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The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Irumbull.
GRANGE NOTES.

At the next regular meeting, of the Grange. Friday evening, May 22, there will be a guessing contest on the num- Der of kernels of corn in bottle. A prize will be given for the correct an- swer. The following program will also be presented:
 Reading, Louis Fuller. Shall we cultivate more acres or put the same amount of labor and fer tilizer on less area?" Howard Beach and P. B. Nichols.
 Piano solo, Mrs William Fuller.
 (Which is the most successful home makers, the new woman or the old?' Mrs Lester Shelton.
 Flowers; their culture and in- 1uence," William H. Brinsmade.
 Reading, S. Mallette.
 Each one to give a conundrum. We hope large share of the members will be present.
 Eggs are eggs and you can get a sample of Conkey's laying Tonic free if you call at The Hindle Pharmacy, 987 Main street, Bridgeport.
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Deacon Charles Bailey of Elm street, who had been confined to his home by illness for number of weeks, is able to be out again.
 J. s. Mayhew, who has recently re. turned from Florida, has on display in one of the show windows of Garvin's drug store a large collection of post cards which he secured while on his trip. ,.-.----eas -.-..--.s
 The funeral services of Herbert D. Fry, who died at his home, 46 Beaver street, on May ', were held from the Methodist church at 2 o'clock on Sat- urday afternoon. The interment was in the Center cemetery and the pail bearers were George Dimond, Clifford Perkins, Ebert Hoyt, Bracey Hicock, Charles Smith and William Living stone.
 Several of the Bethel school teachers attended the banquet of the Danbury teachers association, which was held at the Hotel Green, on the evening of May '. The occasion was one of en- joyment. E. M. Cro1ut, principal of the Bethel High school, responded to the toast, Greetings from Bethel" Mrs E. N. Pillow has moved from Milwaukee avenue into one of the houses belonging to her on Elizabeth street. #
 c. M. Lyon, who recently purchased the William Shaw property on Chestnut street, has taken possession of the place with his family and moved his. house. hold goods here from New Canaan.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Sherman.
LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST

LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.
 Although the day was stormy on Thursday last quite number met at the parsonage to clean the yard and cellar of trash of many years accumu- lation.
 MT and Mrs M. G. Gelston remain about the same.
 Mir Martin of Brookfeld gave us a very interesting discourse last Sunday.
 MT Ferns fine tenor voice is a very great addition to the choir and is very much enjoyed by all. ne
 N. T. Hungerford and E. P. Briggs attended the convention at Hartford, last week, as delegates to nominate delegates to the national convention and to appoint state central com mittee. Representative I. c. Atchi- son was one of the party. William P. Bailey of Bethel was appointed state central committeeman for the 24th senatorial district to succeed George A. Barnes of Sherman.
 c. c. Stevens has been making a great improvement to his place by building a large hen house. Those who have seen it say it is a dandy.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

J. B. Griffin of Briarcliff Manor, N. Y, is visiting his daughter, Mrs s. B. Owens.
 R. s. Hinman attended the republi- can convention at Hartford, last week.
 Mrs Rose Booth of Ansonia and Will Smith of Derby were guests at George Smiths, last week Friday and Satur- day.
 Thomas Honan and daughter, Miss Jennie, of Gaylordsville visited over Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs Bridget Hartnett. ,
 Fred McEwen has been spending two weeks with his parents, MT and Mrs Birdsey McEwen.
 Miss Bessie Treadwell attended the Teachers convention in Bridgeport, last Friday.
 Miss May Edwards of Huntington spent part of last week with her sis ter, Mrs Arthur Beardsley.
 Will Sherman and family and Mrs Bristol of New Haven have been at the Charles Sherman place for a few days.
 Howard Wheeler and men of Mon- roe commenced to repair the road in this part of the town, Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
LOCAL EVENTS.

