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The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15
PERSONA.

Er. |. C. Humphrey wss a passenger "'u' 'h tH' ''' d"t. v~-r
 Mrs. Douglas, proprietor of Port Safety ru&IAuu,o. i> in town.
 Mrs. $. C. Gale arrived on the Ohio t1 iCin N!r. Gale for the winter.
 Mrs. W. A. Clark and baby have re- turned from visit t0 the states,
 F. O. Lindbloom va, passenger out ou the Sl. Paul fer San Francisco.
 Mrs. Y. ". Mcdonnell and son Will Eom arrived op ta" ohio from seattle.
 Mis- Viola Co1 returned on the Ohio alter spending tyG weeks iu tEo states.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Dag-,t; arrived on the Ohio. Mrs. Da.ertls s health iamuca improved.
 Jos Sli.coyieh, the original di,rov- cror pt Golden Gate district. i, in town from ~,l-toyIrh'..
 Mr.. ,i.C. Emerson arrived on the Nb.u and will spend the winter in Nome with Alr. Emerson.
 Mrs. .;wau,ou. V fec ot pa-,uis-tcr r. V. -NJpton, arrived ou the ohio to -pepd tn" Wiot'r lN @omc.
 Mr. Howard Turner sailed today on tu.. t.. iNUi ',r san ,}aut,~co, where ~hc will ~p.n' iho "Wter
 E. M. JrwyU ar.il,j on the Ohio with a lgr4r.4Hauj Nrl haN eats ant feed con,j4a 'o william Nacchtcr. Mr. .lvWcU will Ie.A'a in Nome during .te. winter.
 Mr. and NJ.-. <. !. C,3N returned on trip out un tbr "Gjoou her last trip, dHIu4 which he 'i-i,,d seattle and Portland.
 iar> Lns'tz ,., ot ,hc x. C. co. = popular cMHo1c~, wj.. ,o"ud the winter wrb h5, mothrr H litt-hurg. Alr. ji'N.t- lrnuo,'~ to return to Nome next -N}ir- uUl lu-l-r iu ine dry goods business tor lm~eit.
 Capt. -lalu l. Mercer down from F,at c.. C.i ..a '#t.tatn ScaliIt, where hc vi., ~oDaa ,.r. winter. lie -al~ Candle Hi,, emwr ."ai rI.ht. There e l| ny ct -p.dta-'' ana a iot of de- .Hn.u.G m'u "to Eijt achieve good re-N',, ,tj- Vl@,'".
 UaisL. Lane, o1a of he original ~uar uol-h,v vt h.- section and or tine la-t lcarormoIe 4aW@oi of the Wjf.l Cu3.t Mining > TU@jHg Co.,, will ~r4l th. winter y@fg. out~ide, and, it. :. ~"ia ic ml> nul return to Nome, a. h, contemplate, y.-.t.u- south America and south Airicl.
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Underwood Convicted.

Seattle, Oct. 2.-After being out p minutes last evening the jury in the trial of Paul Underwood. jointly charged with his l6-year-old wife for the murder of their infant child, last August, at Ballard, returned a verdict of murder in the second degree, for which the punishment is from 10 to 20 years imprisonment. Mrs. Under: woods trial will occur within few 1ovs
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GaIVin..OIding.

J. NJ. Calvin, popular employe of the Pacific Cold Storage Co.,, and Miss Nettie Olding were married last night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Miller, Rev. Dr. BlOor officiating. Miss Olding arrived on the Ohio from Ellensburg, Wash. THE NUGGET ex- tends hearty congratulations.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15
4 Farewell Dance.

X farewell dance will be given at Col den Gate hall on Saturday evening next. This dance will mark the departure from Nome for the winter of d number of well known people. An orchestra will be in attendance and the dance will no doubt prove great social sue cess
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15
A Small Blaze.

A small blaze in the building occu- pied by the Nome Canvas Works, foot of Second street, called out the fire de- partment yesterday morning about 10 o'clock. The fire was started by the burning down of . candle left in the attic by Mr. Mathews, the proprietor. The chemical was on hand in quick time and the damage will amount to very little.
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Died

Oct. F, 1902. at 5:30 d. m. at his resi- dence on claim No. 10, Dexter creek, J. A. Dufresne ('Dutfy"l. Remains may be seen tomorrow (Thursdayj at the undertaking parlors of A. F. Lange, | tront street.
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The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of a large assort- ment of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters. salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc, also Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15
Just Arrived.

