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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
FRED REIBLE BURNED TO
 DEATH 0H ROxIE FRACTION

This morning about l a'elocls tH,. in mates of the Bessie ruadhou~r were awakened bN a man on horseback ers- Ing fin Alr Brown and his wife rush cd to sec where it was aHd found that the cabin belonging tu Captain l.. NJ. Larsen on the Eoxie fraction .tyas nearly burned tu thc ground
 Nir Brown rushed oyer tHere and awoke all 'he mon in Che other cabins and from thrm discovered that Frra Rcible zleIt m the eabiu that wt. huuinE. also Cart. I.afseo=uBa f~ tf- partner in thr Itafc uf lbe Eaxir rrae- tinn.
 Tho bodv If Fraa Re.bte was dis covered after the Ire had burned daNn but only in ch1rred condition TBi- fact was telephoned into Nemr# carly this morning aud thr coroner with Mr. Wentworth vent out ta The claim tn view and bring hack the remains.
 The story which follows haS been taken from several people who are
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
MAN SHOOTS NIAGARA
 RAPIDS IN MOTOR BOAT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
MINER BURNED TO DEATH
SPECTACULAR RAID ON WOMAN
 GAMBLING JOINT IN NEW YORK

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20

familiar With the conditions fuJ kr.a all thc rHr7r4 interested =Ht aH,a names 5ro withheld br special ra quest
 sf.a-t e nin= Mr Eaa0e# VI f~#- ing pretty road ffm the e0.e, a5 HGmf 9na ta- ael..d 1T Ilr eaulI rv9 the hniIer fpr they ars eaj-rua .aeH Fa}# on the BaNte fractan and =ta4gfa= big money Thc= boiler runs the laulz fH raaiue aud t+ mar slelt at Hisht ohHe tH- aat t4 ula=uxr dgs.= hei-rine i- being haUad
 "Nbeut t=n o'rfurk He wa4 h@arf singing "a the tor nf his ypIce u mz eahiH where h. and Captain Larsen sleeps Ubeu hr i. aat on tha e.aaa That k thr laat heard If him a,iN
 "t'pou eaod authority ve aa m= formed that a' aar tjma of tHr nra there was stored in thg cabin Gse gspuuS of elar-t tmree gallons "f whisky aud one ea-r af becr. and u The ftot nf the bed 1,1g rle fasrs of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
GOOD SHOW ON FOR
 TOMORROW NIGHT

The Code Amusement Company will give a motion picture show tomorrow evening in Eagle Han and there win be several comical pictures to please those who like to haze good laush and there will he seen for the first time in Npn, the beautiful picture en- titled Music which created such a sen- satiau when il first came eut in tho states This k a colored picture and all should take advantage nf the chance To see it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. scrt le- Fighting Bob Evans. who did ~urh eaoa Work in helping to send lhr spanish nret to the bottom during the battle of S.n- tiago de Cuba. i~ now visiting in the oity as uu hauercd guest
 During onc of thc hanquels giy,u in honor of the admirI ur got on ou his pet hobby of many large baueshir~ for the Pacific Ocean. And in one of his -Feeehrs hr called attention ln thc long stretch If coast lin, between Sau Francisco and Seattle without any protection. could the defcnscs. ar Qualifications at san Francisco protect the coast north and south If that city Could the fine defensive works and guns installed along th. shore of Puget Sound protect the coast from Cape FIauery Ia Coos Bay Could all the suns now installed along the Pacific Coast prevent the laps from landing at hundred different places along the
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20

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 -tHea 44E 5a aHue aa.sEa ag4 .Ha .aae "a eHHH which ea- Haa- -as 8t tH. uHe9
 TH. aha aHeB aa# burned .lH daa faNt ant Nt- ahoat 1aa faef 1am Inc mnk house where h. r.a .s,te z.=.tmg THe- aJ- "a us. HeatbHH7e4 45 fartv n mr5 au H fter. u-a.f 3f f6y aua tbe .5G8 gl- burning bqr mol oue 7f tHrm kf1t a fHme 6t78f | 4GH 3Ha man au horse taaz nalhrd Nh. laeQa uf Inc road an#=.
 Tfs ,1Hse q tbr arraee, t- du- to 'o# 5#.HH rr7zrf.t 7e3 fH- ae4lu.=. of fHa aaaar- for liquar. Se terd ,ver. 6ath er .H# rar haoze rb5t tbee would aza t -eat te thsir eahu ly Htr log. s.t-s. aI= cIHau
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
Nuggets Special Service.


