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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
ANNOUNCES
 IT AGAIN
Nuggets Special Service.


 WASHINGTON. D. C. May 26.- Delegate Gale has announced that he will again be a candidate for election to congress.
 He announced several times recently that he did not intend to run. but 1t k n"" believed that he only awaited the outcome of the Alaska conventions. which he had been led to believe would nominate him. and so make his coming out for second term seem like surrender to the will of a grateful people"
 As this graceful surrender has been found impossible Mir Gale now de- clarcs that he reluctantly complies with the request of his many friends" ."
 In the meantime he is said to be arranging with his many friends" for the holdings of meetings in Alaska that will counteract tho ungrateful ac- ton of the conventions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
MAN MAY BORROW A
 HEART FROM BREAST.

NEW YORK - Experiments have been made at the Rockefeller institute for medical research which have re- suited in the successful trausfercnce of vital organs from one living animal Ia another
 Cats were used in the experiments and Alexis CarreI the cxperimentcr. announces that he transplanted in mass the kidneys of one cat to the body of another
 Doctors with whom the experiments were discussed said it was not far cry from the time when il may be passihlr h transplant one of the vital organs from one of the lower animals bady tn that of a human
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
WANT OF WATER WILL
 DELAY FULL CLEANUP

It is now eertaif. hat t., supply of snow water will not he sufficient this year for the washing up af all the dumps In several p'aceS tte opcrtt- ors must wait to ohtatu water from the ditohes and where ,i.,f- waar-r k not available it k praba'.tr thrt some rtr of the dumps win be left over.
 This shortage of water k due prin- cipally tn the fact that the snow fall this year is not as large as it was last year In addition to this fact the sud- dcu thaw has caused what snow there
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

most iHuum,rable. bands. while the coast artiIer, h"om,d and tH- great guns uf ttr hattl,sbip~ roared tHrjr fe- rIy from n, rWrots. In the prHrr@~iuu marched file upon file of t- < sailors. while Che principal officers ur tHv fleet aeepuI IJufeJ ny the mayor and other cjeH officials H8dc in earrIagr@
 Tug mJtur had declared tlr dae a lce8J holiday ENrryaue abandoned huziu6zS and aate= of aH kinds and
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
MARSH GETS
 THREE TEARS

Phillip Marsh pleaded guilty today to the charges of forgery and obtain ing money under false pretenses. and he was sentenced to three years im- prisonment
 He was sentenced to two years for forgery and to one year on the other charge.
 He waived his right to obtaining the statutory term of two days before sen tence could he pronounced. Henry Berge and Frank Grobe were the vic tims of Marshars acts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

was te inelt too suddenly Near Irene and Cuuuineham creeks Il Is said the want ar water utll he mast srriuuslN felt.
 Jack Lrcdy .tys th" otter creek section will also suffer ta q eaHsidrfa- hie extent WAile some of the principal operators eu fhe THItl beach line far thcr west say that several largc piles of grave, must br Left uusluiecd
 According to the figure, compiled by Arthur Gibson the amount of snow for this wear ls only about half that of l1st Wear.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
CRUSHED BY
 RUNAWAY
 AUTOMOBILE

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 Patty died without gie,ne ais name His identity Vae learned from a cart in his raekst certifying tn His eaot standing in tho newsbys' union IT, lived at ls4 Highland avenue He wa, 3 member of the Grand Army of th' Republic, and for years had been iudmark at tho ferry where he Rep i his stand
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
RESTRICTED DISTRICT
 BEFORE GRAND JURY

Were. presumably. examined for the purpose of obtaining their views on the matter
 The Hamen ef the place were marched to the jury room today This fact has convinced people that the matter is receiving very large amount of attention which may pos sibly result in the removal of the dead linc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
CONTRACTS
 FOR MAIL

Three new contracts have recently been let for the carrying of mail in different parts uf the peninsula by Wm. McManus chief clerk of the rail- way mail service.
 The contract for carrying the mail to Taylor creek has been awarded to the Seward Peninsula Railroad com rany.
 Meyers and McKeon have received the contract for carrying the mail to Council. and Sig Sarutzen has rcceiy- ed the contract for the mail between KccAalik and Candle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
HOTEL FOR
 GIRLS OPENS
Nuggets Special Service.

