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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
IMPEACHMENT
 IS SUSPENDED
ACCORDING TO CALIFORNIA CON. STITUTION GOVERNOR
 MUST QUIT.

The constitution of the state uf New York cannot be found in Nome but by the constitution of the state of Cali fornia governor when impeached must quit office and give over the ins to the lieutenant governor until the senate tries him. In case of. ac- quittal by the senate he is then rein stated in office but verdict of guilty would mean his permanent dismissal. Allison Bruner shows that this is true by the constitution of the state of California, and this fact added to the telegram received by the Nugget and published today shows clearly that at the present time Sulzer is not gov ernOr of New York and that Glynn is really the acting governor
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

ALBANY, Aug. 14.-Martin II. Glynn Special Nugget Service.
 lieutenant governor of New York. is now acting governor although SuIzer has not yet recognized him. Governor SulZcr occupies the executive cham hers still but Glynn has his office on the third floor of the government building. According to the friends of Glynn Sulzer may decide to recognize Glynn as the governor in fact Both men had q conference and it is said that Suzer is weakening in his re- solve to resist the impeachment and not to abide by it's results.
 Glynn made statement today in which he declared that he would eX- ercise the functions of governor. These were his words spoken to the representatives of the press:
 "I shall exercise whatever functions of a governor may come before me- shall use my own staff and not enlist the aid of the militia
 Martin II. Glynn is an eX-congress-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
PRESIDENT REPRIMANDS WILSON
 FOR INSULTING GREAT BRITAIN

sador Wilson has issued bitter attack on the British government as an ans wer to the reprimand by President Wilson and he places the entire blame on the British foreign office and de clares that the British have acted in a manner that is nothing short of dis graceful.
 The ambassador declares that he repeats his old statement This state ment was given out in an authorized interview. He said that if the British foreign office declared that it. with Germany and France has recognized the Huerta government after and br- cause Ambassador Wilson had made Congratulatory speech to Huerta the declaration of the British was q cheap
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
Special Nugget Service.

NANAIMO, Aug. 15.-This part of the island of Vancouver is now pra- ctically in state of war. One hun dred and seventy strike breakers were imprisoned yesterday in one of the mines at Extension and were only saved by the arrival of the militia. The strike breakers suffered tortures while they were jailed in the bowels of the earth and never was q body of men so completely panic stricken. So little sympathy did they receive from anyone in the neighborhOOd that they would have been left in the mine for ever if the militia had not come to their assistance.
 Four hundred regular soldiers and militia have landed from Victoria and have brought with them machine guns which they have received instructions
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

a feat similar to that made by Cap tain Amundsen through the north west passage.
 The expedition is sent no doubt by the Russian government but has not been published on this side of the world so far as can be learned
 The vessel employed for the task is one of two new ice breaking cut ters built by the Russian government.
 The Kit found very little ice this year and the catch of walrus was not as great as had been expected all though it is described as fair by Mir. Olsen. She has been away for some months. None of the walrus will be unloaded here.
 Nothing unusual happened during the voyage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
MAY TAKE AWAY GREAT
 SHIPLOAD OF ESKIMOs

The government authorities oyer the natives are now preparing to charter ship to take away the Es- kimos from Nome to their various homes in order to prevent a spread of the scarlet fever among them. It was stated this morning that a well known schooner would be available for the purpose but the matter had not been decideed at that time.
 The intention is to place the visiting natives aboard and ship them to Kings island, the Diomedes and the other places from which they came
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
GALL QUITS
 EXISTENCE
NOW LEARNED THAT FAMOUS PAPER WAS BOUGHT BY
 DE YOUNG.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-It has now transpired that the purchaser of the San Francisco Call is Michael Harry De Young, the owner and editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. This became known today when the Call itself came out with a statement to that effect and announced that it would go out of existence on Septem- Der 1.
 The call formerly belonged to the Spreckles but was purchased some time ago by w. w. Chapin, one of the owners of the Seattle Post -Intelligen- Ger. The intention of De Young in buying the paper was to suppress It and so make a bigger field for the Chronicle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
STRIKERS IDAPRISON
 STRIKE BREAKERS, BURN HOUSES

to use should such course bc deomcI necessary.
 The guns were, indeed, turned on the strikers at one time and for H moment it seemed as if nothing could prevent a most awful carnage. Tho strikers seemed to be determined tu defy the military but after u time their leaders thought better of il unI the rioting ceased.
 The rioting has now taken place m many towns and the acts of the stril>- CTS are of the most determined kind seldom in the history of strikes haze men gone to such lengths. In several towns residences and hotels have been burned to the ground by them and am immense amount of damage has been inflicted on property.
 The most serious of all damage done was caused by the hooding If the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
THE NAVAJO SUPPOSED
 TO BE ON THE WAY

