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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
NEGRO WOMAN is
SHOT AND KILLED

Virginia Galloway. negro woman,
was shot and instantly killed yester-
day afternoon about Ills o'clock at
seventh alley and Twenty first street.
Maggie Price and Tom Cochran. me-
groes' were arrested and locked up in
the city Jail by Scouts Ivey and Foley,
charged with the murder.
The negro Cochran ran away from
the officers and a long chase followed
which finally ended in the negros cap
ture at the Terminal station. During
the chase Maggie Price, who is al
legged to have done the actual killing,
escaped also but was later recaptured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
Resume Inquset This Morning

The inquiry into the mysterious kill
ing at Gate City some weeks ago will
again be taken up this morning by the
coroner's jury which has been eXamin-
Ing the case. According to Acting Cor
oner w. S. Russell, some new evidence
will be brought forward this morning
and the identity Of the dead man may
be cleared up. Coroner Russell Will
also investigate today two negro kill
tngs of yesterday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
FOUR DROWNED IN
THE MISSOURI RIVER

Parkville, Mo-, June 22.-Two young men
and two young women, supposed to be
from Kansas City, eight miles below
here. were drowned in the Missouri river,
near here, today when their motorboat
drifting with dead engine, struck a
snag and overturned. The bodies have
not been recovered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
Thistle Wins Trophy

Block Island, r. J., June 22.-The This
tie. the scratch boat owned by J. H.
Wallace. won the Upton Viking trophy
for boats manned by amateurs, and the
Katheryn S. Saptured the Day cup in
the New York Athletic clubs 100 mile
power boat race, which started off Whor-
fleberry island yesterday and ended here
to-day. The Thistles time was 11:21 :45
60 seconds ahead of the Frances II. which
came in second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
PERSONAL

A. S. Klyee has been called to Mem
pbis, Tenn. on account of the death OF
his mother, Mrs. M. c. Klyce. Mr. Klyce
will be away from Birmingham for sew
eral days.
DR.. j. ID. S. Davis and Mrs. W. r.. b.
Davis have returned home from French
Lick Springs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
YOUNG ENGINEER COMES
F. c. Weiss of Beaumont to Be With
the Alabama Power Company

The Massachusetts Tech colony in
Birmingham Is now to receive an ad-
dition, Fernand Carl Weiss of Beau
mont. Tex. who graduated June 10
with the degree of bachelor of science.
Mr.. Weiss took the courses in electical
engineering and had for his thesis,
"A study of the Financial and Operat-
Ing Condition of the Buzzards Bay Elec-
trio Company at Malmouth, Mass a
work which he undertook with Joseph
A. Tenant, B. A.. of West Newton,
Mass. Mi. Weiss comes to Birmingham
In the construction department of the
Alabama Power company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
FIREMEN BURNED
IN MONTREAL FIRE

Montreal, June 22.-Four fremen are
dead and three others are seriously in
jured as the result of disastrous fire
here today. The dead are John c. For
sythe Patrick Hammill, John McDermott
and Webster Moleson.
The fire destroyed the large sash ara
bind factory of Itzweire and Sarraz,n
ana the Ice warehouse of the City Lee
company and damaged other nearby
buildings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
ONE KILLED AND FIVE
INJURED IN STORM

Little Rock, June 22.--R. c. Hawley
was struck by lightning and killed
and five persons were-injured here late
today when the bolt came in contact
with an electric light wire and tray
eled over the circuit into tent where
several hundred persons were attending
a revival meeting. Three residences i'm
tn immediate vicinity of the tent were
also struck by lightning and damaged
All of those injured will recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
THE GREAT NORTH WOODS AND
LAKE COUNTRY OF WISCONSIN
AND NQRTHERN MICHIGAN

hundreds or 1nlaEd lakes and streams
with gamey fish, and delightful summer re-
sorts equipped with all conueniences
necessary for the fun enjoyment of the
vacation period.
The finest of !ishng, bathing, boating.
yachting, golfing and tennis, or you NAV
take automobile tours through the ada
cent country where the soft balsam of tie
pines pervades the air.
Madison, WaukSsha. Lake Geneva. Mil
waukee, Green Lake. DEVILS Lake, Mari
towish. Woodruff, Eagle River Gogebic,
and hundreds of other resorts and camp
ing places are reached by the direct lines
of the Chicago and North Western rail-
way from Chicago. Printed matter and
full particulars on application to
f. c. BUSH, Travelling Agent,
Birmingham, Ala.
6-9-G-16-23
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
Good Word From LaGrange