TNWJJNN . OFVNI"I ONT NFNNf
 NEW YORK. MaN D.. The Emelue Ye1ke-T>Hdlll working girls hotel. which aims to furnish lodging and board at cost. was opened yesterday. The hotel k six-stoIy structure, con tainine nfty-six rooms. in the Jewish colony Next door to il k the Peoples tabernacle. an intcr-denominational church, whose pastor. Rev. II. M Tyu- dall literally built the hotel with his own hands. The Yorke-TyndalI i= the only experiment in ecclesiastical s"- cioluey in New York
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
TH0USANDS PARADE AND
 GUNS BOOM IN SEATTLE

dressed m tRcir best theN gave thcm- selves m te ttr uaslIne"l enjoyment nf th" great u,sa~iau.
 Tonight th, vaf~hir= Will hs iIia- minated brilliantly and rhe chances are that the people will almost d"- z,te the cits entirely and take [" thr water The rFguaatisHs for ttuMi- a4aans ou lhc r8rr of rhr city atr a4+" .\ssu~iX, ana Inc ~igbt wifi be mae- Hitgeut
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
PRINCESS ELOPES
 WITH A DRUMMER

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
sgI8et's spes,aJ Service

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
DETECTIVE
 CHARGED
SEATTLE sLEUTH MUST PROVE THAT HE DID NOT EXPORT
 MONEY.
llueaet's Special Service.

llugget's Special Service.
 SEATTLE. May eG NJ j. Quaeh- ,Htu~H rtvafr detective. has heen arrested nn the eh1Ise af eNl"rrIHg money by HraH- gt threats rrem Nh W N Jrtt.
 QuaekcnEgsT caWt IHtu pusav-stuH of soma faet= which tf-. lady de=a.d tu keep Secrgt. and Quackruhu-t i- -3ia ta have obtained several sums of manrg hg promising uat to publish what Hr kH,w laiuas hr iz zai3 te have bccom, holder with the result that his arrest h,'ame rkitahl,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

The grand jury has been engaged for at least part of the past two days ln- vcstigatlng matters which are un- doubtedly connected with the restrict cd district. and the result of the in- ycSJigatinn k awaited with interest hceauie If the directions given by Judge Moore.
 The city councilmcn were brought before the grand jury yesterday. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
THE JURY
 DISAGREES

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 llrNI Thm lt.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
TO EXTEND
 FIRE PIPES
AT LAST NIGHTS MEETING Of COUNCIL MANY IMPROVE
 mENTs DISCUSSED

