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DROWNED WHILE SAILING.

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 struck tha efaf and H,. If r.uIH b. brought e. ft Had tHmsI turtle. THa accident ta- attar-sed he several i.4- rI, some d tlue. away
 Th,r. i= quit. cufH.t af jHsf point which quickly caught tu. a., r8maI boat taat had ua hand ea,d. i. ra with au ever Hsralsa H..H | sa# swept on b.ine sulfIv .tH4-d .s.# rHa Hnr-e-Hua Falls Sa#.aaH.a hes ls.ls# found uf tho bedy of t.a s.ua# #aH and il considered urt1m mn t. loo. has been carried us,r E. ~.u= Ills parent 1rr rrn=tfat-a sb. r-- suit af the a,sHteHt. #s he za. n sutH sau.
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LEAVE BABY BY
 LAKE TO DROWN

OAKLAND < four a,cls= old hahe guL wrapped m a covering of brown paper. was found by F. godenhfar uear the waters edge ou the shorr uf Lake Merritt this evening B.dDnhfyr "a- -rroliiuE around the laky and had Just reached thr grove. If willows at Nineteenth md oak streets a hen hi- attention Wls attracted by f.,rl, crv.
 Al first h. though. h, hId h.arI Il eat and continued his walk 1ut tho ery Nas rrprats'l. tad this time he found that the sound came from a hanu. which lay near the edge of fhe water Rodenhifer picked up the parcel of paper and found that il contained an infant girl. shivering as a result of ex- posture. He wrapped the infant in his coat, and started to search Tor claim
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SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Council every Tuesday and Friday.
 PRoSsER & MecUNE.
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Granite Mining Candle. are tn. bs.,
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 "Ns soon a. s. could .s.. ea.# busy f4,,lar un tha aas, Gs. Eulaass at f#.aaHse ta#rs- werr store
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 "Gun hsfHr scarce herv fH the spring of r11a syaHf mlaze hunting aa fH- Ia#l. eHeus Htsr and later HHaeraHtaa m eanle= and Aaarluda creeks r th4t section IH the fau If fmt sa1r -rsstrd on Waf rferk
 "la t, Fsfuraf of isut Nrat t5 fmt #rrret and tas- Beaver country ha.az fa FaIanaaK= dsssu la TaIazaua ff.t#z Panama ta tht N.bezHa = Tat tar lak.. and in thr fiH back te Fair hanks again
 In ftHF went ur 1e the Haf river country E lhs Kmuguk and back to fssifhaHa< iH thr zalns. y.at
 "la Iso6 l No. lHi1 the Kuzkols4fm. ts Eu-z5aH mission. paira mp tu tht. Dr- t8tH8 fjver. up l5o m54t- ta the =euth f1rs af the Kuzkukvfm 10 Berry Post fa Mekinlez Fork 10 Hir I.akr. ta Kan ei=haa tu Fairbanks
 "'rhe year iea5 found me h the spring hu1diug boat poied ur The Innoko With John Green. dropped Jhr unoku. ss.nt up Inc Kakukus ta uurHe- bar. 5o1 miles up thr river Then went up the Koyukuk tp Arctic city From Arctic city took thc man fraH to Ta- H-rra au dth-H-- Hr the Panama us Fairbanks
 "t am going tu leave shortly for fhaHtsr mountain. and if hH if ar mol fhsre 0Hl start uat from hen. again, go through the Arctic. and by ss.n of the north pole strike Norway. and from there ru 10 New York
 Jim Eagle had finished his story. and when ho commenced his narrative Inc hands of tho clock pointed to m. haur af Q and .,h,n ha concluded hI= fala He Was surprised that ttme marked by Inc .aur and miaut" haude Hs,,rd | in fhy moiuiHE
 "li4ed hee Jim" said tha eal.uel That the story of on, of our kiud.r said the -eelili=t Heres l., old Ire- land.s said Kelly
 And now lets have the soufiough feed ef beans" said the Ceekueg. as he took 4u fbe big pet of brown ones. Every plate Was filled and some eof- Ice was added to th. mixture and after another quiet smoke tae guests Went to their cabins anl sl.rt far Into the day
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ant thinking ,lf someone mirut -ul he near hy.
 He failed ta md anyone in the st- ciuit- Budenhifer mef Policeman e'rossman and placed th- child in his care. The officer sent the little one to the receiving hospital.
 The child Wa= stiu .,ry roGa when the matran teek r,r ia charge. bat she quickly revived.
 The tide Was loa ia the lake when Inc child was found and the police are inclined to brliy.r that she wa- placed close tu the l.at-r's edge h order that she might br washed away and drown ed when the tide came in
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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MAT TIERS
 RECORDED
Chattel Mortgage.

