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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
TAFT ELECTED PRECEDENT
 or BAR ASSOCIATION
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 MONTRAEL Sept. 3.-William Howard Taft. formerly president of the United States. was elected pre- sident of inc American Ear associu- tion at the convention here today. His remarks concerning the independence, ', that should be given the judiciary werc endorsed by those present and his view on this subject is supposed to have in nucnccd the lawyers In securing for him the great honor of being elected president.
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That the Seddon was lost near Shis- mareff village is the story sent by telephone today by Captain Ballinger of the Bear to Captain Tom Ross of the life saving station. This is the message word for word:
 TELLER. Alaska, Sept. 4.--The Sed- don was totally wrecked about twenty miles south of Shismnren village. A reliable native reindeer hertier named James living North of Shlsmareff ar- rived at Wales on the second. He dis covered wr-ckage from the Seddon September first on the beach at m aba nduned village of Sinrazit extend- ing for four or five miles consisting of part of deck house. deck. part of hull containing name and ha Hing port Of vessel. bedding. part of broken dory. small parts of machinery. dagstan etc.
 Sand island an which this wreckage was found Is separated from the main
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MEN WHO WERE ABOARD
 THE sEpooN COME BACK

Zen I.ernnrd. of American Dredge and Construction Company and Tom Brace returned this afternoon on the St. Hclcns from Teller after having walked from York to that city when the Sctl,l,n. on which they went North. did net return tu pick them up. They arrived an the Sesldon at York week ago Sunday at unc o'clock. At thnt time they wrrc told to wait there which was expected tu k. only for 70 hnurs. When the lsm,t left she had only the Wv" white men and an Es- kimo.
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= WANT GAME LAWS LEFT
 TO ALASKA LEclslATuRE

At fine meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska last evening resolutions were passed asking the government to turn over the regulations of the game to ths territorial legislature. X repNrt was presented recommending a change uf dates for the game season and the re- port waR adopted. The game regula. tions for Alaska are now In the hands of the secretary nf agriculture.
 The meeting also took steps tn mrES m appropriation for an exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition nn,l an rf- fort wilt 'hc made tu assurr nn appro- priaiion of sa0O.00O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
 SHOT BOISE SHERIFF

, cncc of drink when Deputy sheriff
 Champion decided io take him under lnrrcst. Wilson protested londly hut
 tho officer insisted in hauling him or
 to Jail when the furner national leg
 IsL,i0r drew his gun and opened fire.
 Champion was unarmcd and WAS in
 serious danger of losing his life as Wilson kept up the fire point blank at the officers body until some bystnnder
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MILLEDGEViI.I.E. Ga. Sept. r.. Bill Miner. the famous outlaw and desperado. died here last night in the penitentiary after . lingering illness from which hc has suffered cOnsid-
 Imprisonment hc hns behaved In ., model manner and gave very little trouble although he was carefully watched owing io the reputation he had gained for extraordinary escapes.
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 SOME WELL KNOWN PEOPLE WILL GO ON VICTORIA

The Victoria will mt get away from Nome for Seattle before next Monday. She will go first to St. Michael to un- load the large amount of freight which she has for thnt phk'e and she will bring passengers from there. Amongs, those who are going '. the outside on her are:
 Bishop Rowe, Th0a- T. FlavIn. Miss Helen Lomrn. Judge A. z. Watson and Mrs. Watson. A. N. Leopold. A. T. .iarmuth. Henry NJ. Smith. l.. Y. A. Hopkins. Miss JIllda Johnson. Mrs. E. F.. Herrey. G. F. Spar,ss.
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jumI"'d in and caught Wilson's arm. He Is now In Jail. Wilson came from Pennsylvania when young and beca me district attorney of Ada county In this state In lSSs. He was |, member 0f the Constitutional convention in 1889 and was . member of congress from lsss to 1901. He is a republican.
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sHERBROoKE. Quebec. Sept. a.-
 Harry K. Thaw lnst his ease in the court here today and his deportation will probably take place immediately. The court held that lrr had i@en con . fined for an Illegal action in inc Mat tevan asylum and thai hc escaped while reaily serving q sentence for such Illegal action. Judge Hutchinson stated that hr hnd booked into the matter very carefully and hc could zee no other way nut of the matter IS Thaw was moi Il rlan who had really been confined because he w.Is insane but because. primarily. he had killed a man. This decision is supposed to mean that his 'icIortntion cannot be avoided. He will i,c taken to Coati- cook for a hearing and at that hearing
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
BILL MINER DIES
 IN PEN|TENTIARY

