escape.

While en- route in their automobile
to Union City. Sunday, Harry Lands
and family met with an unpleasant
experience and the loss of the body of
the machine. When only few miles
from Union City the mechanism went
bad and Mr.. Landis proceeded to make
an investigation. He was at work
under the car when it caught fire and
suddenly became wrapped in a mass OF
flames. Mrs. Lands and a child were
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Kidnapped Lumbern1dn Tied tod
Tree and Made TO Sign Check

Mt Vernon. Wash. Oct. 2S.-While
driving to Mt. Vernon from his lum-
Der camp, about fifteen miles from
here, Edward English, a wealthy lum-
herman of Mt Vernon, was held up
and kidnapped by lone robber about
three miles from town The robber
forced English to make a note payable
at a Mt. Vernon bank for 5000 and
write the following letter to his wife:
Il am held up and kidnapped for
$1,000, and 1 am threatened with hav-
ing my ears cut off il the money is not
forthcoming by tomorrow noon. For
Gods sake, make all haste Show this
to Mr. Hannay and solicit this sum"
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Hannay is connected with Mt. Yer
non bank. The robber. within two
miles Of town. handed the note and thu
letter to passing traveller. telling him
that English had been injured in
runaway, and to take the missives ts
Mrs. English
This the stranger did. Meanwhile
the bandit left his victim tied to a tree
evidently intending to return to him
In the morning to see IL the ransom
was forthcoming. English. however
managed to break loose from the ropes
and make his way 10 the home Of
Henry Day, about two miles from Mt
Vernon, where he telephoned his wife
and Sheriff Harmon, OF Skagit county
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TWELVE COUNTS
ARE DISMISSED
Morse and Curtis Score Big
Victory

New York, Oct. 27.-The first count
Of the indictments against Morse and
Curtis, on trial, charged with violation
of the national banking law. was dis
missed by Judge Hough, in the federal
court, Tuesday. This count charged
the classifying of reports to con-
troller of the treasury and it's dis
missal is considered a decisive victory
for the defendants. Eleven other
counts out of total of 20 were also
dismissed.
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DESIRES FREEDOM.
Mrs. Thomas Charges Husband With
Cruelty.

Fora K. Thomas has entered suit in
the Wayne circuit court VS.. Frank
Thomas for divorce and custody OF
child. Cruel and inhuman treatment
and failure to provide are alleged in
the complaint as cause for action.
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the Country club house. Bridge whist
was played at three tables.
- - -
Miss Dorothy Vaughan is visiting at
Cincinnati.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. met yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock in the Commercial club
rooms. A number of important bust
ness matters of interest to members
were discussed. A number of COM
mittees were appointed, consisting of
the following: Executive, Boys Work,
Visiting, Social and Entertainment,
and House Committee. The auxiliary
will serve supper on election night in
the Coliseum and later luncheon will
be served at lunch counters, suitably
arranged in the spacious building.
Reports from the sales of tickets to
the Y. M. c. A. and Earlham lecture
course were made.
y - -
Yesterday at a meeting of the Fed
Grafton of clubs at the Claypool, In
dianapolis Mrs. o. P. Kinsey, presi-
dent of the federation, declared the
interests of the American women now
center in communities" rather than
in the home.
At one time she said. woman's du.
ties were purely domestic and that
her chief topics of conversation were
about chickens, butter and eggs"
More than four hundred members of
the State Federation and the Indiana
polls Federation clubs attended the
session.
Mrs. Kinsey declared the home to he
the most important part of the life Of
the American woman, but she does not
believe the woman is confined so
closely to her domestic duties as she
was once. This. she said, is due to
change of conditions in society,
which instead of binding ner to her
home have gradually drawn her to a
wider field of activity, until now the
GROWING glory Of the husband" finds
her chief joys and activities in the
community and prefers to entertain
her guests in clubs rather than in her
own parlor. This change, Mrs. Kin
sey believes is a matter for rejoicing
rather than thing to be dep!ored.
- - ~
The wedding of Mr.. Halsey Mar
chant and Miss Fara La Fontane. OF
Cheyenne. Wyo., will be celebrated
this evening in Denver. Colo The
young people will come to this city for
few weeks visit with Mr.. Marchant's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marchant,
east of the city.
- - y
The following is an account of the
reception given yesterday for visiting
guests, who are attending the state
meeting of the Federation of Woman's
clubs which is converting in Indian
apolis:
| Mrs. Edward F. Hodges, president OF
| the Indianapolis Woman's club. enter
| tanned the officers. delegates and visi-
| tors Of the State Federation of Clubs
at reception at her home from 4.3G
to o'clock. Mrs. o. P Kinsey, presi-
dent of the federation, received with
Mrs. Hodges. and others in the line
were Mrs. Kate Epson Clark of Brook
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MARSHALL BETS TAKEN.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 2S.-More
Watson money appeared on the bet
ting boards today. Odds of 10 to
9 are no longer offered on Mar
shall. Not only was all the 10 to
3 money taken on Marshall today,
but the Watson men came to the
front with even money on him for
the first time in two weeks.
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SOCIAL EVENTS TODAY.