The steamer Navojo is supposed to have left Dutch Harbor last night ac- cording to word received at the wire less station. Agent Watson received no further word. however, and can not say whether she left or not
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
VILLAGE WIPED OUT
 BY FIERCE CYCLONE

here concerning the event it seems % be apparent that the cyclone was of exceeding force and violence. some of the little houses of the village were taken up clean from the ground and carried to quite an unusual distance. The occupants had received timely warning and this fact alone accounts for the comparatively small number pf people injured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
COMMITTEES APPOINTED FOR
 GOVERNORS RECEPTION

The following committees have been appointed by Dr. Mustard, president of the chamber of commerce, to act at the reception to be given Governor Strong next Monday evening:
 Reception committee: Judge Mur- ane, chairman. and Mrs. Murane Capt. and Mrs. Welsh, Marshal and Mrs. Jordan, Judge Rodey Senator and Mrs. Breeding. Mr. and Mrs. Con
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
CORDOVO ONCE
 MORE REPORTS
STAMPEDE GOING IN THAT WAY IN SPITE OF ALL DAW-
 SON CAN SAY.
Special Nugget Service

opSCldi NNV9eI StINiCe.
 CoRDpNA. Au- l5. The stampede to the ShuSlclua ,~ -tuI =oine on through this place aud the st1mpeders agree that this is the hast route.
 Eighy two stmpcders left on the train yesterday morun- and fifteen went this moruin@. Forty more will go on Sundays train. They are now aNaitu4 56 horses that are comms up on the Latouchc
 Ninety stampcdcrs will arrive on that boat next Tuesddy
 The Corduva chamber ot commerce has made a plea to the Alaska road commission to build good trail from Mccarthy to the digginas over the Scolaj pass.
 The reports coming out are meagre and are very indefinite
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

I mines it Nanam". Th, cost of re- Iairma this damaar niu u- rrmrn- dous.
 The condition of affairs at present threaten a most ecrious rudm- of the dinicuty The strikers are aI- most certain to ,.rocrcd t" cNtrrmrs and the authorities arc -u~. ls dcter- mined [" pus down the riots mo matter what thc cost u lives or otherwise mi@ht bc. The strikers a.. said ta br amiug with th, intention of eua1a- ing the soldiers la n..tb. huJ it ie -ru- crally hrli,..d .at they will s-r the fuuIiy ol such /. .."r-- n time aui not hrin@ about IT,. sHH4ulrr that would hc sur. tu on-ur
 The steamer Hettie B will take the AIaska's place. carrying the mail for the U. s. Mercantile CO
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
WATER CAME BUT FADED
 AWAY ONCE MORE

After the little rain some days ago the Pioneer Mining company was able to get enough water to pipe little but soon afterwards the supply lf water dropped away and has practi cally disappeared again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
GIRLS APPEAR TO
 HAVE BEEN WILLING
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-The evidence in the case against Diggs so far seems to show that the girls were willing to take the step they did. They are supposed to be young and careless and too fond of street walking. The chief blame on the two men seems now to be that they were married men, not so much that they took ad- vantage of the girls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
TARIFF BLOCKED
 BY THE REPUBLICANS

administration and particularly t. President Wilson. The democratic leaders in the senate are strivins hard to bring the matter to an issue but the majority is so small in it's fa- vor that the skilled parliamentarians on the other side find very little diff ficulty in checkmating every move. No one would now dare to prophecy when the bill will come up for action but it cannot be delayed very much lon ger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

suhtcrfuee and unworthy ol the Frl- tish forcien office and at variance with it's traditions and with tho character hns maintained before the world for two centuries
 It is evident now that the British did use the congrauIator> speech of the ambassador to Iucrta IS reason why they could recognize the govern mont of iIucrta without eirius offence to the United States. for they argued. if the United States amhassador could congratulate IIucrra thc United States must be- in favor of HJcrta's govern ment.
 THE NEW EAGLE.
 The home of straight wbisksys
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
NOTICE TO PIONEERS AND LADY
 PIONEERS.

