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The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Ihe Czar to Grant the People
 q Constitution.
TilE PEOPLE RIOTLNG
Great satisfaction in Several of the Russian Provinces eS-Au.horities S Showing Weakness Assassination Common Pastimc.

St. Petersburg, April 2s.-Persistent reports are in circulation to the effect that the ear shortly VII issue q pre- script giving Russia constitution similar to the scheme of administrative reform drawn up by the late General Loris MellkotT when he was minister tf the interior, and which was sanctioned by the late cZnr. Alexander III.
 Isioting continues to spread in Soul h Russia. The military thus far have been unable to prevent incendiarism. tert'ri,m and pluuderng. TEe land p'uprittors thrOug bout the govern meat ot Pultava are seeking refuge in .br cly of loltava.
 j't .trc Ohuicu-ky. the governor of Asr'l-op. i, al pitLCnsive of d lising .I vnat state.
 The police forces in many cities have been increa'el in strength, notably at lrkutsk and Archangel.
 The peasants in the Poltava and Knarkott provinces, where lS,00J ai e reported 10 be participating in riots,
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
In the Senate.

The senate 0d Journed at 5:l0 p. m., afer having completed the reading of 5.m laGea of suudry civl bills. This monotonoua proceeding followed Il dis cuS-ion of the Philippines bll winch was la d b'fcrc tlc ,cna al ? u'clocl;.
 MT. >im non- of Nur,h Clrp ina u;,- posed the ata-ure. The conreren e report cn thc Chinese exclusion bfll wa, agreed to after a brief di>cussion, the paint of contention being the length of the law, duration.
 Senator Frye introduced a bill for the erection by the government of a building to be known as the American National Institute on ground m Paris, donated by the municipal council of that city.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
MEW TRIAL FOR
 FRED HARDY
The Convicted Murderer of Con Sul- Iivan, Who Is Now in the Nome
 Federal Jail.

George w. Long. who came up from Dutch Harbor on the Elk, says that news had reached that place that Fred Ila' dy, convicted of murderng Con Sullivan. and probably also the mur- derer of Florence Sullivan and P. J.. E,ouey, a year ago on Nuuiva!l island. had been granted d Lew trial by Il e United States supreme court. The opiui' n was expressed at Dutch ilarbor could not be reached LOW. Hardy would escape hi ju.t deserts.
 Hardy La, been in the Nome jail since last ia
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
nO ROYALTY
 HOW 0N GOLD
An Export Tax Ordered Instead A Government Assay Office 10 Be
 Established at Dawson.

Dawson, Y. T., April 30 Orders have just been received here from Ottawa directing that Icvling of royalty on god dn,t taken from claims in the Yukon territory be discontinued. In stead an export tax is ordered imposed, which takes effect immediately.
 This will of cour. C. affect the assay office at Seattle, both directly and in- directly. 1t means the retention here of all the gold dust now in circulation and &lI the gold dust from the present cleanup.
 It mean, that currency will bc rEe cnly medium of circu}; ton afler May :. and thai q Government a~~ay office wIjl be established here.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

Lave alrt adv acked so e,ta,e-, where they destroyed ything tEey con'd npt carry eff. The whole fcGif n is tei rJrized, an land owners and stewards arc fleeing for safety. The lear is in- creaeing that khartuif and her towns will be attacked.
 Some of the authorities arc showing weakness and pueillanimity, while others are cruelty vigorous, and are causing whole ale ll' egngs of persons arrested.
 The agitation at Moscow is so serious that the Gar has rc!inquished his in tent.Cn of spending the Russian Easter there.
 The ministers, including NJ. De Wittc. the minister of finance, con tinue to receive letters threatening them with death.
 Halscl antiT. the assassin of NJ. Sip iaguin, the late minister of the int crior. i, now reported to be very sick, due to voluntary starvation.
 The judicial inquiry into the assassin alton. April lo, of M. Sipaguin, the of the interior. has led to he arrest or many persons suspected Of connection with anti-governmental cOnspil acies. These include q Jewe,s. who is a tiancce of Bal,chaneff. the assassin of the minister, and her father, who supplied Bllschaneif with money. Upon learning of the arrest of hi, iiuncce, BaI,chaneil attempted to com init suicide. but was prevented from doing so by his @uards.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