An attempt was made to have him re- leased when he became sick but every effort in this way was unava Hing as it wRs feared that he could never quit the game at which he hnd spent his life from the days of his youth until the advanced age which he had reached when he held up Canadian and Tinted States trains. He Is probably the last of the real desperadoes who combined real genius with a itmitless pluck.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
EIGHT NAVAL MEN DROWNED
HURRICANE HITS LAUNCH OF
 BATTLEshlP NEeRASkA.
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 NEWPORT NEWS. Sept. a-Three petty officers and fro'skilOrs of the battieship Nebraska were drowned here this afternoon then a hurricane hit the launch of the battlsship in which they were trying to reach their vessel. The weather was bad when the men left the shore to get to their ship but they believed that there was no danger. After having proceeded some distance the gale suddenly be- came a hurricane and drove the launch on the rocks with the result that the thrown int" the bonax surf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
coRWIN REPORTS SEEING
 NOTHING OF sEDDoN

T. r.. Watson received a mcssnKe to- day from Dick HcaIy of the Corwin stating that he had seen nothing of the Scdd,u. Captain ltcaly also re- ports that th. liciih l. had arrived and had faikai in sight ihe missing boat.
 Tho Corwin lcfi Errwalik this mOrn- ing at x o'clock fur Nome and has some passengers ,lnsrd wh" will gU out on the Victoria. tin tie way down sharp lm,kout will iw krpt for the S.sltlon although inc cUast was care- fully scannrd going north both hy the Corwln and the fIettm H. \ large number uf passengers are m the way on the Corwin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
JOHN MARTIN FORMER U. g.
 SENATOR is DEAD
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 TOPEKA. Sept. 4.---John Martin. former United States senator died here last evening. He was born in Ten nessee in 1888 and began life as clerk in q grocery store. He afterwards became lawyer and was elected to the United States senate in 1893 to nlI out an unexpircd term. He held many positions under the government and was a member of the democratic state central committee. He ran for the governorship of the state at one time on the democratic ticket hut was de- feated.
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BOISE. Idahn. Sept. 4. recausp T snefin attempted to arrest him for drunkenness here yesterday Edgar Will 'on' Formerly congressman from this 'tate pulled a gun and opened fire on '"e snerin shooting "rf two fingers of '"e of'ecr and infiicting T severe scalp wound. Wilson WAS under the intiu-
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regular election.

regular election.
 This information cannot he doubted lth0uRh care was taken to have It announced only in q semi- official man. ner nnd Hucrta refused nltoGethrr to make any positive statement, one way or the other.
 In the meantime the movement of Mexican troops is being carried on IL, different parts of the republic with th,.
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Special Nuspst Service.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 4.--ThOse In touch with the administration an- nOunced yesterday thnt Huerta has decided to resign from the presidency but that he will he a candidate for re- election when the time comes for the regular election. He will resign In come provisional president until the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
GERMAN BANKER FOUND
 POISONED IN HoBokEN
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 NEW YORK. Sept. i.-Carle SchO- etc. who is supposed to have been a banker of Hamburg. Germany. was found poisioncd to death yesterday In fI"boken. He was known to have been on tho way to the Pacific coast where 1t Is said his house has business con ncctIons. There Is no reason to bc- ilevc that the poison was self-adminln- . tcrrd and the natural assumption h that he was murdered for the purpose nf robbery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
cAMiNETTI CASE WORKED
 UP ev CARBON CROWS
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4-The case of Caminctti who is charged under the Mann net h proceeding nlong a similar course to that which the Digga case followed. The newspapers of the lower order are publishing the de- tails in full and trying to make the evidence more sensational than 1t is hut the case ia merely reproduction of the case which preceded. The at- torneys for the defence are evidently depending n good deal m trying ta show that the girl was willing vic. tim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04

rs.t a new stump mill Is now act ,aI,y crushing ore "n this peninsula
 |. fact that hardly man in Nnme |. ovsre of so quietly has the mill -, erected and set in operation al- though the cireumstanc" is one which ..y mean tremendous things to this -..,rsula. The mill has been erected ., York by the Grim. Randt. md
 osrIen people this summer nnd is ,ev crushing out two tons of tin ore day while the people arc actually ,n. vare that such a mighty step has n.su taken towards ii" opening "f an industry which exists Ii" where els" In inc United states Mir. pT'ricn him elf ls at York and h"hins afirr the vork. He ts,inr in il,is spring bat
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04

