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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
Weoen rnb 6nfnaicr.

Snbianopotts, 8. 6ebr. =
Na6 bier einge6enoen 9ePei4en
berrf8t in fat alien grOBeren Still
fen infolge Oon i6peren &egengufen
uno S6autpetter 9o6pafer. 9iegttez
bsrungen am 8dbaf6 fte6en unter
0aFer unb in Der 8egeno BON 2a=
fapette it bic 8eFubr 9roB. Sn
@bansDiGe lit bas Mafer oe5 Sbio
in biele 8e78dftS9e6GuOe an ufer
getreten. 8ieIe Sabrifen iinb ge=
i6lofen, a6er bie@eIddft5leute muir
ben reat8eitig %geparnt, 10 baB lie
t6re Waaren in 5i6er6eit bringer
fonnten. 3tpif9en 9untington un0
Sort Wa3ne fat Der NabaI6 auf beiz
ben 11fern einen gepaltigen Gee BON
- Wetlen QGnde Qebil0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
S~hhhna. Gnihrmir in Sthnrn.

St6acd, u.s., 8. 6eoruor.
Die SDp6u8z@piDemie breitet ii6 bier
INNER rpeiter aus, unO pdbrenO Ger
leBten "A 6tun0en finb So neue Safe
u~nqemeloet por0en. N&s6r, al5 Die
6GIfte Der @rfrontten 1tnO Cornell
6tuoenten, uno geItern 1T audi Der
erfte STUDENT benz Spp6us erlegen.
IS mar bie5 Der STUDENT R. 8.S6ue
murb aus 8~et6le6em, N}o. Ser el6e
mar elmer Der @riten, pel6e bon Der
tIdi16en &ronf6eit befaQen purben,
uno funb Dor IA Sa9en in Dem Uni
berfitGtsz6oIpital Nufna6me, no er
aud geftern ftar6. @on ben 40 bort
in 8e6anOlung befinOli6en 3pp4uSz
fduen foIen 16 nu8 Qngobe Der
2ter3te ie6r fdpere 6due fem. 9aS
uniDerIttGtSz 6ofpital 1T 70 OOQ, baB
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in BriDatz
bGuIern bi6t bei'm 6o5pitul 3immer
fir bic 8rdrten belegt BADEN. @tne
M}enge Der o~ustpdrtigen StuOsnten 1T
no8 6auie geretit, Inn Der @nitedung
3u entgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
SnnitGts>Seri1t
2unqenleiben, Grippe unb giaiern
forbern groBe OPfer an Men14erz
leben.

c4as Dem esfrio.u .sonntaasa gSrFsiSonSsnt9
Sn Der D~erfloFenen Mo4e mar Die
SterbIt6feit pieber iebr groB; IS
Harden 245 9eripnen. 2nngenletoen
berurIa6ten bic gr0Bte 3a9l Der 2o@
besfdle, nGmli9 76. Die Ntaiern unb
Snfluen3a berurfa4ten ie a4t Sooesz
fdue, unb es purben ga rrelle Sale
BON Grtruntungen an ben MaIern ge>
melbet. Die @terbli9feitsrate mar
1872 pro 1000 Der 9efammtzgeDOl=
ferunq, 21.67 fir bic @eiBen uno 81
70 fir bic Neger. 8on ben Beritor=
benen paren 40 i'm @uslunoe 9ebpren,
so purer g2eger, Is &tnOer famen
tobt our @elt, in 8apbiep Harden II
g~erfonen, in 6ofpttdlern % unb in
anberen Snitituten II; q Snqnefte
purber 0e6aGten. Sem Otter na6
bertbeilten bic SobesfdGe ii4, pie
folgt: "a 9erIoner tparen inter 5, 4
3pif6en 5 unb 10, 2 5pif9en 10 uno
is, 7 8fpff6en Is unb 20, Is 5ptf4en
20 un6 so, 10 8pifden 80 urO 40,
26 5piT6en 40 unb SO, 10 3tptf4en SO
un6 so, 27 3ptiden so unb 70, &c
spfT6en 70 uno 80, II 8piT4en so
unb 80 unb 5 5pif9en 80 unb 100
Sabre alt. 4ls geboren puroen 3O4
fDetBe unb 90 9egertinber gemelOet.
Die 6auptfG6ti4iten Sooesurfa4en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
&bfaRrtstage BON Ocean : 0ampFern.

