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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
U. s. DIS. ATT. CALLED TO
 WASHINGTON ON BUSINESS

ton [" mos, .NauIt"d position. fa~ th. judge k slated for advancement. fr,sp an present indications
 Tr" buSinc-e h. i- briur called fo the "u.side upon. v, also kHnw i~ .u connection with tn" department ef justice and recent developments iu certain Alaska eases tp b, tried on th" outside demands hts presence. n. heiug familiar with th. testimony
 The Nugget ,su state at this tia, the order C. come ont over the ice issued Co Judge Rodyv. in no way re- fleets upon the man nor his office. but in reality Y le % compliment paid to him by the dcpartn eut "f justice. for r i- paving tho way for promo 'lpu
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
SKINNED REBEL
 OFFICERS ALIVE
Special Nugget serv ee.

TIENTSIN. Jan i5.-Numerous r,yolutionists officers who have been captured and held by the government troops havebeen skinned alive" iu the past two days nv ord"rs from the Manchus ofiiCers
 r. is stated that from u1V on the Manchus generals wili sh"w 1T, q,.e. ter that every Chlnamau captured will be tortured In some way or other to be decided upon by the Tartar gen calls. but all rebel officers are c. be skinned alive" when captured This Is the order reported sent out from the field of operation in he far North. and the Tartar generals knowing they are on their last leg as power in the land are resortine to revenge in- stead of tryine to r"c,pturo the ,m- pire.
 Dispatches reaching this town ta e that in the past two days several rev olutionists officers in command ot the citizens army who have been iu the hands of the Tartar generals for some time were publicly skinned alive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHING1OE. Jan Ia-Ths mem befs ei Che steel trust commuey are slowly but surel, N,rn.p- f.s things iron, Andrew rarn--t,. th, r' tired steel multimulionairr although L, too ia furnishing thetn d valuable fund of iuforma lon ou what can D, termed collateral ma,synl .iaa' d.,,. tails into the information trytu. q, b" secured
 During thr meeting yesterday 'su- negie admitted he had nr2cl q. ap- pointment Jf .he steel trast epMcIL which had at IT, head the attorney general or William McKnlrv- oan- inet
 In the early day- ot "ur Auori- can steel industry we had to fight Tor an existence lt te nst so. many wears ago that all the steel for boti raii- roads and structural work wt~ i'm ported Many Of the rails on branch roads and side tracks employed today were manufactured ln England or
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
Special Nugget serv,ee

optSldt 'hS6NA ocENiS0
 BERLIN Jan. a..-lusomp.,t. a'= turns nom tle elections held through uut the empire z.~torday pre>'- ha, fns sogiali-f- hav. vou aut gsau-s ta. E,errumrut and viii Hay,. ' Wa jarU m he next r,ich-tas. much e. The surprise uf th, emperor and the ,bagriu of tH, supporter "f fh, %, rrum,u who b,t made au extra ~ fat during Inc campaign Inst oyer to defeat tus -o,EIIst7. and cHt down their number in th. relchsttg
 Although thc returns ar. mot com plctc number of -mafI hurl~ u"t having been heard from ,h. outcome i~ well established and h,soctalists hat, gained good working majority Iu the rrichstar and it ,- estimated
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to give. out to the statement he was being called to th" outside on busi- ness in connection of the department of justice but you could add hlt the people here in Nome may bv pre- pared to hcar that lightning had strucI, him in the near future
 Aside from the information vouched for by our district attorney the Nue g,tt has from time to time received what Is termed flashes over the wire the straws that indicate from which direction changes political and otherwise. are liable to take place
 The Nugget Is not surprised that Judge Rodey Is being called <" tho outside. neither will the stan be sur prised if few months hence we have to publish the account of his promo
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t.at In,. -ulId vote "f the s"clalist~ 'a-t a the election yesterday teteI- "s,r t.ur million. a larg. esar -ter #'- election.
 Tll. gam "f tH. -oyeItstte rtst u tb, empire v"re mad, in tla .H-. ss,t.- where the Hent aedu them .a. tased with bitter feeling by then o.. p.u.ut- and farr, -uus nt m"a"s .>. p.4,i.a to e., .ua i,t.af n. -esiftstie movement
 The outcou- ., tu- ,.,etan prove that the new party have v"rEIu- majority iu tnr r"isnsiaa taa tteN hay. also won th, seats away from the -o.eaIlyd government rspes-en'e u,s- u the large sitl,e nl tH. snrf,
 Las. evening as soon as fh. r'..i' of the election was iudlcatine -.-
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MONETARY COMMISSION
 HAND IN FINAL REPORT
Special Nugget Service

