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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
TEAM BOLTS
 ON GLACIER HILL

\ party consisting af Major Bell Lieutenant Jeuuett. Charles sheldon. the hunter and one or two others. had .a aild and exciting ride yesterday aft rrunou which made the celebrated ral- IeF of Tammas osShanter appear mild hY comparison.
 Fhr party were going down the Gla- cier creek hiIl with a team drawing a tHree-seatcd blackboard. eue af the steetest road grades tn The country. When portion of the breeding har- ness parted The blackboard began to bump against the legs of Inc horses. making them frantic from fright. and they started down the hill at a speed that suggested the breaking of all rcc- ofas.
 If wuS impossible ta stop the ani- mats or tn turn them into the side hiH, SO the party elected tn jump, an action not accomplished without a few bruises and the loss of sundry strips of rpidermis. When the horse reached point near the bottom of the hill the blackboard eapsized. breaking it in n number of places.
 But fortunately 1t was not so badly broken that 1t could mol be patched mp. and the party were able to return ta Nome. which place they reached late last night. a little damaged but not SO seriously that they will need protract- cd medical attention.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
SERIOUSLY BURNED.

J. " Allen. a teamster. had a rath- erexcitiug experience on Pioneer gulch near Last Chance creek this morning. when large tent. in which l5 horses had been stabbed. caught fire. He fought the flames with water and then beat ii out with his hands. saving the horses. but burning his digits so se- NeI"ly that II was necessary for him to come to Nome at once and procure tti" services of physician. Dr. Sloan has the ease in hand and Allen is get ting along as we'll as can be expected under tho painful circumstances.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
BANQUET TO GOVERNOR.

Edwin JOhnsen. the Siberian agent of the Pioneer Mining Company. who recently returned to Nome after spend ing the winter in Russian territory will give a banquet in honor of Cap tain Nickolay Kallinikon. the goycr- nor of the Vladimir province. Siberia at tine Royal Cafe this evening A large number of invitations have been issued.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE Juiy President Ec- s=.s ef fhs Copper I,ivsr < Northwest H EMrt1 Company sailed from asr. IuJtt con tHc steamer Saratoga aar aha purpose ef making a trip ef HzIeetIau e all af tae copper mines saH,a ia the tracks of tbc railroad company. ##5 h-=e1i also make an cxs animation ut the coai mines at Cor daNl lH which tbt company k inter- =teJ
 N5. Eac1s~ stated in an interview aAat te NH spend about two or three weeks n Ataska and Win bring back some sUupigs of the coal from the UHuuIuN'- miu,z fIe declared that it
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
M. D. SAMUELS
BAYLISS CREW
 IS STRANDED
Nuggets Special Service.

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s60 COME DOWN YUKON.
Nuggets Special Service.

ST. MICHAEL. July >.-The steam eH SHai+ arrived nrre this morning from up-riyer points. bringing 3G0 pas
 sHeef=. T.su hundred of these ata miners and business men from Fair banks and Rampant. the balance being #a.ie ur of officers and soldiers from Font Gs5bon and Eagle
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
PRESIDENT ECCLES WILL
 INSPECT ALASKA MINES

is the intention of the company ta rush the completion of the line. and that great number of additional men will hc employed on the construction contract held by N. J. Htuey aud oth- CTS.
 Tho comrany will complete the line from Chtua tn the Panama as quick y us possible. The engineers of th, company have reported a sufficient amount uf coal and copper ore la ~igHI to furnish the railroad with freight faf the next Gfte years.
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WILL TOW DEsTRoYERs. Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. July $. Just prior to sailing for the orient instrue- lions @err received from the navy de- raflmeHt ta ~epHate the fleet at Homo iaA- sending thr Connecticut and two other tifst-ela~s cruisers aheas to Sa- Haa. #Herr they will pick up three torpedo boat d,sroycrs and two them tn the Philippines. The three cruisers mentioned will uot visit Australia
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
INNoKO CULTUS. Nuggets Special Service.

ST. MICHAEL, July 2. - Twenty stan mpcdcrs arrived here from the In- u"ke this morning. where they spent the winter. They are unanimous in the opinion that the Inneko diggings are not even rich enough to pay wages.
 Most ef them left on the Gussie Brown this afternoon for Nome
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MADE GOOD CATCH.

