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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
Z1sx1rs Dossosgy osyi neEa-:
II ,dnessp0aoby domowego TAME.
10 .eczenla rozmaitYych .chor6k 26c.

IS .eo.en,. ro1maitYch ohor6t go g
{ KIUEIHNIA POLsKO.
..Cena 81
oent6,wy) nalnowszs KsIAzKA
KUCHARSKA. uio,kona pres ses
dsiwa do6wladc,ona kucbarkee PREY
pomoov kucharza hotelowego.
Ksl44ks to zawlera Masterpieces
ro1d1iaiY; Nspojes ZupY, JsrzYnY,
SaaatY Rozmalte potrawy jag !
maxi PotrawY miesne, Clelecina,
Skopowina. Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zw1erzyna RYby, Rome potrawy
m,esnA Sosy pieczYwa holnln6to-
~ j zadrawy LeguminY, budynie
! pasztetY LodY.
Mode psnienki bardso szybko
nabierai4 wprawY y kucharzeniu
jezeli praktvkujac = (kuchnl, raj
poras Eagladaj4 dc tego znskomi-
tego kucharskiego podreczni-
ka ,................. SO cent6w.
Dzse1e 1tareg0 : sl0aoeg0 Ieetd.
,pastu e obrazkaml). .........4Oc.
Dz;eje Narodu Rski;ego
(J6zefa Oh ociszewsk XII Q 6 o..
ozdoblene licznemi obrazkaml.
Ops teeo wszystkiego co sle dzia}c
" Polsce cd najdawniejszYch cza.
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6w pol.
ekich, al do lat ostaia,ch. 40ct.
Katechizna ,zymsko katolickS (wlek-
sly W mocnej oprawle...... Is 9
<. j. Debarbe. I'll.
Katechizns rzymsko- katokicks
" mocnej oprawie. .........l2c
Nementars 1R1sks (duky). .25o
Hementorz Ma8y ola dzlec
rolsklch " Ameryce............12
LstoscnM Essko.A n.eryka4ski
podreoznlk zawicraj3cy nauke pi
SANTA i1st6w i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" ~wszystkjch przypadkach ~
ola " mocnej oprawie...... $50.
e amatyka Izyka Polskiego, szkol~
IA przes Antonisgo Ma&ec-
&kiego .......... 60
H;storya Ston0,o Nednoczonych cd
odkrYcia Amervki IL do naszYch
czas6w, (prses.1o 400 stron,o).
w mocrej oprawle.... 81 90
fo;redni1 Rzsko AnQielskii,
ksi4zka ola latwego nauczenlA sic
pc angielsku 65ct.
Gct1sne. Ksl4zka do o6wiecenia j
ybudowanla duszv chrzesclansko-
katolickiej. czyli kr6tki wyk{ad
Lekoyl i Ewangoiil ia vssystkie
nledz,ele j dw,eta vraz : wynn
kajaca stad oauk2 WARY i obY-
ozajow l gruotownem ~wyja6nle-
MEM roku ko6cielnego, n.jei6w-
niejszYch obrzed6w koecielnych
mssy 6wietej, naboiensswa do
mowego ola chorYch, drogt
krsvzowe] jake tel 4yciorysami
Swietych Pensk,cb, csosonych
mianowlcle prsez Ind peisko-ka-
toiick,. z l:csnemi obrazkami
lltogra6ama op!acona poczta "
dom..... see. . .~....... 3 200
LEKCW ma
wssystkie Niedzieie i Sw,eta ca
lego roku podiug prsekiadu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. J. st6sownle /,
do Mszalo Rsvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ads s. Tomicki q potwier-
izonY przezKonsJstors Generality !
arcybiskapl On znisnako~ ??oz-
nsnskl. Ksiazka;. ,,cd wlelu
lat W ca}ej Polsce b pol Pru-
sakiem tax pod Moskalem j
Austryakiem. jest Y mocne)
oprawle ze zfooonym tytuliklem
l ozdobna stronic2 tytu}owa.
kosztuje 1tylko.......... $l.50
Place. ! narzekanie Ojco,o SIS. csyll
S'edm Ksiag Moj1esza. IS 9
Przera&liDe Echo Zrq6y Osta-
tecznei ........ 3Oot l
Mynhauaen snossy-teu : diu4
GIN nvsem-r6ane jego dsisactwa
I hgle.......s.. . ............... tOct
Gsarnoksif&nik Rok,.a Rk.a-
yii nsuka odkryciA ta]emnio
6b cxarowania... 25ot.
M;ektors ksiqiks nopisans p,zez
x.DR.BERNARDA M.sKULlKA:
Podrecznik Tcologn Pastoralnej 75c
Kielnia Masonska......... ... 80
VODKA , p,iahstwo. 20
Historya parafl sw. Jaosa v
La Sale. I'll. 80 9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

