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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

ItIlguAleS lplrp IDugl IWIlIhtU Spei'
bod, Der Sbmonn Der perelnlgtet
&%Icrifalen uno G6riitli6-S o3iolen,
gepdblt merocn, 5ltm gice-4r0iioen-
ten Der G5edJe 3oc3cf,
Ole 8 oblfrumulle in y o.
Ii5icn.
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iiber folgcnidpcre @ublcr5eIle in 60
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tar eingalhritten mar.
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melocten bIlttigen &ramaIl IN Soru-
to loiicn erieben, ooB 9ouern ooS
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ipGtCr nidt nllr @en0ormerie, ion-
bern audi MilitGr cinidritt. llntcr
Den pieIen @erlettcn befinOen ii6
aud 0rci 8en0armen. 8cfanntlid
murocn bier 9ouern getoOtet.
Or MtniIter Steinbo6
topt.
@ien, 81. Mai. - SIN foIt boil
lcnOctcn cinunoiefs5iglten 2c6enS.
iobrc lit beute Der ebenlolige Miniitcr
Or. emil Steinbod), eriter 8rGiibent
ocS obcrIten 8criftS- un0 GoIiotion&s
6ofS ltnO Mtitglieo oe8 SerrenbouleS,
gcitorbcn.
(Gmi( Stein6od) mltroe am elftelt
Silni 1916 IN @icn geboren, itltoirtc
icit 1863 ooicl6it trot 1876 in oie
acknowledgements ei1 unO milrOc 1878
0o3ent, 1874 Yrofciior on Ger @ie-
rer SonoeIsbodlduIc. No6 IN bent
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ben Scftion oeS WiuiiteriumS un0
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lid bic @eiebe iiber Die llnfoll. uno
Sronfenueriidcrung ser Arbeiter, io-
mic iiber ooS Sofcrcbt allS5llor6et-
ten uno Dor DEM Forloment 5it Der
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form. nit Dem dor3cn Winiitcrium
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De CT 3itm er1tel1 Fra1toclten oeS 0e-
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>perb uuo 9eruf," .NchtSgei6Gftc
Ser pirtbiAoitliden Organization, "
Sic Wtorol oils Sdrnnte bcS Hed)tS-
criperb8 mo ser HehtSoltSiibung,"
Sur Sric0cn9bcmcgitng," nSreu NM
@louben inn &crfebr," .8cnoiien.
id)oftlihe un0 bcrridoftlid)e &crbGn.
Be-" Ser Stoot ltnb Die mooernell
Eripotnlonopolc.D
iii Elm en- guten 3med.
Sbon9boi q. Wtoi. Ger
Grtrog oeS intcrnotionolcn 9o5orS III
S0be bon 100000 lit Dem SlungerS-
notb.Siilfsfonos iiberlpieicn lporoen.
SIS mar oieS sic erite @elegenbeit Ct.
mes 3ulommenipirfens BON Gbineier
nit Srcmoen offer gtotionolitGtcl1
elm 3ci6en BON elmer @clierllng Scr
@e5ie6ungen. Ger SonbS miro GnoC
Woi fornlcu o6gei6lolIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
@icScr flptt.

Sing it 0 II, Somoica, 81, @oi.-
Ger Somburg . Imcrifa 9ampier
DTrilB Nuguit @ilbeln," Ser am 3.
Moi bier I'M Safen itronoetc, wurbe
g~eitcrn gtodmittog wieoer iIott &c.
modt, 0oS Shiff, peldles iunbcid)G-
bigt lit, miro oemndhit mad Mem.
Norf in See acben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
Slns Ocm Snncrcn Marplano'S nuN
Den augrcn5cnOen Staatcn.
Ierbeerenbes 5euer.

