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The Washington herald., 1910-01-24

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Jan. IA
timely bit Of rescue work was done To-
day by Capt. Levi Jackson and the four
men Of his fishing smack, Priscilla.
They succeeded in getting near enough
to the schooner Mertie B. Crowley 10
save the lives Of Capt. Haskell, Mrs.
Haskell, and thirteen OF the crew, all OF
whom had been lashed in the rigging
from O'Clock this morning until
this afternoon.
The Crowley hit northeast end reef off
Wasque Bluff. at the southeastern end Of
Martha's Vineyard Island, about $50 this
morning, and in few minutes her decks
were being washed from end to end BY
huge breakers.
Forced 20 Rigging.
All hands, including the captains wife,
were forced 70 I axe 70 the rigging Of the
forward masts. and il was ven that they
did so, because at 10 o'clock the craft
broke in two and the after end settled
down, carrying the three masts with il.
The fifteen people astride the cross
trees Of the other masts expected every
minute TO be thrown into the boiling surf,
but the spars held fast until every one
Of them was safely aboard the Priscilla.
The Crowley had been hove 70 all day
Saturday in a heavy gale. and last night
Block Island light was mistaken for that
az Shinnecook Capt Haskell then ran
in, expecting TO make Block Island. and
when Edgartown light was seen through
the haze about o'clock this morning il
was supposed 10 be on the taller island.
The mistake was not discovered until the
craft was being smashed 10 pieces on
a jagged reef and water was pouring
! into the hold
sighted Before Daylight.
The wreck was sighted from the shore
soon after daylight, but the seas were
running so heavy that the Edgartow7
/ fishermen were not able for hours 20
! drive their power smacks out 10 the res
cue.
Finally the 47-foOter Priscilla made her
wav out Of Edgartown harb0r around
/ Cape Poge, and with combined sail and
| gasoline power got TO the leeward Of the
| Crowley, where anchor was cast
Then four dories were launched. and
Mrs. Haskell was lowered into the first
| that reached the stranded vessel Others
| OF the crew then came down the rigging
and jumped into the small boats and
were taken aboard the Priscilla two at
time
/ When the steward leaped for the dory
manned by Patrick Kelley. he missed it
and went into the water. capsiziag the
craft. Kelley got hold Of the mans
clothing with ore hand and the rigging
with the other, and both were picked up
| by another dory.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-24
FIFTEEN RESCUED
IN BOILING SURF
Fishing Smack Goes to Aid
of StOrm-tOSSed Schooner.
CRAFT BREAKS IN TWO
All Hands, Including Captains
Wife, LaShed to Mast.

Block Island Light Is Mistaken and
Capt. Haskell RIMS 30 shore Until
Boat Smashed to Pieces on Jagged
Heef-Wreck Sighted After Day
light - Steward Goes Overheard,
But is Saved by DOry.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-24
STARTLEs ATLANTIC CITY.

HniIey's Comet FLASHES AcTOss the
Western Sky.
Atlantic City, Jan. 23.-Hauey's comet
flashing across the Western sky Just after
sundown tonight drew a crowd of thou
sands to the boardwalk The comet was
in sight less than half hour. the tails
showing strongly.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-24
Exhibition of the Tourgee Collection

The ToCTgee collection Of fine house
hold embellishments will be on view at
Sloans Galleries. 1907 G St. to-day and
tomorrow from 9 a. m. to D. m See
catalogues for further particulars.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-24

Blackstone, the Floral Arbiter,
An expert in floral decorating. 14th & II
The Washington herald., 1910-01-24
Table of Prices.

