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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
NEGRO SLASHED
In DRUNKEN ROW
KEG PARTY WINDS VI IN a
FIERCE FIGHT.
Jim Gleason Wounded BY His Boarder
Claude Marshall. and Ar
rests Follow.

Jim Gleason. n neEroN hodcarrier
living In the building known az
shoot the Chutes- No. a. Eighteenth
street. WIS friEhtfuliy. but not seri-
ously cut by bis boarder. named
Claude Marshall. employed by q local
expressman. on sunday afternoon az
about O'Clock
Tho two negroes. with several male
and female companions ~ the same
race. were having q drinking party
when trouble arose between them and
Marshall. drawing razor. slashed
bis opponent under tho left ear. the
cut extending clear across his Jaw 90
The chin Immediately after the cut.
finE Mnrrhal made his escape. and a.
the time ~ going to press had not
been appreheudcd.
GIeaaou's wound fs not serious. pro.
vifinE blood poisoning does not set
in. DR. Andres Wl,son attended him.
aud BE- required SIS stitches 20 close
the wound
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day any official confirmation from the
Holy See OF the news brought to him
In Associated Press dispatches last
a!sh; o: he elevation to the cardin.
alate. Semi-ofhcisI messages which
came 10 him. however. apparently
forced upon the chbishop belief that
the good news was true. and he made
no attempt to conceal bis graufca-
ton
Two OF the messages which parti-
cularly pleased hls grace were from
Monsignor kennedy OF the American
college Ia Rome. and Cardinal Logue.
primate Of ireland. CONCENTRATING the
New Rork prelate on the new honors
awaiting him Notwithstanding these
and equally Trustworthy advices. the
archbishop declined during the SAY 10
add anything 20 his statement OF last
night TO the eject be could not accept
the good news a. "A fact until 81 was
oihcialiy announced
large number OF prominent lay
men and clergymen called az the arch
bishops residence. However. 10 con
gratuIate the new member % the
sacred college
Honor Deserved
The practitioners generally ct
pressed their happiness over the
honor that had come 10 the head OF
their church. and felt that 70 vas a
deserved one because % Archbishop
Sariey's eminent qualities and distin.
guished services. The iacf that
Amorics is accorded three cardinals
In The new list was cause for still
further elation. and the tributes which
Archbishop Farley paid last night "a
Archbishop O'Conueil OF BoEton and
Monslgnor Falconio. the Papal dele
gate. we're reelected by other members
81 the church.
Plans we're even discussed infor
maliy among the church members Tor
the ceremonies o. invesfure OF tho new
cardinal With the red hat and the
other insignia % Once. and MEr Lewis
stated n the action o. The conalstory
confirmed the report. the ceremonies
probably would be- held in the cathe
dr1i ln December
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NAVAL PAGEANT
OF GREAT SIZE
GATHERING OF FLEET IN HUo
SON TO BE REVIEWED ~
TAFT.
Thursday Vast Armada win Steam
out to sea, Firing Almost Con
tinuous Salute.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s-Iu other re-
spects than mere number OF ships
and power Of armament. the great
naval review 10 be- held at New York
promises TO eclipse any naval page
ant ever seen 10 THE country. Presi-
dent Taft not only will sau through
the four lines OF ships al anchor in
the Hudson river. but Will watch the
vast armada pick up lts anchors aud
get under way. lie will then lead the
long column down the bay and on
staten Island will stand aside on the
Mayhower and again review the feet
as % passes ont 20 sea
The Presidential review will take
place on Thursday. November 2
president Fart viii reach NoW York
cary Ihursday morning. and Will be-
on or about the battleships an day
long. He will board the Mayfower
a. $3.50 a. m. and will not leave the
yacht until 3 D. m. when hc viii De.
part for Hot Springs. Va. TO resi-
three or four days before nliing IN.
eagemenis in Cincinnati. Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Prom the beginning 81 the review
unul the fleet has headed out past
sandy Hook the saluting will BE- al
most continuous. and New York har.
Dor and the city itself promises %
De wrapped Tor hours In The puneent
white smoke poured from the muz.
1i.9 OF several hundred guns.
The review will b. an official one
ln cFery sense ~ the word. aud the
fres dents party on the Mayn0uer
VII Do confined 10 himself Secretary
Aleyef. one or two aides and secre-
tary Hilica.
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SPIN IN WIND
Taken by TAFT at Chicago In Auto
Ride o. Fifty Miles Sunday.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-With the eN-
ception OF a fifty-fve mile automobile
ride in "A strong wind. President TAFT
spent quiet Sunday here lie AZ.
tended church I'm the morning. lunch.
I'd az his hotel with John lays Ham
mond. postmaster Camptfn OF Chics.
20. and few acquaintafces. spoke 20
several thousand negroes near the
close OF the automobile ride and to
night addressed the Chicago Sunday
Evening club on Peace and Arbi
tratlon"
The automobile ride lasted abOu,
one hour and nfty minutes His aver
age speed. excluding the period when
he SLOW ed down. Was more than thirty
miles an hour. Frequent bursts o.
forty miles an hour or more vas
made
A. no time apparently was the
presidont's automobile In danger A
corps OF motor cycle policemen in
front kept the way clear.
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AVIS POISONING
To be Taken Up by Grand Jury Again
To-day; No Aliusion 20 Minis
ters Crime st Church.