Son 3cpsOorE
Der EamPttr sCt'auie' am Il, Gt5ruar nab
2ib,rpooL.
Or 2amgfer rgaOsnnu' ON 70. Gssruar nab
Reuptl uuo gtuua.
Ser Sampler s8es!a3u:' an p. Gcbruar nab
6dprs.
Scr 2ampfcr pan8ogia' om IA, a,brnar nah
Ser Sampler pGinlanO' am IA. G,bruar naa
@ntlpsrpcn.
Ser sampler p3Oernia' an II. 6,5ruar nan
Scr Sampler sM,faba' on II. gsbruar naB
Ser Sampler ,GanaotaR' qnt IA. 6cbruas nab
2iberpool.
9tr Sampler r9roOc' am IA. 6.bruor nab T.as
bel unO 8cnua.
Ser Sampler rGitta oi gapoli' am II. ftbruas
mad Reapel uHo 8euud.
Scr Sampler r@ermnuic' am IS. Gcbruar nab
2iperpool.
Scr Sampler sa0noam" am Is. Ge6ruar nab
SIR Sampler philadelphia AM IS. Gtbraar
mad southampton.
Ser Sampler paquitaius' am 10. 5ebrnar mad
6aorc.
mad Glasgow.
Ser Sampler sgraf @alOsie,' am 81, 6cbruar
mad Sduburq.
Scr Sampler rQu:ania" am q. 6c5ruae mad
2iberpool.
Der Sampler rmanomince" am 81. Gtbruar mad
Qoubou.
Ser Sampler gNcaar" am 21. G,bruar nab Rcas
pei.
Ser Sampler ,oancafrion' ON 81, 8,bruar nu5
2irerpopl.
QutpcrbCU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
RhnrIea @rather hnr

@hdrles 8retber, Der Ut0r0er
pon 4oam Strunt in S%trouOsburg,
gu., Der am "A. 5ebruur ge6Gngt perz
rem I'D, bat bic 8itte an Die Gountp>
beamten 8eri6tet, Bel Der @rri6tung
bes fir Jpn beitimmten 9algens mitz
be[fen all 0iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
2rkf ..fihIt1I rr hefirr-

Sem Dor I, 8. 6e6ruar.-Bm.
9ooper goung, nel6er betdnntli4
ieBt tpegen @rmorbung bon 5rau
Qnna 8uliBer pro3efiirt piro, 9atte
geitern pl0Bli6 feline Sottit gednbert
uno i6eint cine unbere &oQe 1pielen
gu fpoLlens 8ts6er mar er als ie6r
f4na6er, gdn3li6 nisbergebro6ener
W}enf6 auFgetreten unb feline entpe>
Der fingirte ober tpirfIi9e S6etlnu6mz
IoIigfait an ben 8eri6tsber6anolunz
gen, iein a~uffaGenoe5 8ene6men, ais
er bor bic S6ronten gefiibrt purbe,
foqten anf4etnenb gum 8laltben flip
rem, DaB er geiittg geit0rt lei. DIS aber
Der 8efangenentpdrter geitern U}orz
gen in ietne3e1e trat, begriiBte 0oung
i'm nit fro6er Stimme unb Iagte,
baB er ii9 nod ni4t bon fetnem 2az
ger er6e6en noQe, u6er Elm trdftiges
6rit6ftid unb fdmmtli9e W&prgen>
3eitungen gu BADEN pinI4e. 9as
fu6tantteQe 6ri6tid f4ten tbm fe6r
gut gu f9meden, un6 als er bamtt
fertig mar, f4nitt er ale 8eri6te ii6er
ieinen 9ro3eB aus ben 3eitun8en
6erauS. Dem i6er 6teIe pl0Bli6e
@innesJ 4enberltng gang eritaunten
8drter t6eilte Young 0ann freiptiag
nit, OuB er bebeutenO be1er fii6le unO
fro6 iai, nun 3psi Sage Ru6e gu pa
ben. 2tuf Die 6rage, o6 er geiitig FLAIR
iei, antpOrtete er: % ia, i'd fii9le ieBt
fehr fpDhl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
turibes1lribe beaeht selbfmnrO.
Reue Rebolution in Colombia be-
far8tet. = Sppoittion gegen ben
8anamatandl : 8ertrug.