Here is a table, showing the important
swings of the index number on the
ninety-six commodities since January /,
1892:
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Smyrna times., 1910-06-01
Marvellous Discoveries

mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines,
kilograms without wires, terribl e
war inventions to kill men, and that
wonder of wonders-Dr. Kings New
Discovery-to save life when threat
ened by coughs, colds, la grippe.
asthma, Group, bronchitis, hemor-
rhages, hay fever and whooping
cough or lung trouble. For all
bronchial affections it has no equal.
1t relieves instantly. It's the surest
cure. Jane M. Black, of Asheville,
N. G. r. R. No. 4, writes it cured
him Of an obstinate cough after all
other remedies failed. SOC. and 81. 90.
A trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
Benton N. Weldon, druggist, Smyr-
ma.
Smyrna times., 1910-06-01

At this writing Senator LaFollette
is in the midst of two or three
days speech in which he is assailing
the railway bill. He charges that
notifications of the original. provi-
sions of the bill have weakened it
to meet the wishes of the railroad
presidents. He favors the Cummins
amendment to the bill, which requires
approval of changes in rates by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
before these rates are put into effect
by the railroads. Asserting that the
railroads have had their way in Leg
islation for forty years, he said !:
eff Senators listen to me, l will
bring them to the realization of the
fact that they have the sins of many
Congresses to atone for before they
pass this bill" He argued that the
present freight rates are much too
high, AMI that the pending bill pro-
vides no measure by whichv the
railroad commission can decide the
reasonableness of any rate. He
argued in favor of the valuation of
railroad property as a basis for
freight rates, and that the roads
should not advance rates without
investigation by the Commission. He
said that it was we'll known that
the railroads constantly employed
thousands of expert rate men to en-
large the dividends by increasing
the rates, never in the interest of
the shippers, but of the stockholders.
1t is not expected that this bill will
come to a vote until next week.
Smyrna times., 1910-06-01
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
News of Interest of Men and Affairs
at the National Capital

In the visit of the entire State
Legislature of Louisiana, Washington
has an experience somewhat unique
in its history. The Governor of the
State, the Mayor of New Orleans and
mayors of numerous other southern
cities with many prominent unofficial
citizens of the south arrived on
special train with the Legislature
Their object is to urge Congress to
make New Orleans the theatre for
the celebration of the opening of the
Panama Canal. This delegation has
been treated with unusual honors in
the capital city, for the peaceful and
patriotic invasion has received ma
tiOn-wide attention. The delegation
was received at the Union Station by
Senators Emory and Foster of Louis
lana and by the Representatives in
Congress from that State and auto
mobiles were on hand to convey the
entire party to the New Willard
Hotel. Later in the day the U. S.
S. Dolphin, under charge of the
Secretary of the Navy, conveyed the
guests to Mt Vernon. The President
had expressed a wish to entertain
the entire party at a dinner at the
White House, but Notwithstanding
its spaciousness, the dining room. it
is said, is not large enough for this
immense throng, and the plan has
been chan ed to a reception at the
White House which will be given
later in the week. The Louisiana
representation, is decidedly larger
and more imposing with guaranteed
fund of ten millions, than was the
somewhat meager delegation from
San Francisco with its guarantee of
five millions, and if it becomes
question of the relative bigness of
delegations and of money, New Or
leans will hold the stage until big
ger crowd with a bigger purse ap-
pears. These considerations, how
ever, do not touch the question that
the United States capital is the
proper place for an international Gel
ebration.
Smyrna times., 1910-06-01
when Your Shoes Pinch

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-ease the anti
septic powder for the feet. II cures painful,
sw Ollen, smarting sweating feet, and takes the
sting out of corns and bunons. just the thing
for Breaking in New Shoes Sold everywhere,
Smyrna times., 1910-06-01

