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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Fresh Peanuts 15e. per pound. pounds for $1
 Lined Leather Mittens. pairs s1. oz. duck. 1Sc per yard. At the Nome Bazaar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
WANT JAMES W. sEoe.

His relatives want to know the whereabouts af James ". Begg. and ask him ta write to Rev. John Gal braith. Colorado Texas or to George Brer,.o.u s Baldwin Place. New Hay on Conn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Accident on Three Star.

David Caura is also in thc hospital. suffering from broken leg which iu- jury was sustained by a cavc-in which occurred yesterday on the Three Star fraction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
FOR SALE.

Two horse power Cushman gasoline engine. with motor and six batteries. s75. Apply Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
LOST.

Pocket book containing money Please return pocket book to Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
KNOCKS OUT
 PALMER
TOMMY BURNS BEATS ENGLISH CHAMPION IN FOUR ROUNDS
 AT LONDON.
Nuggets Special Service.

Ea&poN Esa h. Tommy EuHz EHaefsd aH1 J8eE rat#er fHIs after aaaa iH rhe fourth round.
 FHe battle - ou- sfleH from fH, =5Ht ui Palmer never had d rbanes -o win liurHz s,It iu iefts and right wherever He=aizAed. and ths hest thinz tnai could happen Inc EneJi-hmau Was tn ne -.it ta sle.p
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

lemp's St. Louis Beer on drauaht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

lemp's St. Louis Beer on drauoht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Granite Mining Candle. are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

slatx Private Stock a. the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

siatx Wsiner Beer at the Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18

No more active ruler has appeared 10
recent times than King Edward VII, oil
Grea. Britain, who will leave behind
him the reputation Of a most capable
diplomat. On Tuesday he met Emptror
william, of Germany, at Oronberg,
where he had long talk with the Ger
man monarch, a conversation which was
followed by a conference between the
latter and Sir Charles Hardinge, Of the
British Foreign Office. On the follow
ing day King Edward visited the Aus
TRAN Emperor, Francis Joseph, at lSchl'
aud Sir Charles Hsrdinge spent long
time in conference with Baron Won
Aerenthal, the AusirO-Hungsrisn Min
lister for Foreign Affairs. 1t is under
stood that Turkey and the Balkans we're
the main topics discussed in the confer
euce, and that the agreement was reached
that the only possible attitude for the
powers of Europe toward those trying to
establish mora enlightened rule in the
Ottoman empire was a sympathetic one,
which would involve sbstention from
any action which would embarass the
supporters of the new regime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.

John O. Furr and Harry Fur, two
white men, have been arrested on the
charge Of attempting criminal assault
on Mary Nestlerode, the 16-year-old
daughter of.James Nesller0de, a white
man living nesr Manassas, and held to
await the action Of the grand jury.
It Is claimed that the two men, both
of whom sre married, went to the home
Of the girl In the daytime. Fortunately
they we're both seen and heard BY some
neighbors, who rescued Miss Nestlerode.
Both men Immediately left for WISH
iugton before they could be arrested.
bat we're shortly afterWard spprehended
and taken before Justice B. L. ID.
Hodge, who held them, In default OF
bail, to await the action OF the grand
jnry.
John q. Farr has q wife and children
living In Manassas. About Is months
ago his wife instituted suit against him
for divorce, alleging bad treatment, and
obtained an Injunction to restrain him
from interfering with either her or their
children. Within the last month or two
he professed reformation, became recon-
ciled to bis family and has been living
with his wife.
Harry Furr has wife and several
children living in Loudoun county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
Quiet ct Springfield.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. I8.-After q
night Of frequent outbursts OF the mob
spirit, which refuses TO be bluffsd Into
submission by the presence OF troops,
the city again Is quiet this morning.
Daylight seemed to put quletus on the
rioters. Shortly before three o'clock
firing at Eighth and Jefferson streets
drew ont every available man at Second
Brigade Headquarters. The rioters we're
quickly dispersed. Squads OF soldiers
we're 6red on by small bands OF rioters
throughout the night, but there was no
concerted action.
Public indignation ct the crimes dur.
Ing the last Eve days resulting Ia many
deaths and loss of property, crystal zsd
today In the joint meeting Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, consisting OF eight
hundred prominent business and profes.
sionsl men. The meeting was held to
denounce the acts OF the rioters, to az
sure public officials of the sympathy
and support of the substantial classes 10
the prosecution OF the offenders and to
commend Gov. Deueen for his vigorous
conduct, 10 filling the city With enough
soldiers 10 control the situation.
An attempt to set FIRE to q factory
building supposed to have been made BY
a negro, caused 8 serious clash between
the soldiers and some negroes early TO-
day. The negroes were scattered about
some vacant fields only few blocks
from the county jail and when the SOL
diers sought t. scatter them, they we're
received with revolver shots. These
were promptly answered, but no one was
reported iojured. During the night
there we're several outbreaks Of minor
character. To add 10 the general un-
easiness there were two alarms OF fire
which called out the entire department.
The fires bad no connection with the riot
situation. More arrests we're made TO-
day. The ministers Of the city have
asked State Attorney Hatch to be unre-
lenting 10 his prose cutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
The Mad King.

