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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31
ALBANY DID NOT COME.
Dawson Boys Received Wire Yester-
day Canceling Engagement Here.

Dawson Boys Received wire AeSter-
day Canceling Engagement Here.
After all preparations had been
made for the Albany basketball team
to play here Thursday night the local
team received a message that the
expected visitors would not be able
to play here on account of game
with Macon Saturday night. Evil
IDENTITY they got cold feet" knowing
that Dawson had planned to send
them home defeated The local team
has been trying for some time to play
Albany on the local court, and if they
ever succeed in getting them over
here you may expect some game.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31
DO YOU WANT HORSES?
hen Go to Miles City, Montana, for
the First Big Auction Sale Feb.
20, 81 and %, 1913.

1900 head will be sold for the
high dollar" 500 head harness
rOke horses will be sold. We al
avs have more horses than we adj
artise, We have never postponed a
lie in ten years. We have all classes
select from-big, little, medium,
roke or unbroke. Write or wire for
but be sure and be
ere. c. B. INGHAM, Manager.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31

The Southern Cotton Oil Co. man
ueactures high grade fertilizers. Gail
on J. T. Raglan. manager, for prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31

Some mems chief pursuit in life
is rushing the GROWER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31
Buyers Of Printing


fast learning that Printing the best obanabe for
many miles around The sturdy ideal for which stands has
met
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-01-31
Those who are not our patrons

All ask is trial order, and you will notice
the superior quality and in give all your orders the
printing line
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

favorabiy. The now marshal will probably leave as soon as pessibls to take up his duties and has received the congratulations of numsreus friends who knsw him tn Aiasks s"d elsewhere.
 it 10 said here that h.' confirmation was made certain by the discovery that some of the accusations made against him wsrs without feundat ,"
 Some names are sirsady mentioned for the offices under hin, but he has made no public statsnsnt in this rs. spset. h ;s sin,ost safe to say. how. ever. that soms men whom he know n Alaska and who are now outside will go north to take up petitions In the office when hs takes hold.
 Emmett Jordan is interested io the Cripple river drsdss and the 0sssis arsdes and has been coming to Al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
OPPOSITION FALl IS FLAT AND
 NOME HAS NEW MARSHAL

the friends of the rival eandidatss. They say that it ;s most likely that the appointment was rsfsrrsd to the senate judiciary committee and that the ohIy delay was oceasiensd by the usual wait for tho committee te rs. port.
 Jordan will be marshal when hs is marshal" said the friend quoted above when he was told today ef the cen. Nrsnstion. He explained afterwards that what he meant wss that the new marshal is . man who has . mind ef his own and is strong in every ssnss of the word. "Yew can slss say" hs said "that whatever people might say about Emmett Jordan the man whe know him best know him to bs . ssed fellow and . good friend"
 "Ths Peoples Papse"-Nems Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. 0. G. June G. Prssidsnt Wilson visited the capital building today for the ssprsss purposs Of consulting some of the senators about appointments to the various of. fees which have to bs filled. Many of the appointments which hsvs si. ready been made are said te bs dis. pleasing to some of the members of the senate who refuse to confirm then, without at isast much greater eonsid. srston. To asesrtain in psrsen the reasons for this delay and to find what the ssnaters want exactly the prssi. dent decided that the best course was to visit the capitol instead ef ssking the senators to visit him. He su. nouneed openly that this was his pur. pose 60 that no hesitation need bs felt in making public the fact that every thing is not going smoothly n that direction.
 There is TO direct proof sf the fact
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

The |. W. W. mskss very strong charges asa;nst the owners of logging camps. They accuse them of making veritabie slaves of the men who work in the camps. it is accused against them also that some of the forsnssn are in league with the employment sharks and are constantly trying 10 beat the fellows who are looking fr work.
 It would bs impossible to estimate the damage that will result from a general striks. Tens of thousands of men will be without snp'eynnsht as not only will the camps themselves be closed but the Lumber mills and the building business will also bs crippled.
 It is stiIi hoped tht some means may
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

aska since 1899. 4 friend os his who is now residing in Nome says that hs has spent several of the earlier winters ,n the territory but that his bus;nsss in connection with mining enterprises hes made it compulsory for him to go out during the winter season in recent years. He was born in Michigan and Is not . native of Canada a was said when the news of his candidacy was first noissd abroad. He hss sl. ways been . stauneh dsmocrat, ae- eordins to the same authority, and was frss siivsr democrat and . follower of William Jennings Bryan whom the present secretary eF state was the leader of that policy.
 His friends here believe that h;s appointment was nsvsr held up fer . msmsnt snd that aIi talk te that effect was prompted by the natural wish ef
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
Special Nugget Ssr~teA

