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NEWS FROM THE IumACHuK

timers in here. are about to make il visil to Nome. They will return over Inc trail. Alex Sicotte. une Of our operators, I. In town ordering supplies Iir win take ont another dump this winter.
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We print everything and anything in job printing line at ths Nugget
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nEERiNG. ,,,t. l7. The steamer .>o,,n arrived iusi night and brought
 :. ,,,r mali and a merchandise cargo
 ~s,tw needed in here for the winter. It also brought authentic news re- sordipg tue greni disaster that has ,,sr,ukcn Nomr and other points .ha f,.ring s,a. eoust. thr unfortunate ,rother Ai.,skans have our deepest i.vmpal hs jn their misfortunc and we nope .,Je.in,s(; assistance has reached them ere this. The grit of Alaskans |. Incoming provcrb and Nome's ..,hack is only temporary. for the .Alaskan spirit" will soon put things hack where they were. or in fact im- nrove on the old. You cannot keep down the energetic Alaskan.
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Joe SeGSby and John Shafer old
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Assignment

F.. IL, J"i.Ii'n |" i;'ssi" Gold irr''s
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FOR GALE.

FOR SALE Puppy S@alskin coat. length 3G inches size as. Cheap fnr cash. inquire Nugget office.
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May IDENTIFY
Her ASSAILANT

Sre 'al t'srat.n q. t.e .u.s..s....-
MARTtNSHTRG. w Va Aur %
FAILING fn THOR efforts % locate "A
onff1 man eg-porffd of being tho AS
saiiHnf uf Edna Sdger. fhe iI.vcar.of,l
dhught'r NJ John Sager. who Wa af.
iarL"f ued- fho Security Limestone
gu. .frics in fHi- county. Yesterday 70
fernoun. SherIn TabIrr and h.s r1-ss
were compelled fu abandon fheir
search of fhc northern ard eastern
eor' ION ~ The county af mldrfEht last
night TN" frrU was again taken gY
MS morning a1d 'od Tho officers fo
FaluhR Wai"re. along tha Potomac
river Hhor" o. man answering fh. do
tcr'ptiou OF tho rirls Rtsafianf prs
seen fhl- afternoon Local policemen
declare thHt one of tho three rIsusrte
nov 'n Jail hrre ls fhe guilty mon ss
ho NOT only fall'rs almost etacfI, V.,h
The dDsrrirfion ~ ffc rffie rirt ~
hpafs .roHh wound nuor rf4 handle
.Wi'a- fo those fhc -'rf ar,s are fr
art
IN" Utf" -iri v"f ha brought Co fhe
'fiI n. .frn-ruf r0rni.r md fnn rrfa.
oncr7 brought before hor fn an rTort
fo identity fhe cuilff man
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POLICE START
FIERCE RIOT
CHARGE BAND OF MARCHING
STRIKERS AND TROUBLE
E\SUES.
Stones. BrickbatS. Bottles and
Similar Weapons Used and
Many Are in Hospital.

DUBLIN. ireland. Aug. 3I.-The
fierce r!oting in connection with the
tramway strike was renewed Sunday.
Hundreds Of persons. including 81
constables. were injured. On Satur.
day 90 OF more persons were injured
Ali t.e no pitals are 50 crowded tina;
many serious cases had 20 b. sent %
'hrlr homes Tor treatment
III" strike committee. in the inter.
est OF peace. had rescinded the pro
posed mass meeting and had substi-
tuted parade TO Croydon park.
\ meeting was held there without
disorder. but on the return march
attempts ot tho police hy baton
charge 20 dispcrs- Tho constantly
growing crowd. led A. once TO rioting
The riotin2 became general Ia vari-
Gus parts Of the city. The poIt,.
charged repeatedly with their S-IckS.
and his Id 10 pitched battles Sfones
bricNbefs and bottle were hurled bv
the infIriatcd rioters. and the .treeis
W"r" soon covered with pro-.raf o
iofMs More than ." arrests we're
made
TIL t'ain service j. completely sus.
pended The exact number 81 IN
lur"d Is net known. but including the
SATURDAY victims - ~ believed A. will
reach nearly 900
IN" lord MAYOR announces his IN.
tenlon OF dcmandinFa public inquiry
INTO the conduct Of the police during
ne S'rike riots. and will SEND laT
"Ul'"rs ~ The corporation 20 attend
tcontinusd on Page EineJ
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CHARLTON TOBE
INTERROGATED