Geneva, Aug. ia plot OF the
daring conception to kidnap Otto Will
liam, the "Mad King Of Bavaria" and
hold him for g rich ransom has just been
thwartsd by the Munich police, Henri
Blanc, a Swiss, and Wyler, a German
naturalized American, the latter the
moving spirit in the bold scheme, we're
cheated out OF the opportunity OF start
ling all Europe by their amazing coup,
just when 1t seemed that the plan would
succeed. Blanc aud Wyler, we're ex-
PEELED from Bavsris Friday, when their
plot was exposed. Blanc and Wyler,
who were In the league with several Of
the prison palace guards, planned to
take the "Msd King" to o retreat and
there hold him for ransom. Too many
were let into the scheme, however, and
the police became advised Of 1t the
night before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
News of the Day.

Charles A. Dubosis, former mayor Of
Annapolis, is critically i'll.
Joseph BRAKEMAN, of Msrtinsburg. W.
Va, was beaten and robbed by highway
men yesterday.
Two babies at Chicago we're killed by
seizing live wire yesterday, thinking 1t
wss kite string.
Rodney Rose, 8 keeper at the Wash.
ington Zoo, Was bitten BY vicious rattle
snake yesterday and is not expected to
live.
A Long Island mob yesterday battered
down the outer door Of Jail and would
have lynched & negro accused Of assault
ing O woman but for armed resistance BY
the sheriff.
Miss Carrie r. Haney, Of Stanards-
Vile, and Reuben r Desn, of Elkton,
who eloped from their homes to Hsgers-
town, Md, we're married there yesterday
by Rev. j. II. Jeffries.
Mr.. Charles Mills, son Of former 5ena-
tor Roger Quailes Mills, who Is q patient
at Johns Hopkins Hospital, yesterday
expressed himself rs more than pleased
with the improvement shown by his
father.
In response TO President Roosevelps
Invitation to visit him at Oyster bay and
discuss the Cuban situation, Governor
Msgoon, accompanied by Capt. j. A.
Ryan, of the Fifteenth Cavalry, will
leave Havana tomorrow for New York.
A company is now being organized 10
Germany with . preliminary capital Of
si25, 900 t. establish line Of passenger
sirships between the principal capitals
OF Europe, backed BY the Krupps and
by leading bankers.
An investigation into the disposal OF
h. estate Of the lat, J. P. Montague,
Of Brooklyn, N. T., which is being con-
Quoted By the Supreme Court, bss dis
closed the fact that be left about 5000, 600,
and that the entire estate has been be-
queathed to q young clerk who acted Ia
the capacity of confidential adviser TO
Mr.. Montague. Mr.. Montague Is sur
yiyed by several relatives, all of whom
will make fight for their share in the
estate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
TsLEdRAPHIC BRRvITIEs.