gunamatandl : 8ertrug.
muf6ingtOn, 3. e., 8. Ge6r.
-gofna6ri9ten aus Colon ergeben,
bah Der friibere Snfurgentens 9eneral
Tribe : Tribe am 80. Sanuut5el6fz
morb begangen bat. 9eriel6e ber0fz
FentIi6te am Il. 0e3em6er ein@4reiz
BEN, in Gpel6em er Colombia beE9Ratb
ertbeiIte, bus @rl0f4en Der Banana
Ranal : Gon3efiOn in 1904 gu err
pqrten, neil bu5 2anb ulsbann frete
6anb in Der QngeIegenbeit baden
pirbe. M2an bdlt in Colon ber2tusz
bru6 elmer neuen Reoolrtion in Spz
petition gegen b~enPanamatanaI.@er>
traq fir tpahrf4einIi6.
Tribe : Tribe mar nt4t gdn3, 40
Sabre alt unb Elm 6D9ft fG6tger
M2ann. Die Na6ri4t i6er ieinen
Selbfmorb unb bic M0glt4teit elmer
neuen ReOOlution erregen bier groBes
Quffe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

"a Gents pro Mart unb GommiI>
Tion. g6eo. 8. 9tener &c 6 o.,
Ais @attr=S traBe. 4uslGnbti4es
@eIb, @e91el unb greOit : 8riefe.
@9iffstarten pOn unb nG4 europa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
Ser Strife Der Gbiragurr TaBrfnbIz
W1rfer.

G6icago, 8, Tebr. = Sin ~
ftOdiges 8ebGube in Der ga Solle>
@traBe tpurOe geitern Der 2iite Der
8e6auOe 6in3ugefii9t, peI8e bon Dem
Strife Der Sanitors unb Sa6rftublz
leute betroffen perOen. Snfolge Der
l1nteritiiBung ber 6u6rleute tpurOen
bic in ben 8ann get6anen @ebGu0e
6eute ni6t nit 8obIen Derfe6en uno
i6r 8orrat6 ion auf bic 9}eige 9e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

*** Die n9ol3drbeiter : Union
Scr. 6" beranitaltet beute i'm n2aborz
2Dceum" i6ren %. Sa6res6uu, fir
pel9en umfafenbe 8orbereitungen
~getroFfen tporben finb, Ser gintrttt
6etrGqt nur % Gents fir einen 9errn
unb 0ame, pofir grfrii4ungen ge@
reiht nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
G6~tffsfua6rihtcn.

2t3drb, 8. 6e6rudr. = @eit9tet
tpurOe bier Der 0umpfer gW}inneupoa
LIS dltf Der 6a6rt BON Netpz gort na9
2onbpr.
2iberppoL z. 6e6ruar. - Der
9dmPfer r&truria" fam BON gletps
gOrt bier an.
Qneenstonn n, 8. 3c6ruar. -
Der 9ompfer u2uonniu" BON Qibsrz
pool fn6r bon bier mad getpzgort
Deiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