F F. Taylnr to \. F. Boyd, March 2a. 190s. all fixtures in the Lacey bar her shuI. Wita the exception of rag of- aud harhrr'+ tonls-
 Release of Mortgage. Scandinavian American Bank tp.Ar- cher Ewing X Ca. July 3. lap-. lat r. in block 6. and Improvements there aIl-
 Mining Lease. F Robert ta John Cal AHl iaos NJ. Hel>otr. situated on Hokok, guleh-
 Deed. T. NJ. Gibson to J. r. Plcin. July 2l. l90S. No. l bench off No. l Otter creek. right limit. and other properties.
 Location. No % above on Solomon river. June s. 1908. NJ. J. Mccarthy.
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Mining Lease.
Deed.
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 ONE OF PATHEs' LATEST.

z You will simply split your sides 2. :s with laughter at the Crlpples 5
 F Duel at the Dobbs Show Satur- T < day night. Be in your seats at % 2 g o'clock sharp. 2 $ E < ;: 3: ,. ,: # # as < < < ]: < $
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ALASKA BANKING
 AND SAFE DEPOSIT co.

Clbeii Whitehead. President. r. IL Thatcher. EupeHa r. aH.a.
 Gu~hirr Nies ItfH la.Hf
 R. E. Trensove. Assayer. Consolidated with Bank Cape Nome.
 September. l9Bu
 PAID UP CAPITAL $t25. GOO Transaots General Banking Business Gold Dust Purchased, Ores Examined FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. FRANK IL WtSkE9. E Foppz
 President Manager. Vice President A. BNcIIEfDER. li b ADAMS. Asst Manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
AB|C MEETING
At SMELTER
REPUBLICANS WILL FIRE FIRST
GIN OF THE CAMPAIGN NEXT
SATURDAY NlGHT--l.aiaaE
CROWD Il EXPECTED IN ATT
ENDANCE.

The first big political meeting OF
The campaign will be held by Rep
ublicans at Smelter on next Satuf-
day night. To meet with the Smelter
Republicans and make the occasion
= ronsing big one. It's proposed that
the Ely Central Republican club and
the East Ely Taft Club go to Smelter.
Meetings of the Ely club VIII be
held on Wednesday night and of the
East Ely club on Thursday night TO
nlan for participation in the Smelter
meeting. II Is probable that spec
ial train will be arranged Tor, leaving
Ely Saturday evening at about
o'clock and returning after the meet
ing.
The meeting at Smelter will be an
out door affair. unless the weather
is bad. in which event there Will be
arrangements for an indoor meeting.
All the Republican county can
didates will be in attendance and Will
be heard from the platform. Othef
good speakers are also being arrang-
ed for.
Aside from oratory there Will be
music, a part OF which Will be fnfh-
ished by glee clubs. The gathering
will witness the biggest crowd that
has ever been brought together al
Smelter and probably as big a one as
ever assembled in the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
HER STORY IS
P|TIABLE
WOMAN TELLS OF BRUT-
AIITY AND DESERTIoN-BIG-
AMY AND FRAUD CHARGES
MAY RESULT AGAINST PAPAS.

Abandoned seventeen days ago by
her husband George Papas, a greek
aged about 30 years, with four
weeks old infant to care for after
more than "A year of alleged cruel
treatment, the case of Mrs. Lena
Papas. aged 10 years is arousing
pity and interest among the eharit-
IDLY inclined people of Ely. That
Mrs. Papas is willing TO prosecute
her brute of a husband is known, as
she yesterday retained Attorney AM
thony Zurich to prosecute search for
him and bring him 10 trial whenever
he is captured
The story that she tells is one fill
ed with brutality as she alleges Papas
not alone maltreated her. leaving her
alone for days at a time without a
bite of food in the house and with no
money to sustain life, but also threat
ened to kill her and on one occasion
drew a revolver upon her. She has
since discovered, she declares, that
she was entrapped into marrying a
man who already has two wives liv-
ing and undivorced.
Mrs. Papas was visited yesterday
by a News representative, In company
with an Interpreter and through this
medium the woman unfolded her tale
of misery, abuse and want. Her story
told in practically the words of the
interpreter follows.
II am an Austrian by birth and
came to this country some three years
ago. first met my husband at
Murray, Utah. where | was living
with my brother. He was hand
some man and he told me that he
was wealthy, owning two handsome
homes and having a large saloon in
Salt Lake He was a Greek and
could not understand his language
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
FRANCHISE TONIGHT
That Wanted by Railroad and froff-
cred by Council VIII Come UP
For Discussion.