The trial of the contempt case against United States Marshal Frank II. liich- ards and Joseph D. Jourden was clo-ed last evening at o'clock. and J. q c Wlcker,ham took the matter under ad visement, announcing that judgment would be rendered d, cXpediliously d, it was possible for him to examine the testimony alter it had been trauscr bed by the steno.raphers.
 The trial opened on Monday morning promptly at 10 o'clock. The court room was crowded, and additional baili1Ts were appointed to preserve order.
 Assistant District Attorney McGinn, who preferred the charges of contempt, conducted the case on behalf of the United State, assisted by Attorney 5. T. Je.Treys. Marshal Richards and Mir. Jourlen were represented by Sullivan & | ink.
 The examination of witnesses was on all day Monday ant until | o'clock on Tuesday, an eVenin. session being held on Monday evening.
 Never in the judicial history of Nome ha' a case been so bitterly prosecuted t ii, one. Bts .deS putting Marshal Ric lards and J, utden on trial, McGinn als placed l.. (. odiltvan on trial, or attempted to do 50; he went out tt his way and introduced all the cXtraneOus matter pUS,ib. ln order to show that Marshal Richards had tempered with the jury in the trial of the case of the Unued States against Jus II. Wright, and he closed an appeal winch oCcu- the evidence from hts own view point.
 The prosecution 7, star wline>-. ". I. Eamco who WL- proved cunciuol\c'! to be withOat a very useful ap. .Jenia.e-a reputation for truth and ItracltA and >u.Durner aS we'll, mlXel hIm' badly number of times, hls evidence on many potnts being contradictory aud twisted.
 There were no opening remarks by Attorney McGinn when the case was called. Both sides expressed their readiness Tor trial and the con, cat wa> on. All witnesses were excluded from tue court room. those for the prosecu- ton and defense being separated, like the sheep from the goats.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Sol Smith RuSSci Dead.

Washington. D. C., April 29. -Sol SmiJh Russell, the character actor and comedian, who delighted thousands with hi, qwiut Representations. and was probably the greatest actor in his line of the past ccntury. died at his apartments in the Horel Richmond al ,: go o'clock yesterday afternoon. For several day, he had been ill. but not until sunday was 1t believed that death was imnln, ut
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
The Star Witness.

McGinn wanted the records of the court changed To show that when an open vonire was issued for eight jurors, on April IT, in the trial of the Wright case, that the jurors were net to be lawn from anon. those present in tie court house. The judge refused to en- certain the motion and shut of argu- ment, and the prosecution star Wit ness, w. T., commonly known as Doe Flames, was introduced. Eumes has been butcher, d commission mel chant, Il hospital nurse and a booster for gambling games, according tu h s own statement. He was born in Massa
 chusetts. but has lived in Australia, Skagway, Dawson and other p.accs. He came to Nome in 1901. He was Il member of the recent grand jury. He detailed his connection with the prose- cutiOn, said he was in the employ of the Cody detective agency, and had helped to work up the present case. On April l7, last, at 3p. m., he said, lie went into the Lobby saloon, which he estimated was about half mile from the court house, and saw there F. C. Sullivan, NJ. J. Sullivan, Geo. A. Shea, J. D. Jourden, A. C. Griggs. James C. Gatfney, w. A. Hayden and others. Jourden was talking to P. C. Sullivan. Deputy Marshal Griggs came in and Jourden stepped up to hun and asked
 him "what was up." Griggs said they
 were securing an open venire. Flames remarked that he had just got through with the grand jury and was eligible for trial juror. Jourden said "This is jury for the Wright case. I don't know how you stand in this matter.
 Wright has nothing, and the United States can stand it better than he can." Then Jourden "went over and talked with P. C. Sullivan and came back and asked what my initials were," said
 Eames, ''and wrote my name on piece of paper. There were two 0, her names on the paper, but l didn't see whose
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Street Car Men Win.

San Francisco, Apr,l 2e. The strike # the ejiCtt railway system of ihe 'nited Railroads. which went into feet Il week ago, Was officially de-
 ared of oa Il day n Lht. Victory
 St~ with the ru D o}e-, who are tUn- 'dcd ali lhrtr pr nripal demani>. The ujtrd Railroad, have granted an aC- an,e in wage. Il ln-hour day, and in |, n, a>u,t, Which k satisfactory, iecug- liXcd a CaIntrn'S un rn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

ease: he merely said that Wrjglt was to be tried and few of his friends were trying 10 help him. Flames also said that Attorney sullivan gave the slip containing the names Jourdeu had written on them 10 Deputy Marshal Grigg~. Flames was asked other que, tions along the same lue, and he an swercd d, though he had beou well drilled in his part.
 "ln the course nf your employment by Co@y have you undertaken to obtain ailidavit,:" asked Alt rney Sullivan. Attorneys Jci1rcyS objected to the question, but the judge overruled t saying that he was disposed 10 allow pretty wide latitude on both sides. Then ILamc> said yes. He had talked with r. l.. r. Idly juror in he Wright case, but had ret of red him $l0o for an affidavit. he ais0 knew Juror MuI- phy and Lo didn't offer hlm &lO0.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Are You Fond of Home Cooking?