 <tAGkEA Ft.Gs. S98 Ef Tbau= sands "f -psea'or- m-a both nute- "f tbe r4ld- HaIo2 NIIearr Falls Sar t. afternoon t.# -e,# r.Fuu I.af=,4 h4at the r#aaz a. 4 mafa.hoat. vu.ch .1 n,.u. adt.ft..a fer tu. I.st Healn Tud tNrHf=teh ss--,a-. a.s.. # tH. al=s .tn.s H ulr -a.,- ,1I t=a- t4aar5= Iesr.a ,,#-ss tFe br#.- faaaN -tu.mrt thr eauaerul aa. aHs Hs ursee bgfafa bsel 9e- eoni1-b,E our-id, af z,4sHa meu having se fb. ruea- lit special nad,. hare-
 " -sa.e ta. .aGg.a5 s.ar aboard Il Hur.r o. .aa at. s.t- ura tn. aasa,- .an- ii -aad b#as aFs.6e eaee#a. -..t#l ae m aue- HHH s. t#aae ra. H.a fe tH- H4r. aHa tHt .eaaaau.ad a- A5raeHu- nlvtelttuH esrr attempted He a#.#s.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
scHwAB WILL TRAVEL IN STATE
Nugget Special servi ce.

Nugget Special Serv ce.
 NEN- YORK. S.pt 70 Schuah. the mutmWisHaHr =rsa king. lea m his private car th.- afternoon fe Frisco To my,l Prince T-at H-Wu |" close tho contracts log furnishing China with a ncN nalt Ever since the 0ar aith Japan china has had no uatE t..sfaeIk ol and aev th:d nation has gotten out ef deht the new emperor is planning l.. secure am Wt-te-date navy.
 The EetuIcu,m Srrei Company ha~ planned auh President S#ltu.u for II epIar,. d,stl H eutfHg u this f.l mct- on in th steel business that k being sent oyer ta this country fr"m China.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
MAN HURT BY
 CAVE-IN ON MINE


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 bH ! Al sloan #l.sos.d a tHfs H aaH ta eoms aut 10 'be 5aHe Ha .at.r tr.rHHa tae place reuud rHat aH= l#... Is htd hsru bade hrHa-,d and h- fe"t crushed by rur heavy Hssin H rlr anth eeash ,5He dna,n "fH ta. raer.ln. at Inc uiue Tbr hn,- ot .a, Tom Were a.l broken and di-Iaeated Ht ihe doetaf believes that he wia he ..nt. tu. .tNa lH. meHb,r.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
BENDER BROTHERS WILL
 MAKE ANOTHER TRIP

 from N#.=.a. a.. --ut5f. a rssr.t- Mil Hltls. tf.a...f tfI t. laia El-=- s"a. Ha aH T., ..e a-t @at uf th- sea=an ar'a4taa l.. ra r. < H.raaa tf. Gaafta Haf Eae.ae.a Eart- tals ftsr
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 Fresh Pabst Mduagkee eaar at the Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
GAYNOR MAY BE
 GOVERNOR N. '.
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. Slt -o Mayer G4N nor i~ now considering whether Hr as.H allow his name tn he placed a H.aa natiun for ea,,n"r of Nss 1at F the reHine .le.Ften. Great r,.--ar hriu2 hr"uslH e h,aa au fa,. a.atsr r. grt Him |" allow h0- aame u D. lae zent.d far thry h.fIrg. t,fH -sG . strong man tH- d.marf.t- #tt,. I..ft..t than m even chance #tG >auus th, state thi- year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
NOTICE.

Ta Whom II May Concern The undersigned will leave Nome. Alaska for the States on or about Sept. 27th. 1910 Persons owing money to the undersigned will please call and pay same on or before the above date at her office. in the Nome Bank and Trust Company Building, corner Front street and Lanes way. Nome. Alaska.
 (MRS) CORDELIA L. Nj. NOBLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
Nuggets Special Service.


