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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
SENSATION
S CREATED. |
REPORTS SAY THAT GOVERNOR
HATFIELD HAS SOME INTER,
EsTlNe CONFESSIONS.

CHARLESTON, May ga sensa-
tion was created here today when the
report was circulated that Governor
Hatfield haa in his possession confes-
sions Of men alleged to be implicateds
in the conspiracy, to prosecute dlsois
ders in the Paint and Cabin I,reslt
Coal region. The governor refased TO
discuss the rumor. According To tho
stories told, the confessions vert
made TO the governor and cover sever
al pages of type written inatter. Inn
plicating some men whose MINES up
to this time have, not been connected
with the alleged plot. y
II is also reported that d revolu.
toinary conspiracy exists which would
culmnate should the senatorial inves.
tigating committee. come to West vir-
ginia under provisions Of the Kera
resolution. 4
Former Congressman Berger and
Eugene v. Debs and Adoip1 Termar,
sent here to investigate the conditions
in the strike district, u is STATED, have
to this tiihe contend their inycstlgn
tions to this city and none have per-.
sonally visited either the Kana@'ha or.
Paint Creek districts, Governor Hat.
field today ordered the release of sev.
eraI military prisoners.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
SHR!uERS WILL INITIATE
LARGE CLASS TONIGHT
BANQUET TO BE SERVED BY TAe
KINGS DAUGHTERS IN BASE
MENT OF THE FIRST NJ. E.
CHURCH.

West Virginia Shrincrs rr OSIRIS
Temple today held their Ceremonial
Session. when representatives of cv.
cry part OF the State were present. at
the Masonic Tempe lor ,Lc oponint;
session. The program Of the days
meeting is aH fOlcws:
business Session, Masonic Temple,
l:l'.
Street parade, starting at Opera
House $40.
Traditional Banquet, First NJ. L..
Church, $3.50.
Ceremonial Session, Opera lousa,
700.
Vaudeville after the ceremonial.
Thc Geaiuvc OF 'h" public entertain
mcnt OF the Shrlncrs was the monEtcr
street parade.
The line OF march as announced b.
Assistant director Raymond liallcl
last night was as follows:
Comn,orcinr ,t o,cr, t,ovso 49,
Jackson street to Quincy street; down
ouiu.. .,roo, g. u.i, ,,.na, .,a..,,
Main s,rcc, ,o r,irn,nn, .,,.,,,',,,, ""'
r,,ruan, ,,,,o,,,,, ,,,r,, "' ,.,, % "''' W.
,,ir,n ,',.a,,,' w,,,,' ",' '''..'' INV II
walnut a''nuH 10 Ninth street: up
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
FORC|BLY
KISSED HER

PITTSBURGH. May 22.-.Mr8. A.
Vessels, who occupied the position Of
st"nosraphcr TO Superintendent o!
Schools S. l.. lIectcr. for some time.
today Cu tho witness stand informed
'ihe Conmiticc Of charges that would
reflect on the character of Supcrin
cnidcnt licctcr. suppIcmcnting the
statement with an affidavit She told
the comiltee that the superintendent
had begun his attentions 10, her by
pa,iing her check and later had forci.
bly, kiscd her. She said she did MOI
resign at once. as her salary was need
I'd Il, hcmc, and If she complafhcd TO
the board her story would be contra.
d.tccd. Finally. a week after the kiss,
she declined 10 work at night AMI was
discharged by the superintendent.
Superintendent llcc,cr and his ut.
to'ncy sal through the statement, She
was crosscxamincd and became con,
fused as 10 dates. Her witnesses will
he examined at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
. WANT TO LYNCH NEGRO.
(BY ASSOCIATED Prrss.)

