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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
FAIRBANKS TIMES ENDORSES
 SUGGESTION OF NOME NUGGET

This morning We received our nrst reply and that from the Fairbanks Times. an independent paper like the Nugget. and We are pleased to note the people over in the Fairbanks coun- try especially their leading paper take the same view as the Nugget. The following telegram speaks for lt self and proves Fairbanks is with Nome. not only in the matter of se- curing to Seward Peninsula the honor of allowing us the national Territorial committeeman hut believes in fairness and rewarding those who have heen faithful.
 Independent Times heartily ap- proves the position taken by the Nome Nugget to further the cause of mak- ing charless Heron republican na- tional committeeman He is the most capable and diplomatic person for the position we have in Alaska today. Also we agree that he is the most deserving
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

Sometime ago the Nugget editorial ly made the statement that Nome or Seward Peninsula was entitled to either the delegateship or the pa pointment of national committeeman of the territory. That the voting strength of this section of the terri tory warranted 1t in having one or the other. Also Juneau having been given the honor of having our national territorial committeeman appointed from among its citizens for several terms could afford to allow Seward Peninsula the honor for at least two years.
 Yesterday morning the Nugget wire d to the different papers published throughout Alaska for an expression of opinion on Charles Heron as our next national serritorial committed man. stating we believed Nome and Seward peninsula entitled to the same. for services rendered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

its orator over which will UW the great ditch. and again it may break out any moment according to the re. port. The division engineer wishing to go on record as to what may hap pen and the United States prepared for the destruction of the canal from internal causes at any time.
 Up to June 30. 1910. the appropris tion for the construction of the canal had amounted to s210.146.46s. and over a hundred million more will be reduir- ed to complete the waterway.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
spec,ai Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Marchl3.-Oincials and supporters of the Panama canal the biG ditch nearing completion con- recting the Atlantic and Pacific across tn. Isthmus of Panama. received a shock this morning when the report q" division engineer was made known therein he states that the ,,r"a: cule- trs; cut is constructed over 2 va clnc. that has been sleeping for centuries. and now in a dominant state.
 Division engineer at Colon in e spt cial report made at ;h. seineS. of Col. George w. Goethals. chairman and engineer in chief of the Panama canal construction board. has by facts. figures and data collected prov ed ttat the great Culebra cut. eight and two tents miles long the greatest cut and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
EASTERN HALF
 CANTON BURNED
Special Nugget Service


 LONDON. March l3.-Thr core spondcnt of the London Mail has wIr- -d the paper that the eastern half of the city of Canton has been burned and sacked by the disbanded soldiers. who are unchecked iu their raids for plunder. anu commtting many depr"- dations. even L. the taking of life.
 According to the Mail cores pOudcnt the whole business portion of Can ton l. threatened. and unless a halt is called pr check given to tho bri gands. who are operating under well known leader. there will bc nothing left of the seaport
 Canton, where the riotine and de struction of both life and property is going on. is a large seaport, and the capital of the province of KwanstunG. on the Pearl river. The city has been sacked several times, for 1t is one of the principal manufacturinG center in China. and has population be- tween two and three million.
 erieian Lux Trying to Out Officials.
 HONGKONG. March I3.-Word has reached the island that Brigand Lux. who is the leader of the uprising in Canton. and now at the he'd of the disbanded soldiers. is trying 10 oust the local provisional government of acials. and a battle has been in prog ress for several days Thousands are fleeing from the city and half of tho town has been burned, hut the re- volting soldiers cannot disledge the government officials who are holding out awaiting help to close in and ex- terminate the brigands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

for his services not only during the present embryo campaign to really commence after the territorial conven- ton at Cordova; but for services he has rendered the republican party in the past He has helped to fight their cause and has asked nothing in re turn outside of few positions for friends. who in turn got in and helped him try to boost the party to victory
 MT Heron is in Fairbanks at the present time and is making m excel lent impression here and reports from Ruby way state he has a strong fol- lowing there. From present indlca- . tions MT. Heron will leave this city with the hacking of the Fairbanks vote for the position suggested hy the Nome Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
Special Nugget Service.