John coply. the genial bonifaee at the Board of Trade. returned toT Nome last evening. after spending a short vacation at Pilgrim river. where he caught large number of grayling and Dolly Warden trout one of the speckled beauties weighs five and one half pounds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
MAKING A CLEAN UP.

Pete Clark. who holds a power of attorney for Joseph Palmer the for mcr owner of Inc Beach boat house. k selling of all of Palmer's holdings in Nome. X deal Is now being consum- mated hy which the Beach boat house aili pass into the hands of John Bagge. Erik Erikson and Sieve Sheehan
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
FILED LABOR LIEN.

A lien was filed today on the Big Hurrah quartz mine by a number N miners. who claim to have wages due from the owners of the property. The work Is alleged to have been performed during last winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
CLEVELAND
 WAS WEALTHY
Nuggets Special Service.

NEH YORK, Juy II has uaN aeA'Iafed that In ht- Grover Glove HH4 x-rrezti,ut nf tur United states. =a- mach better nH Financially than aa generally agpo=ea H. leaves Il sss #Hrh larger sst#Ts than Was gen 5EH.E known to be In his possession ui= affairs show thaf he spent con EaertbI. uf his tima in the last yeare Hf his lifr in acquiring money.
 \ Hre. amount of the property stands Ln the name of Mrs- Cleveland
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fiuaast's Special Service.

fIuggsts Special Service.
 NEW YORK. JulH <. - Tine weather yesterday was the hottest that has been experienced for many .years. tHc thermometer registering tol degrees in the shade at noon, without breath of Wiud
 Twcutg-three deaths =occurrcd from heal areplcxe in the eighteen hours ending II uoan today. and furty-rnur deaths were recorded from thc same cause in the succeeding two hours.
 Business Waz practically suspended for several hours. The weather is now
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
M. HALSTEAD
 IS DEAD
Nuggets Special Service.

tfN'IN\ NIL 9- JuIs Al#1t iiaIsteaI .li.r af the "amH.tsiaI- dazette. aad oua of f4- aear,#f ruub- isan uesspausr 4su ia the eamr. ii. t,aH of aF.fIszs. Ar H4I.sstI as been a i..es heatG fan. sara. tlm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
BRING BACK BODY
 OF DEAD BROTHER.
Nuggets Special Service.

ST. MICHAEL. July 9. - John r. Staiey arrived here from the Innoko today. bringing The body of his broth TT Frank. who died at the dlggings last winter The body will be shipped to the outside far burial in the state of Ohio
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
SIxTY-SEVEN DEATHS
 DURING 24 HOURS

slightly cooler.
 There has been much suffering in the tenement districts. and hundreds of people have been prostrated in all parts of the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
FOR RENT.
Houses. Houses. Houses, Cabins. Cabins. Cabins.

h'N"N'fHt AioAFa'7E iibAHtHs
 Cabins. Cabins. Cabins. Houses of ?. 3. 4, rooms. furnished or unfurnished. Cabins. 1 and rooms furnished or unfurnlshed. also cabins for patching.
 FOR SALE We have a number of cabins and houses for sale. furnished and un- furnished. close in, that are bargains also several good business locations for sale or rent; also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease.
 BOVEY & DAWSON, Real Estate and Mining Exchange. g Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
RUNNING ASSAY OFFICE.

During the absence of Peter Esch. who is drilling on Siurnck river for coal Lute Boardmau Is running the 1sSaN office
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

1ipT STRINGS. NJ. JH N tho rpuftr.H-. .=H. laIIE # as- ridsd that NHa Hs placed If sH#ra, If the republican campaign In ohia Thi. jz taken a= au indication fH8t Prank IL Hitchcock 0H be Hade. chairman of The national committee. a# thaous opposition la his appointment was la tHe state of oulo. where SauauH FH- aker his sWHrH sHHHz. #a= a #sr4a following
 Air Narf I= rXf-etHd il r-.|.g=a tllp through ina Hesl.H states. H.8 nm probably land m S.a#a af Portland on or about July F.
 SEATTLE. Jus $. uaars Taft hrothsfaf the presidential candidate a4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

PHILADELPHIA July & = The hot weather still continues here and nine deaths were recorded up to noon to- day
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CRAZY SNAKE LEADS UPRISING
Nuggets Special Service.