The Penny club is meeting this af-
ternoon with Mrs. J. A. Nicholson, 125
South Tenth street.
Mrs Frank Bell is hostess for a
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society Of the First M. E.
church this afternoon.
Mrs. Wickham Corwin is entertain
ing the members of whist club this
afternoon at her home on North
Twelfth street.
The Home Economic club is meet
ing this afternoon with Miss Mariana
Stubs.
Central Aid society of the First
Christian church meets this afternoon
Mrs. James S. Collins and daughter
Jennie, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Sarah D. Starr of North Tenth
street and Mr.. Alex s. Reds family
of Spring Grove, have returned to
their home in Columbia City, Ind.
- - -
All members of the First Presbyter-
ian church are invited to attend the
annual Guest Meeting" of the church
which will be observed tomorrow ev.
ening at 1880 o'clock in the church
parlors. A musical program and ster-
eopticon views of India will be a, fea-
ture Of the evening.
- y -
The Ladies Aid society of the South
Eighth Street Friends church met yes
terday afternoon in the church par.
lors A short business session was
held after which the hours were spent
at needlework. Nearly all the mem
beers were in attendance.
- ~ ~
Mrs William N. Trueblood was hos
tess for a meeting of the Aftermath
society yesterday afternoon at her
home. ON the National road west
There was an unusually large atten
dance. A paper on THE German EN-
pre- was read by Miss Mary A
Stubs. Miss Stubs gave an inter
esting account of Germany as it is
known today. The paper was not on
ly interesting and well written but
also possessed distinct literary value
The paper on school Gardens an6
School Yards" which was TO have beer
given by Mrs. Phariba w. Stephens
was postponed on account of her alb
sence. Current Events were giver
by various members. The club viii
meet In two weeks with Mrs. Franz
Clark at her home on North Eleventh
street.
y - -
The Willing Workers class of the
United Brethren church will give {
conundrum social Friday evening al
7:30 o'clock. Mrs. NJ. Nobson ii
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in the machine. They jumped and ran
to place of safety. No one was in
jured. but Mrs. Lands suffered from
the shock. The upper portion of the
machine was completely destroyed.
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SOCIAL NEWS


nished by the Sunday school orchestra.
All members and friends are invited to
attend.
The Trifolium Literary society of
the First English Lutheran church will
meet Monday evening, November 2, in
stead of one week later as is announc-
be given by Miss Gertrude Bartel, Mr..
E. B. Knollenberg and Miss Esther
BeSselman.
e x e
The first meeting of the Tuesday
evening cotillion class. under the d.
last evening in the Odd Fellows hail.
No new members were added to the
list as the class is very large Meet
ings are held once week.
- y =
The Esther Fay Card club had for it's
hostess yesterday afternoon, Mrs. AL
vernis G. Flagg, Of North Seventeenth
street Point euchre was played at
three tables. Mrs. Adolph Stauber,
Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Arthur
Hodgin were awarded the prizes. The
guests Of the club for the afternoon
were Mrs. John Grottendick and Mrs
Frank Heck of Hamilton. o. Mrs
George Reid will entertain the club in
two weeks at her home on South
Fourth street.
- - -
The Red Heart" dancing club will
open it's season with dancing party
Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows
hall. All members with large num-
Der of invited guests are expected to
be in attendance Piano and drums
will furnish the music.
- II -
Mrs. w. kimbrough was hostess for
a meeting of the East End aid society
of the First Christian church yester-
| day afternoon at her home on North
Nineteenth street. Plans for a rum
mage sale which opens today were
completed. The society will also serve
dinner to the delegates who will come
to attend the district Christian En-
deavor convention to be held on the
eleventh of November in the Chris
tian church. The organization will
meet again in two weeks.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Craighead have
gone to Colon, Michigan. for few
days stay.
- - -
The annual meeting of the Country
club will be held Monday, November
second. in the club house. A social
session will be held after the business
meeting.
- ~ -
Mrs. w. o. Crawford was hostess for
card party yesterday afternoon at
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DEMANDS $3.50.