Where ars ysu ssins for your an. nual cutting this yssrf Why not try Hawaii. the Paradiss ss the Pacific. For iilustratsd ssldsr descriptive ef this beautiful land write to or call d this etysee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
STAMP MILL AT LAST
 CRUSHING TIN HERE

gave out no information as to hts intentions and 1t was only when people arrived from that ncighbOrhood in the last few days that the story was re- lated thni the mill is Already in opera tion and that quartz tin is now being produced.
 In addition to working the tin the mill is being used to test the values in tungsten and IL Is said that if the tests prove up to their promise nn- other great industry win he the re- suit.
 It is supposed that practically un- limited capital is af the hack of tho men who are now operating the stamp mill hut II,is may bc assumed rather than known as a fact although there
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WILL ERECT MONUMENT
 TO EUGENE FIELD
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 CHICAGO, Sept. 4.--Wiii J. Davis has started subscription list to erect n great monument in memory of Eu- gene Field. He declares that he has received the greatest possible en- courasement from many prominent people and he expects that the monu- mcnt will he well worthy of ita ob- ject.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
PROTESTING AGAINST
 SULzER IMPEACHMENT

he Is guilty of the charges against him or not.
 The meeting was widely heralied by the Hearst papers and the other papers that have made the Sulzer cause their own. One speaker declared that Sulzer had been egged on to com init the acts complained of by the very men who are now using the fact against him. There was quite Il little disturbance when this remark was made and 1t became evident that all those present were not friends of the man under impeachment. No real trouble came. however.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
RACE MADE BLIND WOMAN SEE

LIMA. Ohio.--A clinic of surgeons marvelled at the remarkable restorn- : ton of the eyesight of Rosa Thomas. negrcss. blind since birth. who saw for the first time as she stabbed hcr husband with butcher knife.
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N. II. Castle. former assistant dis trict attorney. writes Dr. Mustard from San Franclsco. Mir. Caatle win not re- turn to Nome although he says things are too fast for an Alaskan" out there
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
NOTICE.

The annual stockholders meeting "f the Darling & Dean Co. will be held Tbursdny at ( D. m. the 25th day of sept. 1913 ai the Company's office. Front strcct. Nome. Alaska.
 A. A. ALLAN,
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
IT 10 up TO YOU

To send to the friends who have besa writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition q ths Daily NuGget, price 50 csntA ssad one on the next maii.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
THAW LOSES OUT
 '"" l IN QUEBEC COURT
his fate will he decided.

his fate will he decided.
 His lawyers say i'll that they ex- pect io have their man released hut this is regarded as only the usual means taken by lawyers for the de- fence to give the impression that they believe themselves to he in the right.
 COATICooK. Quebec, Sept. 4.-- Harry Tbaw has arrived at this place and has been placed in the detention hospital. \ special board of enquiry will sit on his cis" and decide ns i" whether he will bc sent hack to the Tinted States or not. It is generally believed that the enquiry will bc mere ly matter of form and that hc must l,e prepared fnr deportation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04

land by water shoai enough to be wad- ed. The native made a careful searcf, for footprints and other evidences of men having landed but found nothing and none of the SeddOn crew were seen though the boat followed beach and made careful search. Two days before native saw a small white gaso- line schooner On ShIsmareir guing
 north. There Is n bare chance that this schooner may hnve picked up the survivors of Seddon if there were any but from broken condition of wreckage on the shore I am convinced that the vessel struck bottom ufr shore. bruke up and all hands k,st. Water sh,ntl in that vicinity; if any had gotten ashore alive they would have been picked up or made their way to Shismarer or some other point accessible long ago. The Seddon was probably lost in the heavy gale which prevailed August
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-04
MEXICAN PRESIDENT TO STEP DOWN
CAPTAIN BALI LLINGER OF BEAR
 REPORTS THE SEDDON LOST

