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Evening journal., 1908-04-09
LAST SERMON ON
PERIODICAL SOM

The Rev. Hugo Paf. Pm. d., pastor
OF Sacred Heart Catholic Church. VII
deliver his last Lenten sermon on
"The Prodigal Son, at that church to-
morrow evening. Miss Jean Ogle the
soprano soloist OF the choir win sing
'Inhammatus" by Rossini and viii be
accompanied by a chorus.
Hermann d. Gossen, baritone SOLO
ist and director Of the choir, win sing
20 Salutaris," by II. Panofka. Aft -
this solo, the choir will sing Tan
tum Ergo" by F.. Goeb.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
AT ODDS OVER THE
NEW l6-HOUR Law
Western Railroad Managers
Declare 1t Will be ImpOS-
SibIe TO Enforce II
ARE IN CONFERENCE
WITH LABOR CHIEFS
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. April 9.-After two days
OF conference ebtween heads OF the
labor organizations having a COM
bined membership OF 100000. and a
committee OF managers. representing
the roads west OF the Mississippi, in an
effort TO adjust running schedules TO
an observance Of the new 16-hour-law,
they are as far apart as ever.
Every plan proposed by the labor
leaders has been vetoed by the man
ayers. The motive. according to those
who criticize the managers, is a desire
to make the enforcement OF the law
as difficult as possible.
The railway magnates deny having
such motives, and attribute their atti-
tude TO the impossibility OF an en-
forcement OF the law.
May Discharge Employees
They say the measure win force
them to discharge many employees.
Consequent inconvenience and delay
viii be experienced in transportation
service.
None Of the officers will openly criu-
cize the managers, but the committee 2
'chairmen are almost unanimous In
charging the companies with bad
faith. /. G. Rawn, chairman OF the
managers committee, which acts for
all the Western roads, declares It will
be next to impossible 20 enforce the
law. He says train crews will be
forced 10 abandon trains at intermedi-
ate stations II their sixteen watches
end when those points are reached.
This will cause endless confusion, the
managers say, and questions that may
lead to strikes and other serious din
culties arise when enforcement Of tho
law Is considered.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
JAPAN ADDS TO
Her TROOPS
Preparing to Take the Land
in Dispute With
China

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PEKIN. April 9--Japan is heavily
strengthening its military force In tha
middle island district, concerning title
to which it is disputing with the Chinese.
Since he first sent his troops into the
territory and began the installation Of his
civil officials for the ACQUISITION Of Korea
to which he claimed the district belonged.
the Milxado has wholly ignored PslCln'n
protests that the whole area has always
belonged to China
Since he first sent his first troops. in
view Of his unyielding attitude. Japanese
Minister Baron Hayshi states that there
will probably be no serious trouble.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
PENSION FUND
TRUSTEESORGANlZE

The newly elected members Of the Police
Pension Fund, organized yesterday ar
ternoon. William Schell, clerk in Chief Of
Police Blacks office was elected secretary
Police Commissioner James b. Clark
son, who is president OF the pension fund
named the following finance COM
mittee: Police Commissioner Charles
Jones, Police Captain Evans, William =
White, chairman OF the finance commit
tee OF City Council, and Walter Rash
chairman OF the. police committee Of City
Council
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
ST. PauI,s Bows Win.

on Tuesday afternoon the Cherry A c
was defeated by the st. Paurs altar boys
by the score Of to 0. The st. Paurs team
will receive challenges from any fifteen
year-old team in the city. Challenges viii
be received by John e. Haley, No. ius
North Broome street. The lineup OF the
st. Paurs team is; John c. Dougherty, c.;
John T. Healy, p; Jack +. Daily, 1o. {;
John A. Lee. 2b.; John Reynolds. 3D.: p.
Emory, rf; e. Swift IT,; John smill. SIS. !:
James McVial, ID.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
FIRE THREATENED
ORGAN FACTORY

Browns organ factory at Ninth and
dupont streets. came near catching Ere
early this morning. A pile Of shavings and
other combustible material just outside the
building caught FIRE from some myster-
ious cause and the high wind blowing at
the time. was only prevented from spread
ing the flames TO the factory by the
prompt arrival OF the Water Witch Fire
Company A chemical stream extinguished
the blaze.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
CLERK OF MARKET
IS COMPLAINING

