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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Al ".l5 last evening the jury in ,i,,. case of William A Gilmore ys. J l. CnanEers came into court and return -d the following verdict We tho jury fld for the plaintin, and assess hi damage at the sum of SS.5G" 5o. hth,r- Wilson. Foreman"
 WItn th" handing in of this verc.ct tb-r, was brought to a close q hart r.D"ht battle vhich has attractei the a't, r,tion "f the district court for -..N- "ra days. and although the yerdict g 9 r,l, lar one. many believed that the t:y would find for the full am pmt asked by the rlaiutim. which aes soarcthing in the ueighhotho"d ef "l,v'f. thousand dollars
 It. suit was for fees due Attorney Gilmore by Chambers for services zen 'orc in tho famous Bon Voyage case. out "r the third beach line. also for work performed in connection with the
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
SUIT FILED
 BY PIONEER

Suit was filed in the district clerks office yesterday by the Pioneer Mining Company, naming the Pacific Coal and Transfer Company as the defendants. The Pioneer asks judgment against the latter concern, alleging that the trans fer company claims titl" to bench claim N". on Moonlight creek The Pioneer company contends that this property belongs to them and that the defend ants be made te drop an claim to the title of the claim at issue. o. h. 1"ch- nan and C I Lomeu are named as the attorneys for the plaintiff
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
PHILADELPHIA SLEUTH
 SAYS ELM0RE IS ALIVE

Inn' diat"N applied to the American consul for support. Griffiths sustained the belief of the attorneys that the writ "f execution was not technically legal and through his uutiring efforts the stay was granted
 'rirI,rn was nv"rcom" with joy when iuinrnrd that he had two weeks more L" liv. and he now seems to indulge in a belief that his fated death will never occur Prior To the granting of the stay of execution. the American dentist @aS nervous and irritable. Now he has chaur.d and a smile of ~"rurencss k eyer present nn hi- deeply lined face. II, is very solicit"u- over the welfare of his former consort Madame Le- urv". and he inquiries about her and her state of health daily
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Roth ';rr-hy auA Goodwin made hont ueaJ for then client. rud having th- ,mount prayed for h> rar plain ,n' down hur 'o"hrau aud Gilmore rr"N.a la" -,,ons a combination r., rh.iu vtth rrr -s lart.r ard weight #. t.-r.nu. ..sus lu favor of th, plsin un
 Su.-. Judp, E-m.ri ~ H.i-. uroaahota ta. ual mte most -s .u-ur mrr.--lon uron rDe Nome ba, l-" h..- sha a'r.aa.I court t.an~ ,nr. Ha tua pruvrd mai n. h,. had l.t "r .Nr r,rn.. 10 lm .ia~ United state. ,"urr similar 2. rh- .l- n,r. n ts, Nom.. d.-u..i
 ladg, Murau- being witness h..a.. u Na- agreed Ia au Interest rd m t. .urrum. ui tn, utn that Jnae. Ead.. should t au 'h, Drn,l and fry the sam,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
STRIKERS ENLIST "TAXI"
 CHAUfFEURS
Nuegst Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 NEW YORK. Nov. N-Yesrerday. folly on" thousand taxicab drivers joined sides with the striking team storS. here, and transportation of all kinds af merchandise and express packages in and about this city. Is now practically cut ofI When the ex- press wagon drivers refused to work the taxi'abs Were called in to play and Were chartered by the various business concerns to be used for delivery pur- ,OSes.
 When the chautreurs refused to driv" their machines loaded with merchan- dis" yesterday. fully one hundred thousand packages and parcels which should have been delivered 70 their destinations that same day We're left undelivered
 The situation should reach culmin- ation tonight apd if some sort of agree ment Is not made between the drivers and their employers. by evening. il is feared that riots will prevail
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
Nuggets Special Service.

LONDON. Nov .1-Through the rr- f.rIs of Gniied States Copsul Gencral John l.. Griliiths of this city, Dr. flaw i"y II Crrron. the American dentist. t"J nd guilty of murd"ring his actress wife and who was sentenced to hang November \. Was. through his attor- u,yS granted stay "f execution. to- day. and the hanging has been post ron.d mtil the 22nd of this month
 Crippens lawyers picked flaw in thc writ of execution which was made ont by the home secretary and they
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
TRAMWAY BELT SNAPS;
 } LUMBERMEN KILLED

