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The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
i. J. llun,es Again Elected
 Mayor Of Seattle.
WiDE: GpEn POlIoY
The Electors of That City Don't Be- iievc in Closed Doors -Gan.bIing Privileges Turned Over to Ciancys, Notorious Political Wire puilers.

Seatt'c, March G.-"Thc most -wctp- ing RcpubU.au vi tory ever l,cnI!eI in seattle" i5 the way to dc-ciihe l.. result Of tLe municipal election just held. Thomas J. llumes is mayor cnce again, but ran far behind the remainder of the ticket. Out of the council of l3, the Republicans possess l2. There is only one Democrat, WUnam Murphy, he having been reelected in the Ninth ward. Majrrr C., ct the l;rpl5htans range from ul". OtLuUCd Ir. iau-s over Democrat CudWlp. iY }.t-. ,yitth wao the surplus COnU roller John Iip- finger had over Democrat otOei. The latter ma lnrity 's the record breaker for Seattle. Ore of the greatest sur pris"s Wa~ the d"i,at IL lhe First ward of the redOuhlAb'c Democrat | bonus NaNin. NIctcu G,lham k corr olatiun cOun~ct l.! .,.49 over oweeny. The trea-Ulcr l, ap.aiu Matt II. Gormley, wu" beat WM~hip ny 3,l7l Council men at large arr Il. r. Rude and Frank |. M"llem. Ward councilmen are Patrick rl, zpatrick. A. Kist!er, II. G. C,n. James A. James, Eili- Morrison, W. Y. ltinehart. J. C. Edward, J. A. Creighton and William Murphy.
 The amendment to the charter in- creasing the liquor license lee from .ooo to $! ,0o> carried by au overwheim- Ing m2JprtI. All the Chare" am z = Ht Hts cail1cd except that perull-ng tie taNat on ul prt peHy TOT street irl- F oNement, lu the extent of 70 per cent of tine assessed valuation Final returns may see that agreed to also, though it Is doubtful. The amend ment proposing d special election on the question of establishing municipal liehttn. plant carried by a heavy majority.
 Seattle, March In return for the assistance of the Ciaucy,. by whom he virtually carried the election and who spent both money and labor freely in his behalf, Mayor Hume, has closed all gambling houses with the understand ul9 bat they can un'y he re-Opeued on the cun1i,un that the CiIucy, here after contr"i them. supplying 20 per cent. of the hank roll and taking 70 per cent of all the profits.
 EverA body who has known of Seattle during the past T. years OF knew Skag- way during he first three years of her existence. knows tom, Frank and John Clancy. They are confirmed sporting men and great political wire-pulers. There was Il time when Tom Clancy and the late Pete Burns. part nero iu business. controlled all the votes below the dcad line. Any man opposed by the C.ancNS, to secure office iu seattle must have the combined aid of all the anti-Clancy action.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
N, Santos Dumont Coming.

London. March AM. Santos Du- mont has arrived in London, and hopes to make asceGsiOh, a great attraction during the coronation period, and will probably arrange 10 circle St Paul's cathedral as he did Eiifel tower in his airship. After his London visit he will journey to New York and give exhibi- tiOnS there.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
N. (. Co. Buys Hardware Store.

Dawson, Y. T., March l. The rathcr startling story is rumored about l0wn this morning that McLcnnan X Me- FcelN, the big hardware merchants, had concluded to retire rom business at this point and had sold out their stock and holdings to the Northern Commercial Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Admission @loo to the May Festival
Boulder Creek a Winner.

Lars Gaader.'n dr., dtputy recorder at Kon@arol, writes, undcr date of April .,o. that BoulGer creek k louuing up greater than ever, and that great excitement prevails there. Very rich dirt has been found on No. I, owned ny Gibson. 5 S.ciIctt aHd others. Jim Gibson, who i~Up here now. ercroltcd to hc rocking ou from $1j to o&lJj 8 day. There |, q -tc@m thaWcr cn he claim.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Gus Brown great rcduc iCn sale iS a winncr. The dcrcliCt accounts which are to he sold tu the highest hdder arc causing some comment aS tD the ideut- ily Of the debtors, who include uIl classes, from the man who shines in society to the bedrock millionaire.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

this aiteruocn. Hrndrjk- alleges that ho Va, a~>nuhed and battered a~t Gnt by W. Y. AIthuJ., L., wife Hothor, an Robert j. Yam. lie >aNs they -trnr's him over lhe head "ijh a chair and then proceeded to do him up. " He looks d. if be had been run through a thre hu z machine. 4e'drlkS swnr" ont warrant and Arthur, and Man, were arrested by DepuI! Marshal Lowe and locked up.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Still Under Suspension.