Clerk Of Market Cook Is complaining OF
the way farmers are applying to him for
their licenses to stand in the street mar
kets. He said that outside OF Market days.
he has only issued four permits.
On market days he said his office is
filled with farmers and he is handicapped
in his work. II some Of the farmers would
apply at his office on days other than
Wednesday and Saturday he said he
wouldn't be rushed so much.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
ENGINE BLOWS UP,
TWO ARE KILLED
By United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. April "A To-
comotive on a train on the Naugatuck
division blew up at Baldwins this
morning, and It is reported two men
have been killed. p. W. Rowe. the fire.
man, was blown from the cab and his
clothing wa sset on fire. He ripped off
the burning clothing, and wrapped in
blanket furnished him. walked to
Naugatuck Junction, from where he
was brought by train to the hospital.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
WEATHE

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The storm
Of Wednesday has passed off the Novs
Scotia coast with much increased de
velopment, leaving a small secondary
disturbance over the east.
Forecast till 8 p. NJ, Friday;
For Delaware-Fair, cooler tonight.
Friday fair, light TO fresh north to
northeast winds.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Mr. Maxhurx I'D Rreakfast Mission.

The Rev. J. F. Maybury. of Camden.
n. j., will be the speaker at the Sun
day Breakfast Mission on Saturday.
Sunday and Monday Mr.. Maybury
Is a noted religious lecturer.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
eerman pemoerats WIII Meet.

The East End German Democratic
Club will hold a special meeting in the
rooms Of its club house. this evening
Addresses viii be made by John c.
Gray, William F. Kurtz and Charles
r. Curley.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
To Give Merry Widow Dance.

Court Diamond. O. G. s.. will give a
Merry Widow dance in its quarters,
Eighth and Orange streets. tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09

The newspaper fiat guarantees
It's circulation, acts as an insur-
snce policy 10 the advertisers
it protects. The Evening Journal
guarantees its circulation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
WORKERS BURIED
 UNDER FALLING WALL

injured. eleven of whom were taken tu the hospital m a serious condition.
 NJ. Gordon. of the firm of Gordon X Sregai the contractors. who had the work in hand, was arrested ou a War rant charging mauslaughtcr
 Five minutes before the collapse of the wall Inspector of Buildings Frank Weynouta had ordered the foreman of the gang to stop work while he saw that ihe wall was crumblug II Was planned to build four-story hous, on the spot. Wnich was the sitc af the old Academy of Music.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
WOMAN TAXES POISON
 DIES ENTERING JAIL

., restaurant and cafe. She was the dr-t person Indicted. and was heldsou zrteftl eouHt~ iii thr sum of ss5.aeo. irh ~hr furnished. When zhr aa4 released sin, aid sHe would never be ttrr=t~d agaiH.
 Taday- after another indictment wa- returned against her charging murder ia connection with ths recent t>aeh- me-. p.tuts SAsrn Kramer was sent fa Nt- Towards raaut.
 Ms ua.Hl received tHe officer at rtt. a.al >fr -,erstH swallowed d =s.a- ..-=-. aI fel=aH. and eaaH =Hd =tH# raay Ht eo aaW She accom- taHasi sae t..ufy fa#tHe. iaH Two t."rt- teat. aut Ne- IH-t -tt~rus fur #.aof aHrH she frJt dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Gibbons or Fairbanks at work but th- day seems to be at hand when wire less communication Will render the wires obsolete. The fact that Fair banks has heard Nome is most i'm portant, as 1t shows that wireless com munication k possible oyer inn mense stretches of land and that com munieation with the outside will not depend upon Gibbon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
FAIRBANKS HEARS
 NOME WIRELESS

Word was received at the local teIe- graph office last night that Fairbanks has heard Nome wireless ealing and could catch the words.
 As the distance by air line between the two cities is at least six hundred miles. the fact that the message tray eled over it shows that new era in wireless telegraphy has begun.
 Nome is still unable to hear either
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
JOHNSTON ESCAPES FROM VICTORIA
SAYS HE HAS A
 MOUNTAIN OF QUARTZ