Mrs. Po'>ky has again opened the Miner, Home Restaurant, opposite the Del N"r;e. Everything i> new, fresh and c'eln. A German Bakery i> in connection. Home cooking k ma Ic d snrr.nltA I.Dni, Pnl,liN i. mnnnurr.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Ready to Sail.

Gasoline schooner Louise is ready to sail for any pat ot the coast. Ere ght landed in~'d" riv'r mru'h~ and placed in -a'ety on banks. The Louise is lIght of draft and can ca.ily enter rivers. For fci4l and passenger rates apply on h ard, mutt h of Snake river.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Ice Pack Solid.

Steamer Elk made a trip last night hoyonl olc@ga I~lant @ look into the con li,ion of the ice pack. Beyond the i,lan Wul nothing but ice and silence.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Gen. fred funston Defended
 for Capturing Aguina!do.
CHlNESE EXCLUSION
The Bi! Considered in the Senate-- Objections Made Because of the Proposed LeEgth of the Laws Duration kentucky Affairs.

Washington, April 2S After the opo,it.on of routine bISncs, in the
 house today, the couf,rcrce report on the Chinese exclusion bill Wa adopted.
 Mr. Curtis made brief bat fuNen defense oi C p. Funston against the crit c.sm to which he hal been sab jectcd.
 "rue coplc of kansas,' he began, are proud of the bravery and tar.ng ot gallant Fred Funetcn (appIau-e cn the republican sde). He has been criticised here for an act Wh ch, fer daeug and cotcelt on and eXecnllor, rahk, wi,h the greatest feat, oI arms - he captured the new George Washing ton--AguihaIjo.
 IIc,a,led a'tcnt,on to thc fact that his promotion had been recommended by Gen. Wheaton and Gen. Macarthur, both so,d.e of the civil war, soldier, who knew moro of war and the rules Of country comJiued.' And his commits sion. he added. was signed by the greaf est president we have ever had-tt , soldier, statesman and martyr, Will'al Mckinley.
 Mr. Cuurcv, democrat Of MasSachr- settS, introduced resolution calling upJn the secretary of war to epOrt\ whether orders issued by Gen. Jacob H. smith to Ma jor Waller to kill and burn and make Samar bowling wilderness; kill everybody above the age of ten" were issued with the knowledge and approval of the war department.
 The discussion taken jumped to Ken lucky affairs. Mr. Boering, republican of Kentucky. denied the statement made by Mr. Gilbert, democrat of Ken tucky. that republicans loaded with bad Whiskcy, and armed with guns had driven the legislature out of Frankfort, and killed the governor. Mr. boering then paid a glowing tribute to Caleb Powers. who he said, was q victim of the Gocbei election law.
 Mr.. W hce,cr, democrat of Kentucky, asked Mr. Boerirg if it were not true that Caleb Powers was disguised and fleeing from arrest when he was as oaulted by his guards. At this point Meo,rs. Gilbert and Wheeler and other Kentucky democrats were crowdng about the speaker evidently intending to gn further into d discussion of Ken lucky P litical affair, when the chair man announced that the time limit on the debate had expired. "n attempt to have Mr. Bnering's time extended wa, unsuccessful.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

N co, c'ean. porcelain tubs at City Bath House, 204 Trent st.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
THE FIRST BOAT OUT.

The stean, schooner "Arthur F." will leave for Solomon, Bluf, TopkoI< and Chinik on or about June 1. For passenger or freight rates apply to
 JOSH R. ncINTYRE & CO.,, Telephone No. 40. Sandspit.
 or Northwestern COm'l Co.,, Telephone No. 3S. Agents.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

Maple syrup 90, 4or, 6jc. 75c and $!.2o per can. l.'g C b Il H ore.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

i ". J. Rowe Tlau-,rr. 425 Front i street, next California Cafe.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

Creek trci4htln4. l,owr Transfer. 4-i Front street. next ta)i'O"nia Gale.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04

A few boxes of choice lemons for sale by the Pacific Cold Storage Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
Eames is a Booster.