BOSTON. Oct 2g.-AKaln today
the Sunday worship at the Emmanuel
Baptist church. Cambridge. was d.
rected b. supply minister. while
the pastor. Rev. Clarence Y. r. Richie
son. was confined In the Charles
street iai. accused OF the murder OF
MS one-time sweetheart. Avis I.iunrii
lhere was no word or afluEiOn during
the service 10 the situation OF the pa
Tor. hr HichesOn received no visit
ors a. the laii.
Consideration Of the e,1dcpcs
against The ciergy man viii be re
suined tomorrow BY the special grand
!uiy. District Attorney Pelletler will
have waiting 10 testify a number Of
witnesses from whom the poifce a.
pect 10 recure new Hght on certain
portions Of TIE case against Mr. Rich.
eEOu.
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Judre Robinson will have consider.
able business to transact bob this morn.
inEF police court the rsiding Of tro
baudy houses on Saturday night FOR.
nishing The bulk of The cases.
Annie Miller No ZZf1 Main street.
who keeps roouing house was pulled
BY Detective Mcconnell william
Jones and Nay Barter vas couple
found on The premises
Mrs Hammer So 11fo Main sweet.
was the next hcusa aidad. Pearl
Hegertcr. John Hanover. Thomas
smIt h. Mar Uaki@s. Stanley Black.
burn. Margaret Jone. John Jones ID
Tru-hrL Mrs. Hrorr Ind a woman
who refused io give Ger name were
the 'boerters" found
George Coffin. differing. and Mar
Fowler. drunk. bv FffrreraII and Pat
Colber'. drunk. by PIreh. viii also ap-
pear
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WOODEN SCHEDULE
Report VII Be sent 20 Congress Gary
N oeeember-cotton Report
IN January.

NAsHiNGTON. Oct Zs.-Tbe far.
IN boards much-discussed report on
the WOoien iDdusfrf 10 To be tran.
nltted 10 congress upon the op.ninr
OF the next aessiOn in December. and
the boards report On cotton viii foI.
20. pioDaDiy before Jan ]. This.
u beca me known to-day. f. the admin
lstrhuons program with relation 20
me bie tarin light that viii be VaTed
~ the Democratic ma jOrity 90 TIE
House aud between the Democrat -.
20 urgent Republican and regular Re
publican iorces in the senate.
stan ~ j. clerkg o. the census
bureau y putting the finishing tour be-
bgon the tarin boards wooden repOrL
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WEEDS PLAYWRIGHT
Daughter % Senator - Toilette
United Sunday 20 Paul Kestsr.
N Washington.

