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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-21

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VAN RENSSELAER, MAKES
 THREATS TO KILL MOTHER

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STRANoLES WREN SHE FALLS IA FAINT BETWEEN CHAIR AND
 DOORJAMe

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KETCHEL SAVES
 CHILD'S LIFE

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WOMAN IS TAKEN TO LoNEL' SPOT, SLOT AND BODY PUT
 ON TRACKS.

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WRITES LETTER TO PARENT IN WHICH HE DEMANDS gF0O0
 OR HER DEATH

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
One Family i'm School.

In School District No. 5, one Of
the oldest in Lane county. there are
only five children of school age, and
all are of one family
The chairman of the board is IA
Their of the five children and the clerk
Of the board is the mother. The moth
er is aloS teacher. The teacher has
just closed a successful four months
term. in which there has been a per-
feet report made, showing none of
the pupils absent or tardy during the
entire session. 1t is understood that
the conduct of the pupils was first
class.
Other interesting features of the
family school district is that the teach
er boarded at the home of all her pu-
pills. and every day there was a par
ent visitor at the school.-Eugene Cor
respondence to Portland Oregonian.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
INCREASE GUARDS
AT WHITE HOUSE
Threatening Letters Against Pres
ident and State Officials Follow
Message to Congress Con-
demning Anarchy.

WASHINGTON, ID. C-Special.-
Since the action of Postmaster Gene
raj Meyer at the instance of the Pres
lGent in debarring from the mails La
Suestlone Sociale, an anarchist organ
published in Paterson, n. j., unusual
precautions have been taken by the
secret service men TO protect Mr.
Roosevelt and the members of his
cabinet against the possibility of out
rage. while no apparent danger
threatens their safety, such precau-
lions are deemed wise because of the
Presidents advocacy of the exter-
mination of anarchy.
Within the past two weeks anony-
nous letters threatening the lives of
nigh Government officials have been
confiscated by the postoffice authori-
ties. Their contents have been made
known TO the President, and, conse-
quently action has been taken by
Chief Wilkie. of the secret service, to
safeguard the cabinet officials.
Postmaster General Meyer is ono
or the recipients of this sort of COM
bination. He went to Boston We'd
nesday TO deliver an address. He was
accompanied by two secret service
men, and plain clothesmen will be
pressed into service to guard him
against possible harm during his stay
IN Roston. The contents of the letter
which threatened the life OF the Post
master General is not disclosed. 1t
bears the postmark of Paterson. N
j., the anarchistic mecca
Mr.. Meyer is said to have consent
ed to have n detail OF men guard
him constantly. Guards are picketed
about the Meyer mansion, at Connec-
ticut Avenue and Street, Northwest.
at all hours of the day and night, and
the house will be protected against
come.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
ONE-EYED SUCKERS
PUZZLE FISHERMEN

PORT JERVIS. y. Y.-Special.-
Many one-eyed suckers are being
caught this spring in the Delaware
and Neversink Rivers. Ever since the
Ice went cut, three weeks ago, seven
out of every ten suckers hauled ashore
are minus an eye. Sometimes IL is the
right eye and sometimes IL is the left
The poor fish don't seem to mind il
at all, and take to the bait with as
much enthusiasm as a sucker can,
which isn't much. They are fat and
fine eating, and only the family cat,
which by tradition is entitled to the
head OF every fish cooked for break
fast. misses the missing eye.
There are many theories among the
fishermen fer the missing eye One is
that worm. which is known To make
its home in n suckers stomach dur
ing the winter. worked its way out
through an eye, taking the eve with
IT, Another is that there has been
race riot among the suckers and cat
hsh. Suckers, as every one knows, are
as harmless as baby elephants, while
catfish love to scratch and tight with
their long horns.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
RYAN DID NOT KNOW
WHERE MONEY WENT
100000 Paid to Campaign Fund
Went to P. A. B. Widener, of
Philadelphia, But Ryan De-
MES Any knowledge as to
Who Got the Benefit.