Councilman ehnbrfa t1fa zt nght.- m,etHs af tn. eifs =-a- H iz intended la cNd.ua ,a .#H lire rurfu.ez 10 th, n==r.,aa.. and fmtb,f ur Stcadfufa z#,H=
 Councilman En,zt maaa ##f sum af Ss.a be lg.ttt-G...,.=a zeEaal hsuTH
 TA. residents ul that GtteHrd i. eoancH C. crossing If Inc nt,f-.=H# =trsat aaI Wr-t r. =Ea.# a#H Hz# t,t zet= referred t4 a.- tu==a .#==a# tre.
 NJ claa canclu#. at# .. H-at ef TArI =free #.a AZ .4Hs and am, d# Ted '#z. Ft###. ##u some wished ta b.s aa,.ft.#..s -a dcciicd tp aea.f t. r.rfsa .a another raIuaf
 During the a.-eu- lae H- os=r -p"t. 9f lH. 4Hsntaar- "H.E H. #4. lieeed eou.4 h- 4IHed Et aeaa.sz. ..af. -tde r4r mmna Al. Eut aa.aaa that ue ei- -h##d HaH.a FuHaa.. za- supplies outela. ana h. rale4aI lhu thr idea of rrr8#ne r" f,.,,e tle maHe. in Nome ~tuu.r uat Joe -Htsfttfa,H .t the mmhee e.a=l be obtained H.t. l anything Hke .5azonable Psiee sH. craig th,u s.d he believed ta. merchants huHl support a.Hsr Iaea udu-trie-
 IIe asked fer more tinI, at tH. mat ter of thc rr'isa.d puttht=#a af fa5m to do th, eit>s work
 Mr crtHe #neluaea l u.H4l .a street natter h. saving tmt tH. .am of seooooo uaall bc raouHsl fa plank all the ste,t- which reoId. wished .a have rlauKed
 Ed. Detrtte then add1ee-ed lhc council for tHe purpose of iurr,z-iae il "ita tha iH5ortance af riartfae Third street A,r Dey,tte displayed such loyalty ra his ouu rHoraH4hfr that he conn ftea himself ta t. statement tEat Front -try,t -u. r.a.. for ladies II described t4e r.sIds#t- of Third street as "praduesr- af a..1 Americans"
 Gounciman aelmann af the l.lli-, committee rrpatted that laele Slm federal blankets suffered severely sum contact with fac persons ef maneifI prisoners. who he said. w,ra. as a .#r,. poorly groom, individuals After instructive dleu-si"u "r Tho -uHi..f il was deeideato purchase biantvt~ towels soap fld certain powders for the use If th. cit's guests Mr- Craig then explained "f tH. i manner in which dogs were Ho~ f.f- at large, but fbe matter was Iaid sv.f after AIr Err st had stated That rhe last dog urdiI ancc made il morc un- safe for councilman to be at large than maIamute.
 Mr- Craig. while speaking of the matter. said he had seen half a dozen dogs run dow two uttlc children aead about three wears Alter Committees. Mir Chilbcrs suggested that as Tor Mustard and Mir Rice refused ta at- tend the mc' tings it would hc adyi-- able to readlust the committees and his honor. th. mayor. sieuiiicd his in- tentinn If so doing
 6ids for Planking.
 The bids for Ilanking Front str,.f between Lanes Way and the Nugget
 The following were the bidd1 rs WltI was not concluded.
 The following weer the bidders witl the bids sent in.
 Hans walbv. $a.e75. S, D Waysman s3.s50; Roynton S Nicholson. s2.7SS. Berg Oleson s4S95; Douglas. Tapp X Jackson, ss.a3s.2s; A w orIeand. s8.. G3S. Joe Nelson. s5.500: F. T Reet s3.s5O: J. JMcGreal s2e49; NJ. Gar, vin. s3.4929S
 Bids were also read for the usua annual work on the Snake river bridg, and Hans |. waIby received the con tract.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

hia iaat.tt -a. Judgment asaust tf# az#.t -..afstas ir tn- sum of f.H7 .a.t fHr execution H+- levied. hs. W..#hlr-tuH rru-' cumapE H=tte..s -a.t ft -ta tu. sale au The. er.ugt rar T u-=l 9 fuorgEage uu tae l4trsatd samtaHs property faf 7lr sam .. san Hs.
 H#- t-# aH f morning "8= fa t#. -H.st fHat .# saHr details fha= .IrtIE.-s H.-ff Er9Fr ragHrTn <
 a.fa-t tft resented htt-- huH4Wat
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
WILL SPEND $3O0,O00
 FOR ALASKA ROADS

malri4l diei-taa Win re,aie. au cqud share. according tn iss u,f,sis.
 The commission session has only lust begun and som, time Wiil .i3rSy bee fera ftr e--uit eau be expected tp be kHaUa | Is b,heved ta9I rhc di--
 rirtz immediately around Fairbanks anal Nome will rscctKe tN, most att tentiaH but many new =rcttuus uitl also bs. taken Into account
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. May aG This day must days of Sr1ttir's history #Hd uil form one uf tho most notable of thpsr cx- r"ricnecd hy lh, WJr-hip fleet on its way around ttr world.
 The u1Ei, iud1s t.as stuIpuduus Fifteen fheu#aud people aJ. least marched ta the thrilling music of al-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
GAMpiON SUES
 WILD GOOSE
ASES DAMAGES AMOUNTING To SC gge FOR ALLEGED SElz
 ERE OF LOT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
JUDGE DECIDES R. R.
 PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
KlMeALL COMING
 ON THE YUCATAN

Acordiug To J. NJ. Strccton. ]. <. Kimball will arrive in Nome on the steamship Yueatau Nr. Strceton does not. however. know what Mr Kim balls intentions are in the matter of building wharf or bringins beats
 Last summer Alr kimball ts said to have expressed the intention of bring ing ships of his own North.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
OPERATION oNMRS. KEMP.