4 large attendance of citizens at
he council meeting tonight may be
expected as the ordinance granting
A right of way franchise 10 the New
ada Northern Railway 10 run their
trains over the Clark street line Is
10 he broubht up for first reading.
The ordinance favored by the may
or and councilmen eliminates nee
assity for retaining the depot at Its
present site. and provides for but one
stop in Ely. 1t also provides that the
railroad may change the site of its
station when business may require
IT. To any portion of the town deemed
desirable.
Only one stop will be made and
that at the regular depot. Aside from
the franehose there is nothing OF
importance scheduled for discussion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
DAMAGE DONE STREETS.
Recent Rains Made Considerable
Need of Repair Work in Ely.

Considerable damage was done TO
the streets of Ely by the steady two
days downpour of Wednesday and
Thursday. In one or two places
bitches dug recently We're caused 10
sink in. while Murry Greek on Thurs
day night developed into little tor
rent and washed away bridge at
the corner of Campton and Fifth
streets.
Thursday night the rainfall had
swollen the stream 10 such proper
tions that the old bridge on the cor
ner nearest the Carothers residence
was forced upward and forming n
dam the water commenced To spread.
At midnight this was reported to City
Marshal Hudgens, who removed the
obstruction, allowing the water TO go
down unobstruetfed. Beside the
washing out of the bridge little dam
age was done.
The rain was the hardest of the
last three years. persons who pose as
weather observers say, the preeipita-
ton during the period being at least
an inch and a half.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

and so what he told me he said in
English. We were married and |
soon found that | had been foolish
in allowing this man to become my
husband. | found that he was idle
and dissipated and instead Of owning
the saloon he had represented he was
a bartender in il. When l found out
his deception | told him | would
leave him but he threatened my life
and one day after we had quarled
he drew a pistol on me and would
have shot me had il not been for an
other Greek who WAS in the room
at the time and who jumped in be-
tween and took my husbands revolver
away.
I'VE came to Ely and matters went
from bad to worse. He would often
leave me for days at a time and go
to live with the Greeks, his country
men | wouldn't have a thing to eat
in the house and after a while l wrote
TO my brother. Frank Noeieh, at
Grand Forks, B. C.. for money. He
sent me little and urged that !
come to live with him. I told my
husband that | was going To leave
him but he threatened and | was
afraid to because I thought he would
kill me at the station. He was idle
and dissipated and would give me
nothing To eat half the time.
"On the twelfth of this month
George came to me aud told me that
he would have to go to Ogden as
he had some property that must be
sold. He would send me plenty of
money to bring me and my little baby
to him when he could arrange this.
He went off without giving me any
money to buy food and if it had not
been for my kind neighbors | don't
know what | would have done. He
has now been gone for sixteen DAYS
and I have heard nothing from him.
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| am sure from what his Greek
friends have told me that he has
deserted me and does not intend to
come back. | have sent a telegram
To my brother in Canada and expect
TO gel a ticket and some money SO
that l may go TO him.
Since my husband left Greeks
have told me that they do not know
where my husband is as he went TO
Ogden and Salt Lake and while there
collected from 5000 TO $500 from
countrymen of his on the strength
of his statement that he could get
them good jobs here. He Is gone
they say and so is the money.
Il have been made a fool of more
than that though, for his friends tell
me that he had a wife and two child
ren in the old country and that he
has an American wife and child in
Chicago.
As Mrs. Papas told her story her
eyes were often dlmmed with tears
and from time TO time she would
cuddle the small child at her breast
fondly as If this was her last hope
on earth She is a strikingly pretty
woman of the brunette type.
She has besides the brother men,
toned. one in the cast whose address
she does not know, another in Bing-
ham while yet another recently left
this country for Austria.
The condition in which the woman
was. was reported by DR.. Brock. Who
has been attending her since she gave
birth TO her child, 10 the ladies OF the
Catholic church. who have since been
caring for her together with the aid
of people of the neighborhood. She
is expecting to get a reply at once
to her urgent appeal for aid sent hy
wire to her brother and will leave
for his home as soon as she Is able
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
POLITICAL FEARS WAR.
Preparation ON Large Scale for II
Revolution.