HaSryd0G lednpsw Afdrcacth Bar
do Z slajtmmujtacsi povsbna powietd
9 pzo1s:1xanipp 8 3mlerpt ria.
wlCza Dyokleuysna j ~ly0sw1s.
niu % sisdmiu rszY prses medr-
COW Wydanle move poprawlone,
Cena-10c S--
Jan Otpis,ciia 5czyli5s Soscizdrsak.
siynnY swego c1asu trefnl6;; lego
fgfel avanturY. Powle66 ko--
miozna ku rozrYwKre czytelnik6W.
WYdanla. nowe. poprAwlone, :
licznYMi obrazksmi. Gems dave
niei IS Q. teraz tYlko.... 200
Adkleta Dzie,oiica Z Brodq, evil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrsYgodY Ber-.
trama Y Zamku. Nadswyczaj
ciekaweo opowiadanle. loc
Gsowiek Nocy Powle1t prsez Ju-zz
l,usza de Gastin. Tlomaczona :
fraDcusklego (nadawyczej cie-
kaw4). Coma. 81 {. !
Testament Piosra Wsess.e.v &y-
Ii zamlarY. Moskali zawojowa1ax
cafego swlata ..... s ct
Pyoroctsoo AIchaldy, Kr6lowej
70 saby, l3te; SYbllli -. .lPc.
Hsaorya Q sslachetnej ! pisknej Me-
hszynse, .-........... .a..2Oc
Zy1Dot Genowefy. Dowie66 moralna
bardzo w%zruslalaca ze starokyt~
nYch c1asdw...... ........ zoe
Bolesta,o ozYli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy, tf6maczenle przez rs. Qs-
mansklego..-. 20 g
Fa6ioza. Powie66 Z csas6w pre-
6ladowania CArze6cian ~ roku
3O2. Napisaf Kardynai Wiseman.
l.Chw,le rozejmu. .. Walka
3 Zwyciaztwo......--.... SO G
v mocnej oprawie ze zfoconym
y,ulik,em].... rs 6
Iaskinia potepie1ca. Powlesc przsx
FIR <. TuczYnsklsgo.... SOC
Walka Biatych z Mdyana-
me-
Pan Noardo,pski slawny m,strs
czarnoksiezkl. : w1elu pieknomi
obraxkaml, na]aowsze wydanie pa
ne karola MARK " Miko{owie. ma
Szl4ssu .......... 20
Rsnazdo, Riinazdini, sfawny
dow6'izca rokb6jDik6 .6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
" W v | <! III !l;'E +
Il

a NJ ss5SS 4.
.E nnDnnMl7q,a77,I:l--r1lnn L
IL -UYYD
-,
j U10Oud, mIu1.
b.
e. 4.
moxna dostao roxmalte - POI
skie,sxczeRolnie zas haste pu1soe:
@
p JIG.
R1o . toba. Ka,ateo.ka do "a.
ho,a1 az % AZ mtnd,,atv a,k6l
nai 10 =
I, Perty do Mabo@ehstsoa, ksiazk'
sz.i Pam. M.rn, N;snsta;aoa; *.
moov. = naradnai onrawia. .lot<
brzeei, oknoiam .ameoz.
k,am. SOC
Ant6f Strd&, ksiazka do nabo
zenstWR " o7dObnel OpraWltu
wa1 70 zIoconvm hrzrp;am
klame,ka stdaowna =
nrazan d1anannv u .
AnsV GvdS " paradnej opra-
VIE z ozalne! skory. wy''poz o
nym Ia oxaauce 49,
zYklem' 1ocon . 1la nief
Ka'.'' ''.' l'oo.
Ani6z !Str6S ks,azka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katc'1ck'e! miodz1ezy
v JszyM lolmac1e y wsPA~
n1a1el opia"'e czerwone
Igo aksamltu' wyt1oc1onYn
K,on,k Ma,u; fw,,net kn
wYtloczonym obrazkiem ma oklad-
CO z zioconrm brseg,em 2 zto-
conym tytullkiem $l.Oe
Ia sauna kslazka Z okuciem i "a
m0S1A '0u4
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
nabozenstwa codslennego oprawny
" dropa sk6rke z okucism i kla-
. mglke nI:y.yx'1 en- ID
A'"uo ''o.ym '''u.'0" W
Ks. Arcyb'skupa Dunsna ksiai''
ka-do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) v
paradneJ opra~ie 20 z1ooonym
! klamra ldia kobiet1s *1.7s
Ks. Arcyb:skupa Duninu ksial-
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) "
nym brzegiem Cdla kob,et) $40
KsiaAki rnzma1to
KgntyczM. - Pastora{ki 10"
ledy ozyll plosak' weso}e ludu v
20 domaoh 6piewane..... 75c
49,.
M~a.o'0neezy opss rosS' c.Y''
deograns o1csYsteeo kraJu, l!cxe
przesz}o IS stronic... 49,. 80 9.
kseszon@owy Sio"n'k folsko-
anglelskl ang'elsko-polskl uto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