 NEW YoEK saff f6dsr a sek sls,as 3a ont faa bs Mayor 5aaaf Ns YuA Hasa.a ai- aou #91faE. etF-t :. f-a=. at- tHe HtHa =as.f = sHezaHlar r5a #Ha= made ta at44t upaa eabfhs re. saft eEH Hy #eam,a H=ra# H tae .lt. aat tH =.ese l.a tals.- aal.d u. I.-s flaf rEs t#Haea .s+HeG sesfa .ap= 1meI Cd sa.a nc. Ia. nj Inc -F===8= 4H4malia. af stta rrH5se dr lHf#E-= e. as aHs a#terrf# -t-- tiaHe
 representative =a. In, rrc-- ara aa= sls'H tie. ur nas dressed as 4 fe.Hf e'isf tHa q Tn mamag la fer- the 4me- es some yer, rraa HsHi -=..ss.t. HnBl.a aa.sH a- having
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
CITY PUEBLO
 RUNS AGROUND
Nuggets Special Service.

Nugget Special SerVice'
 SEATTLE ssH 17 Th, ra-seu- ger -t4Hef ola #"f raehto af The Paeiaa coa#l st.aH~nf Hue ran arronnd teaay near the city of Bel Hneham during dense fog, or smoke vhich has hron hanejug over the water .v,' since the forest fires.
 The vessel Has feeling her Way inus thrsu4h The fog and under a -I"w ben at rhy time -he struck mu heinz bad,l with freight ~ar stuck hard and .a., to th, sandy h"ltom
 Fuss Vas dispatched from this city II once te IulI fhr ruehln off and ir is expected shc NH he tloatcd ou the next high tide and l.roee-d on her way to Eeldusham [" discharge her freight for that bort
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20

 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20

SEATTLE. Sept. o-3 2o r.. m.- The Puehle Nva- nnatcd at high water today and returned to Seattle under her own steam uouc the Worse for having gone aShorr
 The tug which were dispatched from this city had nn trouble in pull ng the steamer off as soon aS they got lines aboard and the tide at its flood
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
DIAMOND c. EXPECTED
 FROM TELLER

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
EVANS STILL TALKS
 OF THE EMPHASIZES

P""i"s coast iue of inc Guifed Stats- should ae he rleeIpt1ted in ~.t with that country
 "I can tell yeu geHIeHeH shat taoz never will. and the only ie.tl -iratrett-H ro the Plctttc Coast Will be a fine tn- at tr-t cf.t-- httrleehirs second e ra other nation in the world aHJ mHI you have such protection Eaur cities. towns and evsn your very staie "H be easy prey for J foreign foe nith r large navt4"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
MINERS SOCIAL THIS EVENING.

MINERS SOCIAL THIS EVENING.
 The Miners Social club h1vo m ranged in eiNc one of rheif popular dances this eveniug iu the Som of tre North IIau and the2 HsiI continue ta eivr thcm from time te t5#e during the coming winter.
 The committee appointed to give tHe dance for this evening have every thing in rcadincs- for eead timr =u all will enjoy themselves.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
TORY HAS IT.

If you are looking for fresh home made candy just go to Toby's Candy Kitchen where 1t is made fresh daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
ROSSA BROTHERS
 KILL HOLDUP MEN
Speeaf Nugget se4l,ze.=

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20

Miners social club will give one of their dances Tuesday evening at Sons of the North Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-20
Harry Bel DIes from IoJur,es.

Harry Bel Dles from lnIur,es.
 lme Ha aho MS ,ruzh,d ty J ass .a la-t night eH e claim rer in. IH@HH Hg@ and had -aNaaI haue= hl.a.a in h.- feaJ. aird rIi- mafHHg lb1tt fer -'eIaek from internal iHmie= received at the same time
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
a Ennd Summation.

A Good Suggestion.
II like grand opera music" chirped
the chatty young lady.
"Um."
"But the chorus is seldom pretty"
"Um."
However. If l shut my eyes I can
enjoy it,
"And If you shut your mouth the
rest Of us can enjoy it," murmured
voice in the rear.-Spokane Spokes-
man-Review.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
What Started the Eioht.