Pioneers and lady pioneers are re- quested to meet at the Pioneers hall and march in a body to meet the gov ernor on his arrival By the request of the entertainment
 Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
OIL BOAT ARRIVES.

The oil boat Lucas arrived today from St. Micha al where she unloqdcd half a cargo. She will unload the othcr half a 'argO here. This cargo is crude oil in bulk. She touches! at Nome last Sunday direct from Sar Francisco and went on to St M chael.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
LAW AND MOTION DAY
 COMES ON MONDAY

Court has been adjourned. until Monday and the law and motion cal endar will not be taken up tomorrow Saturday, but will be taken up on Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
NEXT CONCLAVE WILL
 BE IN LOS ANGELES
Special Nugget Service.

DENVER, Aug. 15-The next con clave of the Knights Templar will be held in Los Angeles. The usual strug- gle was made by the representatives of several cities for the privilege of holding the conclave but Los Angeles won easily in the vote for choice.
 The delegates had practically the freedom of the city while they were in conclave here and they spent a most enjoyable time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Presi- dent Wilson today publically repri- manded Wilson for his recent at tack on the British foreign office and also sent instructions to Ambassador Page at London to express to Sir Ed ward Grey, the British foreign minis ter, the regret of the United States government that an official of the Uni ted States should have been guilty of such gross impropriety. This is tan tamount to the forced retirement of the former ambassador as he cannot now hope to hold office when he has lost the confidence of the administration
 A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

Nome, Alaska, Aug. IA, 1913. Temperature-Ma 54, Min. 46. Barometer-3O.O3 inches. Weather-Cloudy.
 Wind-S. E., miles per hour. Precipitation-.02 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
Nuaaet Special Service.

NU99et oPecIaI oeTVICe'
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Senator Simmons, leader of the tariff forces, attempted to arrange for vote on the tariff on August 25 but the move has been blocked by the republican leader, Senator Gallinger, and the final action on the tariff is, therefore, not yet in sight.
 The delay in coming to a vote on the question is now causing the great est irritation to the members of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
BULGARIA. FREE FROM
ALL BUT THE TURKS
Special Nugget Service,

LONDON, Aug. 15.- Bmgariau ter ritory is now free from all foreign soldiers except those of Turkey ac- cordmg to the advices arrivme in this city from the Balkans and from Wien na. The territory in which the Turks are is away out near the border and in region that is isolated by mountains. The retreat of the Greeks. Servians and Roumanians has been completed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
Special Nugget Service.

TNWssVI
 BISMARKi Aug. 15.-The village of Douglas was completely wiped out by a cyclone yesterday and now lies a mass of ruins. Several people were severely injured but not a life has been lost so far as can be learned al- though there is a possibility that some of those who received injuries may die.
 From the news which has arrived
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
RECEPTION FOR THE
 GOVERNOR POSTPONED

The reception to be given in honor of Governor Strong has been postpon- ed until Monday This may be due to the fact that the governor is sure to be here on that day and, such being the case, it is considered advisable to wait
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
SOLDIERS TRAIN GUNS 0N RIOTERS
MARTIN GLYNN IS NOW
 NEW YORK GOVERNOR

man. He was born in New York m 1871 and graduated from St. Johns college Fordham, as A. NJ. at the head of the class in 1894. He was managing editor of the Albany Times Union and was also d member of the New York bar association. He was in congress from 1899 to 1901.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

Sulzer call an unlawful purpose. Lieu tenant Governor Glynn has declared that he will use his own staff and will not require the militia to assert his right to conducting the affairs of the office of governor but it will be a mat ter of extreme difficulty for him, ac- cording to some authorities, to secure the seal without using force or to transact the business required of the governor.
 Sulzer has been hidden away in his apartments all morning and only a few of his most trusted henchmen have been admitted to his presence He made no statement today and he is now in the peculiar position of a man who is a tenant in a house in which the landlord resides and for which he has not paid the rent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

