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"Tae most significant fratur. u tHs 1utEsnuE uf Chma. and what pram- l-s-s ga b. the most f=t-ut factor sH raising ths empire Co th. I.,.I ut great western nations is found m Cue earn estu,ss with which The ea,,rufneut Is pursuing it- rufir, aG general ,.Iu,t- tion.- said r.. r. Williams. newly ape p"iuf,d ,pu.ut g.u..a1 HT TiyuJzU. Nra arrived at the st Francis heGal laas uieht Williams hls breu iu thr orient for -I wears N h, tlma or tue Boxer uuthraak |, uls iu tho employ ur the Chinese government. Later h. vas s.,rgtafv of tho American legation af Shanghai H. received his arrotut- mrut ts the consulate at Tieutziu pu March l. He k ou Hjz was ta talk. evrr the post has'e just returned from Washington. vhtther he uas call- ed by Secretary of state Root.
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COUNT SOLD
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 The Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Company. corporation, plaintim. ys Consumers Milk Company. cor p"ration. John Doe and Richard Roe. whose true names are unknown to plaintiff. defendants.
 Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the district count for the district of Alaska. second division. on thr 17th day of Juno. 19oS. in tHc above entitled section, wherein the Alaska Banking X Safe Deposit Company, the above named plaiutlf, obtained a judgment and decree If foreclosure and salc ef certain personal property therein de- scribed and of said real property here matter described, on the 1Gth day of June, 1908. which said Judgment and decree has been duly entered. I am commanded tn sell all those certain lots and parcels of land situated in the town If Nome. district of Alaska. known and described as lots respectively q. 3G and &, in block i0. according to the oa- cial map and plat of the tnwnsite of Nome. Alaska. on file in the office of the recorder of the Cape Nome record ing precinct, district of Alaska. td- gcther with all the tenements. heredita- ments and appurtenanccs thrrruutu brlnngins and appeitainiug
 And notice is hereby further given that nn the 1sth day of July. 1908. at II o'clock of that day. at the town of Nome. Alaska. in front of the south en- trance of the court house for the dis trict of Alaska. second division. I will. in obedience to said execution, sell the above described property. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with interest thereon and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 17th day .of June. 1908.
 T. c. POWELL,
 United States Marshal for the
 District of Alaska. Second tn Division.
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New Laid FggS SI dOl. proSSer's Harness Shop
 Phone Black !
NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given. thlt bl yifu, of 9 writ of execution. dated dune k. \. p BIOS. issued out of tae Idi-tliet eourt for the second division ais'riet of Alaska, ou | judgment r,u- a"r,d iu said court. aH the 18th day of faIruury. X. b iao>. in favor ar Al,sz st iaHtWe < Sal. Deposit Company. .a corporation. and asaust r. r faur. d"ius business as Consolidated Iurz rah QuWtz Mine. | Win offer thr fol lowing described real estate for sale 1t public yruduo tu the highest and n,st bidder. Tor cash. au the aalh das af Julv. \. h fau>. at . o'clock p. uf. n the Tfuut daor of .HHl. court hous, at Nome Aia+has
 All ef thc right, ltlsand interest If fhc defendant r. T. Lam. in and ta tHr following mnjns claims. 4ith Ill impfevenouta thereon. in the ,'alp. NeHe MiHieg N Eeeeftiue l,istftrts King SalamuH Quaz Claim Ns. 9. King solomon Quarlz Claim Na. g: El- m"r = Quartz Claim. Dewey quartz claim; King Solomon Qu4rlz Clat# No. 6; King Solomon quartz Claim No. <; King solomon Quarfz Claim Nh. 4. Josephine quartz Claim; King Solomon Qualtz Claim No I. July Fractional Quartz Claim. lolazuba Fractional quartz Claim; Sour Dough Quartz Claim: October Fractional quartz Claim; Qucana Fractional Quartz Claim: King Solomon quartz Claim.
 All "f the right, title and interest uf the defendant, 1T. r. Lane. in and to that certain ditch and water rights which has its intake from Lyons creek.
 Dated Nome. Alaska. June 25. X. D f9uS
 T. C. POWELL,
 United States Marshal for the
 District of Alaska, Second Thur-5t Division.
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Trouble seldom troubles a man who ia able to keep his mouth shut.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE

Notice is hereby given that at the front door of the cabin situated upon the premises below described. on the 2oth day of June. 1908. at 1 o'clock D. m., the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following premises. to-wit: The south half of lot four in block twenty three in townsite of Nome. Alaska, ae- e"rding to tOwnsite trustees map thereof
 Dated May 15, 1908.
 DENNIS O'RRION, Administl ator of Estate of John
 Egan.
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T. POWELL.
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

In the District Court for the Dis. trict of Alaska, Second Division.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

ness and efficiency of both the other
departments.
Such an abuse of power would be
violation of the constitution. wnicn
II long acquiesced in might eventually
work its overthrow.
Such practices are of such serious
character that they are not likely Of
ten to occur but nevertheless we
should be ever watchful to rebuke
them when they do occur, lest in them
we find our undoing. Open and avOw-
ed enemies are not always the most
dangerous.
TOO frequently subtle Influences un-
dermine anJ thwart human endeavor
before they are recognized. This is
particularly true in governmental ex-
perience.
"All the teachings of history pro-
claim that there is no safety except
where there Is eternal vigilance. If
there should come necessity for any
changes in our organized law let us
make them in accordance with its
provisions, having the requisite pa
tience and patriotism therefore. and
ever remembering and believing that
what Washington and his associates
framed and Lincoln and his associates,
with that help Of that grand old union
army, perfected. is good enough for
me and you and for all who are com
ing after us.
Tonight the Woman's Relief Corps
held reception to Commander-in-
Chief Burton of the G. A. r. and the
eX-prisoners of war held camp fire
at Memorial hall Senator Foraker
addressed an audience of negro veter.
ans at the African Methodist Episco-
pal church. The spectacular feature
of the evening was the Venetian
Night on the River" All the pleasure
craft in the harbor, led by the old
gunboats, Wolverine and Essex, alive
with flags streamers and lights. mov.
ed down the river under the rays OF
powerful search lights, thousands ol
| people watching the progress.
At the various state headquarters
the day was spent in issuing instruc'
tons for the formation of the parade
| tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
REPUBLICAN RESULTS
IN MICHIGAN DOUBTFUL

Detroit, Sept. Incomplete returns
from sixty counties out of eighty-three
give Bradley 34,669. Warner S4,091,
Earle 9,724.
At midnight the republican nomina-
ton for governor was still very much
in doubt Michigan's first primary
election for governor and lieutenant
governor resulted on the republican
side in an extremely close contest be-
tween Governor Fred M. Warner and
Auditor General j. b. Bradley, the
returns indicating that the winner
will have a majority of only two or
three thousand votes when the re-
turns from the entire state are COM
plete.
For lieutenant governor on the re-
publican ticket p. II. Kelly, the pres
ent incumbent, had no opposition for
denomination.
Lawton T. Hemans had no opposi-
tion for the democratic nomination
for governor and the democrats Will
nominate a lieutenant governor at the
state convention.
In the four congressional districts
where there were contests for the re-
publican nomination, incomplete re-
turns indicate the denomination ol
Washington Gardner in the third dis
trict Jos. w. Fordney in the eighth
and G. A. Loud in the tenth and the
nomination of G. G. Coville in th'
eleventh district to succeed Congress
man Darragh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
Speech Before Lincoln Club
Will Wind Up Day at ToIedoi
Denied He Is to Meet Sena-
tor Foraker.
CANDIDATE HAS POOR
LUCK AS FISHERMAN
One Lonely Sheepshead Re-
wards Patient Angler YeSter-
day. Pleased With Election
Results in Vermont.

