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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

b1llIc.
9temsYorf, Is. 6e6ruur --
Sorrp g. S6oip'8 Ero3cB wltrOc
0c,lte nor Dem 9iihtcr 6ibgerolo mic
Der ouigenomnlcn. Ser @cihmorcuc
Bolton, beIicn @ottin ml lcttcn 6rei.
tog itorb, mar in iCincm EloBc un0
crfldrtc. er lei pollt0nnlcn I'M Ston-
sc, iCinc Eilid)tcn 0I3 Niitglic0 Der
SSurp 6llrd5unIbrcn. 9lllcm 2lnlbcln
nadl miro Der 4Sro5cB jcbt non Der
Gcrtbcioiglng loluobl lDic Don Der
GtootSonmotlDdft belhlcllliat lucr.
oen iolpcit Is monlih lit. Die &lwn
miro nidbt lpicocr III 9lbQcihloiicnbcit
Aehnltcn luCr0cI, bis tic Die Gnp0-
0ung ibrcS &crbifta bcNinnt. Or.
y. 9. GponS ~ln0 Or. Charles Is,
9Soqncr, 5lpci bon Der &crtbci0i0ltnA
borgcIu0cnc Spe5iuIiitcn iiir @eiltca-
irnllfbcitcn mur0cn III Scr Nornit-
ta02iibng OILS 3cllQcn pCrnonImcn
mo Nubcn 0ic Vriin0c olL nli lucItbc
Iic tbrc llcbcr5cuglIna bolirtcn BOB
Shoiu 5ltr Belt Oeo Dtor0c3 lm0 ou6
Ctlidc Wionotc nod 0cnllclbcn get
Itc30cit6rt mar. Sbrcn 2lu0ln9cn 5lls
rolgc battc ibnen Sb0u gcinNt cr
babe Wbitc nidt t60tcu iouoeu i'm
lulr Oor @criht 9W Ncdcnldolt sic.
bcn lDoIen. Sernig tbciltc Gbmp ocu
3cll0cn nit Mbitt vi ein ringefIciItb-
ter S9iiItling lmo 4erlilbrcr gclucicn
lno bobc 0nbcuot BON WiGohcn
0irC6 0roguen bctnlbt umo rllinirt
Or GponS Inttc Sbnu cimmol i'm
@cfdngniB aciro0t:
o@cnn Sic fcincn @unIh hc0tcn
9Sbitc 81 t60tcn lunrum tbotcn Sic
Is Ocnn?"
Sic &oricbuna miihte iid cin, "
onhportetc Gbolp, vrno bciorgtc Ser
9fcIt. is NOR cine Sonoluug Der
Norlcbuug."
9r. &o0ner b3cuatc, ooB ibn
Sbou cinnloI Nciaat bo6c, c9 ici icinc
CSholp'3) Ntilljoh iunQc WtdOhcn
3ll bcId)iibcn mo tie olli rcdtc g4eNc
}ll iiibrcn.
GcIpbin Wt. Gclnlo5 lcitetc bcutc
Die ScrtbeiOi2unQ pieoer lrnO oQc an.
ocrch on oen Ero3eiic brtGciIi0tcn
Nmu0ltc luorcn am Plobc. Ser YIN.
9ctlogte ldiCn IN Der beItcn Stim.
lnllng.
N$n Der NohnrittogSIibung lulr0c
ons 6cIton1cnt, melde8 SGnp i'm
9lpril 1905, om Gage ieincr 6od5cit,
aufgeIett bate, ais 9emeisnloterinl
un9c6oten rno oCrIeieu. Gr iebt oorin
Die Srnrme Don 10000 ouS, mcl6e
lilr Ocl Sail, Oob cr zines qelpaltio.
men So0eS ltcrbc, ullf oic llnterills
dung IetntS 3o0c9 lln0 Die epenttellc
ScItroflng Der iiir benicIbcn peront
portliGcn Ecrioncn aus. Gr binter.
laBt oltb eincm 9InDalt IN Fitts6ira
$500, nit mel6hem @eloe ser 9(n.
malt 8enilgtbmng fir pier jlunge
,Sroucn5inlmer Die ongeblih bic
SpIer lrtiittlifer 9lngrtfic Stonioro
gSbtc'S pIrbcll, bon 2ebterem crIan.
gen IoIl 9lubCroent perlnohtc er ici.
ncr @nttin Gpelpn 9teSbit 5bolu
$4,000, Gin ,Sobrca9elo bon $500 fiir
Den 9ruocr 6oparo feSbit unO Der
l6ieocne Slmmcn an onoere Yerlos
nen Worgen iollen 3r. &ammono
ltno Or. Settle, 3Dei onoere Srren>
ur5te, pcrnonmcn Deroen lmo meroen
DorcuSIidtlid 0buIife 9lusidgcn ma
d)en mic Ole bcIti9en 3eugen. Wiog,
lidcr @eiie miro alt6 Die @ottin 0cS
Singeflngten pieOer ati Dem 3cltgen-
Itan0c cridleincn un0 lire 9(ltSioden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
rns nrnhr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plnntsiis