Special Nugget ssr~ie~
 WASHINGTON, O. C.. June G. Emmett R. Jordan hs been confirm. cd as United States marshal of the second judicial divis on Sf Alaska with headquarters at Nome.
 His appointment was made ssvsrai day ago after . contest eoussd by the supporters of tho various candidates tor th- appointment bu: the president and the attorney general after care fully taking all the facts into eo"sid' eratio, decided to send his nams to the senats. On reaching the senate
 onns further shorts vssrss made by the friends of his rivals to have the confirm ation refused but to no avail and after consideration by the judi. e;ary committee t wac decided to agree to the confirmation and the senate acted on the recommendation
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
PRESIDENT AND
 CHINOA CONFER

public further and no in<iina has been obtained ss to the attitude the ambassador has bssn instructed to as. sumo on the matter. t is certain that much further discussion will arise on the affair a the visws ef the two countries are diamstrieaiiy opposed on the matter. Alter the meeting with the president the prssidsnt said hs desired te spsak to Mr. Bryan before taking any further action.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
ITALY WILL HAVE GREAT
 BUILDING PANAMA EXPOSITION

Special Nugget oesvlse
 ROME, June 6.-Ths italian psrlia. msnt today appropriated the sum ef $<oo.0o0 tor the purpess ef having this country properly represented at tho Panama expedition inl 1915. lt is the intention te build . fine structure and te have exhibited thsrsin the principal nanufaeturss Of the kingdom. sems famous works ef Italian ast will alss
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, June 6.-Ths Industrial Workers of the World organization has called a strike in the logging camps of the state of Washington and very serious conditions will possibly ariss for the logging industry in the Northwest. At this time Of the year the logging camps are opening all over the state or are already in full swing for the seasons operations so that # the workers go out in obedience to the call thousands of men will he thrown out of work.
 Such a strike, it is also feared. will cause an increase in the price Of Iunr. her to such an extent that building operations will bs seriously han,psrsd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

form portion of the exhibit and the whole is expected to bs well worthy ef the nation. During the dsbate en the appropriation 1t was stated by sems ot the dsputiss that sews sthsrs of the European nations are also pre-. parine te bs rsprsssntsd d the sx. position by great buildings and sxhib- its.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
JORDAN IS CONFIRMED D
NEW AMBASSADORS APPOINTED
UNITED sTATE0 ENTERo
 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

Special Nugget osrviee.
 COPENHAGEN. Juns s.-Ths Unit. sd etatss was admitted yesterday into the international football assseistieN. 4 meeting of the membsrs es the association is now taking place here and the game may bs altered te meet the wishes Of foetbaIisrs ef all oeun- tries co that international oamse can bs played under the sams ruis> ss they are played by tiss fsUr seuntrsss in the oritish islands at pressut.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
TRY TO FIX UP
 CONSERVATIVE MATTERs
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SALT LAKE, June 6-Fivs sever. nors and seven representatives ef the government met here today ter the purposs ef adjusting sems eensesva. tien matters which gre ef tho sreatsss importance to this and surrsundlas states. Jonss, first assistant ssers. tary Of the interior, was at the hsad of the government contingent and others prsssnt wsrs oevsrnsrs Am. mons, oddis, Hainss, Carey and Spry. The method Of msstins fer the die. eussien Of the conservation subjssts is expected to bs fellswsd in ail easss whore it is possible e that the rspre. ssntativss ef the districts and thsss of tho national government will learn each others visws and know exactly how the qusstions stand in ail thsir bssrinss. It is hoped that thsss meet. ing will remove many es the disBeul. tiss winch bssst the path q sssmsr administration which conducted thsir censsrvatier policies like exars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WARRINGTON, June 5.-Prssidsnt Wilson and Ansbassador ckinda of Japan entered into . conference tedsy on the question of Japan's reply to the note Of the United States which stated that the Califern;a alien lsw is not . vioistion os the treaty between this country and the Japansss empire.
 The matters brought up for diseus. sion at the conference are not made
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
PRESIDENT AND BRYAN
 JOIN MEwseAPERMEN
'.psc... Nugget Service.