MusKuGEE Indian Territory. July S- An Indian named cfIz SuaEe chief of tho tribe aa tha. reservation. iz aH u.' aar Iafh within larE umI 1T trd men. and afs ..F .lfae r8fHer. and thets fmIiv have b.u mur- a.frd
 fhe nrmer ar mHe IH,mae4gz #a di=pat have boon asul .a ta. different farfs anu ,Y Washington a-G- ing for assistance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

Attend the auction. every afternoon at and evenings at s. Entire stock of Simson Bros. at any old price of- fered
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

Civil engineer. 2S years old. six years experience on field and construction work. desires work Apply Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
RATTLE SATURDAY.

one-fifth stop and repeater watch will be rallied at The Nevada at D. m. Saturday. July II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
LOST

From brewery wagon. one brass tube $ inches long. part of cork machine Return to brewery. Reward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

laT STRINGS st 4aIs a.f###uf# #zH#afH#H #a#.i .iI.#H4.. WHH.FE decided fhai UekH#.s a.I H. made Treasurer If fI4- HttIa.1H =a.u- Htae md Prank T HaH.9#a aur. 'f..EF#-
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

lemP's Extra Pale Imported Drafi Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. 1HE a,H=H E Sheldon hH= beHH mII. rl.I.at.e aE tbe N.a Yar. tae. central .m#r.=z
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
ADOPTING AMERICAN METHODS
Nuggets Special Service.

MEkbEN. JHs s THs Americans h 9#-IHe r-re have flied formal amraint a,H Che jaraHese autaaaf- tl.- at Ta-a charging thr manage u.nf tHa railroad alt. granting m- fair Eahaa and u-i#a discrimination aaainzs American HHpaf-.
 ta=s declare that ttrg atl .akc the HH't-t VT Hfu thc ztar, department at -hia-toH if Che unfair practice arc naf stopped. Many American ship l.r~ have been practically ruined by thr methods adopted ht the Japauesp r1iraad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
FORTUNE FOR
 AN ALASKAN
Nuggets Special serviee.

SEATTLE. July Word has been received here from Windsor. Ontario to thr effect faat tine Nil of Mr. JrbI recently filed for probate. provides that a sum If stanno shall b. paid to her son. William. who Is nov ia Alaska
 De attorneys Whn received the t.l- eefam are making every eaeft ta be cate the heir
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

tIH republican a.He#. aHH.H H.rr e..
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

Merchant lunches at steadman Buff let
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09
WANTED.

Marine Ste#H Eaemer cau Sea brook machine -haH corner I.au,'- Mas aud rhird ats C. Ssabgsufz.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town. E6seworth Tobacco at YorGy's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

6latz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-09

slatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Watches end Fancy RI

Diamond Rings, Brooches. Ear Ri positively sell at
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-16
Hose to Match Boots Now.

Hosiery to match shoe tops is the
latest idea in Paris, where few are so
busy or dull that they do not help
the fashions along. 1t is quite the
thing to take ones shoe tops along
when getting hose. There should
not be any dividing line between the
tops of the shoes and the beginning
of the design and coloring of the
stocking. The design should start ex-
actly at the shoe tops. One French
shoe dealer says: II regard the
boot looking glass as an absolute es-
sential where good looking feet are
concerned. Few women have a mir
ror low enough to see a boot right
from the sole up, and 1 advise the
woman who wants nice looking feet
to have bit of glass or mirror set
into the wall right next to the floor.
1t can be panel shaped and tall
enough to take in the whole figure.
or it can be merely a couple of feet
in height. New York Press.
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FoREIGNERs ArrAcK BOSSES.