WAsHiNGTON. u g.. Oct o.
Mlss foia IA Toilette. daughter 81
senator IL Toilette. NJ Wiscoa in. and
Mrs t. Toilette. uas married today
o. the home ~ her parents % George
Middleton. 70 Neu York. p playwright
The Wedding ceremony uas private.
Paul hretfr. "a drauafist. and Mirs
Mary Ia Toilette being me attend
ants. The Rev. T. O. b. Pierce. Daa.
Tor % All souIs Unitarian chnrch. ~
ehIch Presidelt Taft "a member.
Performed fhe Ceremony Dr Pierce
Is also chaplain ~ the senate and a
close rersonal friend Of Senator Ia
Toilette
Mr and Mrs.. Middleton went fmne-
d.ately % their home in New York.
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WIRELESS FREAK
Message Fror Cuba Picked Up az
Army station IN Kansas; Telea-
rsphert Are Puzzled.

WASHINGTON u. e.. Oct gs-
Army and navy OrIoers Who are d.
veloping wireless for the services
would give a good deal 20 know how
a squad Of signal men recently prac-
ucing near Fort Leaycnworth. Ras
and equipped with only a regular
army service 80 81 instruments and
an aerial pole forty feet high. picked
10 wireless messages being 81
changed b. the naval station N Guam
tanamo. Cuba. sifh the Isfhmua 81
Panama
Usually the instruments cannot be
depended upon 10 work clearly more
than 100 miles. bot they aomeflhnss
betray peculiar reusitit onefs. such a.
was shown in this case
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Obituary


Services over the remains " the
late l.. A Rolf who died a. Atlantic
city early last Friday. we're held az
the family home ar Park Fies az 9 $3.50
ocloCk sunday afternoon. with n
tises. some being present from Pitts
burg ard Washington. ga The ser
vices uere conducted By the Rev Mr.
Potter. uf The Vance Memorial
church The choir Of that church
rendered the mic fnfsrmeut. which
viii be- private win b. made in the
Greenwood cemetery az $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon
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The funeral services over the r.
mains 81 the 'afe james r. Hvrnd
who died Saturday evening. VIII b.
held Tuesday mo~n.ng az $50 from
The residence of his sister Mrs
Thomas Rafferty,. ~ So e14 Eof
street Requiem high mass el1 bc
GO lchrafed az ST. Iosepi's cathedral
90 o o'clock. Deceased was unrar
ried. and has resided lu this city aI'
his lfe. Re is survived by two broth
rrs and three sisters
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AMERICANS
toOntinasd nom Fir.t PAssD