Gpsa,.; kugost Service.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., Juno e. President Wilson and William Jsn. hing eryan attended . spelling be- at tn national press club today and seemed to enjoy themselves hugely Both took part like msmbsrs ef the organization and were treated % such by the members thsmssivss. iN spits of the preceding aHairs now occupying the attsntion of cenorsss and the ad- ministrat;on both ststsswssN remained quite . time with the repertors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
PRESIDENT AND SENATORS
 MEET ABOUT APPOINTMENTS

but h ;s assumsd in many quartsrs that the old time democratic snsmbsrs os the senate take unkindIy the sp- pointmsnt of men who have not been identified very prominently with the party until recently er since 1t got into power This cannot be stated .. positivsi. . fact, nv. ever. slthoue', soms who gre well rSsted believe # thoroughly.
 The chief appointments which the president wished to confer about with the senators gre the appointments os ambasssdors to the various powers. Hs has already selected the names but was dss;rous of sseertain;ns the opin. ions of the ssnators from the various states from which the proposed sp. pointees come. This is . new dspar. turs and is expected to improve the relations between the executive and congress.
 The following arc the mon chossn for the smhassiss to the different
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
1. ". V. CALLS STRIKE In
 WASHINGTON LOGGING CAMPS

he found to avert the strike but the [. W. W. declare that the conditions for tue workmsn must bs improved ;n several ways. The employers cay. on the other hand. that the strike is without reason end that they cannot comply with the dsmands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

The Alaska will bs upon the St. Michael. .kotxsbus run, carrying the mail until the latter part of Ju'y when the new steamer Arctic will arrvs to take her place.
 For information and ratss call at the U. s. Mercantile Company. owners.
 You should investigate Oogg'n's nr;cs cuttjno spidemi.e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

countries:
 Page ef Virginia fer smbassader te italy
 Justics Gerard of New York for sFn. bassador to Spain.
 Thomas H. Birch, Of Nsw Jersey, for Persia.
 Charles W. MaeAlpins. sserstsry of Princeton university, for the Nsthsr. lands.
 Jeseph Willard of Virginia for osi- sium.
 ]. Hale of North csroiins for cesta Riea. ..P. A. stovsii of Georgia for switzsr. land.
 Frederick C. psnnfisld ef Psnnsyi. vanis for Austris.
 Or. 8. L. JsHsrsen Of Colorado for the Argentine Republic.
 Henry Merssnthsn for Turkey.
 estsen McMiiisn for Peru.
 Albert Schmedewan of Wiscensin for minister to Norway.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
ARGENTINE APPROVES
 6RvAN PEACE PLAN
Special Nugget Ssrv;eA

Special Nugget SsrvieA
 BOLIVIA, June 6.-The government of this rspdbi;c today declared itself fully in favor of the peace plane Of William Jennings Bryan and that tt wilt be party to the efforts to make them effective. All South America Is now considering the proposals and a joining of all the forces of the Am. sriean continent in the interests of peace is most likely to take place. MORE SHIPS BRING
 MAIL TO NOME The Maekinaw and Tampico left Seattle on June 3 and 6 respectively ~;sh mail for Nome according to ad' v'css received today by Wm. MeMan us. The ..ame telegram also stated that the Navajo will leave Seattle about the fifteenth also with mail for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
MORE SHIPS BRING
 MAIL TO NOME
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.

Front street, three doors west of the
 Alaska Bank. Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing for ladies and gentlemen promptly and neatly done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

GO TO THE NORTH poLG Bakery fer the best brssd end pastry. The only cssgse Hsuss ia ts~n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
rH4 NEW gAol9. 1hs homo ef straight wklsksy&

We p-iat anytk,no aaA sssD11hiao h jsA printing llns as s1ss Nsoosl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

The Peoples Paper" Nussst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
BOY IS ACQUITTED
FOR KILLING NEGRO
Jury Returns Verdict of Not
Guilty After Two Hours
of Deliberation.


