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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
OBJECT TO
 COAL BILL
BIC OPERATORS TELL lEGIsLAT. oRs THAT IT DOES NOT GIVE
 ENOUGH SCOPE
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 WASHINGTON. b. r Ma T.a Alaska GeHud Railroad aaH#F##4 q thc GuEEeHnsW interests 0z# s-r.I.l formal Hrate-tz aguir-t aa aa.t passed coal lands hHt m fH that tHr amount of hHE FH-a= fl .. consolidated aat.s uaI a=sa =HH......E -g"p, Ter development HaHH#
 The hu provide aa #H sa#rf. d1tinu af tracts. any as= U : #aH =Hl mol exceed ssna act.- Ii extent Thi. the large tumruuir~ consider uur enough to iusHf tr faweudaae r,- rrndilure nrraefrs frr # ur#- t.- N.lupmrut
 Thet paI8 eu. that HHe HHrul form raft a5 as drsytaHH uas and lhat fha=eaat lands me=t =a.. t#+H forever mutua IHraad H- a-4- t...-f ed ta tbe# from t1r set=t
 Ii Is generally conceded ls#e th.t the protests hatc strong f1uuduim+
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
CARRY OUT
 TINE SAFE
AMATEUR BURGLARS IN VAN coUVER IGNORANT HOW TO
 BLOW IT.

VANCOUVER. E. c=The ham.s burglar had demonstration or rn. stag, in Vancouver con Saad8s ei-H The banicd buslrr wuh an ae-laar or assistants. sfolc a safe bsaas from the Eagle cigar and fruit st-f~ ee 1b- bolt street They effected aa e8tt5Hsr by the back doar ou Trouuse alley and took the safe out that ua> aud tuta an unoccupied ban where th.N attempted to open il and a-rc tailed
 The safe. witch weighs 20 rouuJ- measures ahout two fe.t each ,s.r. Tn, burglars evidently were not proc fe~sionals. and thought that az rE, safe Was small il could be easily pri.d open. They u-,rrw,d rha -ff arr-rlat- eel ornaments from above and bal,u the hinges and apparently trtgd l' drive out the hinge bar 0hica cy thought Was there. but th. safe was "pt tat tat way
 After some other attempts or th, combination and the handle hal br.a made. the covered the safe oyar with an old packing ease and left it iu the old barn Their tracks Were traced Co the barn easily enough hut several se<trehcs We're made before someone thought If tipping over thc old pack ing ease in the corner, and there wa@ the safe as good as ever.
 The proprietors of the Eagle stated this morning that as a rule they never leave more than Sl5 or SEQ in the safe. but owing to some business deals there happened to be $500 to put in the safe on Saturday night. They fancy that II became known to some person that this special amount was in the safe. hence the attempt to rifle it.
 Everything indicated that the opera tors were well acquainted with the premises. Fortunately they are out nothing but the trouble of getting the safe back where it belonged and the money went to the bank as soon as it opened this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
STRIKE AT
 JEDWAY
JAPs DISCOVER ANOTHER VEIN OF RICH FREE MILLING
 QUARTZ