ibkAl E ItNias
 Mrs Lucy A. Benedict of South Will ton Is spending few weeks here, the guest of MT and Mrs c. II. Bates of Umpawaug Hill,
 C. II. Bates of Umpawaug Hill has q fine early garden in spite of the late spring and now has several of his crops up and gaining nicely.
 Df William Il. Demming and family of New York spent last week at their place on Umpawaug Hill.
 Dr William Dcmming of New York is making extensive alterations and im- proyements on his house on Umpawaug Hill. Eugene Adams did the carpen- ter work, Jacob Beck and sons the ma son work. When it is all completed he will have very pleasant summer house.
 c. H. Bates of Umpawaug Hill has his spring work now out of the way and is ready to do all kinds of boot and shoe repairing for all who wish in the best workmanship manner.
 Mark Twain and family made short stay at their Italian villa, last week, Friday. They hope to have it com pleted so they can come here by June 1.
 Last week Wednesday, dogs killed three yearling heifers for Dr James Griffin while they were in the pasture.
 John Carroll and Daniel Vaughn both lost their dogs last week. It is thought they were poisoned.
 Mir Punk of New York is to make fruit farm out of Mrs Lucius Un- derwood's farm which he recently pur- chased. MT Punk has been spending several days here and has set out a large number of peach trees and has been getting his house in readiness for his family, who are coming in few weeks.
 B. Durgy spent last Saturday at Judd's Bridge. the guest of his moth- CT, Mrs George Hurlburt.
 Fred Lindwall has had an addition built on to the south side of his house and has made other improvements on it.
 Jesse s. Lee of Rochester, N. Y, was recent guest of Mir and Mrs C. H. Bates of Umpawaug Hill.
 Mrs E. A. Saunders, who has been quite i'll all winter, is now gaining slowly. This will be good news to her many friends.
 The teachers of this vicinity attend ed banquet at the Hotel Green, last Thursday night.
 Friday, the convention held at Bridgeport was attended by the teach CTS of Fairfield County.
 William Hess met with an accident, ,Saturady morning; while loading wood he fell and broke the bridge of his nose.
 Mrs Curtis has been very i'll with the grip.
 Miss Lou Carson spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs Luzon Hubbell, in Der by.
 Mrs John Beers entertained con- pany. last week.
 Miss Ethel Oddie spent Sunday in Bethel.
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called very suddenly to York State by the death of his brother-in-law.
 Mrs E. Curtis has been laid up the past week with rheumatism.
 Operator Osborn is off on a few days vacation. @
 Mrs Mary Store was in Waterbury, last week.
 Charles Brown has his home nearly completed.
 Mir Colepaugh has moved into the house with Nelson Hicock. 5
 Mrs Pierce and daughter. Miss Bes- sic, of Danbury, were the guests of her mother. Mrs Curtis, Saturday.
 Harold Hicock is able to be out again after being laid up with an in jured foot for four weeks. ess
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Monroe
EAST VILLAGE.

Shelton Pareis and a friend firm Shelton were Sunday guests of D, C.. Wells.
 Herbert Williams moved has house. hold goods and family to Bridgeport, last Saturday. Charles Stone and Or rim Morrow did the trucking and the family may now be addressed at s or- ange street.
 A. J, Beers spent last Sunday in Weston with his brother. Lyman, bringing back his niece. Miss Ethel Beers. for a visit here.
 Miss Jamie Ritehie took her usual week end outing at her home in Mill Plain over Sunday.
 Twist Brothers have secured through Bridgeport parties a Miss Bradley as housekeeper. Mrs Kenney of Shelton having resigned after eight months of acceptable service. MT and Mrs S. D. Sharpe spent last Saturday in Derby.
 Rev H. l. Thayer and the boys, Ju- lian Bailey and Heber Ives, Jr.. drove to Higganum, Monday morning, whence the father and Julian will re- turn, Thursday, leaving little Heber, Jr., for a months visit with his grand parents, and older brother.
 Mrs A. J. Beers returned last Thurs day from three weeks visit with her son, Ernest, in Brooklyn.
 w. w. Bliss is engaged in building a barn for Daniel Shelton.
 Twist Brothers have completed the extended repairs on their residence. Mahogany doors, one light sash and the neat gray ana white railroad paint make handsome finish both for taste and material.
 J. w. Waterbury delivered shapely load of fine quality horse hay in Dan bury, last Saturday.
 Miss Agnes Ferguson has been kept from school, last week, by severe attack of tonsilitis.
 Remember the supper and social at Riverside church in Stevenson tonight. | Miss Mabel Hayes, teacher at the Center, and Miss Edith Wales, teacher at Lower Stepney, closed their respec- tive schools and attended the Fairfield County teachers meeting held at Bridgeport on Friday last.
 Walter Brinsmade of New Haven has spent few days, the guest of his sis | ter Mrs .John M Rurr w. s. Wilmot and family of Bridge port have opened their summer home for the season. Mrs John M. Burr and children, Hell en and Kenneth. returned, Tuesday, from a pleasant sojourn with her pa rents. MT and Mrs Stanley Brinsmade of New Haven.
 Miss Lucy Beach was an over Sun day guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs Marshall Beach.
 Arthur w. Banks of Bridgeport was an over Sunday guest at Henry F. Sherman's.
 Cutters Farms school now numbers 43 pupils which makes it by far the largest school in town. The Misses Streeter and girl friends returned to their homes in Sea Cliff, L. l., on Monday last, after an enjoy able week spent at the Streeter home stead. .
 Attorney Patterson and Mrs Patter- son are passing two weeks at Marshall Beath's.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Bethel.