twenty fifth We hnye on board flag stan. cabin and pilot house door. two signal bells. pressure guage and small sail belonging tU the Seddon brought by native boat. Strong nOrtherly winds arc prevailing and have been since August twenty-second. AS the coast has been examined thoroughly by small craft much better than we could do owing to our deep draught and us thcr, is positive proof thit no survlvnrs are In the vicinity of the disaster the Fear win return to Nome Sorry l can hold unii no hope tu those interested Ia thc Srddoii crew. No bndirs we're found bul That indicates that vrssrl was wrecked im deep water aud some distance. afr the shore line Have tried Ia get you by wireless since. yesterday morning. G", your msssages ain,ut Curwin and iiettir B.
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NEW YORK. Sept. IA large meet ing was held in Cooper Union hall Inst night to pr"test against the i'm
 peachment of Governor Sulzer and some fiery speeches were delivered
 against Tammany and the enemies of Suixer generally. Nearly nll those pre- sent arc men who have been opposed to Tammany at nll stages of the poll tical game hut some were men who have not heen prominent In politics hut who have come to the conclusion that unfair means have been used to bring about Sulzer'a downfall whether
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is every reason 10 believe that tin min ing men of great wealth have their eyes now fixed on this peninsula where it Is hoped that the United States will at least be able to produce the stun on It's own territory.
 While the new stamp mill Is pro- gressing so well the tin dredge Is operating most successfully on Buck creek and the facts really are that while the people here have been for getting that product of the peninsula the men who have pinned their faith In tin are realty forging ahead to make this district one "f the greatest on the continent. The result of the milling is being watched with n profound in- terrst.
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huERTA WILL RESIGN BUT
 WILL RUN FOR PRESIDENT

feeling that i will mark the turning point in inc whole affair.
 No communications have sassed be- tween Lind and iIrurta within the past few ,liys but the members of the Mex its,n admin isl rat iun arr in constant touch with lIurrta nnd conferences nrc going on almost continuously.
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The Nssest wilI print your station sry at reasonable prices en shsrs notice.
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Fer Memo Nsws and Wsrid's Nsws
 ct ths Nussst.
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Tn. Daily Nugget. .2.oo per month.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
One O'clok Luncheon

Mrs. s. K. McCayren wss I
very pleasant hostess yesterday
afternoon to several ladies' at .
one o'clock luncheon, ct her
home in st. John. The ladies
made the trip in autoes and
everyone enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent. Places
we're found ct one long table
where Mrs. Frank McGavren
assisted the hostess in serving
10 delicious luncheon in four
courses. The afternoon hours
were very enjoyablv spent in
doing fancy work. Places we're
laid for Mechanics HOPKINS,
Bradley, Gamble, Album, Hoyer
Ambrose Burke, Harry Newtor
and Annis Of Council Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Party

One Of the most delightful
affairs given in our city curing
the, past few weeks occurred
yesterday afternoon, when
Mrs. Harvey Foes entertained
about fifty ladies ct her home
on Fifth st. Edward Harvey
and Eugene Foss admitted the
ladies and directed them to the
dressing room. Profuse dec
orations in the various rooms,
| Of beautiful yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, were the source If much
admiration on the part of the
guests The entertainment for
the afternoon, consisted in the
guessing Of the various ques-
lions, that were pinned on the
walls. There we're twenty
four questions and each one
was to be answered with . word
ending in "age." After check
ing up accounts, it was found
that three ladies TIED, each
having missed only two words.
Mrs. Ambrose Burke succeed
ed in being the luckiest and
she received . piece of statuary
as q reward. Another pleasant
feature of the afternoon, was
the singing of two Sings by
Mrs. Il. G. Hills, accompanied
by Mrs. Harvey. At five o.
clock, the hostess assisted BY
Mesdames Harvey, C. w. KEEL
logg, Mahoney and McLaugh'
lin, served an elegant supper
in two courses, in which thu
same colors of yellow anc
white was carried out. Among
the out of town guests wer'
Mesdames Shepard, Matthew
and Coe of Woodbine, Annis o
Council Bluffs, Taylor, of Siou.
City.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
George w. Egan Gets
A Verdict For $4,000

