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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
Chase's.

If you have laughter that has been in
storage until now, you must prepare to use
It literally and spontaneously the coming
week when "Fiddle-dee-dee" comes to
Chase's. It will be here next Monday with
the entire cast, chorus and scenery. There
are over fifty people and two carloads Of
scenery. The FIRST scene is taken from the
Paris Exposition, and it is in this that the
singing hit of the season, "Rosey Posey," is
sung. II is also in this act that Weber and
Fields famous doll scene is presented. The
second act, or Swiss scene, as it is called,
presents all the comedians. including the
famous dog. The third act travesties the
dinner scene from the Royal Family, "
the manicure scene from Cay Lord Ouex"
and the famous "Florodora" sextette.
Robert North, who has taken the difficult
task of playing Dave Warheld's part, has
more than exceeded expectations. Mr.,
North is without doubt one of the very
best Hebrew impersonators on the stage to.
day. John 6. Sparks, who has in his time
played more than twenty-five different
Irish parts, plays the celtic character. It is
sufficient to say that Mr.. Sparks never did
better in his life. Truly Shattuck, a young
woman Of great beauty, with a voice that
shows careful training, will play the part Of
Mrs. Meadowbrook Dorothy Drew, with a
chorOus of forty handsomely costumed
young women, will sing "Rosey Posey,''
which is undoubtedly the greatest hit of the
season. Miss Drew is very talented young
woman who sings well and is a splendid
dancer Then there are the Cardownie
Sisters national dancers the Johnston
Brothers. and the Newsboys' Quartette. OF
the chorus it may be said that it is the
most carefully selected and best trained
that has been seen this season This is
only suggestion of the good things in store.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
A Hot one Handed "OIikev.r

Editor SMHdaY Globe.
viii you kindly state that AIikey Louis
worked the Masonic racket for twenty years
after being expelled from the order in
Worcester, Mass.
He imposed on all the Masons in the
Government Printing Office Chief Clerk
Collins.) Then to stand in with Foreman
Brian he joined the Knights of Columbus,
and is now working the latter on the First
Assistant Postmaster General and HowleY,
the acting chief clerk, as they are
both Catholics. MASON.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
UNITED STATES SENATE,

WASHINGTON, Mar 8, 1909.
Mr.. ]. J. SNoDGRAss,
No. .S2T TzgeWft.fySf street ~ w., City.
DEAR SIR: have your letter of the zSth
ultimo, inclosing copy of letter intended for
the press concerning your experience in the
Government service, which return here
with, as requested.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
~ CHESAPEAKE
AND
Route Ohio RAILROAD


Trains vsSilbulsd Electric Lighted, Steam
Heated. Dining Cars on Through Trains
Station Sixth and B Streets
TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
800 p m-Daily-Cincinnat and St. Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pull
man Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington,
Louisville, Indianapolis and St. Louis with
out change. Connection for Virginia Hot
Springs. Dining Car. ParlOr Cars Cincin-
natl to Chicago.
II:Io m-Daily--F. +. v. Limited-Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville with
out change Compartment Sleeper to Vir-
giuia Hot Springs Tuesdays and Saturdays
Dining Car. Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chicago
and st. Louis.
1851 mex. Sunday-Washingto and
Old Point special, 81 hours time to Old
Point Comfort, via Richmond only all rail
line.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio Office, ST3 Pennsylvania avenue
Cog Fourteenth street near F, and at the
station. Telephone call Main I44I, for Penn
sylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. w. FULLER
General Passenger A5ent
Telephone, Main 1908.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
FULLY UNMASKED
The Hypocrisy, Contempt and
Defiance of the Administration
AND DEPARTMENT CHIEFS

For the Veterans of the Civil War.
The Expose Of Mr.. y. j. Snod grass
With Names, Facts and Dates-A
Most Excellent Document to Send
Copies of TO Every Grand Army
Post in America
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-05-11
WHY REMAIN IN DEBT

When you can have for the asking
enough 10 settle every obligation to
an advantage2 We are loaninR many
hundreds Of dollars daily to those
desiring 70 free themselves from 10
per cent brokers. Our rates are less
than one-half of any other and you
can repay us in small monthly install
ments Write for pamphlet aud
terms. Strictly confidential. Box
ro4, Station A.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

on Jack frequently. The bout was good-natured, and big Jim was not, ot course, hitting ,knock-out blows, bu, once or twice he sent in one that made Jack blink hs eyes and draw a hard breath. The last round was faster than either of the others, and when the gong raDg for the end lhe contestants again shook hand, aod made their way out. The audience 'applauded wildly. but the men refused to again appear.
 Champion Jetfries is on his way tc New York, where he will join d the Otrical company. As to a fight with Fitzsimmons. Jeffries said: ''I am oper to him first. aud Sharkey next. l an willing to fight Fitz>immons any time that is, if he\gives me longer thar three or four days noticc.'
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
THE RALPH J.L0MG
 REACHES SEATTLE
Captain Green States That the SGhOOEer's Passengers Had
 Plenty to Eat.