Lebanon Especially Acts Of vio-
lence are OF daily occurrence in the
foreign settlement of East Lebanon,
as the aliens have become aroused
by reading socialistic literature and
reports OF rioting in PHILADELPHIA
and elsewhere.
Several days ago James O'Neill,
night boss of foreign laborers at the
American Iron and Steel Works, was
attacked by foreigners who demand
ed work. While one stopped O'Neill
at the point of a revolver another
ripped open the boss side with a
dirk. O'Neill was stabbed three
times before he finally escaped. but
as the wounds were not dangerous
the outrage was suppressed in the
fear that It would precipitate a gem
eral riot
The trouble reached the climax
when John Nelson, the day boss at
the same works, was held up by a
band of unemployed foreigners, who
demanded work at the point of re-
volvers The attack was brought to
the attention of the criminal author
tiles and an effort will be made to
drive out those responsible for the
trouble
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Goats are generally soutache and
three-quarters In length.
Shoes partly or all of suede are to
be the swell street footwear.
Bands of plain material are to trim
the suit of mixed material.
There never was year when well
cut corsets were in greater demand.
A stunning long coat OF oyster gray
broadcloth is shown among the new
imported frocks.
Browns. especially in the soft Ieath-
er colors, are used for entire suits
and for trimmings. ~
Nearly every display OF hats in
cludes one model with the Frenchy
dome-shaped crown.
Some of the dalntiest OF lingerie
frocks are mads OF the fine French
convent embroideries.
Many hats have rufies of lace sewn
inside just where the crown and the
brim are fastened together.
The stole and the peierine effects
are as good for the negligee as they
are for the dressy afternoon cos
tune.
A quaint spencer" waist Is made
Of old fashioned cretJnne-big dun
blue and red flowers on cream
ground. ~. ~ Noft,
Such stripes as will become popu-
lar Will be OF the nondescrlpt variety,
almost Invisible. and yet set against
a dark background.
Filet lace all over the blouse and
sleeves OF colored gown, but appear
Ing nowhere else on the gown, gives
an unusually pretty eject.
There Is no place where the scarf
shows to better advantage than as
part OF the tea gown. Soft liberty
drapes prettily for this purpose
All dainty. huffy materials for the
dress hat, malines, chifrons. delicate.
filmy laces, soft-woven. open braids.
nlet and Brussels net viii be In style.
There Is nothing prettier than the
fairly full skirt. tucked about the bot
tom. and. tho surpiice efrect waist.
with wide kimono sleeves, falling
over full puts. for girlish wear.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-16

year In a season of flowers the
world is filled with music. Through
the eye and the ear khe sense of beauty
is stimulated and satisfied The
very symbol OF brightness is the
sun upon an Easter day" Phillips
Brooks, in one OF his poems, express
ed the meaning of Easter as being
that death is strong. but life stronger.
Men OF all creeds can share that
religion OF the fulness of life. The
eloquent preaching of II, with such
spiritual intensity, made Phillips
Brooks a force never to be forgotten
by any who have once been under
his influence. The greatest Amerl-
can preacher of his day felt no kin.
snip between holiness and gloom.
Faith TO him was the source OF Joy.
His charity was unbounded. HIS sym.
pathy with life was universal. He,
aus far as our experience OF him went,
never took the more severe spirit to.
ward the lighter side OF human ma
ture. as In this bit from a sermon by
South: 1T we're much to be wished
for the credit of their religion as
well rs the satisfaction OF their con
science that their Easter devotlons
would, in some measure, come up to
their Easter dress" The negative
was not the side from which truth
was approached by Mr.. Brooks. He
did not spend words on whether this
or that was wrong He breafhad ont
fulness Of life and love OF men. He
looked on nothing scornfully. or with
rancor. Unlike Macauley's Puritan,
IL Mr. Brooks hated bear batting. Il
was not because 1t gave the pleasure
to the spectators Most Of his relig.
ion was included in the Sermon on
the Mount. t.--Collier's Weekly.
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Deneht OF my experience, such as It
Is. In the first place, as long as II Is
TO be an Easter luncheon, your dec
orations must be lilies, Of course, and
the color scheme green and white"
That would be pretty" comment
ed Mrs. Lawrence, "and | have a
handsome cut glass vase that would
do for the lilies"
Mrs SKirke shook her head.
mo, have a newer idea than that,
Get one OF those pretty green mats
from the florists with fringed
edges), and double it over corner
wise, fastening with a big bow OF
green ribbon Then you can lay the
lilies in that, SO that some come out
each end. It gives kind OF basket
effect. The silver candelabra that
Your aunt gave you will be just the
ming for the table. with green shaded
candles"
But don't you think green gives
ghastly light?" objected the bride.
Not II you get the right shade"
responded her friend, "and anyway
you want 1t to halmonize With the
rest OF the luncheon.
Now for your menu think II Is
a good idea to let the various courses
carry out the color scheme, and you
can have great variation in green
and white First OF all. have little
neck CLAIMS served VITA water cress
snere's your green for that course.
inen for your soup. Let me see. III
! were you. I'D have cream Of Gu:
cumber. Its dainty and 1t isn't q
very common kind either" %
rs It hard to make? have a
good cook. You know" sl
On. not at all. II you can make
.one kind Of cream soup. you can
make them all. Now for your fish.
suppose You have boiled halibut with
parsley sAuoe, Tor that's good green
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-16
Married On Her Death Bed.

