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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-29
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-29
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SUSPECT, WHO IS MERRY
Comviawd That Roerss II Gsilty u
Goodman. (solslrn Gate rOlicc Will
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United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ?S.--Con
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lice are preparing charges OF the mur'
der OF Goodman. based on circuni'
stnntial evidence.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-29
NO TOXIC EXPOSITION,
IS COUNCILS VERDICT
United Press Service

TOXIC. Nov. ss,--Thc cabinet
council has decided to abandon the
Toxic grand exposition aud the mill
tary and naval expansion program for
the coming year.
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ONE MONTH IDITAROD-
 NULATO AND RETURN

Making 60 miles on the last day of their journey, A. V. Thorns and Ray Brumbaugh, who started out q month ago to do some talking over the wires, got back last night from Nulato having lost Ed Kellogg, who kept right on go- ing to Fairbanks.
 They had one of the pleasantest little trips recorded this winter and it only took them 15 days to go from here to Nulato. Part of that time they were buried ln the snow while the winds blew and again they made % miles in three days of hard travelling.
 They brought in about 30 pounds of mail aud plenty of news but are posi- lively nOncommittal concerning the joys of winter travel in the Iditarod They arrived at Nulato on the 18th of February and left on the 18th, but in that time they were able to telegraph only the last day on account of lack of wires. The storm had blown down wires all along the Yukon and kept the entire signal corps on the jump.
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12, Frank GOch issued a challenge to Hackenschmdt to meet him the mat for purse of S20OO0 provided Hack first met Mahmont Interviewed at Niagara Falls regarding the challenge Hack says that Mahmont is match for him, and that Gotch is bluhing.
 Night Watchman Bosbey, of Lincoln, Neb was murdered within six feet of the governors office the night of Feb H. The affair is shrouded in mystery.
 It is stated that AIaskans are leaving Seattle by scores owing to the closing down of the gaming hOuse etc, and migrating to Portland.
 thug attempted to hold up a crowded cafe D Denver on Feb. 12. He d,sarmed by two women, while male folks present lent encouragement.
 In wire to the Progressive Republican League of New Orleans recently, Col Roosevelt said that he poor now but that he would address the New Or leans branch if the league paid his expenses. Mayor Fawcett, of Tacoma, has created a stir by saying that his life is threatened He claims that price of $l ,00O has been set upon his head. A report has reached London that the Chinese re gent has been stabbed to death by eunuch.
 Dr. Cook the near discoverer of the pole, is going into vaudeville.
 Washington advices state that the postal savings banks proving unqualified success, and the pos tai department has put the stamp of approval the scheme
 Sunday baseball has been legalized in Nebraska The farmers of Massachu ssetts have expressed themselves strongly opposed to Canadian recipocity
 At Philadelphia recently Knockout Brown gained a six round decision against Wolgast The latters show ing very disappointing. At the same meeting Tommy OToole got the decision Digger Stanley. On Feb. a locomotive blew up at SmithviGe, Tex, and p shop employees were instantly killed. Henri St. Yves, the French Marathon runner, will quit the cinder path and become an aviator. Following upon her release from Nat Goodwin, Edna Goodrich has decided to take a fling the vaudeville stage
 The German emperor too i'll to attend the annual court ball held in Berlin last month
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NOME ARMY
 OFFICER FROZEN