COLUMBUS, March l3.-William Jennings Bryan, the dark horse" 10 he sprung at the democratic conven- ton held in Baltimore on June 25. Is following in President Taft's foot steps, going over the same route the president has made recently. and de- livering able lectures to try end hold Ohio in the democratic line.
 Bryan is taking for his subject the same theme discussed by Taft, In the cities he visited. Yesterday he dis cussed the recall of the judiciary and it's effect upon the constitution of the United States. should 1t be adopted ny all or two-thirds of the states in the union.
 T believe in fact. l know from per sonal observation. and coming In con- tact with the people of the country. they as a whole will be apt to deal more justly with the judges. elected. or appointed to administer the laws of the nation. than they are to re- ceive justice at the hands of the same judges.
 people. for and by the people in its true sense of the word. and for one am willing to risk the actual running of the government to the hands o'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
100 KILLED. 2so
 WOUNDED CANTON
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 HONGkONG. March l3.-Dispatch cs from the mainland reports that one Chief Luk is the brigand at the head of the uprising over in the city of Canton That during the first day of the revolt one hundred were killed out right by the brigands and two hun dred and fifty wounded.
 That the band of robbers footed stores and pilfered thousands of dol not overlooked, although the vaults protected and saved the coin from fall ing into the hands Of the brigands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
HEBRON NATL COMMITTEEMAN
TAFT NOTIFIES LONE STAR
 AUTHORITIES TO CALL HALT

the iusurectiOn -preadms over great .,r territory in thr north and west.
 msdero Will Stamp Out insurreetion.
 MEXICO CITY. March la- President Mad-ra has notified Ambassador Will son he will soon have the better of th. insurrection and will drive the rebels into the hills or capture them. That he has wasted cpusid.r3bl" time cow ing to having rebels for generals of certain troops That from now on he will show thr insurrectas no quarter. even J - has to take the field lu person to stamp out the uprising.
 President Madero and members nf uiS ,abin"t believe they are perfectly capable. "f handling the situation. and have only one request To make. that being tho p,oIl" 9eruss the border asked ID stop furnishing the rebels with ammunition and supplies which palv prelune- the conflict
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
Special Nugget Service

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. March lS.-- Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagle. delivered an address in this city Monday evening. wherein he stated that the trend of certain political beliefs are a menace to the constitution of the country
 According to the secretary the ini tiative, referendum and the recall are menace to the constitution ana should they become genera 1t VIII mark the beginning of the end for
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
Spee,aI Nugget Service


 WASHINGTON. March l3.--This mornng President Taft sent note to the authorities in Texas. notifying them to cease aiding the rebels. The notr K short and to the point. and carries with it a rebuke tn the people of the Lone star state who are guilty of aiding the rebels now trying to overthrow the Mexican government.
 The president stated he dispatched the note after being fully convinced the people in CcXas were helping the rebels. and the authorities in the state were well aware of the fact That they were doing this in such an open handed manner it required a halt be- ing called by the government that is neutral in the matter and should take no action one way or the other so long as American subjects were in no way noleSted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
REPUBLICAN STATE
 OFFICIAL KILLED ey AUTO
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget SsrHiee.
 BELLINGHAM Wash. March l2.- Yesterday evening W. l. Brisban. re- publican state committeeman for thls district. was knocked down by an auto and killed
 The deceased was about to enter his machine or had just started to take a spin when another machine came dashing into him wrecking the auto and killing Brisban almost instantly
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
Stimson Takes a Hand.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Secre- tary of War Stimson acting under di- rection of President Taft. has issued orders to the commanding officers in Texas to put a stop 10 all traffic across the line. in the Stfure of help
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
ATTENTION PioNEgRs'

Inc Pi"rrrre at Mask will ah.er tain their lady friends Wednc7dSy March i2. e s-so Cards and raS- a-h msnts
 By order of Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
Ambassador Reports Destitute Amer
 Icans

wASHINGToN. March i$.-Am- ,,assador Wilson has reported to the -tatc department th"rr are q number If destitute Americans in tn, western towns If the republic gf Mexico. who are without means [" get ont of the country
 According ta the report received from Aulba~ -ador Wilson. tho Amer jeans who have been working ou h.hAtataons, prospecting and opeat- ing miucs have needed th. warning he h. has sent broadcast throughout republic. iu the form of the proclama- tion issued by President Taft. ana have journeyed to the sea coasts "t Western Mexico. but are without funds to take passage e. the states.
 He also recommends that transpor- tation he furnished them at once. be- fore any complications arise. due to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
BRYAN FOLLOWING IN
 TAFT'S FOOTSTEPS

the people instead ot the favored few. who carry 1t on for the benefit of those to whom they are beholden for their positions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders 10 your home free of charge. Seward Cont Co,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