1t is reported that Inc tUWn OF GoTt
Bay on Manitobisn Island has been 81
most wiped ont by fire. Fifteen business
places and eight residences went up in
sm ke. Loss $3.50, 900.
Admiral Robley d. Evans was re-
tired to-day from the navy after nearly 0
half century's active service. Tonight
Admiral Evans will be rendered q re-
ception in the hotel at Lake Mohonk,
In. Y, to celebr. to the close OF his career
as an admiral.
After coming within one mile OF the
French coat and almost equaling the
record of Capt Matt Webb made 80
years ago, T. W. Burgess, one OF the
strongest swimmers 10 England, had to
give up his struggle in the English chan
mel this morning after struggling against
the storm.
Several thousand Italians who are
cele brstiDg st White Plains, N. T., the
fesst OF San Rocco are convulsed today
over an attempt to kill Father Maria
usro. The priest, because OF the hard
times had urged his congregation 10
give up the feast and by 80 doing had
aroused much bitter feeling. Two bull
let's were fred through the window Of
his bed room.
The verdict OF scquittal In the case Of
Corporal John j. Cooper and Phvste
William J. GwinDell, OF the Eleventh
Cavalry, accused of the murder of two
Cuban fishermen named Pujol and Con-
zsles at Ooloms, Cuba, on March IA,
which has Just been rendered, has stirred
up bitter feeling against the special
provisional court which tried the case.
The court is accused of disregsrding the
evidence and Of rendering q prtjudiced
verdict.
Friends OF Mrs. Annie TOmllnson, OF
New York, we'll known as writer on
woman's fashions, ere today aiding bel
to spend $50 she won at Huntington, l.,
Il by taking plunge 10 the surf garbet
| in her lingerie. Isaac Makeel, of thu
Dry Goods Economist paid the fifty
Mrs. Tomlinson, who Is petite and pretty
was enthusiastic over bathing at lunch
con at the Chateau. "The water look
good enough to jump right in" I'll be
you Fifty you would not dare" sale
Makeel. "Pll show you" was th'
answer and Mrs. Tomlinson led the way
to the beach.
Arthur lane, Of New York, the eeronau
| who suffered fractured skull and other In
iur3es in fill from his balloon at Luni
Park, Buffalo, n. Y, last night, died today
Reports published in New York today tina
/ if there became grave doubt OF Taft election
| President Roosevelt would take the stump II
his behalf are absolutely denied at the execu
| tive office at Oyster Bay.
Residents of Eureka. Cal, Were terro
stricken at 3:45 o'clock this morning by tw'
distinct earthquake shocks. The whole cit!
was Jared bv the tremOrs. No serious dam
age to property is reported.
The parliament House of Bloomfentin CAPT
tai of Orange River Colony, is under heav!
guard today to prevent REPETITION OF yes
terday evenings invasion by four thousand o
Dutch unemployed. The invading army
many of then women with babies in thei
arms stOrme the chamber and succeeded II
reaching the speaker chair before police re
Inducements arrived and drove them from
the building,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
TUESDAY EVENING. ARG. IS. 1908.

WoRD reaches officials Of the adminit-
tration from Paris that the Amtrlcsn
tariff commissioners who went 70 the
French capital a while ago for the pur-
pose of reaching better understanding
with the French government on various
tariff matters, find themselves up against
what seems very much like stonewsl.
The American commissioners were armed
with q lprge bundle Of complaints from
American exporters, alleging that the
French customs authorities had been
persistently and HsgrsDtly discriminating
sgainst Anne rlcan products seeking entry
into France. When these complaints
were laid before the French tariff COM
missioners appointed by the Paris gov
eminent to negotiate with the American
commissioners, the Frenchmen came
back very promptly and gravely with q
long series of similar complaints from
French exporters to the United States
who alleged that the United Ststss Gus
toms authorities were bearing down Win
almost intolerable harsbnsss on their
business. The French commissioners,
moreover, made general attack on the
American tariff laws, which they desig-
mated 10 diplomatic language as the
abomInation of almost prohibitive high
protection 10 contrast with their Own
tariff laws. The latter, the French CON-
missioners claimed, we're mere free trade
makeshifts as compared with the provi'
sious of the Dipgley act. In short, the
French commissioners, who are among
the ablest men in the French service,
made 1t entirely plain from the outset OF
the negotiations that if anything was to
be accomplished in the way OF reaching
a better understanding between the two
governments, very material concessions
would have to be made by the United
States In the interest Of French products
seeking admission to this country. Ii
therefore seems probable that the work
of the American commissioners who are
now in France will come to nothing, or,
If an agreement is reached, no announce
ment of it will be made public until alter
the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
Harry Thaw.