*** Der @eIangDerein ngi8enz
frun8" feiert 6eute Qbenb, ben 8.
1ebr., in Der r9igbGanb NcaOemp" an
@atern : Nbenue, na6e 3, @truBe,
6ig6lanbtotpn, feline 5ubnenpeibe
nebit BAN. gQe 6reunbe Des 8eretns,
fofpie, anbere 8efangbereine finb err
Iu4t, Der 5a6nentpeibe bei3upO9nen.
XXI 5riI8 auf gum groBen Mass
fen6uQ bes r8orpGrts" 6eute, Mfonz
tag, ben 9. Te6ruur! bas 1T Die Paz
role Der n8orpGrtsler" unb i6rer
Hreunbe. 0as Gomite bat Iein N20g@
li6ites getbun, nm ben b%iesidbrtgen
MusfenbuQ gu einem in ben 4nnalen
bes 8ereins mod ME bagefpeIen Grz
fo1g gu geitalten. alio M&asten 9er@
aus! Sc f9nerer es ben 9reisri4z
tern gema9t pirb, bic fir Die better
8ruppen unb bic Be ten Gin3elmasten
al1sgeieBten 6D4t piinf9enspertben
9reiie gu berIet6en, beitO better.
*** Ser Scout : qoint MGns
ner9pr" label an anberer @tsle beg
r9eutI6en Gorrefponbenten" feline
3ablrei6en 5reunbe unb @0nner
e6enfaGs gum 8eiu6e ieines biesiG6z
riqen Musfen6ale8, 1pelder 6eute
Nbeno in Der ,@intra9t : 6aGs" abz
gebalten ipirb, Elm. Die umfaRenOz
item @orbereitungen iinb fir ba5 Set
g~etrofFen poroen, unO Oa 3e6n pertbz
boQe 9reiie CUR 8ert6eilung g%elangen,
lit auf cine rei9e Quspobl OOn M}u5z
fen gu boffen.
Xxx Sir ben GrO6finn" >Masten>
ban, tpeI8er am 9ienitag, ben II.
6e6ruur, in Der v@ermania : M}Gn~
ner9pr : 9aqe" ft%attfinbet, miro CUR
53eit nit pa6rem 5euereifer porbereiz
tet. Sin gebiegens 8oripiel 1T gez
plant unb ferner ~gelangen 3aRlret8e
9reiIe fir Die beften @in3elmasten
uno 8ruppen CUR 8ert6eilung.
XXX Der nNrion" : MuStenbaa
fin6et morger, ben 10. 6ebruur, in Der
y8ermuniazU 81 dnner6orz9aQe ftatt.
Sin Gomite, pel9es aus lauter erfd6>
renen Mdnnern 6efte6t, benen Oa5
8o6l beS @erein8 am 9er3en lie9t, lit
nit ben arrangements fir baS Set
betra1t tporben, unb bieIe5 Gomite
dr6eitete nit einem iol6en @tfer, boB
p6ne 3tpeifel Elm Ma5ten6au gu
@tanoe fommt, rel6er binter ieiren
8orgdngern nt6t 3uriidite6t. 8or
Quem fin0et cine groBartige Gr0ffz
n~ungs73ene itutt, fir beren 4uFfii4z
rung cine grOBe Summe beripiQtgt
porben 1T. Darn fino audi pertbz
bols Gin5elz unb @ruppenpreiie 9ez
ftiftet tporDen, 10 baB man duf cine
groBe Mastenf6aur rednen borf.
8inete fir ben 8u1 iinb BEL 6rn. SEQ.
Sitting. g}r. 8, NorOz9onioaDitraBe,
unb 6rn. 8. S6leunss in Der Stag
6d[e" AT 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

: NuF einem MasfHbaq in Neft>
Quincp, Ntaf, fam es gegen Norz
gen gu einem aGgemeinen &rapaa, BEL
pel8em bret 9erIonen Dur4 Meferz
itt9e rerIeBt purben. Sine 8erleBz
ung, fpelt6e OdnieG M5abonp am I'm
terlei6 erIit, tpurbe BON ben 9oIpttal@
beamten fir gefd9rli4 ertIdrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
silre GPeile mad, aenhhGanS,

un bic @eGt ober na9 irgenb einem
She'll Der 8elt %arrangirt. Rei1e6tIz
Iete iiber ale 8abnz unb 0ampferz
Qinien. sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
6 o., Ais Mater=Str. $685.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

8p1ter beerbtgt. - Der
2ei6nam Des WiQtam Boiler, Der am
5. b. Wlts. Bel Der Mr6eit als 9ra6t>
1pdnner einen plOBli4en Sob erlttt,
nuroe geitern Na4mittdg bonn Srauz
erbauie, SIR. 1882, OF<2omburoftra=
BE, aus auf benz 5rtebbufe Der Smma>
rruels : @emetnbe an Der 5arforb=
Rodb CUR lebten 3uhe beitattet. Die
8etheiligung mar cine febr 5dblret4e.
8aitor 3. Stiemte bielt in Der Stride
bic beutf9e unb gaftor Oscar 8uiier
bic en9lii9e Srauerrrebe. DIS 8ubr=
tu4trdger funsirten bic So. God
tpoOb. putterfpn. gppsn urb Gong
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
9crs Scin=Rirde.

