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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
AN UNFAITHFUL COUNSELLOR
 IN THE PEOPLES COURT

D. x r4z- areaz charter ae liberties Har--Hr tho fundamental fa4 af th- .Hld 5 eH#Hr raH tHs arHsuai fair- #-a.. =#.t.- F.. ta.E ue4s.bata sisters =f.#f Hra=#f4H and Farprtur.
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 Ia=a aaaA,r Hm Hu inc other HHnH -r.a- .aIs=ta aas.trla4lI4 and aatsEasa ezt.s# iu tH.Ir aer- letter And he deliberately concealed the other. the fmpeuzhl1fe clauses hr mot ar. HrHei rHIt .tHH-uIa.= breadth Hi z#leHf. na1 H- mad. aa mention .f f#sf ss.#t-a#s When doing tbI-. e. aH. aftefH. aH audience conn
 .=sz #..r #sH. .OHtslHs.at# s,sl=tuiarmrd ee.rs.atF aHuf. eat largely uu- Hmu ata taa istaH.tI documents aim. 1' fa- rsgf sf lE# nation civic talH It. taI4 farm fhat fhrr- aere anl asa aap,s ar rae ordinance of Uss IH fH# Tauua gtH-y. rgfbsp= only
 #t.r e-f-e aa= Some although he au#f Hf.a=a.H Eu.ea that fb. dssu-  a.Hf rHl,d u lasr fsEe au the al.nm uIEa fHaNt following tte To-. .HaIaa af independence and pre- -rdHs ,Es Eua-fHHtl4H er tH- ruit-d stJse=4 af #atets sal.e af ih- Revised sftfafr- =e7fr-f-8 th5sHrbsat Ala=ka. IH lH# aH.aa af gzsr GHde- eITrk. mar .at aammfs-lufrr. lawyer
 Aaa n-a. having lhu= sought la il- -rrt l- listeners f.am ruart Co eou- uH Hr authority rpr tu,m=rI,ez. he .attIea ii= eputents. hrld uu for their Asluua4d lu. contents that Mere for .,.fari,. anI ai Nr#t-fd4g. aUI WIJh- Hr.J fuH tuy.T consideration The eou- a.nt. Haf#tfr far.tIt ftme abi- ffr-- t.a--tlII sHdmr That euIbtae- ani aut ttst AAaL4'= whole need and l.mUd shame up9u ,uu Wicker .hsui Yau HHsr lttsr,d ta deceive the eaurt b~fury 0mya you ate plead ua ta deceive sour judge the Peo- ri-. in add of saur aUu cause. and - tnat If rt-fhef moment ts the mrs. ar lHr Iaaa....a alu--t Iau are #.ufHs ra b- ae5fh,f Iu1Ea aaaHzelur aeg arfastt.. af tas arapie af Alaska g. ja-IH 8H4 tt# #H.-u sou have a,asIarad geur~etf ur fats,head and fur rhi# fH,y shall reject yeu
 Yau told th, tfath in aur thing how -srr that you are against our obtain us iA- benefits of fhr ordinance of I,>,.
 THOMAS F. SHEPARD
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
THOUSANDS RENDERED HOMELE LESS

ueNahA ruined Their homes arc in a=ars, aad they at, completely and ab- sofulrIy It-tHeIr. h man, matanea the result oI the ,e.t rb-s to,l ol uaue years has uren ulped out uI cN,l,u,, u d t,.a momyuts.
 The nau,s sa4d smoke cuu br -,rr at night for aHdt.d miles and thous- lnds are nat,htul tho awful SpgetacIg.
 \ special meetus ef the city council was called on Sunday aftenoen. and $5.ooo appropriated from thr treasury for tho purpose of aiding the victims. rhs tirstear of provisions Mas sent put this morning. Fhe train will ap- proach as nearly as possible to the hnruing forest and bring back T num- her of the fugitiyez. Government az ruts haze been notified tn furnish sup plies at all government posts adjacent to thr burning district
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