lBy Morning journal Special Leased WlreI
Middle Bass Island, Ohio Sept. 1.--
This was not good day for fishing.
although Mr. Taft tried his luck in
the choppy sea late in the forenoon
one sheepshead for Mr.. Taft and
bass for Charlis We're the catch Upon
landing shortly before , o'clock, Mr.
Taft went aboard the yacht Halycon,
just in from Detroit on her way to
Toledo, and visited for a time with
Colonel Frank j. Hecker and his
guests, a party of veterans from De-
troit, and Representative DENLY from
that city. The delegation was on it's
was to the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie encampment and wished simply to
pay a call of respect to the candi-
date. Colonel Heckcr told charlie
how TO remove the lucky stones from
above the eyes of sheephead; Rep
resentative DENLY told Judge Taft
about conditions in Panama and re-
ported that the latest estimate of the
engineers in charge of the Panama
canal work was that fifteen years
would be required to complete the
ditch. He also had a few words to
say about the warm primary Michigan
! lhduged IN today and assured the can-
didate that his state was safe for
Taft" by 177OOO majority
Judge Taft will set sail at o'clock
in the morning for Toledo, whore he
will review the Grand Army OF the
Republic parade and attend a recep-
ton at the Lincoln club He may
make a speech. The story printed to-
day in Ohio papers that Taft and For
aekr would meet at the Lincoln club
tomorrow was said here to be the first
Information on the subject which the
candidate had received.
Labor Day Is to be made the oc-
casion of visit by Judge Taft to San
dusky, where he will visit the soldiers
home and make a short address to the
veterans quartered there He iwll re-
turn to the club here and start the
next day for Cincinnati, going by the
way of Sandusky and from there over
the Big Four railroad, on the train
WHICH ltdNte AHhN SlNN at . " Ni'Nh anu
reaches Cincinnati at s o'clock in the
evening.
A delegation from the Fifth con-
gressional district OF Ohio, will reach
Cincinnati, September I. when Mr..
Taft has agreed to address them.
!, Frank II. Hitchcock wired here to-
day that his visit to the candidate
would be made Friday or Saturday Of
this week
Mr.. Hitchcock added that Senator
Nixon of Montana, had been appointed
western manager of the speakers bu-
reau of the national committee.
Ex-Governor Herrick OF Ohio,
reached here tonight to confer about
the Ohio as we'll as the national pollti-
lcal situation.
The early Vermont returns, while
insufficient to base a statement on as
to the result, We're said by Mr. Taft
, to be very gratifying. From them he
gathered that the republican major
= ity viii be over $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
COWBOY MAYOR OF OMAHA
TAIIENDER IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln, Sept. 2.-fteturns up TO
O'Clock this morning on Tuesdays pri-
mary election show that three demo-
cratic candidates for governor are
running much closer together than
expected James Dahlman, mayor OF
Omaha, who was looked upon as low
man. IL keeping well up with Former
Congressman Shallenberger and q. W.
Berg Of Lincoln.
The republican nominees are; Gov
ernor sheldon; Lieutenant Governor
Hopewell Secretary of state Junkln;
Treasurer Bryan Attorney General
Thompson; renominated without op-
position, and for the remaining Of
fees probably the following:
Land Commissioner. shiyeley; Rail-
road commissioners. WillIams Schooi
superintendent. Bishop; Auditor In
doubt
Congressman Hlnshaw OF the fourth
district, against whom II stubborn
fight was waged is nominated, by
500. Kinkaid Is renominated In the
sixth.
Mcguire, democrat. Is probably
nominated for congress In the fourth
district.
Congressman Norris, Boyd and oPl'
lard. republicans, are nominated
Congressman Hitchcock has been re-
nominated by the democrats OF th'
first district without opposition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
THREE STATES
CHOOSE THEIR;
CANDIDATES
IN MICHIGAN,
WISCONSIN AND NEBRASKA
Early Returns Indicate Close
Contest for Various Offices in
Both Great Partiesi Michigan
Nominations in Doubt,
lBy Morning journal spscia1 reased Who.l

IBy Morning journal SpsciaI Heased Whe.l
Milwaukee, Sept, Returns from
the primary elections throughout Wis
consin indicate that United States
Senator Isaac Stephenson has receiv-
ed the endorsement of the republic
cans of the state by several thousand
plurality over his three opponents,
Samuel A. Cook, Francis c, McGovern
and Villa Hatton.
The democrats have endorsed Nearl
Brown of Nassau over Melvin A.
Hoyt of Milwaukee.
Governor James O. Davidson re-
ceved the republican gubernatorial
nomination without opposition and j.
A. Aylward has defeated Adolph j.
Schmitz to head the democratic state
ticket
Returns from the l1th congression-
al district point to the defeat of Con-
gressman John j. Jenkins, chairman
of the judiciary committee in the
| house of representatives for renomina-
tion by Irvine l.. Lenroot Of Super
ior, former speaker of the state as
sembly.
Latest returns indicate that the va
rious parties have nominated state
tickets as follows:
) Governor--James O. Davidson, Sol
diers Grove, republican; John A. Ayl
ward, Madison, democratic.
Lieutenant Governor-John Strang'
Oshkosh, republican; Burt Williams
Ashland democrat.
Secretary of State-James A. Frear
Hudson, republican; Frank b. Schultz
Milwaukee, democrat.
state Recommendations ii. Dab
Wesby. republican,; William Piers
dorff. Middleton, democrat,
I Attorney General--fSrank L. Gil
bert. Madison, republican; Evan A
Evans, Baraboo, democrat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
BALLOON CREW
BRAVE DEATH
OVERCHASM
NARROWLY ESCAPE BATH
IN NIAGARA WHlRLP POOL
Rough Landing Ends Uneyent-
full Voyage from Columbus to
Niagara FaIISi AeronautS,
Severely JoItedi In Hospital

