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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
EXILE WHO MAY BE PRESIDENT
 OF CHINA RETURNING HOME

During the present revolution the doctor has been travelling over the states featuring and raising money to help carry on the war for the over throw Of the Manchu dynasty.
 The local Chinese paper Tong King Chong states the first president of the Chinese republic. if such a form of government Is established as the out come of the present strife. will be pr. Sun Yet Sen. the exile. who has been lsborlng and preaching the overthrow of the Manchus for going on 10 twen- ty years. His fortune and all the money he could rake and scrape to. gether has been expended in the cause of his country He Is we'll educated Chinaman. speaks severa' languages and can deliver a lecture or address In English like q native born Is a great admirer of the American
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
CLEAN SWEEPS
 FOR DEMOCRATS
Special Nugget Serv,ee.


 PHOENIX. Dec. i3.-CDeiayed in transmission )-Arizona. the new state. fined up in Tuesdays election with the democrats in a manner that leaves no doubt in the minds of the politicians where she belongs clean sweep from top 10 bottom in all important offices for both national and state positions
 The new state will send senators and representatives from the ranks Of In a large majority be democrats. al though some minor positions will be filled by republicans.
 The amendment to the constitution of the state of Arizona. eliminating that section which provided for the recall of the judiciary was passed al mosa unanimously. the people wanting tAa- ssshss os statehood
 9srAe republicans, claim New Mexico. and shsrs is some doubt ss 70 there claim. but the clean sweep of the dem. erats in Aftsons lseves no room for doubt In the mind of any psrson-: : .
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

people and their form Of government. During the past three months he has travelled over the United States se- curing loans and subscriptions for carrying on the struggle. It is known while in New York he secured a large loan to take up Chung Who certlfi- cates. also a surplus to equip certain regiments with arms and ammunitions for carrying on the struggle 10 capture Nanklng. and Hankow. Then he was ordered to return by the provisional government to assume the reins of government of the republic 10 be es- tablished He will arrive fin Canton today and there will be celebrations and great rejoicing.
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Nuas,, Sreeia! ser> '-e.

Nuas,, Sreeia! Ser '-e.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i5.--Liko a thnnderholt out of a clear sky came the order this morning from Judge Iawier. after court convened. when he directed the district attorney to bring forth Mayor Schmitz before him for trial on the fourteen bribery indict- inents. retuned four years ago that are still against him. never having been dismissed
 The order or action taken by Judge Lawler came as a surprise to both sides for the Schmitz criminal pro ceedlngs were supposed to have been
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ep>sis, Nvsss< Service.
 TNOY. N. Y.. Dec. i5.-The city scavsuge employed 10 cart away refuse in the city and suburbs. uncovered a srewsone sight this morning when hs was loading the refuse from COW stable
 The fork in the hands of the work man employed by the city health de- partmsnt caught in what he believed a bundle ?fSrsgs and giving the same a hard tug. Iit revealed the body of . woman ln;a state of putrefaction. Re- covering from his fright the man not lfed the police who in turn notified the coroner,
 The cortner with the workman re- turned ,oeihe stable and uncovered not only one woman. but the remains Of three. two very yoang and the third a middle aged person.
 The bodies were removed from the refuse and treated to washing from O near by hydant. and then all three were at once recognized.
 The bodies were identified as those of one Mrs. Mary Norner. het daugh- ter Blanche. who was IS years of age
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A. dead letter long ago and the cases dropped for good owing to the victory Of Schrnitz In his first trial
 The sending Of Ruef to san Quen tin was believed to eNculpat" Schmitz and other officials indicted under the charge of bribery. the real active brib- CT having been found guilty ,Ld land ed behind the bar iar q period ef years
 The reason for Judge l.dWl-t dr- manding that Former Mayor Schmitz be brought to trial under the other fourteen indictments IS somewhat of body blow 10 the attorneys for the de.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
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epseisl kveest esrvies.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec i5.-The local Chinese paper Young China pub ilshes dispatches that Dr. Sun Tat Sen. who Is expected 10 be chosen president of the Chinese republic. will arrive. at Canton today. and great preparations are being made to wei come the exilo to his native soil According 10 the information print ed In the local papers. Dr Sun Tat Sen has been an exile from China for the past fifteen years. having been driven into exile by the Manchus about 1898 for trying to educate bis countrymen and arouse them to activity that would place them on . civilized plane where thsy would be treated as equals with the other nations instead of being looked down upon as a semi people-
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CORDOVA. Dec. i5.-The republican territorial committeeman were all rep resented at the meeting here except Seward and Iditarod. chss. Heron representing the committeeman from Nome.
 The resignation or J. c. Brown. who was appointed at the last convention, was accepted and upon the recom- mendation Of Louis shackeiford. na- iicnal committeeman of Juneau. Dr J. II Mustard of Nome was appointed to Al the vacancy untn such time az the new territorial committeeman will he appointed at the next convention.
 ]. c. Brown. who was appointed al
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
Third v-iai ef Hyde Set for Jan. 2.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. l6.-The trial judge has set Tuesday. January 2. as the dats for the third trial of pr. Hyde. indicted for murder. The upper court ganted a new trial. and the second trial ended by ons of the jurors mak- ing his escape and after being located found to be of unbalanced mind.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
BODIES OF } WOMEN
 FOUND STABLE REFUSE