ole Gntocdllug oeS Sr. SIIsbee. bat glnlprut'
nui oen Aunleu yous lSllltner bes, SHbr6lll.
ocri5" 10000 nnntbdre Batienier iegnen mics
elliiue uniriiglibe pamorrbOioen 9eilmliiel
mo Se mclne umion lSdfdmiitel SGlbca
uao nnerIibe DtiiteI Gngeuenoel baben. lper
ben ods dnGenebme eelhbi GHgeublidiiher
zhntcrilinoCrung ltno Die ltebete peluHg 81
luiroiOCu piieli, luelGc ourd) Auateiis getudbri
iucrocfl. BrciS s. 00l gru6eIi frei Srnnco
HiGeianot our6 y. heuitaeoter & Co tor
2liG Gep Ycrl. (StSo "a. I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
penniDlOania Giitnbabn,
Bnllrtim.
Bnurtit,.
0Saibingtcns @eburtstaa im SltlamticsGitD.

NuBe Chen lit yoibn9ons @eburtSto9 mGbrenO Der 6oen
ct ser 6e6tee Iog in Ataic Gitb o marttrt Die Gr0t'nmg
ser Nclihaidcn Saiiou "a g2obratnns c6r@ol IN Ocem
Sabre ntf cn Yreitoq idn gcpGb cine olSno6nIdc @cc
oenbt W encn bcr Sen Sonnta9 batcrnOen Nn@inB in Ocm
grobortocn onlcritnniid)cn Hciort.
Sin 6ndgrbeloer Eulmon r@u9Gon, Ser baltimore al
icoc @pdcna1 tf0 Nadn. pcGBt undt 0rcf Ncie nod
Mlanc Gitp m0aIid }uhcn Baltimore mo &6laocpbto cb
@oogcrcn ser Gorn0 cneS Spc gSoA0on9 ur %er1anG
Sn Broad Strafn 9ohnbo Ebilo0cpbo miro 0ieer Mo8gon
sem ia 9fofnuq uoh Ntlant Gtp oo Ser bcribmen Neo
gride6ou on1e6Gn9t nO fommt $50 Nodn III tlon
tic sir Sic Hdrce perGbt ser @a0Non Ntontic Gq an
ie0cn g8odc1tnQc 1000 &orn no fommt in Baltimore nm
2O 9tadm nit Dem &ubnQton GrpreB Sem in FDloocpbn
cin Speie, @oQqon otAebdna miro.
PIN iG M6ri miro Scr oItantic Gitp SpecoL Der oHrN
oc6euo ans Buffet Farlor guglol3 o GooeS bebenoe 39
}uic1 g9ai0naon rO antc Gitp IN 9cn acelt Gr tnDrt
non Baltimore all @odcua0cn - fncm. ob. (5O1b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Sin Gpfcr bcs Sbnm-l -lsrpsciIcs.