The largest and most complete line of Boys and Children's Suits ever shown in Alaska. Gus Brown. Lead ing Clothier and Furnisher, 3l6 Front St., Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15

The finest lines of clothing and over coats have just been received at Gus Browns. Just call and see these goods for yourself.
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200 just received from New York. Must be sold at once. Half price. Call 462 Front street, opposite Beau Mere. Co. EUL X Co,
 Brokers.
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Photos-Get views at half price at Hammond's: also your portrait nega- tive. Closing out.
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Scraper team for hire. Transferring c. l.. Morris, 4l9 Front street.
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Have your kodak work finished right. Hammond charges DOC to develop roll
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Just Arrived.

A swell line of Mems Suits, BIO up to $50 suit. Gus Brown, Leading Clo- thier and Furnisher, 3l6 Front St., Nome.
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Special rates will be quoted and con- tracts made for your next seasons lum- Der by Tanner X Clark.
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Cigars, Porto Rico, Sanchez & Haya, Stanford and other makes, very cheap in order to close out the stock. HoXsie & NeXtor, the Dexter.
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Attention, MaSonS.

A full attendance of members of the Anvil Masonic Club is desired on Thurs day night, as business of vital import ance will come up for consideration.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15

If you want to have game of pool or billiards go the Board of Trade saloon. Two fine tables have just been received
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15

Centennial's best flour. North western"
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A full line of building and mining lumber at Tanner & Clark's.
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Rowe & Will, freighters and trans ierers. Uptown office with Eul x Co.,, or Union ticket office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-15

Rowe x Will have stalls in good, warm stable for winter renting; water in barn. East Front street.
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w. J. Rowe Transfer 425 Front street. Freighting to creeks.
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Cobour@. August 25.-NIisS Vivian s,artoris, grand-daught of the late U. S. Grant. was married to Frederick Roosevelt Grant. at Cobourg, Ont.
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Lumber at Northwestern.

Felt shoes, Nome Trading Co.
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Ladies' Trimmed Hats.

Bishops fruits, Nome Trading Co.
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Hydraulic pipe speciality at Oscar Wits tin shop.
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Dr. J. K. Sewell, dentist, has re- moved to Room ,. Golden Gate hotel.
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IsO,OOO

For rifles and sluice lumber see Tan ner X Clark.
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FOR RENT

For your next seasons lumber see Tanner & Clark.
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Latest delicacies. Nome Trading Co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29
Strike. A Rich Fi,.d.

l was troubled for several wears
with chronic indigestion aud ner
voue debility" writes F. j. Green,
OF Lancaster, n. II. no remedy
helped me until l began using
Electric Bitters. which did me more
good than all the medicines l ever
used. They have also kept nv
wife in excellent health for years.
She says Electric Bi!,ers are just
splendid for female troubles that
they are grand t',nic aud in
vigorator for the weak. run oowp
women. No other medicine Cal,
take its place in our family Try
them Only soc. SatisfacH j,
guaranteed by the City Drug S.ote,
J. l.. Watkins proprietor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29

"Politics is getting in bad
way" said Senator Sorghum, in
dignantly;; mighty bad way? If
this thing goes on there's no tell
ing what will become Of the
country
s.Do yon mean to say yon are
coming forward as reformer?''
%l'hat's exactly what I mean to
say. It's getting so that a man
will take money from both sides
and then vote as he pleases. There
ought to be a law to'prevent a man
from taking money from more
than one candidate in the same
election. Washington Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29

When you wake np with bad
taste in your mouth you may know
that you need a dose Of Chamber
lain's Stnma sh and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse our stomach, inn
prove your appetite aud make you
feel like new man. They are
easy to take, being sugar coated,
and pleasant III effect For sale
by Y. II. Frederick, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29
a Ho; rlble Outbreak

''Of large sores on my little
daughters head e,eloped into a case
Of scald head writes G. D Isteil
OF Morganton, Tenn, bus Buck
lens alnica Salve completely cured
her. It's guaranteed cure for
Eczema, letter. Salt Rhuem, Pim-
Piles. Sores, Ulcers, and Piles.
Only 25 cents, at the City Drug
Store, J L. Watkins proprietor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29
Agents for School Books.

10 the Public and School Teachers:
We have been appointed by F.
f. Hansel & Bro, agent for this
dIsrtlcl, to sell all the books
adopted by the State Board OF
Education. The books will be
sold al standard price.
II. J. SMITH & SONS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-29

Logt0Vn Items.
March 10, 1902.