NEW YORK Special From
Thomas r. Ryan's testimony in the
We'll damage suit for $500 in the
Seventh Municipal Court Friday it
appears that the 100000 which fig
ured in the Wall and Cortlandt Fer
ries C'paper") Railroad deal went
originally to p. A. B. Widener, of
Philadelphia. This Wall and Cort-
lnndt transaction has been a subject
of investigation by the special grand
jury. and some witnesses in those pro-
ceedings. IL is understood, testified that
the 100000 had gone for campaign
purposes in 1900, which was the year
OF the second Mckinley campaign.
1t appears further from Mr. Ryan's
Testimony Friday that the 100000
payment was made in the first in
stance by the officers of the Metro
politan Securities Company them
selves.
Mr.. Ryan disclaimed any definite
knowledge of the use to which the
money was put, thus disposing of the
reports that he had testified before
the grand jury that Ii had been used
In Mckinley campaign fund. Yes
terday was the first time that Mr.
Ryan has said anything publicly about
the Wall and Cortland deal.
Mr.. Ryan said he had no idea what
was done with the money, except that
IL was paid for the benefft of the COM
pany"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
M0FFETT AND SCOTT
DECLINE TO SERVE
Two of Governors Appointees to
Board of Charities Notify Him
That They Will Be Unable to
Serve-Are Already
Officeholders.
RICHMOND. VA.-speclal.-


Two OF the men recently named by
Governor Swanson as members OF the
newly Board OF Charities and
Corrections have notified the Execu-
tive that they will be unable to ac-
cept the honor conferred upon them.
ono OF the citizens TO decline is
Circuit Judge r. Carter Scott. OF this
city; the other is Circuit Judge w
w. Moffett. OF Salem. Thus, by one
act. as II were. the board loses it's two
judicial members.
Judge Scott finds himself unable
to serve on account OF his multifari-
Gus court duties in this circuit
Judge Moffett. who is also very
busy man, is now president OF the
Baptist Orphanage-one OF the States
most important institutions. As the
Board OF Charities and Corrections
by the act creating IL. Is charged with
supervisory and visitorial powers over
such institutions as the orphanage.
Judge Moffett does not think that he
could consistently become a member
of the board.
Then. too. both jurists perhaps feel
that they are barred from accepting
the offices rendered them by section
los OF the Constitution. which forbids
judges. while wearing the ermine.
from holding any other public posi-
lions or offices OF trust.
Neither judge. however. specifically
names this as the reason for declin-
ing. Indeed. the constitutional pro-
vision I'm question may not apply to
the case i'm point, though. to the cas-
ual reader, IT certainly seems that it
does
Governor Swanson said this after
noon that in a day or two he would
announce the names OF those he pur-
poses putting i'm the places OF Judges
Scott and Moffett Report says that
Hon. James Aston Cabell. Of this
city, may go on the board in place
OF Judge Scott
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
THURMAN HANGED
IN NORFOLK JAIL
Condemned Man Goes to Scaffold
Without Evidence Of Fear.
Leaves Sealed Package to
Be Opened by Sheriff.

NORFOLK, VA.-Speciai.-Leo c.
Thurman died on the scaifold in tho
jailyard here at Cos Friday morning
for the murder of his roommate.
Walter p. Dolsen. whom he killed
with an axe while the latter was
asleep. and packed his body into a
trunk
thurman went to his death with
OUT rear. his last act was to kneel
OH the scanold in prayer. Ky his re-
quest his hands were not manacled
lie died without making any state
ment in addition TO that of some
weeks ago. when he said that Dolsen
was a degenerate whom he was forced
10 XIII in self-defense. He did, how
ever leave scaled package, the con-
tents unknown, to be opened Satur-
day morning by Charles q. Kizer.
rather Walsh, OF the Catholic
church, was with Thurman to the
last. Thurman asked the sheriff to
nave no breakfast prepared for him.
as IT was a useless expense
To all appearances, Thurman's last
day on earth was as happy as any
IN MS life. He arose early, more
cheerful even than usual, and ate a
nearly breakfast. To those who Wis
ited his cell he spoke cordially and
told them he was feeling unusually
well. He talked of his approaching
execution on the gallows as though ii
were an important but not unplc asant
incident he expected to experience
1t was about midnight when. after
prayer and writing. Thurman sent a
letter into the Sergeant'S office and
asked TO have il mailed. IL was adj
dressed to Forrest Il. Miller. care Of
fee chief engineer, Illinois Central
Railway. 1t was in reply to a letter
from his boyhood friend, and was
characteristic Of Thurman.
Shortly before o'clock the tele-
phone rang.
"A letter at the postoffice for Thur
man. was the message received by
Deputy Sergeant Thompson. In a few
minutes two letters were delivered at
the Jail and placed in Humans
hands. They were from his mother
and his sister at West Point, Ky.
The letter from the aged mother
was pathetic.
II know my boy will come home 10
die, sometime" she wrote THE peo-
pie OF Virginia will find out that your
mind is affected and they will not
let you die"
The remainder OF the letter was af-
tectlonate. as was that of his sister.
He read them and laid them aside.
Then he asked the death watch to
place paper in front Of the light to
Keep II out Of his cell. He went to
his cot and was soon asleep.
The coffin in which Thurman's BODY
was buried arrived at the jail at
o'clock last night. 1t was plain and
inexpensive.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Indigestion, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles, Female Com
plants. Malaria, Nervous
ness, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders, Piles, Inactive
Liver, Scrofula and all
Blood and Skin Diseases.