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
The Chamber of Commerce Is a sub
seriber of the Birmingham Age Herald
and | have just completed looking over
your silver anniversary edition and /
wish to say that / have never seen
newspaper achievement in the south
that 1 consider surpasses this edition
either in typographical get-up or in
subject matter.
1 think | ought to be pretty good
judge of such matters. as ! was relig-
ious and literary editor of the Atlanta
Constitution for about eight years. With
best wishes, yours truly,
f. g. CLARKE,
General Secretary LaGrange, Ga, Cham
ber of Commerce.
LaGrange, Ga, June u, 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
Negro Fatally Shot

Lovelace Burch. negro. was shot
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock IN
the back and four hours later died in
the Hillman hospital The shooting
happened at 1919 Avenue -. Rufus
owen, negro, was arrested charged
with the murder. According to the
police the shooting was the result Of
= quarrel over the ownership Of a
pistol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS
Vaudeville at Orpheum

Five acts of what appears to be the
seasons best vaudeville is offered at the
Orpheum this week, headed by VIII
Roehm's Athletic Girls. who box, wrestle.
punch the bag and fence in a manner
that would make the average man blush
for lack of skill. The Orpheum Is cooled
by 80 electric fans and 20 windows and
doors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
20 SENTENCED TO DIE
IN CONSTANTINOPLE

Constantinople, June 22-Twenty men
were today sentenced TO death after
trial by courtmartial, for completely in
the assassination of the grand vizier,
Nahmoud Schefket Pasha.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
Musical Comedy at Majesti,

"Tfe Duke of Durham is the Offering
at the Majestic this week. with the Ger
man singing comedian, Lou l.. Shean,
as the star. A quartet is one of the
best features. The house is kept COM
Portable at all times by fans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-23
e.2-s-16-2s

BIRMINGHAM COUNCIL OF KA-
DOSH WILL HOLD IT'S ANNUAL
MEETING TUESDAY. JUNE "a. AT y
II. VI. ELECTION AND INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS. ALI. MEMBERS IN
VITED TO BE PRESENT.
!. U. RAY, PRECEPTOR.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
lEcisLAToRs MAKE
 sPEechEs TO PIONEERS

The tvse ssOaters and tive rsprsssn. tativss ~he have returned were sussts st . social last night in the Pienssr islee. Ths msstine was . private enc. prsss and straoSses being sx- cludssd, co thst the first uttsraness ef the legislators could only bs known by thess prsssNt. Prem esesWd hand information, however. 1t es~ bs said that ssnster Frssdine cooke fret and that hs wss followed by Msssrs. Al. drieh end Dsunsr in the order named. Al, of them explained the bile which were passsd and showed sons ef the points in favor of the bills that wsrs most attacked. Mr. Breeding, by the way. ststss that the mining bli ssetien which eompsiis the performance of assessment ~erk on sli twenty aerss, no matter when stsksd is . good one. Thss funds ran out bsfers the msmbsrs of the legislature got back they have stiii coming about
 32oo each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

result of the operations of the othss dredss that of the Ernsst brothsrs dsmonstrstes the fact that sueesss fes drsdses on the prsssnt beach is esr. tain.
 The American 0rsdes euiidns com .,any also constructed the drsdss fes Or. Ramsey for Geoss creek in the Casodspass. it will como late in the season and will be frsshtsd over the ice. The company is also making pre- parations to install . drsdss fer Pid. duck of the Anglo. Alaska Gold Cor. poration and will also instaii the drsdgs on the ground of Max Hirseh. berg. on Sunset creek. The last named was brought in last year.
 Mir. Bernard expects that 70 or so dredosss will operate on the prsssnt beeah alone within the next few yssrs. This predetion is worth taking into &C., years ago that 50 drsdass would bs count for he is the man who predicted working in this section in ten yssrs. Five ysars are gone and % drsd9ss are are operating.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
MORE OREOGES
 WILL SOON WORK