COMO. Italy. Aug 3is-Porter
charlton. the youthful American now
IN prison here awaiting trial for the
murder of his wife in 1910. will be
interroeated tomorrow by Judge
ltegneui. 10 whom has been entrusted
the collection Of the evidence. Charl-
tons counsel SiEnor Neilini. will be
present. ana the Interrogation will be-
carried on through an interpreter.
Deputy Camera. ~ - said. az the re-
quest of Charlton's fathe-. will act
a~ chief counsel for the defense when
the trial begins
charlton occupies the most comno.
diuus cell in the prison. which ad
Joins the law courts. r. has a large
window opening into an inner court
hut the window is guarded by double
bars. and there is n peep hole in the
door. through which n warden keeps
watch on the prisoner
'harlton. Vho has been appIyin,
himself to the study o. Italian. toll
his Jaiier This morning that he scare.
lN remembered better nights rest.
fte asked about his luggage and wa
informed thar all his belong ngs were
iu the hands ~ the prison aufhorities
and would b. returned IN case OF hia
acquitfHl The authorities also beiI
q considerable sum 81 money belong
Inc 20 tho prisoner. part Of which the
VIII dishur-e Tor extras. such a.
meats ordered from restaurant. a
mattress. bed linen and other prison
Injuries
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NO QUEENSTOWN
FOR MAURITANIA

QUEEN STOWN. Aug af-The FIRST
hreat iu the Cuuard service hy way
~ Queenstown occurred today Tho
Naufetaui1 omitted Queenstown as a
port Of call on her westward voyags.
She anchored some miles On tho poIf.
cmba~king 20" malls. bur np passer-
gers. ."n ~ whom had been instructed
ship
The Abandonment OF Queenstown ae
port NJ call FOR tFe bis Cunard lii.
mail steamers wts the subject 81 Wig.
uroI- speeches by Irish members 100
On" itnue" of Commons recently The
company takes the ground that 10 Go
dangerous for such vessels a. tho Ma
rriauia aud Lrsittuia tu enter that
L.rMnr
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IF 1T Is APPEAL WILL BE
TAKEN, WHICH WILL DE-
LAY DEPORTATION.
IL New York Loses Attorneys Will
Still Have Two Lines of Action.
Writ Returnable Tomorrow.

SHERBROOKE. Quebec. Aug. 81
Harry X. Thaw's lawyers. swept OF
their feet yesterday by the sudden
move of William Travers Jerome In
obtaining. through John Boudreau.
the Coaticook chief OF police, a writ
OF habeas corpus requiring Thaw's
production in the superior court here
tuesday. spent the day In confer
ences and tonight gave renewed ex-
preston OF their belief that the writ
would not be sustained
III IL Is sustained" said w. X. Nc
keown. OF the Thaw forces, there ~
always recourse TO appeal. and | am
inclined TO think that appeal TO the
court of reviews or to the court or
appeals would act as a stay and hofd
our client in jail. safe from deporta-
uon. In the face of such circum-
stances | do not see how New York
state can make any move until the
kings bench convenes in October"
Thaw spent the day In his cell
writing letters and debating to his
stenoSrapher. As was the case ls-e
Sunday, there was no religious SER
vice in the prison. Several wom.n
called and gave The fugitive nov, -.
In fact. his cell has been banked with
them ever since his confinement.
Signed Through Mistake
W. l.. Shurtlen. of Coaticook. r.e
hrst attorney who was retained for
Thaw after his arrest, said today he
had heard that Boudreau told a num-
Der Of friends that he had signs
the petition for writ OF habeas
corpus through a mistake. Some one
had told him, so the story ran. that
he was ahixing his signattlTe to
document which would indemnify him
should Thaw decide to sue for false
arrest. He was Thaw's captor at
Coaticook, and his petition for the
writ set forth that he feared he might
be liable for damages
Boudreau denied. however. that no
had signed the application without
knowing what he was doing. Friends
mlFht CRITICIZE his act. he added, but
ne had acted with his eyes open.
Thaw's lawyers denied that they
were trying to coerce Boudreau into
asking for discontinuance OF the writ.
We presume that he knew what he
was doing, said McKeown. though
We have no doubt he was frightened
(coatinusd on Page Ssvsnl
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Mill ON FULL;
STRIKERS LEAVE