VANCOUVER Aue |. Tho ne If A., tasa-4t iiazma. Ai.hlel and r,ar. is stul. undetermined and ut.r, ts uo means af samHg dH estimate ef the number of deaths. IL iS believed that the fire Is tnr work of members of the Black Hand Society. many If whom are known tu have resided near the coal mines al Femic. but there is at present no means by which drh- niie conclusion might be formed
 X dispatch just received here from Rossland states that five hundred ref ugers have reached that place from Cranhrook and Nelson and they rrpor' over tmee hundred and fifty deaths
 Relief measures are being taken all oyer the northwest. and the refugees will he succored as quickly as sup plies can reach them
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
PIONEERS
 P0TLATCH

The delegates tu the Grand Lodge of the Pioneers uf Alaska are now in session at the ro"s of line Radiator Club.
 The election of temporary officers was the first business to come before the delegates Dr Chase. or Igloo No. ?, was made the chairman. and Frank : lin Moses. af St Michael. secretary. A committee on credentials was appoint ed. 1t being composed If C. W. Thorn ion. of Nome; Franklin Moses. of SL Michael. and F. H. Watt of Candle.
 After due consideration this com mittee reported the following men as eligible to a seat in the Grand Igloo: Igloo No |. Dr. Chambers. CIV. Thorn ton. C. A Diamond. i. l.. Ozgaod, F. A. Aldrich C. F. Baldwin. Joseph Chil- Igloo No. 1. C N. Thornton. George A. Diamond. | L. Osgood. F. A. Ald- rich. Geo. B. Baldwin. Joseph Chill berg. and W. D'Arey Chase. Igloo No, ?. J. C. Tplman. C. F.. Heron. L. l.. Mason and l.. A. Sundquist Igloo No. 3. Franklin Moses.
 A constitution committee was ap- pointed. and that committee is now engaged in preparing the constitution for the Grand Igloo. II is composed of P. II Watt, chairman: C. W Thorn ton, secretary: ]. C Tnlman. Franklin Moses and I. l.. Osgood.
 P. II. Watt held the l,roxy of L. l.. Mason. B. A ChiIberg held his broth
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
Nuggets Special Service.


 k-fN eutKEE E. C, Aug. rhe worst fire that has eyer occurred since JIe ar3lIus drtazfcr al san Francis eo. is now raging alou4 thc ke"truas valley and as result hundreds have already Iarisl.,d and thausauds Hazs been rendered homeless.
 Tar towns of Eeu,r. ilosmrr and othsr settlements haze been complete le wiped out of existence. and the nre which covers a radius of one hundred md seventy square miles. is still rag ing uith line greatest fury
 Thuusaud- of homes have been lick ed up hy tnr flames. and ii is inn a--ihlr at t.is time to estimate the number who have pcri4hed Al least five thousand people arc homeless. anl many nf these are hurryiug thr"ugh the forests away from the awful heat without food or shelter. Doubtless many haze already sueeumbed from exhaustion.
 Communication has been interrupt d since Saturday night at six o'clock. and bat scant det are obtainable.
 Miles upon miles of the railroad tracks of the Canadian Pacific Com pany have been burned up. and tho val- ley through which the tracks are laid is seething mass of burning brush and timber
 Horses. cattle. sheep and other live stock have been destroyed by the thousand. and many farmers are ire
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
HUNDREDS PERISH IN FOREST FIRES

CTS. and Franklin NIusc# held tHre. from Sf. Miohael.
 .ft the sessj ion yest'rd.s evening tH. committee nu constitution filed :. lru- ti3i report and were given mu Jh. evening to Gle a complete oue
 Al the session last ui4Ht. Bruce Mil ray. president of tu" mother iefap made 1 neat speech HrleUatag fH. delegates, and Captain Baldwin. cHlir- man of the entertainment eemmilb- announced taat a rotlutrh ,suI hy given iH the F.agle lpdae rnom un Wedues- day evening next. to which aIl mem bers and thast. cligiblc ta bsrnHe mem hers are invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

,: :. :; # ]. ]; 3- F < < < z E E < < F Aw. fergit il. politicians. for one E A night al least. Go to Dobbs Nov < z ing Picture show Saturday night F 3: and see the moving pictures nf j.
 r the Victoria in the fee. the 0mtak < 2. races on the Fourth of July. the < g Inetndiary Foreman-th- great < E colored feature picture that ere 7 t ated such a furore In Paris last <
 - winter and the many other j. 3: treats that Dobbs has in store for ' :: you. Grab a seat while you can. < E as Dobbs always plays shows to F spaeked houses. < x < * < < < <
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
Nuggets Special Service.

