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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
DID NOT DISCOVER
 LAND

VANCOUVER, E. C.. Oct. 15.-Capt Eijnor Mikkelsen and Ernest DeK. LefingWcll did not discover d new con tinent in the Beaufort sea. They have returned from their quest in the great white silence of the unknown north and reported that soundmgs made in the Beaufort ~ca failed to show the exist encc of the unknown land they went to seek The failure in the main ob- iect of the expedition has not doterred the enthusiasm of the explorers who will spend another year in the Arctic in geographical and cthnological, geo. logical and geological work. They will continue the exploration of the Beau fort sea, surveying the coast and mak-
 ing cthnological studies in that vicin- ity.
 The explorers, Capt. Mikkclseu F. LcfiingwtlI and J. Marks left the Duchess of Bedford. the former seal
 ing schooner in which they left Vic toria in May 1906. for the north. in winter quarters off Banksland this spring and joumeyed over tine ice from Prince Patrick land to the northwest. They LOOK especially prepared food cased in soldered tins. each containing sufficient provcndcr for one week transported their supplies by dog team Owing to the return of one of the dogs and the delay in returning, Frederick Harrison. another explorer. who recent ly returned from the North. reported that it was feared the three advcntur- CTS had been lost. They returned safely a short time afterward, however. and cablrd a report of their work to the American Geographical Society at New York.
 The dispatch come from Eijnar Milk kelsen and Ernest Lchingwen, the joint commanders of the expedition and was dated at Dawson September 10. The explorers reported that their scdge trip north of Alaska covered 800 miles of sea ice, and that they crossed the edge of the continental shelf twice Their soundngs, taken 5o miles off the Alaska coast and beyond. were made to a depth of 2,O6O feet. but they found no bottom Next year. they reported they will continue the exploration of the Beaufort sea. surveying the coast and making ethnological studies
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
.AIRSHIP CIRCLES
 OVER LONDON

LONDON, oct S.-That the British army has made practical progress in the solution of the problem of aerial navigation was shown to the -ati-fac- tfou of Loudonrr@ whra the dttgib'c war balloon. which has been giving several trials at Aldershot camp, sailed from Faruborough, 8 miles southwest of here to London, and after maueuv- criug over the city started back to AL dorshot
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
JAIL SENTENCE BY PROXY.

CHICAGO oct. 7.-"To jail by proxy" s Judge Mackenzie cloland's newest plan for the reform of crimin- als. He launched il yesterday at the Maxwell street police station when he decided in the ease of three boys who were before him on the charg, nt shop lifting that their parents would have to go to jail and serve tbn sentences of the lawless trio in the event that the latter again ran afoul of the police
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

gau-I,s- that three tamps had board Hd his train and refused to leave. ~beriH OsIesby met the train alone and he endeatored tJ arrest the men single handed The wounded man Is dying The posse that started in pur- sui. .f ta. other u,p caught them two #H.. from tnHu. TO avoid a lynchlng they A.. taken Co Logausport and placed in jaiL ons of them had a bullet
 in hi body
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
SHERIFF KILLS
 HIS ASSAILAnT

WINIMAc. Ind, Ont l5.-Sh.li@ Charles osl~-hy was hot and killed today ot the Pennsylvania raiJoad 7.- pot uo!r by tar"o tamp- whom ue tried to arrest After dropping to the ground oelosby mIe.d himself o. H- elbow and cuptiod his revolver ar .H. men. fatally wouudiug ouo uf Heu and slightly womdug another.
 The conductor had wired from Lo-
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Tho balloon crossed th4 Thames at Black Friar-' bridge and, making a sharp turn. proceeded over Fleet street and the strand. making a complete circle over the latter thoroughfare and watched by thousands or people.
 The balloon then went around Ira falgar square, over the war office and past Westminster Abbey and the houses of parliament travelling at the rate of about 15 miles an hour and be- ing under complete control
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

STOCKHOLM. oct. lo.-ooc-ra Kyl berger. the Swedish banker who. With Wulium ol~~ou. millionaire yaoat-- man, i~ about to challenge for series for tu" Amrrica'@ cup through tine Roy al Swedish Yacht club of which kms oscar j- honorary admiral. in am inter view today explained that the chal- Ienge must be regarded a~ a national Swedish subscription enterprise. The promoters would first require eight subscribers of 25.ooo crowns about $5.ooop each and then lists would b. opened for small subscriptions from 1 crown ,about .5 ceuts) up.
 "Whru uc lind fl impossible to get any more subscriptions we guarantee to put up the r.-t of thr capital ra- qurod to build a yacht which is esti- mated at 5oooo0 crowns about $Ioo,- ooo) as a minimum. Ta" other rN- pcu-es probably will amount ta about l.oooooO crowns ,$45oo0oD
 Yach Ready in Spring.
 "Thr yacht will be ready in tho spring or summer of 1908. It is in
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
Atkinson Go. sell Wellington Coal.
FOR SALE.