opcCidi Nu99ok SSiS'Sc
 WASHINGTON Jan. 10 -The none tary commission appointed two years ago to investigate the monetary con ditions of foreign countries. and to make certain recommendations based upon investigations made not only in foreign countries but in the United States as well handed in their report this morning 10 both the senate and house of representatives
 The report fig rather bulky being a large volume containing the result of their extensive investigation. and makes many and divers recommenda- tions for the betterment of the finan- cial conditions of the country. cover ing banks. postofices and all other in- stitutions dealing on a large scale with the coin cf the realm
 Senator Aldrich. as chairman of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13

Bernard Shandon Radey United States district attorney for the Sec md judicial division for the district ,f Alaska, has been called Co the out idle by the department of justice. and ,iI start hy dos team in day or wo over the ice for Cordoya where ie will embark for Seattle.
 When seen thia morning by a rop. cscntative of the Nugget Judge Ro- ley admitted he had received instruc- ion from Attorney General Wicker nam of the department of justice to come out over the iey surtng at once .s he was required in connection with york of the department
 outside of the abov" statement Judge Rodey had uttle or nohing to ay confining what information he had
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
HUMPHREY MAY BE
 SUCCESSOR D0NWORTH

side of that h." knew nothing.
 When Judge Donworth of the western division of Washington re- signed it was intimated that the pc sition would he rendered to an official iu Alaska, and many believed it would be District Judge Cushman of the ter ritory for the Valdez division: but subsequent developments prove the position will go to either Seattleite or Tacomaite Of the two cities Se- attle appears to have the advantage and Congressman Humphrey will he the successor of Judge Donworth, ac- cordlng to popular belief here at th" capital
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committee believes the report contains tho hest reform that can be deducted from the currency systems abroad and here in tho United States. That the committee has travelled in foreign countries. investigating their uumer- ous systems. and toured this country seeking information and plans of able bankers and people of recognized Financial ability That from the whole they have taken what they believe to be the cream.
 Upon the acceptance Of the report by congress Robert Bouyange of Col orado resigned as a member of the commission.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
WORKING AWAY TO RECOVER
 THE TWO BILLIONS
speelaI Naeest ser,l e.

Special Nugget Servee-
 NEW YORK Jan T. WorNuen are now busy removue rhe debris from the ruins of the Equitable nahdlna and lt vnl requir- several lays for the two billions il. securities |" 'r safely removed
 The vaults tr. covered for many feet with debris and there Is great danger of hrIngiuz down doluse vf tiles. brlek- and -t.cl upon he heads or the workmrn a@ they ar- trying Q get at the vaults n tho basement
 IL Is now estimated that in the vauls of the Mechanical safe Deposit Inst tuition there are rno billions iu cash and securities and considerable fear. and anxiety Is experienced as to then preservation. for the fre was very hot In and about the vaults proved by the bricks and other debris betn. melted together
 The bulk of the securities in the safe deposit department, or vaults. be longs 10 the house or D Kountze Brothers. August Belmont X co Bankers Mercantile Company, Equit able Life Insurance Company and many other trust companies includ ing the Hartman lines
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
WHOLE IMPERIAL ARMY
 WILL GIVE BATTLE

up several columns Of ;hc rebels br- fore they have chance to unite al their common meeting point around Pekln The imperial army consisting of ten thousand troops are now marching toward H"nan. the province in Northern China. which has pop ula ation of about twenty five million people and expect to give battl" at once when they come up with the revoluttonists
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2 peeiaI Nugget Service

WASHINGTON. Jan. t2.-Congress nan William F. Humphrey republi- can. stand batter frem the First dis ,rict of the sta,e of Washington. Is
 lated for the position of district judge to succeed JudEe D"uworth re- - ently resigned
 Congressman Humphrey when inter ,iewed on the subject Of accepting the position. which Is a life job. stated he was not in a position at this time D give any information one way or the other. that he had been given to nderstand his frlends were trying to ecure the position for him. bat out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
Spec al Nugget Service