Seattle. Dec. 9.-The schooner Ral pin J. Long reached port today, month overdue from Nome. Captain F. w. Green, the esse,'s master, denies the story given cir, '#ticn by the passen- gers to he effect that during the trip the wa; er supp ly ran out. He also de- niel tl.at at one time there was danger .or he schooner and all Cn b ard going down.
 1.-The stories pub i-hed emanated from {, waWayo whG were on tUard, :" said Capt. Gro en. ''At no time on the trip from Nome did any of the pissen- gers complain to ne that they were being il-treateh TT e staI entnt that we ran out of water i, ia SC. N hen We airi>e ed here we had coo gallons left. "
 During the trip down First Mate Hansen was washed overheard and drowned. The fatality occurred when the Long was three lays out from Dutch harbur. Capt. Green states thai everyone on board had plenty to eat.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Chinese Exclusion Act.

Washington, Dee. l0.-The special committee of Pacific coast senators and members of the house. who are fiam- ing a Chinese exclusion law. had i meeting today and considered bill framed by the immigration bnreau. The measure provides strict exclusion, defining. specifically, each excepted class ol Chinese, who may enter the c"unlry, and is designed to prevent miscon-lructiOn or evasion of the law. After going over ten sections of the measure the committee adjGurned without final actitn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Down at Bluff,

Down at Bluf City, on Ellurado creek, nearly forty men are at work, ,there being twelve different concerns buslly engaged in taking out dumps. E. Miner. who was in town this week from Blatf, says that the dirt runs from , to 10 cents to the ran, the paystreak being from 5O to l25 feet wide and from 4 to feet deep. The depth to bedrock is about twelve feet. The ground is not frozen, except from one to three feet deep at the surface.
 On discovery claim MT. Crossley ha, already taken ont l5 O00 buckets. Mr. Miner has taken out 1000 buckets ol No. l; an there i> net a claim that is being worked which cannot show 4 e0( or i5,000 buckets un,tI,e dump.
 Three different par,,es are operating on the beach, shove!s propelled by a windlas> being used to scoop up the dlrl Sand running from SIP to Sl5 10 the pan has been found. Some Oi the mel are rocking. while others are taking out dumps to be washed up when the water begins to run.
 MT. Miner says that Bluff will be | lively camp next sumner.
 w. H. Emerson X Co.,, will it is said put in big ditch from the Kutchblub to the head of Eldorado. and plenty O water will be furni, he'd that creek anC Daniels.
 w. H. Met son and Kenneth NJ. Jack son last year acquired number o claims on owede creek. the ground be ing fine hydraulic prop siLiUn, whicl will be opened up this year.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
GRUB IS
 SCARCE And Prices Are High Over On Candle Creek.
CANDLE IS SPOTTED
According to rlatt Hunter, Who Has Been Sizing Up the Creeks of the keewalik- k--EidOradO Creek, Near Bluff City, a Scene Of Activity.

According to g letter received from Candle creek, that section Is not SO promising as has been represented. The letter was received by Captain Harry Story, the writer being Matt Hunter, and is dated February $. Hunter says hat great many eX- ,aggerated reports have been cir ,culated about the creek; that it is .spotl ed and no enc has had an OppOr- tunily to form a correct estimate of the creek.
 Provisions are very high. flour being -$9 d sack: bacon, 50 cents a pound: rolled cats, S2.j a sack; and ''hootch. 50 cents drink" Of rubber boots. tents and stoves, there are none to be had.
 Frank Knight is engaged in tbe iogging business, and there promises to be l big demand tor lumber. $ co a thousand being offered for it for build ing purposes.
 Big George is chief at the Eskimo village, three miles from Candle.
 Captain Danaher is driving reindeer and chopping wood, while Hunter him. self is whipsawing lumber for be at building purposes up in the timber.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Trans-A!asAan Company Want
 q Land Grant.
..lN ORDER TO BUILD
Tie Road From. Cock Inlet to Bering Strait-Bili Provides for the CessiOu of Each Alternate Section of Land, Ten Tiles Eaci, Side of Track.