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May ga
moh OF five hundred negroes surround
ed the Flora avenue police station in
the negro headquarters in this city 20.
day demanding the death OF Wesley
Robinson one of their race. who tho
pcl'ce say had confessed to killing hts
wife and daughter with Ratchet.
After a determined stand by the police
the negro was gotten through the
crowd to- an auto and carried to po,
lice headquarters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
JUNE, THE MONTH OF
WEDDINGS.

"o p'e"Su'c o. giving rs "eh
10 ~. IVY o. receiving depchds
s'e"''S upo" 'he amount OF
'o'e"' '"u personality used
:" 's'ee'"s gut IN present
"s an appropriate "e''ehosen
s"' INC 'oe' OF dollars and
cents value is secondary as it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
FIVE KILLED
AND SIX FATALLY INJURED WHEN
AN EXPLOSION OCCURS ON Ai
FRENCH LINER,

CBy Associated PressJ
SMYRNA, May 22-The French
liner Senegal lies in the harbor here
to-day one side torn out by the accl
dental explosion OF a mine as she was
leaving port. The explosion was ter.
rifle and five were Instantly killed and
six fatally injured. The liner was sp
near port that she was enabled to
slowly crawl into port and delivered
the injured and the un.njured mem.
hers of the crew and passenger list
safely.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
TONIGHT
tCNntinncd on Page fIgbt.l

Be sure AMI Sc the Cohurn Players
tonight in Renee and JuICt. This is
a very fine coraany, fully equal tc tn.
Ben Greet Company. Owing to tin,
rain the performance will be given in
the Normal Auditorium and will be.
gin at S:45. Be sure and see the conf
pany In shakespeare's great tragedy.
Reserved seats at Holt Drug Co. S
store. for sl.oD and 75c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
Law DOES NOT VIOLATE
ANY TREATY PROVISION
cALIFoRNlANs SEEM TO HAVE
SUCCEEDED IN THEIR PURPOSE
IN MAKING WEBB ACT PROOF
AGAINST ATTACKS OF THE JApS
ALTHOUGH THEY PROTEST
AGAINST IT.
tBY ASSOCIATED pGEss.l

TOXIC, Japan, May o. The reply
OF the u. S. Government to the Japa
teSc protest in regard 10 til" alien
land ownership registration. saving
'h'i It does not involve any violation
ti the treaty between the L. S. and
Japan hIs caused great diSappOint.
:cnt hare. The Japanese foreign or.
der considers it unsatisfactory as II
tucs not mention any intention on the
part Of the Government at Washing.
ion 10 take official steps to nuIIify tho
act before the California legislature.
WASHINGTON. -, G., May 22.-Thc
Iasis OF the State Departments state.
mcnt that this does not violate the
treaty of 1871 WAS given n careful
scrutiny by all the lawyers of the cab.
met in the language Of the law and
treaty. Save upon the single point
That ihr japanese IA California OF thG
right OF inhci itanCC Of real estate they
concluded there was no ground for
complaint and in view OF the express.
ed declaration in the Webb law that i;
was not TO be construed us abrogating
any treaty provision to assure the
Japanese against unlawful Indictment
Of their property. II was held that the
National government could do moth.
Ing less than admit that the trainers
of the Webb act semcd to have sue.
Cccdcd in their purpose 10 make i
proof against the attacks of the .Iaps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
BOY DIES.

Howard L. Cathell, the young son
O. Mr.. and Mrs John Cathcll, died yes
tcrday at the home of his parents in
Baxter. after a several days illness.
Ee was aged ten years. The remains
were taken TO towlesburg this after.
noon and interment will be made in
the cemetery at Etam, Preston county.
Undertaken Musgrave in charge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
COMMITTEES
(,IY ASSuUiATED I'EESs. !