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 The Has.u-H .zaaa.HHl among tHa a.aEe Ha#-tH--l-. .l= HaaaafaH s. # n.o-fr-t-e. .aesH..a 10 -sr Inc h.aa1 a1 s.. 4at m1zaz 1ha.l-.aaf.r ah- Heea... and f If account. aae sa HHa I.a r#s eHds- t Jaf
 ats -ua.f. rHa nr.and .a.a aiaa-t expo. tatIu
 -. Aaur had uH uaafE e raus of ere aeH s. o'I ..a.Iue. iad -sn. Hsa fHa uea .aGr.= eau- ra ue -mslia 4 rrefraH The aHt fr.a t.aa .4d mta- < -ud #. b- =uaH#s -ra ms aslel atd luu..= 4ta a.taaaa- uaa- auzF= aHHe rnr circumstance. ..r rar aa. aa .aes.s Iad. e.t. of tl,. .n..r-
 H.a7 "f hUi m.a
 eaHe or mu.trr had ba.l .-at f.es-s tua trI, m tf, nm t.u the Ieat alne. r, s.aa --H- -aaa4 fa, n. erection "r ama lWom4- rn, Hmra-e of uutc aoafa a-. b. ham- .d and tl'y caultd aa 1#a ial. The foreman Aeut oyee H1 tae eaur-. of & f.a days and tp hi- s-tam-amsut rae hr- lining ho noticed 0a- puy+treak m the rock lt. mon w#r, -Goy,Hu. down Tho hillside on closer examiua- fiaa the fu0 aa- richer than the old mine, ana practically rr,. milling af#-=
 THr operations for tho prorased buildings were lremHly stopped and the gang pur tu work ta follow the lead. and il continued su far as they went in even richer quantities. All attempts to investigate by white pros pect"rs are frustrated and the Japs are determined that no outsiders shall come in on the good thing if they can prevent it.
 "onc thing is absolutely certain. % said the Worlds informant. "the Japs Will set pace in the mining business that will leave the white miners long way behind The energy and eE, durance of these little brown fellows is astonishing. The Jedway mine has a million dollars of Jap capital baci, of it and they are prepared to carry their operations to the limit
 "Fhere has been some talk of them building their own shelter. and if the story of their new find is correct. there is certainly grounds for such a proposition"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
MIR. cARNEGlE'S JOKE.

Andrew Carnegie said Pitts burg millionaire, "enjoys joke huge ly. One of his jokes made me laugh on my last visit to Skibo castle.
 Mar Carnegie was entertaining at the tim a hor ter gran pri' ,e. T.:,- morning after the princes arrival, We set out in a huge motor ear for a long rua aa' a- they wh'@ .cI past ap inn a great crowd of highlanders rose from the benches before the inn and salute lis
 'rhe prince seemed amazed at the Highland dress.
 :" Why he asked. do those men go barelegged?'
 It is local custom said Mir Carnegie. mark of respect for you. sir. In some places people take off their hats to show honor to distin- guished visitors: here they take off their trousers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
BERGs LIKE cATHEoRALs
 PASSING BY NOME.

Colossal iccbcrgs that look like siI- Yer eathedrals in the distance are now passing by Nome. and form a scene which could only be witnessed in Arc tic and Antarctic regions
 Even in such regions one could only see such sights by the aid of a pow pful telescope. as n near approach would nam dang [. Iat by standing in the Board of Trade observatory and looking through the powerful glass there one may watch a moving pano- rama which throws every clnemato- graphic picture eyer produced into a dense shade.
 For miles and miles out in the ocean one may follow the movement of the tremendous fleets of ice as they sail stately along sparkling in The sun like ships of the gods.
 Mir, coply has given the public the Tree use of his telescope and many are enjoying the wonderful sight daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
SCHOOL BOARD STARTS
 SUIT AGAINST COUNCIL

board hc said that the laH provided fully for such h the first rlare. hr said any private citizen "iu relation could cnmpc tHs board tn stuu thv us, it made ef fH- monies and # such monies were unHufuIly expended the criminal lau l. always tt hHa ta bring it into action.
 The maudamHs proceedings which aro now being taEeH u' t"f Inc pur- tesc of compelling thc council a transfer the sum af SEQ. which i- Inc difference between th" sum demanded hy tho board and that given hs In council Tle.eauueh gave sl.ssn. Whil" the board demands $lGuU
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
BURNS TO DEATH
 IN HER HOME

MINNEAPoLIS-SWooning with fright while she held a lighted lamp in her hand. Mrs. c. l.. Anderson was burned to death last night in her home.
 Mrs. Anderson had taken her 4-year- old son upstairs to bed and returned [" the first floor. carrying a lighted lamp. Az she passed from the parlor to the diningroom the lamp flared up and sct fire to the curtains between the rooms. She evidently ran to inc kitchen to get water to extinguish the fire and there swooned in her excite ment.
 As she fell to the floor in front of the sink. Mrs. Anderson overturned tho lamp and the blazing oil soon covered her body.
 Her hrother-in-law. John Anderson. found her dead body a few minutes later when he returned home He smelled smoke the moment he entered the house He rushed upstairs and found only the child that had been carried to bed by it's mother.
 "Whcrr's mamma? Is the house on fire" walled the little fellow
 The young man rushed back to thu floor and through the rooms to the kitchen. where h. found the body of Mrs. Anderson. She was burned be- yond recognition, but the fire hal burned out and the house was not damaged
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FEDERAL INTERFERENCE
 WILL PLAY JAWBONES