W SALONIE BRACI
E = Winonie Y bloku
Pekaa. 20 wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w najwieoej piwa
,sprsedaia. 3 csego wYnika,
Be piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajleps1em. "
g}ownel sail @ stoly | mnogie
krsesla, q nadto osobny pok6j
dla chcacYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludzi y tel, 20 starokral-
krajsku urzadsonej oberay
sarsze laI = ulu, iecs mimo
to kazdy ssYbRo dostanie
c.ego snlsds.i 5 sadowoleniem
vychodi.
Farmefsy tera1 = ca1em
miescie wYaodniejssei gosDodYs
ME snajda, jsk i Griesl6w, ! y
nol4csonej ich ! salonem'
rcerni wssystko moga kupit
- miasta ola kuchnii stolu
owadsa6 mlssa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

-. T|H.|v. =
Pifkna Historsa . 0srpai.oej Hsls-
NE, c6rce k16la Antoniua1a ce.
sarza tureokiego : KonstantY-
uopola (CarogroduO kt6ra bedao.
q dworu. p6fniej prxex 2 lats
plelgrsymui3o wieikie utrspienla5
!, nedse cierplivle ! meanie xno-.
sila. Cena.............. $50
.Hsstorye . sslachstnej Magetoais,
o6rce kr6ia : Neapolu 10 Pho.
trse rYoer1u hrablm 800
Hsssosya . GSse0osss, kt6rY
~ Ii pokutova1, prsYkutY prz,y
0k1le s. !. .....s s. DOT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
KSIAZKI Do
NAPOZENSTWA

Big ) tobq. Kslazeczka do ma
bo1ehstwa ola m4odzletY ssk6tl-
~oi - 80 4i@. S@ G In ]. H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

PeTty do Nabo@ekstsoa, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa na cse66 Naj6wlet-
szej Fanny Nary Nieustaiaoej Po-
mocy. v paradnej oprawie, zlote
brzegl, : okuciem aameoz-.
klom ~ .nt.hGH. t.E%..t !. .-%E On ~ -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

church during the four years now closing,
and will lcgislate for larger progress dur.
ing the coming four years.
The session OF the conference will be
held In the auditorium at the fair grounds
each day from . q. IN. to p. m, and they
will be open to the general public. All mat.
tors coming before the conference will he
referred to the several committees who will
take them under consideration and will re-
port them back from time TO time In Open
conference. These committees will meet
In their respective committee rooms down
In the city in the afternoon ana evening.
one Of the most interesting subjects
which comes up for adjudication before the
conference will be the famous war claim
which was paid to the agents Of the pub.
fishing house -four ycarSsago by the United
states government This claim was due the
church by the government on account of
the damage done the publishing house hy
tho Federal troops during the wal. II is al
legged by many OF the mcmhcrs o' the con-
ference that the methods adopted by the
agents In collecting this claim are noe SAT
iStactory to the church. and these matters
viii be thoroughly ventilated and settled by
the conference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Rate Sheet Revision Completed.

San Antonio, Texas, May g. The Texas
rate clerks who have beer in session here
lining up the summer ton i rate sheet
adjourned ut noon today 10 meet In oct
her nj Kansas city. Tho gB'atest clang2
i'm the sheet Is I'm rates 10 eastern points
The sheet goes into effect June l. ana i
is expected there will he some reduction
in rates to northern points after the she
ia issued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
w 3. Smiths Promotion.