WASHINGTON. d. e.. May 22.-Ite-
publican Senators at a conference TO.
day appointed committee to confer
with members OF the House on the ad
Visibility CT an early joint caucus 20
Organize i congressional committee,
"Sia -'si headquarters and prcnnre
Tor The coming congressional cam.
pa!Gn. The Senator's names were Gal.
Iinset. Townsend. Norris, Jones and
Clark. Senator GalIinger presided.
The conference was attended by thir.
Hone senators among them Senators
Cummings. Sherman and Lorris. of the
Progressive Republicans.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
BIG DAM
Especial to West Virginiun

Especial to West Vtrglniunl
MOEGANTOWN. W. Va. May 22.--
The fact that Governor Hatfield two
weeks ago sen, m engineer to this sec.
ton TO investigate the dam being
erected un Cheat river came 20 lgn,
cday. Governor Hatfield Is said to
hav" made the statement that no dam
n tho height of some Of lac proposed
dams Of IL feet should be erected
the State. Il is nov said that ff!c
West Virginia Development company
%ill bui!d at the Beaver Hole on Cheat
river Il dam one hundred feet high,
extending over GIO acres.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
EMPEROR OF JAPAN Ill.

TOXIC, Japan. May 22.-rhc En-.
peior of Japan WIS taken i'll to-day.
Attending physicians declare l,r Il
suffering from inflammation Of the
lungs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
GAR.
ARRIVES IN sERLINaTo ATTEND
WEDDING OF PRINCE AND
PRINCESS. q 5..kayi.s Y n. 81.

(By Associated Press) :
BERLIN, Germany, May 22. Empe-
err Nicholas, of Russia, arrived here
this morning to attend the marriage
OF Princess Victoria Louise, the only
daughter of Emperor William TO
FRINGE Ernest Augustus. A great gath
erlng of members of the various royal
families is there. The emperor's jour.
ney from the Frontier was made IN
the Russian Imperiol army train and
plains for the protection OF the Empe-
ror of great magnitude were, made BY
tho police authorities at Berlin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
PAINTER FOUND DEAD.

PARkERSBuRG. W. Va. May %. Sc
The headless body OF J. ". Desmond
a painter of Cincinnati. was found on
the tracks near TIE Ohio river yards
this morning. Desmond had evident,
ly gone to sleep on the tracks. The
coroner deemed an investigation un-
necessary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22
ATTEMPT
LYkCHlNG.
CITIZENS MAKE Al
SECOND ATTEMPT TO HANG
NEGRO WHO AssAuLTEpsWi
WOMAN. ys fsf ea
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss,J

W. AfSSNNs$satSDN AaaSPrA''fts3 ~ ftillai
HlAWATHA, Kansas May 22.--.S
second attack b va band Of men from
Falls City. Nebraska, to lynch Walter!
Ballew, negro held in jail here charg.
ed with an attack upon Mrs Anna
Kellar, of Falls City, was frustrated
by the determined stand of Sheriff
Moore and Deputy Sheriff Barthclow.
Five motor cars bore the men from
Falls city and they finally returned
after they were promised that the ne.;
gro would be returned to Nehraska for
trial after the law had take sndue for
malities. a ~
The first attempt occurred Tuesday
night. Z. NJ l .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Hardman, OF FL
kins, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie T. James.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
JESS CREEK
DEf|ES ORYNESS
ESTIMATED THAT THE OUTPUT
THERE WILL BE $4,000

That seven outfits have been upcr;lt-
ing constantly during the summer on
Jess creek and that the output from that
creek this season will not be less than
$50, 900 is the declaration of Martin
Ravrnskildc who has been continuous
~ operating there since spring H."
ana III" other people sluicinc on Jess
creek are taking water from the Pinn-
Ger ditch. RaNcnskilde and company
ar" hydraulicking and have moved :,
tremendous lot Of dirt and. il IL said.
with most profitable results.
Next to them Forbes and Monuhan
are also operating and said Ia he do
ing well. ,Irns Madscn and company.
John \. Wilson and partners. barney
Wilson and his associates, and Sans
Suuci and Chaeen are all digging and
doing famouslv in spite of the quiet
ness All over the other parts ur the
peninsula.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR
THE TENNIS TOURNAME%