TO INSTALL STEAM HEATING
 PLANT IN THE CONGREGATION
 AL CHURCH,. .-. <. .. .@
 A a special meeting which was held in the Congregational church. last Tues day evening, it was voted to install a steam heating plant in the church and committee consisting of three of the trustees and three others was appoint ed to have charge of the matter.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
More Than Your
 Moneys Worth.

We cordially invite you to call at our new store and ex- anime our fine stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,. Silverware, Clocks, Umbrellas,
 Toilet and Manicuring Sets, Combs, Purses, Bracelets, Etc. You will find our prices the lowest in the city. We also do fine watch and jewelry repairing.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

IuS SO. os
 | METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Wilt thou be made whole?" one of the searching questions of the Mas ter. is the subject for Sunday even- ing. The question cards are used by many as a reminder fastened before them of the claims of Christ.
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered in the morning. "Our Calling is the topic for the Epworth League; the cabinet lead. The Women's Foreign Missionary society will meet Wednesday of next week at the home of Mrs Lydia Couch on Second Hill. Conveyances will leave the parsonage and the postofice at 1.30. All members are invited to be present. .s '.... Rev s. H. Woodrow, D. D., of the First Congregational church of Wash ington, D. C., has recently been guest of Rev G. H. Johnson. It was hoped that Dr Woodrow would take promi- nent part in Mir Johnson's installation service which occurs on May 26, but his engagements will not permit.
 Willis A. Woodford has returned from his brothers at Huntington and is again busy in the hat shop.
 Mrs Harris K. Smith and infant son have returned from visiting in Brook lyn and Newark. ,.. ..7.
 c. Washburn, a student of Mount Herman seminary, is spending several weeks in town at the home of William l.. Birkins, Wellsville avenue. s.,
 Big bargains in fancy cakes and crackers, Joe per pound, three pounds for 25c, at Farmers Trading Co.
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crockery, enamel ware, fiber pail1, lamps, etc., with choice teas and bak- ing powder. Take a look at them at Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 Fine Corn beef, two pound cans, 22c can; one of the best at Farmers Trad ing Co.,. s.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
S0uthburY.
WHAT'S DOING HEREABOUTS.

WIHID DUI4NU IENEhDUUIO.
 Southford played the Southbury ball team on Saturday. Southbury won 13 to Il. Their umpire was from Ne braska, Mir Tucker.
 Mrs H. W. Peck is on the sick list.
 Edward Wakeman is boarding with Mrs Curtis.
 MT Van Allen, the section boss, was
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
MIRACLE IN FRENCH CHURCH.

rAFiS. Dee. i'- WHar appears r 4a... b..a i -alas- miracle is r.- raraeA na4 tae French Village af gr'a sErts afr.r tt, ecfehratiou If ma today n. priest suddenly no- tieed perfect imaE. If Christ head iH h. mon~trauce.
 naubtjHs his -.H-as, ne first elllcI hi- assistant. who also saw che imae,. nm tH"n -nmm"ned many members of hi congregation. who likewise testify te fhr miracle The witnesses te the strange phenomenon Include tine may er. a number If tawn councillors. and other nnt3bIrs
 The image disappeared shortly aftee service.
 The affair has created a profound sensation throughout the region.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
PIONEERS PARADE WITH
 MALAMUTES AND SEEDS