The passage Of the tariff board
item, an amendment by which $3.50.
600 is appropriated for a special
tariff board of experts to investigate
and report upon the tariff question,
is considered by the Republicans of
the House to be very important
accomplishment in that it is expected
to take this troublesome question
to some extent out of politics and out
of the hands of those who have ma
nipulated and twisted the tariff for
their own advantage. If the Senate
adopts the bill as it passed the
House, it will leave in the hands of
the President an ample sum for this
investigation. The board to be ap-
pointed is called the Presidents s
Tariff Board and it is expected
that it will go to work busily on the
passage of the bill and collate facts
which the President can submit to
Congress from time to time when in
his judgment further revision is re-
quired. 1t is of interest to know
that the tariff board is already
abroad in search of facts which will
enable it to estimate differences in
cost of production at home and abroad
with the expectation or hope that the
tariff may be adjusted accordingly.
There is, of course, a great lack of
harmony with reference to this gen.
erOus financing of the President S
Tariff Board, .. The stand-pat stall
warts in the Senate and in the House
feel themselves on very unsafe ground
and are not happy at the suggestion
that the tariff question may be de-
cided on cold facts relating to the
difference in cost of production here
and abroad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
SCHOOL BOARD SPECIAL ELEC.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
PRINCE HSUN
 ARRIVES FRISCO
Nuggets Special Service.


 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Prince Tsai Hsun. the head ef the Chinese navy. accompanied by large rctiuut. of servants, arrived in the city this afternoon on the Pacific passenger steamer Siberia and Was given q royal reception.
 From the time that the steamer passed through the Golden Gate until docked canuons were being fired and whistles were blowing from every steamer in the harbor that the Siberia passed as she steamed up the harbor. The royal salute was fired from all the forts and United States battleships in the harbor.
 A grand reception has been arranged for the prince this evening and thou sands of people from the outlying towns have been arriving all day to see the head of the Chinese navy.
 President Sehwab arrived here from the East in his private car to close with the prince for the building of several large first class battleships for the Chinese navy and his royal high ness will be taken on tour of the Uh.ted States in private train as the guest of the Steel Trust with MT. Schwab as their special representative.
 It is expected that Prince Tsai Hsun will close with American firms for work that will amount to nearly one hundred millions. but to be distributed over several years for they are going to build their navy by stages so as to have 1t complete by 1920. and second to no other power in the East
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

\t.' hereby ets.n tHtf uu fHe H# aae af September. 1ala. .u Ha Common Council ehmh,r- m tnr e= Hs##H eHurhnra m thr#g.tg af N##s Na=sa a special e.eeHsu win t.# H#.a rsF n. election aG#aa# ea#a=
 tH. taau.r Hh5.h raa sH h. AZ twHHaH Council by r=4- 7s tho failure ar X. c. Oliver
 tmua ate.t m fhc 5rh day af N9H# lelae ea aaaHfs for -td office ma tH. aaa sr,stIea NH G- for tHe Ha<rr.d farm hr which tHe satd \. .s oliver sa= elected. ta-HIt= HasIH- aIae con u4e 2l-t aa- of AffH 1ata #e# eadns aa The Ish d4e af Aufl tst ar which special election the r.H. HHI F@ open at o'clock in tHu r-f=Heer aa HH remain afen mt# { e.#laes h lhe eaeaihg f #tbe same p4ad if -Nr@-. ta-18 tH.s taah daH a ~epaWbar. 4la
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
SAILOR FALLS HEIR ID
 TITLE AND MILLIONS

ever iHs world tar. H,.H #mas r.. 7iaf and adverta--#.H.- H4t t-
 serted in I9r.r@ 1T 4# aaaau- Ha H# "f NulHe tu. mt-H- H.at. hu.. 1t vain anttI ta1Hr vheH um a t"oomiv g4me HeH tH9 -H country f"r"En.z~d Hufstrm Iu g sailors board. iHs house here in thi- city
 | .ii1ut take bong CaF a8f ta prov. hl- identity aud II. rvfrg.utaf.ve a. Denmark bas tbe zajnf rsa lu eHar..
 Taday he steps from tn, ordinary raiifus af Il s1ft9r tr rHar af a Hrm and heir faa million daHHz NurHHaar money Ever since the young frH-u Iefl home br has h.cu following th. ltfe nf | sailor ant this aeromt ar uis moi seeing tta advertisements 4H. being missed hF special agent win. hayo been searching the etab. far HIa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
OPERATION FOR
 BOB LA TOILETTE
Nuggets Special Service