9f q OiIon, @i5c., IS. 5ebrlor
- Sobn 2er6olp6 aus SoncspiGe,
@i5c, lit in 6oIdc bcs EGap- -Gro5eis
ies po1Itdn6ig iibergcidtuoppt uno
nuBte beute in cine Srrennnitalt &c.
bradt mer6en. Gr ipridt iiber nidjt3
9lnocres ais ben Bro5eB uno erflGrt,
cr nerbc $4,000 0aralti perneu0en.
Sbap aus Der @atid6e 81 belien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Snm sYroSeb.
llutcrbruMcnc GcrbanOluu9Cn iuiCocr
anfgcnpmmCn,

@citbporener Bolton Ociien Satin
lcbtc g8o6e itnrb, mieocr oicnIt-
idbia. - McDr &rrcudr3tc 3cuacn
iiir Ocn @abminn oc9 2ln9eflo0
ten. - 0oa uor 5mci &o0rcn pom
ocmiclbcn otfacicttc Gcltoment
ais Ncpei@ntitteI luJtcrbrcitet.
TSn g8iSconiin lit eli, Niom iibcr
Ocn lbop-@ro3eB total iibcrBc.
idnappt umo Iibt jebt inn 9}orren,
6nuic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
>l4aoluaD's
YiQcll

ino rein htgcidbiIifb rHo ann3 SuberIdiHg
@epirIen noIlIommcne geroouuHa. boaitduoiee
Tbiorbiruug nno gennoe ReaelmdBiGfeit
3ur Gur uun allen aeibtu ocs Wlagens, Der
@eodrme, Oer Gerea, Der slaTe, ppn uerp5ien
Srnmtbritcu. sdmurrbuibeu, appf,ueb anb alien
2ebcrleioen.
Freis % Gents bic G6a6ie Birb bon aI
len Npotbelern beridutt nno per BoIi naCb
Gmpfnng oeS 8etrages berianoi
siabwaD & 6u., 55 GIm'Strabe, 9aetp, ,yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
S1iubSbutdDnitcn bon ser 0iiitr.
GobIcnbarQcn 0urN Iuirmiidcs Mct-
ter pom Ncmoruucur lo5AcrilIen
uu0 oitf sen Strln0 lcmor'cn -
Nfc6rcrC ScClcIttc iundcfumlncn


uno oiti sen Strln0 Qcnoricu. -
Mc6rcrc Scelcltc iuulcfomncn
SfAblon0 2igbt Waii., is.
6cbrtar. - Sic @orgen o2Ila3fa," "
9ctboDrc5" rm0 o@irorG," rucIcbc I'M
ShIcpptou 0cS HcmnrQucir& o&oQrD
6orAe" bon Ger oEbiIooclp6ia nno
HcoOinN GOnl 60" nit &urgoS Sob
len nllf Ser Tabrt bon EbiloocIpbia
nod goItom 2pnn un0 SolemS,
Moll, morem rii'cn Iic6 6cluc iriib
mahrcno cincS bcitiAcn NorOoitlurs
mes bon Dem SdIcppoampicr los.
Die Barge ,@irarO" Itronoctc ieitocnt
at Ser &iiitc bon bier, un0 GapitGn
2oriclL iomic Scemaum Wlorton
9itrfc uur0cn 0lrd sic Wannihoit
Der nn6cn &iiItcnrctrmg3itatipn ans
llfcr gcf6r6ert. 3pei onocrc Gee
lertc, Nomen8 Noicpb ISobnion uu0
Soicpb Sobonnicn crtranfcn it Der
aaiiitc. @inc mOcrc 9arAc, mcldc
man iilr Die o2ll0ato" bGlt, nur0c
baIO 0ormli cbcniauo uabc bier uli
sen StranO Acuoricn lu0 0urd) 0ic
SronNun0 5crtriinnncrt. Iic gauge
Mannhait lunbrifcnIid aus Orci
oocr bier Ecrionen beltebeno, fom
um@ Hcbcn. Co9 Sdifiol Ser 0rit.
ten Barge rm0 0c3 TculorQuclra itno
nod nid)t bcfonnt.
(SpNtcr) - &n @aBcn fdncn
iccbS SccIcutc um'9 @ebcrL iuoclien
iilo mw Die 9tomcn uon 5mciru DER
Opicr, nGnIih &obuion'@ mo SO.
bntnicn'&, bctonnt. Ter HcnorQuclr
uno oie Barge @ctbopreo" bciiuocn
iidl in Sihcrbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
StcncrsS ScpurtcmCnt, Matb6onS.