NTrciai I..rafrh fo ffe IrfniHrsrrrr
STEl NEVILLE. 3D. Aug 20 Ia.
bor dav wiI hc ob-"rved st tho Pom.
un plant which viii RESUME lg DI
on Tue dtt after h..rE closed d,vt
fiuc" Saturday morning This plant
wsa operated ln mu au tho past
week % a Thought thAt affc- Labor
dny tho strike and fhc attendant J.
order will gradually solve Hsolf i.
nearly 40 of ths strikers going eIaa.
here to srrk work nov fht. fisr
-"" fh" mill operated i1 mu aud r,
chance. of near s.f'l"mcuf Onto
number hlN. rHr. 90 where anil
u"." arc ro.He each day Some all
lar" t1 slcrfr. homes they star.I
Zoo purchase Ht payments
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.lI,S00 POUNDS OF DYNAMITE
CONSTITUTED THE BLAST
TOUCHED OFF.
Hundreds of Tons of Earth Was
Thrown High in Air. Present.
ing Magnificent Spectacle.


PANAMA. Aug. 31-Tbe last re-.
manning barrier a, tho p,c,sc .,,t or
49,. t.a... -, '"u Va
'anai was DIo"n up by
dynamite this morning IL was An
intensel. iuterss,ing sne,,acto A..
exac,iv a.9n -,
"'4O'h an tiectTlc switch
was turned on and the 800 specta.
tors. including the Sbri,.rs ,is,,,r,.
hera from, e. -,
'' 'Ne H4''d states and OIL
GERS OF the British cruiser New
Zealand. were rewarded b, . ,.o,,,,,-
,,I -, tt..,,
- HutluI us OF IONS ~ mui
-. 'hEo"n hlgh IN the
-, - - ny "Ihe suspended amt
,H'n zen hack, a. ihe thunderOus roar
OF we explosion re-cChOed In the near
oy hlI..
About 20 long tons. equivalent 10
44.S9O pounds. ~ A. per cent dvua-
mite constituted the blast. which wa
one Of the largest ever set On in tb..
canal
The charge. which VA. rI,,..5 IN
81 holes. al 4u ly.r.ge da,,,L -. ~,
feet tore = d.. ~ ~ "'
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TRY TO M0LLIFY
THE INSURGENTS
FIGHT on INCOME TAX PRO-
VISION OF THE TARIFF
BILL Is LIVELY.
Finance Committee Is Revising
the Rule TO Meet Demands
of the Boilers.

WASHlNGTON. II. C., Aug. 81
The burst OF Democratic insurgency
which lifted the tariff revision strue-
gle out OF th- routine channels I'm the
senate during the last week Is to have
It's final hearing in a caucus Of senate
Democrats 10 b" held late tomorrow
or Tuesday. Tho Democratic meu-
bers Of the finance committee. who
have undertaken To compose the dif-
fcTences In the party ranks and de-
wise compromise income tax pro-
visions To meet tho demands of the
insurgents" worked throughout to-
day over those and other features OF
the tariff bin. and VIII BE- ready to
report TO The caucus by tomorrow
evening.
As result OF a hight led by Sena-
tors Reed. Vardaman. Thomson. As.
hurst and others OF the so-called in
surgent' forces. the bill will be re.
vised as 10 its income tax provisions.
and heavier tax levied on large III
comes. This change will be against
The Judgment of many of the party
leaders who helped TO frame the bill
and who point out that its proposed
per cent tax on incomes over 500 p
600 is as high as the tax in other
countries
Graduated Up 10 Five Per Cent
u Is expected that the caucus will
adopt rate graduated up TO five per
cent additional tax on incomes
aboN" 500 900. with graduations from
mat hguTe up 10 seven per cent. on
hose above S50U.nOn
The income tax deh- lis the last big
conteef before the final passage of
nt. I.fH -
leaders Sill believed today thar its
hnal paesag" would occur nexf Satur-
day
Meantime. preparations are Undor
way for opening un The CurreuCy -c-
frorrtnv.a a.. p.<. u.
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NENl'o CITY. AUG. 3l-A wave
of patriotism appears 20 be swe-pins
owe M'A''9' ana IRON many states
a., ..Uu. an 'l1,-'i. " Is announced.
SNsuI Iah'eS o. blttslah'" ana offers or
r-esi6ent Uuerta and b.s ,rin's,S- -,
war.
Plans are heir- made for as Iare.
q display as po-sil'" of military
s.rer-'h on Sep'rmbor 1f. Indepeni-
ere" day. when % IS proposed 20 hold
% "H, ln "..'f -'.'H' ar" expected
10 '.'''
c.il.f - . ms peen
s,ti-..,t. '',',tly IN
fer- os b.,-,. ..,.-.,,...., -l..,..,,'. .i,r
sc7ir-' m, ~ryolii,to- -.... rss 80,
away before O. ls,-- pa,r-c-ic areor
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ROYAL WEDDING
NEXT THURSDAY