The new dredge which will work al the mouth of PeIuk creek, near thu city, is being instaIleed. nearly all oi n having come in on the Senator It Is owned and operated by the Amer ,can Gold Dredging Company when .. a subsidiary company of the American Dredge Building and Construction Com ,pany whose officials are the prinepaI owners of the dredge. It is composed of Seattle busirsess men and men sn- gaqed in various industrial and rnanu . facturins enterprises. The dredge is a ,.4 cubic feet close connected bucket line dredge with improvements and patents specially adapting tt for beach digsng.
 The American Drsdgs Building and Construction company also expects to install this year on Hastings creek, above Saunders creek. a dredee for A. M. Hanson Of the Pan American Gold Dredging Company of Texas.
 The dredge to be installed on Psluk makes the second to be installed by the same construction company on tho beach. Besnjanrin Bernard, the manager, says that from the 20 or 25 miles of rich beach near Nome hs ex. poets 10 see many millions taken out by dredgss. Hs also declares that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

That probably %oo mon will bs sm' ploysd by the Pioneer Mining Com pany this summer in the work Of min ing is the statement of Jafst Linds- berg, the president, who returned from the outside last Tuesday morning on the steamship Victoria.
 Not only will this great teres bs put to work at actual mining but MT. Lindsbere also states that the com pany will enter into an extensive cam. paisn of prospecting in varieus parts of the peninsula and continue it throughout the season.
 The only possible drawback he ssys, would arise from . lack Of water to operate as extensively as hs wants to. The ditehss have ail been snisrs- ed and are now capable of running six lifts which will have . capacity of one million two hundred thsusand cubic yards of gravel. Even with the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
EIGHTY FOUR MEN
 KILLED IN BATTLE
Special Nugget osevisA

Special Nugget osrvisA
 EAGLE PASS. June i2.-Eishty four federal soldiers were killed and many others wounded h . battle which took p'ses yesterday nsar eust. amsnts Mexico. The fsdsraIs were commanded by GsnraI Tellsz and wsrs conplsstiy routed after what is said to have been one ef the most dstsr- mined fights during the prsssnt rsvo. ten. The insurgents wsrs com.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
TO INVESTIGATE
 PRiBIIOFF ISLANDS

is thsratsnsd with ssrious dstsriora. ton should care not bs sxsroised in the immediate future.
 Many public men have advocated recently the placing h . strong guard over the seal islands to prevent . possible raid by the Japaosss or other poaehsrs. It is pointed out that one. big sueessful raid would prseti. esily destroy the breeding grounds of the seals.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
 NEwsPAPER PUBLICITY LAW
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nugget eerviee.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June 1t.- The suprsms court has uphssTd by unanimous decision the newspaper publicity law which eempsis daily newspapers to show what is an aver. tissmsnt and what is not. The law aiso rsquirss that newspapers must publish at stated periods the nance es their ownsrs. stoekheIdsrs, editors, etc. soms newspapers had made stsnuous effort te hsvs the isw dc. elarsd unconstitutional but the decision Of the suprsms court has killed the attempt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
TWO THOUSAND
 WALKED OUT
BIG STRIKE CALLED ON THE
 DENVER AND RIO 0NAN0R

Especial Nuosst osrviss
 sALT LAKE, June 12-Two thou. sand men walked out of the eenstrue. tiien camps of the Denver and Rie 0rands railroad yesterday after hay. ing failed to secure . hiehar waes rate. At prsssnt the work ef eenstrue- ton las been completely steppsd end no sign is apparnt thst k wiiI bs rs. sumsd for come trns. The company is determined not to aeesds to the ds. mands snd 90 informed tho rsprsssn. tativss of tn, 'aborsrs when . e.pusa. ten waited on the supsrintsndsNt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

prsssnt supply ef wstsr the numhs' Of men to bs kept at work will bs d least 260 but it is hoped that water will net fail and that when bedrock eomss to bs cleaned . much larger force will bs kept busy.
 The six lifts will uncover bstwssn twenty and thirty aerss of bedrock on dssp ground and the cleaning of this bedrock will rsqurs . trsmsndous amount ef men.
 Mr. Lindsbsrs. far from dsorsasins his holdings during the winter. has gene stiii further into the work ef dc. vslspins the psninsuia. Hs is now in. tsrsstsd in the Farhsvsn work with the rect and, as stated hsfers. hs is sise intsrsstsd in the steamship Cor. win. He expects that the corwin will Dc the very srsatsst aid te the work ef developing the district. She will bs used for frsishtns all over and for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
COMES TO PLACE
 OREOGE ON DICK