Washington, March 4.-Senators f. Tlllman aud McLaur,n. of south Care ltna, have net been restored to voting privileges m the scnute. Trey are >tI su,penued. in fact. and 1t is stated that legls.atl"n passed on winch they voted wiil require 10 be agaln brought up.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
To Hold Turkey Responsible.

Constautinople. Feb. 27.-It is under- ,tood the United States will shortly .alc steps 10 obtain reimb IrSement of he sum of %12,500 paid to the brigand, fer the ransom of Miss Stone. holding Turkey responsible, aS the capture ot the ml,sionarie, Wa, effected on Iurk- I>h So1j. This quest on ot re ponoi' llity may have strenuous developments since Turkey rMpha' icaDly di,ciaim- rcSpnn- oiblltN. anu lays tue blame on BCi aria.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Received From ''Nugget' Correspondents
 at Various Points.
Senator Tlln,n, of South Caroina Causes Invitation Extended to President Roosevelt to Be CanCeled- Wireless Teegraphy Again Scores---Shipp;ng
 Bil in the Senate-OCean Collision.

ment that the company would net be permitted to tiau>Itr It's conc V,sIUu privileges and properties to another nation without tUiumhia, assent. \ cable message was sent tO tUioubla tU- day 10 elucidate the matter. The hope is expressed that the dlIiiculty Wlll be arranged. Meanwhile lhc cOmDanN maintains it's offer to sell It's property to the United states
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
FELL 4A FEET
 DOWN A SHAFT
Aud Yet Charles rleegan, a Bluff City rEner Still LiveS-Nb Bones
 Were Broken.

Bluff City, April 24.-Chas. Meeean, while sinking shaft vest erday on q ledge that crosses claim No. ,, Daniels creek, fell A. feet to the bottom of the shaft. No bones seem to have been broken. His back is injured, but to what extent is not yet known, as there is no doctor here.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Thirty Persons Killed.

Anderson, Texas March "A west bound Soul hein Pacific passenger twain from San Antonio was wrecked twenty miles west Of this place this morning. The entire ,rain was ditchcd and burned. The engineer, fireman and thirty passengCrS are missing.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Candle Is Promising,

Arthur Gibson, C.E.. who recently returned from Candle creek expresses favorable Opini0n concerning that camp. Pay has been struck outside the creek bed on No. l3. Mir. Gibson returned via the Flsh r,ver route. He
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
An lntempcrate Divine.

London, March 7.--~In LonGou City temple today Rev. Dr. Pal ller vDolcully attacked the character of King Edward for brewing beer at Lord liurton'9 and for attending Sduday cou' crt,. The utte'ances ot Dr. Parker were loudly Cheered by the COn9legulINn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Quartz Discovery Near Sumas.

Whatcom, Feb. 6.-The discovery of d new @old-bearing ledge is reported near Sumas. Ore a>>aytng %51l to the miic, northeast of that town and about two miles north oI the boundary line. The ledge is said to be two feet wide at the surface and of white quartz, resembling he Post Iamhert quartz.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Gus Browns proposed auction of so- eiety accounts is creating interest. The sale is coming off. In the meantime the great reduction sale goes on un-' abated and bargains are being secured daily by scores of people.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Damages OyereStiiliated.

New York. March , T he lcod situ- auon throo2 2huut the East i, much i'm proved. The water is lalliu4, anu the damage will not reach the upproXi- mated estimate of yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
The New Shipping Bill.

: Washington, March 4,-The United States senate yesterday began con>id- eraliUn of the ncw shippng ball, a measure to provide for ocean nail ser- vice between the United Stuie| and foreign ports ana ior common defense, to promote commerce and to encourage deep sea fisheries. The bill will head he list W unfinished business until dis pnS.d of
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
As Sault and RatlerY.

Chas. Hendriks. whose wife recently began suit for divorce, is the com plainant in a case of assault which will come up in Commissioner Reeds court
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
"Erighton S!aslier" Dying.

Chicago, March 6.-Thos. Uphowes, "The Brighton ,lashcr," is dylng as q result of Il knockout blow received in q prize fight at Bricklayera' hall Satur- day night. His opponent, "Young Choynshi, is being ifnItlessly searched fOr
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
rlorgan's $2,ooo,ooo Gift.

