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The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
OUISIDT NEWS kDiFS.

Tie divorce of lhe Grand Du1e and Duchess of Ees,e will be lccrced bysf special tribunal.
 The London GothcL;,d5 are al tLa head of q .ru,t designed to coatrol tho haa,o outpnt oflne Ihi!ipp ue,.
 There lave been serious differences between Queen Wilielmiua of B,llanC and her German haoband, lrin-c Henry.
 Mgr Sb-rettj, rcrm,rly archbiehJr of iiav2ra, has beeu appointed al o-to.ic to the Philippines. His mission |, 1, discover modu, riTendi in the matter Of the Philippine mona,tic orders.
 Arrangement, hare been reached b which the Ottawa and British Columbia governments will jointly assist in huiti- ing four lines of railroad in British Colombia. the Canadian N0rthern. fr,sr the eastern frontier to the Fac iC coast. the kO0lenuN. the Atlin railway and the Vancouver Island railway.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Timing 0n Dry Creek.

Capt. Bright, for many years sea captain on the Pacific, but. now a Dry creek miner. is meeting with excellent success. Last year he bought five bench claims on Dry creek, where he has put up comfortable house, and is now engaged in developing the claims. He employsnine men. The other day he weighed the product of seven pans which averaged 75 cents to the pau. There is six feet of gravel at depth of 22 feet. On the Pioneer Mining near by a $6 nugget was found the other day.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Over t;le Conlincod Capture
 Cs Rebe,!i0u5 Beers.
EFFECT lN L.OMD0N
Runners of Peace Negotiations Were Currsnt OH D cennber "A Large Nunlb,r oi B0ers Captured Surr reuder of Mjss Stone Impending.

New York, Dee. 7.-N"t for d long | he Ina, tavrc teen such an optimistic feeljn% with regard To the war. says q London dispatch lo the Tribune. For ot%~ past rUm ot peace negotiations haNe tsen current n vHi'us quarters and these have uat h"en Gi~persel by Lord k.tcteuer'~ oiicIal confirmation of he report that d large number Of Bocrr Lave te"n captured in the Trans vaal. Y4t- most important haul seems tY have Teen the work of Naior WoolS Saup-u. TLj, oihror'- admirable haudl'u2 of the troops at Brakon'aagte, after Colonel Benson vas nortally woanIcd, reGouu@cI very much Io hi- credit, and h.- capture of the Boer laagor ~ouhWeJ ot Frma.o ought 70 make hi, pgomo.iol cerga,n.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
NEWS NUGGETS.

w. T. Perkins has been admitted to practice before the district court.
 The lang-dislance telephone line will be completed to Council in B or 40 days.
 A daughter was born Sunday last to Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Burnam, of Solomon. Mrs. Burnam is at present in Nome.
 This being Washington's birthday, the leading stores are closed, among them being the N. C. Co.,, the N. A. T. &-T. Co. and the Ames Mercantile Co.
 A. D. Nash, of Kougarok, is'sutfering from blood poisoning, caused by bite from dog. He is stopping at the Elite baths and is being attended by Dr. Rininger.
 Dr. Rininger this week removed a tumor from the throat of John Peter son, who lives on the sandspit, and an- other from. w. Anderson $ right breast. Both men,are doing well.
 Mail Carrier Nilsen left this morning with Yukon mail. He expects 10 re- turn in about ten or twelve days. The next mail from the outside is "eX- pected " to arrive op or about Feb. 25.
 Tom Moyles, for whom inquiry was made.b by his brother, Andrew Movies, in the last issue of the NUGGET, called at the NUGGET office Thursday, and re- ported himself in good health. Tom Mpyles was reported in San Francisco to have been drowned last summer near Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

what Schlcy complained merits praise rather than criticism.
 The vacancies which will occur by the retirement of Generals Merriam and Hall have le~ultod in tremendous, pressure being Lrougbt to bear upon the President. Mv2rF officer, from the rank of ma jor up. who has friend OF politician oi influence. i, tr!irg to st. cure the coveted star. Senator's and representatives a.e daly visitors at tEo White House or have written irjtsi~ urging the appoinCment OI friends ol' their political followers. The President has made IL p!an to every man who h2, called to exercise influence tha. Lu man will be appointed briguGitr-gen- cral except on his military record. About 2j cGlOncls are applicants fer appointment to the grade Of hrl4adi<f- general, promising to retire imnea.- ately. A cungiCs, turned down q tla.- liar propo,!tjun m the la-t -e>s,oA. the President he,Iates to ta..e the rt-puu,- ibIIity of swelling tnc rctited lit o! bri-adior-gone.urio 10 this cytcng,
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
That Date Will Be Selected
 by the Council.
YOU MUST REGISTER
Before You Can VOte-RegistrdtiOn Books Will Be Opened Next MOn- day norning at the City Clerks sOffice-POlitical ,GOssip.