One-th.rd interest in Golden Dawn claim. adjoining property to No. Newton. on fourth beach line Clear title. Will sell cheap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
SWEDEN BIDS FOR
 AMERICA CUP

ended that she shall be practiced in sailing ou the Baltic during the re- leo9 in American waters SD that her and -h. will be- sailed all the summer of 1908 in American waters to that her handlers may become familiar with strange American tides and currents. She will be built exclusively of Swed- isu material and will be sailed exclu- -iyoy by Swcdys,
 "our chief motive in making an at tempt To capture the cup is, if we are -ucc, -~ruI C. get American yachtsmen 'o come to Sweden and try to win 1t back -o a- L., create intimate relations between the tv. countries
 No Doubt About Challenge.
 "Kiug oscar has been interested in the sport or yachting from his earliest youth and hr is now interested.
 "our challenge has not yet been formally sent. but the Sew York Yacht club has ben asked t, furnish Us with -s. regulations under which the races .il be sailed. The promoters of the enterprise have determined to challenge under any circumstances.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

Evening gowns, shirt waist suits, all kinds of plain sewing at reasonable prices. Apply rooms rear Telegraph office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

T. ]. Nestor Co. carries the largest and only exclusive lines of wines liquors. beers. mineral wat, 'ass- ware and oigars in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

New pool and billiard ;soIeS al the Board of Trace
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

Have the electric light placed in vom nome, 24 hour service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02

Contract for coal Atkinson Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-02
CHEER UP!

If you are left behind, Cheer up! Come to the Breakers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH is
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED, VENTILATED
AND HEATED, is NOW READY FOR OCCU-
FANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INExPERI-
ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTED on oyERALLS; GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. VALENCIA. BET.
18TH AND 14TH. APPLY MR.. DAVIS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe

BUSINESS man, thoroughly trained. with many
years experience In the import and export
trade frst-class salesman, correspondent and
typist. seeks employment Box 9lS 16ol FIJI
more ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS;
GOOD PAY; CLEAN, STEADY WORK, NEW
FACTORY; WELL HEATED AND vENTI-
LATED- INEXPERIENCED TAUGHT AND
PAID WHILE LEARNING. LEVI STRAUSS
CO., VALENCIA. BETWEEN 18TH AND
14TH. APPLY MR.. HINSHAW.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
YALE LEAVES FOR BOSTON.
Students Give Team SendOT Before
squad Starts for Harvard.

New Haven, Nov. 21.-Yale's undefeated
football team accompanied by coaches
and substitutes and trainers in all num-
bering thirty-ive men, left New Haven
this afternoon on 1:45 express for Boston,
having been given rousing send-off as
they departed from the camp. The party
took special parlor car, and Just prior
TO starting Trainer John Mack said:
The men are in good physical cOndi-
ton and expect hard game for them.
The lineup will be practically the same
as in the Princeton game. with the pOssi-
bic exception Of Dunbar for CongdOn as
the latter has much trouble with his
ankle"
Coaches announced this afternoon that
their men would take the gridiron on
the kickoff. barring accidents. as fol-
lows: Alcott and II. Jones, ends; Paige
and Biglow. tackles: Goebel and COoney,
guards; Congdon. center: Tad Jones.
quarter back; Brides and BOmar, half
backs; Coy, full back.
II the Harvard game proves at all easy
for Yale many substitutes will be sent
into the game 10 give them an oppor-
tunlty 20 obtain their "'Y" emblems.
These substtUtions We're planned as fol-
lows by the coaches this afternoon: Dimes,
for Tad Jones; Philbin, for Bridges; Ber-
ger, for Bomar; Wylie. for Coy: Burch,
Tor Howard Jones, and Foster and Brown
VIII be sent IN at either tackle or guard
positions
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
BASEBALL PLAYER KILLED.
St Louis Cardinal Pitcher Dies After
Being ManGIed by Car.