Washington. Dee. 10.---Representa- tive Sbley today introduced in the house bill authorizing the cOnstruc- tion of railroad across Alaska from Cook inlet to Boring strait by the Trans Alaska Railrcad Company. The bill grants right of way 100 feet on each side uf the track and provides for the cesSion of each alternate section O. land. ten miles on each side of the track. It is specified that this con ceSSiOn is made ''lO secure the speedy transportation of he mails. troops, mu- nilions- of war and public stores. ' Troops and government property are to be carried free for period of 10 years, and the pos, ,aast ar general is to make the price of carrying the mails.
 The company is given 10 years within which to complete the road, and the lands granted are to be transferred upon the completion of each 20 miles. The claim is made that the road can be opera ed in all seasons of the year.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
The Old Reliable Hunter Saloon

Only sells -Grsl-class liquors. If you are not patron, it will pay you 10 give us trial. We ake q speciality of supplying families and miners with the best of everything in the liquor line at d small margin of profit.
 PRICES GENUINE GOODS. O,d Hunler,Rye, Ter bottle, S2. old Crow Bourbon, per bottle, S2. Imported Champagne, per pint bot tie, $3.
 Importe Chaml agne, per quart bot tie, $5.
 Cook $ Champagne, per pint bottle, $l.50; per quart, S2.0O.
 Nott's Champagne Cider, per pint bottle, 90 cents. -, LrmkS and cigars, 1sc; two for .5'. Co ds delivered to any part of the iy. Telt phone No. 45. '
 THE HUNTER. Corner Hunter way and Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
SEEk!MG PLACES
 OF SAFETY
Thousands of People Are Leaving Bataugas Province in tine Philip
 pines Fighting Continues.

Manila, Dec. 10 0-Wh0usands of lpeop'e are leaving Batango~ province Ior places 'f safety. General James NJ. Bell reports an important engagement province of Camarines, and q detach- ment of the Twentieth infantry. Three Ameriran- were killed. The loss of the enemy is not known, but is believed to have been heavy. General Bell an ticipales a speedy extermination of the irreconciliables.
 A large force of insurgents recently attacked the town of Lipa. province oi Batanzas, killing one soldier and sev- eral Ameriranistas. Troop F, First cavalry, killed ten of the enemy before the remainder of the in,ur2ent forces escaped. The F.lipinoS evidently eX- pected victory. for they had cut the wires and carr.ed off a hundred wards of line.
 The natives are stirred by the clos ing of the ports, and tterly object tc reconcentl ation. A Filipino force con. sisting of 200 rihemen and 40l bolomen recently attacked Nag partian, province of North 1 ocOs. Company H, Eighth infantry. act ng on the defen~ive. drove off the enemy, killing eleven o them, with no loss to themselves.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
DEXTER CREEK
 NEWS NOTES
Steam Hoist Being Put In on the Sugar Claim-A Great Deal of
 Work Is Under Way.

Dexter, Feb. 27.-The weather has been eXceptit nally mild during the last two weeks, and as consequence every body is working who has anything to do.
 On No. Dexter creek several men have been laid off on account Ol lack of pay.
 J. A. Smith, George Mckay and E. Bettincourt, on upper Nc. II, are talk ing out,a small dump.
 Sharratt and Kress are Cn No, ? Deer prospecting
 Mr. Gum is still prospecting the benches on No. 9, hut has not reported any finds. This claim is owned by Let LoewenherZ.
 ". D. Shranz at the tad of Speci. men ha- quit work for the present and will move to No. , Anvil. where he will prospect a bench which he owns there.
 Jack Ferguson and Mir. Monr'e have taken lay from Magnus kjelsberg or No. Left fork.
 The renowned Sugar calm has put in large steam hoist and will con tnue taking out pay dirt. The Honey claim will also use some other device than the windlass if the pay continues as at first loated. James Bulsik, cC-owner in the Me Carty claim, just back of the Sugar was out the other day, He expects tt begin work at cnce, and will open the clam in sysLeu4avlc way. There l:
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

little doubt that this is one Of the good claims on the hill.
 Sunday was such a fine day that it brought out great many of Nome : elite. Among those who were at the Sou" Dough were: Captain Carlson. Frank Thatcher, NJ. C. Emerson, Mr. Phillips. the freish and party; a party from the Thcobald Mercantile Company, Gust Stromb berg. Sid Barbee, James Bursik, Mr. SimSon, James Frawley and q host of otber'. The trail is in elegant condition and the people are taking advantage of it.
 The travelling on the river has fallen of considerably on account of over flows. but it is thought it will increase again when the weather lightens.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
JIM JEFfnIES
 IN SEATTLE
The Champion Was on His Way t0 New York, Where lie Will Join
 a Big Theatrical Company.

