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The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
CONT AAGN1O OZECREt2Z

tenant in his kings imperial hussars.
His father was Count Emerich SEE
chenyi, and had the decoration of the
Order of the Golden Fleece. His mo-
ther was Countess Alexandra Of SEE
taray-Szirmay.
Count Laszlo has three older bro
Tiers, Counts Dionysius, Peter and
Stephan, all of whom, like himself, are
reserve Heutenants in the imperial
hussars.
The count. who is the youngest son
of the late Count Emerich Szechenyi,
for several years ambassador from
Austra-Hungary to Germany, is rich
and good-looking. He has a heredi-
tary seat in the Hungarian parlia-
ment and is one of the chamberlains
of the Austrian emperor
Miss Vanderbilt is the youngest
child of the late Cornelius and Mrs.
Vanderbilt, and was introduced to New
York society three years ago. Since
her debut she has passed considerable
time each year in Europe with her
mother. They went abroad the last
time following a trip to California last
April. They returned to New York re-
Gently, coming Immediately to New
Port.
Miss Vanderbilt is very popular in
society. She is accomplished in music
and has studied singing in Paris with
Jean de Reszke.
Miss Gladys is just past her twenty
first birthday, when she was allotted
her share of her fathers vast estate
The share amounted, it is estimated,
to about $12, 100000.
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
A MEMORIAL TO LcHeFElLoVA
coupeF's Statue Of Poet 10 Be un.
VsIIed In Washington.

New York-Ready for casting in
bronze, heroic statue of Henry W.
Longfellow rests in the studio Of the
sculptor, William Couper, at 207 East
Seventeenth street 1t is expected
that by next spring the memorial
tribute will be ready for unveiling in
Washington.
Seven years ago the Longfellow Ma.
tional Memorial association was or
ganized, with Chief Justice Fuller as
president and Grover Cleveland and
Theodore Roosevelt as honorary
members Of the board Of regents.
Others who have labored to make the
efforts Of the board successful are
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
Franks of a Billyuoat.

A billygoat climbed a tall fir tree at
Hood River, on the ranch of Frank
Chandler. The witness is Hans Lage.
while on his way to the city, Lage
discovered one of Mr.. Chambers aero
batic billy goats up so feet in a large
fir tree, browsing as contentedIy as if
swiping sweet peas through a neigh
BORIS picket fence,-HOOd River (Ore.)
Newsletter.
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
His Moscot.

Colonel-Ah, my boy, that faithful
old horse there was the means of
saving my life when we we're at Spion
KOp.
Friend-Really. coloneli
CoIonel-Yes; he kicked me in the
HttIemary, so that l couldn't fight, and
the other chars got shot while l was
In the hospital
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
BELL WITH A HISTORY.
Was Originally in Lighthouse on
Minot's Lodge.

Boston.-The Baptist churchgoers
of Bryant's Pond, Ne, are called by
bell that was originally in the light
house on MinOt's Lodge. The light
house was destroyed by a storm dur
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
OSCAR ERBsLoEH.

Pommern, which he used in the race,
he won the Brussels international COM
petition September 10 against % COM
petitors. After a voyage OF 80 hours
he landed at Bayonne, France, a dis
tance of $50 miles.
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23

ton is in exact proportion and Mrs.
LOngwOrth has climbed all over the
great Egyptian monument making
measurements. She is probably the
only woman who has ever been on the
head of the sphinx
The statue was exhibited at the
Paris salon In 1903.
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
WINNER OF BALLOON RACE.
German Aeronaut Captures lnterna,
tional Trophy in the "Pommern."

st. LOuis.-Oscar Erbsloeh, the win
ner of the James Gordon Bennett
trophy in the international airshtp
race, which started from this city re-
Gently, was born at Elberfeld, Ger
many, in 1879 He is a wholesale mer-
chant, and served in a cuiTassier regi-
ment. His aeronautic experiences be-
gan in 1904. A year later he qualified
as pilot in the Niederrheinseher Verein
fur LuftschiffahTt, Of which society he
is now a director. He has made 81 free
ascensions, landing in Germany, Bel.
gium, France and Holland. In the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-01
RE~i1rE Ot rIrTEHN DAYS.
rrSi Naasta4 t.sAst~A Assovt L~A~~
sa f.lfr b., Governor.