The municipal election will be held ,on Tuesday, April 8, next. Although it is early in the season, there are signs ,of some activity in local politics. And .why shouldn't there be? Voting for municipal councilmen and school trHs- tees is the only opportunity afforded Alaskans to exercise the privileges conveyed by the franchise. So thus early the slate makers are at work, while the man with kick is ust around the corner with a hammer in each hand ready to knock to pieces~any slate that may be framed.
 There is an opinion aflOat that the men who compose the next council should be tried men; there is also a 'well-deiined opinion that the saloons should not mOnopOlize the council to the exclusion of other lines of business. It is granted that the liquor dealers are entitled to representation, but it is urged thatathey should not ask to be granted the whole cuuncil.
 So far as known of the present coun- .cil, Valentine, Geiger and JOurden will again be candidates. Mayor~Giese will |. not; neither will Harris nor Tiel ney; Stevens intentions are known only to himself, but it is possible that the tall man from the sixth may again enter the race, So far the names .of three new men, besides that of w. II. Bard. are mentioned. These are sam Archer, F. T. Casey and Ed Dozier
 Miner Bruce will again be q can .didate for the school board for good and sufficient reasons. pr. Chambers is mot saying much on the subject, while B. F. Miller has been on the beard just long enough. apparently. to lake a liking to it, and will ask to'be given q full term. There are probably a num- ,ber of other aspirants, but they have mot as yet announced themselves so us to be heard.
 Under the new registration ordinance each voter must registsrhefOre'he can rvotc. The registration books will be opened at the city clerks office. in Giese's hardware store, next Monday morn ngeat iO-O'clock and they will be closed on March 29.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
City Hospital Notes.

City Physician Tiedomann OnWednes- day anputaled on the toe, of Sidney of the right foot. Mudgett was badly frozen a few weeks ago in the Kougaroll country.
 Several pieces of bone were removed by Dr. Tiedemann from J. c. Mitchell 's right leg and the limb was placed in a plaster cast. Mitchell is the Penny river man who alleges that he was shot by Thos. Shaughnessy at that place last Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
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Cauae of tie Trouble, as Told By j. q. Pacey, Of This City Partial
 List,af Pass e;i gers.

The story of the stranded passengers of the schooner Ralph J. Luu2. vt Uua- laska, was told cXclu-ive!! m lhe Ia,l
 issue of the NUGGET. ]. C. PaceN Wds interviewed today by 6 NUGGET rl- porter in relation to the statement tGat the schooner was not supplied Wilh food Mir. pacey said that l>om hi~ personal knoWledgo there were plenty ol provision, on board, enough t3 maE" q round trip, and the onll reason tur shortage was probably because lie pro
 visions had been taken oH &u'L sold Before leaving NDuc che GuDt&iu and purser al,ed some trplhle a. to thS number of passengers tO be taken down. and. while the:e WAS plenty Ui room for the passengers :, the captain and pUrser acted arbitrarily with Geo. Morrell, the owner of the Ralph j. Long. and at the last moment Morreil board 4u the vessel and went to Seattle.
 Ar. Pucey also state, that the Long had no business whatever in Dutch
 Iarbor, and the reason for putting in at that place undoubtedly vua on ac- count of the trouble between the owner. and the captain. Mr. lacey was not agent for the Ralph J Iou,jttpt merely sold a few ticket, fer the lGst "Trip. The Union ticket had charge Of the Long.
 The list of passengers who secursd tickets through Mr. PacVy follows: R. R. Miller. Louis Lemieus, Herbert Shaw, Chas. Caldwell, A. States, R.sJ. NugetfUtteHeppenherma, Fred Soller, U. R. Anthony, Il. H.Dunbar and w,}2; Thos. Walk. field, Peter Erickson, John Carey, Jas. Burtoh, I. Zarn paul, Geo. 1 C. LAng. F. Gardner, r. J. Martin, D. IT. CahiIl, 'Thos. Adanast W.,Dawes, W. 4Hfence, Flfink J. Edwards, G.
 II. Whts, Henry A'esM-, J. N. Vanms, Louis lSsry, Pf>sSpsr Gossett. .se.As.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
TEE 2sssaISFimE
 SsTUATlCn
General Chaffee Says There ShGIi1 Be No Material Reduction O. Troops
 Before January 1903.

