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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13
PREDICTS WAR IF
 DEMOCRATS ELECTED

Nsw York. and Chicago fail,d ,a gain .a scat in the convention. and there is liable to be considerable diaseutian in these states.
 The subcommittee approved the plank offered by mman. the leader of the oregon delegation. which provides for an oriental exclusion law
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DEFICIENT,
 D0N'TCHERKNOW

LONDON July II The British pnil.ieal papers it commenting on the hai,is.'n ll. ideHtal campaign. de- eiarr that th. campaign viii bc one of m" most intere- tine in the country The claim il vii he interesting. not aa account of the platforms adopted hz the t"" great parties. but on ac- count Q fthe personalities nf lhe differ ent candidates.
 II iz the opinion of the London Times that Bryan is less objectionable than formerly. but that he has very little chance against "Ro0seyrlt's man irsan is considered deficient in oen- siruetive and executive ability.
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Nuggets Special Service.

DENVER. July 9 delayed in trans missiun). Al the night session of the democratic convention here last night q vote Was taken as to whether the credentials committee should be call ed, and after many cries of "ycs" and no the negative lost. The chairman uas asked tn speak. and he predicted that if the democrats win. the election Will result iu fprci4n war within fom years. The prediction was greeted with catcalls and shouts of Amen"
 The contesting delegations of Idaho
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LEAP YEAR PROPOSAL
 CAUSE OF MURDER

stow her affections upon him with scuru laughing nj her, and Wuan she became angry. ordering her Ia leave tho store. SHc refused tu go. and he chen attempted to throw her ont. when zbe dfeu pistol from the folds of her drez# and shot btm dead The bullet entered the head just below the tenn rle. and M,ha1er fen to the aoar and died instantly.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13
Nuggets Special Service.

LoS Angeles Iuy II. =A teap year proposal made h> Widow named Mary Finn led tn the death of a wealthy merchant Hamed Mri4Hrr hrre yesterday
 Mrs run made 8 number af pro. Pe-aIs af marriage tu the mrfeHmt by letter hut h. steadily refused La au- #wer them and she came tp hi store to fHt iur question in person Mehuifcr lrealnL lhe Maman MMn aneEea In be
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SPLENDID SAMPLES OF
 FREE MILLING QUARTZ

\ large hnX of savplcs of frce-miIl- ns quartz, richly rermeated with gold. was ou view al tho office of the Alaska Pacific Express Company tais morn ing, and attracted considerable attcn- tiuu.
 The samples Were brought from the lunoko by Prank Crydcr, wao has un- covered vein of splendid ore. and has sunk shaft to depth of thirty
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13

feet upon it. \ large chunk taken from =t4e.b bottom of f6e shaft. aud evi- dently broken from the crnter of the tein. is literally refpcrcd vi.h free gold. The orr is well grauulated white quartz. and carries a consider able amount of deeomposcd iron.
 Mr. Cydcr will return to tle m- nokn in a fe wdays to carry out fur ther exploration work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13
CHICAGO BALLOON FLIES
 EIGHT HUNDRED MILES

Fsgn awarded ffzl flize. having eaV- ered 4 distance. ef one hundred and ten miles more than ang other competitor in tHr race.
 fhe balloon Watson. with aua men aboard. has not been heard from. and ii iz feared that il has dropped mo The lake. aud it= occupants drowned
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13
HEARST PAPERS DENOUNCE
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FOUND SMALL
 PROSPECTS

NeH- swanson. who has been pros preiine ou tributary of rbc Good Hope river durIae the past winter. re- turned ra Nome yesterday.
 ile rerorts having found some small rta=tsets just sufficient to induce him ta Eaep digging m hopes of finding a greater onHee eHlratiau. and Will return ts fhat =ae,iuH again next fall
 He reports number of men at WorI, faf the Pittshurg Dick Creek company. near Shishmaren Inlet
 Music every evening at the Royal Cafe. 5:30 to e:30.
 Merchant luuehes al steadman Buf f.t
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draf. Seer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13
Nuggets Special Service.

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uMATiLLA TOMORROW.

The s. S. Umatilla is expected to ar rive in Nome tomorrow night. She win leave for tine outside on the 18th.
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JAPANESE CABINET
 RESIGNS
Nuggets Special Service.

Nug9ets opeclaI SerVIce.
 TOXIC. July l3. As a result of a N"l' "t want 'l confidence WUlCh Wa passed in the Diet here today. rhe cabinet has been asked tn resign new election will be called for imme- diafely
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Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draf Beer at the Board Of Trade.
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elaiz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer If the s71rd of Trade.
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FOR RENT.
FDK RENT. Houses, Houses, Houses, Cabins. Cabins. Cabins.