The Arson HixoQ Sash and Door
Company has entered suit in the
Wayne circuit court against William
S. Ferris on note, demand $3.50.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Craighead have
gone to Colon, Michigan. for few
days stay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28

The Willing Workers class of the
United Brethren church will give a
conundrum social Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Mrs. NJ. Nobson is
teacher OF the class. Music viii be fur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28

The annual meeting of the Country
second, in the club house. A social
session will be held after the business
meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28

Mrs. w. o. Crawford was hostess for
a card party yesterday afternoon at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28

The wedding of Mr.. Halsey Mar
chant and Miss Fara La Fontane. OF
Cheyenne. Wyo., will be celebrated
this evening in Denver. Colo. The
young people will come to this city for
few weeks visit with Mr. Marchant's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marchant
east of the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-28

The Red Heart" dancing club will
open its season with dancing party
Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows
hall. All members with a large num-
Der of invited guests are expected to
be in attendance. Piano and drums
will furnish the music
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
REPRIMANDED CONNECTS
 CUT WARDEN'S THROAT

H4rd,H= IaH# Eeh-=-a mB Frank a##aI,y
 HHct ess fa snaf aH EaHaasaH 4Ha Hae Htee dsa a.Hat #Haa@tss ula2e- eel HaHh.a sash H cuatas.= fhra3r Gaf rHs HIr.e #sd. i HeH@ struggle f#r Hf aaH sa#e.s.ga#t il. Fali- iHe his sHn Qu.ct as its#uius n, dred rAI#a saas tae hiapd s5- faaa- ing from Hm and each >Eof tsIa IT.. f7=t br.far brua1r Ha#es ia his Knees. and fho second caused Buck To leffle av=r Th naize af tae ~huatHE hHeHrrf -a.r eaHl= fs tne =eare aunt tt- em-+rs rue.et= ss.r. ef.tIe =1 ,anf
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SHOOTING
 FOR WATER
oloMEoE NATIVES GO THIRSTY AND SHOOT IclcLEs FROM
 HIGH ROCKS

According to adviees just received from the Little Diomedcs, the natives there are in sore straits to obtain drinking water and many of them are al times compelled to go thirsty for several days.
 Recently the lack of water was felt SD severely that the men Were forced to travel along the coast to where there are high rocks from which icicles are suspended Using their rifles the men fire at the iciclcs causing them to fall within reach Mrs Lehfeldt has re- eeived word that the Esiimos suffer much from thirst
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
SUL FER WILL FIGHT NEW
 GALE TERRITORIAL BILL

the upper house. and iu his opinion. such law would only give increased power into the hands of men who are opposed to a territorial form of gov erument ef the real kind
 He also objects to the new bill be cause hc considers that it does not provide for the election of a sufficient number af members to the bower house and that the members are so appor- toned as to give the larger towns too much representation fin comparison to the representation of the mining sec tions
 This disproportiou k caused by th" clause which provides that the mem
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btlg must b. owners Of taxable prop erty.
 The eong,, <smau's most sensational statement is the one made charging that the ncys Calc bul has been intro luecd in the is.tcrcst of corporations and he insists on substituting the bin which WIS introduced December E
 Gale never consulted me" he said about the change To be made, and that k something which cannot under stand when l remember that We wer" SO closely associated in all the other work in behalf of territorial govern meut. No cannot for the life of III" understand why Gale switched"
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\ .oap year dane, 0tlI be given by the Arctic Brotherhood on Tuesday evening. the gath day efg this month The tnalr promises 10 be a great sue less. as the ladies are entering into the spirit If tho occasion and the com mit'ee is working hard to make the daaea one to be remembered. t win he strictly invitational to the ladies
 The fourth dance of the regular ser irs will take place tomorrow evening. the 10th. instead of next week. as th. regular dav comes upon the t7th. St Patriek's bay. and the Robert Enmets arc to give their ball that evening
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JAPANESE ARE STILL
 THREATENING CHINA