Austin, Texas. May 4-W. r. Smith,
who has been city ticket agent here for the
Central for the past two years, has re-
ceived notice Of promotion and viii leave
for Fort Worth In a few days, where he
Will at once enter into the discharge or ms
duties as division passenger agent, with
headquarters In the Panther City
Conductor George G. Penn of the Llano
branch ot the Central has obtained a
months leave of absence and will leave TO-
night for his old Kentucky home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Citizens OF Venus Protest.

Venus, Texas, Nav 3,--Thc citizens o. We
nus held meeting and protested against
the overhead crossing OF the International
and Great Northern railway as now ar
ranged for. petition was circulated and
numerously signed addressed TO the rail
road commission OF Texas asking for Il re-
hearing The people feel that they have 3
right to be heard in this matter and Wi.
send a committee to Austin the ir>t par
of next week TO go before the commi,ioi
and ask them to grant IL rehcaring aud irl
tho cifgous OF Venus and surrounding
country be heard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Bio Exoursion 10 New Orleans.

Galveston, Texas, May 4.-The Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen's excursion
which left here this morning fos New
Orleans carried several hundred trainmcn
and their families and friends. This is an
annual outing. which is given under Tue
auspices on the organization, ana II Is
Rusually taken advantage Of by large num-
hrr The rate from Galveston 10 New
Orleans and return was $3.50 for the round
trim
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
KAN Fireman E az Hurt.

Temple. Texas. May i.-John Ward, a
Katy fireman, whose home is smithville'
was seriously hurt at the coal chute here
yesterday. His engine was taking coal when
in some way he lost his footing and len
from the top OF the tender 10 the groand'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

Texarkana, Texas. Nav 4rhe residence
of Thomas u, Swift In tho Lunchford
neighhorhood near this place was destroyed
by hrc last night; loss $1,000, no Insurance
The barn OF Mrs Aun Munro on Heel
street. this city, was consumed 10y fire
yesterday. valuable COW and calf were
lost In The fro
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
FIRE LOSS AT HOLLAND
THREE BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS
DESTROYED.
The Total Loss is Placed at Twenty
seven Thousand Dollars With lnsur-
ance Of Fourteen Thousand.

Holland, Texas, May 4.-Fire which start.
ed this n ming at . o'clock destroyed
three buildings, in which were located two
dry goods stores, hardWafe store, sam
pie room and the Masonic hail The origin
OF the ire Is a mystery. Losses and insur.
ancc as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

seriously wrencliug his hack. rho Injured
man was carried TO the Kings Daughters
h"Spit2l where every attention is beng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
3. Of B. E. to Meet.

INC regular meeting OF the Brotherhood
81 Railway Employees will take place this
evening at s O'clock at odd Fellows hall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
|lRsr soAE ToSy HOUSE IL HIS

oasls for a UNIQUE little story IN the
baek News for Nav. 1t is entitled
.,tophets Chamber. Is appropriately
49, and contains information that
'ihet s Wife In New York and New
!, should have.
terioers in the United states FOR 80
year single copies cents Ad.
81 n. Daniels. publisher, Grand
station. New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
TWO LADIES DROWNED

Y Result OF Boat Upsettine Near
Sabine.
~ Aexas' May Awhile r. Krebbs
ie ana two children and the Misses
Z were returning from quarantine last
the boat capsized and Mrs. Krebbs
OF the Misses Bowls were drowned.
'9o"ls body has been recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

Tho ladies' wonder how Mrs y manages
10 preserve her youthful looks. The secret
is She takes Pmckly Ash lltters. il keeps
the system IN perfect order. \ z, K!es.
ling, 502 Main street; Crescent Drug store
SO Main street special agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

q ~ - Nv % Ea Z a.
Boars tho n The Kind You Iiag3 Always Bought
''' I Of CzG/aTIZAIIz9I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