Lu"ched The iunherm.n of of the carrier to th" water. one hundred feet below.
 \ logger whn had witnessed the ar- rident notified the authorities and the river was dragged for the bodies. hut a- yet none have been recovered.
 -Ahont two years ago similar ac- "id"nt occurred al the same place. but un uuc was badly injured
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
HE SEEKS ALIMONY FROM
 MRS. HEINzE
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 Nl.W YORK N"y >.-Charlr~ Hen a-r-nu. oI this city. k now seeking an annual payment of four hundred dol lars a month ,alimony) from his di- y"rr,I wife Nha recently married Mil lionairr H.unze. Henderson's appeal was made through the court. yester- day. and iS now under consideration. The divorced man contends that his character and good name has been damaged to the extent named and that the divorce proceedings made him an ortcast from the social world.
 The story as told by Henderson in the court room yesterday. was not without humor and the audience who heErd the charges registered by Hen
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
!usset's Special Service.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.--OLatest) At noon today. Detective Jordan starr. who has followed with unusual interest the progress of the Crippen- Ieneve cases stated that Belle FL more, wife of the condemned dentist, was not murdered by Crippen or by any one else. but that he had good in formation that she was alive and pros pering in a small town ont West. He further stated that she was under strict surveillance now and that her hiding place would be revealed at the proper time. The authorities all over the world were puzzled when informed of Stars statements but unite in be- lieving in the Philadelphia detectives theory or statement
 Starr refused to talk any further on
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 sEDRO-wOOLLEY, Wash, Nov S. George Babcock, l.. C. Thompson and Joe Spangler were instantly killed stile crossing Skagit river. here today ,, ST aerial tramwa> m, three vic titrs of the carrier. were al we'll known umbermen of this section of JEs state
 The lumbermen were visiting a property in which they were jointly ln- t-rested. The only way to cross the Skisit river. which divides the tim ter claims, is by the tramway and at the proposal of SpanGlcr the lumber men proceeded to cross the stream. They had progressed hut a few feet when the driving belt of the tramway snapped and struck all three of the passengers. The force of the blow
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Fresh killed chickens at the Paeifie Cold Storage Company. We have pur Cross Hospital. about one hundred m all. SO if you want one come early.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

the ease. but claimed that sufficient evidence would he produced before the date set for the dentists excution. 10 sol the imprisoned man free
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

The largest photographic studio in Alaska. The No~sll Studio. next to the postoffies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Phone The Eagle" Man 16l for a gallon best olaret. St.00. or a gallon suraandY SIPS. delivered at your heme
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
KihsET TAKES MAIL
 our Oa WHEELS

Tlr n-ul iu. the outstd, l,t .s- n'-It 9u wheels Ros= Kmu,y who
 -rprtiug the u.aa for q portion of .ie tt~lane. conceived the lira of gar,Iug ul- ."9d To Solomon anal u"m rhs r' mt |" r-sum, The sled N"m-.J.- ......d their rlr- Ne-terjay aren.rs vu,H rnes saw wagon dr4Nn Icy I- a .-- and containing CUolr sans .u- .,a~- them au 'he streets Kinney br- h N,. tnat thr soiug tA5~ s.n- n. Ja= Ae-. Rith tho prryailmg weather ,,. dluuu- VIII br faster f cant .s us,a
 IT. 0II follow ,hr shore Ane t1 Sl-.- non
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Baby pictures our speciality. Tn Novyell Studio
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
ATTENTION EAGLES.

important business Tuesday even. h g. November \ Pres"nr" of all mem t"rs requested
 lNn HIT p
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

.'. ...- aHH#r.a t.a tarrs-tif-r
 WALTER r. CLARK Ns Tn, Governor WILLIAM l. nISTI%
 t'z aH.t. -".r-'tr# at Alaska SCN fHHOR or ThE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

Photographic work done anywhere, day or night. The kswsll Studio,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08

.....a.. aHa la,.a a-aa-l m. .ual a.... el h. ,rstHu.., bette. AsU ra.
 lay,a ta. reruratnes fa.touga.E
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
A Fne Place for 2 sauars.