#trent Al Harrack Square Che photo graphs were taken by the different paatorIa2hers after which the parade r,rrn.l ,o The place of starting.
 GautaH Baldwin mayor of the cit auz GfeHI marshal
 rHe iarIeuuuea nr fine weather pr eHpt.t maas from taking part in th. Ilnr.sairu. m, wind and drifting sauU of Front street was a little toI ~ueee-tive or those days on the ChiI. eaat and White Pass summits. ana many of tb- -ourdoughs got cold feet.
 When th- raraders arrived at Eagle Han Grand Marshal Baldwin remind "a taeH mat the HE patlach will ta.ia fae. rhi~ evening sheu one of the era#.e~l af "Ia rmps win le spent by I #a members uf thr Iglea
 x prr=-m ha- breH prepared for the evening lHf mauv of the hvst enter 9mer@ fH tHe ette vaf take part
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
OWLS GET
 NEW BLOOD
THE BASE BALL CAME NEXT FRI. DAY WILL BE CLOSER
 THAN EVER

That tho b4s. es gam. a.N Fa day between tae uais and tl. Nra Efatberhood uin h u,I aud ta-s fought is assured ls the faet rnd lH owls harr receuHh #parted f.. a.sa. and strengthened rHat wrak zuet
 Thc laSt gam, aas paa t. ae Brotherhood ong | four ua- a# tho owls 2cre raeag thc#b #b,ttH ann towards Jh, cnd Ec~ide- t-. bla have acquired ma. confidence tu confidence Hlsr earagc- m.u . tho battle
 When it comes fr basket hUI M Brotherhood -rgn ,e thHk naf f, last game Was on dream frU which thcy have awakened. Severn members of tnc team when a-eH a- day. expressed the ereatr-t pr- Gt confidence in themselves. Tu.z Ha. come to the conclusion that ell must bc put to tho march of th- sls- tarious kids. ana fine, arc determined to tut on ;he hrakr.
 Tn, kids are saving wooa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

 REGISTE
REGISTRATION BOOKS OPENED TODAY AND MORE THAN 4
 SCORE SIGN ROLL.

THe registration b5ohz arrn-d ta- day m fhe office n tse ei,N clerk. and .t 8 n lu- -9 voters had registered
 \ member CT tne eitt council was tHe fir=t =n register lie i. 4. N La Tars the chairman ot tac finance committee which performed it's work so wrll durius the term ef tae present rou"el Tha second Has H. II Mol ."r who iiNgs lgross tine Way. and who Mas beaten for arsf houars uulv hy a man who had 1h- inside track
 The city clerk advises people to come early for registration. as tho usual r.lsH may he expected ir the Iasr day.
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one af ete Hraest things in me shape ef parade toak place today asu rHs n=uh,rs rf Ieloe No ae als Piaaaer= of Aia~h, m3rrFy. sae#za tre.ts taadans malamur ra.a uu.= aud Huas HtHI sle'#
 E.ass man in thu sr-H. f1rtd-- a7 ara aa F 4 Ealtha- tad d'h- gfeat Ha- jarits .are ar oth.r eum.u, rreulta te-zJ winter ii Ihe eauntrs. Whil. ses- .rat made t1e march tho occasion for HHa4.e theIr -ra-e af Humw Soy ..ss aau.eH .ask saddles. ud tha-, .# eeH' med obtain ft, raal faiug r s###HaaHets Ha,= t4a4 whatever cane H,=aaaf st,a @ bun #ag-. one mm HHHa# #aHl sled in which aerr. -.et.- .d a -8H# and ryu members af f.r f.HH Hs hrf aa's oHs =tHssa. .s. trf.s=-'= g ..l rslIi-H.
 # fr4ee--i4H tntea from Eagle H# H.I-sso .r.I marched down Prone
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Granite Mining Candles are the best

