davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-08-14
List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the
week ending August 9, 1902:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-08-14

played by them in two weeks from last
Saturday.
Peoriajte.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
THE SURVEY TO COLUMBIA
From Mendenhall for Branch of
Gulf & Ship Island is Being Made.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Mendenhall, Dec. 8.-The pre-
liminary horseback survey of the new
line of the Gulf and Ship Island road
from Mendenhall to Columbia, a dis
lance of about fifty miles, has been
completed, and the actual survey is
now in progress. 1t is announced that
the road will run practically over the
same route as that proposed several
years ago when this bond issue was
talked about. Grading is to be COM
menced Immediately behind the sur
veyOrs, and by the first of January
teams and laborers will be actively
engaged cutting out a right of way,
throwing up embankments and max
ing cuts. The officials of the road
complain that some citizens on the
proposed route are asking exhorbitant
prices for right of way through their
lands, one man in the Silver Greek
neighborhood asking $1,000. As a
consequence that feature of the route
will be abandoned.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

Frank Fritz who announced the
other day as candidate for governor
seems to have been knocked out in the
first round. Vardaman contends
that the school fund should be dis
tributed according to the amount each
county pays into the state treasury.
Fritz says this is unconstitutional and
quotes the l4th amendment of the con-
stltution to support him. 1t is now
about time Mr.. Vardaman was hunt
ing some other old excuse for appear
ing before the people for the office of
governor. The Progress does not
deny that he is very worthy gen.
tleman and has fine following, but
we have but little faith in him. He
has fits. He ran off after Mr.. Bryan
and knew at that time that Bryan
was fraud. If he was not n fraud
then why is it he is frand now, or
at least why is it that Mr.. Vardamar
is not supporting him now The
Progress in this gubernatorial cam
paign is going TO do more watchiIg
than praying. The people have been
fooled so often that the candidates
have gotten the impression in their
minds that they can fool them all the
time. That is mistake This does
not apply to Vardaman more than to
any other candidate for governor or
any other Office.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
NOT IN THE LEAST WORRIED
Over Decision of Supreme Court
Regarding to Whipping Convicts.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Jackson, Dec. 8.-The authorities
of the Mississippi penitentiary are
not in the least worried over the su.
preme court decision that they have
no right to apply the lash or admins
ter a whipping of any nature to a con-
vict, nor do they intend that the de-
cisiOn shall in any way interfere with
the maintenance of good discipline.
There are scores of other methods
whereby refractory prisoners may be
punished, and, as one official jocularly
remarked, "if all other means ale
barred, we might adopt the Filipino
water cure" Solitary confinement in
dungeon on short rations is the most
severe form of punishment employed
in the Mississippi prison, and this is
more to be feared by negro convict
than any other method. Nine tenths
Of the convict in this state are ne
groes, and the average African cares
bat little for the mOmentary torment
of the lash.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

Since the completion of the Mobile,
jackson and Kansas City road to Hat
tiesburg, new saw mills and lumber
manufacturing plants by the score
are springing up along the road be-
tween the northern terminus and Mo
bile, and the output promises to rival
that of any equal section of the cOun-
try along the Gulf and Ship Island
road, which has made the Mississippi
long leaf yellow pine famous through
out the world. A large syndicate has
bought several thousand acres Of tim
Der lands along the new road, and
will erect a series of plants.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
GOING TO THE INDIAN TERRITORY
Are the Indians of Leake and Ne
shoba Counties, This State.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Speclal 10 Cne DAILY FrOSTeSS.
Jacskon, Dec. S.-During the next
sixty days several hundred Choctaw
Indians will move from Mississippi to
the Indian Territory to take their
allotments of claims made by the
Dawes commission to the five civilized
tribes. The Indians will go chiefly
from Leake and Neshoba counties,
where they have been concentrated
for many years, and in the population
is an unusually large number of full
bloods, considering the tendency of
the Indian to intermarry with other
races. principally the negro. Many
of the Indians, however, do not desire
to live permanently in the territory,
and will return to Mississippi after
they have gone through the formality
of proving their claims. Many Of the
Indians will move overland Each
will get $50 acres of fertile land, of
an average value of about g, 800. All
must make the journey within four
months, or they will be barred, and
the majority of them expect to move
about Christmas.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
THE GULF AND SHIP ISLAND
The Annual Report Made Shows
the Gloss Earnings.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. S.~The annual re-
port of the Gulf and Ship Island road
has been made public. 1t states that
the gross income for the year was
81, 374, 684, as compared with gross
earnings of 81 $50, S48 for the preced-
ing year of 1901. The operating ex-
penses were $940, 5I4, and the net earn
ings were $434, 1G9 The net revenue,
after paying taxes, interest, md fixed
charges, was 1858, 1853. T. g cperating
expenses were 90 per cent of the gross
earnings the latter having been
1916 per mile, while the net earn
ings were 81, 729 per mile, and the
fixed charges 1857 per mile. The
company spent s2S7, 452 for mainten-
ance and 1862, 923 for equipment.
These figures do not include the
amount expended on the deep water
harbOr at Gulfport. The Gulf and
Ship Island is one of the three rail
roads ever. constructed in the world
that paid dividends while in course
of construction.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
THE TRUCK FARMERS
OF the State Are Becoming Inter
ested in Truck Farming.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. Struck farmers in
Mississippi have commenced to get
ready for next years crop. In the
communities where truck farming ex-
periments are to be tried by associa-
tions of farmers next spring. arrange
ments are being made with the rail-
roads companies to furnish refrigera-
tor cars, and the railroads are doing
everything possible to encourage the
enterprise, the result of which will be
a heavy increase in the truck farming
acreage of the state for the coming
season.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