Washington, D. c., Dee. 6 The wa department today made public the first annual report of Ma ior General Chaffee. military governor of the Philippines, General Chaf1ce sumS up the situaI ior in the Philippines frok2 a military point Df view by stating that the prov. inrc- oI Ralauga, and Laguna in LuzoE and the islands of Sar7ar. MindorU, Ccbu and BoEol constitute the ares Low disturbed hy any eubodied forcesot insurgents. He say, bat to the phGs- teal character of Lha country to the naturc of the warfare ol,the rebels, wbe gre amigo aud Ice in the self sane hour to tLe humanity of the trOop' which Is Ia ken advanjage~Ol by the rebels and the iuhG biiants who synWthize wIh them and to the fear of assassination they give information to the American forces is due to the prolongation of tile guerilla warfare.
 Commenting upon the plan of grad ualIy replacing military with civil ad- miniatratjon, General Ihailee says:
 "lhe withdrawal of interference with civil affairs docs not mean tie withdrawal of the troe ps from tb4;r stations to any cor ,id,t ah e eXteut. On the contrary. this sh ud not she done hastily, and when undertaken should be gradual and more in the nature .cf con enu.ating than the le +drctlon of force or abandonment oi any ton>dC rahle areA ot territD'A." He therefore recommends lhat thece be no further material reduclIOn of troops before January. 1905. The civil governments which are being organ ized, provincial and municipal. Gen. eral Chatfee says, are both new and un- trit d, and there is but one certain and reliable method of a>certaiuing the progress of the Philippines in self government, namely, observation by the army.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
. District Court Notes.

[ -Jddgp' Wickersham has been busy Abis week Assigning cases &nd hearing moti0nssfor coutiuuance of cases.
 The petty jury will beealled on Mon- day mornipG at l0Q'clock.
 TKe c;.se of Spaulding, ct al., vs. the "A. (. .G GotQpany, an action for salvage, is beipg 4seard this afternoon.
 A motion of the plaintiff to dismiss the case of the Wild Goose Mining Company ys. French, ct al will be argued this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
EiotCuS Students.

Hr@sse'-. Dec. G.-There has been con,tanl rioting during the past week amonng the students at LouE9in. in Hlahlut. Yesterday the-a rtots be- c1we serious, tae -tudeuts smashed ..r windows ol ta,ine,, establishments anj ia-u 'ri p-c.--by. They were charged aud di-pel,vd hy the police and -elaral student, were wounded and prrr-iru.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
An Artistil Success.

The first concert gwen by the }'hil- harmonr orcho-tr. last D>oping wa> au artistic success. The aucnoarce was not as large as il suould Lave been. when the artla,te excellence of tbv ol- che,'la Is considered. The pniihar- nIonic orchestra is made up of the best musicat talent, and 1t Wo4id be credit ju metropolitan city.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

welt, asking him to accept the honorary presidency of the Olympian games to be held in Chicago in 1904, says the Paris correspondent of the New York Tribune. The letter has been given to Ambassador Porter for transmission to the president.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Sugar Is Rising.

New York, Dee. G--The American Segtr Eefinn@ company and the Nauonal 7u@ar Refining company ad vapced refined sugar grades numbers l3, Ii and l5 five points.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
l'lay Surrender Them Soon.

L0NloN. Ioc. I--A di-p0Ich 10 the Daily Telegraph from oola gay, that the >mTon},ra 1aI,nc.t of Miss Ellen N. Stone, the Amnuyan missionary, and her coa p,u.oN, Mme. T>iika. k imprudu4
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Frozen Men Doing Well.

Charley Hunter has So far recovered from the effects of his battle with the blizzard that he contemp'ates leaving for Teller in few ( avs ". C. Viut IS also doing nicely. George Carpen- ter is gaining strength physically in d rapid manner under the care of Dr. J. J. Chambers, who has been unremitting in his Care and attention.
 Lace curtains at Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

of her safety. The Elmore was to nave touched at Va'des but reports from that town ~ere ai5o,to tae, effect that she had not reached thare
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Eears for the EiHlOre.