and Edith who was 2i years of age All three had been fouily murdered and buried In the refuse heap Of the COW stable.
 Search was at once instituted Tor Arthur Norner son and brother of the murdered women. but nothins could be learned as 10 his where abouts. He. too. is missing and the police are now searching 10 him
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
MAIL ARRIVED AT , O'CLOCK.

John Hegness arrived with the first outside mail this morning consisting of letters dated from October IS to 20. The date of October 20 being the lat. est reported so far and that came from Tacoma.
 The mail arriving this morning con sisted of SO pounds being moxed with outside, Inmachuk and Northern points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
spee,si Nugget Service,

EVERETT. Dec. i4.-The Riverside branch bank of Commerce was held up this morning by lone bandit and one thousand five hundred was handed over to the robber who has made his get away.
 The bandit walked into the bank soon after it opened this morning and demanded the paying teller 10 hand over the money in the tray in front of him. The robber having the drop on the fellow he handed over the money amounting to sl.500. then back
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
SCHNITz IS ON CARPE I
JUDGE LAWLER ORDERS
 FORMER MAYOR FOR TRIAL

,cu-. <yitu,f .Ide trc prepared ts ss to trial. the now district attorney the 'ator candidate is not ;amHia. With th. ga#... a.f is any members ai aIs stan
 Attorney N u Msfa-t vt# legal advisor of former Mayor Schmltt. pas SO taken back with thr order that h. rstr-.- C. make any comment un- tu .s ha- actually read thc order re ported l.. b. .esaca thi# morning by Ja3s. Iaaler tu the district attorney
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 Skiddoo troublei Root Garden. Esd
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
27i POUNDS MAIL
 LEAVES UNAlAklik

This morning at s o'clock 2il pounds Of outside mall left Unalaklik for Nome. and Is due 70 arrive here De- c@mber 22.
 Should the trails prove good Heg- ress may bring 1t in not later than rext Thursday. the fist
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
6l' BODIES
 FOUND IN MINE
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Special Nugget Service.
 BRICEVIi.LE. Dec l.-To hate sixiy-rne hodir~ nt the men wh" were knled fin the mine exposion last Sat urday have been recovered. . The volunteers are still working t''- ing to reach the miners in the lower level where raps were heard yesterday. and a number are expected 10 be talk en alive when an opening Is made
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
BANDIT HOLDS UP
 4 BANK IN EVERETT

ing out of the building pulled the GOV ering from his face. and was soon lost in the crowd.
 The police expect 10 have the man under arrest. for they secured a good description of the bandit from the pay ing teller Of the bank, who was able to size up the robber as he backed out of the building keeping a gun leveled on him to see that he made no move To use the telephone or give an alarm
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MUSTARD APPOINTED
 TO SUCCEED BROWN

the last convention did not serve. Tor he informed Committeeman Elw"od kr irer and George D. Schohcld who were elected with him that he was a Ierscnai friend Of Delegate Wicker sl. am and would no, work fer Ed orr. against him.
 The territorial committeeman have selected Cordova as the city for hold ing the republican convention next spring. and the date Is set for March 90. 1912. Fifty delegates will be al- lowed from each judicial division The committee is now apportionins
 Special bottle asl. Seward cyIn NA
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
ToNiohT.

Come to dinner between the hours
 oe ( and IF at the Federated Church IDessar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

We cordially solicit your ramily trade and deliver sIl orders to your home free of charge Seward com1 Go
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
TELtCRAPHIC NEWS
 CONDENSED
Five pr,vates Arrested ss oynsmtters. spectal Nugget Service.