Gerald Mutton has arrived te place he dredos for Dick Creek in opsra. ten. The machine was built by the Union cnstsuet;en eompnsy ef which the rsprsssntatvs is Walter Jehnson who is now here.
 The ground to bs operated on Dick Crock is supposed to bs amonset the bsst for dredging purposss in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
TO WORK BOULDER
 ON A LARGE SCALE

w. L. coehrsns has arrived to con.
 tinus his operations on Boulder creek and is certain to have . splendid sea. son as richer ground than ever struck by him just before going out iast falI. In addition to the actual mining opsr. atiens hs will branch out into much moro extsnsvs work. The ditch bs. tween oeuldsr and Slsdss creeks will
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
SESNON co.
 BRINGS BOAT
COMPANY ALSO MADE AGENT
 FOR BIO RAILROAD oUTsllpE

4 new tow boat is being brought North for the sssnen company on the steamer Seward which will arrive hsrs about July 1s. i0 addition to being . tow boat t is also fitted Up tor pas ssnssrs and is g feet in isngth and t2 "a feet beam.
 The Sssnen company has bssn made agent sor the Oregon -Washinsten, Union Pacific and Nerthsrn Pacific railroads and can therefore now ssii tickets and route fesisht to any point in the United Statss. It is aiss able to tell the tims tshiss, give es~nsetisns and show intending travslsrs the best and quieksst routes te all eitiss cut. side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
ROOSEVELT sPEAks
FOR suLzER LAW
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 Roosevelt spoke here today in suppest Of suissr's prinnsry law. He declared in the course Of his speech thst every man should strive to remove bipart- issn combination from politics.
 Hs received quite reception, which tt not as greet as he would have re- nsverthelese.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
BOY BORN.

Mrs. eastsush. wife of Teddy East aush. became the mother ef fine boy that weighs twelve peunds this after. noon. Or. Mustard who is in attend. anes reports Mrs. Esstaush snd the baby to be very we'll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
S3.Oo per month for the Nuss-t
OF oHtIPe
 cAlLs ON FIRST TRIP

Special Nugget Service.
 HAMBURG, June 12.-Ths sinsr impsrator sailsd from this port yes. terday for New York on her maiden voyage. She is now the largest liner sfloat and her fret trip is being watched sii over the world with the arestsst interest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

bs graded 10 make the water run in the opposite direction. It now runs towards elsdss but .instsad ef that the Slsdss water will bs carried te Boulder. Mr. coehrans will aIss build . siphea on eisdss creek ts carry the water acress the strsam This s;phen will bs 4oo feet in length and % iAchss in diamstsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The steamer cersin will saii tonner- row st noon fer Solomon, Bluff and oo,svin. For freight and passass esi' st the office ss the company next to lemsn hrothsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
Special Nugget Service.

OPvS'ss "oSbut SsTv'CS'
 WASHINGTON, June 1i.-Rsprs- sentative Rothernnsl has introduced . . resolution to have an investigation instituted into th conditions in the PribioH Islands. it is considered most likely that the resolution will pass and that Q eongrssionai commit. tee will journey to the Dsrin0 sea islands this summer as reports have been circulated that the seal industry
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
PIONEER MILL EMPLOY
 HUNDREDS OF MEN

his return. From this time forward the force wilt bs increased and the big company will 60 into its opera tions even more extensively than
 ever and with the firm conviction on the part of its president that . spIsndid ssason for the company and the whole district is assursd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Mr. Coehrans is accompanied by Mrs. cochrans and their boy and sirI. They leave this aftsrnoon for the scene of operation. Like many ethsrs hs believes that his section will bs one of the srsatsst on the psninsuis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

We will save you the time and trouble of writing the local news to your friends on the outside. by mall- sng the Nome Weekly Nuggst to any sddrsss in the states for 50 cents psf .nonth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The stamsr cer~in will sail estur. day, June Y. tor Teller. York and Tin City. For freight snd passass apply at the effics Of ths company next ts lemen hrothsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