baltimore, bcu ~. ,Scbrunr 1907,
hnb elm SiSruutu nan 5pei @rnicut ami sic
@rnnoeigentbumS-, EerIunui uio SCilIritdi,ll.
SteucrrerbutugeH BON 1907 GClu0bri miro. ole
! ibr TatmitiuaS 6einbit mcrScn. aRni Gro'
seut EiSeuntu lucrocu ami SlNnioiicner RED
imHgeu geipibri NcHC RfChnuW0cn uSGc
funot. nenn hieiebru uiht pcriuulidb uncr net
Roit peruHNt mcrocu.
Ncurn 9SiniamS,
(,Sebi0 21hl SteuCrS SinuebmCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
N6tung,
DentOfratil6e
gSdbler,

Sie aruHe SSidltiatcit Der tummcuocu
WiaHurss&nBl cttcuucno uno riiria ournui
bebndlt, bas bic nempfrntiidbc Snrtct nlo
itrcn Gauoionteu cincn Mann nOminirt,
auf ben ailc 5atiiUnru ncr Vnrtei in Der
GngemeinCu gSnbl iidl eiuiacu t1nnen, uuo
IN hem @tnubcn, oaR cjcnrac ". 9immicu
Der Wlnnu 1T, bcr nicS gltdlidlc 9iciutnt
ber6eiiiihreu fGnu, ucroru bic ncmuiratis
iteu Ndhfcr Der Stnot bicrmit criudlt,
Gin thGtaee 1ntrreic ournu III ucbmcn,
Nru. 9htnlcu III ucrnuiacu, iciuC Gnnois
oatnr III Ucrtiinbeu.
3itienineu, iueldc ocu 9Suuidl bcacn,
hnD CT oieo i6uc, iucncu gridniait on bic
llutey5eihuctc inldIc SUouiicmcnto ciuicua
oru. bic ic iba III aebcu uCrmOacn, uuO
mutlru ~ 8lciGcr Scit nnaebcu, mclmr
etlmmuul III iriucn @nuitcu uprbrrridt,
@ir Iiub H6erseunt, baR Sr. gmmicu
nadI Gmpfuun ncennccr Grmutbi1unn i'm
iiberrebeu laiicu miro, in oCu anmpi cius
Sntreteu, nno pcuu uumiuirt, CT nit nrus
fer DaiDritGt crluGBIt wcrOcu miro.
std,tuHaspun
2lnm(en DemoErdtiC
AGoeiation,
(5Ob) Nr. Il, Meeanc'@laec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Strifcficbcr in Selcna.

NelCna, Wont, IS. Sebrltar. ~
Ger StrnBenbabn-, Der 8eleudltlmgs.
uno Der lclepbonoienIt IN bieiiNcr
Stn0t nur0cn beutc 0urd Strifc5 Der
OIotornldrncr, Gonoufteure, 9robt'
ipanner mo lelepbonr1ohen labnt
uclcJt. 2lllc iorocrn bobere 2obnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
s lcntcntCnu'3 Cri h il ttCrtc
Stcllun9.