Editor St. Tammany FARMER.
We welcome the bright rays of
sun this week, for the rain last
week was something terrible, and
cold weather is here again. We
thought few weeks ago we were
going to have some warm weather,
but we will just have to wait a
while longer and tber we will get
enough of summer.
A very enjoyable party was
given last Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
kerch, by some of the young folks.
Those present were Misses Hanne
Kerch, Ruth Hursey, Sarah Ms-
Carlhy, May and Stella Osbourn.
Marie Koch, May and Rebecca
Kercb, Bertha Legett. Nellie
Howe, Verie Miller and Mrs.
White, and Messrs Stanley Kerch,
Hunter Howe, Sam Russ, John
billiard, George rabbot, Gidie
Holden, NJ. Lloyd, U. Kerch,
George and John Kercb, Joe SHARP,
August Boyet, q. d. Kerch, Chris.
tian Koch. Henry Weston. 1t
lasted till a late hour, and the
weather looked so bad, all returned
TO their homes, having enjoyed
themselves very much.
Miss L. Lille gave an entertain
ment at Napoleon last Saturday
night, hut owing to the bad
weather, she did not have much OF
success. We are very sorry she
failed aud hope will do better next
time.
Mrs. White, of PearliDgton,
gave a very pretty little apron
party on Tuesday night, in honor
of Miss Hanne Koch. A very nice
crowd attended. Mr.. Rod Russ
got the first prize and Mr.. Angus
tine Hover received the booby
prize.
Miss T.. Brady and Mr.. w.
Mitchell are the guests OF Mr.. Al
bert Mitchell, of Logtown.
Mrs. Seeb is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Street. of Logtown.
Messrs. Andie Martin, B. Harris
and j. Bilboa were in town Sunday
morning. They called around and
visited our fine Sunday School.
We have the finest Sunday School
around.
Miss LAME Kerch, from Mon
tana, is vlsing her folks at Log
town 1t has been quite a num-
Der of years since she was here.
Qalte a nice little crowd gathered |
at Mr.. D. s. Osbourn' home last |
eve. After staying a
while they. decided to take walk.
Those present were Marie Kerch,
Sam Russ, May Osburn, Stanley
kerch, Hanne Kerch, Percy Os-
burn, Eunice Osbourn, e. D. Kerch
Nav Kerch, Stella Osbourn, Will
Koch. Taking a walk through
Lowu, all reported fine time.
Mr.. CODE Weston aud wife, of
New Orleans, visited Logtown
Sunday.
We are very sorry to learn that
Mr.. e. u. kerch has left the store.
We miss him very much. But
low he is Capt. Koch. We wish
lin, success.
Brother S,bley was i'll town this
week. He has quit preaching and
gone to selling spectacles.
Mr.. Daniels bad a great success
n his potato peddling this seasons
He has found him wife. He
'ays be is through with the potato
business.
Rev. Moss, our presiding elder,
delivered some very beautiful SER
mons Tuesday and Wednesday
hight at Logtown. Rev. Gallo
way held services Thursday hight.
Best wishes, WE rWO.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
PREVALENT FEAR OF V0LCANO
FAMOUS MRS. ORMSBY
FREED BY DIVORCE
Mother OF the QuddruDI6ts Whose
Dad Sked1ddIed Veru PrGm3-
turGlU

CHICAGO May 29--Mrs Josephine
Ormsby, mother Of the famous Quadru-
plets vas granted a divorce to-day
from her husband, Charles I. Ormsby.
The father Of the quadruplets was not
In court and Mrs Ormsby has not
seen hlm since a short time before the
arrival of the "quads" last summer.
Mrs Ormsby had already presented
her husband with II children during
their short married life, and appar-
entity enraged at the prospect for an
other startling Increase he is said to
have assaulted his wife with a club,
and they separated.
Mrs Ormsby and her children have
Jared we'll at the hands Of charitable
people who read of the family's troub-
H. Of late she has exhibited the
"qGads on the museum circuit.
Asked II she contemplated marrying
again. she entered vigorous denial
Net for ne. she said I've had
scores Of offers but I've had enough
ot married life.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29

WASHINGTON, May ga piece OF
evidence against the beef trust which
Is AZ interesting as it is powerfui, was
brought to light here to-day. Severai
weeks ago the Indian commissioner aa-
vertised for bids for the annual supply
Of beef for the various Indian agencies
f,fring the coming year. the whole ag-
greeating about 100000 pounds TO DC
used AS needed The results or the
hids submitted were made known to-
dav All of the big packers VINO are
members of the combine made an aver
eraee bid Of about $S per 100 pounas'
Their price to retailers all over the
countrv at present Is being held up TO
about $11 per hundred. Several mae
dependent packing houses whlch are
NOT in the combine made bids ranging
from Sc to $6 so per 100 and in all cas-
ce where such action could be possibly
taken these independent packers were
given the contracts. In some lnstan-
cos they were not in position to deliV-
or the goods at specified agencies tnus
making it necessary to accept the oiu
of the combine.
The fact that the trust can anoro 70
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
CHRNCES OF PRSSING THE MEAS,
UR6 IN THE SENRT6 ARE NOW
VERY MATERIALLY IMPROVED
The Committee Not Hostile and Powerful
Senators fire HCtIV6Iu FdVOrinQ the Bill