PEKIN Jan l3.-The whole um- peral army started North from the city yesterday afternoon to give bat tie to the rebels who are to march against the city one hundred thou sand strong under the leadership of President Sen.
 The Tartar generals acting under instructions Of Premier Shi Kai will proceed to the province of Honan 10 attack the revolutionary column marching south from that section
 Premier Yuan believes he can break
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
ANDREW CARNEGIE
 ADMITS 4 FEW THINGS

sweden
 The steel industry had to be haHf up against we'll established 3utaa- try in foreign countries Uuer aba. wa- cheaper ana from actual ,sp... ,uce he plants coald turn our better and cheaper work than u. c.u'i h.r, lu the United States
 our steel Industry needed pratrc- lion. and the employment of The ,b.ost men in the country to raise lt e. q state Of perfection where lt could take care Of the home marEr, and compete with the market of the world TOT lte share Of the business AiI."f which i has accomplished. and tm Vh.Ine to state right here th" American r dustry We have perfected Is amply capable of taking care ot r-cf r compete with the steel ant Iruu manufacturers of the vurIa V"a.ut further protection
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
PHOTOGRAPHED
ipeeiaI Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l$.-Thr dem cratic congressional committee has eorganized and Represen' ative Lloyd If issouri has been -re-elected chair nan.
 The reorganization was made to trengthen the committee for secur- ng good end efficient legislation to dvance the cause of democracy which greatly needed now that presi- dential election is coming on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13

All the members of the democratic party fin Washington are working like beavers to further their cause. and will try to force through the house several measures on the tariff ques- ton during the present session for campaign purposes.
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R0DEY CALLED TO STATES
SOCIALISTS WiN IK GERNIANY
 HAVE MAJORITY IN REICtlS TAG

..t.#.f. ...a... E... .s.H.,. .... s'ad 70 celebrate and in alf r-. Fsa t",#e W#tHiu rh. rrpt-. us.u-" r"r. nfltH H- mH-i. rre.a ..aH -.#s good t.me tuduIs.d 70. Pr..H- t'.#f tho movement t....4..#' Y. =r.s.
 .#t#.e# #... an pf..a. .. G.f.ars ##s.. a.r r.n meg plrtm tH, fafa- #t f. a.a..a#Hat.
 I, ta pa, t.. e. a.ae .sli and sy, One harg fatf .g.a- 'at sa.. ...t ..,#. .#s.## g#,ua r.
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For a nice warm bath ir She largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class snc up to date.
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REMEMRER rhE NAME

For prompt an1 ss,,sfactrrV 'surdry work cali up the Peoples 'und'y. Phone Main t5t.
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Take all your printing 10 the Nugget. Latest and most up to date methods for turning out lob work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13
HOME COOKING

For rome made bread, cake, pies. doYehn1ts and cookies call up Mes dame. Altsaus & Ford. Phone Red iOe.
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Wrapping paper for sale cheap al the Nuuqet Office.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
 CONDENSED
9toamers m CoBsion puge, Sound 5pecrsl Nugaet servee.

stoamsrs m cobston pu9e, Sound spee,si Neaaet ssrves.
 SEATTLE JH t THe American -ta4m. r.ra.#a and the British teamer S.asa H.sH#a#| eai-. a #a#l H.aar .#.#t .. h#tv#.a tals ..G s.# ts., # pp -je h. |pa....sH- P-m one person ea. s-.. rom a.. col ll-iou and -.a ra. a-. uaa., damaged
 Inc .r. .a. a. #tee T. .. .nr. dy daca a-a rapa#r at once Tor tnev bath hare hole ar .at5 the h..l
 Baron Son Gsaty of Psrrjeide
 PARIS J7. Is Th. harana-s .ar Robert ra .. ra.nr e5nvlrt.H sf maslsa. .a..r Pnzu b. C,aer.rn. r.r ~a.r- 4ea. and tAr evidence p#.. tn. .n sH.1 hI- athrr h..r.. .. .n .r H- o.. Iowaure
 Auae4s Taf, .r Hoase.
 WASrusGToN Ha F. man
  delivered taas- ta., rrssli.lr Tsu for s. action 2 r.a..'.a r., he N.@.,. rebellion T.. oougre--. nan stated mat the president lid not 1 n.ot,et An..e "n The border aur Ing th. M,> n.ewe,u"u and his bread and m.s method of handling Che army and woeae ,a.m ,rt under -uc', condition proves n" must had < week back
 The attacs nr th. r.rrr-entatle. from Texas was received m silence and instead af r-ceivjur an "nthusi astIc encore oaen n. had finished sigh Of relief was h-arl from all quarters of the house a. 'u, and all were glad the member had eoftef aI tie hu. off hi- stomach
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GO 10 rne NO Th PoLs