HERL1N. Aug &C. The mariaee r.,
cN King Manuel OF Portugal ana
Princess Augusta Victoria. ~ Hohen
zo'l"rn. daughter of Prince William. o.
llobenzolleru. which is tp take place
rcN' Thursday. is fp bc performed at
~lgmarinccu. Tho home of Tho bride
for which city rho former monarch To-.
tart'l from EuEllud yost,rda,
Eighty royal princes and prince,se4
have sirnifed their intention of TAX.
ing part in thr ceremony ~ which
Tho 1'rince OF Waira viii rarrc.ert
king Georlc. or On. and Tho grr
man emperor who declared thar 20
would have attended but for the Ger,
man army wan'uVcra. viu send one
% bis sons. probably Prince oscar.
while the king ~ Italy will be rerre.
scented hv the Duke of Genoa and Kins
Alfonso of spain hy tho Inante non
tarIos and the infanfa Louise.
The marriage viii De- celebrated sc.
cordiug fo the rites ~ the Roman
Catholic church in tho Castle chapel
cardinal Ncfto. late Archbishop
Patriarch of Lisbon. IL to conduct ihs
religious part of the service and
Count Aueust Eulonburr EarINar.
shal 10 the Hohcnzoiicru family. the
civil ceremony
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Pacific End of Panama
Canal Is Blown Out
MANS BODY PICKED
UP By WHEEL OF
OHIO RIVER STEAMER

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. ST.
When the steamboat City Of
Louisville docked here to-
night a search was made Of
the paddle boxes on complaint
OF the pilot, who claimed that
the boat did not steer as IL
should. Wedged between the
left wheel and It's covering
was found the body OF Edward
D. willis, Of Norwood, Ohio.
Wills was a carpenter on
board the steam boat Chlio. He
fell of that boat and his body
was picked up by the City Of
Louisville while the tao beats
were passing.
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r rNpt OVF OF r o. ttFrS
5000 WORTH OF GEMS

NfNTIfN. " y. Nur o. Ceor-o
f.rE'. Hr on rl0vo ~ Col Tf.a.
..-n fIH .t.'f o. .1lHworn frU pv.
f'.. i.t vn. PLACID in fhr iaU hera
for. .."' rh1r.nf with having stolen
"r. '.nI .r. dollar. worth a. iav-ct
rV from fh" Ur0.rvci' home SATURDAY
AT DO" irv" Try. which Included a
r.9f' f...I.rr Nifh 8 diamond perd
arf r7. recovered
laflrr Who 8. % voare old vas
arr' ''I 'H'rt arf erra rred before a
Ju .'.f' o. 'lr unacr. -ho remauded
ulu iuf The crand Jury
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Pitiful
Suicide

ALLENTOW :. Pa. Aus "a Arie.
inr from her az any early hour
th'a mornlrE. tcr cry .nF all nirhf.
hrooding over boz TRAGIC death ~ nat
hu band Mrs IAlicc setter. 81 Both
loh"m. AGED a. years. fcd from tho
house. clad Only in her night dress
and. running - the Broad street via
duct. climbed upon tho cement baIur
trade and leaped into the Mouocatv
crock l2a frof below Shc was dea-
when The body was frarrrd from the
water several inmates later by some
mon Who Witnessed her leap Her
hu band. on ewploye 81 the United
~'atce Express company. was KILLED
several werke ago or the Union sta.
f'on. Bethlehem. by being struck Nv
p Nufslo cvprras. 1S minutes after
leaf iur homo Since his death the
widow hroodcd con uatanuy and fro-
qu'nly threatened 20 end her life
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ATTORNEYS sure WRIT
WILL NOT BE- SUSTAINED
MAN LOSES BATTLE
WITH ENRAGED BULL