Eori3, IS. Sebruur. loa
Shidiul Oc3 &obincta Glcmcnccou II.
Die cn0ailItigc Gntiheiouma oh oir
pom llntcrriht9nliltiitcr 9riouO an.
0cbobnte g'ciIc9lng Der &irhcnucr.
nietbung1.6rogc Sbntinhc miro,
miro lid pobrldcinlid) norgcn Der
ouSitellcn. !Otorgen iriib miro 0oS
aobinct ~ ocr Srogc StcQuuq ncb'
men in0 am 9to6mittog por oo0
Forlomcnt gebcn ltn6 icinc SoItllng
crflorcn Iie rnoifalcn repubIifonis
lden glbgcor0netcn Wclnicr II. Sui
cpHc hoben 6nrcin qCluilligt iGrc iitr
mor9cn ongeIogtcn r(ntcrpcllutIoncn
olti5lld)icben, bis Ouo &nbinct cine
mciterc @eIcgenbeit ge6ubt bdttc, 0ic
Sadlogc 81 betrabtcL mo in Der
3luildcnjcit mer0cn oic lmtcrbono-
lllngcn 5luiihCn Dem ScinC, Er1ief
tcn De Sclut$ uu6 Otni crjbiid6ili.
den 9oo0illtor bon Forio, Wioniiclr
Nmictte, il6er bic @ernIictbltngS.G Son,
trofte iuSpcn0irt.
. GS gilt BON born Gcreir olS iiher.
ooB 9riono, ioQ9 er Iienltog i'm &os
binct geid)logen miro, niht mr iein
Gorteiilillc uieocrIegen, iouocrn nld)
an Die Icputirtenfommen 9egcn ocu
Misunderstanding oppeQircn miro nnO
oa} bonn Der aompf oui Dem 9oocn
oe@ Sauic8 5uiihcn 0enl Tremicr.
WtiniItcr lmo icincm ilngcn 2IOiu'
tanten, oeiien Heoen 3u @uniten ci.
ner liberolen 9tuslc9ung oes Sren.
nlngSgeicBeS 81 mic0er6olten Diulen
i'm gon5en 2onoc 0ifentlih on0c.
ihloQcn ntroen, nu3gefo6ten Iucr.
6en pirO.
Gine bemertenSlucrtbc S6otIad)e
lit. 0ob, ipGbreno sic Rcqierlmg nod
5ogert, nli ser nuOeren Scite in jobl.
rciden Gomnnmen gcgen Die Su.
Itrlftion umb Die @ciiiro ser 9ieoie.
RING 6ontrottc 5luiihcn oen Woirc9
un0 Scr GciItIid)feit obgeifloiicn
tucr0cn.
Fr1ii0cnt 6n(licrcS cr,
3ielt cinGtnperncGmcn.
Garia, IS. 5ebruar. Irdli.
bent 5olieres miId)te ih beitte per.
ionlih elm, Inn Ole 0iiieren5cn i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Eorcoc3 Sniurrcftion

G q II nllc gclu D I D II.
Caracas, &euc5ueIo, 10. 6bcr,
S;o BORT oi Spoiu GriniOoo, is,
S5ebr. -- Gic 9Iodrid)t iibcr Ole an
y. 6cbruor criol0tc e'ciouAruuubmr
oc0 SnirrgcntcniiibrcrS @cncroI va,
re0ca III 81 9loiorio, robc WorboI
HorGo, lit ofii5icIl bcitGti0t Gin
Sdnlpi Qiug Der @cionNcnnobnlc uor.
nt2 uto FnrcOcS ioIl ucrlultlOct iein,
nllcin tcinc BON bciOcn Fortcien
idcint 1rnbc NcrIltitc erlittcu 81 bo'
ben. 9ic %niltr9entcrihoor lpur cine
tIeinc lmO botte cine groBc llebcr.
modbt qeqen lih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Satire im Sterben ?
&cnc]nc!N'S 0ittntor ioll mirflidJ lei
nCn Gu0c unbc icin.