According to meager report brought in by A. V. Thorns and Ray Brum- baugh, who arrived in the city last night, Lieut.. Solly West, one of the best known and best liked soldiers of the North met his death somewhere near the Chinik roadhouse while mak- ing trip to Cape Ranby. He was caught in one of the blizzlrds that ragged two weeks ago.
 In the absence Of Walter Goodwin, West was acting as superintendent Of the road commission and was out in connection with his duties.
 Lieut.. West has been in the North for years and was in command at Fort Davis at Nome. He is known through out the Seward Peninsula, and his death will be mourned by all the people of that section as a personal loss.
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cisco will assist the prosecution Instructions have been issued to arrest Wappensein if he should attempt to leave Seattle.
 Some members of the Black Hand exploded bomb in New York tenament house February 13. Tor tunateIy none were badly injured.
 The National Baseball League held it's annual meet ing in New York last week. The meeting charac terized by considerable dscord owing differences in connection with the selection of umpires.
 A dispatch from Newport News states that Com mander Frank Marble, US N, found dead in his bathtub sometime last week His skull fractured It is believed he seized with fit.
 Statistics regarding breach of promise cases in Kansas City show that broken hearts salved to the of million dollars during the past year.
 Andy Carnegie, in address to working girls in New York, advised them not to refuse a man simply because he happened to be millionaire.
 California has passed law limiting the hours which may be worked by female employees to eight per day,
 It is reported from London that Aphonso of Spain has agreed to cut out his hall favores and lead the simple life On these conditions the Queen has be- come reconcled to her spouse Charles NJ. Schwab the Pittsburg millionaire won 1000 playing roulette recently at Monte Carlo, The Princess Mary has arrived at San Francisco from Glasgow, Scotland. She is the steamer built for the Canadian Pacific, and will be used in the Alas kan trade.
 famine of horrible proportions has broken out in China. The famine is accompanied by plague. trans port conveying 5000 of supplies left Seattle Feb ruary 15 for the relief of the sufferers who number g. |00O, 00O
 Mrs. Eddy's sons have sent a communication to the Christian Science church wherein they claim control Of all their mothers writings including her book Science and Health"
 The Filipinos have made representations to the house committee on nsular affairs demanding inde- pendence
 During wrestling tournament at Omaha on Feb.
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Mrs. Harriet Young, the first bride of Brigham Young, the great Mormon leader died February IA at Salt Lake City.
 The supreme court of Georgia, on February II, upheld the new law against gambling
 At Minneapolis, Mrs. Albert Dundee is suing her husband for divorce, claiming that he is bigamist Mrs. Dundee is known to the world Nellie By, formerly correspondent of the New York World and in 1890 made record breaking roundthe world trip in the interest of that publication.
 In broad daylight in the business centre of Port land Ore, February 15, desperado clubbed the at tendants of jewery store into nsensbity stole 5000 in cash secured 40OO worth of diamonds, and made his escape.
 President Taft signed the San Francisco Panama exposition bill February 15.
 passenger train the Great Northern railway wrecked near Wenatchee, Wash, on February 15, and persons injured The accident was caused by spreading rails
 The Nippon Bank of Sacramento, Cal, was bur glarzed on the morning of February 13 and robbed of S6, ,O0O
 Wrestler Hackenschnidt is expected to appear in Seattle during the week, prepared to meet all
 General Madero, of the leaders in the Mexican revoutlon paid visit to El Paso, Tex on the night of February 13. He interviewed by local paper and then mysteriously disappeared
 Rudolph Frank. the wellknown traveller, is in New York organizing expedition to the North Pole. He is buying splendid outfit.
 Reciprocity with Canada will soon be accom- plished fact The bill has passed the hou by vote of 221 to 92 The Democrats voted sodly for the bill Horseracing at Emeryve, Cal, is thing of the past owing to the operation of the new anti gam bling law.
 The excitement over the Seattle graft prosecutions is growing apace. Judge Mains has caused special secret venre for grand jury to be drawn Chief of Police Wappensten says that he has nothing to fear from the investigations. It is rumored that Francis J. Heney, the wellknown graft prosecutor of San Fran
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Have Half Nelson on WaEpanSteIn


 Seattle. Feb. I3-.The biggest kind of a stir has been created in this city following the announce ment that special grand jury is about to probe more closely into the late city administration.
 Former Chief of Police Wappen- stein will be arrested before morn ing OH a criminal charge and it iS understood that several others con. uected with city government are now under watch and cannot leave the city. Mayor Gill is exonerated and is said not to be implicated i'll any way.
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Claiming that sine grubstaked C. E Craig to to the Idtarod, and a consequence onehaf of all he acquired while here Rosalind H. Tiffany, brought suit against Craig, C. A. Britt and Thomas Maher, the papers beiug served the defendants Thursday She has for her attorneys, Stevens. Roth & Dgnan of Fairbanks and J. s. Harding of this city.
 The complaint which is quite lengthy filed Fairbanks time about January 4h. It sets out a number of interesting things dealing with the history of Flat and the alleged frailty of
 The plaintiff says that 1t i'll August of 1909 that the dee ndan Craig wanted tue Iditarod. He up against il at the time, and according tue plant, they entered into verbal grubsake agreement whereby she furnished him with fvedog team worth 535o, and gave him cash the of S75. He
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Frisco Still Rotten