Dallas. Trr.. r~b Governor
s,s.peei. lat. tass assht a4otisiss.
sheriff tsete~ttrT ne had rrspiissi
rrrd Manning TIL fch. rs aAunlns
waa To have ,seen hanged ss Dallas
today
Manning IL former soldier of
tbs Forsy~.sEhth United States solaa-
teers. negro infantry resins. ni
that served In the Philippine Islands.
and which Ma mustered oaI ~ the
service about five years ago ~ De-
tulis.Y. 1908. Manning Killed Arden
Riddle. a white msn. because he
had made him get on hIs aBn~s. s*F'
sfAl dsss previous tn the orc on
u hieh thn tragedy occurred. and rs-
tract Mt the poini II "a pistol. dlsre-
speetfuI remarks Manning had made
about white woman
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CITY BREAKS RECORD.
Collector Kennedy Issues 77S Foil
Tax Receipts.

| City Collector Kennedy has bro
| ken the record in the collection OF
poll taxes. His books show that as
selves with the credentials necessary
to permit them to take part in the
city elections that may be held this
year This is the greatest number
ever issued in one year.
The collectors report on Deem
Der 81 showed that SOS receipts had
been issued, and during the month
the receipts procured by voters num-
bered 10.
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Ne offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for ans cahe az catBrrn ihat
cannot be cured bF Halle Catarrh
Cure
+. J CHENEY q Co Toledo. o
We. the undersigned. have known
=. ] Cheney for the last I years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fin-
anciailt able to carry out ANY obli-
cations made by his firm.
Walding, ktnnau d Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
naliy. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials Is sent free Price 10
cents per bottle Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation
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RELEASE ORDERED.
NcNican> Held at San Antonio To BE
Released