Rocky Mount, y. g, March THE
superior Court of Edgccombe County,
in session at Tarboro this week, Judge
Cline presiding. has been sending a
number OF recruits TO the county good
roads force. one. horse thief. q forger
and number Of defendants found
guilty OF violating the State prohibit
ton laws have received long sentences
Wednesday afternoon 4 jury returned
"a verdict OF not guilty in the case OF
Ebert Morgan. charged with murder
This was the case against a white boy
only sixteen years of age, who n few
weeks ago shot and Killed :. negro
youth Of cightcer years while the two
with a number OF other boys, We're
engaged in the game known as mad
dog" The negro was playing the part
of the dog" and when he ran down
the road shouting Il am mad, shoot
me- young Morgan fired his gun. both
loads of No S shot taking effect in the
negro's shoulders and causing instant
death. The white boy was one OF the
most ignorant VIII o has ever appeared
In local court lie had never attend
ed school. is u vicl i'm OF the hookworln
disease, and apparently has no sense
lat All OF right and wrong. While the
prosecuting attorney for the State was
addressing the jury, arguing for con-
viction, the boy CO sually asked a by
stander, rs that man preaching?' The
state only asked for a verdict of man
slaughter, with the intention OF having
Refornatory, but the jury, after con-
sidering the matter for Il couple OF
hours, returned the verdict which set
him free. He lost no time in returning
TO his fathers farm in a remote Sec
ton of the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
DIR. SMITH AT DAVIDSON.
Delivers Lectures Before students on
.StOncWnli Juckson.''
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times pspatch.l
Davidson. " c.. March REV
James r. Smith. - d. OF Richmond
delivered here Monday evening in
Sheareg Biblical Hall his well-known
lecture on Stonewall Jackson. Dr..
Smith, returning from his winter in the
South. came here by the invitation OF
DIT. Richards, who was acting in be-
half of the committee OF the Y M
c. y.
Ills analysis of Jacllson's characte,
was altogether keen and discriminate
ing, and his tribute TO his chieftain
both beautiful and inspiring. His ac-
count OF his first meetins with Jack
son. his call to serve as his aide. his
experiences in battle. in the camp,
when jackson was wounded by rifle
balls from men in General Lanes Bri-
sade. all OF it was told graphically and
vividly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
RAILROAD OFFICIALS MEET.
Number OF Questions Affecting Frcight
Service Discussed

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Rocky Mount y, c., March Tn the
office of General superintendent w,
II. Newell. OF the Atlantic Coast I6Ns
mere yesterday was held an Important
meeting of the superintcndcnts OF tho
first division together with the super
intendents OF transportatons. An
nouncement was made that the object
OF the gathering of the officials was'
10 discuss the question of freight com
genuon caused at this time by tho
heavy movement of fertilizers. but i'd
is understood that 4 number of qucs-
tons aectinS the Improvement of the
freight service were discussed Tho
officials present We're General Superin-
tcndent W. H. Newell, superintendent
of Transportation w p. barrow. En-
sinecr OF Roadways u. L. Laird. Sup
erintendent Norfolk Division u. j.
Hughes. Superintendent OF Richmond
division u. Phennager. Superintendent
OF Fayetteville Division e. L. Porter.
ana NJ l. Stovcr trainmaster OF Will
minston, the latter representing n. G.
King superintendent OF that division
who WAS unable to be here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
DECLARES LETTER
CLEVER FORGERY
Former Anna Gould Says 1t Is
Mosaic Made Up of
Extracts.
Extracts.