Chicago, Nov. 21--Albert Raymond. one
Of the promising young pitchers Of the
ST Louis National League Ball Club. lies
dead in St EIizabeth's Hospital Of this
city as result Of a street car accident
late Monday night
Raymond was crossing North avenue ar
Elston avenue when an EIston avenue
car struck him and ground him under
the wheels
His body was badly mangled. one arm
and one leg, as well as several ribs. being
broken, and internal injuries also being
evident He was taken 10 St EHza5eth's s
Hospital. bat he died quickly, without re-
gaining consciousness.
Raymond was thought to be the most
promising Of the young pitchers signed
by the Cardinals for next season. He
was procured by Manager McCloskey IN
August Of this year and pitched several
games with the National Ieaguers with
great credit 10 himself. Before going To
St Louis. he had been the star twirler
Of the South Atlantic League, pitching
for the Charleston Is. O. team.
He was known all over the circuit as
Bugs" Raymond because Of his antics on
the coaching lines. After getting into the
big league he was at once popular with
al the players because of his humor
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
MILLER RIDING AT OAKLAND.
Clever Jockey Fails Twice, but
Wins with Third Mount.

Oakland, Nov 21.-The present meet
ing has been a remarkable one for form
players. Favorites and second choices
are winning with such a degree of reg
ularity that the bookmakers are al
ready big losers.
Jockey Miller made his debut to-day
He failed on San Gil in the first race
and Phalanx in the third, but he landed
with Burning Bush ip the fourth. beat
ing Pal by head after a desperate fin
ish. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fre and one-h6if frlongs. Ban
natyne, lG lBatterl 10 l. won; san Oak IL
tBore), l5 To J. second: san Gil, l09 CW. Miller
% TO l. third. Time, los Siberschanz. Wap. Last
Go. Galtrix. Bobby Shafto, Sexlaw, Liddjng1on.
Nike Asem. and Old Daddy also ran
SECOND RACE-Futurity Course. Dolly Dollars
lo6 &C. Ross, 70 !. won; Taunt, lO2 lPohankal
U l. second; Manila s., l07 (Powers), IS TO /
third Time, III Eiba. Purse Rose. and Hand
maiden also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity Course Taylor George.
100 &C. Ross. 20 p won; Phalanx, los Miller
20 s. second; Anna May, los Grand. 30 70 l.
third. Time. lilo 2-5. Pelham Koenign Louise. and
Grip also an.
FOURTH RACE-Sx f1rlongs. Burning Rpsb
lo2 CW. Miller. 70 2. won Pal, 80 CBa-tonl, TO
?. second: Aunt Polly, l0i Ni0relandl, % To
third. Time. ll5 Bl0ndy. Sir Bullock, CelertS.
Ban Posaland, and Flying Wing also Tan.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fifty Yards Miss
May Bowdish, l3 TO 5. won; I'm Joe 10 DIents
20 L second; Nabonassar. l0l CBoreD, . 20 5
third Time. lai - The Captain. Lustig ROYAL
Red. PIN. Redwood II, Daniel C.. AudmOnt and
PiqUaTd also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Miss Bilhe. l06 lGargan). 10 ], won; Mike Jor-
dan. los lynch. y 20 /. second Prince Of CASTLE
lo' lMcBride). 10 2 third. Time Ia7 25. Men
don; b c AczeTly. Bye Bye. Mandator. and Capt
Bush also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
SOLDIERS TO RIDE FOR CUP.
Special Event Is Announced for Next
Friday at Henning.