Earbindl Gibbons firmte 216 &tnber
nnb 10 Grtpa91ene. - Ndmen Der
&inber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

Ha8 8eF 96ttube1P9ia
Be It INN t.
Die G9peine tparen BON 9rn.
8urfi6ere BON ben Glaremountzgie9z
bDfen an cine Mann, gaamens 9atten,
in ben MeFzq6iIabelpbier 8te4Aofen
coniignirt.
Gin 80 DerGebt.
Sci ben Nrbeiten CUR @ntfsrnung
Der Sriimmer bes Waggons purbe S.
s. Sins, 35 Sabre alt unb in Rr.
1890, 9ometpoobzA benae, BON einem
0rabte getroffen unb 10 idlimm an
&opfe berlebt, baB er in's uSt. So
Iep6s : 5oipitaG4 gef4ufft peroen
muBte. Der @erfe6r auf Der 8Dlfez
@traBenS2inie tpurbe nabe3u eine
balbe @tunbe lang blodirt. Cine
56dBung bes @4abens fonnte ni4t
erlangt tperben.
Gin 6ei5ofen erplobtrt
= SIM garlor bes 9aufes 0r. 2506,
OF<5abete>5 traBe, bon 9rn. 3. 8.
sFribi6e bepo6nt, erploOirte geitern
Morqen elm 8etroleum>Ofen unb es
entitanb Elm 8ranb, Der S4aben i'm
8etrage BON $3.50 onri4tete, eAe bic
Slammen gelDi9t perben tOnten.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
VA SRA N ! s
From Nome Worry Se-
 attIe Police.

Seattle. Dec. yesterday Chief sullivan issued an order through Cap tain Willard that all persons from Nome caught hanging about the saloons or places of vice in the city whom the police suspected in the least as being criminals, should be arrested and sent to him at once.
 This order grows out of the fact that Nomes watchful and energetic former chief of police last fall rounded up macy tough characters and shipped them to the outside. Accompanying the shipment was the following letter:
 Nome, Alaska, Nov. 10, 1902. Chief of Police Sullivan.
 Seattle. Wash.
 Dear s,ir:-The city council of Nome lately authorized me to forcioly restrain and ship to the "outside" such ohjec- tonable characters as l thought the community had best be rid of. Every man of that class in the city seemed to thlnk that he had been selected for de- portatiOn and there was Q stampede for seattle. 1 have not one of the gang left. have handed you the bunch. V write you this letter to let you know there was no malice aforethOugh ght in what l have done. hope that have at least prevented any economic ally inclined assembynen of your city from suggesting a reduction of your ly ones among the crowd who went out and you may be busy for a while after their arrival. Your, truly,
 J. J. Jolley,
 Chief of Police, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

The steamship Manuense has been sold to the Northwestern Cont. ercial Co. and next season she will be placed on the Seattle-Nome-Siberian run. Capt. Rosene. of the company left Seattle Dec. p. for St. Petersburg to attend a meeting of the Northeast oi- beria Co.of which he is a leading spirit.
 The steamship Oregon is receiving extensive repairs at Moran Bros sli . yard Seattle. She will be complete ly overhaulod at a cost of S15, 900 and will be as good as new. She will be again put on the Nome run.
 Steamer Discovery is eXpe, ted to be at Dutch Harbor May ,, ready to Il a e | dash for Nome, where she Will again engage in the Coast business
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
Caucus Cali. 7tll Ward

Notice is hereby given that the Ith Ward will hold a caucus at Carliss Bros. store. Monday, March l6. 1903. at i:lo D. m. sharp, for the purpose uf placing in nomination candidates for council man from the 1th ward and the trans action of other business. After the nomination of candidates. the caucus will be adjourned to q later date, at which ad djOurned general caucus meet ing the voters of the ward will select from the nominees d candidate for councilman.
 The Steering Committe appointed at the former caucus have reported that the 1th ward, under municipal Ordin- ance No. 32, comprises All that por- ton of the city lying East of the center line of the x. A. T. & T. company's Track to the limits oI the corpOraut on. It therefore appears that w. B. Good rich heretofore nominated as resident of the 1th ward. resides in the 9th ward.
 G. r. GOGGIN, Chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