Washington, Feb. An order
was sent from the department OF
commerce and labor 70 immigration
directing the release from custody
of Juan lose Arredoudo. & Mexican
who entered the United States with
out inspection, by crossing the Rio
Grande river near Del Rio i'm Septem-
Der last. in order To- escape capture
by the military authorities OF Mex
leo. lie WINS wanted IN Mexico Tor
taking part iu am alleged revolutions
AIRY uprising
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Austin. Feb. 3 The -,nut, COM
mlltce ON constitutional amendments
rrpouod favorable. join. resolution
ut Senate. GHaa.. proposing au
amendment fu rU, .Iuuuu su
us to increase Tpu ..ehf fH I"a Iuu
uumH. uf Iu..'r ur.HuU. 100 .
county Hru uIu..I.u- 'H .DiIU.,.
lus IHt .UuW... IH.. "...Iu. uI
somuc..
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Informs " Pas tseE ~.Er.
frsu H.lfshouo thaE ou' ef fee NsE
ilsus taken from here fa thsf place
fs- other night on q charge cf mur-
der had been identified a. oue %,
the parties whc committed the crime
His partner Is being held in San
Awaiting further identificsflor
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Airs Haun.gE- .Hr af.
~ Mr4 q. 3. C~eew of thIs ..fE a"
Iasr niaht at fer heue ir uaI.sF- -Hs
wss s. sears ola nj wa ras VI f..
eaTlr settlers of NaX&hafnit har
a. resided IN Dallas several years
M. Crlggs and children wege Vi'h
Mrs. HancocF when the end came.
The remains will BE- shipped 10 Pal
estine for interweBf
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This Nav Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure will stop the IT.
ney and bladder trouble that is not
beyond the reach of medicine. B. w
Fearis.
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r Coax Go @et4 roofing
eh@an {.
Sc. /, rragk 4 Co before yoa
bay fouF roofing u
N~~ IL H. A~Co1,s- Tor tir~ and
T"v~At" Isssrasc~.
Pi~nfy 81 lTaD or frlt roofing st y.
'f""* ~ p'''~s 'aAR1
nee adkins-hoS ses 20. Tor fi,s
INSURANCE oFeF 'a'@Ne7 ff""
aF@ - u 1t3aihoas F''agn'" '1's
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AFa. 9 f. A@@A'A fn"N'7
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f"Ff Worth thth evening Z" ''@'' t"'-
st'Fes
When sou need plhmher can
nuhh'os VS." r """ 80
'""
tf"'"'" l't'P'*' 'h' "'s'e ' va
Ne oiah"" if"'""" ''s'F""s
- tntS N"eh moving i'"i" 'H' "'' ~
w.
IN" co'ot'u te''h''n '''"
count! are h"t''"E "'' '"ne''"''
| DAY lh'f VIII Q" !" S'sSS''' "A"''
tomorro"
1l"hh'hk' pressing anu ''pa'' ,"S
don" oy IMAM WI" "'oe' "'ah"o NC
business. FROM az" =
guaranteed 'at''h N'""'
a free bottle OF ID TEACHERS Liver anr
3lood syrup VIII De sent TO any reaoer OF
his pater who VII write to tue l harne'
Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenr
The daily divorce suit was filed
IN m. district clerks office this
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You did not nave your picture
made before Xmas. Medallions free
only for a short time longer. Now is
the time. Mrs. c. +. Jackson, the
photographer II
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Na~ Orleans aaA retar1. siF-1-
Acoount Mzrag Grss carnival. On
ale Fss, fo G1th lasi asiVe. tamtf
reh fsth-
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To tbs Officers ana Members 81
s,nms~all Ledge No -. X of r.
wzsahasa ae T.sas
Tsesu ts ao flock ao~soeres ~asoh.
-: ssi trades.
iint vHe dsa iAnsa T. thx#
There H.. ao flr.siae ho~p,s.*es de-
fendsa
Hul there's on. vacant et@sf
There IL yhrant ebAif in the
Castle tGAn ~ s3an~9ali Ledge Ne
Is He. who oure directed the affairs
ot our lodge haa passed b"yoad
Ycs. Brother Pas Chancellor Yaa.
esY r. Montgomery siii ever ltr" IN
The sacred mnmos ~ thus" who
An"w him best as 2 true knight. The
living embodiment. The dAiIy eNen-
plar Of r. c d b
Wlth an unbouuded devotion to
thupo who wprc near and dear,
wl;h fellow feeling for an man
kind. under the leadership 81 His
Master he went on hts way doing
noble things. not dreaming them all
day long. and thus made life death,
and that vast forever one grand
sweet song
His WORK here IS ended but what
sweet consolation that he who la
bofs faithfully here. who itghtens
The burdens Of his fellow man. who
brings sunshine and gladness 10
hearts ia gloom. sleeps secure in
the promise OF dawn of never end
ing day
We. your committee. ms mark
of our appreciation of him as a true
Knight. as dutiful son. loving
brother, q devoted husband we rec
ommend that the altar of our Castle
Han be draped for thirty days. thai
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of our lodge, and that q
copy of same be furnished the press
the wife and the mother of our be
loved brother
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p@i.aful k6zE
ing on = .tAsw@sssS a 49, sasIfI
improving nicsay - 81 4
hopeful for HIS early recoVSsY. Ess
The Grand Fraternity, which was
organized in Waxahachie a few
weeks ago with fifty-five charter
members, will meet every Saturday
The ladies of the First Presbyter-
ian church will have cakes, pies,
salads and dressed chicken at their
market Saturday afternoon at =
O'Clock at the Hardy p Mizell com
pany's store on West Main street. SO
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Read the Advertisements.
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1 MAN WANTED-To travel. 32l a
week and expenses. Experience not
necessary Simpson, sos Kaufman
street. 60pd
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HAY FOR SALE-At WaNahachie,
Britton. Twin Thickets Apply to J.
S. Davis. 90
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LOLA NJ. neutrality-suspicious.
and Notary Public. With Cannon. &
Worsham. Lawyer.. Phone No. ~, l2l;
| MAN WANTED-To travel. 32l a
week and expenses. Experience not
necessary Simpson, sos Kaufman
street. 60pd
WANTED-Every person, large and
small TO call and inspect my new
place. the Eatitorium. J. T. Will
liams. proprietor 60
ESTRAYED-One sorrel mare,
blaze face, was saddled and bridled.
Return to John Scion, WaXahachie
and receive reward. cop
LET Is do your pressing. We have
it done by a man who knows his
trade. Then your suit will hold its
shape, Matthews Bros. tt
WOULD $500 month interest
YOU Experience not necessary.
Light work Steady Ladies or gen
tlemcu Write or CALL Simpson, SOC
Kaufman street. G0pd
WANTED TO RENT-The rear end
of our office VIII make good real
estate office OF good law office
VIII give man access to our vault 10
store his papers. Apply TO J. J. Me
/ Quauer. u. r. Phillips or Pat II
Wilson. If
WANrED-For the United states
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Fzsssoriam T. ths flsce.
We s--rwe dinner and supper q =
cents. Short orders at all ho1r-
20 1T. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
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LOST--A l-year old turkey. Been
gone several weeks. Please notify
Mrs. Lea Gam mon on Brown street
SO
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WANTED--Every person, large and
small TO call and inspect my new
place, the Eatitorium. ]. T. Will
liams, proprietor 90
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FOR SALE-Smith Premier type
writer. Good running order, Price
$4,000 Tom c. Cole. G0pd
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FOR RENT---The n. Brown building
on north side square. c. w. Simpson.
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FOR RENT--Four room house on
Williams street. See Geo. l.. Griffin.
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BUFF ORPINGTONS are winter lay
ers. Eggs from my prize winning
pen 10 cents each. G. E. Schuster. tt
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WANTED-To trade a good organ
for COW that is giving milk. c. c..
Rousseau, old phone 4S6. 60
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FOR SECOND HAND windmill, tank
and tower see r. 3. Cronk & Co. II
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iESTRAYED-One sorrel mare,
blaze face, was saddled and bridled.
Return to John Scion, WaXahachie
and receive reward. Cop
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! LET S do your pressing. We have
/ it done by a man who knows his
I trade. Then your suit will hold its
/ shape Matthews Bros. tt
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Master Willie Pierson will go to
Dallas this evening to visit his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Harrison, and uncle. Judge J, w.
Pierson
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WANTED TO RENT-The rear end
of our office VIII make good real
estate office OF good law office
VIII give man access TO our vault 10
store his papers. Apply TO J. J. Me
Quauou. IT, r. Phillips or Pat II
Wilson If
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WANTED-F0r the United states
marine corps. men between ages Of
10 and 10. au opportunity to see the
world. I1r fuIi Information apply
Zoo person or U. letter 10 Marine Re
.n.Il. Oti|.. PosJofuCo Building.
Dallas ..Na- 81
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r 5 csosk Co eel roofing
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
WEATHER REPORT.