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch.l
Paris, March "a letter alleged to
have been written by Miss Anna Gould
is said to have been used as part OF
the evidence IN Count Ront dc Cas-
;ollana's suit for divorce.
This letter is reported 10 state tina,
Miss Gould refused 20 become n Ca
tIioiic because she intended TO get a
divorce should the marriage prove un-
HAPPY. Through her second husband.
the Duke dc Tallcyrand, tho duchess
today denied positively that such q
letter, genuine and written by her. Is
or can be in existence. for she never
wrote such q one. The duke stated
10 The Times dispatch correspondent
that tho letter is a forgery
photographs OF letters written BY
her have been published several
times" said tho duke.
"I could not possibly deny her hand
writing, but as 1t proved the letters
photographed were really clever mo-
sales composed OF extracts cut from
letters she had written and pasted to-
scthcr."
The Duke de Tailcyrand repeated
that his wife will appeal from the de-
cision OF the tribunal OF the Rota TO
the apostolic signature tribunal, the
supreme court Of tho Vatican.
I'VE appeal not only because the de-
cision Is unjust. but because do
not wish TO leave Count Boni free to
make another religious marriage with
an American heireSs.
DO you think that Is his Intention
The duke answered:
The money lenders OF Paris are not
so generous that they lend without
good security.
The correspondent then asked ii the
Judgment of tho Rota tribunal was al
lowed to stand would 1t not assure his
wife's social position in Paris, where,
by the old French nobility as not
having been really married, and is,
therefore. not received socially.
The duke thought a moment, and
then replied: Yes. but we Will have
a church wedding"
Would YOU marry again in church
if the judgment stands?'
That would depend entirely upon
my wife, but looking ut IL any way. my
wifc's position is very difficult, for il
the Judgment stands and she chooses
10 have u religious ceremony, they
would only he too ready To say: We'll,
she's doing the same thing as before
making n trial marriage with divorce
at the end l think the Catholic
Church in America stands for more
broad minded. sound principles than
it does in Europe. and l will not vol
unfairly countenancc any action which
declares marriage null and void after
children have been born and so many
years have elapsed; not so much for
The children's sake for even when
civil marriages are annulled it docs
not affect the Legitimacy OF the chill
drcn. but more for the moral point
iuNoIyel.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
NJ ADOO WINDING
UP HIS AFFAIRS
Getting Ready to Take Active
Hold of Secretaryship
Of Treasury.
Especial to Tho Times pispatchJ


New York March T.--William c. Me-
Adoo. Secretary of the Treasury. spent
the day i'll Now York City winding
up his affairs as president OF the IIud-
son and Manhattan Railroad Company,
ana inspecting the subtreasury anu the
customs house. Tomorrow Secretary
McAdoo expects to familarize himself
with tho appraisers stores, which is
ono of the most important offices in
his department.
Secretary McAdoo will return TO
Washington on Monday and one or
his first acts Will no to appoint Byron
Il. Newton, OF Baysidc, L. l., as AS
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury Mr.
Newton has for years been II newspaper
reporter He was the city editor OF a
Buffalo newspaper when Samuel
q. Blythe started in az cub reporter
aud gave Blythe his first assignment
lie was identified with the committees
organized to advance the interests OF
President Wilson's pre-conve ntion
campaign, and served as Secretary
McAdoo's aid at Democratic national
Headquarters during the campaign.
William Loeb. collector Of the port
of New York. is about To leave his post,
and Mr.. McAdoo will be called upon to
select his successor. William IT, Eds
wards. Commissioners OF Street Clean-s
ins, Is an active candidate for tho
post. Dudley Field Malone, son-in-
law OF Senator O'Gorman. Is also Il
candidate for this place. and many be-
lievc he will he named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08
FAKE CEREMONY
OF INAUGURATION
Passengers on Almirante Not
Greatly Grieved at Missing
Real Thing.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

special TO The Times DlSpatGh
New York, March 7.-PassenEers OF
the steamer Almirante, which arrived
day from cruise in Central ana
10 be very much distressed becaua
they had missed the inauSura;!o:l -
PresiGen; Wilson. Tue reason was
soon LEANED. On last Tuesday. zeal
ling tha; they were 10 mss The : II
event, The passengers in&ug GRATED a
fake ceremony Of their own.
The shiis company ontereI into The
pirit or the thing. and the Ut,Iic az
fair was pulled off with -r-at attn
ton TO detail. The men wore gar
rnents belonging To the female portion
OF those on board. ana the ;Ioln,n
appeared IN the neat business suits If
tile men. The cast" follows. Miss y.
L. Seller, OF Philadelphia. as Mr.. iait;
Miss L. & kamnenbley, of New yo-k,
as Mr.. Roosevelt; Mrs. +. a. Blodrett,
Of West Newton, Mass. as President
Wilson. and Mrs. =. O. Foster, OF Utica.
y. Y. as tho Chinese ambassador. Mrs.
Foster. dressed in duck trousers ana
an embroidered dressing Jacket, ana
with her hair braided into IL long
queue. was the hit OF tho show.
The passengers derived great zeal
OF fun from The fact that with Mr.. ana
Mrs Foster were thrcc other matrons,
Mrs. g. L. Mason. Mrs. g. II. Cakes,
and Alrs. A. r. Grant, all OF Utica In
spite OF the protests OF Foster nc was
dubbed THE Mormon Elder and the
name stuck TO him throughout the trip
and after the party had landed to-
day.
Not that ! would mind having four
wives" objected Mr. Foster. laughing
y, but my Wife won't allow H."