SKAoWAY Aug Uut-I or- po.uru 1. tl. candidacy of Jgdse Wl-aoreltu h,.Ia u.,d D., m nl- trarfat rtsrr- if tH5- --rIi.tt eH tHr t.Ea,ar>. fI. stassas Aa-Lau rar- ioya rre- aad Jureaa tesur4 MtD,r heiass- -'.NtraHsis htucr ta tHp.e aita,hz
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
KeeoAYAH KozeA NOTICE.

Club members who cannot be praa- ent at the cafe Choutante tu be eiN.u on the ieth inst are requested tn m- mediately communicate with Ail
 kimball. chairman program committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
BITTER ANTAGONISM
 TOWARDS WICKERSHAM

3Vu.r- uf tt, Tacoma smrltrr and tne Alaska Central railroad other .harsr- dealing Nitn hI- private Hf. haze be-u uI.t,- against hum
 IH- stHnHs 4HI-t-tlAism towards arrstan has caused d euue-utra- riou of effort t9 rl-ef yef=eu and it ls rrrdIeted tl4i he NH i-ate this -,eflau MI. -rgsHte,u hundred and If .tt majority.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

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 \ genius wha has grown up 2. r among us. Such is Nrva ChiI- &
 Z berg. the talented young yiolhi@t. 2. r who. with Neils Dahl and Henry 2. 2. Peterson. win render Godard's E 2 "Adaeio Pathetique." a beautiful 2
 7 trio for violin. cello and piano. al 2. :. Dobbs' Moving Picture Show Sat :. F urday night. 3. < ss 2: 9s s- 2: 2. z ss E ss s 2. 2. 2. 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
A BRAWLEY BARN.

The st"rk patd visit to the home of Mr and Mrs. \ F.. Todd last evening. The stranger ts girl. weighing about twelve pounds Mother and child are both doing nicely Dr. Hu was the attending physician
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

WINNIrEG. Aug f. Ad,Iers l,- eeived nere indicate That there ia a grave danger If Che faIest hrrs eNlrud- iuH ta th. coal mine. lu th.. Nl,luttl o. t,rnw AH .f gh, huu-, ant huid- n-= adII..ut ll Inc e.al uIu.. ht.. ne.a irmaH-h,d Two mnIt,I nutrt. lu-i others Jrr reported fr5-4tus
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

OTTAWA. Aug. 2. Premier kiu- rier held a hurried consultation with his colleagues this morning and steps have been taken to furnish supplies to the homeless faimers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

SPOKANE. Aug. I. - The fires around Bernie are stiH burning. A dispatch received here today states that over fifty unrecognizable bodies have been recovered. The dispatch al so states that acts of heroism were of frequent occurrence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

" w. Sale vii, engage in searching of records, abstract and notary work legal papers. etc. office with q. D Goetz, Front street. Phone Main ls7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

Miss l.. F. Thomas has opened a typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
LOST

Saturday evening. a souvenir brooch If Nome Finder please leave same at Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04
ATTENTION. EAGLES.

YEA. YEA, Eagle Banquet tonight. Only Eagles permitted to attend.
 W. NJ. EDDY.
 Chairman Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

SeraPer teams for hire. 214 Firs, avenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

Granite Mining candl..-are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

EdsswOrth Tobacco at Yorkv'..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-04