Houses, Houses. Houses.
 Cabins. Cabins, Cabins. Houses of 2. 2. I. rooms. furnished or unfurnishcd. Cabins. l and rooms furnished CT unfurnished. also cabins for patching.
 FOR SALE We have a number of cabins and houses for sale. furnished and un- furnished. close in. that are bargains, also several good business locations fsr sale or rent; also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease.
 BovEY & DAWSON. Real Estate and Mining Exchange. 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13

Bratz Private Stock at the Bank.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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PETE BERNARD RECEIVES
 TWO NEW ENGINES

The echeoncre Augusta C and Mary Sachs, owned by Captain Pete Rcr- hard. and engaged in tho coastwize trade. are To be equipped with two brand new 3o horse-powtr gasoline marine eneincs, which were brought ta Nome ou the ohio. Tine new engines will he installed as snon as they are unlnaded and the two sehooncra vtII b" then amongst the fastest on the coast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-13

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SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Council very Tuesday and Friday.
 PROSSER & McCUNE.
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6latz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
Summary Bombardment.

Washington, January 18.-Mr. Leger, the Haytien minister, was at first dis posed today to regret that American Minister Furniss and Commander Mar yell of the Eagle should have inter- fered in Hayti to the extent of protest ing against the summary lombard ment of the rebellious forces in St. Marc and Gonaives. The state depart ment officials, however, pointed out that this protest was entirely in the line of rules of war in modern times. and that the second Hague conference, in which Hayti was represented by Minister Leger, had crystalized the in- definite law on this subject into per manent international obligation by the general treaty prohibiting lombard ments without proper notce. The only news received from the scene, of the trouble today was a dispatch sent to the navy department by Commander Marvell after he had reached Guan- -tanamo aboard the gunboat Eagle. He said when the vessel left Port au Prince at 10 o'clock Friday morning everything was quiet there and when it left St. Marc at o'clock in the after noon matters there were also quiet and that the revolutionists ashore were guarding the consulates of the various nations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
SIGNIFICANT EVENTS.
Resist Encroachment of Revolution
 ary Socialism In France.

Paris, January 1S.-Two significant events marking the growing determina- tion of the conservative classes to re- sist the encroachments of revolutionary socialism were observed here today. The first is the initial meeting of the Com merciai Parliament" a body organized to secure better representation of commer- cial and industrial interests before the legislature and generally to combine the business men of France into a sort of non-political parliament in the defense of their common interests.
 The chief aim of this parliament is to meet the socialists on their own ground by promoting joint action between mas ters and men. thus preventing the pres sure for excessive state interference.
 The second event is the appearance in Paris today of a weekly paier called Opinion on the model of London Specta- tor The purpose of this ] lblication is to marshal conservative republican opinion of all she des against the dem ocr4ts of collectivism, such as prema- ture aspirations for disarmament, etc. To the socalistic warfare of the masses it will oppose cooperation between the classes. The prime movers in this move- ment are Paul Doumer, former president of the Chamber of Deputies; ex-Premier Ribot and Alexandre Millerand, former minister of commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
Contracts Are AnnulIed.

Carcas, Venezuela, January 15, Wednes- day, via Willemestedt, Curacao, January 1s.-President Castro has annulled the contract made by the government with the Venezuelan Salt Monopoly, limited, an English corporation, with a capital of $45O,000. This contract was signed in 1905 It leases the company certain salt mines and gives it a monopoly of the sale of salt in Venezuela for 10 years. repre- sentative of the Ethelburga Syndicate, limited, of London, who owns the salt and match companies of Venezuela, has appeared at the British legation here and protested against the two decrees issued by President Castro declaring them to be both ruinous and illegal. A decree an- nulling the match monopoly in Venezuela was issued four days ago. The British legation is awaiting instructions from the home office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
WOULD SAVE CATS
 TO KILL THE RATS
WoodIawn Citizen Protests That Com. munity Is overrun With Rats
 and Mice.

The suggestion that perhaps the war
 and particularly Birmingham has
 caused loud 'Meowing'' in several 1 directions. "Kill the cats and be eaten by rats! Never, on your lifen Such has been the declaration of old Tabbys standard bearers.
 The Age-Herald has been flooded with protests, written, special callers and teleph onic, against the beginning of such a war. George s. Earnest of Woodlawn, thinks such a war would mean the ruination of the country and has filed the following protest:
 ITO the Editor of The Age-Herald.
 "In The Age-Herald of January IT
 you discuss the question, Will Ala
 bama join the relentless war on cats?' I want to submit this question, will our valiant Mayor, by proclamation, de- clare a war of extermination of rats and mice?' If he will, then call on every man, woman, child and cat to enlist from now until the first of March
 to destroy them.
 These pests destroy lhousanos or dollars worth of stuff annually. Physi- cians also claim that contagious dis eases, such as smallpox, Mexican itch, chickenpox, measles and scarlet fever,
 may be scattered broadcast by rats,
 Then, again, the thought is not very appetizing that every grocery store, kitchen and pantry is more or less in- fected by these loathsome vermin. Save the cats! Sound the tocsin, George B., and have the rats killed!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
Temperance People Rsbuked.