Pittaburg, Aug. 1S.-Refrreeln Bank
ruptcy W. Blair has set Monday, Sep
tember 7 for the fret meeting OF the
creditors of Harry K. Thsw, in the bank
ruptcy proceedings. At the meeting q
trustee is to be selected. Thaw through
his attorney Stone & Stone, fled pei
ton 10 the q. 8. District Court today
citing that an error had been made 10
the schedule for the voluntary bank.
ruptcy petition OF August 7. he asks
leave TO amend the schedule "a the for.
mer list does not set up all the creditors
whose claims are unsecured. The names
OF FIVE additional creditors are added.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18

WIFE abandonment is on the increase
In Chicago. Gases of husbands desert
ing their wives and Children have be-
come so frequent In the last ten months
that charity workers regard the situation
as epidemic. Between 800 and 400
cases have been reported to the Chicago
Relief and Aid Society since last Nov
ember. This is so per cent. higher
than was reported in the same period
last year. Lack of work Is one of the
causes advanced, but pure cursednes'
covers majority Of the cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18

REPRESENTATIVE JENKINS, chair
man of the House committee on judi
ciary and one of the lieutensnts Of
Speaker Cannon, is having the fight OF
his life out in Wisconsin to retain bis
seat. The opposition is based mainly
on his adherence to Mr.. Cannon and
the part he took in killing reform legis-
lation. strsws show the way the wind
is blowing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18

DETAILS of a discovery that promises
to be more important for mankind than
the finding of gold 10 California has
been received from Idaho. This is the
production of new variety Of wheat by
q farmer in that state; q grain which
Yields from 100 to 200 bushels per acre,
instead Of the twenty or thirty bushels
of ordinary wheat; which can be grown
successfully in any psrt of this country
wilhstsnds heavy winds and even hail
storms; grades up to "No. 1 hard, !"
and produces superior -four. The magic
kernels, It is said, were found in Alaska
by the Idaho farmer while prospecting
for gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
TIE SPRINGFIELD TROUBLE.


One more victim was added 10 the
death list OF the Springfield, ILL.,, mob
last night, when g. W. Scott succumbed
to gun shot wound Ia the lungs, 10.
Hlcted Friday night.
SCOTS death brings the total fatalities
TO six, and Is the fourth chargeable to
the disorder In the "black belt" mar
Twelfth and Madison Q reets. 1t vas
there that the hunted ndgroes made
their stand, firing on the mob from vim
dows and roofs. Another death isex-
pectsd momentarlly. W. q. Bowe,
chief clerk Ia the county treasurer's
office, Is slowly ain king from the effects
Of the bullet wounds aud the beating
which be suffered ct the hands OF negroes
Friday night.
The gathering Of evidence began yes
terdsy. Policemen 10 plain clothes we're
sent 10 search the houses OF prisoners
and suspects, and So ar suls the police
station looked like O general store last
night. Groceries, hardware, clothing,
dry goods and shoes we're recovered Ia
great quantities, most OF them bearing
the price tsgs OF the looted business
houses.
Roy Young, % years old, one Of the
prisoners taken yesterday, has confessed
TO starting q number Of Hres, the police
say. A search Of bis rooms revealed
quantity OF new overslls, shoes, boys
shirts and other articles Of apparel.
Altogether some 80 or more cases will
be brough. before the jury, and II the
expectations of the sites attorney are
fulfilled, several hitherto respected
citizens will find themselves called upon
to face serious charges 10 the criminal
court. Many white people WIN left tho
city though fear have returned.
The exodus OF the negroes from
Springfield, however, seems TO be perna-
nent. There ars still Q few scattered
colored families 10 few blocks, guarded
BY soldiers, bot they Tor the most part
are women, children and aged men. The
younger and middls-aged sre few 10
number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
From Washington.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, Aug. IL.