PHILADELPHIA After ;cayiue a lac"nic uote. T am going to commit suicide" Mrs. Harry F McFoue. a af- dow. a victim of nervous troubles committed suicide by cutting h.r throat in front of factory on Han cock street today.
 The street was crowded with ona= pIoycs of the mills of that section. who were "H thoir way to work Before they could reach her she had slashca her throat several times. and bled tn death within few minutes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
NEWS REACHES viENNA
 OF SHAFTS ASSASSINATION

ret yet r.erH-d .=.- ete-. ni r. uuHef k aud r- have aesuit.H ...It flte z..fH et= -isHa4us st. .e,aee m ea'. .rfai.#Heat Hi fte sa##ea.'--aEf. t,-f-
 An attendant t|s Inc I.lr.rr.H.r a- the crime. aaI iHe aurdsr.r.# #r.s#Ir.. .d as. ntc of tbr party whIrh .H.- -..# striving for m, establishment rf constitutional frm ar gplsra.r. z. gain their ends t1e eousrmea- m
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
EASTERN STAR DANCE
 TAKES PLACE MONDAY

Tine dance af the Alaska chapter No. of the order of the Eastern Star will take place next Monday Febru. ary 24. at A. E. Hall.
 The dance will be an invitation on. and k certain to be one of the bright ars of Nome's social Armament. All the details will be carefully prepared SD that nothing will be left undone for brilliant success. Dancing will begin al 9:30 sharp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
TELEGRAPH BUSINESS
 IS GROWING FAST

That the business of the Nome tele- graph office is increasing rapidly is a fact which becomes evident from tho figures supplied this morning by A. F. Holland. operator in charge of the local office
 The receipts for the months of No- vcmher. December and last month ex- eo"d the receipts for the corresponding period year ago by $941Sl
 Not only is that fact, but it is proven by the figures that the receipt for the past year have been in excess of those for the previous one.
 Below are given the figures for the receipts during the past three months, and they wil probably be revelation to many.
 Great as they are, they are not half
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

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 sfeH EH rr=a#af#nH- eatf.- -,a 5a t..l sat ss. a H.H,... f4. H H r-taH .tH... tGt iE. a-- ri,ts.y #"ssr#I tar .eys .H..I ...+ thr truaa b. Hr hIu.s ef s e.a d that ae se.s HH.#ttsl @. nes..t aaI m3E l.. put e ~. #.fIHH..
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BEST ENTERTAINMENT
 OF THE SEASON

The Ladies Aid of Pilgrim church. under the leadership of Mrs. Dobbs. will give a southern Evening" enter tainment next Tuesday. February 2E, There will be black-face chorus and other specialties never before seen in Nome
 After the program is rendered the ladies will serve to the audience 2 southern supper, which will be unique in style and service. The price of ad- mission is q.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
PRESIDENT
 WITH GALE
WILL ACCEPT THE REcoMMEN DAYTON MADE BY THE
 DELEGATE.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASmNGTON. D. C. Feb Is.
 The president announced today that ne will side with Delegate Gale in the latter s recommendations for the ap- pointment of men to the vacancies r.- gently caused in offices in Alaska
 H" says that he considcrs the rec ommeudatio made hy Mr Gale in The matter o' the Valdez and Skagway post offices deserved to be recognized.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
TROUBLE
 IN BALKANS
RUSSIA AND TURKEY MAY ONCE MORE COME TO BITTER
 WAR
Nuggets Special Service.

VIENNA. Feb. 70 Trouble has 'ae. more arisen between Russia ana Turkey aH tHe questions which have sa long asitatel fha Balkan and gar raat "awe af aus moment.
 TH- Russian minister at enustaBtf- a=rf# tt .z officially announced has received ard.rz ta be prepared 10 leavr tHe Turkish capital in 4s hours
 EuIearia s sad r1 be the chief bone # contention. but everything else ts aHIE ga.-- work af present
 That #3r may come ia Che near fu- tHrs i= Hleiy het he sultan Is ex- pected .a haek Haau If tho last mo- wnTt
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| ENNSYLVANIA FLOODS.

$ The dispatch received by tue 7 2. Nugget yesterday. telling ef the 2. 2 great floods iu Pennsylvania was 7
 g sent yesterday. and should have F 2 been dated February IT. Ns q as 5. matter of fact it Was dated Feb z 5. ruary r.. bHF Che figure i did not Z %' come out and sp the date appear :. 2. rd tu b. Feb 5 :. 2: cial telcgraphic service of the #
 5. Nugget via Dawson. and the ca- 7 ,. in th" past K hours ar so :: :: in tch past X hours or SO 2: @- .e 8: 2. ,: s2 $ ;. Z | |. Z q. |. 3. 2: 5. .s
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Nuggets Special Service.