York, Pa. (Special) The death
of Mrs. Edward G.. Brownlee, bride
OF only "a hours, came Friday night
as sad termination of a romance.
The bride was formerly Miss Alice
Julia Eldridge, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard M. Eldridge, of
this city, and her husband is a we'll
known Philadelphia chemist. A few
days ago, when Miss Eldridge was
stricken with pneumonia, and it was
realized that she could not survive,
the young couple announced their
desire to get married at once. The
ceremony was performed Wednesday
At midnight, with the bride upon her
1eathbed. She was 29 years old,
and fs survived by her parents and
.he following brothers and sisters:
Mrs. Thornton Vail. of Baltimore;
Mrs. George Greidley, of Syracuse,
'. Y, Mrs. Charles Polack, this city,
md Howard M. Eldridge, Lancaster.
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"A dinneri" exclaimed Mrs. Law
renee in dismay; "I'll never dare get
ZIP dinner till know more than
l do now. should be worried sick
for a week before, and as for ration
ul conversation while we were at
the table. 1t would simply be out of
the question. should be wonder
ing If everything would go of all
right"
"Well," suggested her friend, "lf
you would like ITO entertain, why
don't you give a luncheon to some
OF your girl friends? Luncheons are
so much more informal than dinners,
and If your luncheon goes off well,
1t will give you courage to attempt
a dinner"
The bride dropped her embroidery
suddenly.
Il have It," she cried; "I'll get up
an Easter luncheon, and invite my
bridesmaid: Now you know" she
continued, confldentially, as she re.
summed her work, "I'm a greenhorn,
and wish you'd just advise me how
to do it. Between you and me, I'm
just aching for a chance to show of
my pretty cut glass and silver"
Mrs. Kirke smiled. Vanity" she
demonstrated, but If YOU would like
to invite your bridesmaids, think
can help you get up very pretty
affair"
You're ever so good" replied the
other gratefully, for I'm so stupid
about such things. Now, If 1t were
a case of doing some Greek prose, or
translating a bit of Horace, I'd feel
more at home. And l do wish I'd
had chance to learn housekeeping
at college,"
WELL" responded her companion,
I'LL be only too glad to give you the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-16
UNEARTHED TREE FRAUD.

Harrisburg Especially - Through
agents of the State a tree shark. who
was victimizing the farmers and fruit
growers of Tioga County. has been
run down and reports which reached
the State Division OF Economic Zoo
logy were to the effect that prosecu-
tion lad been started. This man is
said to have told the farmers that
he had trees grated on oaks, which
were called "ironclad," and which
were warranted to withstand the at
tack of pests. This is the first time
any such fraud has ever been perpe-
trated in this State.
Dr. Surface said that owing to the
cool weather the season in which
trees could be sprayed for San Jose
scale had been prolonged. Fruit
growers can spray safely until the
first flowers Open" said he, "it
would not be well to do anything
after that"
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Novel English Entertainment.

A new form of entertainment which
has been very popular in London this
season is known as wallhower balls. I"
1t provides games and competitions
for pretty dancers who. owing to the
dearth of men, are Obliged to sit out
for a portion of the evening.
The old term of "wallfower" has
lost its original significance of dis
grace. the manager of an entertain
ment bureau" said yesterday. Girls
are well aware nowadays that that 1t
is very improbable that their pro-
grams will be filed. and the large ma
jority of dancing girls over dancing
men makes the position of the hostess
a difficult one.
An energetic society hostess who
was troubled last season by noticing
number of charming girls standing
around her hospitabls ballroom, has
organized a series of wallflower
balls for the early spring.
The ballroom, as usual, will be de-