y / l l. I I / I
IN N~unf8topn, @oibin8ton.Gonn'
tn, MO, fiinf Weilen BON Sogerstolprt
entfernt, brod geitern in Gbos. SottS
Sdeune 6elter aus, meldleS IN f1r5er
3eit me6rere an0ere ongren5enoe @e'
bdl,6e ergriff. Die 6euerwebr bon
Saqcrstomt m1roe uni llbr Nad'
mittoas ben beOrobten SeipobrerT1
oeS fleinen Srtes 5u Siilfe geIfidt.
Teue Sale eingemetbt.
Die nelte Solle Oes Baltimore
Ohio = 3ueiges 0es 6rlItliden Ser
Gins iunger Idnner 81 0reoerld,
Wb., puroe ant SamItog formell er'
.6ffnet. Gas @eb6uOe foItet $4,000.
9in6 eri6tebt Sic Nutter.
Ger ~iiinfiGbri9e grnIt Doll erldoB
am Sonttog Morgen Ieine Wtlttter
Srou 1unf 0oa in ibrer @pbnitng SIT
Norf, IA. Der anobe bate pdbrelo
ser Nbmcienbeit Ser Wlttter cine Fo'
trone in ous Sogo9etpebr ieiiteS Td'
tiers geItedt, Oos III Der 3intmer-ede
itonb, uno ais Die Muttcr oas Clint
mer betrot, lcgte ooS &inO ouf lie an,
uno Der Sdp1B rib ibr Die Sdooel'
oede ob. Sic mar oui Ser Steae foot.
Der Coroner CAB Elm ouf lnglltds
lid)en 3uiaa louten0eS SerOift ob.
Hihter S~rouerS toDt.
Sm alter BON so Sabren lit ont
Sonntoo Gidter 2epi 3. SroperS III
leiner @o6nung auf Saplor's IS
lono, Iordelter : Gonntp, Wfo., sc.
ltorbcn.
Son i6redlidc Sobgerct'
tet.
Sherman Sben, Elm grbeitcr III Der
9lodlpoter SGgemiiblc bel 9opiS,
@..So., nuroc ant SomItog BON el'
nem 9oumitomm, Der i'm troi, gegclt
cine 9onbidge geidletoert nno nobc'
5u %ent5lpei geldnitten. Gie Wusfeln
beioer arnte muroen nobe Der S6ll,
ter ourtiGgt, nno icine Witorbeiter
retteten i'm gcraOe, oils Die Soge ibn
bereitS ot Der 9rrlit podtc.
Scbt frei.
6oru Sorob g. 2egg bon Glop-Go,
SPA, Die idon einmol Der Grrnor'
ollna hires 8otten lduloig bcfunoen
nno gum Eooe perurtbeilt morOen
mar, abcr einen nelien Ero5eb erbielt,
lit iest bon Ben @eidiporencn ireigc.
iproden iporoen. Sic bebauptete, Die
Sobtnng iei cine ~5ui6aige gemelet,
uno 5ei9te, mic lie Iid 5ntriig.
9ieboIb in Nem Oorf.
Tie bel Sobillaspille, Sreoerid-Go.,
Mb., pobnbaften Gltcrn oeS 17siGb.
rigen Srecerid 8iebolb, Der, Der Gr-
moroung bon Gbmoro Smitb onge.
float, ieinem 5lpeiten Tro5eB inter
@iir9idoit itebenO. entgegeniob, Dor
5ipei g@od)en peridlpano, boben bon
Tem-Dorf aus BON Dem Sobne Die
S6liiliel fir lire Stolllngen uno
bos @obnbaus, Die er in ieincm 9ciib
bette, 5ngeianot befommen. Sic
giiraifoit fir oen iuneen Mionn, oic
$1,000 betr1gt, batten Srieoensribter
6. e. Stein nnb sseremiob Gutrolp
bon S%abiaosuile eeiteIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
@eitpblcnc Orbcn nnb MebaiQen

&em Oorr, 81. Mai. = 2ieit.
tenant Mori bonn inpohiihen areu5er
.Ghitop" bat obnlihe grfabrimgen
bier gemadt, mie Der Sersog ser
Ibru55en 81 Jamestown. @1breno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

2iiio 0 II, 81. Mni. - Die &c.
lponnten 9c5icbltngcn 5piidlen aonig
&orl unb bem Torlomcnt, Die an If.
Wioi b,lrh bic grfIoiutq Scr &om-
merl 81 Gage troteuL boben cine be-
lnrubigcnoe Sage gcidoffeu. Die
Stootsr1tbe boben an oen Gonig CT.
men 9rief geifrieben, in Dem Tie &c
gen ben burd Die gttfloiung bc8 Eor.
IonlentS geihafiencn 3uitono beS
IbioIutiSmllS protcitircn, Der, ipie iie
io9en, oen aollig lunb ooS 2ono in
0efobr brin9e. Mie Die Wfitglieoer
0eS StootsrotbS %bin5tfiigcn, perbe
Die 2egitimiitcn.E So riibrig utb
babe beifIolen, einen Ibgeionoten
5lt 9|erotbungen an bcn Tbronprd-
tenoenten Ser5og Midoel bon @ro-
gor5n 81 i6ider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

telbauies mirb na6ridcinIi6 @ben-
bod, Ser Sbmonn Der pereinigten
&lerifalen un0 G6riitlif-S o5ialen,
gepdblt merocn, Sum gice-9rdiioen-
ten Der G5ed]e 3oc5cf.
Ole 8 obIfrumoIle in q a.
;,iru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
Stir Sewobmu