LISBON. Sept. 2S.-Insistent dec
1arations that revolutionary out
break in Portugal is impending con-
tlnue 10 make their appearance in
the local newspapers. and new
feature of these reports Is the state
ment that the monarehieal extremists
realize that the Republicans are
arming for revolt. are making
ready for their defense by storing
secretly large quantities of arms IN
the converts of Lisbon. where the
authorities dare not penetrate
The movement is said to be sup
ported actively by the clerical party.
One of the monarehical organs says
that Il 600 persons have enlisted for
the purpose of attacking and des-
troying the Office of Republican news
papers. and the Republicans declare
that If this is done they will retaliate
by starting a general riot and reyo-
lntion
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
SHERIFF GETS
HIS MEN
WYOMING MAN IDENTIFIES PRIS-
ONERS AND WILL TAKE THEM
BACk-COMPIIMENTS FOR
BGTIER.

Sheriff J. H. Shenner. of Casper.
Wyo. accompanied by James VI.
Milne. a deputy, arrived in bly, last
evening 10 take charge of Adie Irwin
and Lee Seese wanted in Wyoming
for various offences. Mr.. Sheffner
identified both of the men immed-
lately on walking into the jail here
and greeting them by name. Each
responded at once. pleasantly shak-
ing hands with the officer.
Both of the men here are bad
ones said Mr. Sheffner. You know
the crimes with which they are
charged, Irwin with arson and Seese
with number of minor offences
for which he was sentenced TO serve
two years They got away from me
on August >. | was around the jail
building about II o'clock on the
night of the 1st and found everything
In ship shape order. Early the next
morning | went TO look for the men
and found that they had gone Two
outer wall showed where they had
burrowed through. and the neat
method of their exit.
we traced them part of the way
on their flight and found that they
were on horseback and coming to-
wards Ely. | therefore forwarded
the descriptions 10 this place. ! guess
| will start back with the men in a
couple of days. :
Mr.. Sheffner and his deputy, in
company with sheriff Davis and under
sheriff Al Butler. went into the jail
building TO identify the men.
Hello Adie. How are you Seese?
You fellows have landed in pretty
hot. haven't you?'
Hello. Mr.. Sheffner. was all that
Irwin had To say but Seese, the more
voluble of the two. said:
4 guess we done what any fellows
would have. I'm not sorry for any
thing We had fine trip, anyway. :
Mr.. Sheffner was highly eomplim-
entary In his remarks on the work
of Deputy Sheriff Al Butler in max
ing the arrest of the men. when he
learned of the fact that the officer
had only received the identifying
description a few .hours before the
men turned up. He assured Butler,
also. that he was richer by $500. the
amount of the reward offered. and
that the money will be paid him
within the next few weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
CUBAN NEGROES TO ORGANIZE
Will Name Candidates of Color for
President and Vice President.

HAVANA. Sept. 2i,.-The negroes
under the leadership of General Es-
tenoz. a warrior politician. announce
their intention of forming a new par
ty under the name of "Agrupacion
independents de Color. They will
ask place on the official ballot in
the November elections They de
clare they intend to nominate eah-
didate for every Office from president
down
This will introduce a new situation
in Cuban politics. Although it has
always been known that a color line
exists, this is the first time it has
been shown The Conservatives are
inclined 10 help the movement along
as they believe 1t will help their can
didates for president and vice presi-
dent. The reason is there are very
few negroes in the Conservative par
ty. while the ranks of the Liberals
are filled with them
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
WEEK WILL Be
Of ACTION
KERN, BRYAN AND SHERMAN TO
PLAY THE HEAVY ROLES. FOR
AKER MAY HAVE MORE TO
SAY. HASKELL THREATENING
SUIT.