It will pay you to make a ali and see the bargins in bottled goods for one week only. Seward Cornr. Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.
 Fer eussids beer bottled or sn drsft e to the Eagle. whsrs h cen ko sssurs1 ky the Siass, kssais CT sasA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

New laid eggs at Posser's. Phone eisck 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

Daily Nugget. the reliable news ven Ser of Alosbsa. oubssribS rl. ns sysay,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

Saie of seats at Toby's tor the baske, ball. Wednesday. March B. st t2 noon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13
SEC'Y NAGLE MAKES
 POLITICAL ADDRESS

the constitution under yi ,h t1. '"untrv is ruled T.- ::-"- [ cert T political factions + t)warr the de- scruction of the constitution and one has only to study the character, habits and general demeanor of those who are in favor of such measures. and they will he satiiied that the reins of government would never he safe In their hands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

Ie, Us all go and see those basket bali fellows mix # up Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

,e tn. insurrectos The secretary 0f War has also notified th, state au- thoritics in Texas hc will put stop to citizens Of that state aiding th" r-pel- of Mexico, if tucy cam" pre- vent II
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-13

IMPORTED SWISS cHEEsE. DOMESTIC SWISS chEEsE.
 IMPORTED RooUEFoRr cHEEsE. IMPORTED ooRooNzoI0 cheEse IMPORTED ROMANO cheESE. IMPORTED PecoRiNo CHEESE.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
REMINGTON IS
TO Be freed
State Board Of PardOns Ad.
journs After Regular JuOe
Session at Capitol

The state board of pardons, con-
sisting Of Governor Burke, Attorney
General Andrew Miller, Chief Justice
Spalding, H. S. Rear1ck of Coopers-
town and A. N. Bourossa Of St. John,
which has been in session since
Tuesday adjourned today. Over one
hundred applications came before the
board at this session and the follow
ing combinations, pardons and good
time restored were handed down by
the board before their adjournment
this morning:
John Byrnes, conditional pardon,
sent up from Rolette county January
II, 1911 to serve five years for rape
in the first degree.
Ferdinand Stephen, conditional par
don, was sent up from Logan county
November 6, 1911, to serve year for
grand larceny.
Andrew Jensen, full pardon, was
sent up from Ward county August 3,
1911, to serve / year, months, for
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Frank Wenzel, full pardon, was
sent up from Divide county June 20,
1911, to serve years for rape In the
first degree.
Tony Slice, conditional pardon, was
sent up from Walsh county June IL,
1911, to serve year and 6 months
for blindpiggng.
Bernard Reed, full pardon, was
sent up from Ward county Decem-
ber 2, 1908, to serve from 5 to 10
years for robbery.
James Mcmillan, full pardon, was
sent up from Ward county December
2, 1908, to serve from 5 to 10 years
for robbery.
Walter Mcdonnell, full pardon,
was sent up from Burke county De-
cember 16, 1911, to serve one year
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
Wilhelm Dittes, communication, was
sent up from Sheridan county March
II, 1911, to serve 2 years for blind
pigging, released July I, 1912.
Roy Federoff, communication, was
sent up from Barnes county January
49,, 1912, for robbery in the second
degree. Released August 1, 1912.
James Mccarthy, Communication,
was sent up from Burleigh county
September Is, 1911, to serve 1 year
for attempting to escape from the
penitentiary, Released July Is, 1912.
Samuel Winters, good time restor-
ed. was sent up from Walsh county
February 13, 1908, to serve years
/ for grand larceny.
Harry Savage, communication, was
sent up from Ward county August 21,
1909. to serve years for burglary
in the third degree. Released April
1, 1913.
Peter Dufault, Communication, was
sent up from Bottineau county July
13, 1911, to serve 1 year and 9
months for arson. To be released
July 13. 1912.
The Remington case was not touch
ed by the board Of pardons and Joe
Remington will be a free man when
his commuted sentence will have ex-
pired, which is said to be some time
In August. The board adhered to
the view that the opponents of Rem
ington's pardon had four years
wherein to present claims to the
board, that length of time having
elapsed before action was taken last
December. The action in December
was final, and from the boards deci.
sion at that time there is no appeal.
Hence Remington's communication will
not be rescinded.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
MoToRED TO HEBRON.