Warden Parchman goes out of office
under a stigma. According to this it
might be supposed that if the oppor-
tunity had been more favorable he
would have gone ont with a pocket
full Of the states money. 1t is
charged that he worked the convicts
on his own plantation i'll the delta
without any authority of law and
without making any report to the
proper authorities. If this is true
then he has not only violated the
laws of the state, but he is guilty of
theft, for he took that which did not
belong to him.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

1t sometimes occurs 10 US thnat the
editor of the Vicksburg Herald grunts
when nothing hurts him. For the
last six months nothing has gone
right with the Herald man. He
seems to be opposed to everything liv-
ing and the most of things that are
dead. 1t is simply nothing but
habit with the Herald to be continu-
ally growing about something. OF
course its intentions are good, but the
habit is very bad. 1t should let up
for a while and see if it did not feel
better
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
OUR HOLLY BOUGHS
A Great Demand Upon the Forest
of Mississippi.

Special to the Daily Progress
Jackson, Dec. S.--A heavy demand
is being made on Missi sippi for holly
boughs for the northern Christmas
celebrations, and holly is now being
shipped from the state by the carloads
to form part of the Yuletide decora.
tions in thousands Of homes. The lit
tie town of Crystal Springs has ship,
ped three carloads of holly to Chi
cago, and nearly all of the larger
towns have received orders from the
northern cities to furnish supplies.
One town in the northwestern part of
the state will ship six carloads of
holly to New York next week.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

DR.. Ware, member of the Vir-
ginia Legislature, has introduced bill
in that body to the effect that kissing
should be abolished or the parties
desiring to kiss must first get certifi-
cate from practicing physician to
show that there is no disease effecting
either party to the contract. We
would just like to know what time or
inclination young man would have
to get such a certificate in csae he had
an opportunity to kiss a sweet six
teener. Az for our part we would kiss
her if we had the yellow fever, the
cholera and the cramp the next min
ute. Business is business
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

Governor Longino has granted the
requisition of the governor of Ala
bama for Will Crawford, alias Henry
Jordan, who is wanetd at Tuscanola
on the charge of forgery. Crawford
was captured at Ellisville, in this
state, and has been turned over to the
Alabama authorities.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
FALL GARDENING
Has Been Unusually Successful
During the Present Season.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. S.-Fall gardening
experiments in this state have been
unusually successful, owing to the
favorable weather that prevailed
from the first of September to the
first of December. A Holmes county
farmer is shipping a large crop of
fall strawberries of the large and
lucious variety to the northern
markets, and down in Franklin
county several farmers have raised
good crops of late tomatoes for ship
nent, while beans and other minor
vegetables have been unusually
plentiful.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
Saved at Graves Brink.