Flames said he had no other Cccu- patton than being d juror this winter. although he said he ''woikcd for men in the second Glass saloon who opcr- at,d Games.' He "p,aycd other pco- pie, mou'y. le-. you might cal! il ho1slinG' .ad Eanc,, reSignediy.
 W. A. ITay5Cn wa, the next witness called. He was one of the men sub p;rraed on the special yenirn in the Wright case in the Lobby saloon.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09

occasions during the week was party
given by Miss Lillian Idyllne Patton
at her home, 2cO9 Lamar avenue, IT
being the anniversary Ct her fourth birth
day, The merrlment OF the little folks
present proved 1t was one OF the pleasant
est and most enjoyable afternoons they
had spent for long time
After rompins and enjoying various
games, including the placing Of the tail
on tae tailless donkey blindfolded the lit
tie ones proceeded TO try to do Justice 10
bountlful spread, consisting Of many
OF the dellcaci2s of he season, combined
with fruits. nut1, candles and cakes -,
TduSC pres AT when on leaving, all
wished Miss Lillian many more such hap
Ply birthdays. werc; Robert +, Arncr, Jr'
Nellie Gibbs, Thelma Norton, Eyerline
Gibbs, Earl Dreyling, Robt. Gibbs, Earnest
Belheze, Margaret Seivenright, Elma Bel
beze, Jerome Cutting, Amor Malsch, Andy
Malsch, Olive May Walker, Siega sieg't
Malsch, Ruby Yates, Robert Paine, Earl
Sailers, Mack Duncan, Chessie Duncan,
Eva Duncan, Eva Garnett Hortense Ran
dali, Mildred Harral, Eunice Harrall, Ruth
Harrall, Sammle Hobbs, Lillian Hobbs,
Josephine PastorizR Lizzie Pastorlzn, Ma
mie Council, Rosa Connell. Mildred Har'
rail-. Olive Patton, Lillian ldylinc Patton,
James II. Patton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
Canton,s First Annual Ball

Canton Houston No. 10, Independent or
der of odd Fellows, the new order Of Patri-
arch Militants, recently organized in this
city, viii give It's first annual ball at Bryan
han Tuesday evening, April /. The Canton
is the highest order in odd Fellowship aud
this being the first Canton ever organized
here, the members are making great prepa
rations to have their first annual bali Of
the very highest order, The following com
mltteeS have been appointed;
invitation o. X. Parker, chairman: T.
r. Wilton, William Lynch, W. s. Frosh
and H. G. Bremmcr
reception H. G. Crawford. chairman.
g =. Swindell l.. Bernhard and sisters
OF Esther Rcbekah lodge No. 6, ludopend
cnt Order OF odd Fellows.
Floor Hugh IIartig. chairman. Chnrles
L. Petit. NJ. kreiminer, William Fisk and
!, Arrapgement,-Hugh Tlartg, chairman
Wolf and Charles Gebert. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
SACRED hEARr SCHOOL.
The Fair to Be Given Is Exciting Great
| interest

The Fair to Be Given Is Exciting cleat
interest.
The enthusiasm in working for the fair
to he held for the benefit OF the Sacred
Heart school Is growing Last Thursday
the ranks Of the Sewing Circle, which mot
Mt Mrs. Doherty's, were swelled by about
twenty members. It has been decided ia
hold the fair Immediately after Faster.
The different booths are in charge of the
following ladies'
Sacred Heart. -MesdamsS ]. p. Carr.
Blake and Hamilton
Fancy Work Daughters Of Erin, Mes.
danes Powers Wilson. McHugh and Miss
Julia o'Leary has special charge
Doll Booth. Mesdames Turck and Settle
CAST.
Candy Booth. Misses Dorrance. Lock
man, Hamilton, Perelra and Tufdy
Restaurant, -Mesdames Kuhlman Jein.
bach, Pereira and Markham.
Ice Cream ,--MesdHmes Doherty Long
Roberts and McMurry.
Fish Pond-Mlss Powers
St Aloysius society will have A SUNNY
Of Havana and Texas products In the cigar
department
The contest for tho diamond ring to he
voted to the most popular young lady 3
between Miss Jennie Powers and Miss
Maud Hackney
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Fitzgerald are in
the race for tho diamond brooch TO no
voted to most popular Daughter OF Erin,
The most exciting contest Is that for the
hOy's bicycle. Masters Edgar Dohertv
Prosper Packard. Martin Glenny and ClRr-
ence Kimberley are all striving TO canture
tho much coveted prize.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
1T IS A "WHOPPER. "
LARGEST ADVERTISEMENT SEEN FOR
SOME TIME.
The Progressive Furniture Establishment
OF H. WaddelI Presents -Four
Pages This Morning.