New York, March l.-J. pierpont Morgan has just announced that he has given the sum of $2. .0JO,UU0 to the Uni 'ver>ity of South Suwanee, Tenn, the foremost educational institution ln the South
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Oppose tie Safe.

Copenhagen, March 5.--New peti- tions are being circulated by the op- ponents of the sale of the Danish West Indian islands to the United States for presentation to the !igsdag.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Ss vcnty MincrS h,iied.

TeaHride, Col., Feb. .S.- Seventy mip'.- We believed to have hocn kllicu by q enoW,lde winch wrecked d shalt house near here today.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Washington, March 4.--In retaliation for the withdrawal of the invitation to him 10 present a sword of honor at Charleston, Roosevelt has decided not to visit that city. Senator Tillman de- nies that he advised the president it we,lle>not be safe for him t0 do so.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

The Fa,rell Co.,. is stilf reducing prices. Here are Il couple of big bar gains Wrappers $l.oS. all wool serge skirts S5OO
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Coal Contracts Bought. J0si, R. Mcintyre ( Co, San1spi.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Don't idl to get some fine Eastern oysters for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage panN's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

City Bath House: first in Nome, and still leading. 204 Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Water Walking Shoes.

Vienna. March 5.-Capt. Grossman, who started today to walk down the Danube from Linz to Vienna, a dis vented water walking shoes, has cov- cred 20 miles of the distance. He is towing his wife in small boat.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

The May Festival on May lst will be tbc swell affair of the ca-cn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

l0-iu. cauva5 hose, l2ic per foot. Log tabU Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

6 large cans jeily Sl. Log Cabin store
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Nice, clean, porcelain tubs at City Bath House, 2O4 Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
; Presidential Nominations.

Washington, March 5.-The presi- dent has sent to the senate the nomina- tiOp of C. w. 1de to be collector of cus- toms for Puget sound district, and c. B. Hopkins to be United States mar shal for Washington state.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Don't fail to attend the May Festival gwen by ;ot. MauN'- guIl
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Glass, all sizes, Log Cab. n store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

FreI ghting lO CT, ek- or about town foX Tral-Ier Co.,. 10 Steldnau ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26
Colombia Objects.

Washington, Maach 1.-The officials of ,he Panama Canal Company ut Paris are still without explanation of the dispatch t,Cn the Colombian govern.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Flour? zee Nomc Irao... Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-26

Seven cans fruit $l, Log Cabin store.
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
TRIBUNE WASHINGTON, THURSDAY

slip before, short-handed rs we were, we
could have made sail or brought our guns
to bear.
The new year. wearing all the languid
beauty of Southern cline, opened upon
me just as l was about to be relieved from
duty on deck. The weather was fine. with
n light. variable wind blowing, and the
stars threw their silvery simmer over the
quiet water. Every one on board. save
the Officer of the Deck the Quartermas-
ter. the lookout, and the man at the wheel,
were wrapped in slumber. Such were my
surroundings when the ships bell, strik-
ing the hour of u, announced the death
OF 1864 and the birth of 1865.
Many thousand miles from home and
friends. with the broad Atlantic all around
us. and our adventurous career just he
gun. we did not forget the day. AMI at
O'Clock in the morning we unfured our
banner 10 the breeze
The next day we sighted the Island of
st. Paul. i'll the Indian Ocean. and stood
IL. with a view of regulating our clJonome-
ter. BY l O'Clock we had approached as
near its southern extremity as we desired
to venture. and let go or anchor.
(To be conrinurd.l
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
CHEMICALLY.MADE GEMS.
A New Industry Which is Doing Wonders in
the Jewelry Trade.
NeW York Sunl