Five SrtNates arrested as OJnamtters. speo,a Nugget Service.
 JUNCTION CITY. De, lo-Thls morning tte priyatcs w,r, arrested ...r.arrs led fer bclns connected with Che Fort Riley explozlou5 u which dynamite eaa employed e. destroy thr buildings
 The five private now under arrest are members of Battery [. sixth field artalery stationed here Yesterday Rev = M Brewer and a woman nAmod AI.- Jordan were arrested charged witA belnA Implicated .n the dyuauit.ug of Fort Riley and the KaV liver bridge. caval.y stables. etc
 Il E believed the government ls 10. lowing up q crew of professiona! dyns mite w.thn the rank pt !ta own army
 Jury on Strike.
 ST LOUIS. Dec l6--Ihe jury !n Judge Wlthrows court are out on strike. and have bseh since Tuesday lat The twe.y. m ref sed 10 o!rng In q verdict as directed by the court in a VIII case that is being thFa1ned out by the various contestants who receive or are cut on by the last -yill and testament of a former wealthy citizen of the city
 The jury has reported that they cal not return verdict according to the directions ot tho court In the matter. but the judge is keeping them 9ut ant they are now on strih, t' see Nn. will win
 Senate indorsed Sulrer. cuibertson
 Resolution
 WASHINGTON. D C.. Dee l5- This morning tne senate !ndorsed the su.zer CulDeftson Joint resolution pro ldlns for the abrogatiou Of the tresty with Russia known s~ ih, taeau .r 1892
 This means that the treaty will D" cancelled and Russia will have to ar range for another If she wishes pro tection of her subjects travelling throughout the domain of the United States
 Report of the Ma ne Sent to Congress
 WAsHNGTON. Dec President Taft transmitted to congress the r' port ri tn. hndings on fhe part of trr board af eNamln-r~ wl" were sent ta Havana harbor tn investigate the wreck a. exposed upon sh,. |, tom
 The report vas sent [" congress Monday but nothing has beru heard of it since. and people are c"mmencing L. wonder what action cong!es7 will talk in the matter The report states that the battleship Maine was blown Ip !n Havana harbor from external exploslon. that In turn fired one or two of the forward powder magazines That the vessel must have been placed directly over a submarine mine of great power than the same was exploded in some manner or other they were not able 10 tell
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

Remember we are retailers a. ssil as wholesalers. Special bottle aale. Sew ard Commsrcial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
AUCTION.

A directory quilt will be auctioned of tonight at the Federated Church Ba-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

Placer Locations st Nvssst offses
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Special bottle asl. Seward com I. mercial Go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
some THING MORE.
ABOUT GOODROADS

Continued From First Page)
sand-clay roads can be constructed,
these answering all the ordinary traf-
nc requirements. and costing only
about onetenth as much as maca dam
or other roads suitable to Northern
conditions.
Moreover. the roads OF the South
are not subjected to as severe frosts
and freezes in the spring and fall as
those of the North. and consequently
the injury from this source necessarily
makes the cost OF maintenance less.
So, while the South stands in the
Sreatest need of road Improvement,
Its conditions are most favora BILE for
meeting that need
Optimistic Views.
Mr.. Page illustrated how much more
cheaply the South can improve its
roads, and gave statistics TO show how
counties with improved roads have
greatly increased their population.
while thouse without good roads have
lost in population. He also showed how
millions OF dollars have been saved ny
the Improvement of public highways
throughout the South -
Once the South has complete sys-
tenn of public roads" he predicted, ut
Will bcrome the most prosperous sec
ton OF the United States Good roads
mean more TO the South than TO any
other part of the country.Nbecause It
Is here that the cost OF moving crops
has been SO high. The South o-day IS
enjoying an era of prosperity and ex-
pansion. improvements are in prog
ress all along the line Its population
Is Increasing each year: Its railroad
mileage is being extended; Its mar u
features enlarged. and its agriculture
is each year opening UP TO new posi-.
bilities and bringing new areas under
cultivation. In order. however. for this
growth TO continue 1t Will be neces-
sary that the roads OF the South be
improved (; for bad roads will check its
increasing population impede It's rail-.
road development hamper the enlarge
ment of it's manufactures, and restrict
Its agriculture, i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
GREAT INVENTION,
THE SHADOW CLOCK
Something That Is Truly
New Under The Sun.
Times-Dispatch Ex-
hibitions.
FIRST OF SERIES
IN EMPORIA
LOOK OUT FOR THE
BIG SHOW
Most Wonderful Invention Of
the Age TO Be Exhibited
| throughout State by
The Times Dispatch.