aIGaIihca GnOc Oca SniurreftionS-
Scrilcb9 0ca @cucrala Gorc0cS.
SuhlaAc in Grautrcicb fl1rt
Iid) mic0cr. - &Crlnittcln0c Gin-
miichunA 0cS YrGii0cutcu IoQic.
res in sic 0iifcrcBcu Scr 9}iui.
tier Glcmcnccnu unO @riun0 miro
mobriheinli6 eincn Shr} 0c9
&abinet2 Ocrbiitcu Gcmons
Itrationcn Scr llntitIcrifolcn in
>Stolicn. - @roBca Scidcnbe.
0Gn0nib iiir Sen 9ihtcr Goroucci.
@tllcm itu0, &niel Curacao,
is. tScbrllor. - gtodridtcn ans Wta.
clIto, &eucNclo, pom QcitriAen 0os
tim crBcbcnJ OdB Frdiioent Goitro,
trot Scr pon iciner Rc9icrln0 crlaiic-
ncn optiniitiihen bulletins, icit lei
ncr tiir3lihcn Operation ulmtdblih
Idp0hcr Gcpor0cn it, 0nb ieiu 3l-
ltolo iebt bcOcntIcGer lit, olS ic Dor.
bcr. IS bciBt logan, OoB iciuc 9Icr3te
oIlc 0oinunG nIi icinc (Scncnmg
ouioeQcbcn bo6cn. Seine &0rpcrtcm-
pcrohlr lit oti t03 NciticNclL Der toItc
9runo lit cinActrctcn >m0 oo0 GuOc
ocS Euticntcn ihcilt nnbc.
Gla penc5uelaniiCbc &auonenboot
.,9felt1lro0or" lie9t ~ ga @uoirN
mo Jolt pic e@ bciBt, GoItro'S @cid)c
nad ieillcm IoOc nnh Yucrto GobcIlo
bci6r0crm bon no aus iic bebuiS BE.
croigna noh Eolencia acbrndt per'
sen iol.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
ALFONSO ZELAYA
 FORGIVEN
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Alfonso Zela .. va, son of the president of Nicaragua, who became estranged from his father because of his marriage to Miss Stella Baker of Washington, daughter of a government clerk, has arrived here with his bride on his way to his home in Managua. There has been a recon ciliation between father and son.
 The Nicaraguan executive has for given the prodigal and has asked him to come home. So on Tuesday he sail with his wife for Nicaragua. by way of Panama.
 The romance of young Zelaya and Miss Baker brought them a good deal of notoriety. Zelaya. who had been a cadet at West Point did not like the rigorous discipline there and quit He went to Washington, met and fell in love with Miss Baker, and arrange ments were progressing for their we'd ding when the prospective bridegroom was kidnapped by supposed agents of his father
 He was taken as far as New Orleans. where he regained his freedom. He re- turned forthwith to Washington and made Miss Baker his wife. Parental wrath and the cutting off of his allow ance followed, and the son of the rich est man in Central America was forced to earn a livelihood
 News of his fathers forgiveness through a representative of the Mica raguan legation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
REV0LUTI0NISTS
 SHOT IN RUSSIA

ernn.ent d lot of good. The story goes on to say that the murdering is going on without the semblance of a trial and that the executioners go about their awful work with the most perfect sang froid.
 When the time comes for the killing of a batch their graves are first dug and prepared. and sometimes the vic tims are summoned from their sleep without having had the slightest ink ling of their fate.
 The news has caused a sensation here as the source from which the re- port comes cannot be questioned or doubted.
 The censor carefully prevents publi- cation of the details in the Russian papers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18

HO lt iN@l Nov. 1S.- Just before the news ot e''orlc's suicide reached this place today. Mrs Told confessed that she as~'srod him in mur2crng h'r ovt husband.
 The confession created d sensation here. as people had come to believe her innocent after thc admission or hi guilt by Steele.
 The nerve sh" displayed in hood uihlline Steele to expose himself before tn" hidden detective and the consum- ma impotence If the act is the sub, i"ct of talk all over the country.
 The only reason she gives for the muner is that she returned Steele's love.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
TEARING OUT FLOOR
 TO MAKE ICE RINK.