Der Malarias 8egenpen finb Sutr's
piuen unumgGnelid nptblpenbi9, BERN
bieielben balten ods SDItem in ssboris
gem .3uItanoe uno Iino
gin a6lduIeS 9ei(milld
fir 8ppfIGmersen, llnperbaulidfeit,
MaIarid. TRACE 2eber, 9drtleibigteit
unb ale bili0ien 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

Yaic snrr &eiie in's Inslano &c.
iorat s. 9aine. Scr. Alb, Ch-gaIti.
mOrc-Strafe, nabc Goitumbonie-Nps
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21

See our handsome new Sewing
Machines. They are finely finished
in oak and have all the latest
improvements. We will sell them
for less than oBe-balf the amount
agents ask. IL you want a machine
don't delay calling at the ADVANCE
Office and seeing ours, ~ we have
only two Zone drop. head and do
not expect to have them long.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21
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with patent index, in best binding.
The price of this splendid dictionary
is $10.75. IS 80 will buy the
book. Come to the ADVANCE office
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For Loss of Both Hands. by actual and
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For Loss of both Feet, by actual and COM
piete severance above the ankle -. 1000
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21

the groom's home in Wayne county.
Sandy Valley Courier.
Taylor Lambert was on the sick
list last week.
w. NJ. Csperton, of near town,
is On the sick list.
w. A. Poff visited friends in
kenova last Sunday.
Mrs. John Deitz. who was quite
sick last week, is better.
c. F. Millender, of Louisa, KY,
was in town last Monday morning.
VIM. Mccoy has opened the
Staley barber shop on Main street.
Mrs. Max Wright and three SONS
are visiting relatives near Fort Gay.
Miss Minnie Rhodes visited rel.
atives at Portsmouth, Ohio, last
week.
j. j. Mccall, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, was a Ceredo visitor last Sun
day.
Janet, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Griffith, is quite
sick.
Prof. T. b. Mcclure, of Wayne,
was a visitor to our town last Thurs
day.
Rev. f. T. Billups preached at
the Congregational church last Sun
day evening.
The Baptist Sunday School of
this place will picnic at Camden
Park, Friday.
Charles Silliman, of Bedford
City, Va, was a prominent Ceredo
visitor last Saturday.
John Earls, AL iron moulder, of
Huntington, visited friends in our
town last Sunday.
Miss May McDougal returned
Monday from visit with relatives
at Sciotoville, OHIO.
The public schools of the indie
pendent District Of Ceredo will
open September 9th.
Mrs. Maggie Cav, of Syracuse,
Ohio, visited her brother-J. w.
Collier-last Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Boggs, of Central City,
visited her motber-Mrs. Martha
McCallen--last week.
Gas is being piped to the houses
south of Browns grocery In the
southern part of town.
Mrs. b. w. Boggs. of Central
City, was the guest of her sister
Mrs. Geo. Pruitt--last week.
Mrs. w. p. Hall and children,
of Parkersburg, are the guests of
Mrs. He father--John Irby.
Mrs. G. II. Grothe, of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting her daughter--Mrs.
Frank Marcum- aud other relatives
here.
Mrs. j. J. Mccall and son Dud-
ley, of Portsmouth, Ohio, were
guests of relatives in our town last
week.
Prof. and Mrs. K. O. Saunders
returned last Sunday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives near
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Several bents of the b. 81 O..
trestle at the approach to the
Parkersburg depot were burned last
Wednesday and traffic was delayed
number of hours. The fire start
ed from a spark from locomotive.
FOR SALE have for sale five (5)
shares of stock in the Wayne County
Bank. The owner of this stock is anx-
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use in other business. Cali on or ad
dress, L. T. McDougal, Ceredo,-M.-ya
Mrs. Cora Jones returned Mon.
day morning from visit TO rela.
tives ut Coyington. KY. Mrs. New
comb did not return home on ac-
count of her son, Fred Newcomb,
being Ill.
We acknowledge two-doIlar call
from Mr.. j. q. Bancroft, of Lava
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21

A new fire insurance rate book
has been issued for Ceredo. The
general rates for the town are now
very low. +. 4. McDougal has a
copy of the new rates and is ready
to write policies IN the best COM
panies.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21

For RENT.--Eour rooms on
second floor of the ADVANCE Build
ing. Call at this Office.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21
For Sale, Poland China PIGS.