CANAL DOVER. O.. Aug.
31.-Chrlstian SmeltzIey, aaed
81, was killed to-day by a bull
which he was leading to water
on Otto latrsch's farm. near
Hoeersville. The animal had
been detorned. but il CHARGED
Smeltzley with it's head and
trampled him with its hoofs.
Smeltziey struggled for half an
hour with the bull. but finally
became exhausted. The bull
then crushed the mans skull
and mangled his body. A six
year-oid boy witnessed the en-
counter.
The bull escaped 20 the road
after killing Smeltzley and ter
roriZed the entire community
until he was captured.
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VERA CRt'Z. Aug. 3l.-Dr. william
Bayard Hale who Is now on h vdy
70 washington and should arrive there
TUESDAY or Wednesday. Is expected
20 place before President Wilson and
Secretary o. state Bryan imp ,-;.-nt
facts IN tho Mexican situation which
have t7d hearing on tho neFot.a-
tions between the twO countries. The
rresIde.ts personal representative.
John Ind. = sill hore awaitiu- Ono.
strUcjioIs from Washington. br' so
far has NOT received any indication
from tfa VI, ticau government tlat q
would te willing 20 make more con.
CeSsiOns 10 'he American dema 1i-
II VS. co.-it rod not imprOudhir
that Foreign Minister Gamboa'- -N
planaiC1 tlat General Hler;a co"'I
not become Il card.dq'e for the pree.-
Cencv a. tho neX' election bccausc a.
thn COrst'ruti amendment. mace
during the Naiafo administration.
might aa CO. strGni ny The Amer I..I
rep-ese tafivos a- an assurance tslt
he vuI'i withdraw definitely from t,.
executive power after October ~ 10
latest hGt Mr Lind / fully cOEn lant
that the Mexican constitution do"s
not prevent General iiuerta from -.-
signing and thus rendering himself
elgibl" FOR he Ur -iienCv Nr LiuI
is also we'll informed regarding the
editorials in the Mexican newspapers
since the exchange II notes. in which
IS suggeeted the necessity o' General
Huerta ACCEPTING such candidacy.
Diaz May Return
The announcement that General
Felix Diaz NAV return In time To make
a fight for election otter, some hope
of a settlement. but II f. generally
regarded as doubtful whether the ele~-
ton OF General Diaz or any man in
whose choice the rebels do not Join
would 20 far toward restoring peace
IN Mexico.
Tho authoritieS at Vera Cruz. 20
whom has been the state departmen ~
injunction that they would De- held
personally responsible for any nal
treatment o. Americans appear 20
have taken t4e matter philosOphical.y.
Considerable confusion has result D
here throughout misundersfandif =
on the part ~ m. American refugees
and America residents attempting .1
comply with WashinVton's warning 'r
leave Mexico. Consul Canada ia lodI-
ing in hotels those Americans who
represent fha' they need assistsrc..
because there r. no American tr1r -.
port here and no boat IL sailing for
Home days
A large number o' Americans have
arrived from the inf eriO- with f.n
idea that financial a'd is 20 br given %
al Americans for Tho asking and r.'
feW we're d. appointed. and some ir
dignau'. when forced 20 answer frr
consul quest ms as 90 whether tho.
had enough money % pas their o.
expense. tn foreign population U.
Vera Cruz Has increase greatly sirr.
tho warning from Washington. and ur
loss some vess.l takes ~ portion n.
them within s lay 0r fwr. Consul Gan
ada VII have 10 make special pro.
sion Tor their rare
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rHE wrArHrR

wAsHrHoTop. Aug n =. Forecast
Neut virginia Frfr nnf wnrmsr Mon.
Has THearay fair.
Nraffrn fsuuaVI VIrarfn- Fafr AMI
farHf hon"HF. THsrnnV uuaoff cd .
u...rIHfr CD a.rfHsnef rfuTu
ONO HHfr aIH'H uuasff.-r rrf rHr.r.
|.Ifr portion Monday TUraf.y me
rettieI. moderate rnufEsssf siuda
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ArlF~NII I.E a.. Aug ~ FT.
Nard II 'TefI Coy. a noted Yale forf.
20 star and Miss Sophie McIdrirn ~
- snrah. o}a ana aocfaiiv prominent On
ff0f rffr were married here to-day DO
HH eiit 20 - runaway match. and
the young couple ieft tonight for -
- stern Wedding trip.
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DIR. HALE TO u. s. WITH
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
BEARING ON THE MEXICAN STU ATION-IIND Is STILL AT
VERA CRtZ AWAITING I\STRJ CT1ONS FROM WASHING
TON AND MAY NOT RETI'R 'RN TO MEXICAN CAPITAL