A Fine Place for a Square.
 Rodgers Restaurant near the 5s.o ders Sisters IS a good place ta Ind square" idst try it once 'Noash .sio
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-08
Where. whersf

hoot Mon Where. whersf I'm soins do"n to Rodgers That the place 10 eat its just across .r street from the Miners Hetei
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09

face story and symbol story. The
majority OF people In every audience
ignore the symbolism and ind sehs
flclent material to interest them IN
the external story.
Not the least evidence OF SIKH IN
the construction of the play Is said 70
be Mr.. Kennedy's careful develop
ment OF the internal and external stor-
les. The symbolism Is constantly De-
ing harped upon and suggested, yet
IL Is made a pars of the text OF the
surface story. The author has moor
porated into his drama a greater
amount OF symbolism than Ia TO be
found IN any lbsen play, yet his stage
story L. said TO grip even thoss u
whom symbolism Is a strange and IN
compresensible word. These who fail
10 grasp the symbolism deeply and gen
timely affected by the pathos and
tragedy OF the human interest story
in THE Servant In the House, NOV
ed 20 hearty laughter by It's clean
cut comedy; impressed by It's Deauti-
full tableaux ard stirred by lis many
eloquent speeches
This play differs from the conyen'
tional plays of the day, because It
follows the Greek form of construc;
tlon-haying but one scene and con-
tlnuous narrative. The action takes
place during one morning. and the
time of the play is the time OF the
story. petween the second and third,
and the fourth and fifth acts, there
Is no lntermission. The curtain faiis
on the climax and rises immediately
for the next scene.
Tho management OF the Academy
announces that this Is personally
guaranteed to be the New York COM
pany and production and assures all
that there is a treat in store FOR them.
The advance sale of seats opens at
the box Office tomorrow morning 81
Q o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
The vassar Girls.

The Eight vasar Girls. appearing
rnder the auspices of the Radcliffe
Entertainment Bureau. will be the
stellar attraction in a novel mnsica'
concert to be given on Tuesday even
ing az the Academy OF Music.
With an interesting history and a
record OF splendid work In many big
cities, the double quartette comes 10
Newport News under the stimulating
necessity Of having to meet and saIs-
~ high expectations aroused by the
press agents claims recently put
forth In its behalf
Trained IN the best literary and
musical schools In the country the
voung women composing the conf
pany. il Is said, have arranged a mag
nifceut program of instrumental Sc
/ lectIons which their Shorough eouca'
fioual equipment enables them 10 per,
, form in a manner that has pleased
even the most exactlng critics. In aa'
ditlon to instrumental and vocal SOLOS
rhe concert here will include a mum
her OF distinctly unique features
among them being sextette OF sake
phones. a septette OF brass iEs'ru-
nents. a septette of wood Instruments
q ouartette OF clarinets correspond.
ing 10 the tenor. alto, soprano, anu
hass of the human voice, a quartette
O; wood instruments, and Various
ether combinations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
sand There Are Others"

"As Boston man can ge- into the
West In 20 hours" says the Congre-
nationalist. but it takes 20 yeasr
to get the west into him" That de-
pends on the type of man. But cei :
tainly there are impervious AMI I'M
penetrable natures (both In and on,
of Boston) that. wherever they go, re-
sist all climatic or enviorDianth IN
fluonces. and remain In statu quo, un-
moves and unmoving, unimpressHd
and ndlsposed to progress.--Zi zion
Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
Saved At Deaths Door.

The door of death seemed ready to
open for Murray W. Ayers, OF Transit
Brjdge. n. Y, when his life was Won
derfnlly saved. Il was In a Dreadful
condition" he writes, my skin was
almost yellow; eyes sunken; tongue
coated: emaciated from losing Az
pounds growing weaker daily. Niru-
lent liver trouble pulling-me down TO
death In spite of doctors. Then that
matchless medicine-Electric Bitters
cured me. | regained the 80 pounds
lost and now am well and strong.
For ali stomach, liver and kidney
troubles they're supreme. soc al
Academy Pharmacy Co. Petzold Drug
Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
4rhe Servant in The House. =

"The Servant in the House.
The Servant In The House which
win be seen az the Academy OF Music,
ncxt Wednesday night. Jan. ~ Is a
modern comedy that occasionally
touches tragic significance. II tells
OF three brothers who drift far pratt
on the sea OF life. and Unexpectedly
~ meet again In England one sunny
morning in spring. One has become
vicar in the Church OF England;
the other Is victim OF drink, and
has turned scayenger; the third, who
was lost in Ida when a mere youth,
has become the famous Bishop OF
Benares. the Holy City OF the Far
East. The scene is laid in the Wears
home, to which place comes the scay-
engcr, with hatred burning in bis
heart against his clergyman brother.
There he meets his other brother. the
Bishop OF Benares, who Is disguised
as a butler.
While waiting for the Vicar, the
scavenger becomes interested In the
disguised Bishops description OF the
church he has built il lndia--'a build
ing whose terrible spans and arches
are the joined hands Of comrades.
while up above are Inscribed the
numherless musings of all the dream
ers of tho world" Gradually this
drain man Is influenced by his IN
known brother and, turned from ms
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09