Seattle, Dec ll.-Sea ties sporting bloc turnel out en mas,e last evening to witness the ,Jetfr.es exhibition at the Seattle theatre, and the worlds cham piUm was greeted by one of the largest audiences ever assembled in the city of Seattle. The balcony and plrqnet of the thealre were filled to their utmost seating capacity the lcyers being crowded, anl the gallery was sinpy damned. Besides these there We're d hundred or 50 of those more intimately interested in the fstic art seated on the stage.
 The appearance of the champion, when he came on the stage. Was the signal for tumultuoiss applause, which was surpassed on y by that at the end .of tae four-tOund go between him and his brother Jack. The big fighter was instantly re, ognizab.e, even without the aid of the introduction by James Morrissey. He looks just like his pie lures, except, perhaps, not so fierce. The expres iOu he wore son the stage was the embodiment of good nature.
 The Jelfries brothers bowed their acknowledgements to the applause and retired to their corners. Time for the first round was called ty Billy Delaney The two came to the center of the ring, shook hands and then squared off. Ja K "wasn't sa slow,' but he failed tC land cn his brother. The latter duched and got away every time, and landed
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Mh'SkeY Discovered in a Cave

Nothing too g00t for ts,r pHtrOnS of Board of Trade. Just received , bar rciS of MOOn-h!ne corn WhiSkeN that was made in 1870 by Harris Tyson in the Blue Ridge mountain district of Nort h Carolina and being made contrary to law was hid in q cave to prevent the government from collecting the lev enue. lie stored 5Ub barrels in tn s cave. Some ten years later he was killed hN a revenue officer and the whi9key was forgotten, untli 1900 when his son. Harris Tyson. .jr.. discovered the enhance tO this cave and entered for half d mile when he was attracted by d very pleasant UdOr. Having a desire to locate he Odor he continued q little further where he discovered q pile of half decated slaves and iron hoops and a short di>tnncc ahead he came to small lake and on examining it ha found it to be wh>key. It had been put up in barrels with iron hoops which had rusted and broke and let the whiskey out and it formed this lake. lie lmmedlatel! set up distill- cry aad refined the whiskey. getting only 90 barrels out of the original 900. It is as pure as whI,key can be made, being made from white flint corn and purc noun am water anu ha, i9eVer passed through the hands of any Jew rectllier or wholesale dealers. Try it -tral ht or as hot toddy and you I'll ay It Is the proper thinS. We also handle Duff Gordon sherry. vinta. c 1883: o. V. 0. opani7h Port, vintage 1875: Old lmpor,ed AIartell Brandy, vIntagc iNol.
 ADAMS & THAGARD,
 lOprlctOrS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Dance at Solomon.

Solomon, Feb. 25.-A most success full dance was given at Eavis rad house, Solomon river, last Saturday evening, il being he first affair of the kind in that section. A nun ber of Nome people were pre- ent. Music for the occasion was furnished by J. B. Ross. of Nome. Mine Hest Davis was to have been married on that day, but the wedding has been postponed for the present.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Quick Pun From G;iin;Is.

Joe Dexter reached town yesterday morning from Chinik, which place he left on Thursday morning. The tcad~ are in fine condition. bul d D. rtagr ha, to he made around Topkuk point, the ice having .-il the ~horc. He say~ the incom ng mail >hoald hevc reached ChInik la,t niA ht, and in that case i' should arrive in Nome tomorrow night OF Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
A Good Thing to Know.

Stoves rcadhouSe. at Port Safety. has been connected with the long dis lance telephone. which was installed asst week, making it the C. mpleteSt and hest equipped resort on the trail down the coast. Private rooms are re served for lady travellers, and the bill of fare includes everything that the market affords. Good. warm stables for horses and dogs: Al~o feed for them. If you want the best, go nowhere else in Port Safety.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Quick Telegraph Service.

sen sent go telegrams to the outside, one to San Francisco and the other tO his mother in Denmark. The San Francisco dispatch reached that city on January 6. A reply was telegraphed to Eagle the same day, and Captain Hansen received it on February 24, IS days later,
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
R0siVn Goa. Is the Best.