The case of Webb vs. Malley and the Northern Mining Co.,. involving the "Webb fractIOn,' on solomon river, has been on trial since Monday. and will go to the jury sometime this after noon. The jurors are NJ. F. Atkinson, r. $. Lang. D. Goodfriend, J. C. Gall ney. A. Widstead. G. H. Wintermantle, A. D. Turner ". II. Buett, J. Wood- son. J. W. Bayne Paul Kje.stead, F. J. Milkey.
 The next case on the calendar is that of Dornberg V. Mitchell.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
NEWS NUGGETS.

The Arion club will give their grand entertainment this evening at Golden Gate hall. A chorus of l6 voices will be feature, besides there will be an excellent musical program, together with other interesting events. Iefresh- ments will also be served.
 $. II. Stevens, ST., father of $. H. Stevens of the Gold Digger, died in Chicago Dec l9. of Bright's disease. Mr. Stevens was I6 year, of age. lie served in the union army during the civil war. and later was d member of the Chicago board of trade.
 Wm. D. Shue and Geo. Horton are now proprietors of the well known Royal Cafe. Both gentlemen have long been connecte1 with this popular place, and arc we'll and favorably known. That they wlll meet with great success Is the wish of a host of friends.
 A map of Seward peninsula recently compiled by w. C. Wilkins shows "the relative positions oi the rivers. creeks and tributaries in Nome, Council, Port ] Clarence. Kouyarok. Good Hope and Fair Haven record tng districts, and is practically correct and authcntic'', the fact being attested to by Judge Moore and L. $. Comm ssiouer Reed of Nome. { The regular fortnightly meeting Of the Academy of Sciences will be held next Tuesday evening at the high school building. Interestin. pape"s will be read by Captain Whistler, Mss Edith Blake and Mr. Phil Ernst.
 In Judge Reed s court yesterday Jake Kuhn was convicted on charge of stealing sled from John D. DeF'ries and sentenced to three months in the 1 federal jail. Kuhn was defended by John McGinn.
 Thomas Mast, who won great fame as a caricaturist, died recently at Guaya- quil, Ecuador. where he was consul general. Mr. Mast was d brother-n- of Mrs. J. Vincent Browne of this city. | The Bachelors social last night at the Congregational church was great suc- cess in every way. The attendance was large. The receipts amounted to Sll5.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
VALDEZ-DAWSON.
(Continucd From Page l.)

E. Abercrombie from NaldcS to the Tanana. This stretch will continue to be. as it has been for two year, past, of material benefit and comfort to the miners going to and from the Chesto- chena and other Copper river placer districts.
 For winter travel the promoters say the Ealdes-DawsOn route surpasses in speed and comfort. by far, that of the trail running from Skagway to the metropolis of the British Yukon. And from the standpoint of safety it is a less hazardous journey than that along tLe Yukon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. J. O'Shaughnessy. the Council mining man. who has been spending q few weeks in Nome, and Chas. Fowler of Council, left this morning for that place.
 Mrs. Geo. V. Borchsenius is slowly recos ering from severe attack Of ill., ness. She is still under Dr. Rininger's $ care.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Mahoney, of Teller, came down with horse team reaching Nome Wednesday evenlng, with the mall.
 Jack Horn is in town from Candle creek, having arrived on "Wednesday night. Things are quiet at Candle, little work being under way.
 Dr. $. ]. Call, deputy collector of customs, has been confined to his room for the past few days. the result of Il severe cold. He is now recovering.
 Chas. F.. Keidel, of Peck X keidel, who have d lay on No. ,, Daniels creek, is in town. The firm is employing a2 men and big dump is being taken out.
 Rev. C. F. Ryberg, of the Congrega- tional church, who severely injured one of his ankles last week, k s.owIl im- proving.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
SUNDAY DINNER ..ROYAL CAFE...
Win. D. Shue and Geo. Horton, Msrs.