"A new industry has grown up in this
country in the last few years." said a
downtown jeweler. 1T is the treatment
and setting of crystals and minerals part
~ as limitations Of real precious stones and
partly as ant objects and ornaments which
do not pretend to be any other than they
are-simply pretty things. The extent OF
this industry and the success of its prod
ucts can hardly be realized by any one
outside the jeweiry trade.
Chemistry plays an important part in
the industry. 1t is remarkable what
beautiful effects can be secured with a bit
of quartz by chemist who has studied
this phase Of mireralogy.
There is, for instance, the so-called
golden opal, which is not an opal at all.
1t is made by boiling chalcedony, which
is merely n species of quartz. in honey.
then in solution of chromate of lead. and
finally baking it in hydrochlOric acid
kept at a moderate heat for few weeks.
I'm the same way deep red carnekans
are produced by skilfully burning the pale
or 1ull chalcedonies. Black agate. poDu-
lar for mourning jeweiry, Is made by sim
liar methods.
"Other coiors and stripes are obtained
by boiling Chalcedony in such solutions as
blood and water, sugar and water and
molasses and water and after it has alb
serbed these boiling it in sulphuric acid.
"Agates are easily converted into ONYX
like substances which lapidaries use for
canoes aud intagli0s. Any colored onyx
can be obtained by simple chemical pro-
cesses. in fact, modern chemistry. has
produced such changes in stones and min
erals that it is possible to initiate many
of them and improve upon all but a very
few.
Not only can the whole stone be made
to change its color. but sections and lines
of it can be made to asSu,ne red, black.
yellow or whae tone while the rest STAYS
pure white or black
Rock crystal, which is simply pure
quartz. is employed to a much greater ex-
tent than ever before for initiating dia-
monds and other precious stores. These
can be cut and polished to almost as rich
Il brilliancy rs the real stones. though. of
course, they soon lose their lustre and
must be recut 10 regain it.
Agate is used in many different wsvs
for Ornamenting trinkets. Small Int
beautiful amethysts are found in Penn
sylvania, Maine and North Carolina and
in Wyoming are large masses of moss
agates.
'In fact. chemistry applied to compar-
atiyely cheap minerals and skillfui treat
ment Of them have made it possible for
people far from wealthy to possess excel
lent lmitations Of .iewelry which them.
The National tribune., 1902-06-26

hauled sail, the Adelaide. from Balti-
more, and she was about being consigned
to the fate of her predecessors that had
fallen into our hands, when we discov-
cred that she belonged to a Mr.. Fender
grass. Baltimorean and Southern sym
pathizer, which saved her from sacrifice,
but the discovery was made after her
bulkheads had been demolished and good
deal of miscellaneous damage done, pre-
paratory to burning. The cargo, however,
not being the property of any of our
friends, was rans0med for $4,000.
WE ENCOUNTER ROUGH SEAS.
On the 18th we were scudding along I'M
der topsails. at the rate of 10 or IL knots
an hour, with a high sea running, which
increased tremendously as we neared the
Cape of Good Hope. To any one but n
sailor it would hardly have seemed pos
Sible that a vessel could live in such sea
as we encountered in this locality. 1t ran
absolutely mountains high, and had not
the Shenandoah been an excellent sea-
boat, among her other admirable charac-
teristics, we should have felt considerable
apprehension, although instances are COM
paratively rare of vessels laundering from
sheer stress of weather. Numerous birds
were following in our wake. and among
them were the albatross cape pigeon, and
stormy petrol, or, as the latter are better
The National tribune., 1902-06-26

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from nervous weak
ness, lost vitality, yaricocele. etc Simply
send your name and address to DIR. Knapp
Medical Co. 1919 Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich,
and they will gladly send the free receipt
with full directions any man may easily
cure himself at home.
If You are not troubled with vital weak
ness don't write. But II you weak. write
at once as the remedy viii give instant re-
lief. You will feel stronger and vigorous
from the very staff. This is certainly a most
generous offer, and the following taken from
their daily mail, shows what men think of
their generosity.
Dear Sirs-The results could not have
been better / noticed a feeling of returning
life, an experience of renewed power, the
first day / used your treatment, and | can
not withhold an expression Of gratitude to
you for having thus led me to the way of
restoration, strength AID vigor. Everything
looks brighter; life offers more than / ever
supposed 1t would, and nothing can be OF
more service to weakened man that your
priceless receipt"
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
Proof.

Why" said the man who was trying
to sell me horse, "a woman can drive
him.
OF course / laughed scornfully at this
preposterouS claim.
sisted. Look, When pull on the right
hand rein he turns promptly to the left,
and when | pull on tine left-hand rein he
turns promptly to the right; and if l drop
the reins and Shrek .Whoar in terror
stricken voice. he moves off gently, in The
very middle of the road
Now, here was ocular demonstration.
Besides, the man seemed an honest fell
low
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
A SMOOTH SWINDLER.
He is Elected Commander of a Post and
Steals the Funds.