In th" near future the two crack baseball teams kuaN as Federal In- tcrfrrrue~ and Jt,shour- wHI meet in d lIe and death struggle en the eity dia- uoad
 r#e Fedeial Interference team is made up. as tts name indicates. of federal officials. and the Jawbonos. also as ite namr indicates. of lawyers
 Pet. uveriield is manager If tGe Jaatoa.-. and Marshal Powell ~ilI ship rh.. feaeesls ieto line Pete has -t-lru & march eu th-.-urmy hy Hss- u- ur-t arsaai1rd a team and by ha,- Hg -uired George Gussby. who Ii aJr,ad, signed on with the Jawbour- a- pitcher Practice Anl begin at once. a= the work af preparing fhe ground -aHt- tadas
 ra",.rS representatives are uot y,t Ael kunwn but they ,lH be probably picked from tae following Fuller. EoV-" Scott Thamrs,n Taylor Wick cry unu Lomer McBride. Humber, raNd,u. Stokss. Cole. Coke mn Amongst the.su substitutes are r. ,'. Powell and John II Dunn others are under the eagle .fe of the manager and nothing hur haheas corpus can save them
 The Jawbonrs are composed of brilliant array af talent The catchers fto hericked from are Milroy Grlgsby and Seaoheid Eomcn. Coheran and Fink pitchers. eyerfield, ID. Tom White. eh. ClaWes. ss. Rrli. sb 0rton. or Gilmore. If. Campbell. If Daly ,. l.eman. cf
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

board hJ~ uuiJvmtix appropriated e5rt9H funds rH the payment of thefr eau salaries.
 fmW# diat,s upon rryeiNWE tHfH rather startling communication tho #-Whef- of the board placed rhe mat tar jH tb" hands af lawyer, and the courts will Doe asked tp decide Js ta whether thr city council cannot b. compelled Co deliver to thr board tho amount uf money which the board considers ucees=arX WithuHt asking aHN questions
 Whm Judge Irmrexs was asked if lte believed that nc restriction -hauIl be placed upon the demands af the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
GALLAGHER'S HOUSES
 WRECKED BY DYNAMITE

either his death or to frghtcn him into silence
 The explosion occurred at midnight and startled fine whole city, A small panic occurred ia some parts of the city. and crowds rushed out in the street near the sernc of the explosion The amount of dynamite must have been large. as the damage done k inn mense. Fortunately no one was in the houses al the time. and no lives were therefore lost.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
HOUSE PASSES FOURTH
 JUDICIAL DISTRICT BILL

ta@ been thfa4a aut by the passage ef the Fourth Judlciat division bill as Inc duties nt the different Judges WH HaH b. -e arranged that none of them a.l b. asaHhHrlaH.B
 TH'rr Ifts EarE many applications ,t present. fat Has.z Iuus u The HeV dls- HH1 ud -Haas flight l- being maar Tn aaso hIzAna appointed IT them Lat considerable. lime must elaIz.. be- farr .hr aH4l Fszsagr of the btH SD thaf sH--ees az to the personality of n, trIu.ut,ss ar. premature
 fh' passage through th' house vas expected aad no aHe doubts that the bH win become l1~ during inc conn Ing session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

te the cometG taday concludes aith the following paragraph
 "Thc cnuucil also finds that tae ar- parent defeirHes af which vaa gar1. plain i- due fo stlHir- raid To ,e8l- selves without NatfHl iu lrN and hat there are noN due the school district some x3.ooo aulaWfuHy board in the fafm af salaries paid t8 themselves"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FOURTEEN SWEPT FROM
 ISLAND AND DROWNED