ments. tho cardinal said that inde.rd
he would have desired the appoint
ment OF even a greater number or
American cardinals than three. IN
order To give representation TO the
west. But" he concluded this viii
be for another time
Cardinal Martinelu. former papal
delegate to the United States. ana now
project OF tho Congregation or Rites
since he left Washington. has sug
gested the advisability OF creating
American cardinals. lie said to-day.
The United states has had 90 wait
some time for the honor. but finally
the Pope has given 81 IN "a thorough
manner"
To add solemnity TO the honor con
ferred upon America. the Pope. tn
stead OF having the new cardinals
come here for the consiStory m so
vember. will send them the red bret
a BY special delegations. cacn com
papal aud private chamberlains. &C.
companied BY a noble guard The new
cardinals later will come 60 Nome 10
receive the rcd hat from the hands
OF tho Pope IN cousistory to b. held
early In 1912.
ne appointment ~
viii render the apostolic delegation at
washington vacant. and this already
has resulted IN much discussion re-.
sardlng Mgr. Falconio's successor.
Farley Ordained In Rome.
Archbishop John Murphy Farley Of
New YORK was born in County Armagh
Ireland. April 20. 1912 tie received
his education az 81. Johns college
Fordham and ST Josephs seminary
Troy. n. y. spent four years In the
American college. Rome. aud was or
dained a priest In the italian capital
June N. 1870.
Later ho. WIS successfully assistant
rector OF 81 Peters church. New
brighton. staten Island. secretary "a
Archbishop McCloskey. private cham
berlain to Pope Leo XIII. with che
title Of MOusiEnor. vicar Eeuerl %.
the archdiocese of NcV York. domst
nc prclato Co the Pope and Prothouo
tary apostolic.
In 1895 BE- vas appointed auxiliary
bishop OF New YORK. and utular bIshor
OF Zcugma. on Archbishop CorriEanl
death In 1902 he became administrator
of New YORK.. and september De- OF tho
same year was elevated to the arch
hisbopric. Hc ID vice president of ths
Catholic university GO WASHINGTON
ID G.
4 Archbishop W 70 OConncu OF Ros
ton was born at lowell. Mass. ue
cember :. 1859 Aver bus graduation
from Boston college De- entered ths
American coiicEo OF Rome. where r,
vas ordained n priest June 3. 1850 Fo.
q time he was rector ~ fhe American
collerc there and later fnrIcafIe mn
late b the Pope BOZ 1901 De- vas ar
pointed bishop of Fo-tiauf. Ne Do
served subsequently ns plpal ENVOY r
the Mikados court. and in March. 1905
was named archbishop OF Conuare,
: and coediutnr Nth the succession o
Boston. over which orose De- nov
prosidee.
NEW YORK. Oct 90 -Archnshor
John NJ Farley was greeted o. H.
Fmidencc Tn congrafu'atorv mesearr,
and personal visits which b. received
today from bis admirers in aud on.
81 The church.
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WASHINGTON. oct % The Gle.
walton 90 Apostolic Delegate Diomede
Falcouio 20 the cardinaloat was fol.
lowed today by q message from MGR
Kennedy. rector ~ the American cob
lcEe at Rome. who cahled
Heartfelt conErafuiafiora
Mar Faicouio- greatly surprised ~
The nees from Rome. expressed today
bic deep arprec .afIon OF the confd-
encc thc Vatican had shown IN him.
bur said be- could not discuss me ap-
poin'm ent I'M fhc absence OF Official
adviccs Thcac have not yet arrived
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ACCUSED WOMAN cool.
vs.. MeRee Breakfasts Win Family
Then Receives Friends.

oPELOusAs. La. Oct 2s.-In the
little room on the third aoor OF the
Old red brick iaii Of s. Landry parish
which Ehe bee occupied since the
morulng 81 September y wbeu ~
shot 20 death young Allan Garland
Ars lee kunge McHoe rpent a ouies
sunday. She had breakfast Win her
husband and four children. Later she
received several friends.
me case is expected 10 20 70 TIE
s'4y e4AesQas o. Thursday,
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FOUL MURDER


evidence 81 Mrs james and Mrs
prItcharf vas taken 90 they Iav on
cots nee the depot PREPARATORY fo
being . suEhf 20 this cts 90 So j.
scpts hospital where fhey nov arc
n vas stated tonight that Wrs.
Pritchard may die. bur Mrs James BE-
certain OF recovery
Tho bloody work OF James ftis
morning eas the resuit OF series Of
recent sensational occurrences in this
CITY. About SIX weeks ago be claimed
20 have come home Unexpectedly ono
morning aud found seymour Kuhn. 90
fairmonl = fellow rdilroader. xllh
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IHIIAIU- OCT D -HIs8oU len
sen. % South Dakota. viii receive
from the hands OF President Taft To-
morrow the TAFT cup awarded 20
the agricultural college student most
proficient in judging catue a. the "a
tl0nai Dairy show here.
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KILLS CRAZED MAN
had bntipsthy for Autos. Drew Gun
on bvtoist. bgt Was Too slov.