San Francisco, Feb. 6--The books of the Saratoga gambling house where Postler was killed by Proprietor Kripp have been obtained by the authorities and show that several special detectives employed by the city were on the pay roll of the club and received BIO day each for police protection. The murder charge against Kripp has been con- tinucd.
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RosALIND H. TIFFANY SUING C. A. CRAIG FOR ACCOUNTING

to give her deed therefor She tbat C. A. Britt Tom Maher acquired interest in Cra8s holdings with full knowledge of her right but that their claims ne rior to her rights, and subject thereto.
 She also claims that tie defendants through other parties holding lay, taking gold from 3-b Glen, and from 2b, wherefore she requests the 10 non them from further mining operations in these properties.
 She also prays that the declare her in one half of all the properties acquired by Craig and that it compel accounting for the proceeds received up date
 Judge Maltby is representing he defendants and engaged in the business of preparing answer to the charges of the plaintiff Should the here in the spring it possible that the will be ready for trial next summer
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A. B. Must Come In Out of Wet

According to the instructions issued to the secretary of the Iditarod Arctic Brotherhood club, all those prospective members who had signed themselves on the charter roll were supposed to come through with the amount of their subscriptions by tonight, for the reason that the roll IS to go forth at once to the officers of the grand lodge with the application for a charter.
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the Idarod and thereafter she she gave him s3oo i'll April 191o
 Armed with the dog team and the money, tine defend the Iditarod says the plaintiff and acquired the following properties By location Dec 5th 19o9 fifth interest in the Jumbo association Flat creek and by deed from Jim Hagan, half interest i'll 2-b Flat creek He also acquired by opon for consideration of S525o half interest in } b Gen Flat creek, lay upper 66o of the Homestake association, at the mouth of Flat creek, and lay 66o of the Montana fractou situated between the Mohawk and the Myrtle, the mouth of Flat creek He also acquired other proper ties according the plaintiff but he refuses account for them give her description. She further that the defendants have lately denied and repudaed the plain t claim half of these properties and have refused
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Great interest is attached to tue report of the splendid strike the Otter association Otter creek where laymen Worth, Shroyer and Wise into fine of gold Wednesday, drifting to the left limit from whole sunk the line of the creek and bench claims corresponding to 5 a. They had put in thaW and encountered dirt that averaged soc the dump, and got pan of S4
 The Otter association ad joins the Guboot and lays little below the mouth of Granite creek IL originally ataked by w. A. Dikeman and Johnny Beaton for them
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FoUR-DoLLAR PANS ON OTTER ASSOCIATION, OTTER CREEK

everyone ill the camp will be pleased learn that they have struck something that looks like the real goods
 The hole just put down to be ill line with Lip sets pay creek, aDd theories being made daily Otter creek in attempt to for where it came from.
 They driving toward the left limit fast possible and further will be anxiousy awaited since the hope well founded that they may have encountered what has often been claimed for Ouer,-a consistent paysteaS.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE STORMS

Caught in one of the violent storms that have ragged along the Yukon for the past month, member of the II. S. signal corps, stationed at the telegraph office at Birches was badly frozen re- gently, both feet being converted into chunks of ice.
 His name and the reason for his mis- fortune could not be learned but it is understood that he was carried to Gib- bon for medical treatment.
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selves and six others immediately following the finding of gold on Discovery in 1908 Since that time J. E. Riley Marston purchased Dikeman interest i'll the deal which reported weeks ago when Dikeman closed all his holdings in the Idtarod.
 Capt. Worth, Billy Wise and Billy Shroyer worried that ground all last winter. They took dump and cleaned up gold last spring, but the the time and labor not entirely satisfactory Since then however they have kept it with abiding laih and
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MINNIE WAS 4 BAD GIRL