II there is anything new under the
sun (and In these days of inventions
mere goes come along something now
a Tha T then r Mat Is strictly new),
sure to get It, that is If 1t comes either
directly or even Indirectly In its line
| OF business.
The Times-Dispatch was the first
southern paper to tackle the now
first paper in the South to adopt a
home made color sheet, and II lis the
only paper In the United States that
carries an Industrial Section as a reg.
ular feature. 1t was the nrst to do
many other twentieth century stunts.
1t may be that away back yonder
before the pyramids were built some
body invented picture clock of some
Kind and the very ancient Egyptians
may have known something about cleo
tricity and how to make IT place a
moving and working picture Of "a
CLOCK that VIII give the time and other
valuable Information on the sidewalk.
on the side OF house or any smooth
surface, for there are some philoso-
pliers who claim that the Egyptians
learned and utilized and then forgot
how to do all of the strange and
bright twentieth century, but 1t s
believed that shadow clock" of the
kind now under consideration was
never heard of Certainly never ex-
iipitSut uHNii u INA inventor
brought 1t to light few weeks ago.
and this is the wonder that The
Times dispatch is going 10 show to
the people OF Virginia In a series OF
exhibitions to be given In the towns
or such Of them as that can furnish
| the electric power required to make
the wonderful shadows and pictures
move and have their being
These interesting. entertaining and
amusing exhibitions will be started
Monday night In the good town of
Emporia, and the people of that very
Industrious industrial centre are cor
| daily Invited to come out and see the
workings of the wonderful and truly
valuable invention.
The show, If we may be permitted
TO call 1t by that name. and. indeed,
1t is n show we'll worth going miles
to see, Will be In charge OF a corps Of
Times Dispatch artists. assisted by j..
y. Purcell, representing interests of
the Virginia Patent Sales Corporation.
Several exhibitions will be given in
Emporia. and on both sides of the
river. The exhibitors w1l probably
he In Emporia two or more days and
nights, and from there they may go
to Lawrenceville. South Hill. Boydton.
GAINESVILLE and Chase City. or they
may take another tack and visit
Franklin Suffolk. Boykins before maxi
ing the towns above named.
1t Will not cost anybody a cent to
see the operations of this wonderful
invention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
TO RESUME WORK
OF CONSTRUCTION
(Contlnued From Flrst Pages .

Continued From First Page.)
porated with $4,000 capital stock to
develop coal properties.
Carroll County Drainage District No
8. Carrolton, Mo. awarded contract
for the construction of canals to re-
claim about 10000 acres of land; esti-
mated expenditure. 100000
Standard Kanawha Coal Mining
Company. Quick. W. Va. will develop
1000 acres of coal land. and plans a
daily output OF 1920 tons. Pennsyl-
vania capitalists incorporated this
company recently with $4,000 capital
stock.
Birch Valley Coal Company. Union
town. Pa, was chartered with s250,0O0
capital stock to develop coal land In
Braxton county, w. va. r
Fred G.. Leonard, Coudersport, Pa,
and associates were reported as having
purchased about c0.o00 acres Of Ten
nessee coal land.
The Pine Swamp Big Vein Coal Com
pany. Piedmont, w. Va, was organized
to develop 5000 acres OF coal land
a. G. Little Lumber Company, Rich
ardson, Miss Will build single band
sawmill, operated by electric power,
with a daily capacity of $4,000 to co.
600 feet of lumber
Colorado River Power Company
Marble Fails. Tex. plans to construct
several additional dams at different 10.
cations to augm ent Its Marble Falls
plant, the ultimat e development to pro-
vide o,000-horsepower for transmits
sion by electricity.
Mortimer Lumber Company, Bon
Weir. Tenn, will build a sawmill with
q daily capacity of $4,000 feet of lum-
Der,
Dickinson Fire Brick Company,
Buena Vista, Va. will establish a
plant, costing about $4,000, to refine
paper clays. @
Crystal Onyx Company. Atlanta. Ca,
is planning to develop onyx properties
near Knoxville. Tenn.
DUNCAN Stave and Cooperage Com
pany. Meridian, Miss was incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
In the Old Tobacco belt.