For the next 80 days will make
special prices on male pigs, eligible
to registry. Write me.
A. y. MALCOLM,
Kenova, w. Va
31july4w. X. +. ID. No. l.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21

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For loss of One Foot, by actual and COM
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For Loss of One Eye, meaning entire and
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"is' SO'a oOucs icbuiucu MOD
day morning from a visit TO rela-
tives ut CoyIngton. KY. Mrs. New.
comb did not return home on ac-
count of her son, Fred Newcomb,
being Ill.
We acknowledge a two-doIlar call
from Mr.. j. G.. Bancroft, of Lava
lette, Monday afternoon. He is one
of our many subscribers who be.
lieves in keeping his subscription
paid in advance.
The home of Freelin Bartram on
the head of Wolf Greek was struck
by lightning last Friday and en-
tirely consumed together with all
his household effects. Some Of tn
children of Mr. Bartram were shock
ed by the bot but none of them
seriously hurt.-Wayne News,
August 10.
1t Is not likely that Mr.. Bartram
carried any insurance.
hetp the pDIes open dn0 tine skill clean
when you have a cut, burn, bruise or
scratch. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve penetrates the pores and
heals quickly. Sold bv Bloss Drug Co.
and Kenova Druggists.
One evening last week Frank,
little two-year-old son OF Geo. Artz,
of Segur Hill, was discovered in a
semi conscious condition with blood
flowing profusely from an Inscision
on his head, the scalp being cut to
the skull. II is not known exactly
how the tot was injured. but it Is
presumed he was playing with pet
colt and that in jumping over the
little boy the hoofs of the animal
struck him on the Uranium. DR.. X.
V. Shirley was summoned and it
required several stitches to repair
the damage. While the little fellow
ii is now able to be out, he Is suffer
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
NOME TEAM
 BEATEN
Nuggets Special Service.

NAg9Ct Ot1-Nial OSl NlSS'
 SANTA CRUZ. Dee. 27-m the re- turn match between the Y NJ. C. A. basketball team of this city and the A. F. team of Nome the uomcstcrs won by score of B to 25.
 There Were some changes in the team that played the first match against the Y. M. C. A. Swain. the trainer of the Nome boys who has just recovered from am attack of appendicitis. return cd to the ranks and played in the place of Bilycr. who had acted as trainer in his absence.
 The Nome team had all the best of th- first half but lost it's grip in the md and fell away.
 The team was composed of A. Lo- mon. swain. Mcintyre. Burlcy and Ralrh l.umcn, who made the following plumber of baskets, respectively. one. four. one, three, one.
 In the first half the score stood l9 to in favor of the visitors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
FINDS THIRD JUDICIAL
 DIVISION WAS ROTTEN

the Panama valley. and that the whole business of the division was conduct eel by the officials m manner that wuuli almost bring the blush of shane to the checks of Schmitz and Rucf
 It is proven that complaints about the violations of the law were ignored and that Harlan and his deputies ac- ceptcd rctainers from gamblers and dcnizcns uf the tcndorluin.
 The president has been informed of tn" conditions which exist, and the re
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

cilcd to stop.
 Then they blanllctod the mules and cmmonccd t.e march. Around and around they went during the long fr.,ziug night ou their tramp for dear ifr With the mules and the sled load of freight to guide them they covered iuoumcarblc laps until the cold gray dG wu of the morning after
 Finally enough light came to show them the way, and when they reached this city they were perfectly sound. No limbs were frozen. and exhaustion was the only bad result of their strange experience
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

the hands of Chink and the popula- tiou went into a frenzy
 smith is one of the most popular men in the district and the news of hi- death caused much excitement, but after the demolition of Chinatown h. turned up hale and well and in no way injured.
 During tn. attack on the urieuto quarters the mob used every implement of destruction upon which it could ll
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
MEN FORGED TO WALK
 AROUND SLED ALL NIGHT

Nuggets Spccla Scrvlcr by A. T. X r
 Co.'S Long-Di-tancc Telephone.
 CpUNCIl. Dec. 2> To be forced to a.i> around sled all ut-. ow "u tho haum tundra while thr temperature ua- 9t 20 degrees below zero was th" lor of Charles Spencer and Erie An do,eou. who have just arrived here cN- haostca after their experience.
 The two mru left thiuik d couple of days ago with a mule team for Whit" moWum but in the darkness they lost lnnir Nay Fearing that attempts to pick ur t.o trail would only result in sending them further to sea. they de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
MAKING PREPARATIONS
 FOR NEW YEARS BALL.