Karl Schenkenberg motored to
Bismarck from Hebron Thursday af-
ternoon. He is we'll pleased with
Hebron and states that conditions are
very favorable in that section Of the
state. He departed FOR his home Fri
day morning.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
VlsDlTED COUSIN.

J. A. Hawks Of Phoenix, New York,
visited in the capital city between
trains Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Hawks was the guest of his cousin,
Mrs. Cecil Burton.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
VISITING HERE.

Miss Ellen Fraser arrived here to-
day from Staples, Minn., and will
make an extended visit here with her
aunt and uncle, Mrs. J. H. Marshall,
and A. F. Mcdonald.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
AUDITOR HERE.

R. B. 1saacs, Of LaMoure, auditor
of the c. A. Finch Lumber company,
was looking after business matters
in the capital city Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
FROM NAPOLEON

Mrs. O. F. Bryant, wife Of the gen.
ial editor of the Napoleon Home
stead, and her son, Otis F. Bryant,
Jr., were pleasant visitors in tho
Exposition City Thursday and Fri
day.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
Meeting TONIGHT

Regular adjourned meeting Of the
Bismarck Pioneer Fire company to-
night at 8 o'clock. Business of i'm
portance.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
CARD PARTY

Please remember the Card Party to
be held at St. Mary's hall, given by the
Nv. c. o. f." The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Every body come. at $3.50.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
WENT TO FARGO.

State Superintendent E. J. Taylor
departed on No. 4 Friday morning
for Fargo to attend a regular meet
ing of the state high school board
and the board Of examiners.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-07
UP FROM LINTON.

Attorney and Mrs. c. s. Lane of
Linton were Exposition City visitors
Thursday and Friday. -. -. -. :.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE


Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of and under the seal of the
circuit court. in and for Marion coun-
~. Florida, dated the 26th day Of De-
cember. \. D 1911. in certain cause,
wherein the Ocala Fertilizer Company
is plaintiff. and l. Trowbridge is de-
PENDANT. l have levied on. and will. on
Monday. February the 9Th, 4. D
1912. the same being a legal sales day
and during the legal hours of sale
offer for sale at the west door Of the
court house in Ocala. Florida, and sell
TO the highest and best bidder for
cash. the following described real es-
tate. in Marion county, Florida. to-
wit:
The north half (n1z) of lot. forty
nine (49 sub of the west half (w12 J
of the Sanchez grant, township fifteen
G5) south. range twenty-five (22)
east, to be ten t10) acres of land, was
ordered and directed TO be sold by the
sheriff of Marion county. Florida, &c
satisfy said debt, interest and all cost:
of court. J. F. Galloway.
Sheriff of Marion County. Florida
w. X. Zewadski, Plaintiffs Atty
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-06
ROSSIE YONGE, JR., VERY ILL

Mr.. Rossie YOnge, Jr., is in a most
critical condition in Jacksonville
hospital, where he was taken yester-
day for a very grave operation. Mr..
Yonge's father, Mr.. r L. Yonge, Sr.
Went up Thursday TO be with him, and
his mother and sister, Mrs Yonge and
Mrs. l. Z. Yonce left for Jacksonville
via the Seaboard Limited today
"Rossie" Yonge was raised in Ocala
and has a host of friends here. He is
in the electrical supply and contract
ing business in Jacksonville, the jun
ior member of the firm of Livingston,
Yonge & Co, probably the leading
electrical contractors OF the state
Starting on salary without means in
that city few years ago, he has built
up an immense business and has made
money. Hundreds of friends trust the
operation Will be successful and he
will be restored to health
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-06
PROF, REESE E. BELL
The Famous Hypnotist VIII be at the
Air Dome Next Week