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

oucc fnr att is about te hr trcidrd tn" question as tu vhgtHsr CT mot tba city council may rytu-.. Ja give tu the school board any money which the board requires and J-fys fur thv maiu- tenagec af thc schools
 Today Judee $ r JeGress look tb, mitiut step towards bringing suit against th. city and the suit will Ls filed this evening or tomorrow.
 As tnld in another place tho council refused Ia transfer the sum or $l.Guo to the board at tu, last regular meet ing uua notified ,hc hoard today of the fact giving as reason for the action the alleged f1ct that che school
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
Nuggets Special Service.

OAKLAND, May 27.-Thrcc houses which belonged to James Gallagher who beeamc prominent as witness in the Rucf ease were blown to pieces last night in this city. and the dam age inflicted amounts tn $25,000.
 The only reason that can be assign ed for the act is the fact that Galla- gher is the star witness i'll the graft cases. and that the grafters desired
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

is aH that remains If $l1.a,a which had been set aside fer school purposes hx the council at its meeting of oe- tahei. :. 19n1
 This decision afese lfum th, request made hy the badrd that $I .Goa he transferred as that amount would be required tn transact the business af The hoard Co the end If the term.
 The letter addressed to ;he board
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
4s.goei Special Service.

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 HHt a m. t.az att. a4f=aan EGl a. Ir.hahl..aa Ead.l. Nil. he.
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 laHe-#t afHaHt t Iaae- fuf 'ae .Hur"-e at 1iaHae th. present A#tsJ judge If Ha#s af fh.tr work
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
TO EXAMINE
 MONOPOLIES
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Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE. May 27.-Blamey Steph- ems. of Valdez who appeared before the mining convention yesterday. ask cd the convention tn influence the gov ernnont to have an investigation madr of monopolies in Alaska
 \ resolution to that effect was after wards put and carried by a small ma jority but the chances are that the matter will never he carried any fur ther as the leading members of the convention are totally opposed to such action
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
ACCUSES SCHOOL BOARD
 OF UNLAWFUL APPROPRIATION

The eity council today. through the city clerk addressed letter to the school board openly accusing tho lat ter af unlawful appropriation or funds for theratPose "r paving their own salaries.
 The letter states that tbe council decided at is last meeting to trans fer to the treasurer of the school board he sum of $l.25O only. as that amount
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
WON'T PAY
 FOR GUNS
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Nuggets Special Service.
 VANCOUVER l. C. May 27-Thr Dominion government has declined positively to pay for the guns purchas-. ed hy thc province for the defense of rhc Chinese during the recent riots.
 The parliament of this province will take the matter up. and a serious con nict may hc expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
GOLD FROM
 COUNCIL

Amongst the mail which arrived this morning from Council was a consider able amount If gold which was the re- suit of some cleanups on OPhir creek.
 The mail was brought hy Mail Car rier John Meyers who was compelled 10 pack il on his back
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
PETERSON INDICTED
 FOR PERJURY.

l.. NJ. Peterson has been indicted by the grand jury for perjury alleged to have been committed by him while giving evidence recently in the Lake view claim case.
 He was released last evening on bonds of sl.20O which were provided by A F.. Todd and T M Gibson.
 The indictment was the secret one brought in two days ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
BRING IN
 400 OUNCES

SttH"r % ,,tf.s1E ,EUaurd mp 4eh "Hifes "f e,Hf svHat rfuu af uuauHt al efuNei winch aut moro than twentieth bart ut t4rir dunpS.
 Th- dirt is showing up better taau "aS expected. and the result of th, rirtnup from the mmea~r piles ot gravel WilI hr tremendous
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
THE WAY THINGS GO.

When you see a fashionable mother negleeting her little girl" opined an urban philosopher. "a few years later you'll probably see a fashionable daughter neglecting her nervous ma. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FLEET LEAVES
 FOR TACOMA
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
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Nuggets SpeCIai Service
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 The island aH which aH== #... rJusHt tt4- fH- me.-a Ha -a = .t miles around aud Na. Ha.as HHe. f. h3y, bean ga1cu-J hy aH. .G ...
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
MUST KEEP
 10 PER GENT
LEGISLATORS DECIDE BANKS IN ALL KINDS or CITES MUST
 HAVE SAME RESOURCES.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
barelegged
FIERCE, ISN'T IT.?