The SOUTHERN Tobacco Journal. OF VIM
ston- Salem, says:
+. The rains the last week or two brough,
Joy TO the hearts OF thousands Of tobacco
farmers Throughout the (. tobacco -si >wir,g
region OF tho SouthS Farmers took adyan-
tase Of tha splendid sea sons. and most OF
the crop wns transplan ted. Considerable
tobacco was planted and watered previous
case they wero. revived and arc now In a
growing condition. . sFf I4
Farmers were becoming vary much dis
gusted over the continuous drought and as
plants oughtsto be on the hill not iator
than June TO- the prospects for planting n
full crop Hooked bad. While the crop or
tho bulk OF 1t should have been planted
carrier IN. the, season. with fayora BILE condi-
lions. there are no reasons why good crop
ahoula not DO produced In the. old belt. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
LEAF TOBACCO SALES.
surprisinsIy Large D.liverle. Of the

surprisingly Large Deliveries of tho Every
Last Of the Crop" f#8I
There was another surprise for the ware
houscmen and the leaf tobacco men the
past week. for It developed that the grow
ers of the sun-cured weed were still mar
keting the very last of the crop The
warehouses had small breaks three days
Tuesday Thursday and Friday--thc total
sales for the week reaching about 100000
pounds. and the stocks offered were in good
order and OF splendid quality. II is need
less TO say that the buyers We're on hand
in full force and the bidding was spirited
The warehousemen and the farmers wcrs
highly pleased with the top notch prices
the last of the crop brought.
There may be pretty good sales this week,
for there is no telling now what Is yet 10
come. No warehouseman and no buyer OF
the leaf Will venture any more prophecies
since SO many recently made have gone
astray. However 1t lie now definitely UNI
derstood that the last loose leaf sale OF the
season will he next Friday.
The package dealers and the reprizers and
redryers had fairly good business. and are
still meeting the demand for bright stocks
in the hogsheads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE MAY "A. 1911.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Fer Florida and South; s:l5 a. II. and
7:35 p NJ. 100 A. NJ. Charleston.
For Norfolk: '.s:lo, $500 a. M..:a:o0 p ~
1910 r! NJ. .'1:o0 p. d. -
For N. q ". ny. West: Sis A. a.. 1890
A. NJ, $500 p. M. and 9:20 P. 81. -.
For Petersburg: 100 A. 81. s:io A. N
''s:lo q. NJ. Sl5 a. NJ. 500 A. 81. 100
A., M. $500 p. NJ. +:l0 P. NJ. sos p. H..
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: ..i:io p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: I:to a. NJ.
$40 q. NJ. 6:55 A.. 81. 1881 a. M. ..l0;is
'.2:l5 P. NJ. 6:C5 p. M s:s5 p. NJ. 500 p NJ.
$500 p. NJ .'lo:2S F. M, 1880 p. NJ.
Except Sunday. =. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con :
llst c. S. CAMPBELL. D. p. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
Lyncbburc Tobacco Marked

Lynchburg. June John .. OSlesby, OF
the Lynchhurg Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany Gnc), makes the following report OF
tobacco sold on the Lynehburs market
Sold week ending June 10. 1880 pounds
sold two weeks encins June Q. 1850 pounds
increase this week. co.3co pounds. Sold from
September l. 1910 to June is. 1911. l5.o2,, 500
pounds.
Sales we're somewhat heavier this week
with prices good for all grades and giving
entire satisfn ction.T fg R
All tobacco now in the farmers hands
Will be sold during this month. and sales
will be suspended on this market during
the months OF July and August. opening up
again September 4.
The seasons have been very unfavorablc
for planting tobacco. and there lis only now
about 20 per cent. OF the crop planted.
The weather continues very dry. and un-
less there is good rain shortly the crop
will necessarily be short one. The farm
ers. however, are stil hoping for rain that
they may plant what land they have pre-
pared. but even with that the crop Will not
be UP to what was expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
DASynLE MES TO BUY.


Street KnIIWny Lines.
+ Danville Va, juno l7.-LooaI capitalists
are forming a company to acquire the
property. rights and franchises of the Dan
vile Railway and Electric Company which
includes valuable water-power sites oil the
Sandy and Dan rivers. The directors OF
the railway at present are W j. Payne,
president, Richmond: John F. Rison, vice ;
president; James !. Prtchett, John 2.
Swanson. p. j. Harrison, William Leigh
John L. Penn and y. w. Berkeley. OF Dam
vile. ~ ~
4 Most of the stock OF the present com
pany Is now held In Richmond Baltimore
Newport News and Hampton.