THouAsR SHEPARD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-28

the charge that l am gentleman
farmer. But there are extenuating
circumstances.
When I was a lad I learned the
difference between Percheron and
Clydesdale h,rses, and seeing team
of the latter in Lafayette one day I
made up my mind that some day 1
would be the proud owner of the
biggest and strongest looking draft
animals in the country. If the judges
can overlook my many indlscretions
in the literary line, perhaps tae Kent
land Clydesdales will get few bun.
dies OF blue ribbons at the big show"
Mr.. AIDES horses will be In eo1npe-
tition with the fine animals to be
shown by the Brookside Farm at For!
Wayne, Ind; Graham Brothers, big
clydesdale breeders in Canada; the
Iowa Agricultural College, as we'll as
the best known stock farms of sew
eral States In the Mississippi Valley.
Chicago packers are mucn in evil
dence in the drsft horse division,
Armour eco, Norris & Co. and Swift
& Co. having nominated eleven, ter
and nine horses respectively. c. F..
Bum, of Peoria, H.. makes an entry
of six hacEneys. while in the Shetland
pany division he is the largest nami-
nator.
Not little added interest attaches
to the shorthorn cattle division by the
nomination of seven animals from
the Kentucky farm of j. B. Haggfn.
THESE cattle go into competition with
shorthorns from more than ten States.
D. R, Hanna. of Ravenna, Ohio, son
of the late Senator Hanna with fif-
teen entries, and F. w. Harding. Of
Waulesha, Wis, with seventeen nom.
nations. ere going to essay the cap.
tur OF ribbons from Congressman Fra
ture of ribbons from Congressman
Frank 0. Lawden, OF Oregon, III.
Among the exhibitors Of sheep who
will display unusual specimens Of
shNpshires are Sir William Cooper,
of BerlJnamsted, England; Henry L,
Wardwel, the wall street broker, and
DR.. Davidson. of Mlllbrook, N. Y. Mr..
Wardwell viii be the largest exhib.
itor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-28
GOOD TIMES ARE HERE,
SAYS AMBASSADOR REID.
Delivers Principal Address at Thanks.
giving Day Banquet in Brit.
ish Capital.

LONDON, NV. 2S.-Three hundred
Americans and a number of distln.
gulshed Ens!lshmcn attended the
American society dinner at the Hotel
Cecil Thursday night. Ambassador
Reid made the principal speech.
Business has resumed its healthfui
activity" said the ambassador. Work
again is abundant. The great political
organization under which the former
prosperity came has been sustained by
majOrities so decisive that the super
stitlon about the fatal effect of the
panic on the party in pawer is 'beatea
to FRAGILE" 2
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-Thanksgivlng day
was celebrated in the American col
ony in the traditional American man
ner. The hotels were decorated with
the Stars and Stripes and special
menus were the rule. The orchestras
played American airs. There were
merry gatherings Of students in the
Latin quarter and at the American Art
Association and the American Girls
club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-28
LiUe Stock Show
INTERNATIONAL EVENT OPENED
IN CHICAGO To.DAY-LARGE
NUMBER OF ENTRIES.
BY S. W. Press Association

(By S. w. Press Association)
CHICAGO, NV. 2S.-smashing all
world records in the number Of en-.
tries, and with prize list Of $4,000.
the ninth annual international Live
Stock Show to-day opened an exalbi-
ton Of blus-blooled horses, cattle,
hogs and sheep such as has never be.
fore been seen anywhere. The vast
Internatial Ampltieater is filled to
overlooking with the best animals CT
the worlds leading stock,ralsers, anil
The display is one that will gladden.
The heart of any lover of fine stock.
The snow will LIST until December
10, and an attendance of nearly a
million people Is anticipated. The
International Live Stock Show is By
far the greatest of its kind in tn,
world and this year it will surpass
itself.
Remarkable about the list this year
is the number q entries received from
Canada. All of the stock raising
centers of the United States are also
we'll represented.
The horse and cattle divisions nave
attracted entries that have been
shown at some Of the big live stocI,
shows held throughout the country
and which captured numerous blue
ribbons. The entries in these dlyi-
slons are the most numerous ever
listed fer a live stock show in the
world, it is reported.
The nominations for the different
divisions are as follows: Cattle, 1888;
sheep, 9O5; horses, 765; swine, 25S;
total, S,l67.
Among the exhibitors is George
Ale. the famous humorist, who has
entered four Clydesdale horses from
his Kentland farm in Indiana.
Some people may take It as a
species of humor that 1 should be a
genuine exhibitor at the live stock
show" remarked Mr.. AIDE when he
sent in his nominations, "but | pro
pose to help Indiana get additional
lhonors for raising horses, ! admit
: q r. y Z ~ II ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-28
1he Society WhIrI.