The Seattle P.-I. of Nov. - states that the little steamer R. P. Elmore h&d.Hot reached that port on that date from Nome, ana fears were entertained
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
OI, mpic Games in fOO4.

New York, Dec. 5.-The president of the International Olympian committee, Baron Pierre de COubertin, of Paris, has written letter to President Roose-
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

Ladies -kirle Ghi dresses are hem. atcr.Lced at Levy Ero-' ciealauce sale.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

On your way to Norton bay stop at Dexter hotel. Chiuik: cheapest, warm est, most comfortable.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

If you want a ,le.4h rilo ,ec Fg.. Transfer Co.,. iO Steaduan ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

Y GirghamS. calieoes. faunelettes at unhtatd of low priceo dur. c.eatance ale at Levy Bros.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

See Fox Transfer Co. for sleighs and horses. 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

Dexter Hotel Chiuik, is large, warm and comfortable. Rates low.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22
Tie Scaling Fleet.

Nictoria 'H. C., Dee. 6.-Sealjmg schooler City of san D.e4o, the first ot thlsyea~'s fleet, sailed Uni, evening for the south to follow the seal herd, north- o.ard
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

Dress goods and silks have declined 10 per cent in value at Levy Bros. clearance s2ie.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-22

Don't fail to get a fine turkey for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage COmpany'>.
 Best chicken or turkey dinner, Scc. Fountain reslaueielt, opposite Pioneer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Remarkable Cavern.

Santa Cruz is famous for it's caves.
sne being, without doubt, the most re-
markable cavern Of the kind in this
country. 1t is reached after passing
rough point, Point Diablo, and from
the ocean Is seen to be large black
domelike object at the base Of the
mountain. Approaching. the boat is
forced through thickly matted kelp
bed and enters the cave, which is now
seen to be made up Of several large
and lofty rooms In the first two the
walls are curiously decorated in all the
colors of the rainbow, caused by chem
ical action. The boat is pushed into
the second and third chambers. drift
Ing In water of delicate green tint
and remarkably clear. the bottom GOV.
cred with alg@ Of many colors and
shapes. Ahead is q black opening not
much larger than the! boat, through
which the ground swell passes every
few seconds. producing a pandemoni-;
nm Of sOunds-groans, r0ars. sucking.
seething noises like the kissing Of
steam from some gigantic caldron. ac-
eompanied by explosions. come rushing
forth to warn and appall the mariner,
but the boat is pushed on directly after
the ingress Of roller into the largest
chamber of this wonderful ocean cav
ern. 1t is absolutely dark except at
the entrance. which now appears like
great star occasionally shut out as
the waves come rolling h.-World's
Work.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease relieved in six hours by "NEw
Souri, AMERICAN CURE." It is . great
surprise on account Of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in blad,
der, kidneys and back, in male or fe-
male. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem
edy. Sold by E. F. Whitney, drug
gist, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
70 Mske Some Foe.

Some time when you are at . par
ty and You want ito have Z good
laugh just request the least grace.
full member Of the company to grasp
his nose with his right hand and his
right ear lobe with his left hand.
Then tell him to change hands
quickly that u, seize his nose with
his left hand and his left ear With
his right hand and to make sez-
eral such altefnations in rapid sue
eession.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Elephants Bathing.

Elephants are frequently cap
tured by hunters when the animals
are taking their baths. For this
favorite pastime the elephant is
helped by its trunk. BY allowing
the opening of the proboscis to re-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Appropriate.

Mrs. Sharpe They call the ben bog
in the hotel Buttons. believe. I won
der why.
Mr.. Sharpe Probably because he's
always OF when you need MIN most
Philadelphia Press.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
TO CURE a COLD m ONE D 4, !,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money il it fails to cure. E. W.
Groves signature is on each box.
$50.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
FOR TIE LITTLE ONES,
How to Play the Game Of Earth, Air,
Fire and Water.