The Washington Jockey Club makes the
following announcement concerning the
special event for army mounted service
cup, which will be the feature at Ben
nings next Friday: Purse $500 and cup
for horses belonging 10 troops and bat
teries OF United States Cavalry and
United States Field Artillery. serving in
the Departments of the East and Of the
Gulf. and 70 be ridden by enlisted men
Of these organizations Division of purse:
SO To the rider, Of the winner.
500 20 the troop or battery fund of the winner
$50 20 the athletic fund Of the post Of the winner
SIS 70 ths'Tider Of the second horse.
S15 10 troop o. battery fund OF the second horse
SO % the rider Of the third horse.
SO 10 the troop or battery fund Of the third horse
The cup to be inscribed with the name
Of the winner. the name and rank OF his
rider, his troops or battery and regiment.
and 10 be held in the custody of that
troop o. battery for one year when il
shall again be competed for. and TO be-
come the property Of the troop or battery
which shall win IL for three years, not
necessarily consecutive. Riders TO wear
olive drab service uniform with cap and
horses TO be equipped with regulation
saddles and brides.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Sergt. CARL PRIEBE. Troop d. Third Cav
airy placed retired list
FIRST Lieut.. EDWARD 4. kREGER. Twenty
eighth Infantry. detailed acting Judge advocate.
Department u the Colorado U Denver. Deem
Der =. vice Capt CLARENCE 5. NErTLES.
acting JudEa advocate tnrst lieutenant, TEenty-
nth Infantry
CapI JULIUS A WIG. second Infantry. Ne
hraska National Guard. 10 garrison school. Fer;
Prirates JOHN c. MOONEY and GEORGE VAT
hINS. First Cavalry. Key West Barracks. trans
ferrcd 90 Coast ARTILLERY Cops
Private JAMES +. LAMBERT, Company K Thir-
taenth Infantry. Fort LeaEenWOrth transferred
70 general service, infantry. 10 military prison
that post for assignment ~ prison guard.
Private JOSEPH kILLINIETT. Company L. Ser
snfh Infantry. For Brady. transferred % general
service. infantry, 70 recruit depot. Fort slocsm.
Stggt. First Class FRED : OWEN. Hospital
Corps. from Presiiio q san Fraucls,o 10 depot
Of recruits and c-slals. Fort Mcdowell, thence
20 PHILIPPINES.
Sargr- HARRY +. DIAMOND. general service. in
iaHiry. recruiting station. DcaEer, discharged
from the srm5.
Following enlisted men. Hospital Corps from Wash
luston % proper station:
sergtS Fifstelas, SAMUEL II. LEOPOLD AID
JOHN VERNON and Private Flrst-class VII
LIAM J. POTTER. SsrCr- HENRY A. J.
SHIFTS and Privatcs First-class JOHN W
BYRNE. GEORGE Z. MILLER. DENNIS q.
McCUE. and John W VAUGHN.
Private Flrsr-class CHESTER J. CECIL. Hospital
Corps. from Washington 20 FCrt Thomas.
Sergt. ALPHONSO RUSSO. Company F. Tven-
tieth Infantry, For Slaftcr. discharged from
the army
Serst- MAJ WILLIAM z. CORLEY. junior grade
Coast ARTILLERY CCrIs. from Fort NIiIey 10 FORT
Ward.
Recruit LESTER COLLINS. infantry. recruit 6spUt
Fort Sloc-m- transferred % HoepitI Corps a.
private 90 General Hospital Washington Bar
Iacks. for duty with Company G, Hospital
Corps
Recruit FESTY YOAEUM iufantry. recruit deDct
Fort SlocIm. transferred 90 Hospital Corps as
private % General Hospital Washington Bar
racks, for duty with Company G.. Hospital
CorpS-
Pest QUa-ternastor Sergt- JOHN T. SIMMONS.
from Vancouver Barracks 70 Fort LeaTenworth
military prison FOR duty.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
WEST POINT WELL SATISFIED.
Army Coaches Believe That Team
VIII he PrImed for Navy.

West Point. Nov. PA drizzling rain
to-day made it risky TO attempt any
scrimmage work. and Coach Smithers
gave the men long drill on the forward
pass.
For the past week Capt O'Horn and a
corps OF assistants have been working on
the distributions of the Army's allotment
OF 1000 tickets for the Navy game and
the last Of these were distributed to-day.
The applications are still pouring in with
contributions.
Capt Smithers IA speaking to-day Of
teams development said that the Army
plan this year has been 10 develop The
men slowly and with an aim to have
them reach their top notch form on No
vem0er 50. and that when the Army faces
annapolis week from Saturday. they
viii have reached the realization OF these
plans
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Marine Corps,