It took two performances of the So
ciety Wh!rl to satisfy the public when
only re performance had been sched-
uled. Last night the Grand was COM
fortably filled with people and this aft
ernoons performance also got a COOL
crowd. The entertainment was a col
lege play and the principal parts were
taken by Misses Katharyn Race and
Miss Josephine Lavender, both Of
whom made good with their audience
The drills, dances and ch:ruses were
all excellent and the audience was a
well pleased one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-28

Nomane Club and several members
o. last year, board Tne members Of
ne board sIesd anies gorge ne
II RI ID. q Jones'.
j ilIsel q ii Barnes p: Nicb.
OILS, w, ii conagays Misses Beryi
Stewart and villa Butcher Mrs. Al.
1. Lehnsn and Mrs. George Miller
last YEARS. officers, were among the
guests and Mss Jane Parry. Of
yyaynesburg. Pa. and Mrs. John slmp-
son. Of Morgantown. the guests OF
Mrs. Lehman. were also present. Mrs
U. A. CLAYTON assisted the hostess in
serving,
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Mrs. G. R. shIpley will entertain at
luncheon Saturday in honor of the
Misses Raymond, of Fairmont. =
Charleston Gazette.
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Miss Shaw the Gmn of the Ma
ona Grand Opera of Paris Mons Graule work.
"The artistic that did together already brought success
great Paris and Lon
that viii your own country
where they Will charming style and yor
you sing them with the charm anil
spirit necessary.
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CLUB NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.

WOman's Club Department Meeting.
The Art and Arts and Crafts Depart.
ment Of the Woman's Club will meet
on Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the Art Studio at the Normal
School. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Comparative unfruitfulness-Mrs. A.
l.. Lehman.
History and Analysis of 'FLast Sup.
per"-Mrs. c. f. Reed.
His life end works at Florence.
Mona Lisa" and others-Mrs. Ridg.
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Place Of Meeting CHANGED.

The next regular meeting Of the wo.
mans Club which will be held on Fri.
day of next week will be held in the
Masonic Temple instead Of the Bap.
fist churc has heretofore.
Miss Shaw Club Women.
Miss Myrtle D. Shaw, who next
Tuesday gives a recital at the Grand
Opera House. assisted by Prof. wer.
time, of the w. V. u, and Miss Ruth
Arnett. as reader, is a member OF the
Woman's Club of Fairmont and the
recital will no doubt be well patron
lied by club women. Miss Arnett is
also a member of the Woman's Club.
At the State Federation meeting here
in October the public recital was Civ.
en- by Misses Shaw, Arnett and Mr..
Christie, and was regarded as the best
given here for many day.
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icy
Regular General Meeting Of womsns
Club.

Club.
On Friday afternoon, December 4ta,
the regular genera! meeting of the
woman's Club will be held. The pro.
gramme as outlined in the year book
is as follows, in charge of Civic De.
partment:
Some Social Factors. The, Court
house, the Jail and Railroad station
Mrs. j. M. Black.
Associated Charlties-Mrs. c. o.
Jackson.
The Crimson Glow of Sunset
Fades" Girls Chorus.
General discussion to fellow each pa.
per.
Hostess-Mrs. John H. Hough.
Mr.. Chopper to Lecture.
Under the direction of the Fairmont
Sorosts, Mr.. f. N. Chopper. the Ohio
Valley Secretary Of the National Child
Labor Committee, will deliver a lee,
ture an Monday evening at 1925
o'clock in the First NJ. e. Church. The
lecture will be free and a cordial in
yitation is extended to members of
other clubs to attend as well as the
public in general.
sorosis Club to Meet.
The regular meeting of the Fair.
mont sorosis will be held on Friday
afternoon 81 this week at the home
Of Mrs. KembIe White on BenonI ave.
nue.. The meeting was to have been
neld at the home OF Miss William
Parks hut for various reasons has
been changed.