rCors,pondence Of the Alexandria Gasette.l
Washington, Aug. IL.
Figures made public by the Bureau OF
Immigration today show q further de-
crosse in the tide of incoming aliens.
During July, only %. $40 immigrants
we're admitted, q decrease OF " per cent
a. compared with the figures for July,
1907. The number debarred from en-
tery--535 last months decrease OF 81
DER cent. over the same mouth last year.
Russia still furnishes the lsrgest number
of aliens, 6.19S, coming to this country
10 July. Italy remains second, with
2,45l. During July only 65S japanese
we're admitted, as against IL TIA In the
same month last year.
Ambassador Leishmsu, at Oonstanti-
nople, has reported to the State Depart
ment that after several years effort he
hes succeeded In obtaining trsnsfer OF
title of property destined for the Ameri-
can College of Girls, at Constsntlnople
to Secretary Baton OF the American
Board Of Foreign Missions. When this
land was first selected as the site for the
college, objections was made to the trans
fer, because member of the sultsn's
family had set bis eye on the same piece
Of ground, and desired to erect royal
residence there. The success OF Ambas-
ssdor Leishman In finally securing title
for Barton is supposed to be another cut
growth of present political conditions In
Turkey.
To an imposing document, covering
AZ solid typewriter pages, and tsemiug
with reports of fstic encounters, and
contract with stove lids and other do
mestic weapons, south Boston, Mass,
man today appealed to the Department.
Of Justice for assistance 10 trlnmphing
over the temper and strength OF an
Amszonian wife. The correspondent
declares that, although the Bost1n police
have slightingly declared him Insane,
two aIienist. have examined him and
swear 1t is not 30. However, be says
he really ought to be "after such hell Of
q life, with such q hell of wife,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
The Pope Refused,

Geneva, Aug. 1S.-Displeasure over
the pope's refusal TO view with favor the
immeoi. t, elevation of Archbishop Far
lev, OF the New York diocese, 10 be car
dinal is today given as the reason for
hssiy departure from Rome yesterday Of
Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr. O'Oonnell.
Cardinal Gibbons, it is reported,
strongly urged the pope In repeated in
teryiews to heed The desire Of the Amer
lean Catholics for another cardinal,
pointing out to him the present dispropor-
lion towards America and Europe, In
favor of the latter, OF the Vsticsn's fsvors.
To all the csrdinsPs arguments, how
ever, the pope was unyielding de-
clsring that be feared the modern
trend Of American Catholicism and that
IS long as this extremely liberal spirit
was so much in evidence he would not
favor an increase In American represen-
tstious. At later date, the pope de-
cisred, the demands of America might
be granted.
INQUIRIES made at the Vatican today
brought the reply that the Americans
had "merely foished their visit"
Neither the pope nor Pspsl secre-
tsry Merry Del Val would discuss fur
her the question of the propose ed eless'
ton Of Archbishop Farley.
10 an interview at Milan, the cardinal
admitted that be had urged upon The
pope the creation Of another cardinal ior
America but that he found the pope
firmly opposed to such q move at the
present. The cardinal declared that he
would be mucbpleased II several sddi-
tional cardinals we're named TO share
with him the responsibility OF his POSI-
ton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-18
USEFUL DISCOVERIES
Are Not Always Startling, Neither Do
They Create the Most Talk.

II Is not always the greatest, most startling
discoveries Of science that are most useful to
the human race.
Comparatively few people were directly
interested In Herschel's finding Of the new
planet Uranus, but many thousands have been
benefited by Prof. Unns's experiments, which
p owed beyond a question that Dsndruf and
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