Read just this one voluntary testi-
monial:
Danvine OrphanaKe.
Danville. Va, oct. Is, 1901
1 received five children out OF one
family. half starved. and their diges-
feeding. The youngest. just 16 months
old. had been fed on raw onions. |
was almost in despair, but since giving
them your Concentrated Water regu-
larly for some weeks. they have gotten
well and are tat and rosy.
A pair OF twin girls years old
came to us from the poor house, who
seemed to be in the last stage OF amaze
mia. Had the most enormous abdo-
mems. These are rapidly recovering.
i had others with enlarged neck
glands. sore ears and nose. and every
symptom OF Scrofula. These are stead
lily improving.
My cousin was seriously threatened
with GaStritis Almost everything she
ate caused an accumulation OF gas on
the bowels. 80 that she could not sleep
at night IL was the greatest benefit
she derived from the use OF your Con-
ccntrated Water. This called my at
tention to IL, and made me try IL for
our poor little suffering children.
We cannot say too much for il, and
are singing its praises here i'm Danville
30 wherever else an opportunity pre-
pts Itself.
~ now using the water on ten chill
- Gratefully.
Gned) Mrs. J. A. LEE. Supt.
bottle Cmonth's treatment). 81.
ir druggist VIII not supply you
direct.
or interesting booklet concern
Natural Treatment.
y. NJ. ECHOLS CO.,
LynchburE, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
NORFOLK DELEGATION
AGAINST PRIMARIES

NORFOLK. NA-Special-Whe
the delegates TO the Democrats con
Vention at Roanoke in Jadc are for or
against the nomination OF w. J. Bryan
mas not cut any figure in their choice.
The only thing interesting the politi-
clans who are In control is how they
stand on the primary method OF max
ing nominations 1t is said that the
Norfolk delegation viii favor return
TO the State convention, and will make
n strong fight FOR the change
1t gives this section little concern
as to who is President OF the United
states. II IS stated that a vote here
now would disclose majority against
Bryan as the Democratic nominee. al
though he has many warm adherents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
REPORT THE BILL FOR
AN INLAND WATERWAY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special.-
a favorable report has been made to
the Senate by Senator simmons, OF
North Carolina, from the Committee
on Commerce, on the resolution au-
thorizing the Secretary Of War to
make a survey OF the route OF the
proposed canal from Boston. by way
of Long Island Sound and New York
TO Wilmington. y. G. The plan has
been favorably recommended by the
Secretary. The appropriation carried
by the resolution for the expense of
the survey is 100000.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
reed TO RUN
\ JOHNSON SAYS
MAN Declares He Was
INTO Race for Presi-
gainst His Will, But
20 to the Conven-
Lion to Win.

|ORT. IND Special
bhn A. Johnson. of Min
sed through here Thurs
way to the Shiloh battle
en- asked If he was going
enver convention with the
10 win he replied:
n; I'm going to the conven-
n. / would rather have re-
{, but Democrats through
5untry insisted that 1 should
orally they have forced me
presidential race. and I'm
run.
has a good start, but I am
|ood runner when / get start
may be able to close up the
eat him in the home stretch.
mad been free to do as I
why. would not have en-
race. but now that / am in
It to the finish.'' .sa,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
EPITAPH TO
JACKSON MONUMENT