RaksrN for the best bread and Ps$t.y The only Cofree H, use in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13

<. 3. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. s.'s will give one of their weekly dances. Friday evening. Jan uary 1z for A 6.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-13

Power of Attorney at Nugget Office. Visitine Cards al Nugget Office
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To get the news you haze 'o sab Scirbe for the Nugget
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Eagle Social Dance, Saturday night.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
WHAT IS CANTEY DRIVING ATT

The TINES prints Lawyer
Cantey's article in this issue
merely because OF It's rule to
permit the use Of It's columns for
the expression Of views, but II
does not see the object OF drag
ging into the correspondence the
name Of a gentleman whose can
didacy is past history, and can
not have anything whatever to
do with the present. The opip-
ion of Mr.. Cantey as to the at
titude Of the present Senator On
public questions does not con-
Germ him in the least, except to
say, that when a man says OF
another that he does not take a
defnate stand on political issues,
he should at the same time state
wherein the object of his crit.
cism has failed to take a pro
nounced stand, otherwise his
opinion amounts to nothing more
than the vaporings Of an idle
brain. With regard to the county
chairmanship, this is a master
for the Democratic convention
and not for THE TINES editor,
the gentleman he names would
make good chairman If he
would accept, and so far as the
writer is concerned he will state
fer Mr.. Cantev's benefit that he
has lost no sleep thinking over
the matter one way or the other.
1t is q rule Of his to leave such
matters to the delegates who
aie in authority to select a coun-
ty chairman, and whoever they
select is entirely satisfactory to
him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
The | ono Eared Bat.

The long cared bat puts itself to bed
in wraps not only Of its own wings,
but supplemented by the folding OF its
own enormous ears. This little Brit
ish mammal, the body Of which Is only
two inches long from the tip Of the
nose to the base Of the tail, has the
largest ears, in proportion to Its size,
Of any animal In the world They are
an inch and a half long and three-Quar-
tiers Of an inch broad, and when their
owner proposes to 80 to sleep 1t bends
them outward and then backward, fold
ing them down on either side Of It's
head and shoulders before bringing up
the wings to cover its sides. When
waking up It is quite business for the
little bat to get its tall ears straight
ened out and into position again They
remain for some time at half COCK
and then are gradually set up and
erected to serve the animal while
awake.-Lordon Nature.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
The Weather on the Moon.

'sWith the temperature ranging from
the boiling point to 4 igidity OF 200
degrees below zero the same day the
climate Of the moon is TOO uncertain
for any human being, 60 matter how
many changes OF clothing he has"
This was the remark Of an assistant
instructor in astronomy at the Uni-
versity Of Chicago in an address at the
Chicago Hebrew institute.
Nothing lives on the moon he
said. ANY animal would be frozen
to death in one hour and scorched to
death in another. A day on the moon
Is twenty-eight and one-half OF our
normal days. 1t is believed by super
stitious people that the moon has an
effect upon the weather, the seasons
and the crops. The earth IS virtually
independent of the moon. The satellite
furnishes light at night but no heat
worth mentioning and has nothing to
10 With storms and changes Of TEN.
perasure. e."-Chicago Examiner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
Tho D0litica1 y rtif.lnc on the