Mr Brostrom has had two men working on the property, and h, states that tho value of tHe ore increases as the men sink on il.
 The ewEcrS of tll ground are Ivan Brnsiram. Peter Eakler F1 Brede~en auI L. M Larson rhr Ilst named and John Berg have been Il ing the dr- vsleImeut work. and fha 9tfar. q quartz miner of Wide cyrerIenca says that the ledge is one of tho most s,aH- derful ever seen Iy him
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
THE SEvEN0AKS
 MURDER CASE

#UHa.r-
 Ht= H.t reurtlI Nha rreerHtrd l-Hhstl. heu.. ur.L. down as h. rr- .a..H the dtseovat. af Ht- HIfe.s h8d.. H. =siI sHat Il. fh, s.Hf-, .4f rHelr la-t a.dh together th.5 mel uohody. and sHat Aife had Ha ,4.rms as tar az Ee Es-r
 ta. His -ieiau 1ht ..l tiu- pe-r- #.ifaa.= aNamiaafiaa agreed tbat th. ."lad- ,euld mol have been self HnHf.d Tine Inquest s,3~ tnsu ad- i"niusI for | fortnight
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

A quartz ledge, which is situated about twenty miles ur the coast from the rty and about three miles back from the sea. Is described hv its owner. Ivan Brnstrpm as II mountain of ore. II Is 300 feet vide and k apparent to the eye all the way.
 Ninc different assays have been made of the rock. II contains gold and silver and amongst thc assaYs arc ones af ss.ss, g.. ss.4o and ssio
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
BRINGS CARGO TO GOOD HOPE.

The schooner Gussle Brown. which has returned to Nome Is about ta leave for the Good Hope with a cargo of supplies for the new diggmgs.
 Several men have signified their in- tention of working an Esperanza creek throughout the winter months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

the work ls going steadily on of put ting in 1.1OO feet of two-nch pipe for the purpose of heating the dredgr by steam.
 The heating process will be carried out as it is in Breckenridge. Colorado. where dredging is proceeded with throughout the winter months. when 46 inches of ice are floating on the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
FRANK HALL.
 BOUND OVER

fnHf fHF=ut- af-d- fbj- 4ft-u4-a TT i.r commissioner run' m Err charge of asslutus man named Callahan with q deadly wrapon. and waS bound over to await the acton Of the grand jury
 The alleged assault Was committed q frA daNs ago with a Iuol bait rack.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
WILL WORK ON DYKE.

Prospecting work will be carried on during the winter on the decomposed quartz mass that was recently diseov- cred hv Young and Hamburg
 The people who have taken an option on the property have signlhed their in tention of sending in considerable amount of money for The accomplish ing of the work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
INQUEST OVER BODY OF MRS LU5RRD THROWS NO LIGHT
 ON TRAGEDY.

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 tsH -=f #.H- aa Nf.==a -- u..E. 1.s@ h'e# I.a.. aut .iar -.I. ien.e thl- far has Uat a.fpet ta aa- tdN't ''s uA -irr' sHIf H.JtuE He.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
Man UhO Uds Coming tO Jtand Trial for Murder
 IS Gone

Lee H. Johnston. Who was being brought fo Nome ta stand trlaI for the murder pl Isabella GtIelrfst disar= r,ara Wednesday morning from his ztaternom aBoafd the steamer Victoria while ai~ guard F E. Bowen was asleep
 l. was customary during lhe voyage for | guara t, sleep In tHe ~t8trreeu with Johnston. Whfc tho daar WIS ioelsed from Inc ouiside
 ou Tuesday ught Howru wrnt te sicep in the room. as usual. About | IL n he aVakr and faund tho 1ir ta he eta-'a and The room var, warm Gatz ling "ut of bod. ha npeucd taa door slightly and rut if on Inc honz. He then returned to his bed and fan asleep About o'clock N o Rabh. the other guard. paid elsit tu the prisoners state room and found I:awra asleep and Che prisoner gone.
 At that time the steamer was near ing ruimak Pass Al o'clock she was m sight Of land. aud uhcu phe news of Johnstou's escape became known il came to he believed amongst the passengers that he had jumped overheard and would attempt te reach land. some thought this feat possible if Johnston had provided himself with a life prcscrvcr.
 Elwood sruner's Story.
 EIwo"d Rruuer. who had been em- pl"yed as counsel by Johnston. trty- clcd ou tho Virtura. When scru this morning hoe said that hr first heard of I"hnstou'- disappearance when someone passed by his doat and made a remark about il. Shortly afterwards q ship boy came to his room dud iu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
COULD HAVE NO MONEY
 AFTER HIRING A LAWYER