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
Niagara Falls, N. Y, Sept. Fear
ing a storm on Lake Ontario, the crew
on board the racing balloon Vile De
Dieppe tried to descend at Niagara
Falls today The rip cord failed to
work properly. resulting in poor
landing. The three men in the basket
got a bad shaking up and narrowly
escaped death In the whirlpool rapids.
Captain A. f. Mueller in charge OF the
balloon was taken to hospital to-
night and may be internally injured.
With Captain Mueller were Perry
Gregory, sixteen years old, and Gerald
Gregory. eighteen years old sons Of
c. E. Gregory. of Chicago. secretary
of the American Federation Of Aerial
clubs.
The VILE De Dieppe left Columbus,
Ohio, at $3.50 O'clock last night. Their
journey through the air was unevent-
full until o'clock this morning when
they ran into troublesome air cur
rents over Lake Erie and dropped 10
within 250 feet of the lakes surface
Ballast was thrown out and the big
bag shot up to 5000 feet. It was the
younger Gregorys first trip and he
became very sick at the high altitude.
When the balloon was above
/ Niagara Falls It was practically with.
out ballast and was dipping danger
ously close to the ground. A storm
was blowing up and Captain Mueller
decided to make a landing, He tried
to release the gas with the rip cord
but II failed to work properly, with
the result that the bag drogged alonl
/ for 900 feet An anchor which wal
thrown out, caught in n clump oi
trees and snapped from the balloon
which rose and fell alternately, Sc
verely jolting the occupants Of th'
car.
The basket dragged over railroad
tracks. struck a barn and finally land
cd at the DEVILS Hole. 200 feet from
/ the gorge. Two Of Gerald Gregory
teeth were knocked out and his hea,
was cut. Perry Gregory was uncon
sclous when taken from the basket
His left ankle was spraIned and hii
body bruised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
Prouty Elected Governor by
Plurality Of $4,000 Over
Burke of Burlington, His
Democratic Opponent,
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
MAKES POOR SHOWING
Strenuous Work by Speakers of
National Prominence Fails to
Get Out the Normal Vote for
Winning Ticket.
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IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire1
White River Junction, VT, Sept. l..
The republicans defeated the DEM
ocrats in the state election today by
over $4,000 votes. Lieutenant Cover
nor George Prouty, of Newport. who
led the former ticket, received 41,432
votes while James e. Burke of Bur-
lington, his democratic opponent. had
1886 votes with twenty-three small
towns missing These towns in 1904
gave republican plurality of 1889.
The vote for the other candidates for
governor. with the same towns miss
ing, was:
ouimby S. Backus independently
1,1O9: e. e. Campbell (prohibtion-
isD 1888: ]. X. Dubar (sociallst) $50.
The next legislature will stand as
follows:
Senate - republicans, 20; demo-
Gratis, /.
House-republicans, 21O: demo.
Gratis, 80; independence league, 6.
At q late hour to night Prouty
claims his election over Burke by thir-
ty thousand votes.
The republican plurality of 2S,00C
was about two thousand below the
average for the September elections
on presidential years, except in 1884
and in 1892. On these years, when
It was less than $4,000, the election
was followed by democratic national
victory. Whether the one thousand
or more votes cast for the indepen-
dence league candidates came from
democrat or republican ranks can on.
ly be conjectured. although tonight
il looked as il the democrats had beer
the sufferers.
At 1880 .. m. Lieutenant Cover
nor Prouty stated to the Associated
Press that he figured his plurality a
29,818 over Burke and he believed
that the missing towns would brinl
the margin up to thirty thousand. Th'
governor elect said.
TN view of the fact that there wer'
no great state issues to create enthu
siasm and arouse interest the resul
of the election is vry gratifying anC
shows that the voters are taking grea
interest In the national campaign"