MEMPHIS. TENN.-Special.-
words THE Union must be preserved"
are 20 be restored to the monument
Of Andrew Jackson, in Court Square.
During the civil war a local Con-
federate patriot took a chisel and re-
moved the words from the mOnu-
ment." said Colonel Galloway. n mem
Der OF the Park Commission. Now
that the civil war is long past and
we are all so proud OF the Union. K
seems TO me that II would be only
proper to put the language back"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
JUDGE ROBINSON TO
QUIT SCHOOL BOARD
RICHMOND. VA.-Snecial-

Governor Swanson has appointed G.
T Porterfield, of Giles county, a mem
Der of the Board of Visitors OF the
Farmville Normal School in the place
OF Hon. C w. Robinson, of Newport
News, who resigned a few days ago
Judge Robinson was elected to the
bench of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit
removed by the Legislature. After as
Stunning the ermine. Judge Robinson
felt that under the provisions of sec
ton lO5 OF the Constitution he should
resign his membership on the board.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED BY
ASHLAND AND THE r., F.. & p.

ASHLAND. VA.-Special.-Fol
ing a meeting of the Ashland Coun-
Gil Thursday. which spent two hours
In the consideration of the recent diff
ferences between the town of Ashland
and the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad COMPANY. ~ Is
believed that the dispute is practical
I've closed and that all OF the more
important points OF the controversy
have been adjusted
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK
MARKET

(salss at Union stock Yards:l

Report OF live stock market for the
week ending April 9Th:
Best steers. 5 c: n few superior cat
tie. higher; medium to good 5A Q5hc;
SIX Q5hc: medium to good Az @5c:
common to fair, h@41Ac: best cows
Az Q4hc; medium TO good. 3ZM4c;
fhc. Cows and calves. $20@$55. hest
sheep. 6k @7c; common to fair, 4@6c;
best lambs. 7h @S Nc: medium to good.
6QTHc; common. 5W5hc; calves, 51k 0
&c: a few extra. nc: best hogs, "a
6hc; common to fair. 5Q5%c.
Prospects fair for next weeks mar
ket
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

which is making n larger percentage
OF cures of Chronic Diseases than any
other treatment being offered TO the
public.
This is saying great deal. but we
are willing TO submit this Natural
Treatment 70 any number OF tests with
eny other treatment known TO medical
science in the diseases for which II is
recommended.
There is not county in the State
where cures have not been made by
this Concentrated Water. and IL you
are sick. we hope you will be sufH-
GENTLY interested In your health TO
give il a trial.
You could hardly object TO paying
81 for months treatment. when it
would cost you not less than SEQ per
month II you went to the springs.
You can confidently expect satisfac-
tory results. II you have any OF the
following diseases. and will do your
part:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Reflections of a Bachelor.

A woman can forgive Providence
most anything but a bad complexion
An awful uncomfortable feeling is
when you can't remember the next
day the excuse you gave the night be-
fore.
The satisfactory thing about pessi-
mism is how much worse things al
ways turn out than il expected they
would.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
HERBERT H. ASQUITH
PROCLAIMED PREMIER

-Special-Former Chan
cellor Herbert II. Asquith has been
officially proclaimed premier Of Great
Britain. AT Biarritz. where King Ed
ward is stopping now. Mr.. Asduith
rendered his resignation as Chancel-
Tor and Immediately thereafter kissed
the Kings hand on his appointment
to the post of Prime Minister. Mr..
Asquith fills the position vacated by
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerma
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
3 THE BILL
PILLAR TO POST
Forest Reserve Meas.
Reference to Many
Il, at Last Has the
of Being Con-
by Congress.

ID. C.-Special.-
forest reserve bill is
I'M pillar 10 post In
personalities. but at
- ne prospects OF clear
in Congress and re-
amittee on Agricul-
- peaker had packed
gainst the bill. II
he gamut there in
SSer. and was referred
judiciary Committee
whether the acquisition
Gds by the Federal Gov
would be in derogation Of
3 OF the States. That COM
turn, has come TO the con-
hat there is only one way in
q const.tutionality Of the bill
rrived at. They say that if
ton interfereS with the navi-
IF interstate Strea ms, then il
terstate commerce, and there
les a matter Of Federal juris-
They have. therefore. re-
e matter 10 the Committee on
nd Harbors. which is 10 de-
the question OF fact as to
pr not forests must be main
preserve the Eavigability of
) of the country. If they de-
question in the affirmative
larry Committee will then re-
there are no legal difficult
he way of the enactment of
stations.