Watertown, S. D., Nov. 2l.-
The jury in the $4,000 libel
suit brou5ht by George w.
Egan, former candidate on the
republican ticket for the guber-
material nomination, against
the Watertown Public Opinion
and S. X. Way, publisher,
brought in a verdict Thursday
for the plaintiff, awarding him
$4,000 damages. The defend
ant was granted ninety days in
which to draw up a petition for
a new trial.
During the primary campaign
last year the Sioux Falls Press,
Aberdeen American and Wat. r.
town Public printed a number
of articles attacking Mr.. EeaD.
After the campaign Mr.. Egan
brought action against each of
the papers for $4,000 damages
The American made q broad
and sweeping apology to Mr..
Egan, retracting everything
said against him and the case
was dismissed. The Sioux Falls
Press was sued recently, Mr..
Egan getting a verdict for
$1,000 from that paper.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
after C0UGAING. TWO YEARS
Waycross. Ca, Woman Found
Relief in Vinol.

Waycross, Ca, Woman Found
Relief in Vinol.
Did you ever cough for q week.
Then just think how distressing II
must be to have a cough hang on for
two years.
Mrs. D. A. MCGEE. waycross, Ca.
says: Il had a very heavy cold
which settled into a chronic cough
which kept me awake nights for fully
two years. and felt tired all the time
Tho effect Of taking your cod liver
and iron remedy, vinol. is that my
cough 10 gone. ! can now get good
nights rest and I feel much stronger
In every way. am - years old"
1t 10 the combined action of tho
medicinal elements Of the Gods liv.
ers aided by the blood.making and
strength-creating properties Of tonic
iron which makes Vinol so ehicient
for chronic coughs, colds and bron.
chitis-at the same time building up
tho weakened. undown system.
Try Q bottle Of Vinol with the UNI
Demanding that your money will bs
returned II 1t does not help you.
p. Sit you have any skin troubls
~ eaxo ealye. We guasautso t.
nn4>k M u... N--s.k
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Pain ID. Back
and Rheumatism

Torment thousands of people
daily. Don't b one Of these
sufferers when for 80 little cost
you can get we'll rid Of the
cssse. Foley Kidney Pills be-
gin their good work from the
very first dose. They exert 50
direct an action on the kidneys
and bladder that the pain and
torment of backache, rheuma.
tism and kidney trouble is soon
dispelled. For sale by all deal.
ers r30
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Public Sale

will offer for sale at my
farm two miles east Of Love.
land. known a. the Brapson
farm, the following described
property on Wednesday, Dec.
3rd 1913 Sale commences at
one o'clock, free lunch ut noon.
Eight head of horses. One gray
horse, VT. 400; ] bay horse vt.
400; / bay horse, vt. 1900; l
bay horse, VT 1900; ! gray
mare, VT 100; 1 roar mare, in
foal, vt 1900; lsircn gray fillv,
HOO; l sucking colt. Nine head
of cattle. Two red cows, fresh
soon; l red COW giving milk; l
red Shorthorn bull 2-years.o old;
8 cows giving milk; 2 calves.
Seventeen head Of hogs. One
Poland China male coming g
years old; l Poland China male
coming 1.yeaf.old; 4 Poland
China brood sows; z Poland
China gilts; 4 Poland China
sows heavy in pig.
One disc cultivator, / Tower
surface cuitivator, 1 riding.
lister, / McC orlnick mower, 1
farm wagon, ] light set double
work harness, I set work har-
ness and other articles too num-
erous to mention.
'l'erms..All sums Of SO or
less, cash; over SO twelve
months time. with note bearing
8 per cent interest. Two per,
cent off for cash.
F. F. TURNER, Prop.
w. H. Dutrow, Anctioneer.
w. J. Burke, Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
A Consumptive Cough

A cough that bothers you
continually lsone Of the danger
signals which warns of con-
sumption. DR.. Kings New
Discovery stop the cough, loos-
en- the chest, Danish fever and
let you sleep peacefully. The
first dose checks the symptoms
and gives prompt relief. Mrs.
A. F. Mertz, of Glen Ellyn, Ia ,
writes: DIR. Kings New Dis
covery cured a stubborn cough
after six weeks doctoring failed
to help" Try it, a. it will do
the same for you. Best medi-
cine for coughs, colds. throat
and lung troubles. Money back
if it fails. Price Soc. and 500.
All druggists, by mail.
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Phila,
delphia or st. Louis. n3(