ALBANY, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Sul2er. wife of Governor Sulzer, is critically ill and was in so serious a condition last night that three specialists were summoned to her bedside. She is suf- fering from a nerve attack due to the awful ordeal through which she and her husband have passed and the gravest fears are entertained that the result to her health may be permanent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

The seal of the state was locked and chained up in the office of the secretary of state today so that It might not be used for what the secre- tary of state and the official friends of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

Kelley, pr. and Mrs. Sloan, Senator Bruner, Dr. and Mrs. Fromm, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carleton, Capt and Mrs. Ross, Mir. and Mrs. R. w. J. Reed.
 Floor committee:-D. E. Crowley, chairman, Arthur Cole F. A. Daniels, Ward Estey Henry Jacobson, Thorulf Lehman, George Lomen, l.. H. Me- Cloy, w. c. Mcclure, Otto Van Sickle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

Those wishing to make Excursion Trip on the Corw;n to Siberia on or about August 23, please call at Cor win office and make reservation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

Nome Daily Nugget is the organ of all the people, subscribe now, $2O0 per month delivered.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Ambas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07
flEss. CoAAs.
lsnalatsF q WlllAto - MaEy.n county.

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i've aufleu that nave AhfhiuGd from thN
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lotifIaef administration On the personal ~
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hn9lnW elAfalN aRainat fhN aald decreased ARe
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1915 thoF Wlii ofhFfNtse ~ law b. excluded
nom tie bsnaili4 ~ eala estate An peEHone
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make Immediate pAv1NensA 81 fhe MnfeaFihaf.
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wanted

Pupil nurses desired f9r training
school Will l.ay 40 fer month
and furnish rooms. board and lann-
dry Course covers years and IN
elIhIes care Of infants and children
,and training ii obstetrics AddFees
NJ. incons Infant Asylnrn. 40l
Division ST., Baltimore, Nd
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Hall School
Charlotte Hall, St. Mary County. Md.
Nest Session neslsa September .. ssIs-


Military Discipline, Business and
Classical Courses. Board Wash,
and Tnitiop, $3.50 Year
Tuition Scholarships. saving $50. 4
year arc established III favor Of
Charles aua VI Mars counties
Applieatioas should be made 10
Col, ] Marshall Dent. Oakley. Nd.
Chairman ~ cnllsmiite for ST.
Mary j county, and DIX Lewis g.
uarrico, Bryantowu Nd Chairman
u Committe for Charles county
The Keech Scholarship, Civ
ing board and tuition, are now VA
can't There ii ore for ST. Mary'a
and one fol- Charles county. Appli-
canss must BE boys of good promise.
not under 10 nor more than III
years old, Appointments BY tho
Faculty. Address not later than
August
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

"A car driven BY Mr. Henry Bur
roughs, Of Chaptico, and occupied
BY Mr.. A. G. WeIeh. Of the same
town, turned turtle On the State
Road al Nelson's corner Sunday
night throwing out and bruising the
occupants. The car which was a
new one was found Monday morn
ing turned up Oh the side with the
steering wheel bent, right hand
front wheel broken and the body
battered out Of shape The turn at
Nelson's corner, Is very sharp and
our automobilists should give heed
10 the warning post Mr. WEIGH.
after having his hurts dressed til
Dir. Greenwich, returned to his
home. Mr.. Burroughs did not come
oif 10 we'll and up to the present
writing Il still III st. Mary's Hos.
pital, and while no bones are broken
ID painfully bruised. He will be
ont IN q few days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07
ABA INCOMING
JONES WHARF:


4H1 Wn - ~
The following i reprinted from
the Evening SuN Of july 80.
Bitter complain aeainst the Mary.
land. Delaware y Virginia Railway.
which operates steamers 10 the Pa.
tuxent river, wha Registered today
with the Public Service Commission
By residents 81 Sc. Mary6 county
through r. ]. Stark weather. who
called attention to the failure Of the
company 20 rebuild Jones wharf,
which waS PARTLY destroyed hy ice
'sihe winter before last
The fact that tbe wharf has nOl
been repaired or rebuiItapd has been
dropped from the list oi stopping
places Of the line eumpals the FAR
mers 10 drive from IL to IL miles 10
receive and ship freight. be declaf-
ed. Formerly they had 10 drive
from one TO tive miles.
The loss OF this shipping point
lisa great hardship 10 our people. =
hawrites Curtains hayadDpreciat
cd Ia value and doubt II they are
saifauIe St nIi z
Then. on behalf oE The farmers. he
goes 90 TO relate that petitions aud
personal letters have been sent 10
the company without relief. He
inclosed copy 81 one letter from
Willard Thompson. vice president
and general manager In which be
says that lhe company ID getting IN
formation "and II We dnn IL will not
be too expensive W. NAV pul up o
wharf there bis summer. The bnsi-
Eess there has been very light, but
with 3 now wharf 70 are encoufng-
cd TO shink II would Increase.
Or. Stark eRther. who lives 81
H1llxWood Asks ihe commission
10 tell him What Vi do aud be will
come to baltimore with q delegation
TO PRESENT petition Of complaint
We can say nothing 10 behalf Of
the Md Del n Va: Ry eli snaare
extremely sorry that tho manage
ment 81 this old landmark should
adopted the motto Of 4 certain moo
ey King. ''lhe public be d. I
TIL il certainly what their action
would lead us 10 Ialer
We trust that lhs completut Of
Mr.. Ssarkweather viii have the e.
fect Of bringing the Company y SEQ
the question from the side III the
patron. and cause them 70 begin Ee'
building ct ONCE.
Certain Il Is great hardship on
our Sixth district 70 have % haul
tobacco from q TOTO miles: 40 entire
day spent il getting i single hogs
head II tobacco 10 The steamer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

Orphans raurt a 81 MaFg1a counsys Nets-
Inig n. iAls
OHDKnMn IN THE roueT. thai wm
j. NnA4n. Aanlini4ffntnr % Joseph = M1t
lh6Wa late 81 81 MAfsss UpnHts. deceased
give the notlee requires ~ lay y tnt deeF4A
ed'acreAispfstaf knit}t their claims, aaa maj
thn aStsna ~ published asste : WeEk fa1 ain
successive wneka N thn rs. Maky'a lseAnon
lfK3asneana
Rexmtnf 81 wllln
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07


~, Was a record Seaker e more
ways than one. The heat wave
reached iSs height but the multiluaeA
we're saved II taking refuge under
rs, ....l...' ...s.zz.s 49,. S.
'''s ~ = sr'p = 3 a' ,.'' '''k NY
pools q re Ten cooling nectar,
orange cider, and other refreshing
beverages. The returns IL fhe i6e-
cream table fell not very far short
Of the grand total OF the dinner and
supper table, lslee. ool. There
we're never SO many willing hands
to help Iii this parish triumph. For
quantity and quality, the eatables
were never surpassed. The minstrel
show IN the evening By the young
folks Of ST. Dominic's Parish.
Washington, was we'll given and
equally well received ~ crowd
that almost forced the walls out Of
the Town Hall 2 The gross re-
ceipts we're upwards Of $4,000 and
the net will Be over $500 The
wedding cake Oh The paddle stand
was awarded 10 number 600; let the
winner come and present bis ticket
The ice cream freezer will be award
ed on Thursday afternoon Of this
week ~ $50 when 4 small sized fete
will be given on the lawn to decide
the 10 eoamofma prizes. Ice cream,
etc, gsll be there n plenty % be-
guile The passing nsomants The
committee To whom this magnificent
success must be credited, we give
below
Dinner table Mrs. X. g. Combs.
President; MI. 4. +. Cough. Cash
ief. Gentlemen aides Messrs. w
| M. I.okef, JOS. II Mattingly. Clarke
Abell. Drs. Camalier and HAYDEN:
the Mesdames Lney Spaldino. +. f.
tsfeenweII, George G. AbeIl. Henry
Abel, Eugene Bowles. Jos. II.
Ching. John Clements, j. ii. Daw-
son. j b. Dnry. Al. u. Fenwick,
Ford Greenwell, Nettie GreenweIl.
John Harris, s. Paul HAYDEN. j 4.
IEerbert, W. M. Loker, James b.
Mattinnly, Jos. Ai. Matsinrly. M
EC. MatsinRIy. Carrie SpaldinU. ana
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