Mrs. A. <. Kemp has undergone a serious operation II Holy Cross hos pital, but is now recovering The op- eratiop was performed by Drs. Will kins. Southard and Scarl
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
Nuaqet,s Special ssrvlee.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
Nuggets Special Service.

WuyJsKs oPNNIdI osIFINus
 SEATTLE. May sG=The Alaska Roads Commission has now under consideration the manner in which the sum nr $2oo.auo Will be expended oa the construction nt roads iu Alaska thiS summer
 It K known that ua decision has ycl been come ta about thr division ot the hig fund. hut Il is safo to say that each
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
ARRESTED FOR TReseAss.

Yin. nt s.auer has been arr--f,. for Hs--I t--5as aa iH ground al tA.. Nee,h@--feFn. 1,lsauereiai eumpai..-= an th,. Slf Hr Ht- b.s4 ret-as.F un haurs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
SCHOONER
 STARTS OUT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

Have moved to new establishment. Hunter Way and Front street. and opened ID the finest hish-eiass line Of wall paper. paints and glass ever seen in AlasLa. p X. Fitzgerald.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
FAIR BILL IS READY. Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. May 26.-The Alaska Yukon-Paeihc fair bill is now ready and lacks only the presidential sigma ture to become a law
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
DICK MILITIA BILL ts PASSED. Nuggets Special Service.

WASHltGToN. L. q. May es The Dick militia hHl passed The senate to- day after struggle which has ac- eupiyd rausiderlhl, t.m,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
PANEL EXHAUSTED.

The jury panel was exhausted today lite. and a new yenire was called
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
SECRET INDICTMENT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
SNAKE RIVER BRIDGE
 CLOSED FOR ONE Nl6HT.

Tn Soasr river hridg, wdl be closed from D. m tomorrow until : n. rhursda,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
TEXAS FLOODS DESTROY
 PROPERTY AND LIVES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

New laid eggs. Prossee's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
INQUEST ON aoDv
OF ELLA oNGmAN

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
TURNER TRIAL TO
 COME UP THURSDAY.

The ,ial of Paul Turner. who is' charged with libel. has been set for next Thursday morning in tho district court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

6l@tr Weinsr Beer .s the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26
Granite Mining Candles are the bss

6iatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

sIatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-26

Granite Mining Candles are the besf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-02
TACHTSMEN IN DISPUTE.
Rochester Club FOr7CdrdS Conditions
to Canadian Club for ApWOUd.

Rochester. Dec. The Rochester Yacht Club has
forwarded TO the Toronto Royal Canadian Yacht
Club the conditions the coming international
races on Lake Ontario for the Canada Cup. In
the conditions the Rochester club sets September
! 1903 as the date for the first race. This, with
exception Of clause which has for its intent
the eligibility of the yacht Seneca, winner of the
trophy the last international series, to race
again, is the only drastic change from conditions
governing other
The Canadian club thinks that the Seneca should
not race again, believing that she is the class
in which she will compete, but the Rochester club
wishes the champion again this year:
The Rochester club says: We do not believe the
members of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club can
seriously entertain the opinion that the Seneca is
not eligible. We trust that these conditions as
changed by US will he satisfactory to you and
that you will sign return the same If there is
any question the part of the Royal Canadian
Yacht Club respecting the eligibility of the Seneca
we want it raised and determined
IF your club raises this question, offer to
refer the question of eligibility of the Seneca
sail under the rules of the Yacht Racing Union
that body itself; the question: however, to be
submitted TO the Yacht Racing Union within two
weeks. and it's decision in the matter be final
Should you deem IL hardship to build a boat
under the present rules scantng. and you
desire it, willing, in d spirit of fairness, to
agree eliminate the scantling Iestictials entirely
for this race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-02
RANKERS GIVE APPROVAL.
FAVOR Efforts for More Rigid Bank
!SuDerUision by Directors.