The following have already entered
Tor the tennis tournament which will
take place next Sunday: Ralph I.o-
men, Dan Crowley, Arthur Cole. J. Fl.
Scott. Alfred Lomen. Frank Thatchei'
and Carl Lomen.
All the members Of the tennis club
are requested to participate and to
file their applications with Messrs.
Roster, and Walter Johnson. the COM
mitteemen. The trophy is a silver cup
which will be on exhibition today in the
window OF NJ. d. Samuels. The name
of the winner will be engraved on the
cup. Tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the store
of Mr.. Samuels the drawings for the
preliminaries will take place and
these preliminary games will be played
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
They will be played for the purpose Of
elimination.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
KELLIHER HAD
CLOSE SHAVE
koUGARok DREDGE MAN WAS
THROWN UNCONSCIOUS
INTO POND.

That lanes Ke1Iiher tho drcdgc man
had a very narrow escape when he met
the accident recently is the statement
of Hayden Hutton who arrived yes
burhood where he has been helping his
brother. Gerald. to get the drrdgc "a
the place from which they will freight
II during the winter.
The accident occurred to Mr.. KEEL
liner when he wanted to get aboard the
dredgc In Il hurry and stepped ON u
bucket as the machine was working,
AS the bucket raised him up the op-
orator did not see him and he WAS
dragged against part of the drcdgc and
thrown into the pond. Where his head
struck he received n cut which re-
CURED eight stitches. For n time he
was unconscious and had To be dragged
out of the pond. He was also con
now around again. although he is still
showing the effect of the accident In
his appearance.
Mr.. Hutton and his brother came
across country to the Solomon section
while Hayden came to Nome. They
used horses and travelled over the tun-
dra all the way.
Hard frost and lack of water is the
rule everywhere. In the upper kou-
garok Dolan, Shaughnessy and others
are in very rich pay but the climatic
condit ions have prevented the work
from going ahead up there az it should
have gone Gerald Hutton will return
to Nome in few days and the work
of freighting the dredge to its place
of operation will be carried on as soon
as the snow comes. AS related be-
fore the company lost a valuable horse
some time ago by drowning but other
wise the work has been carried out
most successfully.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
SAYS HE HEARD BEFORE
OF ANDREAFSki STRIKE

That the news of strike in the
neighbOrhood of Andreafski was re-
ported at Ruby quite a while ago this
summer Is the statement Of Mr. Mea-
CHER who is now in Nome. He was in
Ruby himself at the time and heard
the story of strike in the same vicin-
ity but the reports were equally vague
and the report may have to do with
some other place which is around the
same section.
A boiler was taken over to st. Mich
ael on the Corwin and one we'll known
party is said to have sent three men,
TheCorwi is expected to return TODAY
and may be back before this appears
In print with the latest dope on the
new Chisana.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
SHOWS REV. SCHMIDT
TO HAVE BEEN CRAZY

ing the public. In examining the
rooms Of the Jailed minister plate
was discovered from which the coun-
terfeit gold certificates of last May
had been struck. other discoveries
taken in connection with the one Of the
plate led to the immediate arrest vt
Dir. Murct and Of his housekerper,
Bertha Zeck. against whom there is
also said to be some proof. Muret has
been prominent in dentistry circles
and there seems to have been very lit
tie reason for his counterfeiting as he
was very successful at his profession
and apparently made lots of money.
Schmidt remains quiet and cool since
his arrest. A tremendous sensation
has been caused by the exposure NJ he
was we'll known.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