saH#. #Ht ae, asH 5ft-e Ha= Hear. rf- g.H.f r. H. u. 1aaue-- rsaHa fH, raia ea. JaHtH.-. a.f...HH sHH-f .Hs ..atIaa.A aa uIfm4fH#
 PENN Haaa p I.. Aa.I-t-- heafd ##t It 'ar aI,. I- .i.4 ma f.. E.t .aHnys=a.a. HaH. H- the IslHare, erearrm.rf EH.tH.. #.- efHsrf EHaH HH# #.ffaH F.. s.##- f# fhrf ..-Hf .i.afIHr# r.. f.f#H JHIHfH .uH rH c0uHrr EE a- tlI prIHIee.- # Maf.Hur,
 il is EaH,ltHt taHssed E#.f ,NIaH Nff -uamr [. J0n.s du41- ul t-#a#a.H aa#-f,f= .aHHH Hs #ef.,s. r. la- .Ul .HIHg ,-e
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NATIVES
 OSLERIzE
HANG MAN IN DlOMEDES BE CAUSE HE WAS TIRED OF
 LIFE

Tn. most f#Haraaaa. af aI Hs .aug, aecur.He.- ei.h h1ys taken H-ea Auoar-t fHa natives Wa Tn.
 -H4iHa ef ar-.-a tsr# hH the ataeHs .a#z winter 4u aHe l.Hes Ut8-lr- k
 a4 h.az=4zs s.a.f. .f.-a.-a.f aa af- tired 'f 'Iia and NaIl-..E rt. r.=. of tle -raRe
 Tar nfea. atiaa sa- ronse#ed bs a ..ftar ta Mr<. tahf'Hr uam Charlie Neaefok au ,dam.a aauts uf ths ~a@= trbe HeH.laH =at =H tHe
 atte. asked Ntr Taaarsaa fh. gas- ,rHue. teacher fa- hox. and after -aHe rcfusals ThaHraaa a-alasd to let him uFve nue Then tHy man who desired ~ ii" rHsl ,I' sraa tar other natives ts send him ar.s 'ae gr.at di- NiI. which thel diI = hanging him
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ALFONSO IS
 DEFIANT
YOUNG KING OF SPAIN WILL EN. TER BARCELONA, THE HOME
 OF ANARCHISTS.
Nuggets Special Service.

MADRID. March g. King Alfonso started today for Barcelona in spite f the warnings of all his ministers and friends. As Barcelona is the hotbed of Spanish anarchy. everyone tried to dissuade him from making the visit but he said that he had promised to go and that he would not abandon the trip However. care has been taken to protect him from violence. and the largest guard known in history will attend him.
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Nuggets Special Sereiee.


 DEER LODGE. Mon March 2 Becau.e tWo men wHe a,fa serving Hz. seutcuers were rcprinauded m t# PeHitrattarv here yesterdas thry at- tackled The wardens wi,h knives H1 cut theif throats. one warden i- dead and the other saved his lie tt sHaaf- ing the conyiets.
 The HferS' names afe G-efg, Hurk and William Hayes. Thry were taken to tn, off, s.f tln. .~i ,ca-,. tr receive the rrprimaud Their oaeua had been nul4 a trivial o8- aud th.e b"cam" iuccused at what rres h.Usted Was hit of tyruuy
 Immediately after The beginning er tha wards of tse r~rtimHH8 ttr tee men pulled knives aud Imt-d aH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
WRECK SURVIVORS ARE
 PERISHlNG IN ALASKA

asaIs dead ut #za,.aaa hHt sas ez8rH9 s..ts uutHa. ft eg.., EHs g..au. of th. survivors Hr=z tn HEaH- position.
 Word #at- i#mrHiat#lt ta#sEr#fhsH ~ Washington. aH fHr rreeirt of ii, aHz and rHe auttsF Nec#7Eaah hat tHHaaJv eaa.lsea orders tu rrnrara t1 rs=s4, TE uaHa.. #aaiIasHz If aHaa.
 + taH1 ttat fHa r.s-##. cutter --FI aIFT-r #lEH.,H H# ..l. ing n, =uft r.H# at tHHn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
WILL TAKE UP ALASKA
 APPOINTMENTS AT ONCE

some severe testing. For some season or another every man chosen by the president has had to bear with ac- cusations which were never heard of before his appointment This fact is said tn he due to the existence nf so many different political parties and the jealousy which always results from the appointment of one who is afiR- ated with any one side or who refuses to affiliate at all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
SEVERAL GIANTS TO
 TAKE PART IN MEET