How to Play the Game Of Earth, Air,
Fire and Water.
Some games are better than les
son at school for teaching boys and
girls to be alert and to think and
speak quickly, and this is one Of
them. Besides, it will give them a
little brushing up in natural his
tory.
The players arc divided into two
sides, each with a leader, and they
take seats in two opposite rows,
about six feet apart. One Of the
leaders starts the game by throw
ing knotted handkerchief into the
lap Of player on the opposite side,
and after the handkerchief has fall
en- he calls out EARTH" 'sAirw
''Fire!" or "Water."
Now, if he says 'Earth!" the
player into whose lap the handker-
chief fell must give the name Of
some quadruped before the throWer
counts ten; if he says SAirn' the
player must give the name of a
bird; if he says .'Water" the player
must give the name Of fish; but if
he says "Fire~ the player must re-
main silent.
If the player gives correct an
swer or remains silent when 'sFireY'
is called, he throws the handker-
chief into the lap Of some one on
the other side, calling out one of
the four challenging words. But if
he names the wrong thing or speaks
when 'Firep' is called he drops out
of the game and must retire. In
this case the player who threw the
handkerchief takes it and throws it
at some one else on that side.
The game proceeds in this way
until all the players on one side
have dropped out, when, Of course,
the other side wins. But only two
or three of the winning side will be
left to enjoy their victory perhaps,
for the necessity Of thinking and
speaking quickly will cause lots of
mistakes, many Of them so absurd
as to make no end of fun. 81.
The game seems to be very SIM
pie one, but it is one of the most
amusing that boys and girls could
play.
Directions For the Care of Goldfish.
/ Change the water in the globe
every day, taking the fish from the
globe with the hand and placing
them in basin of water. While they
are in the basin feed them with
breadcrumbs. Be sure that the
globe is large enough to allow the
fish free movement. In a globe
twelve inches in diameter only two
fish not over four OF five inches
long can live comfortably. Asquare
or oblong tank is better than q
globe. If you can, introduce a small
jet Of water into the globe or tank,
thus insuring constant supply Of
fresh air, without which fish can
not live. A sure sign Of disease in
a fish is it's constantly rising to the
surface. Other signs are languid,
undulating movements, loss of bril-
liancy in color and lying motion
less at the bottom Of the globe. A
cure can be effected by taking out
the sick fish and putting It'll in. q
basin Of fresh running.: water: Khep
the globe not more than foun4ffiiff tths
filled with water and let it 'stahasin
the coolest part of the room near an
open window protected from the
sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
MISS HENRIETTA VI. KiNsEY.

The many friends of Miss Henrietta
NJ. Kinsey, daughter Of Mrs. Ruth e.
Kinsey Of this city were shocked this
morning to hear Of her death, which oc-
CURED yesterday from heart failure
after an Illness of only few hours
Miss Klnsey was In apparently excel
lent health and in the best Of spirits
the previous evening, when with
humber Of friends, she viewed the
eclipse OF the moon, and was preparing
to visit in Denver with her sister. But
yesterday morning she complained OF
severe pain in the region Of her heart,
and although medical aid was sum
moned. the sufferer gradually sank un-
tl death came. The funeral VIII be
held from the house 1ld South Fast
Temple street, at 430 p, m. tomorrow.
Miss Kinsey was a devout member OF
ST. Paul's Episcopal church and a grad
uate Of Rowland hall, where she won
distinction both in general scholarship
and as an art student, her paintings
winning much commentator from ar
lists. She was cousin of Mrs. j. j.
Mcclellan, and her many genial ana
loveable traits win cause her untimely
demise 10 be widely mourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
RAVlNG MANIAC.
Disappointment in Love Said to Have
Unbalanced a Girls Reason

Miss Eta Geffen was brought III lro"'
Bingham last evening and lodged IN 'ne
radded cell at the county Jail, raving
maniac. she was at once examined as
to her sanity by County Clerk James
and Drs. Mayo ana 0dell and was com
mitted to the insane asylum where sh.
win be taken today by Deputy Sheriff
Sloan,
This Is the second time the young WOO
man has been committed 70 an asylum.
She having been committed previously
to an asylum IN Minnesota. II Is said
her Insanity was caused by disappoinl.
ment In love. She became infatuated
with n young man in New York, who
seemed TO reciproCate her love. She
finally learned that the man was mar
ried and broodinr over her disappoint'
ment drove her insane, She was com
mltted TO the asylum and after serving
two years was released as cured.
Miss Geffen and her brother came to
Bingham about five months ago. Since
that time she has been broodlng over
the affair again and her reason again
left her. and her brother brought her
to this city for commitment