ferfest concerts Al Auditorium Re.
'a Tor sale at Crescent drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Is ts9 I. c. n. II.
"a Central Depot
nj A. N Arrive No. a.. SOS p n
ave 10 1850 N Arrive No =. z.2Q p a
~. 10 :. 400 ?. m Arrive No. o. DIV -
Il. 4 n. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
so6 9.2SA.m Arrive No cly.VV p
I'M 10 s..7sSo . nd,i.f No TO- 10 SO >. n
g., II. q o. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
1905 an Arrive No 7.3op n
, ,t No NJ. ILLS p N ArriveNo.io'3.oo a n
g., II. q N. II. n
Grand Central Depot
4 NO zoos a. m Arrive No. s.;,9.o9 am
pave 70 5000 N Arrive No, 800 pm
f''e w Nos. and Sundays Only
n. r., T. q NJ. r. n.
Grand Central Depot
.r Nc ,yiols Arrive No 's'' s'ss p"
II 0. A. & A. p. ny.
n Grand Central Depot
lave No. PISS am Arrive No. a.o'2' pm
n G., G. q s. F. II. II
n Grand Central Depot
7ooam Arrive S,55am
p m Arrive. '9.2O pm
81 Galveston Trains
7oOam. Arrive $50 pm
N Arrive......'T.3 PIN
Fl Additional Sunday Specials
ass am Arrive 1910 a. m
<w.......1.s0 p. n Arrive. ...,'..9.2O p
FL ip,h.se trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
III Az. DEPOT 10 minutes later than the above
II II, e. q w. T. r. II.
E,v,7 90 am. Express Train Arrive o:lO pm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

,,7 90 am. Express Train Arrive o.10 p. IN
,ve sos .. m.............,..' arrive w Z u 70
An iralns leave Grand Central Depot
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
ANOTHER VICT!M
 OF THE BLIZZARD
A. D. DuvaI Perishes on Norton Bay on Feb. l0-Body Buried Near
 Where it was Found.

F. w. Dunhlm. recorder for the koyuk district, who reached town Mon day morning. reports the death of A. D. Duval near -aat's Point. on Feb. 10. Duval and his partner Jefferson were on their W&y to the recording office at the mouth of the Knyuk. when they were overtaken by d blizzard. Duval grew weak and Jefferson, who was un- abe to help him, started out to secure help, but he too wandered around all ni4 ht. Next morning assistance was secured and Duval was found, but he died from exhaustion d few minutes after help reached him. The body was buried at Moons place.
 Duval was {. resident Of West Point Va. He wa member of Masonic ldge q Velasco. Tex. aud was about 43 years oli.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
PERSONAL.

A daughter weIgnlng eight pound, was born to Post Surgeon Jerauld and Mrs. Jerauld on Tuesday at Fort Davis.
 Tim Sullivan and NJ. J. Sullivan let yesterday morning for Candle creek, via the Nome river route. NJ. J. Sul- iivan will return in about three weei S.
 Frank Van Alter, proprietor of a r' nd house on the Inmachuk, reached town Monday night, having made he trip in three and a half days.
 Manager Solner, of the Bank of Cape Nome, has been confined to his home He is rapidly recovering. however.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
Confidence in Schley.

Washington, Dec. l7.-An echo of the verdict of the court of inquiry in the case of Rear Admiral Schley was heard in the sedate today, when MT. Jones, of Arkansas, introduced a reso- lution extending the thanks of congress and of the American people to Admiral Schley and the officers and men under his command during the battle of July 3, 1898. off the harbor of Santiago de Cuba. In submitting the resolution Mir. Jones made no statement. and It was referred without comment to the committee on naval affairs.
 A resolution heretofore offered by Mir. Vest, of Missouri, in>tructing the committee on judiciary to inquire into the subject of anarchy and report to the senate, by bill or otherwise, q con- stitutional method by which cong ress may legislate for the suppression ot anarchy and for the C, ntrul of anarch- is,s, was adopted.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
TO COLLECT
 ASSESSMENTS
City Attorney hogga.t-is Determined to Push the Suits s-Talt of a
 Compr Uvnrse iS Heard.

City Attorney Hoggatt, a ting under instruct tiuns from the City Connci. Is making strenuous endeavOr to collect delinquent street assessment .taxes The sun oj Sla0OD is due. auiL ht, been.in>tittn en agaiu>tT. 5. Lang to recover S34lf4, on account of pankins Steadnian avenue iu front of Mir. Lang's property. The case will be tested ir the District court unless settled in the meantime. Should the city win the other cases will be pushed.
 Alv. Lang and other property owners contend the assessments levied ftjr the planking of streets was entirely toc high and d number of ,.hc preDerty owners offered to cuIp promise by paying o0 per cent. "Fhe offer was rejected CouncilmGn Jourden is of tine opiniar that tAe'city might do we'll to effect 6 settlement on basis of 60 per cent of the assessment.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
GMkS. MnnS0N
 IS MlSSlNG
Left Nome For Solomon on the norn- ing of Dec. 1, Since When lie fias
 Neither Been Seen or Heard.