Il know | would long ago have been
in my grave, writes Mrs. s. H. New
some. Of Decatur. Ala ''if IL bad not
been for Electric Bitters. For three
years suffered untold agony from the
worst fotm ms of Indigestion. waterbrash,
stomach and bowel dyspepsia Bot
this excellent medicine did ms a world
of good Since usingit can emf hertz
~ and have gained 35 poubds Fer
indigestion, loss of appetite, stomach
stomach, liver and kidney troubles
Electric Bitters are positive, puaran
teed cure. Only SOC at Tucker q
Greer's drug sto e.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
FoilS a Deadly Attack

"s'y wife was so Ill that good Dbysi.
clans were unable to help her, writes
NJ. NJ. Austin. Of Winches. er, Ind.
'.bnt was completely cured by DIR.
Kings New Life Pills" They work
wonders in stomach and liver troubles.
Cure constipation, sick headache. 25c
vt Tucker q Greer's drug store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote
to say that for scratches, bruises. cuts,
Wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints,
Bucklen's Arnica Salye is the best in
the world. Same for burns, scalds,
boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles.
It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Tucker
d Greer's drug store
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

These days when boy comes up to
as and asks for job we look at his
fingers. If they are stained with the
nicotine of cigarettes it does not take
long TO tell him that we have no job
fnr him
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

The Progress again wishes TO call
the attention of the mayor and the
board of aldermen to the fact that in
the sweet by and by some very impor-
tant franchises are going to be asked
for in this city. 1t would be well to
remind that honorable board at once
that proceedings in this case should
be proceeded with very carefully or
the city may find itself in the hands
of monopoly that will squeeze the
life out of the people There is moth
ing on tap just now that the Progress
knows of, but it desires to forewarn
the city fathers, for there will be
cases of the kind in the near future.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

1t will be well enough TO remark
that Carrie Nation is still out of Jail
that is, she is out of Jail but not
still.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08
Bicycle Messenger Service.

Messages, notes. packages etc. de-
livered any part OF the city, by carriers
on bicycles. Phone 1853. Ala Main
street. nov29tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-08

HATTIEsBuRo. MISSISSIPPI.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Calls Chamberlain a Blank
 !ety-Blank Liar.
WORDS EXCHANGED
Amid a Dead Silence T1r. Baifour Moved That the Irishman Be Sus- pended From Service in the House.. Nili Be Excluded for One Week.

London, March 20.--John Dillon, arish Nationalist, was suspended in the house of commons today for calling Colonial Secretary Chamberlain d d-d liar.'
 London. March 20. One of the live Iliest scenes witnessed in the house cf commons sinee'the palmiest days of the Irish Nationalists occurred this after noon.
 During the discussion of South African affairs the Liberal leader, Sir H. CampbelhBannerman. vigorously pyotested against the governments $ conduct in uttering malignant san- ders." calling Liberals "pro- Boers. :" Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, Tn equally incisive reply, said he desired to deliberately accuse Sir H. Campbell Zimmerman of losing no opportunity of saandering his countrymen, the soldiers and rtre government. Consequently ".malgnant islanders" come from the opposition side. The speaker, Sir William Court Gully, here intervened,
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
MUST PAY FOR
 IMPROVING STREET
Judge Wickersham Hands Down au Opinion in the Case of ti,e City
 of Nome vS. F. 5. Lang.

Judge WicEor>ham today han1cd down an opinion in thc case ef the city of Nome vs. r. z. Lang, an action in aesumpsit. 10 recover the reasonable money expended by the town cf Nome. at tl,e special request of lhr dctyndHu', in the improvement of S'ca't,-ou aN. enue in front of his lrCpcrtN.
 Judge Wickcr>ham, ln lhc CpjnjCn, >nNS "lt seems clear enough to ne that the cit may undertake >u,h implu> c- ment, under the wiGc power gwen Y. ny statute, and if th" drttudTnl rc- quested the lmplUV@hlthI. tp bo made an implied contract tup pay for 1t may result.
 The court further explicitly states that the toWn of None has power nnder Chapter 2l of the Civil Code ot Alaska ';5H ordinance to provide for necessary street impro vcmeut>, and i. may he cOuV Cdcd that 1t has power and authority. under secI,tu .C9 uf clap!el' 2S oi the civil C dc. cXlcnd5nI mrchan- ics' lieuS to NUCh cases, to file q lie" fer work done and raitrial flrLi, he'd in improving a street hy ,ne who rt- questcd the imprUVCmt nt to lV made. The municlpal corporation k q iel-Utt under tEc provisions Of that seclICu
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
riust Not Be AvariCiOuS.