Lieut.. Col. GEORGE BARNETT. detached navy
yard Washington. report 10 bTigadier general
commandant
Mai w e. NEVILLE. 20 command marine bar
racks navy yard Washington
Capt. 7. S. BROWN. detached marine barracks.
Washington. TO Office Judge advocate general
United Staes Navy.
Capt. G. S. HILL, detached First Provisional Regi-
ment marines. Cuba. rerOrt 10 brigadicr general
commsndant
First Lieut. WALTER y. HILL detached navy
yard Norfolk. TO First Provisional Regiment
Marines. Cuba.
First Lieut.. ". L. REDLES. detached First Pro
visional Regiment Of Marines Cuba, to marine
barracks. ayy yard. Norfolk.
Second LicIts. L. A BARKER ard T. s. VIII
LIS. to navy yard. Mare Island. examination for
promotion.
Second Lieut. W. C. WISE. Jr. detached COnnecti-
cut. TO marine barracks. Washington.
Second Lieut. J. II. THOMPSON. detached head
quarters, Marine Corps, to marine barracks. navy
yard. Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22

For the first time in a number Of years
the interscholastc football title Of the
District win be settled. when Technical
High School meets the Georgetown Preps
at Georgetown Field this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock
Tech had things its own way in the
interhigh-school series. but to-day the
manual trainers will meet team near
its own weight. and a good game should
result The two elevens are the heaviest
teams in this city. including the two
'varsities. Techs average is about l65
pounds, while the Preps weigh in at 160
pounds.
With the Georgetown-George Washing
ington controversy stin unsettled, this
Will practically end the local season, and
the indications are that a large crowd
will see the game.
Tech did not have any practice yes
terday. but the Preps We're out for a sig
nal drill, which lasted nearly an hour.
The lineup
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
WEEDS GIRL HE CAPTURED.
Robert Daiiy Arrested for Shooting
Rival, hut Later Released.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Nov. I.-Robert Daily
who yesterday at the point Of a pistol on
the road between Elizabeth City and Cam
den. y. c., took Miss Maggie Sawyer from
the side of his rival John Hall, with
whom she was on her way to wed. ar
rived here with the young woman to-day.
was shortly afterward married 10 her by
Rev Quiuton Davis. and tonight the
bride and groom was prisoners at the
Central police station. Daily. it having
been charged. shot Hall in taking the girl
from him.
Investigation proved that 70 be untrue.
and the bride and groom were released.
Daily got the drop on Hall with his pistol
and quietly asked Miss Sawyer 10 choose
between Hall and himself. She deserted
Hall
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
PLAN POULTRY SHOW.
Virginia and Maryland Fanciers In
terested in Philadelphia Exhibit.

e.1claI 70 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Poultry and
pigeon fanciers from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and Vir-
ginia gathered yesterday afternoon at
the Bingham Hotel for the quarterly
meeting of the Philadelphia Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Stock Association and
discussed plans for the annual poultry
and pigeon show TO be held in Philadel-
phia during the week January 2I-27.
The judges of poultry will be ]. H.
Duvenstadt. II. B. Schwab. a. l. Ingra-
ham. A. c. Smith, j. D. Nevins. Louis
Graham, Percy Cook, George Cox and
John J. Ritz. The pigeon judges will be
George F. Erbe, B. n. Oliphant. Joseph
Gam, Thomas Scholis, and Dunlap Dis
ton The superintendents are w. Theo-
dore Whitman and William Ehlinger.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Navy Orders.

Commander 4 W GRANT. detached Naval Ac1d.
cmy. 70 command Arethusa.
Lieut. Commander r. B. BIESER. 10 Arethusa-
Lieut. Commander = =. FULLINWIDER commits
stoned.
Lieut. T. l. JOHNSON. detached Missouri. to Ia
coma.
MidshiIman O. BARTLETT. detached Virginia. 70
De Long
Niidslipman C. b WRIGHT. detached Kentucky.
10 Strngham.
SurE- q. A LUNG. detached recruiting station.
Philadelphia. % Hancock
Chief B0atswain 4. SMITH detached navy ward
Washington home wait orders.
Boatsvain \. d. WARWICK, 10 navy gard. Wash
lngtOn.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
ST. JOHNS REFUSES GAME.
Unwilling 10 Play Mount st. Mary's
for Title.
he Washington Herald

SpcciaI ~ The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Nov. I--The athletic
authorities Of St. Johns College have de
termined not TO accept the recently is
sued challenge Of Mount St Mary's Col
Iege TO play for the intercollegiate foot
ball championship Of Maryland
st. Johns believes that. having won
the championship Of the Maryland Inter
collegiate Association, it would not be
wise 10 play other games which were not
scheduled. The two teams played a
draw earlier In the year.