The following is the Nome weather report for the 24 hours ending st T D. n. as taken on government in- struments by Engineer Arthur Gtb- son:
 Feb. Temperature, maximum, 31 degrees above; minimum, s de- grees above.
 Barometer, 2921 inches.
 Weather, cloudy and showing.
 Wind, northeast changing to southwest, brisk wind.
 Precipitation 6-10 inches of snow, equal to 41-100 inches of water.
 Tin City, 17 above, showing; Tel Ter, 20 above; Candle, 22 above, sun shining; Council 20 above, sun shin ing; Shelton, 22 above; Dahl. IS above; Coarse Gold, PC above; Day idsons Landing, 20 above aMry's Igloo, 20 above, storming
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
REGENERATION NOTICE.

To the electors of the City of Nome,
 Alaska
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to the ordinances of the City of Nome, the poll book for the reg istration of voters for the coming annual municipal election to be held on Tuesday, April 2, .907, from and after February 20, 1907, until and including March 2S, 1907, will be open daily, except Sundays, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock D. m
 All electors desiring to vote at said election must register their names with the City Clerk between said dates or be debarred from vot- ing at said election.
 The place for the registration of votes is at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall building, Barracks Square, Nome, Alaska.
 Dated this 18th day of February, 1907. w. B. BATON,
 City Clerk of Nome, Alaska.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
HEROISM OF
 LIFE SAVERS
speciaI to tbo Daily Gold Digger.


 Block Island, R. l., Feb 1S.- The members of the United States life saving crew here worked for two nights without sleeping in recover ing the bodies of victims of the Larehmont disaster. Seventy-four dead bodies were recovered, and two men were found alive. They were clinging to some wreckage and were partially covered with ice. Their arms had become numbed and stiff with the cold, and could not be freed from the spars to which they chung The life savers worked for two hours endeavoring to bend their arms so that they would release thelr hold, and finally the wreckage had to be cut away The men are severely frozen, but it is beleived that both of them will recover.
 Captain McVey in a letter pub lished in the newspapers here to- day, denied that ne was the first to leave the sinking vessel He states that he first offered the seat in the boat to the passengers, but could not induce them to leave the ship. When the passengers refused to leave in the first boat, he took the seat himself in order to show that there was no danger. He says that high sea was running at the time and the passengers thought mat the boat would be dashed to pieces against the side of the ship.
 A full investigation of the disaster has been ordered by the department of commerce and labor. and special Investigating officers are expected here from Washington tonight
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
SEATTLEIES QUARRELLING
 OVER CLOSING OF SALOONS
specIaI to the Dally cold pigger.

Special to the Daily Gold Digger.
 Seattle, Feb. 18.-The Retail Li- quor Dealers Association today not flied Mayor Moore that they will institute proceedings to secure his removal from office, unless all of the men arrested for keeping their saloons open on Sundays are releas- ed The notice served upon the mayor allows him twenty-four hours to act. It is currently reported that the association has sufficient eyi- dence of Moore's former misdoings to secure his removal.
 Olympia, Wash, Feb. 1S.-A bill repeating the Sunday closing law has been prepared and will be intro dueed in the state legislature here tomorrow. It is claimed by the liquor dealers that they have al- ready been promised sufficient sup port to secure it's passage.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
GOLD DIGGER
 DAILY RECORDS
FEBRUARY 20. Locations.