Washington, March l5.-+io i, learned that the treasury department look, with disfavor upon those banks which withdraw bonds now dep, sited ro sc- cure the higher p' emium now prevail ing, or for the purpose of II akiuG them he basis of all application to secure gov ernment deposits, and IL is elcved Secretary Shaw will net be dispt sod, in the event of d further increase of he government deposits, to designate 3hO~e banks which nave 50 withdrawn bonds nOw held by the treasury to secure cir culatiCn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17

au6 declared the term ''malignant islanders" unparliamentary. Campbell Zimmerman and Chamberlain there upon withdrew the words, amid cheers.
 Mir. hamberlain, preceding, then referred, tothe Boers who are fighting on the British side, when John Dillon interjected "They arc traltors,' upon which Chamberlain retorted "The honorable gentleman is good judge of rtraitors." A scene of great confusion then ensued. When order was par tially restored Dillon demanded rul- ing on Chamberlain's words. The speaker said: "An honorable member spoke of soldiers serving under the British flag as traitors. l deprecated interruption and deprecated retOrt of other members" Dillon then said: 'I will tell the right honorable member he is d--d liar" A dead silence followed the remark. Such unparlia- mentary language seemed to stun the house. The speaker invited Dillon 10 vii hdraw the expression, but the latter said: 'I will not xithdr;l.v.
 "Then l must name you.' said the speaker. Government Leader A. J.. BalfOur then said: Il beg to move that MT. Dillon be suspended from ser vice in tn house." The motion car red. 2lS to IS.
 Dillon immediately, hy direction of the speaker, lett the house amidst wild Nationalist cheers, "nd Chamberlain resumed his speech.
 Dllon'- suspension under the present rule, cannot exceed one week. The oifense would have been much more severely dealt with had the new rules been in force.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Preparing for SiuiCinq Out on
 G)cxicr Creek.
SnJHIhesaa Z Le OF aTssa
Is Feared Unless the Proposed Water Ditciies Are Completed Some Gooc Dumps Taien Ou; the Past Winter On Rerches ju Vicinity of Dexter.

Dexter Creek, May li.-The warm days and cold. windy nights are mak- ile havoc ol JLc ,now III lhi, vicinity, au, the lrJ,lc,t, for the ollauup are not -o fa1orAole d. a' the last report a,il! cvpytcdy Las u.o ,o lWtparat ons to put ,hc d.r, tMro I4h iu the ,hortee, time possible.
 The Eoucy, Sugar and BoWery cl2tu.-. un the divide, are working; all o;hcr- have closed GoWn.
 Reid and co,tt, on 1le Gambriuu,, aic down in their new shaft some 7y feet. and it k alu.ost certain they vii! strike pay.
 Il. f. Harding and Cartain 0. ". C.,rIoon n.ahc ahy r.lelimaAco to llEcir golden oc,a. the sloWi,a"c. Gib>ou and 3aiti ews lave q eooi sized dump ,n the EoWery, amt have succeeded in laying their lease cXlcnd- el to l2 uouth, longer. 1t i, a.,o rv- ported that ,lr. Mathews has pur- chased Nc. , Beer and No. Grass, but nothing win he Genc cn these cIain $ until ~,mrtbjnp G, finite i, learned r,- 2arviug W1.ers.4rNIr.
 The boy, ,u tnc -\u 'J'l trcc-ion have suspended oucIatl,no. .as lhe! tal,u Io tad thcmeta.
 lloll aIu B.a.a, on Der ctre.;, will ,lu, down d, soon d, they wash tltlr ( ., de. where he has prUuIl- ing holdings.
 JaMes O'ou!!pau Will push the work on No. l Glu--, d. ihc "atc" on the ad- .accul hill, premises to be slack:
 Leo Lu"Wcuhpr2 has moved his cuttit lu Na g. and wl.i hrrju Woik as soon d. .po~e toe ul der IAC ablp management ri @ai icrillthGott Gun~in.
 James X. SUt,t.u N,lI Wor& quite CNt,H~jNc I 'u Nu. \.
 No. G will be worked by SNcidrup and Si .@u.
 On A,.1 rLe licuccr Mining Com pany will put up q mess house aud other buiidm,gs aAd Woik the claim.
 No. Ll~ ptrbahlN lADlc dirt tu >tuire than any other clam. but, ,"lL shut duWu alter the W,~h-up.
 No-. l apd.@ left iu. X. will al.J shut down alter the Water h gure. auG Ar. .4ma~,l,u .WlI 4o to an".r lu U.an;, r son C c."In> I,r AaAuu. I.t NrI :. The Good Luck tlarDru. 'u the let to,k, i, 1Il t,adH tO! tte water anu will sCun be Ou Y.
 On Ao. lO |. A. Dutt e>no avill work a Ml force. He roaGhou,c Gu No. lO will hc open agan lhI, sumner.
 The Sour Dough has been completed and great many parties have al1 ivcd recently. One jolly lartN WAS cCin- posed .if Mr, ana Mrs. Parker aud Mr. kiest of the AmCs Mercantile Co.,, Dr, Kemp and A bert ferguson of Buster creek. Other arrivals atc Ira D. OrtOn. Capt. Carlson, II. T. Harding, Floyd ". Duvls. J. L. Reed, Ja3. EraWley and Dr. Jackson.
 A great many claims will no doubt be pj actlcally iGje unless oOa.c arran4e- mcNl is made fer water this summer.
 Vhe Ll4nt iluu,C un 8auner creek will close fer the summer about the lJtn inst. Mr. Erey-tag. the manage" has had q '.l,e a ptu-per,u, wtni"r and will open up aGu,n as sucn aS tE2 SHOW Il e5 next fall.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
CHINESE ARE
 nEBElLHOUS
SoiIierS Are Joining the Rebels Be. cause They Get More Pay and
 More Looting,