Wm. D. Shuc and Geo. Horton, Mgrs. Sunday Dinner with Bottle California Claret sl
 Bisquc of Oyster
 REIISHES
 Olives Pickles Fried Dolly Warden Trout Tartar Sauce
 ENTREES Chicken CroquettcS, French Peas Brai2ed Beef with Macaroni
 Salmi of Reindeer with Dumplngs
 ROAST Prime Ribs of Beef au jus Stuhed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
 VEGETABLES Early June Peas Boiled and Mashed Potatoes
 DESSERT Cabinet Pudding. Cream Sauce, Vanilla Ice Cream, Cake. Crackers, American
 and Swiss Cheese
 EXTRAS-TO ORDER E Spring Chicken Sl.00, Reindeer Steak or Chops Sl .00., Corn or Oyster Frtters 25c Apple FritterS, Vanilla Cream sauce - Short Orders Served Ut Ali Hours - -
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
Drink Green River Whisky, without aheadache, at the Board of Trade.
Ski Tournament.

The Ski Club tournament will take place at the head of Dry creek at l2 o'clock tomorrow, Sunday. Just how many entries there will be IS not a, yet definitely known, but Mana ,er 1. B.. Sverdrup is confident that there will be some rare sport. A number of teams will leave for Dry Creek at II o'clock. aud there promises to be d large at.cn- dance of visitors.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
! Large size Sanchez & Haya cigars l2t cents at the Second Class saloon.
For Council.

E. G. Will. of Rowe X Will, the well known freighters, came in this morn ing from Solomon, which place he left yesterday. Although severe storm is raging, he says that his teams bad no difficulty in keeping the trail. Mir. Will will leave tomorrow morning. taking the United States mail for Coun- cil and way points, his firm having the contract for it's delivery.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
Phone Black 37
An Autograph Luncheon.

Mrs. Frank Swanton gave 8 very pleasant autograph luncheon at her home on Steadman Ave. Wednesday af- ternoon. Those present were Mrs. C. $. Johnson, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Fish Mrs. Gus Seitfert, Mrs. w V. Rine- hart. Mrs. J. F. A. Strong and Miss smith.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
The Weather.

According. to observations of the weather taken at the court house, the thermometer has been below zero but once this month, which was last eve- zero.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
A simple way to test the aculty of rour sight bN reading the following:

or ,smsnt of pt msde '~ that
 
 . should IL does nc. Of light disturb As e' discomfort Asi the eJsg "h.a As,-"' '' k.i, hts-n ihehs, 4isi..,, si.sssn e . bs fs'Sa,ei ty ha'r sf glasses st'~i
 Ed. trledman, SC .entihc and practi- cal opticion, has the latest appliances for testing your eyes coupled with i2 years experience which makes him competent to fit any eye which glasses will help, All optical work at outside prices until the opening "f navigation. Office at The Igloo, 424 Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14

Are you in need of job printing? If So. try THE NUGGET job printery. Our prices have been cut in two, and our work is guaranteed.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J. F.. Coles:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned co-owner with you of that certain placer mining claim known as and being the Nugget bench claim, which is bounded on the east by claim No. below discovery on Cement creek. and on the south by the Bird claim, on Green gulch, a tributary of Snrock river. in the Port Clarence mining district, District of Alaska, has expend- ed the sum Of Sl00 in labor and Improvements thereon during the year rn;idlu 7" re. e.INI2. aS required DV section .J-+ Ul h. ; .lLuteS of the United States, to hold same, and if with In 70 days from the date of service of this publ- cation, you fail refuse to contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure to me, your interest III said claim will become the property Of the subscribing co-owner under the said section or the Revised Statutcs of the United states.
 CO-owner.
 Date of first publication Jan. 10. leOS
 Date Of last publication Aprildl, lM5 S.'
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If you stop at the Spencer wl,. n you are at Council City you Will le made. comfortable.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14

r you want to enjoy quiet game ( pool go to the Discovery Saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14

While III Council stop at the Sper- cer. Home Cooking, New Beds aid Warm Rooms.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14

Pool and billiard tables at the Board of Trade saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-14

Paints and Oils. Nome Trading Co.