The National City Banks December circular dis
cusses in some detail the effort OF the ControHer
Of the Currency to obtain a greater degree OF
SUPERVISION on the part of directors Of national
bonLs and more thorough examination of those
institutions 1t says, after remarking that the
Controller has In the last month received many
approving letters from bankers and from editors
OF financial publications.
Very little in the way of criticism has been Of
fred and for the most part such as has been re-
ceived would indicate that the writer's are under T
roer has in view or the means o wn n6o tbe aid
to be In the F s neoE Of the
troer to require that boards Of directors sna 9e
nation While it is nue that ne does mean TO t en-,
force by all the authority at r ms 70 the duties
thcy have obligated themselves to perform ,yc yer
just how well those duties are recognized no% o.
pan # tseT are a performed The primary tect
then. of the series Of questions 0anK bda4n in
formation on which the Controllers office coud
The result so lar has been highly satisfactory
Reports Of examiners who have convened ocI I.I
5TiS f u nformation desired and that too with
disposition of BANKS to cooperate .a
without definite purpose in view. and they were
of the seven thousand going banks and in nearly
all of the five hundred insolvent banks FOR IN
the genulneness OF nS e. @ I,harstery incIded
I'm the list to establish clearly condition
having important bearing upon the work OF
bank examiners. This question more than any
other has been criticised because Of the very ap-
pa rent physical impossibility involved The Con
trOler has not expected. some have supposed
that this question viii be often answered afarma,
tiveIv ON the contrary he has all along expected
the answer to be rather unanimously, They can
not" ,,
Frequently during the existence OF the national
banking system plans have been submitted where-
by it was argued the Controller Of the Currency
could. through his examiners determine the senu-
ineness Of ell paper held by the banks The once
has uniformly taken the position that II Is abso-
Iutely impossible for the examiners TO determine
the genufneness OF the paper hello, and that no
workable plan could be put into effect by the ex-
aminers to determine this fact Every Controller
has known. therefore. that the genuineness OF the
commercial paper held by the banks cannot be de-
termined by the bank examiners. and by the re
niles to question the Controller will be able 10
determine positively that, except as to paper or a
0ureIyy local character neither the oFlcels
nor the directors nor The bank examiners IS able
10 certify as to Its genuineness. This is situa-
t{on which in the interest of safe banking. ought
TO have very careful and immediate consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-02
PHONOGR4PH MOVE.
Edison Company TO Manufacture
Al Records in Vest Orange.

West Orange, Dec. (SpeciaD.-It was announced
to-day at the works of the National PhOnograph
Company that the manufacture OF monographs is
in future to be restricted by that company entirely
to West Orange. and the record making in
uustry will be withdrawn from the London, Paris
and Berlin factories. Original records or masters,
as they are called. Will be made abroad here
tofore, but the manifoldng of these records will
be done exclusively in the West Orange plant
There a number of reasons for the consOr
dalton of the industries under one roof. hgurative
ly speaking. but the chief is naturally the great
saving Single heads where in the past many
have been necessary will without doubt cut down
the Of manufacture. which must be greatly
reduced to meet the competition which faces
the Edison manufactures.
Another reason given by Charles H. Wilson gem
eral manager of all the Edison companies in West
Orange. is that the aim OF the concern is to
obtain absolute uniformity of product and the plac
ing of all the manufacturing under practically a
single head will, it is thought go far in this di-
rection.
1t is fact. in addition to those cited by Mr.
Wilson that the business of the Edison PhOnograph
Company has been affected seriously by the ad-
decisions of the courts recently and the field
has been opened more widely than ever before to
legitimate competition. While all this was going
the companies have been erecting large con-
crete buildings expense and unless
the floor space be utilized it will mean loss
to the concern.