Ha1-Kong, March lS.-G eneral Ma has been dcf'ated by the Kwan Si rehel>. who have taken possession of Fang Cheng, killed or captured all the maudarins anl footed the town. The engagement lasted for tw" ds.s. The rebellion i- spreading ,aoidIy in the pro,incce of swan Sj. hwan Tung and 1lm N;u Soldiers arc joining tle rejs'',. avi'r [" -urcr."" 'y OIe!aG -a.l.. lAn Op. O.tuni-N lOi lu.-IA..
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Failed to Reac., Candle,

+. H. Humber and Paul Denhart re. turned Thursday morning after an in effectual attempt to reach Candle by way of the Fish river route. They go, to Smiths roadhOuse on Fish river, when the travelling became so bad tha, it was useless to attempt to proceed further. They had l, 400 pounds of sup plies each. and these were taken to Council and sold at Nome prices. COun- cil City is flooded with supplies of all kinds, mushers to Candle having dis
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
P. SheeIlan Injured.

r. Sheehan was ladly bruised last Thursday afternoon while assisting in blocking up o1c Of Sesnon X Sulhcr- lands barges on the beach, near the N. C. Company wharf The blocking slipped and Shcehan was caught under the barge. Dr Call. the atterdin@ physician. says no bones were bro&eu. Sheehan was removed to Captain spin ney's cabin.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Saved From Drowning.

Willie Thornqui>t and Taul rcdcr- stn, NUGGET newsloy,. aallantlv saved another newshoy. Lucieu lt cgrrt from drowning near tue mouth of Sl1Nc river Ncdnos ay evening. Y,ug4 heGort fell luto the iapd stream. hvi he was caught in the nick oi llu.c by the other boys and pulled ashore.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Cannot Suppress Rebels.

HouEhons. March l9. The rebels Of the -outhcrn province, continue 10 de feat ,lc impelial troops son; to -ubdut them. General Ma and Marshal Su report that it is icnpo-5i bit t, suppress tho rtneilion with the troops at their disposal. The vlccroy of Canton has requested Niccroy Chi Li to send re- Inducements overland from Chi Ii.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
town !ron, Dick Greek

Constantine MeletgS and John Leonard reached Nome yesterday flpm Dick creek; Good UuPc district. They lrf, Dick creek on May l2. The traiis are bad Little wOrk has been done on tEc creek. and what it contain, will net br known until the claims are lhoionghiN opened up, a, x uumhcr wil ltl 1 LIS -n;i. nn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
Political Meeting.

A meeting fer the purpose of effect ing some kiud of non-partisan polit ical organization will b. neid aext Thursday night at the court house The rummlttoe in charge of the ar raue9mert, iS composed of Mayor Val cnuno, f.. B. Mc(oWaa. Dr. Ed F.. Hill and GNOlNo u. DaWsOn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17
New Post Office Building.

Work on tio foundl' ion for the new post eff bull ing "t ''o ..o". erof.-",' 9ud -tiCet and StraGu2n aleuJe va commenced this morning T.uke" & Vaughn are he contractors. The builG. ing WiIi he 2SX4j, two -tOfic, in height, Wjth -cven office, on the second floor. The budding w.H Lc completed 'n;.'.put 9D days
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-17

posed of their wares at almost any price they could get.
 A. $. ~Hepner was at Smith'| read house: 5. A. Keller wa, Il. Council: Dr.. Benson was on Fish rivcr. D. M. Brogan left Kraft $ for Cam wSlh lt doe>, going light
 Mr. Humber says that the t2afl le- tween Council and Nome by way O Fox river was in fine condition. he iat- ing made the trip 10 Nome in l7 hours.