The Post this morning contains one ~ the
largest advertisements ever printed In a
newspaper The advertiser Is the well
known furniture house Of n waddel This
firm needs no Introduction 10 tho people of
Texas. The house is inown from one end
Of the state TO the other and its chatter
for honesty and fair dealings toward thou
sands of patrons has yet 20 he questioned
by a single person
This mammoth furniture house, which
Is the largest in the State Of Texas or tho
entire south is situated Vt the corner NJ
Tannin street aud Prairie avenue, II IS
Of four stories and Is a commanding struc,
ture, being an architectural adjournment TO
that section Of the city. These four stories
embrace floor space NJ 5000 feet and
every foot OF II Is occupied. The entire
downstairs is given IN TO one Of the most
magnificent furniture displays seen in any
city and the display is greatly enhanced
by the beauty OF the surroundings, plato
glass windows 2OIs feet running the en-
tire length OF the commodlous show room
and giving distinct view Of the Interior
ard It's neatly srranged contents.
The business office, to the extreme rear
on the first floor. is reached by stairway
This office is handsomely htted mp aud IS
cccrpied by Mr.. H.. Waddell ana ms 3Dle
manager and confidential representative,
Mir. c. A. Rick. to whose wise judgment
so much OF the success attendant upon
the hrm's business ventures is due
The second. third and fourth floors are
piled ceiling high with stock and ut the
present moment the firm has an enormous
amount on hand. To the west end OF the
building is located the receiving room and
elevators and is one of the best appointed
stock receiving apartments seen In furn-
ture or any other house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09

Many people with weak digestion, as well
hb some physicians. consider the first stan
TO take IN attempting 10 cure Indigestion
Is TO restrict the diet, either by selecting
cut down the amount OF food eaten 10 hare
~ enough TO keep soul and body together
IN other words the starvation plan is Nv
many supposed TO be the first essential
All this Is radically wrong. II Is foolish
and unscientlhc to recommend dieting 10
man already suffering from starvation be-
canse Indigestion itself starves every or
gan, nerve and fibre In the body.
what people with poor digestion most
need Is abundant nutrition, plenty OF good,
thing to assist the weak stomach TO n
gest II. ~
This is exactly the purpose for which
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted and
the true reason why they cure the worst
eases of stomach trouble.
Eat a sufficient amount Of wholesome
food and after each meal take one or two
digest t..
IN this way tue system is nourlsned and
The oyerworked stomach rested. because
the tFblets VIII digest the food whether
the stomach works or not, one grain OF The
active digestive principle IN Stuarts Dys.
ptpsia Tablets being sufficient TO digest
ovv grains OF meat, eggs or other alhu.
minouE food
DR.. Hariandsnn and Dr Redvau r,,o,,
menu these tablets in all eases Of detective
nlkeStlon because the peps.u and diaslase
~ inem are absolutely free from animal
za.,sa ano ether impurities, aud being
f~ee,a n 20 we taste are AS snfe mud harn.
1872 for the child Ms Tor tho adult.
~ arue stores sell this excellent nrenaea.
I'm sne me daily use Of them after meals
80. " " great benefit not ontr a. an I'm
nse'atr Iehsr but to permanently build IN
'n''s'tss the digestive organs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
MaIoney,s Meddinn.

or "Maloney's Wedding" an advance
notice says: flames l.. McCnbc In his play
that pleases old and Young, "Maloncy's
Wedding" which viii bc the attraction ~
the opera house Saturday, March IL, matt.
nee and night, is said to be by far the most
entertaining. 1t is comedy drama con.
structed TO please the young as well as tho
old and fairly teens with the most novel
ana humorous Ideas Of everyday lifv
"pau Maloncy, the good natlrcd victim
Of matrimonial venture, Is tyne Of char
actcr as true a. HE He posseSscs an lac
native Wit and llihcrnian mischief known 10
his race and bubbles oycr with refreshing
fun. Tho Widow Clancv. tho ionr parfnor
~ his humorousiy complicated court shin
and subsequent bride, furnishes % fund ot
sparkling Wit and iovislity that keepe an
"purinE the ptrtag nance pretty utus