Seattle, Feb. 6.-That the will of Jack Williams, former Alaskan, was forged by his wife that she might get the estate, was the verdict of the jury rendered Saturday last, and Mrs. Min nie Williams is in jail awaiting trial for forgery
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King George Opens Parliament

London, Feb. G-The king formally opened parliament today. Thousands of his subjects cheered King George on his way. The Queen and other mem bers of the royal family attended the opening of parliament. The kings speech was devoid of color, he merely asked that both houses adjust their diff ferences and arrive at working basis
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r. AUG'S WIPES kllM0NY

New York, Feb. 6.--Charle5 Hender- son has obtained reduction of the alimony adjudged his wife, Grace Hen derson, the actress, to 510O in the court Saturday. As she is married to F. Aug Heinze, the former husband considered that she does not need so much money from him,
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Girl Disappears in Valdez

Valdez, Feb. & Mrs. Lizzie Magnuson arrived at Valdez today, intending 10 return to Tacoma with her II year old daughter, who was to attend school there. They were together OH Tuesday at the theatre. after which the girl disappeared. Her mother thinks she committed suicide in the bay.
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Washington Feb 25-Stung to action through heated words the Nelson coal land bill of Alaska Delegate James Wckersham got into personal combat with Frank w. Monde representative from Wyoming i'll the house day and had be choked away from his adversary. Some body had passed the lie and Monde had made passes at Wickersham both of which landed before the delegate could get properly into acCn Once started however, he went some and sent hack few hot while the bes gathered round and tried separate the combaans
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MONEY AND TITLE

New York, Feb. G.-Everything is in readiness for the wedding of Vivian Gould, second daughter of George J. Gould, and Lord Decies which occurs tomorrow. Immediately after the cere- mony they will leave for Egypt, there to spend their honeymoon,
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Was Under a Spell

St. Petersburg, Feb. 6-The trial of Dr. Pantchench, the noted specialist who removed undesirable persons from the worlds activities by the poison route, is under way here. He testified today that he has poisoned many well known officials for the public good, al ways however, while under the hypno- tic spell of Count DeLassy.
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SPORTING NEWS 0F
 THE WIDE WORLD

San Diego Feb. 6-Glenn Curtis, in- ventor of the Curtis biplane and legal antagonist of the Wright brothers con corning certain patents, will move his aeroplane plant from Indiana to this city and engage in the manufacture of airships here.
 Berlin, Feb 6-Lieutenant Stein was killed here today while making flight in a biplane
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EmpOrer William Seeing Finish

Berlin, Feb. 13-Seriously ill with fever, grave fears are enter tained for the life of Emperor William who is lying under the watchful care ofthe great:st physici, ans of the country.
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Are Mostly W93s
 Ot Married Ones

San Diego, Feb. 4.-Completely over come by learning of the disgrace which had overtaken her husband. Chief Voc man Jackson. of the cruiser North Da- kota, who has heen arrested for em- bezzIement, his young wife, residing here, and who has been bride of but a year, committed suicide today by blowing out her brains.
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Legislatures Deadlocked

Helena, Feb. 6-On the 23rd ballot taken Saturday, there was no choice for senator, and the Carter-Conrad feud is still being waged as bitterly as ever.
 Albany, Feb. 6-There was no quor- um of the legislature on Saturday and no vote was taken for senator.
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A QUESTION

Why loan your books and magazines after you have read them, when you can sell or trade? We have the larg- est and best circulating library in the Iditarod, and have all the leading brands of cigars Wholesale and retailj, paper napkins, stationery, blank books, cook books, koda ks and photo goods, and everything kept in frst-class book store, Landahl's Emporium, Idit. srOd
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New York, Feb. 13-Roosevelt and Wm. Barnes, IT,, both enemies as result of the Saratoga con- vention of last summer are 10 be guests of the Lincoln Day banquet tonight. [The list of casualties will ! he Sont in later
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WeII-KRown F0rger Escapes

Seattle, Feb. 13-C. E, Everett. the man who heeced the banks of this city, Portland and San Fran cisco out of $50, 1000 by forging his name as cashier of ti e Miners and Merchants bank of Ketchican, has escaped from jail at Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he was awaiting extradition,
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CAPT, HAIRS WANTS OUT