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May EFF
the present session of Congress is pro-
tracted until the middle of July, as
now seems probable, an effort will be
made to secure the passage OF the
House bill providing Statehood for Ok
Iahoma. New Mexico and Arizona.
This decision has been reached, after
a conference between the Delegates
from the three Territories and Sena-
tors Quay and Elkins.
Senator Quay is a member of the
committee on Territories, and has
promised TO make a special effort TO
secure favorable report upon the bill
as it came from the House. He has
made canvass of the committee. and
has assured the Delegates that a ma
iority of the members of the committee
will vote for favorable report upon
the mll, and will urge its passage by
he Senate.
Senator Elkins is also enthusiastic
ally in favor of the bill. and has agreed
TO make its passage personal matter,
so far as possible. He believes that
there win be at least fifty votes for
the bill in the Senate of the committee
will report 1t favorapiy. He and Sen
ator Quay will make a personal request
for a report Of the measure by the
committee.
Senator Beveridge, OF Indiana. chair
man of the Senate committee on Ter
ritories, has been generally understood
to be opposed TO the bill, He has
assured the friends OF Statehood that
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29

he has taken no position on the bill,
but has believed it would be impossible
to have the measure considered at the
present session OF Congress. He has
stated also that he will not oppose a
report on the bin by the committee II
friends OF the measure Will furnish
him the assurance that there IS pros
pect OF securing action upon the meas
ure before adjournment
The canvass that has been made
among the Senators shows that the
opposition to the bill Is not as pro-
nounced as 1t was earlier in the
session Senator Quay is convinced
that the bill should be passed He
has been urged by large number Of
Pennsylyanians to support the bill on
account of the investments made IN the
Territories by eastern capitalists, who
are anxious for Statehood. 1t Is stated
that at least $40 900 900 of Pennsyiya-
MIA and New York capital have al
ready been invested In mining and
railroad enterprises In .~ew Mexico
and Arizona and that this sum would
be largely increased II the Territories
were admitted TO Statehood.
Notwithstanding the action Of the
committee on Territories yesterday in
declining to set day for the consid-
Grafton OF the bill ii Is understood that
the committee will be called together
at any time If it is made apparent thai
action can be reached at this session,
/ The committee is on the whole
friendly
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
Bids to Supply Indian RO6ntS Show the Trust
In True LlOht

offer its product at 3 cents per pound
less than it is making the retailer pay
serves to give an idea of the enormous
profits that are being piled up as re-
suit of this systematic robbery of the
people. while the. wide discrepancy
between the trusts top prices and the
bids submitted to the government by
the independent packers shows how
cheaply meat could be purchased were
the independent concerns in position
to place their product on the market in
competition with that OF the trust
That they are prevented from doing
this by the discreditable method en-
ployed by the trust house has been
brought out in several different ways
since the agitation of the matter was
commenced It is stated that beef can
be delivered to the Indian agencies
cheaper than to retail dealers. thus fur
nishing another point against the c>m-
bine. InaSmuch as the recent price
| Is a matter OF record in tthe office Of
the Indian commissioner, 1t can be
made use of in the legal fight against
the trust. If the attorney general so de.
sires.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
People in Wisconsin in Terror
Lest a Mountain Should
Begin to Cast
Up Lava
RAINED HOT STONE
Settlers Are Fleeing From the
ViCinitu and Scientists Are
Preparing a Campaign OF
Investigation