Work begins today on the tearing out of the hard wood floor of the Golden Gate hall to make room for the flooding for the coming ice rink.
 The famous old hall will soon be transfigured and will be built around in such a way that an immense indoor space will be provided for pastimcs.
 Nick Nicholson, who has the con- tract for building the rink, says it will be 170 feet in length in one direction, and that it's dimensions in other ways will be much greater than formerly expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
MURITANIA TRYING
 FOR OCEAN RECORD

The newspapers have spoken of rothing so much as of her trip for the rast day or two, and her sendoff equal led in enthusiasm the one given to the l.usitania on her famous record-break- ln% tourney some time ago.
 Should she break her sister ships wonderful record il is said that it will prove the advantage of a certain in Nention which can still further be i'm proved and whose improvement will mean a still more remarkable speed for ocean liners.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
LAWYER IN
 TROUBLE
ATTORNEY ROBINSON ACCUSED OF CONsP WITH PILES
 IN FAMOUS CASE.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 OLYMPIA, Wash. Nov. lN The su- rrcmo court has cited Attorney John Robinson to appear to show cause why hr shoudl not he disbarrcd from the court because of his alleged conspira- cy with Senator Piles in connection with the suit about the Sullivan estate in which Piles and Robinson were op- posing counsel
 The case was decided some time ago in favor of the people represented by Piles. and the senator is said to have made an amount approaching the mn- lions.
 Suspicion has recently rested on Robinson in connection with ter and sensation is promised
 II has not been said that Senator Piles reputation k in danger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
CHUTE THE CHUTES.

There has been born a rumor within the past few days that a chute the chutcs would be built in connection with the new ice rink, but when run to earth it was found that the port originated from the intention or the members of the Radiator club to pro vide amusement for themselves Nitn- out work. by erecting sloping plat form down which a man on roller skates could glide without exorti0n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18

FAIRBANKS. Nov. I>. The Abol. business section of Clrar> cty was destroyed by fire early ~atwI.g pou- ing.
 A high wind prevailed at t1. time the blaze started. and the flames mad rapid hradWay destroying about $75.- ooo worth of property In a very short true
 only Willis X WcIch the dry goods grocery and drug people Wer" insured of all the people whose places wcr. burned
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
CLEARY CITY
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

II i~ more than likely that the city sin not rebuild d. tho town known as NJ. 2 below discovery is rapidly mak- ing hcaduay and will take the place of CIrary.
 The destroyed city was the second largest in the Panama valley, and with the exception of Fairbanks itself is the largest ..rE a ne interior of Alaska.
 IL Was composed of one long street and was distant from Fairbanks about 24 miles. Some old Nome people have suffered with thr rest
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
Nuggets Special Service.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1S-The great new liner. the Muritania. is now speed ing across the Atlantic to New York and straining every nerve, so to speak to beat the record made by her sister ship, the Lusitania
 Her owners and captain are confident that the sensational time made by the It sitania will be lowered and the peo- pie of the British islands are anxiously awaiting the news of her arrival in New York
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
LEADER
 SUICIDES
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 SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 16.-Ore of the most sensational tragedies in the his tory of this city occurred today when Major Mclaughlin capitalist shot his daughter dead and then committed suicide by poisoning himself
 Mclaughlin was a republican leader and a man who was widely known The cause of his act is said to be due to financial reverses sustained by him lately and which unhinged his mind
 His daughter was one of the prptti- est and most accomplished young Ia- dies or the city and the tragedy has cast gloom over the community
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18