The mana gers of the Air Dome have
secured very interesting attraction
for the first three nights of next week
Every one enjoys watching a hypnotist
perform wonderful feats, and il was
for this reason that they have secured
Prof. Bell for the first three nights.
Prof. Bell Is different from most men
in his line in that his feats are nearly
all Of humorous nature, bringing out
the funny side OF every act he per-
forms,
On Monday if a window can be secur-
ed he Will put a man to sleep in plain
view of the public, to show what per
feet control he has over the subject
while he is at a distance from him
This is only one Of the many wonder.
full feats he will perform. There are
many more and every one as good a.
this one.
Prof Bell is the first hypnotist te
come TO Ocala in many years and il is
expected ne will draw large crowds.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-06
UNIQUE PARTY


At the paIatial home of her sister.
Mrs. r. 5. Hall, yesterday afternoon
from to ;. Miss Matte Williams
gave one Of the most unique parties.
| in honor Of her sister. Miss Josephine
Williams and Miss Elizabeth Dunn Of
New York that was ever given in
Ocala.
The Oaks" with its artistic inter
ior, mural decorations and elegant fur
nishings. needed only crystal bowls of
roses to give II the party touch" for
this enjoyable occasion.
| Mesdam r. S. Hall, G. G. Lee. of
! ST. Augustine, sister OF Mrs. Hall, j.
c. B. koonce and Mamie Howse- Sto-
vail, received the guests in the hall
Miss Matte Williams. gowned in
pink broadcloth. en- train. embellished
with Irish lace and chiffon, the honor
guests, Miss Dunn. in white chiffon.
Miss Josephine Williams. in Kings
blue chiffon. and Miss Corinne Will
| Jams, in white embroidered chiffon
over pink, received the guests in the
| drawing room.
| Others assisting were Mrs Lloyd and
Miss Alice Bullock.
After the guests assembled. each one
was tagged on the back with an ad-
vertiSement and had 10 guess what
! she represented by the talk behind
| her hack" Then in turn each had to
guess what the others were. This, of
Icourse, created great merriment. Miss
Lois Ellis guessed the greatest num-
Der and was given a dainty lace hand
kerchief. Misses Dunn and Williams
were also given hand embroidered
Ihandkerchiefs.
Miss Marguerite Porter sang with
great brillancy.
A salad course with olives, sand
witches and mint ice was followed by
hot chocolate and whipped cream, and
minis and almonds, AIRS. koonce
poured the chocolate The polished
table was centered with a bowl of red
roses and ornamented with compotes
filled with minis and an elegant salad
service upon cluny mats
! The following were Miss Williams
guests: Misses Corinne Williams, Bcs-
sic MacKay. Betty McIver, Esther and
Janet Weathers. Eugenia Fuller, Hes
| ter Dewey, Lois Ellis. Rebecca Day
Mary Mcdowell, Marguerite Porter
Alice Bullock, Mary Burford, Halle
and Esther Ley. Alta Pearson, Mar
garet and Mamie Taylor. Elizabeth
Newsem, Sara Davis, Fannie Robinson
Annie Davis. Minnie Stovall, Clara
Johnson, Hope Robinson. Mary Phil
lips, Marion Dewey, Mrs. Violet Pow
ers, Mrs. Emmett Robinson, Mrs
George Mexican, Mrs. D. G. Haley, Mrs
c. II. Lloyd, Mrs, H. A. Waterman
Mrs. Mamie Howse Stovall. Mrs John
Taylor and Mrs. ]. c. B. Koonce
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-06
AT THE TEMPLE THIS EVENING
The Last Appearance of the Starnes
Stock Company

The Starnes stock Company enter
tanned another good audience last
night with a Girl OF the Sunny
South which was a lively perform
ance, and was much enjoyed. While all
the performers played their parts
we'll VIII keigley was a whole show
in himself His speciality in jumbo
pants with the barrels was a scream
and kept the house in a roar Miss
! Flossie Han had a specially pretty
part and played it we'll. and If we had
space We could justly devote a par
agraph 10 each Of the other players
As The Star goes to press the COM
rany * giving The Prince Of Liars
as a matinee 70 an appreciative au-
! dience. Tonight il will give a spe-
cially good show, Young Buffalo in
New York. II is a very smart play
and deserves large audience