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 29.-Re-
ports reached Milwaukee from Eagle
River. Wisconsin, Florence, Wiscon-
sin. and Iron Mountain, Michigan, OF
the startling behavior of Thunder
mountain the highest point of land In
northern Wisconsin, which is reported
to be beIching out smoke. At Green
Bay. sixty miles away. a hot boulder
fell on a street corner. and was still
red when morning came. The light
OF the mountain. IT is said can be seen
for miles The reports come from
localities seventy miles apart. Ac-
cording to the reports the few home
steaders are hurrying to the settle
ments in alarm The strange actions
of the mountain have caused panic
In the two surrounding counties.
In the center of the mountain Is
great peat bog and swamp. The noun
tain has been seldom visited, for 1t is
almost a solid mass of rock. with veg
citation at the top only, and cedar
swamp surrounding 1t. State geoiog-
ical authorities have declared 1t to be
of volcanic origin. According to re-
ports. over 100 settlers have reached
| Eagle River
! Fiery red sunsets. and a succession
OF severe thunderstorms near the
/ mountain added to the general con-
sternation. Thunder mountain is
thirtv miles from a railroad
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
W0MHN SENATOR
ADVOCATED IN UTAH
Newspaper at Salt Lake Cltu
Urges the Women TO Go In
Strong

SALT LAKE Utah May % The
Salt Lake Telegram advocates the cleo
ton 3f woman as United States Sem
ator to succeed Rawiins, whose term
expires IL 1903
Since in Utah women vote and have
the right to hold Office equally with
male citizens SAYS the Telegram. 1T
seems tc liz that 1t is about time for
them to exercise that right. and TO the
extent Of It's last analysis. The prop
osition NAV be radical. but SO WAS the
idea OF woman suffrage radical
few years ago. At any rate, and no
matter how revolutionary the suggest
ion may seem, what good reason can
he assigned why some Intelligent, ca
pable popular aud gracious Utah wo-
man should not be elected To succeed
Senator Rawltns?'
We Ttahians believe In the right
Of women to vote and hold office. Why
should they not be recognized and
given a representative in the United
States Senate There is no constitu-
tEonaI inhibition in the way There Is
nothing hut q wormy old sentiment
that the sooner we jump On the better
Half he people of Utah in respect oi
sex are without representation Ia tht
Senate Let us have the courage Of oul
convictions and send a woman to th'
Senate There are ladies here in Sal
Lake City who would MAKE ideal Sen
ators. WHY not take the new depart
IRE and have the credit OF being tbs
first to break the ice9
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29

The Citizen is in receipt of the fol-
lowing dispatch from b. A. Packard,
dated at Phoenix last night:
II have received the following mes
sage from Mark Smith: / have your
wire. and know from hundreds OF let
ters that could be nominated, but
am not a candidate and will make no
cfYort. My friends have my heartfelt
thanks, am improving in health,
and w.l return to Washington on
Saturday. NJ. A. SMITH "
At last reports Mr. Smith was at the
home of his brother. in Kentucky. His
friends here have not heard from him
regarding his attitude toward the Con-
rressiOnal nomination. and his dis
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
PREFfFI 4 C0MPACT MINORITY
J6hL0US FARMER
SHOOTS TO KILL
SIauS his Hired Man. Wounds His
Wife Twice and Then Shoots
Himself Dead

ARKANSAS CITY May 90 Frank
Wilson to-day shot and seriously
wounded his wife, killed Abner Cant,
er and then committed suicide.
Wilson was jealous OF Cante. 4 at
teEtion 10 his wife.
Al llree had lived on a farm ~ tic
Territory across the line from here.
Wilson had threatened to kill his vile
and ley separated, the woman m0v-
ing to Arkansas City yesterday to the
home of her mother, Sarah Favorite
To-day. while Canter and Mrs. vii.
son were at work in the yard. Wilson
fired at Canter without warning. kill
Ing him instantly. and fired two shols
at his wife. one bullet breaking her
forearm and the second striking heI
in the back and going entirely through
the body. Then he shot himself in
the mouth. dying instantly.
Wilson was a farmer and Cantner
had worked for him as a teamster
Wilson was 2S years old, his wife q
and Canter was 80.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
EDUCATED DOG
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The President and Family Enter
tanned bU a Wonderful Chicago
Canine

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May %
When II. H. kohlsaat of Chicago was
in this city recently. during visit 10
President Roosevelt, he told OF won
derfnl dog. Scotch Collie OF the
name of "Bozzie." belonging to one OF
his friends George B. Clason, retired
railroad man of Chicago. The Presi-
dent was so interested In the superior
intelligence OF this dog that he ex-
pressed a desire to see the animal ana
MIR. Kohlsaat promised that on his re-
urn to Chicago he would try to per-
suade MIR. Clason to visit washington
with "Bozze," and exhibit him to the
President. Mr.. Kohlsaat sent for MS
friend. told him what had passed In
conversation between the President
and himself. and finally persuaded
Mr.. Clason to make the trip. Tht
latter did so yesterday.
In the presence of the President ant
his family he had "Bozzie,' magnin
cent animal, perform number OF won