While the fierce battle that has
ragged for a week over Haskell and
Foraker in the political campaign has
subsided TO a certain extent, there
are no indications that the coming
week will be all peace or quiet. For
aker has hurled his bolt and
threatens TO have more TO say. Has
kell's resignation is accompanied by
threat to take legal action against
his accusers. one of whom Is the
President of the United States.
Taft, on his Northwestern trip will
be heard in North Dakota. Iowa, Ne
braska and Colorado.
Bryan meets the Taft def by o
flying trip to Wisconsin and North
Dakota early in the week. and then
returns TO Lincoln for a whirlwind
close of the campaign.
The Republican Viee-Presidential
candidate tomorrow enters the arena.
On account of his health. however,
Mr. Shermans. efforts will be confined
to six addresses in central Illinois
He will be accompanied by Congress
man Longworth.
John w. Kern's expeditions which
gh the northern part of Ohio this
week and thence Into Michigan Ala
bama, Geargia and North Carolina
Gov. Hughes will be heard at In
dianapolis, South Bend. Ind, Detroit,
Baltimore and Buffalo
Senator Beveridge will speak at
neapolis bh- o. etaoin shrdlu etoin
Terra Haute. Ind. Chicago and
Minneapolis.
The American battle fleet, which
passed Perth. West Australia, last
week. is due off Manila Friday or
Saturday. Because of the Cholera
outbreak in Manila, all arrangements
for the reception and entertainment
of the officers and men. except the
water parade upon the fleets arrival,
have been postponed. The fleet will
engage in target practise as previous
" arranged and then depart for
Japan.
One of the most important events
of the week is the convention of the
American Bankers association at
Denver. The principal subject of
discussion will be the recent panic,
its causes. preventive measures and
currency legislation.
A convention that is frought with
interest is the National Irrigation
congress. which meets at Albu
querque. y. NJ.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

10 stand the trip.
Papas. against who. she makes such
startling allegations. was known gen.
orally in Ely as good-for-nothing a
petty crook. boosting for games of
chance or acting as padrone for coun-
try men in case of law suit. If
half of III things she SAYS are true
he will be severly dealt with in case
he is captured. The charge of big
amy, which she would press in case
of his capture. ii it could be sub
stantiated would land him behind
the bars for some time while on the
charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses which a number of
Greeks in Ogden and Salt Lake. would
press, she says, he would stand a
chance of serving yet more years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
BLACK HAND MEMBERS
SEEK TO AVENGE CoMRADE.

MEMS YORK. Sept. 214-One man
WAS seriously hurt. a dozen or more
We're rescued from impending death
by policemen and firemen and the
lives of 100 more were imperiled
when members of a Black Hand band
today sought to aVenge two of their
fellows Who are now serving terms
in prison. for attempting to black
mail tenants in the big apartment
house 333 West One Hundred and
Thirteenth street.
Occupants of the house re-
ceiyed letters bearing the black
mail signatures from the society
warning them that the house would
be destroyed. That the threats were
not idle became apparant early today
when a passing policeman saw smoke
pouring from the street door and
opened il to find the hall a mass Of
flames. Already the tenants had been
aroused by the sitting smoke. and.
finding exit by way of the stairs cut
Off, were crowding the fire escapes
So great was the press that many of
the weaker ones were overcome be-
fore they could get through the win
dows.
Nieolai Devilo, panic stricken,
sprang through a third story window
TO the street. He was taken to a
hospital in a critical condition.
Policemen and tiremen had a busy
time for a few minutes helping the
frightened tenants down from fire
escapes and high windows. and in
carrying from thebuilding a number
of persons who had fallen uncon-
scious from ihhaling smoke
The fire was extingnished after il
had caused damage to the extent of
bout $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE
OCCURS AT RAWHIDE

Rawhide. New. Sept.29-The
leading merchandise store of
RaWhide was almost entirely
demolished today by exploding
dynamite, and II. l.. Gleason
proprietor of the store, and his
wife were seriously injured.
A. Lee has been arrested and
lodged in jail on the charge of
having caused the explosion.
So strong is the feeling against
Lee that he was threatened with
lynehing by the infuriated citi-
Zens.
1t is said that Lee had a per-
sonal grievance against the
owner of the store.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
DEVELOPS IN REDLICHT QUARTER

Physician Adams yesterday located small in