Nuggets Special Service.
 MILNNAt'KEE Scrt l3- Senator Robert NJ. LaFoHrttr. ehp Hds u-t won q complete victory m Wisconsin and camraigucd against the wi-h.4 oa his physicians. k BOW broken in health md will leave in T Jew day- fpr Eaen- ester. \ Y- when, he HlH undergo ar operation.
 Grave fear is felt sar the health of Senator LaFoHetfe and although a sick man during the whole ctmpu=n just over tho people came tu his ur- port and gave him one af the largest majoritics a republican ev,r ree.ueG in this state, and he Was running ou what i~ known as the Hearecui ticket.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
ROOSEVELT FISHERMAN
 FORCES ARE FIGHTING

hg Win land his man 5s chairman u the convention That fhr vote taken n the primaries tedat Ha5eare= H8h. ne far half af Sherman support wasn't present uar would tHoa HrHs. HHtjl tomorrow
 When tbo convention @a.ts ## W. have our united =urrerz 1u hand u vote you will find that 0a have =uG tfciout strength ta cloci NI..-P President sherman chairman"
 Just Wtn WIff h. s=e.r,a e.a.a.. doubtful at the present rfH.. bst ch, matter Hill be settled within tha next tNcuty-fnur hours.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
SOUTHERN GOV.
 DECLINES HONOR
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu99etS opeCidl oerNlcc
 NEW ORLEANS. Sept. eo.-Iu the election just over Governor Sanders was elected senator to Congress by a large majority. but has come out "nat footed" as they call il down south and says he would rather be governor and stay at home locking after the interest of the State. and has recon mended that J. R. Thornton he ap- pointed 10 the United States senate in his stead.
 The news that AIr Sanders believes he can serve the state better by re- maining as its governor has raiSed him in the estimationl of the public and il k one ef the Gf-t times that a governor has refused to go to Congress as senator when offered tho ppsltlou.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept T Aftar bunting high and low far olaf Holst,in. at the special request ef tHr tng rf Den mark. the detectives located tho miss ing man here today in au... of tho sailor boarding hnusrs. and brought to d close hunt af two ye5r- to ind au heir to Il million and Il uuc. in Don mark.
 Two years ago the uncle uf olaf llol~teia died without ea heir direct and he left his whole estate aud titte to his nephew olaf then roaming th, world af large and asked as a special favor of King F'redcrick the Eighth. c. locate the vagaboud and make him come home.
 For the past two years agents ali
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

The two Alaska meat boats are due in Nome this week for the last time for this season. the Macklnaw tonight and the Pacific Cold Storage boat Elihu Thomson Saturday
 With the consignment of fresh meats will be a small lot of fresh shrimps. Holsters, crabs. oysters. hali- but cheeks and claims so get your or ders in early if you want a taste
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
FLEET
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
Nuggets Special Service.


 UTICA, \. Ya Sept. sf Al the pri maries held hene This afternoon il u.- s,"n that Vice-PrcSident James < :-1rr.aH. who has Iaau trying t3 q . fat Cel. Ena-t,at. Tor .hr chairia. n "f the convention and elect himself. will be defeated by T l7rgn majority and Roosev"It Mil in spite of all the opposition be elected chairman nf the convention.
 Griseom who ts handling the Shcr- man end of the fight and is the prcsi- dent af thc republican county club. states That when the final test comes
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
TAFT WANTS THE CANAL PROTECTED
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any time except between the hours p. n. to 12 p. n., by giving notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

Start the month r51ht by subscr.b- ing for the Daily Nugget. 8 per month. months. so. one year s20.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

Pr1e Winner or7syhr Ger on zale f the Eagle as soon ~ .he cars- 1rrHyeF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
TOBY HAS IT.

If you are looking for fresh home made candy just go to Toby's Candy Kitchen where it is made fresh daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22

Try Gin Ricky at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-22
MORE FRESH sPEcIALTIEs.

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
Heney Will Probated.