After the disappearance of Lee John ston from the Victoria District Attor- ney George Grigsby walked up to El- wood Rruner and in a gently insinuat- ing manner said:
 Say. Elwood. I don't want to ask you anything to which an answer would be disagreeable to you. or any thmg like that. but. honest now. did Johnston have any money on him when you left him the last time?"
 Now. now. George" said Elwood. you. lawyer. to ask such a ques- tion as that"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
WONDER DREDGE TO OPERATE
 DURING THE WINTER MONTHS

The most remarkable mining opera tinn in the Alaska records will be carried on this winter by the Wonder Creek Dredge Company. which will some of the winter months. in spite of the frost
 The last of the machinery is now being unloaded from the Hyades. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
MAY CATCH
 JOHNSTON

e~7ise GfigzE di=triet attorney. taf-d today that Hr i~ unwilling ta speak yct of ,hc ryr.ruer ia thr al- l,ged murder of Isabella Johnston. as he says Johnston may yet be recap tured
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Some members of the Baldwin Play CTS troupe arrived this morning on the steamship Victoria. and the remainder will come on the Senator. All will be here in good time for the opening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SLUICES ROBBED
 ON DRY CREEK

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Ha.ez= ,S#.at taa .tst one aere cleaned alt. Haf tas rtHher= evidently thought sH. raut tf .eb ter He-t aH- would a=f s. as.f# shil.
 ii#me sHirH fz thr 8,H.n ou thr EE.HHI
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
LINES DOWN ALL DAY.

The telegraph lines weIe down all day yesterday. and nnly went up this afternoon at o'clock Before this paper went to press no dispatches had been received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

zatsH aat Hta r#=taf.r4afu-.
 fr5 sf1r aas s9 =rterr dmtug one a 4a dass tiat the -1p 6ad tp lay fa. and fNsHit-four hours Hefr ean- -Hmaa iH making fartyzzix miles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SEVEN MEN KILLED AND MANY INJURED IN BURNED DIS.
 TRlcT OF CHELSEA.
Nuggets Special Service.

CHELSEA. Mass. Sept. quickly and without warning. 45-fect high brick wall in Chelsea square collapsed today hureing beneath II about thirty Mnrkmcn. Seven Ner,. killed outright. or Gied in amhulances on the way to the hospital Some twenty others were
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

The Wonder creek dr.dgc win start about october I and Mir Powell br- lieves that t can be made to run sue- eessfully until New Years
 In Breckenridge they nave in con the work of heating the water of the pond by steam. and the same process may be followed here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
No Belts Missing.

Nffgr Johu-tou's escape a search ,ea- made "f the stateroum for th- purpose "f finding fl any hf. bolts uerr miss ing hu ii srcms ua b., certain that John f7u took naur.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
RETURNS FROM SOLOMON.

Miss May Lawton returned to Solo mon last night, after spending most of the summer at Orc Fino. on Solomon river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
STEAMER ST. HELENS
 COMING NEXT YEAR

F.. J. Linden writes to state that the steamer St. Helens win be placed on thc Scattle-Nome run ncxt spring by the F. J. Dodge Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

The company coutemr Rtrs having the huat make three round trips br- tween Seattle. Nome. Sulauaa. G4tprm and Teller
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
NOTICE.

Saunders Sisters positively going out of business. leaving on last boat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

he carried away the guards revolver. but neither of the stories could be confirmed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
Guards Excused

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 probably ha hrurEt r., a# #...#.. hat fhll r,aaa.u. li at. -,.f
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
MRS. HOWARD, INDICTED if SPRINGFIELD. MASS. DIES
 ON WAY TO JAIL.
Nuggets spoetal Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SEAS WASH OVER THE
 DECKS OF VICTORIA

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
JOHNSTON
 LEFT PANTS

It was stated this afternoon that when Johnston disappeared he left his pants behind. It was also stated that
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SOME PLAYERS ARRIVE.