What an age this is, Everybody straining for the ground floor. every body pulling for advance information. everybody trying to get a peep behind the scenes.-Fort Worth Record.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

The Bank" Inc. has just received wire from its Seattle agent that there was shipped on the steamer corwin Pabss's Book Beer. Lemons. Oranges and Eggs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
GUS 6oLTZ IN LITIGATION.

Gus B"ltz t@ about To file suit against Y. n Wm4ui-; for the recos- efN of miuins claims OIL Sunset creek and flor damages amounting tu S3a a60 tins will act as lis ean attorney.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
Blstz weiner Beer at the Bank.

Have moved 10 new establishment. Hunter Way and Front street. and opened up the finest hish-eIs line of wall paper, paints and glass ever seen in AlasLa. p. H. Fitzgerald.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
THEY'RE BORN THAT WAY.

A woman can't get over wanting a romantic life even when it's starving her to death.-New York Press
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
ATTENTION, PIoNEERsl

You are requested to meet at Eagle hall Saturday. May 90. at 12:15 n. m. prompt to form in line for the Deco ration Day procession and observ- ances
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

A. B. C., Lemp's and Red. White and Blue bottled beer at "The North ern." 25 cents bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

New laid eggs. Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black :.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

High Grade imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

BIatr Private Stock at the aaak.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-12
Woman On Bargain Day Thinks More Of the One Marked Off the Price
EAT FATTY MEATS.
Or Any other socalled lndigestible
Foods and See If They Distress
You.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take
Diapepsin after your meal. This
pow erful digestive and antiacid though
as harmless and pleasant as candy
will digest and prepare for assimilat-
ion into the blood all the food you can
eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves with
cut the slightest fear of Indigestion or
that you will be bothered with sour
risings, Belching, Gas on Stomach,
Heartburn Headaches from stomach,
Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or
a feeling like you had swallowed a
lump of lead, or other disagreeable
miseries
If you will get from your pharma-
cist a 80 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
you could always go to the table with
hearty appetite and your meals
would taste good, because you would
know there would be no Indigestion
or Sleepless nights or Headache or
Stomach misery all the next day and
besides, you would not need laxatives
or liver pills to keep your stomach and
bowles clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist and contains more
than enough triangules to thoroughly
cure the worst dyspeptic. There is
nothing better for Gas on the Stomach
or sour odors from the stomach or to
cure a Stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-12
Will PROSECUTE
BRIBERS Of
UMPIRES
National League Starts InVes-
tigatiOn of Charges.
CHAMPIONSHIP INVOLVED.
Alleged crOokedness Attempted Dur
ing New York-chieago Series at
Polo Grounds.

New York, Dec. l2.-After a session
extending through two days, the
National League mamates adjourned
yesterday to meet again in Chicago
for the schedule meeting probably
Feb 10.
The longdrawn-out sessions were
due to the charges made by Umpires
Klein and tombstone that an attempt
had been made to bride them in the
game between New York and Chicago
at the Polo Grounds on oct s. The
two umpires filed formal charges, in
one OF which the name OF the person,
as we'll as the names OF the persons
whom he claimed to represent, were
included.
Although no information was vouch.
safed by President Pulliam regarding
the identity the matter was consider
ed of sufficient Importance to invest
the committee with authority to sup
ply special counsel aud also to present
the matter to the District Attorney
should the evidence substantiate the
charges. In order not to defeat the
ends of Justice, the names Of the per-
sons involved are withheld for the
present but the President OF the Lea
que is authority for the statement that
the alleged bribors will not be shield.
cd.
President Pulliam Is vrey anxious to
have il known that the alleged bribery
was not done by any person connected
with organized baseball, but that the
holiness OF the attempt warrants the
sternest measures for It's suppression,