ChaS. Manson. well known old timer tf .Ala~ha has be en missing since Dec. l. last. Manson has been in Non e .ol the past two years and lived on Front Street near the Standard Oil Co.,. one of his partner, being w. G. Davis. Manson left the Co bin on the morning of Dec. l, for Hastings creek, stating also that he might go as far as S"lon. on before he returned. So fur as known he ha, not been seen since. Mir. Dav s reported Manson's disappearance and the ease but thus lar vii bout esult.
 Nan on ,s supp eed to have had 9GG0 or $tO) on hs person when he let tOlvn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-26
Some Resolutions.

Washington, Dec. IA resolution offered by MT. Clay, directing the postmaster geuerai to send to the sen ate a complete statement of the amounts paid by the United State, gov ernment to various steamship lines for mail service. together with copies of the contracts in each case, was agreed to.
 A resolution, offered by Mr. Nelson, of Minnes' ta, requesting the president to send to the senate a copy of the re- port of Amba ssador ChUate relative to dock companies upon American flour and other American products shipped to that port," was adopted.
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Senate Adopts It By q Vote
 of 72 to 6.
TELLER OPPOSED IF
Talking the Prircipa. Speech Against tine Treaty Jones Introduces a Resolution Extending Thanks Of
 Congress to Rear Admiral Schley.

Washington, Dee. E.-The senate today ratified the Hay-Paunc ef, te isthmian canal treaty by the decisive vote of 72 to G. The vote was reached d few minutes before , o'clock, after almost five hours discussion behind closed doors. The debate was con fined exclusively to a discussion of the merits of the agreement and the policy of it's provisions.
 The principal speech of the day was made by Senator Teller in opposition to the trea y, and he was followed in rapid succession by twelve or fifteen other senators, who spoke briefly either for or against the motion to ratify.
 Senator Clay was one of the South ern ,enatOrs who spoke in advocacy of the treaty. He contended that the treaty should be ratified because it se- cured the abrogat.on of the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
 for the treaty, expressing hi, gratiti- cation that American diplomacy had succeeded in securing such triumph as was this over the original Hay Paunccf0te agreement. senator Bacon's speech was made in connection with a motion to amend the treaty. In pre- senting this amendment he said he was in favor of d canal and would vote for the treaty with the Davis amendment. He said he opposed the treaty ecau! 6 he did not helieve it would give tie Umted States tudl control of the canal. He said that Great Britain re iected the amended Hay-P PauncefOte treaty, but sent Us an ther treaty almost idenlica with the former treaty as amended. except as regards the Davi, amend ment. He considered the fact as the most important feature of the whole controversy.
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District Court Notes.

In the case of Durand vs Corliss, ar tiOn involving d fraction on Gold Run jlry on Monday in the district court, acting under the courts instructions. returned verdict for the plaintiffs.
 Black vs Ttetcr ct al ,nvol\ ed d Crooked creek claim. A jury yester- day found for the plaintiff
 The case of Spaulding ct al vs the A. C, G.. an actiCn for savage, is being tr.ed without a jury and Judge Wick ersham i, holdius night sessions 10 hear the evidence.
 The case OfC. McGuwan vs POdh0r-ki i, an action tn recover wage~, iS on trial tOdaN.
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of Ice and Glacial Acton and N ha
 Part Thcy Take in the Deposit of Gold" At the cnd of the second dis course there W II be illus rations of Boring ,'a and the tundra showing their gold deposits and the theory cf how it got there. These discoure es cannot he repeated as MT. James in- me6 iMelr thereafter takes up the sub iect of igneou, agencies, or volcanic and seismic action, showing the part they take in the formation of veins and the deposits of gold therein.
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NEW MAIL
 CONTRACT LET
Contract said to Have Been Let Which Vii! Bring Mail to Nome
 By Way of Cook Inlet.

O. B. MarStCn, of the Ames Mercan- tile Co.,. has received letter dated Dec. ?. from his mother in San Fran cisco, in which Mrs Merston says: '-I see by the papers thls morning that A large amount 0t mail is piled up at Skagway. l also see by the same source that they have let the contract for the mail to an American company which will carry mail by way of Valdes and will reach Nome in 24 days
 It is possible that the company which has secured the contract is the Trans Alaska Co.,, and the mai for Nome will come hy way of Iliamna bay.