For sale by sack OF ton by Pacific Cod Storage Company: yard tH spit. Leave orders at cOnpanN'- butcher shop. 226 Front street. or corner Stead- man avenue, or telephone office on the spit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Churuk road house l2 miles below solomon. Topkoil and Council City rau. Everything new. First c!ao- accOnmUdat UnS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
NOtice.

Shades, bulbs, chandeliers and cleo t,ic light fixtures at the office of the Nome Electric Liyh and Power Com pany. New Fl 'orado b !diag. Phone Nc. 43, two bells.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice i> hereby given tn the partnership heretofore existing between C.. Wcibcl and Henry W. Coffin, 4pd bnoNn as the Arctic She ct Metal Works has been dissolved.
 C. WEIBEL. Nome Alaska Feb. s It
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

4 clearance sale which IS a clearance -a e i> going on al Levy Bros.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Don't fail to get fine turkey fo, dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage { ('nnnnoON'S
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

The Pacific Cold Storage COmp3 nN have a selection of SwiIt's cho!tror poultry: also Agen butter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

While you are asleep we fix your clothes. Cleaning, repairing and press iug. CLUB TAILORING Co.,,
 J. Rubin,ti fen, Prop,
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In tn" United States Commis soner's Court, in and for tn" D strict of Al lS.s,r. 5 on Divi sion. Nome Precinct, before T. NJ. Reed. Esq, U S. Commissioner and ex-oficio Pro bate Judge.
 In ,he mI..er of the estate of John Nutcher. deceased
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, B. F. Knott, has been appointed administrator of the estate of John Nnscher, deceased. Cred. itora of and all persons having claims again t $. i'd e>,utG ar" hsrCb tlied to exhibit the q. with the proper vouchers within six mon hs from thr date of this notice ,SGid date being the dute of the first pubiicl ltion thereoD to said td- ministrator at his ofhce in the Cut Rata Drug Store. in the city of Nome, precinct 'Of NOmA District ot Alaska. Dated January 30, A. D. l903 E. F. KNOTT,
 Administrator. WI T. LOVE. Attorney for Administrator &l-StM8
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
EIoISCOpl

St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopal Chur' h. foulth Street amt St,adman Avenue Rev. (. H. II. Bloor. D. D., rector. Sunday services al II. ID a. m. Da lN service at } P. m.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
4 Tra,! That is Staked.

EDITOR AUGGAT: l see in a lc.en Issue oI your paperthe -ad late that ba
 be'aIien my partner, George A Car p'nler, and also some good suggestion in egard to the country 's need, whicl we all here ht artlly endorse. woul,
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

The Fox Transfer Co. are prepared to do all kinds of lreighting m town ol
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Freighting 10 creeks or ahout town, Fox Transfer Co. 10 Stpadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Ladies skirts and d,t~,es are ben sacrificed Levy Bro, clearance sal,
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

and Seat C. had b cn lo.t. No ru 1 tlcu.ars were 9 ven.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Pocket knives. Nome Trading Co.

It's on your way to Candle. thnruk road house. l2 miles below $ lomOn rOpkok and Council City trail.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Ginghams. calicoes. flanIelettes at unh ard of lew prices during clearance sale at Levy Bros.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
THE CHURCHES,
CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor of the tongrcgationa' church will speak Sabbath evening ol The Final Judgment"
 CATHOLIC. Early morning mas. 9 a. m. and II q. m. Sermon at II o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

If you want a sleIgh ride see Fox Transfer Co.,. .lU Steadman ave.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-03-21
A Correction.

In justice to all parties COIL
cerned we desire to correct some
statements made in our issue of
March Z, 1902, in reference to
package of jewelry alleged to
have been stolen from the Pacific
express company at this station
on the night of February l5, last.
In the article referred to the state
ment was made that w. r. Wal
ton, of Lexington, Nebraska, who
held the position Of transfer clerk
in the Julesburg office, had stolen
the package OF jewelry; had Sc
creted it in Julesburg until Mon.
day evening, March 3, and had on
that date uncovered the package
and delivered it to the company
officials. Later developments fail
to substantiatc the first part of
this statement, i. e., that Walton
had stolen the package of jewelry,
although the statement that he re-
turned the contents of the pack
age to an official of the company
is correct. Where he secured the
package has not been disclosed.
! We make the above corrections
at the suggestion of G. D. Pat
terson, superintendent of the Pa
clhc express company, who has
charge of the case. MIR. Patter
son was in Julesburg last We'd
nesday evening, and at that time
stated that Walton would possibly
he able to prove his entire limo
cence as regards the alleged theft
OF the package of jewelry.