Newburg, N Y, January 1S.-Mlii- tant temperance people of the town of Newburgh were severely rebuked to- day by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Marschauser. The town voted no H. cense, and a saloonkeeper applied In court for another election. While the proceedings were pending the no license people bombarded Judge Mar schauser with resolutions and letters urging him to deny the application. Today Judge Marschauser refused to hear the case and sent it before an other judge. He told the anti-license people who were in court that their action in addressing him was highly improper and was contempt of court. He warned them that if they ever re- peated the offense he would deal severely with them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
CHARGED WITH
 DYNAMITE PLOT Prominent Merchants of Balti- more Are Held In Bonds
PLANNED TODESTROY HOME
Black Hand Society Is Said To Be Back of the Late Attempt Upon the Residence of an lm-
 porter of Bananas.

Baltimore, January 1S.-Antomo Lanasa, head of the Lanasa-Goffe Steamship com pany; his partner, Antonio Constantine Goffe, a Jamaican and their alleged ac- complices, Joseph Catalona, Colcuro Mon- teleone and Antonio Baltistone, all chars- ed with being the heads of the conspiracy that resulted in the dynamiting of Jo- seph Di Giorgio's residence in Walbrook, this city, December 10 last, were held for court in S250O bonds in preliminary hearing today. Lanasa and Goffe fur nished sureties and were released, the others were remanded to await bail. A written confession made by Salvatore Lupo, an alleged Black Hand' agent, was read at the hearing. In it Lupo de- clared the alleged plot to destroy the Di Giorgio residence was laid at La nasa's home here.
 Di Giorgio is a business rival of La nasa and Goffe, in the fruit importing trade. The state brought out no evidence whatsoever as to the identity of the per sons who actually did the dynamiting. Assistant States Attorney O'Dunne stated that the prosecution reserved the right not to submit all its evidence at the preliminary hearing.
 Senator William g1nkney Wnyte ap- peared for Lanasa and George D. Penni- man was retained by Gilbert Frazer, British consul, in behalf of Goffe, who is d British subject. Mr. Frazer also was present at the hearing. Interest center ed in the confession of Lupo, who stated that he was in Pittsburg in company with Rea, the blackhander, who was shot and killed by Joseph Sunser fruit merchant of that city. He and Req, he said, had conversation with Lanasa and Lanasa said:
 ''If we kill Joseph Di Giorgio, l will be the banana king of Baltimore" He then told of coming to Baltimore and meeting Goffe, Lanasa and Monteleone at Lanasa's home, where he averred, the plot to dyn- amite Di Giorgio's house was completed.
 Regarding Catalona, Joseph Serio, saloonkeeper testified that his brother in Columbus, Ohio, informed him by tele- phone that he had been receiving black hand letters from Baltimore threatening him with death if he did not comply with the demands of the organization. Cata- Iona, according to Serio, said he would fix things for him, but would have 70 know the head one at Brooklyn. The man returned to him seven days later and read him a message from piece Of paper stating that his brother would not be further annoyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
BEAUTY IN THE TOLLS.
Russian Woman Is Captured With
 Stolen Treasury Notes.

Munich, January 1S.--A strikingly beautiful Russian woman presented a 500-rouble note at one of the banks here today for exchange into German money. The note bore the number of one of the notes advertised as having been stolen in the robbery at Tifiis early last summer, when 314,000 rou- bles were stolen, and the bank cashier telephoned at once to the police.
 Seeing the officer approaching, the woman hastily attempted to swallow a slip of paper, but one of the officers grasped her by the throat and pre- vented her from so doing. It appeared from the paper that two accomplices were about to arrive here by the Paris express. The officers, accompanied by the Russian charge de affaires, went to the station and on the arrival of the train arrested them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
CLAUD SEALS DIES
 AFTER LONG ILLNESS
PIONEER CITIZEN AND WELL KNOWN MAN sUccUM5s AT THE RESIDENCE OF HIS SISTER, MRS. JOHN K. WARREN.