Billiards and pool. Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
Not Responsible Here

Not Responsible Here
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 The eNtHtHaea #.e.r . u4.. seuHJ fz ar.arat Us H. e.,.#.r fud hr appointed sH Ha-4
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 Overheard Means Drowned.
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 #-taH jW#pa4 a=sraafa Ha Hluh ira.H-a ~H-at I,.a a. s.. .. @ot- obtna, rsa.u t..- .a-u E. fla wuuid he -ealrd anebee a= H- r4.5 al that p"ipt l# barron aad mHul4u# Ted
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
IAN YOU BEAT THIS7

s1O. Ladies' Skirts gomg for s. Saunders Sisters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

formed nm af it
 on fhr way uatth MT. THuuef had sau, conferences Vff Johnston. Nhs. he s1s= ne.el uml=u4 on4 ,aelna- rtau ta commit suicide The prisoner aIaa,s. according to his attorney. d.. cafad bt- tuuaerurr in u most positive hammer aad never at any time seemed t' b. us ~irous making ti- escaIa
 Grgsby Aboard
 si,9fr, tif4e-bs. district attorney N##o ssa~ also aboard lne Victoria. dc eltne# t,# malse amy statement rx.sni fh9t ne Wa- only 5 faa-etrrr and aa- tH Ha HrV connected eta tba euart- ms of JpHH-taH
 Papers Call Him Cool.
 Afref = Nffest of Johnston th4 ss attir tapea- -tatke "f Hiai as being ah- soluieh 5aol and collected. EIwaad IHmcr say- his calmuess and hf- ieeia1tious of tuuocerr, rcmcd tl h,. 70 genuine t=at tne Iarer= oul~tar. affrr lhc first sensation. E. ad begun to treat hm almost a~ eue aheH ehan a mistake had b~ru made
 Mn Hruncrs connection with Johu- ~taH began wh,H lhe nll.r expressed his intention of employing Nr Hruuer when h" arrived ar Name tic rftd moi tua" rhat tHe judge Has nu line out side then. hul AIr Eunrr heard about Jahnspau.z wishes and visited him in his cell
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
IF ANY LADY

Wishes exceptional bargains in heavy winter coats. look at ours first Saun- ders Sisters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
5latz Privars Stock at tn. Bank.
FOR THE LADIES OF NOME.

T q ladies of Nome who have been aaitae aa ratiently for the arrival of the latest styles in faI ana winter millinery wiH be pleased to know that the hlest Parisiau effects. consigned to Mime Thiry arrNed on the Victoria and are now on exhibition at her par lors. For the accommodation of those ladies who will be outgoing passengers on the Victoria the parlors wdI be open this evening until II o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Granite Mining c.ndi.s ar. tn. best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Billiards and pool. Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

eIatz Wsinsr Bear at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

Granite Mining Candles ar. tn. bs..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

sla.z Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

elatz weiner Beer a. the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19

elstz wsinsr Beer a. the Bank.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-09-24
FAIR THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATE CANDIDATES Han@E's VERY DISASTROUS BLAZE DEATH MRS WIN "L SECURE SPECIAL HAY "a"
or Coz Citizens Tenant Hh by a % %R o ~ F
a
DEATH OF MRS. WIN. COVELl.
A Good Lady has Passed To
The Great
Beyond.

On last Friday morning, Sept, 18th,
1908, at 5:45 p. m. Mrs. VIM. Covell
died at the home of her two sons Char
ley and Lewis in this city of paralysis
of the intestines. She had only been
sick since the previous Sunday and her
condition was not considered serious
until the day before she died.
Mrs. Covell was born at Canton
Junction, Mass, November 1S, 1888,
and her maiden name was Maggie Ag-
nes Horan. In 1868 she with her par
ents came to San Francisco and short
ly after arriving there was married to
VIM. II. Covell and to this union sever
al children were born, six of which are
now living, Charley, John, and Lewis
of Fallon, Albert of Watsonville Cal,
Guy of San Francisco, and Mrs. Carrie
Dunlap, of Palo Alto, Cal. All the
children were here except Albert and
Guy.
The remains were taken Saturday to
Watsonville CAL, where services were
held on Tuesday in the St. Patrick
Catholic Church, and was inferred at
that place.
The STANDARD joins in with the many
friends of the children of the deceased
in extending ths deepest sympathy in
their bereavement.