The committee in charge "f the Catholic ladies ball, which will take place on New Years night. has prac- uclIly completed the arrangements, and delightful time is assured.
 Each one charged with the prcpara- ticns vi"s with the others to place the dance in an unique position amongst tine social events of the season.
 Everything that could tend towards the success of the dance Is being brought into acquisition. and hundreds of couples are certain to enjoy one ot the most pleasant evenings in the so- rial history of the camp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

He is going to the outside for the purpose of rctittinE. and next summer will see him once more setting out on his search
 He believes that most important sci cntifc investigations can ho made and he feels it is likely that land win h" discovered on his next voyage.
 Speaking over the long distance trle-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

HcrsChel island and started out alone.
 He is still fully confident that land will be found to surround the north pole. and his efforts to reach the much sought destination have only begun.
 From Nome he will go out over the ice to Seattle. which city he expects to travel East and may go to England.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

uS hands AXcs were used tn smash in doors and To cut the supports from huildiug~ In few cases dynamite was 1-.d and houses blown to atoms. The pnlic,. }ycr. altogether u"werless [" stop the destruction aud Chinatown '"- dav books lil>, ruin.
 Nu urrr-ts have h.ou made. and it is mudly likely that any win be, as the 0uul. population j~ determined to get IlG of the ori,utaI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
LOST PART
 OF THUMB

F.. M. Andrews lost the greater part of the first joint of thumb last eve ming and is now in Holy Cross hospital.
 Mr. Andrews was working in his thumb came in contact with the cir cular saw. As the saw shaved off the top of the member the victim quietly remarked;
 Hello. I've lost piece of my thumb"
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

I,.uur this afternoon ro a reporter for the Nugget. Mr. MikkclScu said he be- licv,d in the existence of land at the pole hrcau-c of th night of the birds, tn. action of the ice and the eWim- ming ur the whales. During lhe two" yrlrs in Waica hy has been absent from civilization he has not lost a man.
 lIr was sent to discover land or deep
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28

After the holidays Prof. Drapcau will be prepared to give lessons in Frehch English and Spanish languages, also piano lessofs dr pupils rcsi'fence Ap- ply Prof. F. A. Drapeau. corner of Ho- gan and Third street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
Nuggets Special Service.

LETHBRIDGE, Alberta. Dec. D. Because Chinaman was reported to have killed white man here yester- day. a mob of 300 furious citizens at tackled Chinatown and completely de- molished it.
 The story had been circulated that Harry smith, cattleman, had met his death some distance from the city at
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
BIG MEET
 TONIGHT

The second big meet under the aus pices of the Nome Athletic association will take place this evening at Eagle hall, and many most interesting events will be brought off
 There will be more items on the pro- gram than on the previous night and some close and exciting contests will be witnessed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
CHILDREN'S HOME
 AT SEATTLE BURN I

Meyers. and Nurse Agnes Hill by he roic work efforts. rescued 2S of the lit tie inmates.
 Iris Crabtree. four months, and Hazel Lee. three years. are the dead.
 The brave matron cannot recover, and Nurse Hill has been very seriously injured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
FAMOUS EXPl l0RER AFTER TWO YEARS
 ABSENCE RETURNS I'D CIvILIzAT TEOhll
Says Land Exists Around Pole by the Fg Action of ICe Swimming of Whales and
 Various Other Sure Sgns.

water and in lh" search for rh. latter he has succeeded.
 fIo is. as i- wcu known. th" man who expected. and by rhc way Wuo -tm expects to reach tho north pole drifting with inc ice "u its northern no~.
 He says he will probably leave C.u- ir, tomorrow for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 27- While probing the charges against Dis trict Attorney Harlan, Attorney Gencr- condition of the Third judicial division of Alaska is rotten with the corrup- tiOn of officials.
 The evidence goes to show that gam bling was permitted in spite of the law. that saloon dives were allowed to nourishin the Copper river valley and
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-28
LOOKS BAD
 FOR WALSH
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The court today denied the motion made to dismiss the charge against Walsh, who is charged with the embezzlement of the funds of the bank of which he was president.
 In dismissing the motion the court stated that the case would be fully en- tered into. Walsh's prospects at the present time look anything but bright.