To flood the Sesnou dock, to let it freeze over and by that means to make an ice skating rink, ten laps of which will make d mile. is the newest project afoot in Nome. according 1o George Scsuon himself
 George says also that it will be- the greatest rink eyer established south of the north pole or north of the south
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
OPPOSE GOVT
 OWNERSHIP
THE A. F. OF L. SAYS THAT RAILROADS AND MINES
 SHOULD BE PRIVATE.
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NORFOLK, Nov. 16.-The American Federation of Labor, now in convention here, has passed resolutions declaring that the federation is opposed alto- gethcr to the idea of government own crship of railroads and mines
 Coming from such a source at the present time, the resolutions are con sidcred significant. showing aS they do the non Sorialisttc tendencies of so great a body of the workers of the country
 Very little discussion preceded the passing of the resolutions and Che dele gates at the convention were almost unanimous on the subject
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
GANG WORKS CONSTANTLY
 ON PAYNE'S LEDGE

A gang of four or five men is kept constantly at work on the quartz ledge owned by Taylor Payne. The ledge is said to he of splendid proportions and the ore assays well. Work will probably be continued throughout the winter, and those who know in" ground are convinced that it will be- one of the greatest properties of the future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
HINDUS
 TERRIFy
DRIVEN FROM THE CITIES THEY ROAM RAINIER VALLEY AND
 BRIGHTEN WOMEN.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 1S.-Hundreds of Hindus are now roaming Rainier val ley and frightening women and chil- dren almost out of their wits.
 They are the men who have been turned out of the cities, and their con dtion at the present time is most de- plorable. Several of them would hav' died of hunger but for the charity ot Ianchers. The authorities are looking into the matter with a view to getting the poor wretches out of the country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
BIG BOND
 ISSUE
CORTELYOU WILL ISSUE PANAM q BONDS AND GOVERNMENT
 NOTES FOR $15o,ooo0o
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D, C., Nov. 1S.- President Roosevelt has authorized Secretary COrtelyou of the treasury to issue Panama bonds to the value of $50,000,00O and government notes for $10O,000,0O0 to be payable in one year. The proceeds will be deposited in the banks and the president appeals tc the people of the whole country to use their hoarded gold to purchase the bonds and notes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
ARRESTED
 FOR PEDDLING SQUAWS, BUCKS AND WHITE MAN GATHERED IN BY CHIEF
 LARSEN.

Chief of Police Larsen gathered in yesterday a bunch of prisoners from the spit and that bunch was composed of two squaws. one male native and one white man named Pete Nelson, Nelson, Laplander. is charged with having pcddled hootch and the remain der of the heterogeneous collection will be charged with having partaken of tn" hootch not wisely but too well
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
WAR IN THE
 CABINET
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Nu99etS opecial service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. lG- Archbishop Fiends who has recently paid visit to Cortelyou is authority for the statement that the secretary is opposed to the candidacy of Taft for the presidency.
 It seems to be now generally ac- cepted as a fact that Cortelyou is striv- ing hard to defeat the secretary of war, and that the president is totally unable to gain his Friendship fer his nominee
 Mir. Roosevelt has answered qucs- tions on the subject by saying that Cortelyou is quite friendly towards himself
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-18
STEELE
 SUICIDES
MAN ACCUSED OF ToDO's MUIR DER cHOKES HIMSELF WITH
 BLANKET IN JAIL.
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 MONTESANA. Nov. l>-Ralph Steele. who murdered Frank Todd at Hoquiam. according to his oWn confess sion committed suicide last night in the jail here hy hanging himself with his blanket.
 Steele murdered Todd because he mad become fascinated with Mrs Todd and desired to get tho husband out of the way
 His confession was obtained by Mrs. Todd herself who made date with Steele and drew him out while a de- toctire listened in hiding.