 Debs association claim, one and one-half miles west of Sinrock riv- CT; located Jan. 3, 1907, by Niels H. Christensen ct al.
 Sinclair association claim, two and one-half miles west of Sinrock river; located Jan. 3, 1907, by Niels H. Christensen ct all
 Haywood association claim, four and one-half miles west of Sinrock river; located Jan. 3, 1907, by Niels II. Christensen ct al
 Myer group, about five and one half miles west of Sinrock river; lo- cated Jan. 3, 1907, by Jens Madsen ct al
 COnVeyances.
 D. c. Whitnell ct al to Selma Bergstrand, dated Feb 25, 1907, an undivided three-eigbths interest in Snyder group claim, at mouth of Little creek.
 A. w. Stowe to A. F. Guinan, dat ed April II, 1906, an undivided two thirds interest in Beat srice claim, left limit of Bourbon creek, adjoin- ing Cyrus Noble
 William Cruickshank ct al. to Niebuhr, dated Feb. 20, 1907, one quarter interest in Humboldt group claim, right limit of Derby creek
 Proofs of Labor.
 Wm Cruickshank to Samuel J. Cruickshank, dated July ,, 1906. Maggie Beaumont to Samuel J. Cruickshank, dated May 31, 1906.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
RELIGION THE SOLUTION
 THE NEGRO PROBLEM
Special to the Daily Gold Digger.

Special to the Daily told Digger.
 New York. Feb While giv- ing testimony before the investiga- ton into the alleged immortality in the negro tabernacle today, Justice Brewer, witness, stated that the negroes were natur- ally immoral and criminal. He also declared that religion is the only solution of the negro race question. He believes that if the negroes can be confined to themselves in one part of the United States and taught religion, the immortality among them will disappear.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
ABE RUFF PLEADS NOT
 GUILTY TO INDICTMENT
Special to the Daily Gold Digger.

San Francisco, Feb. I8.-Abe Ruef, the labor leader, appeared in the criminal court this morning to answer an indictment charging him with having extorted money from women of ill-repute, and many other forms of graft. He pleaded not guilty to the indictment, and the judge announced that he would set the case for trial later There are several other indictments against Ruef
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
pRoOF POSITIVE.

Smith-I'm afraid my wife is los ing her mind.
 Jones-You don't say! What req son have you for thinking so?
 Smith.-She says the girl our only sor is engaged to marry is too good for him
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
GOVERNOR HOGGATT TO
 LEAVE FOR ALASKA.
Special to the Daily Gold Digger.

Special to the Daily Gold Digger.
 Washington, D. C., Feb. 1S.- Milford B. Hoggatt, governor of Alaska, will leave here in about two weeks for Alaska He has conduct ed a successful lobby against terri torial government for Alaska, and has made number of friends at the national capital. He lunched with the president yesterday It is stated that President Roosevelt is strongly attached to Hoggatt, and is well sat isfied with the manner in which he has administered the affairs of the territory.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
TWAS EVER THIS.

"1he girl I am engaged 10, re- marked Singleton, is an earthly angel imagine l can see a halo on her head"
 "Oh, of course" rejoined We'd derly, But shortly after marriage you will find the halo transformed into an expensive bonnet"
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
MIKE SCHRECK AFTER
 TOMMY BURNS SCALP
Special to the Daily Gold Digger.

Special to the Daily Gold Digger.
 Chicago, Feb. 21.--Mike Schreck, the heavyweight pugilist has issu- ed challenge to Tommy Burns, for finish fight for the championship of the world Burns has replied accepting the challenge, and a meet ing is to be held to arrange the de- tails. If the contest is brought off it will be the most evenly matched battle that has been fought in many years.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
AS IT SHOIrIn RE

Hotel Manager TT l telephoned your last employer and he says you drink like a fish How about it?
 Applicant for Job--Dat am right, boss. An don't drink muffin but watah, sah.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-27
CASE OF ENVY.

Mrs Peckem Cat the reception) Do you see that tall man talking to the hostess?
 Peckem-Yes.
 Mrs. Peckem-He asked me to marry him once and l refused
 Peckem-Introduc me to him. Mrs. Peckem-What for?
 Peckem-I want to congratulate him.