all the work for which such . bost is needed.
 Speaking of the outside Mr. tinds. berg says that timss are really very
 good and prosperous in the statss. The democratic party, he. says, shews that H will bs . sound, conservative administration and that the country recognizes already that it is ssfs in the hands of the new government. Hs also stated that the dsmocrats give no indication that they will draw the lines between the two parties very distinctly. Wherever republican is found to bs . good man. hs bsiisves the administration will certainly rec esn;ss the fact notwithstanding his politics. Louis Stevenson. the manager Of the Pioneer Minns Company. had work opened on the ninth of the pres. snt month 60 that the president found operations getting into full swing on
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The AIaska will bs upon the ot. Michael. ketssbws run, carrying the mail until the latter part of Juty when the nsw stsamer Arctic will arsve to take her plaos.
 For information and rates call at the U. c. Mercantile Company, ewnsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
ALL READY FOR GREAT SEASON
INVESTIGATES
 PAINT.CREEK
SENATE COMMITTEE STARTS TO
 CLEAR UP CAUSE OF RIOT.
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nuoast Service.
 CHARLESTON, w. Va, June t1.-- 10 investigate the causes leading up to the riot which occurred in Paint creek when several people lost their lives during f;rrce battle between matter is of So serious nature that the United States senate itself believed 1t proper to dsive into all the details. Several complaints have been made by the strikers and their friends that .ns authorities went out of their way nieed strenuousiy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

ceuntry. Mr. Hutton went out iast fall after . ssasen spsnt in the dis. triet in which the drsdss will bs placed and ;s most optimistic in his opinion Of what ths sssson will bring forth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

mandsd by General Jssus Carransas who displayed the srsstsst skli h handling his forces. He succeeded in getting the enemy into . tight corner before they know of their prsdieamnt and his fire wss % deadly thst never for moment was the result in doubt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
YEARLY ADVENT.

The big chssehaee ball. Eagle hail, Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

eor Noms Nsws and Wor:d's nsws y.t the Nwesst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Don't forget the big eheschaco ball Eagle hall, Saturday night, June 14th Admission $t.5o, ladies free.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

You should investigate ooSsia's price cutting spidsmi.e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Mining Editions ready Tor mailing at the Nugget efsie.. 65s..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-06
RUBY HATES
 MINING LAW
MINERS UP THERE ARE KICKING
 ABOUT NEW REGULATIONS

That the miners of Ruby are ale together dissatisfied with the minirg law passed by tho Alaska legislature is the news brought here by Harry Roland who arrived some days ago. He has been in that camp since the beginning and knows about all the old timers. having met them in that camp and in many another hard stam- pcde all over the territory and the Yukon. So far as he has seen the great majority of miners on the river arc entirely opposed to the new law.
 Tho statement came ns the result of remark that if there is really go"d strike on the Shushana there will he more work than all the Irvyers In tho territory can accomplish. MT. Eoland by the way, knows one of the men who is reported to have made tho Shushana strike. He formerly worked on Eldorndo creek In the Daw- s"n country Mir. isnland came to Nome to settle the nffairs 0f his brO- ther. John Iialand who died here last May.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-06
TAlkER TITUS
 GETS JAILED
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Aug. 6.-An I. w. w. agitntor who Is known as Dr. Fl. F.. Titus was sentenced to six months Imprisonment today by Judge Hum- phreys because he insisted In speak ing to crowd in part of the streets where public speaking Is prohibited. An order was made after the riots that no one would bc permitted to address crowds at certain places as the authorities feared another out break of the people against the SOC iaiist agitators. Titus considered him. self too great for the law. however. or wanted to have some cheap advcr- tisement by having police to protect him. and insisted on speaking in the place where the police had prohibited 1t. The next thing Titus knew he was taken by the collar and hiked to jail Judge Humphreys. believing that fci- lows like Titus are dangerous if per- mitted to do as they like. made an ex- ample of this tribune of the people by giving him six months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-06
WHEATLAND REDS
 TAKE 4 BIG SNEAK

exceedingly quiet since the murders as they usually do until the temper of the people cools down. They say afraid to condone the murders. Many of the men who were mixed up in the strike have hastened to declare that their hands are clean of the brutal acts of the I. W. W. people who led the attack on the few officers. It is supposed now that the real perpetra- tors are amongst those who have run away while they left the rest to face the music.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-06
CANADA FOR
 THE MORMONS
OFFICIALLY ACCEPTS INVITA-
 TON OF SAN FRANCISCO.
spseia, Nuesst Service.

Special Nuesst Ssrvics.
 VANCOUVER. E. C., Aug. S.-The Dominion of Canada has officially &C., cepted the invitation of San Fran cisco to exhibit at the Panama ex- hibitIon md will he represented at the great fair by fine building and n fine display of the rich products of the country and manufacturers of ita own cities. The decision of Great Britain not to exhibit hns in no way affected the desire of the dominion and the members of parliament were practically unanimous in deciding tc make n large appropriation for the purpose.