Claud Seals. pioneer citizen of Bir-
 mingham, but who had been making Sheffield his home the past seven or eight years, died last night, shortly after o'clock at the residence of John K. | Warren, 1920 Iroquois street, South High lands. The funeral will take place from the Warren home at o'clock Monday | afternoon. Interment will be in Oak
 Hill cemetery. where the deceased will be laid by the side of his brother, AL bert Seals. who died a number of years | ago.
 Claud Seals was the son of MT. and Mrs John Seals of Marietta, Ga, and
 was born and reared there. He came to
 Birmingham 25 years ago and opened a piano wareroom He was associated with all that was musical in Birmingham's
 early days and was himself proficient performer on the cornet. He was lib
 eral patron. of everything musical and
 public-spirited in all that concerned the
 community. He associated his brothers, Albert and Robert, in business with him and the Seals brothers became well
 known in Birmingham. MT. Seals edu- cated a number of younger brothers and sisters and started all the brothers in business life. He was a popular figure in early Birmingham, especially in church, musical and social circles, where his delightfully."- social nature made him a favorite. Seven or eight years ago Mir. Seals sold out to his brother. Roh- ert, and moved to Sheffield, where he in- vested and where he was extensively in- terested at the time of his death. He was the city treasurer of Sheffield and a large holder of real estate.
 The deceased leaves the following rela- tives: Mrs. John K. Warren and Mrs. Annie Dawson of this city, sisters; Mrs. W. H. Wyatt of Marietta, Ga, sister; Robert Seals of Birmingham and Herbert Seals of Sheffield, brothers.
 MT. Seals was attacked with pernicious aenemia early in 1907. He was taken to Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore and obtained great relief, a seeming cure hav- ing been effected, but experts pronounced his restoration as only temporary. In June last he had a setback and never rallied. He became bedridden early in the fall and since that time had been at the Warren residence. The end came very gradually and peacefully.
 MT Seals death will be a great s.o to the old settlers, who knew him wt,l and greatly admired the splendid qualities of his noble nature MT. Seals was a 1 bachelor 46 years. of age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
PROHIBITION IN TENNESSEE.
Campaign Started In Memphis By Mrs.
 Mary Armour.

Memphis. January 1s.-(Special)- The campaign for prohibition in Ten nessee will be launched in this city by Miss Mary Harris Armour, president of the W. c. T. IT., who arrived from At lanta today. Mrs. Armour has been as- signed to this city, regarded as the strongh old of the saloon element in the state, by the national organization Of W. c. T. U. on account of her most eff fective work for temperance in Ala bama and Georgia. Mrs. Armour will hold two mass meetings at local churches tomorrow and Monday and may continue the campaign beyond that day. number of pastors of local churches will support the Georgia wom- an in her campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
EVELYN THAW'S LIFE WILL
 AGAIN BE BARED IN COURT
tooNrINunD FRONTAGE l.,


 ments shortly after she arose, after hay ing spent sleepless night.
 T wasn't bit nervous she said, 'I suppose 1t was because it was not new to me- It may be different, though, when MT. Jerome starts his cross-evam- nation, but I can stand it, because know that I am doing it for Harry" All the testimony so far in, will, in the minds of those who have followed the trial. bring the prisoner dangerously near the asylum for the criminally insane at Matteawan. But Thaw's lawyers are talk ing their chances on this proposition
 We will cross that bridge when we come to it," says Littleton.
 The defense has ever in mind the find ings of the last commission which de- clared Thaw to be sane, at least In the legal sense. At the last trial the at- torneys for the accused looked on the appointment of this commission with forebodng. Should one be named at any time during the present trial they will meet it with equanimity and in@ the be- lief that if Thaw was found sane before, there are many reasons why he should be found just as sane now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
RICHEY'S OFFICE IS ABOLISHED
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SUPERIN- PENDENT LOSES PLACE UNDER RETRENcHMENT PLAN LATELY PUT INTO OPERATION.

Atlanta, January 1S.-(Special. )-The e division of the Southern railway, with headquarters in Atlanta, has been or dered abolished. The order is effective Monday, January 20. The incumbent is M. M. Richey, who has held the posi- tion since the encouragement some time ago of the divisions of the system. No reason Is given, but this is supposed to be another step in the direction of retrenchment following the cut of 10 per cent in the salaries of all the cleri- cal force that are making more than $50. MT. Richey has made no plans for the future
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
Saturday NIuht Games Raided.

There were 10 of the swell style gamblers caught last night by the Bfr- ngham police. The bunch, including some county officials. were enjoying a little Saturday night game in rented room at the Birmingham hotel. The officers caught them in the act at the poker table and put all 10 under ar rest. Two blind tiger negroes were also captured last night, making about the tenth negro who has been arrested this week.