Tn" boys who aI. entered Dor ta. great A. #, Hlee are trauHe ara
 and rtava- attend af ta- Earf. aa atert afternoon 10 watch tlgm work
 Eurma Comet Sullivan aud Aa- dersan as 0rtl as many other We'll. knawn runners arc ~eeu -rriuuas dauy Emil Johnson. Who made a splendid run last year. and smith aud Duncan two new ones. ar. noticeable amongst these vho are training hard
 The teams which are entering for the rela> race are trying ont thelr maE and Inc greatest rolay race eyer Uit- messed in Nome eil sarely result. Srx- eral of thr men are splendid quarter miiers
 soTly SJroup and J Taylor who late ly participated in the stx-day race al Fairbanks are on the way 10 Nome. but win hardly reach this place in time for the big event.
 other events will hc q mil, walk. a sHpt-put hoys' race. horizontal bar work and tumblng. An orchestra Will supply music. Therefore the meet will hc the greatest ever held in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
OFFICERS ELECTED
 BY MINERS UNION

The following officers for the Mine Workers Union were elected last Sat urday evening President. Charles Neuhaus: vice president. Thos. Calf ney; secretary and treasurer Phil. corrigan. conductor. Ed Euholm: warden. John MeNally; trustees. r.. F Adams, Jas. Byrnes and Frank Went worth.
 All the members of the old newspa . per committee failed to be elected, an9 the fact that a new committee has been chosen will it k believed. ex- ercise an important influence on fu- turc matters connected with the union
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
oR DERBYsHlRE
 BUYS A HOME.

According to letter just received from Seattle, Dr Derbyshire has pur- chased a house in San Diego and may settle down there
 The same letter says that Louis Dahl recently brought a saloon outfit to Katalla. and that Bob Strauss re- turned to Seattle from the same city and did not seem to think much of the district Other items mentioned are that Jim Galen has gone to Seattle from Katalla. and that Henry Backus shot up q hotel in New York
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
DloMEoE NATIVES KILL
 ELEVEN POLAR BEAR.

According to a letter just received from the Little Diomedcs. the natives of that plac" killed eleven polar bear this winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
Nuggets Special Service.

CHEYENNE. March The Amer ..-a asH 4raaal Heaa th- morning
 ad !. HH Nr.t at.aa ur an thr com reilfme H tlr &-" frs -ran~ race u- ar..-H at- sfs-a aafr ar ovation u tH. r-4tt of Hr ,.t, turning au
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AINSWORTH
 A SUICIDE
CAPTAIN OF REVENUE CUTTER RUSH PUTS A BULLET IN
 HIS BRAIN.
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE March 9-Captain Dan iel Ainsworth nf the revenue cutter Rusa committed suicid" last Sunday by shooting himself through the brain. The act Was committed in the bath room Of the shin. and no cause can bc assigned for il. although it k believed that Che whole story has been told in 2 sealed letter which the captain left addressed to his brother.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
BERRyS MAKE LARGEST
 DEAL IN ALASKA

Gregor aad several others who held large tracts.
 The acquisition of the ground mean that he creek VII be worked by the Berrys who were well known in Daw- son and who have made piles of money on Esther and other creeks in the Ia mana
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. p =. March N - Congressman Sulz,r announced today that he will fight to the end against the passage of the new territorial bill in- troduced by pele-ase calc because he believes th" abandonment of the for mcr one is uoilus loss than a surren- dor "f the claims which he and others have been pres i8g for SO long time
 The new bin which was introduced February 2o he says, does not provide for territorial government by any means. l. dcpfivcS the miners of the privilege of cItctiug thc members of
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09

SEATTLE March . Frank Berry ers hava purchased sa much valuable ground on Mamaott creek in the Ta- nnna that the deal is She largest one of the ttri uade in Alaska.
 They h"vc taken over all the val uablc prercrtios of Billy Leak Jack