venxeFul Thoughts, he finally faces a
horrible death down In the darkness
thar his brothers aud comrades up
above may be saved.
The play has created n sensation
In other cities because CT the fact
that the bishops OF Benares is read
iiy recognized as a re:ncarnation oil
the Christ. When the curtain goes
up on the first act. the butler, cad
in flowing Oriental robes. Is standing
with his back TO the audience Dur
ing the first few minutes OF the play
his face is not seen. The boy VINO
helms about she house surreluticus'
" apDroprfates some jam from the
diuing-room table and the butler, with
bis back 70 him, quietly reproSes him
for The petty theft The audience
wonders how he knew. \ moment
later he turns. his face 10 the foos-
lengths ard everyone cen see at once
his striking resemblance 10 accepted
-,.a.u;sllss VI the christ.
In every audience that witnesses
the play are TO &c found IN
sellsctual men and women VINO grasp
sB the authors subtle meaning IN
,jres written with double siSnifi-
cance. For The Servant IN the
House really tells two stories--a sur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
Princess Rajah In Norfolk.

Princess Rajah. the Egyptian dane
er. comes 20 Norfolk next week as
head.iner of the Coleniai theater =
bill. Rajah will BE- remembered here
rs the star attraction at the Streets
of Cairo on the Warpath at the
James;6 wn Exposition. Since then
she has gone up the ladder and Is
now one of the highest priced stars
IN vaudeville.
'those VINO did not have an opp9r-
:unity ia see Rajah at The jamestown
ENrc sition. now will have an or
y~,ifunity to see the beautiful princess
/. Ter real dances. the EgvTtian Gle
opa.ra dance. Introducing the Esyp'
tan dancing girls and the live snake
Rajan carries her own scenery. me
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
TYRON POWER, as The Drain-mar
in "The Servant in the House"
act will be snmptuousiy mounted.

act will be sumptuousiy mounted.
On the bill with Princess Rajah
will be the Four keatcns with conf
cal little Buster; j. c. nugget anc
Company III classy sketch: Sullivan
and Pasquelaena in "A. C. o. d. Pack
age" the Havelocks. society come dy
jugglers. T1nbrook and Henry, ,rav-
esty singing and comedians. ana the
bowman Brothers. the Blue Grass
Boys" with the blackface comedy.
Incidentally II may be mentioned that
the Bowman Brothers have been
picked for the important sixth spos
on the bill Princess Rajah will close
the show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
FINE OYSTERS

Is our specially. We have nothing
but the best. We have our boats to
run them daily from the oyster beds
tina. are clean, sweet aud pure. No
contamination or impurity whatever
You will not take fever from our
oysters. But what can you expect
when you buy the worthless slop that
is dragged around the streets and
sold. We also have all kinds or nice
fresh fish in season, clans. crabs,
game &C: fresh, live and boiled
Holsters every day. All orders have
prompt and personal attention. No.
a507 Washington Ave. Bell Phone
sac. Shipping House Pier A. New
port News. Va. We supply ships at
short notice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
IMPORTANT TO You:-we CT

IMPORTANT TO YOU:-We can
lend your money without cost to you
az per cent interest, payable semi
annually and secured BY first mort
gage real estate. amount Of $500 or
more received. Then why keep 1t
at or & per cent? See US about this
before you lend II another year.
NELNS & COMPANY inc, Real e.
tate. Insurance. Rents & Loans.
No s5lT Washington avenue. Newport
News, Va III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-09
Notice.

Patrons OF the Newport News Light
and Water Company are hereby re-
minded that water bills must be paid
by the 10th inst All dehnquencies
on the 18th inst will have their sup
pIy cut or pursuant to notice gwen
sli consumers. NEWPORT NEWS
LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY
by 1. B. MANyILLE, Superintendent
II
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23

date 60 to the local printer a
week or two beforehOnd and get
his prices. without copy. for the
work. If these seem too high
for their uninitiated understand
ing, they know themselves too
well to be willing to trust to
the honesty and fairness of the
local printer in the matter, and
write to several distant print
ing houses for their prices on
such work Before the answers
return, which show little, it any,
lowering of the local printers
price, the time is to close TO
close to send the work and have
it returned in time to be of any
benefit. Then they go to the
the local printer, who may be
rushed with work that is Just
as important As theirs, tho
you couldn't make them believe
it. and when they fail to get
their work altogether nothing
is to fierce to say as to the in
capabilitv Of the local printer.
THIS condition may not exist in
Oakley. but there are times
when a denial, to be believed by
the writer would have to be
sworn to on all the bibles in the
state and theu some.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23