Comrade ]. j. Parker, Senior Vice Com
mander of Holt Post. Fredonia. n. Y,
writes that an imposter is abroad in the
land. and that he victimized the G. A. K.
of that city recently.
The man took up his abode in Fredonia
year ago under the name OF ~. ~.
Seytone aud served as pastor of the Chris
tan Church there up to the time of his
disappearance.
He secured admission to Holt Post on
forged transfer card, and was elected
Commander at the last election.
When exposed Il short time ago. and
threatened with arrest, he took his depar-
ture, together with the ritual, service
books and cards of the Post and a consid-
cradle sum of money which had been de-
posted with him as collector for the Nc
Kiney Memorial subscriptions.
He is described as an exceptionally IA
Gle and gentlemanly speaker. Il great story
teller and the possessor of every quality
calculated TO disarm suspicion.
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
By CORNELIUS HUNT Confederate States Cruiser Shenandoah

crew We're released. and assisted, with the
best grace they could. in transferring their
own supplies. consisting principally of flour
and bread, to the Shenandoah. This occu-
pied several hours, and during the time a
number of our officers went off to see
what whaler was like, and inspect the
Llubber which had been cut from the sea-
monster which was still moored alongside.
ISLAND OF TRISTAN D'AcUNHA.
Late in the afternoon, having secured
what we desired from the Bark Edward.
we set her on fire, and got under way,
taking three of her boats in tow and steer
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
Insomnia.
Tit-Bits.)

Professor-''Tell me TO what class Of
maladies insomnia belongs"
Observation-Disclosures, its contagious
disease"
Professor-''I never heard it so de-
scribed Where did you learn this?"
Student-"Frsm experience. sir. When
ever my neighbours dog can't sleep, I'm
Just as wakeful as he isl
The National tribune., 1902-06-26
Union.

When the good Old man saw SIX large
boys hammering one small boy within an
inch of his life his curiosity was riqued.
why do you do this?' he asked.
Because he takes medicine for 10
cents when thd&upion scale is Is cents
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-02-21
Mddison Journal:

Mddison Journal:
The Congress of these United
States is perturbed over the finan-
cial condition of Cuba resulting
from tariff issues. 1t occurs to
rs that it will require the united
effort of the present Congress to
look out for the interest of United
States. In matters o. tariff it has
not appeared that Congress is
overburdened with capacity and
the people will be we'll pleased If
it can regulate satisfactorily our
own affairs. The Cubans have
received through our hands the
great boon Of independence, and
should now exercise that privil-
ego. The great privilege cannot
be exercised by Cubans in depend
ing on the United States to regu-
late tariff in the interest of Cuba.
Cuba having received her indie
pendence must stand alone. We
dodge the question as to whether
. high tariff on sugar is right or
wrong, per 90. But if there must
be regulations in regard to sugar,
the whole country will demand
that these regulations shall ad.
vance the interest of the citizens
of this country over all others
Cubans not excepted. If the tar
if on sugar Is too high, reduce 1t
as q matter of principle, but do
not take off O fraction of a cent
on the grounds that we are under
moral obligations to Cuba. If
Cuba cannot stand alone, we may
as well realize now that we made
a mistake in forcing her indie
pendence on Spain, and we should,
therefore. give ourselves not fur
Their concern about the Island.
Let the tariff on sugar stand on
It's merits without regard to any
foreign country. And if charity
must be practiced, let it begin at
home.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-02-21


The alliance between Great Brit
ain and Japan, as an information
al topic of discussions, took pre-
cidence last week.
The integrity of the Chinese
Empire and the opening up to
general commerce upon equal
terms, of all those portions of
China now held by foreign pow
ers, by reason of the recent Chi
nese war, fit in nicely with the
commercial interests of the Unit
ed States. 1t is just possible that
our English cousins had inside
information as to Uncle Sans
sentiments before the final docu-
ments were signed.
Plucky, progressive little japan
is, of course, the greatest gamer.
With Corea guaranteed against out
side interference, aud backed by
the British navy, she may call a
halt on the Russian Bears en-
croachments. That Mr.. Bear will
retaliate for this interference on
the part of Great Britain is quite
certain, bat just how and where,
remains to be seen.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-02-21

1t is highly gratifying to learn
that Prince denry has sent let
ter to Admiral Dewey expressing
the highest personal regard, and
an apology for the position taken
by the representative of Germany
during the Manila blockade. The
letter Is said to acknowledge that
Germany was in the wrong and
that Admiral Dewey was right aud
acted best in all things.
It is, of course, possible that
such an admission, coming at q
time when England and Germany
are vying with each other in the
exhibition of proofs Of good will
to us is merely . coincidence.