SEATTLE. Oct. 20. The will of the late Michael ]. Heney was probated today
 The schedule of the estate shows that MT Heney died worth s6O0.000 and he divides the estate among his friends His secretary. Siegley and A G. Klins are named as execu- tors. Besides the natural heirs of law. the benefciaries are Capt. O. Brien. the northern navigator. Will liam C. fStikine BilD Robinson. and his brother. John o. Robinson, who were beth with Heney in the con structiOn of the northern railroads. Samuel Murchison, Dr. Whiting, Archie w Shields. of Cordova. Rich ard H Simpson. p J. O'Brien, Mrs Emma Hawkins, wife of Chief En- gineer Hawkins of the Heney con struction force. Bishop Rowe of Sc attle and Catholic institutions of the coast.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
Jack Hayes is Arrested

DAWSON. Oct 20 Jack Hayes. charged with stealing $3O00 in gold from the Dawson mail sacks on the steamer Selkirk, was placed on trial yesterday before Magistrate Taylor. Several witnesses testified to seeing Hayes. on the up-riyer trip of the Selkirk. with others. sitting on the mail sacks in the engineers depart ment of the steamer Hayes claimed that he knew nothing of the gold being in the mailsacks. and which was found later slowed away in the hold of the Selkirk He admitted that he slowed away in the hold of the to WhitehOrse. Compelled to come out of the hold for food, he was detected. and he then went among the firstClass passengers and raf fled off his watch for money with which to pay his fare Returning to the hold for bundle he had left he was seen emerging with il and when the gold was found there later suspicion was directed to him He appears to tell a perfectly straight story and the sympathy of the peO- pie is with him Magistrate Taylor has taken the matter under advise ment until Saturday.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
Persecution Has Closed

LONDON. Oct. 2o. - The prose. cutiOn this afternoon announced that it had closed it's case at the trial of Dr Crippeh and the introduction of testimony was at once commenced hy the defendant Dr. Crippen was placed on the stand in his own be half and he testified as to the fond ness of his wife for Bruce Miller. the American actor. and stated that she had threatened to go away with him. He claimed that he saw his wife last on January 30. and that he believed that after that she had gone away with Miller He acknowl- edged having written the letter to the Actless' Guild. of which Belle Elmore was treasurer. saying that she could not attend the meeting. but stated that he had done this to cover up the scandal of his wife leaving him.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
The Pope and Modernism.

ROME. - The pope has issued a mOtu Proprio enumerating what are described as new and practical measures against the growing mod ernist campaign. His Holiness recalls all rules against modernism. especial ly in the encyclical pascendi. adding that bishops and rectors of colleges must attentively watch the formation of the young clergy with a view 10 having a clergy well prepared to fight error, and must forbid them to read newspapers and periodicals so that they shall not be distracted from their studies. Every professor beginning his course and every aco- lyte before being promoted. every new confessor. every parish priest canon. etc, and every ecclesiastical official before taking possession of their posts must take oath of loyalty to healthy Catholic doctrine and dis cipline.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
Oynamiters Are Known.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21. - Detec- tive s. l.. Brown, who has been con ducting the hunt for the dynamiters who wrecked the Los Angeles Times building stated today that the off, cials knew who did the job and their names. He added that they had all fhe evidence necessary to convict them and that they hoped to ef feet the arrest of the men within a few days It is believed that the Acapulco is the steamship carrying the suspects to Mexico regarding which Secretary Knox wired Cover nor Gillette yesterday
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-24
Swiss h8alIoon Lands.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21. - The Swiss balloon Helvetia landed this morning at Vile Marie. 1000 miles from the starting point An unknown bal loon is reported to have been sight ed this afternoon at Kiskisink, Can ada. twelve hundred miles from here. This would constitute the longest flight of any of the balloons entered in thn race. When the balloon Ham burg fell into Lake Nipssing the Indians thought that it was the moon falling. Fears are entertained for the safety of the balloons Dusseldorf and America II.