Don't forget the Social Xmas Eve,
st the Anona Sat. Dec "a.
Two full-grown young dogs will
be given away. The only require
ment is that they be well treated.
One is trained, blooded sheep dog,
the other is bright and may be
taught anything. in time, except to
mind his own business. Apply at
this Office.
The Worthington Drug Co. is
sending to their patrons very
dainty little calendar, call the Girl
in Blue" 1t is beautiful little
art souvenir that is highly priced
by all getting one.
The clearings Of the Oakley bank
amounted to over $4,000 one day
last week.
Taxes are now being paid up and
the assessors hands will be full of
business til the end of the year.
There VIII be very few delinquents
this year.
Emil Hanzcl is recovering from
his illness, be. ng now able to sit up.
His brother, j s. is able to be out
and about again, but is recovering
strength slowly.
1t may not be amiss to warn peo
pie and the public generally that it
would be wise to be extremely care
full Of fire in the homes and places
of entertainment where Illuminated
Christmas trees may be in use, So
much tinsei, cotton, etc, will be
used that the merest spark would
kindle the reslnous finder of the
into instant blaze and awful results
might follow. Older persons should
carefully guard against the children
jostling against or interfering with
the lighted trees, and where possible
ropes should be stretched to- guard
against them doing so.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23
Miner Items

Miss Eva Miller who attends
the University of Idaho, at Poca-
tella, was guest of Miss
Esther Levin.
H. H. Wright left for Texas
Tuesday where he remain for
several months.
MI @. F. Allen of Hillsdale
made a business trip to Miner
Wednesday.
The big dam at Wilson Lake
constructed by the T. F. N. S. L.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23

& w. Co.. was practically COM
pleted this week.
Messrs. E. F. Bennett and
Ivan E. Bennett will spend the
Christmas At Gooding with
their parents.
Mr.. c. N. Willey's family. who
are living in Twin Falls during
the school term, will spend the
Holidays on their ranch with
Mr.. Wiley.
MIR. and Mrs, c. NJ. Robertson
were Twin Falls visitors the
latter part of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. D. c. McWatters
have lett for Denver where they
will spend the Christmas Hoh-
days.
A crowd is being organized by
w. c. Stark to spend Christmas
in Cottonwood Canyon hunt
ing.
Mr.. George Weldon of Miner
and Mr.. A. Collins of Oakley left
for British Columbia Monday
night, where they expect to re-
main for a couple of week.
Judge spent the early part Of
the week on the Segregation
visiting friends.
Many improvements are being
made on the Matthews ranch,
recently purchased from O. F.
Allen. Mr.. Mathews is new at
the farming business, but the
way he is going after things is
not slow.
Mrs D. 0. Longenberger was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday
evening. 1t 10 reported Mrs.
LongenberRer's condition is
much improved.
Lateral Eight was we'll re-
presented in town Tuesday.
Oscar F. Steffen will spend
Christmas in Boise, Idaho with
relations.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23

Some times, in a country
town, smart customers who re-
quirc printing for a specified
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
's~ s s.a,s
~Aee a..f.S G -
nunn6S - -

The aoverpuseUt exIcr,meet So
t,ss skose Baldwin. where tk G. ID
nssue aud sssacss,~s have ss,rai the
ssssaes ssusv,ng the native p,.ssoa
ss<ds a the gcky hosstssa-. hss,As
css0p skis weck. maes ef the t,rx
os,snsaS dosn Moadav Bcssa~e IE
nassk. vko ls the aeSersasess ch,et
" chsEax II the held work ca poss-
On wessks II the b.sess of Ftsus la
dsssry, his soa. Ik ~ Asssh, ks~
hssa seter,sar,an of the ssas.oa. |
TIdsssrom sad W. W Waglsssoa.
basaai.s-, A b Ciawson, IF &. D.
kia9h and Dr C. v Grant of Wsssh-
snGten. other sss,stsBts
Dssess II plants have tsea
thoroa9hly tested, on rsase sseck
the ssmptoms noted, ast.siotee ex
y-r.mested with. aad at this the ead
II the second season. 1T is believed
successful results have b en OBJ
tanned Not only are these resalts
theoretical, but there will he hig ally
prsct,eal value in enabling ranch
men - save their stock both by pse-
veation and cure. The results Will
be published by the department, cf
aertcslture, perhaps as a iarmers 8
baIIetln, besides the complete de
tailed report
IL is quite possible still another
summers work will he gwen 10 the
problems, as new suggestions con
tinsslly present themselves. aud
theve are always loose ends 10 catch
up. and continue experimentation.