did you take my advice and see the
doctorT
mo. I saw the doctor and took his
advice"
"Did you take his prescription"
eyes. l took it to the druggist
did he take and fill the prescrip-
tionW
"No. He took and filed a bottle"
"Then did you take it?'
mo. The druggist took it."
"What, took the bottleY
mo. Took my money. l kept the
bottle"
'Then did you take the medicine?"
Eyes. / took it home"
"Then did you take it?"
mo. l already had it."
81 mean did you take 1t inwardly"
''No. took it out Of the bottle"
"Then did you take it?''
Eyes. | took the bottle"
"Took the bottle inwardlyY
mo. l took it outside and put it in
the ash barrel"
''Then you didn't take the bottle aft
er ALP"
"No. The ash man took it after all"
"In fact, you didn't take anything?"
Eyes, 1 did. took a look and it was
gone"
"Then who took the medicineY
"My wife took it. That's who l got
it for
Swat! Bfff! Thud!-Pittsburg Press.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
HOLD CONGRESS Of
MOTHERS
Fourteenth Annual Conven
ton Will Be in Session
for Five Days.

Denver, Colo, June 10.-From all
sections of the United States dele
gates and visitors are in attendance
on the fourteenth annual convention
of the National Congress of Mothers
which began here today and will con-
tinue for five days.
The programme embraces a dis
cussion of numerous subjects dealing
with the physical, mental and moral
welfare of the child by number of
well known men and women of
America. Rural and city homes,
the art of home building, saving the
babies, helping the erring boys and
girls, mothers responsibility in the
prevention of infant mortality, social
life in high schools and universities.
a sane Fourth of July, and home ed
ucation are some of the problems that
will be given special attention.
The officers in charge of the con-
gress are: President, Mrs. Frederic
Schoff of Philadelphia; vice-presi-
dents, Mrs. Roger B. McMullen of
Evanston, ILL.,, Mrs. Jefferson D. Gibbs
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. David o.
Mears of Albany, n. Y; recording
secretary, Mrs. James S. Bolton OF
New Haven; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. James McGill of Washington, D.
c., and treasurer, Mrs. Louis K. Gill
son, of Willamette, III.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
Advice to the Baby,

Exercise systematically the muscles
Of the throat and lungs. Remember
that for this purpose the night air is
the best
Remember that bedclothes have but
one use-to be kicked off. This exer-
else is also a fine preparation for foot
ball.
When being bathed suffer silently
There are some tortures that cannot
even be expressed In yells.
Always keep in reserve certain
amount Of strength for the time when
your mother or the nurse Is obliged to
go out, thus leaving you alone with
your father. At these periods you can
show what you really amount to.
Regard all relatives with suspicion
but wear their clothes with compla-
cency.
Insist upon being rocked to sleep
every night. 1t will endear you more
than ever to everybody.
When ON a railroad train keep as
quiet as the grave until everybody has
settled down to quiet ride and the
serious old gentleman in the next seat
has remarked that he never saw such
a good baby. Then begin to stir and
settle down gradually to a series of
bloodcurdling yells.
AS you grow older and are taken out
in your baby carriage try to break
the springs by jouncing up and down.
II you succeed you will begin to make
your parents see that they might as
well reconcile themselves to paying for
your damages.-Life.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10

man or a child. NJ. Bertillon is also
the inventor of criminal detection by
finger prints. which has been the
means of bringing many offenders to
justice He is chief of the anthropO-
metric bureau at the prefecture of po-
lice of Paris.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10

A STREET CLEANING AUTOMOBILE.
machine contains revolving brush
which sweeps up the dust. This. how
ever. is not left on the street in order
to be collected by human sweepers.
1t is caught in large funnel and suck
ed up and finally deposited in large
boxes by ventilator. The wagon con
tains two such boxes, which can be re-
moved and emptied easily by means Of
simple contrivances.
Only one man. the driver, is neces-
sary to do all the work except the I'M
loading. The wagon is an ordinary
1882 horsepower auto truck. 1t cleans
easily eleven miles of street per hour.
Each dust box has a capacity Of flf-
teen cubic feet By having empty
boxes stationed at certain points along
the route of the wagon to be exchang-
ed for the filed ones. which can be
collected later. the work can proceed
uninterruptedly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10

CAPTAIN GRoBLE's GUN FOR DIVERS.
mense power of penetration, and woe
betide the fish that comes looking for
trouble with the diver thus armed.
The new invention was recently test
ed in large tank in London where a
captured shark had been placed. 1t
attacked the diver as soon as he ap-
peared under the water, but one shot
from the gun killed the huge fish in
stantly.
Municipal authorities the world over
are much interested in the novel street
cleaning machine just invented by a
civil engineer Of Vienna which does
away with all the disagreeable effects
of sweeping. etc. and saves labor. The
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
SILVER JUBILEE Of
OREGON COLLEGE
Week of Celebration Began
Today at Oregon Agri-
cultural College.