New York, Feb, 6,-Captain Peter 1ia'ns, now in the penitentiary, has asked President Taft 10 pardon him from serving any further sentence for the murder of Annis, q New York pub fisher
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King George to Set His

London, Feb. I3-Preparstion> are going forward for the coro- nation of King George on a scale never before equailed. Former ceremonials pale into insignifcance when compared to some of the his torical pageants that will mark the festivities of June.
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Newspapers in Linlelight

New York, Feb. 6--J. Pierpont Nor. gan is establishing publishing trust to control public sentiment. Many mon; niles and weeklies throughout the states have signifed their intention of coming into the fold, where their think iag will be done for them.
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OH, YOU FIGHTING Jl0 WlCKERSHAN

The coal land bill has caused much discussion in the house and Alaska has in for large share of criticism being the native heath of liars and nature t'kers
 Mondel said something of this to Wickersham and started the trouble He inferred that all Aaskans were liars, and almost got Jim's goat.
 The affair created intense excitement ill the house and great stir in Washington. Wckersham apoogzed the after the excitement cooled down and begged be
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For the Natives

Washington, Feb. 6-The appropria- tion of s30,000 asked for by Secretary Ballinger for the natives of Alaska IS for surgical relief and the enforcement of sanitary measures among the Eski mos to stop the spread of disease among thprr1
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Alaska News from Outside

Seattle, Feb. GA movement is on foot here to take large number of miners into Fairbanks, some of them to be sent to the Iditarod.
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g, 900, 900 for Lincoln Statue

Washington, Feb. 8-The senate concurs with the house amendment appropriating S2,ooo, ,ooo for statue to the memory of Abraham Lincoln,
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FOR SALE CHEAP - One 4o-h.p. boiler, one large Worthington pumr, l-4-h.p. engine, drill press, saw and arbor, blacksmith outfit. Morgan x Titsev. Tditarod.
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H. H Porter of the firm ofCrow- ley & Porter, and U. c. Norton, the steamboat man. left this morn ing for the Outside via Seward. They are on business mission and will return as soon as they get back
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The message is necessarily brief and lacks all the n- eresting details of the encounter neither does 1t the fight by rounds. It appears however, that Our Jim there with the goods and it took several husky represeu tatives from Kansas to separate him from Monde It pulled off according Queensbuy rules and undoubtedly sets new mark for congressional entertainment.
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Seattle, Feb 13-Successfully footing the safe in tue Stone FisEer dry goods house, expert yeggmen got away with S2ooo last night.
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Jeff Says Ha's Thru

Los Angeles. Feb. 6-In a signed statement issued today, J. J. Jeffries denies that he will never enter the prize ring again.
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Still Talk Coal

Washington, Feb. 6--The senate to- day confirmed the appointment of Clyde Walker to be register of the land office at Juneau.
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ABDUL HAS 4 BUSY DAY

Constantinople, Feb, 6.-Going sud denly insane today, Abdul Hamid. the deposed sultan of Turkey, who lives in Salonica, killed two of his numerous
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WIns on Points

Sydney, Australia, Feb. 6-Davs Smith, middleweight, defeated Johnny Thompson on points in 20-round fight here Saturday night.
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Chas. Bechtol, son of Dish Becb- tol, and of various places in Alaska, is now temporary marshal at Nu'
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HE ELEW Tl0 KleH

Cincinnati, Feb. 6,-The wife of Walter Brookins, the aviator, is suing for divorce on the grounds of deser- tiOn.
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Is Hunting Trouble

Chicago, Feb. 6-Champion Jack Johnson left today for California where he will make arrangements for coming battles.
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Austin, Texas, Feb. 7-The Texan legislature has passed law by which convicted white slavels will be liable 10 five years i'm prisonment. On conviction for a second offence they will be hanged,
 Miss Anna Hageiin came into Iditarod today from Flat town to become one of the participants i'll ;he 4 B io1lifcatiou.
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lato, in the absence of Wright who is sick at St. Michaels.
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pardoned for introducing Alaska methods into national de Alterations.