The political articles Oh the
outside pages OF THE TINES are
not always endorsed by the edl-
tor Of this paper, they are simply
printed as echoes from The Co,
lumbia State so that the readers
of this newspaper can read Tor
themselves just how biased The
State is. This is mentioned in or
der that no one may be misled.
The ortsides are printed by the
Orangeburg Times and Demo
crat. a newspaper which is about
as bitter an antagonist of
the governor as is The State
most Of its political news are
reproduced from The State;
many OF them from the pen Of
the reporter whom Governor
iBlease ordered never to put his
loot in the executive Office while
he remained governor. The gov
ernor ordered this Mr.. Sparks
out Of his office because of his
fragrant misrepresentation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10

Where is Tom Felder's book?
If the pamphlet he is said to have
issued containing four blank
pages with ink spots on them is
the book be offers, then he has
certainly faxed the public good
and hard; everybody has been
waiting and watching for this
much fouted book of exposures
that were to prove the corrupt
practices of Governor Blease
while a member Of the Senate:
this book was to show that Sen
ator Blease was the attorney for
liquor houses, and the paid agent
of them to sell whiskey to the
State dispensary. it was to show
that he had received bribes and
numerous other high crimes and
misdemcauors but up to this
writing 10 such volumn has made
it's appearance. Was the whole
scheme a bluff? Or was it a part
of the program to create a sus-
picion in the public mind for po
litical purposes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
WifeIy Attention.

a1r. and Mrs. Compton had gone out
on the platform to take the all. Mrs.
Compton returned to the car first and
sat down squarely In what she thought
was her husbands chair. That she
had made mistake was speedily
proved by the 1rate voice Of the man
who had walked along the aisle be-
hind her.
Madam" he said. you are sitting
on my hat!
Mrs. Compton rose and took from
the seat q crushed and crumpled OBJ
ject.
"Oh," she said breathlessly as she
gazed at the forlorn object, I'm very
sorry! You see, thought all the time
it was my husband's-I mean
But what she really meant she never
fully explained, for the outraged own.
er Of the hat seized it and stalked
away in high dudgeon.-Iouth's Com
DaniOQ
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
Re"enge.


stop" The brakes cf tic motor
were suddenly applied. Il paI:iemouium
of Thir!ing wheels ensued. and the me-
torist came face to face with Consta-
bic Coppem, who had been hiding in
the hedge
Excuse NE, sir" said the portly po-
Hcerlan, taking out his notebook and
pencil, "but you exceeded the speed
limit by two miles over measured
piece Of road"
81 have done nothing Of the kind"
retorted the motorist, "and. besides
well, if you don't believe ME III
cali the sergeant, bein' as it was i'm
as took the tine. He's in the Dissty
yonder."
Don't trouble, Robert the otlcr
fastened to reply Il would sooner
pay fifty fines than disturb the SER
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10

Our friends that are so jealous
for Judge Jones, are complain
ing Of the conservative newspa-
pers which are not loosing their
Shirts in the contest between
J u d ge Jones and Governor
Blease, but they are endeavoring
TO keep a clear head and the col.
umns Of their newspapers free
from misrepresentation of either
candidate, because Of this very
proper course, some of the Jones
organs would have US to either
':cuss out" the Judge or give him
support. So far as this newspa
per is concerned. it will conduct
its editorial policy as its editor
sees fit, at the same time it will
always give expression to its
choice Of men when the proper
time comes, but Of all things II
will not do, it will not permit it.
self to be twitted into abusing
Judge Jones or any other candi-
date for public office. If the occa'
sion demands, it will critlcise the
public utterances Of Judge Jones
or Of any candidate. and this we
hope we can do without resort
ing to abuse or falsehood.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-10
Such IS Fame.

At the time wien Napoleon was the
most prominent figure in Europe one
man at least was little impressed with
his greatness. The conqueror's name
actually slipped his mind, so slightly
did his career concern the world that
for the artist centered in his studio.
Edgar Quinet related that when he
went to Germany he visited the old
sculptor, Dannecker.
eve talked he says. ''of art, and
the sculptor was eloquent over his
theories. Suddenly, wishing to fx a
date, he stopped. reflected and finally
said:
".I think it was in the time Of that
man-That is his name? You know the
man-the one who has wen so many
battles. I've forgotten bis name. You
must know It,
care you speaking Of Napoleon?'
asked.
"Yes, yes. That is IT, cried the
artist and went on with his interrupt
ed statement without giving the incl
dent q second thought"