Corvallis, Ore, June 10.-A week
of celebration began today at the
Oregon Agricultural College in honor
of the completion of its first quarter
century of existence as a separate in
stitution. Preparations for the cele-
bration have been going forward for
several months and an attractive pro-
gramme for the event has been ar
ranged. Dramatic performances and
social functions are scheduled for the
| first two days. Sunday morning the
baccalaureate sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. DR.. F. w. Clampet of
San Francisco. Monday and Tues
day will be the big days of the cele-
bration. President Kerr will preside
at the jubilee exercises and the prin-
cipal address will be delivered by W.
F. Herrin, chief counsel of the South
ern Pacific railroad, who graduated
from the college in 1873. Tuesday
Afternoon the graduating exercises will
be held, when President James NJ.
Hamilton of Montana Agricultural
College will be the chief speaker.
Oregon Agricultural College is
among the progressive institutions Of
it's kind in the United States. 1t is
| one of the numerous land grant
colleges founded under the authori-
ty of the Morrill, act of Congress in
1852 and the Hatch act of 1887. AS
there were no state colleges in Ore
gon in 1868, the legislature gave the
interest upon the educational fund
to Corvallis College, private insti-
tuition in Benton County, which was
then under the control of the M. E.
church, South. None of the land was
sold for a number of years, and the
| legislature made small annual appro-
school. In 1885 the church volun-
tarily relinquished its claim and the
state assumed control. Two years la
ter the cornerstone was laid for the
first of the college buildings, now
known as the Administration build
ing. From this humble beginning
the college has grown until now it
has eighteen buildings and campas
grounds covering 224 acres.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
Some New
Inventions
Talked About

~ ERTILLON is a name known
and feared by lawbreakers the
world over. His wonderful
system of identifying criminals
by means of measurements proved to
be so successful in Paris that all other
continental countries adopted it. and
now he has invented a dynamometric
apparatus intended for the detection
of burglaries. The apparatus will reg
lister the expenditure of muscular eff
fort during burglary and will thus.
he claims. make it possible for the pO-
lice to reconstitute with sufficient ex-
actitude the scene during the burglary.
1t is stated that the invention is so
delicately adjusted that it will be pos
sible to discover whether a robbery
has been committed by a man, a wo-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
Strawberries Pay for Fine Auto.

Cairo, ILL.,, June 10.-This years
strawberry crop has brought $780,
600 in to Pulaski county, according
to statistics just compiled. Most of
the berries went to Chicago. The
berries brought from $3.50 to $3.50
a crate on the track and from the
profits some of the growers are buy
ing automobiles.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10

No longer will the deep sea diver go
below the water to be at the mercy of
the first hungry shark or dangerous
swordfish that comes along. Hereto
fore they have carried only knife
with which to protect themselves from
the denizens Of the deep, but now a
real weapon has been invented for
them. This is a submarine rife that
can put ball through a heavy armor
plate.
Captain Groble, the well known Ger
man diver. who has had many hair
raising experiences under the water
with sharks. has been working many
years to perfect some weapon for those
in his dangerous profession. and the
result is the new submarine gun. 1t
has very thick barrel. and the car
fridge is inclosed in rubber. 1t has i'm
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
Enlarged HOmesteads i'm Douglas.

Washington, June 10.-Secretary
Ballinger has designated under the
enlarged homestead act approximate
" 1920 acres in township "a north,
range 81 east, in Douglas county.
This makes a total under the act in
Washington of 3,401,S16 acres.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10

Yeast-Do you ever expect to see the
lion and the lamb lie down together?
Crimsonbeak-Oh. guess so. Nearly
every day we see the goats" and the
'1obsters'' getting together-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
Heard In Boston.

Heard In Boston.
Mrs. De Hubb-You say you paid
only so cents for those shirts. You
shouldn't have purchased them. You
should not encourage those manufac-
turers.
Mr.. De Hubb-Why not?
Mrs. De Hubb-You must know by
the price that they are product Of the
perspiring system.-New York Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-10
Easily Explained.

Seymour wonder why Foxley
when he goes out walking with his
wife always makes her keep at his
left side.
Ashley-He's deaf on that side.-Chi-
cago News