TERRE. HAtTE. Sept l6 Noth
withstanding the explanation ef-Ire-
sldrnt IIawleN of Franklin colcp" as tu
IN" reason for heating his father and
tn" sort Of heating it was he was m p
di"trd today by the grand jury on the
chnrg" of assault and battery ana
will hc arrested Immediately.
II" still protests that he only adj
rs h" would to Il school boy when the
father behaved badly "a the presidents
mother He says he used II switch
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
WORLDS RECORD FOR
RIFLE IS BROKEN

near the record made by him. The
weather was ideal for the shooting and
nance with the greatest possible ease.
The nearest to him missed five times
but then came near n record and shot
better than he had ever shot before.
to challenge the world in behalf Of the
record breaker.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Ia Z r
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
LITTLETON. n. H., Sept 16.--
Judge Aldrich has suspended all the
proceedings in the case Of Harry Thaw
and refused to set any date for the
hearing in the future This decision
Is regarded as great victory for the
prisoner but in the meantime he Is in
the custody Of the federal authorities
and the judge continued the marshal
and the sheriff as his custodians.
This decision was rendered late this
afternoon. Jerome Immediately en-
tered an objection to the ruling and in
Il discussion with him Judge Aldrich
said that he had searched the stat
utes carefully but that he failed to re-
veal law under which q man In
Thaw's position. lunatic, could br
charged with crime or could be ex-
tradited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY. Sept. IL The trial of
Governor Sulzrr before the senate
will take place on the day after to-
morrow and all the preparations ar"
now about concluded for the great
event, The disappearance OF the star
witness is supposed to be IA blow at
the prosecution but on the other hand
it has served to create the belief that
such II fact rather initiates against
Sulzer as showing that either he or
his friends consider ii necessary to
have recourse to such tactics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
READY
FOR SULzER TRIAL

It is generally conceded now that h,.
is guilty ana the only consideration in
his favor * that which comes from
hostility /" Tdmmauy hall The hr,r'
kcraec firm with which he transacted
his stock gambling is prepared to
show where Ii" spent many thousands
of dollars of the funds of the campaign
iand as thcr" are sufficient democrats
in tn" scnat" Ia convict and as there
seems tn Ice No answer to the charges
som" unexpected event comes To pre-
vent it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service,

NEW HAVEN, Sept 10 Th" cor
onrr's Jury which has been sitting on
the inquest over tn" bodies If the
people KILLED in tn" trainwrcck ia tn,
outskirts uf this city has found that
the crew 81 the trains were guilty If
men held Crimiualv responsible are
Engineer Miller. nf IN" White Noun =
tain Express. and Truce e. Adams.
conductor. and Charles H. Murray.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
GREAT MAIL
NOW COMING
NAVAJO HAS MORE THAN FIVE
THOUSAND POUNDS ABOARD

William McManus, chief clerk Of the
railway mail service has received y
aboard $500 pounds OF mail for Nome
She left Seattle on the seventh inst.
the way to st. Michael from the Pass
with the mail that no one expected to
he coming. She will go first to St.
Michael II Is believed to unload some
freight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Sept l6.-CabIegrams
from Malnz, Germany. show that Rev.
Hans Schmidt. who confessed to hav-
ing murdered the domestic servant
was adjudged insane while he lived in
that country and that he had been
suspended by his bishop. Inquiries
were sent to Mainz soon after the
confession made by Schmidt and par.
ticularly pains were taken to learn il
he had ever been mentally unbalanced
as all his actions indicated that he
was not normally healthy in mind.
Another sensation has been created
as result of the case and that is the
discovery of proofs that Schmidt and
n very eminent dentist named nr.
Ernest Arthur Muret had formed
combination for forging gold certifica-
ties and that they had succeesed in
issuing some OF those and so defraud-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
AMERICA NRECEivES HIGH
HONOR FROM MikADO
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
Tbki o, Sept 10 DIR. Daniel Crosby
Green. senior instructor and miss ion
airy of the American board Of missions
in Japan, died here yesterday after I
career in which he enjoyed very signal
Eonors. The greatest OF all hOnors
conferred on DR.. Green was that of
the highest degree of the Rising Sun
which was given to him by the Mitado
personally This degree is conferred
only on the most eminent Japanese.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
DOMINION STILL BUSY With THAW
ALASKA RAILROAD BUSINESS
COMES Up IN DECEMBER