Wave of Patriotism Sweeping Over Mexico
Is Being Offered Much ASsiStanceBryan Says Nc In
formation Received to eau sange in Situation.
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HALDANE GETS
WARM GREETING
MEETS CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE
AND THEY TAKE AN
AUTO TRIP.
Thinks This j. a Wonderful COun-
try and Is Delighted With
Educational System.

MONTREAL. Aug ~ Iurists or
Canada and tho United States Joined
TODAY In extending warm greeting
10 Niscount Hsldane. lord high chan
reilor ~ Great Britain. who reached
here this morning 20 address tho
American Bar association convention.
which opens tomorrow Lord Hal
danes address viii ba delivered IN
fF" Princess fhcateT tomorrow after
noon
In1-r one of 'he hr-t 10 erect the
d.s'irpIi.h British jurist was Chief
Justice White. % the United States
euprere court Accompanied ~
Frark H kellogg. president % the
American Har association. the l0rd
Lir. CHANCELLOR of Great Britain and
ih" chief Justice. each the judicial
system ~ their nation. shortly after
"Hfd as' Du' fDr an automobile tour
- ffs tl't
During no day Lord Ialdsne -.
r'.F"d many callers. and talked a.
i'hgfh With newspaper men
Your g. a wonderful country" no
- q. and Q look for you % keep NJ
70" sr"a'reaq ~ fhe AnEiO Saxon ira.
ni'l"ns in ffn days 90 come am not
unfamiliar 9TH the dominion. but .
nav eHt thaf have gathered 'nrff
lH. precision and that is tho wonder
Iu' @ifiu". of education both in can
Aua at0 The United Stafer
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NN|IFNN. Y tuE ff THE
-''"rrr ranluu7. FROM Nsw Yo-k tor
i'fferdrrr. hae arrived here vfth hsr
cargo 'n firr The rargo consists u
COTTON and flour She r4e % first .fts4
and f.f eterrnre paeerurers all or
whom are ~fiil ou hoard
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ALHANf. g. s.. Aux ~ Tho iis
cplerv that Mrs Jacob VI Dickinson
wife ~ the former secretary OF var
l"-i handbag containing n diamond
h''sl1o" and other IeWelry. hold Yp
lI' special train ~ Lord Cr1nccllo.
lIaldnno until early this morning
Mr. DickinHoi attended fhs dinner
Fl'"n here lzsf ght iu lord chan
''Nora honor iua' before the dl,fn
Euish"i visitors rs.umcd their Iu-
h"y i' montreal -Ie wns ON fhc W iv
n" ~ train 0ter .le discovered her
lose
Ih" taEioah ir which Mrs UrkIl
."n rode o" tha station and fra h.fr.
uIhihf chamber trI drc- Irg frurf.
yer" searched fh.uf result ,tr
anl Mr birkiu-ou nuau. rro,,.I d
in Montreal nifu tIa r..t " fIa r.....
No''c" nf o. reward .f 5000 for ff. POL.
turn ~ fh' i'NsII. r.. wired fl ris
hptrI manGfeu.Uf fY ..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-01

EAGLE PASS Aug 3i' raj Bravo. federal commander
Torreon Mex. Z the United
George &. CarOter wh latter protested
execution of that according
Frank Andrew Odel
arrived Pedras Negras, tutonaiSts headquarters,
TOrrecn. yesterday.
"NOr q recognize the government Of
Mexico reported declared shall recognize
The you right to
interfere"
According the who they
seged cit, and made the era NegraS overland the
reported charged with having
the consuonalss troops cOr>tuOnaEt headquarters
is stated that all foreigners VINO enlist in the
army required to become Mexican citizens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-01
KILLARNEY HOUSE BURNED.

NILLNHWET HOUSE BUHNED
klll AkNFN. ireland. Aug Ii -
tafi Nenmarcs hnc country scat XII
lqrucy touac. Killarney. County Nor
~. was destroyed by frr today Do
VAS built aO years ago a. q cost OF
81 900. 600.