VIENNA. Feb. la The pruz uae just been received hcr,. that Ihs sbaH of Persia Was assas-iHatpd MnnIay night at the royal palace nt 'rehc'au.
 Although no official confirmation of the news has been received the zture is not doubted, as the conditions u Persia for some time past have led people tn expect some such occurrence. The details of the assassination have
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
PROBLEMS FOR THE WISE.

\ philosopher. Nritiug to the Lisbon fN- b) rrer Press. asks
 Why is it 5 eaIeles4 year old Kid a,n drop raHf-buned match in an aiies and burn up an the harms in q block white au able-bodird man has fo Use up a whole box of matches 70 ge' a waod fire started in a heater that has draft enough tp draw all the fur riture up the -totcpipee
 Why 3a=~ if take eighteen men 20 mHut"s to set a calf of railroad track while u mere srik, on a ralI "1I send < Hinety-ton locomotive into tts,, ditsf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
FLOOD IS
 PRECEDING
VERY FEW LIVES LOST BY THE INUNDATION OF WESTERN
 PENNSYLVA4iA
Nugget $ Special Service.

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 H=r# .E #H. HtrtI4aH- of fH# tJa- .t ..e A#H-aaH. r#s-r- ...= #1as.5.f '9 # s=ra af,8f aNa.at H. fp h. ra- f.f t= Hf- ss=.H EfaHHe tH- .Nt,#8 .a H.s aHH1a.i@ .9 aeseuf I, 5- .at. ti=2a= ts. H...a tIas tla la.- If. Ha- t.sf#s~s #-HI Hat t=e .ame- fl Hsaa- ua.lst.l -is a. Ilef.t-Ia- .s IT. ffHa.r l- a..a ssr .tHas arad- G-i2- II. inc result ..st fhs u5w H'#d.- Htaae gHiehE ea.r affef s-ar
 T ta- tn money sustaiual ty th. raspl. etu- -gese. hs teld hlr il k
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N0MEITE
 SUICIDES
FORMER FOREMAN OF BIG HUR RAH BLOWS HIS BRAINS
 OUT.

Ed Kane. who was formerly foreman of the Big Hurrah quartz mine under Tom Lane. committed suicide at An gels camp last December according to advices received by the latest mail in Nome.
 Kane used q revolver to commit the act. and the report states that he blew his brains out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS
 OF MAIL FOR NOME

About 10000 newspapers Valdez here
 of Commercial will and kinds first class by Il $ madea The but ua loads had O and in mad soon for il
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

purpuz, af ntHg some eesH-e- #aas H Inc running gear uH#. a4t- a=f
 metr ra=s 7aarted te t#sH.a#d= G=. ala uat e>rsrl to ind t..sy tHHasI
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
CLAY FIGHTS kLDnICH
 CURRENCY SILL

nau~= . aehting t t.=.s 6.al.
 H. heH=ee= tae bin q. :. a.Z have l. .trlrr effect fHH fl a5#r# much r=..IH,f aid to Wat =fH-,#
 SrH1t-r Aldrlch he hHH#tss fu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
WATER BLOWN AWAY
 FROM SUCTION PIPE.

The strong north wind blew the sei water away from the fire departments suction hose today and the company Was forced to use teams to yxcayatc 5, channel in order te procure supply of water
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
AUTOMOBILES STOPPED FOR
 REPAIRS AND MAKE NEW START

another start. and the whole 4ix ma chimes are now on their way Co S1u Francisco. Alaska. Siberia and Europe
 The stop was made bv them Tor tu,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
DANCE LAST NIGHT
 AT A. 8. HALL.

The frs, dance of the second series came off last night under the auspices of the Arctic Brotherhood, and was needless to say. a most enjoyable af- fair
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
Nuggets Special Service

WASHINGTON n c F,b. 1> Clay has opened Var on fhe Aidrer currene, bin and declares his deter