rcncy bill make 1t virtually impossible
dragging out the time Of the session.
Indeed ii is recognized az dangerous
present as they are in no very pleas
ant mood at having been kept broling
in Washington all the summer
Placing the railroad bill under the
head of unfinished business will ensure
Il more speedy consideration than it
could hope for If 1t were RELOCATED to
the ordinary course Of action and there
seems to be no doubt now in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

minds of its creators that it will have
taken a decided step forward by
Christmas and may be- on the real
road I" being decided one way or the
other.
Senator Chamberlain has had sev
"ral interviews with the president con
corning the measure and he has also
been busy with some of the leaders of
the upper house and now he Expresses
the greatest confidence that i most
favorable consideration will be given
I" tn" bill and that ii will be passed
without very much difficulty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
JUDGE UNDER
CRAVE CHARGE
U. s. DISTRICT JUDGE IN CHINA
ACCUSED OF IRREGULARITY
WITH FUNDS.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Charges
Of negligence of duty and irregularity
In his expense accounts have been filed
In the house against Rufus f.. Thayer,
United States District Judge at Shan
ghai. China.
The charges are backed up by some
prominent people in Shanghai and for
that reason they are regarded as diff
ferent from the usual unfoundcd char
gees made by disgruntled litignnts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
CHARGE WIFE
WITH MURDER
WIDOW OF MURDERED MAN AND
HER ALLEGED LOVER
UNDER ARREST
Special Nugget Service.

OFUOT"I FFU99t| 0eTNTNS'
i.pS ANGELES. sept. Ii Mrs.
Frank +. !. Nelson. widow Of a mech
anician Wh" was found murdered in
his nom" Last Saturday. has been ar
rested and charged with completely IN
the crime James +. cook had been
arrested previously for the murder
aud IN" W"man's arrest is du" to thu
Ttc, that sh" ana COOK are known by
TIA" police t" hay" been lovers, Nelson
WAS murdered with tn" most brutal
determination IS WAS evident from the
horribly battered conditinn of the
body.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

SEAGIRT, Sept. 16.-Captain w. H.
Richard. Of Ohio, broke the worlds
record for consecutive bulls eyes yes
terday when he scored 20 times with
out a miss. hitting n 16 inch target at
a distance of 200 yards. Richard per-
formed this feat In competition with
several men who were supposed to be
the best shots in the country but who
failed completely to come anything
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

Where are you going for your an.
nuaI outing this year? Why not try
Hawaii, the Paradise Of the Pacific.
For illustrated folder descriptive Of
this beautiful land write to Or call At
this sfsies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
S. S. coRWIN.

The steamer corwin will sail TO-
kotzebue Sound and all way ports.
Wednesday. September II, at 8 p. m.
For freight and passage apply
tho kotzebue Trading 4 Transports.
ton Co.. next Lomen Bros. Studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

SPUCIaI Nugget oeFVICe
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.--The SEN
ate yesterday made the Alaska rail
road bill unfinished business" to come
up after December 3 during the re-
gular session of congress which will
begin on December first This con
cession was granted by the senate as
consolation to the sponsors of the
have the bill acted upon during the
special session. The long drawn out
debates on the tariff and the promise
Of n very protracted fight over the cur
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget service.

MONTREAL. sept IL. \ most i'm
p"rtant international ruling may nov
he expected from tn" fact that TIA,
curt of kings bench of Canada has
announced that it will inquire into the
deportation of Harry Thaw from can
ada and will decide whether or not
Minister Doh"rty of the interior actr
within his rights in ordering the pris
uncr to be departed In the meantime
the court continued the hearing Of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

Mining Editions ready for ma. ing
at the Nugget office, soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
GO TO THE NORTH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry.
The only Coffee House in tovn.