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. Oct zs,-Be.
cause Do allowed hfs prejudice aEafnrt
au'onobiles ~ carry him 20 the ex-
tent o. drawing a pistol On a passing
caf. can Whifner. a wealthy Cleveland
county farmer lost his ne TO-DAY
facing TIE drawn weapon IN Whffhers
hanl. I.lcils Randall. prominent
Ltn1rJ. s. O. business man. abos
whittier twice killing him inetantiy.
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his wife. James then shot Kuhn. IN
nicting a flesh wound A divorce suit
followed. but Mrs. James brought
counter suit. During the taking OF
dispositions IN tho divorce suit last
Monday. Mr.. James gave evidence
which resulted IN the arrest two DAYS
following OF her husband and George
Mitter. Of Grafton. an express messen-
ger. on the charge 81 conspiracy 10
defraud the United States Express
Company.
The preliminary hearing o. James
and Mitter was set for next Tuesday
ana 30 T. thought that James feared
the result or tho same. and being rem
dcred desperate by the situation. de
cided TO carry out threat which he
b. said 20 have uttered following his
arrest last week. that ne would XIII
tho whole Pritchard tribe"
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NEW YORK. Oct .-sheepshead
bay race track. famous al the scene
90 some % ne greatest equine battles
IN me history ~ horse racing. ls -
Do sold after thIrty-cne years 90 exist
cnce- lts IS acres are ofered 10 toe
highest bidder.
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Funeral services over the remains
81 -fchei Bruno. who fies Frifav
eFfninE. were held sunday afternoon
from ne family residence on Lar
Hand run. near Caldweus run. n
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EHlfrltx Death.

terment vas made at Mt. Zion Gene
terry.
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After suffering from an incurable
disease for several years. John II. T..
Ellifriz, OF this city. who was re
moved from the county Jail Saturday
20 the Wheeling hospital when his
condition was discovered. Is dead 81
that institution. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed.
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1911 Sheriff Tax Is due. A discount
% ~ allowed 20 persons paying
promptly
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The Hotel Windsor Cafe will re.
main open Monday ard Tuesday even.
ings until p o'clock on account Of
Halloween celebration. 5c2si
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NEW YORK. Oct ea -ArcbDfsroB
John NJ Farley was greeted a. as
Emidence In congratu'atory messages
and personal visits which he received
today nom BIS admirers in and out
% The church
The srehSishOp did not receive u
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01

up from his seat in the snow does he realize tha the path Is too narrow 10 accommodate moro than one person
 Deputy NJ rshal Thompson hands this out for the truth. He was Sorn,s home at six o'clock last evenlng--Eo he says He mushed along through the binding blizzard and he though, II took him an unusually long time ,o negotiate the distance between the courthouse and his home But finally he reached his house
 This morning when he came down tu work one Of the boys in the office asked him what hr thought he was lo- ing when he walked around the church block about ten times last night
 Thompson grinned sheepishly but did not deign to answer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01
REMEMBER THE
 VALENTINE PARTY

The Valentine party to be given in the A E Hall on February 14th by the Woman's Auxiliary Of st Marys par ish. iS making great progress The re affair have about completed their out affair have abotu completed their out line of the various attractions and fea e lures to be given. Tomorrow the com mittee will meet to make final ar engagements. then th, public win know just what to expect
 St. Valentines day k always a pop ular one with both the old and the young. and the committee will see to it that proper amusement is arranged for all who attend, there will be no age limit $" all can participate in tn, round and square dances. and purchas, dainty and cute valentines for thos, they admire
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01
CAPT. RHODES
 IS AT BETHEL

in 'yrst"riay'- Nugget was repro. tuced letter or inquiry as Ia the sher"abau,~ or capt A Rhod,s. To dhF n" i~ found For four times this winter the Nugget has located miss ins persons 1she "~rr inquired for t, their friends pr relative some 1hcr.. aul iH the statrs
 Last night Arthur Gibson called uI. 'h~ Nugge, office and stated that Capt. Rhodes Mas al Bethel. a, least that wss where n" made his headquarters when he was not out on the creeks. Mir Gibson further stated that he had power Q! attorney for Rhodes and Una | F." would correspond with th- mans worried relatives in the East and r.- Hey" them oi their anxiety
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01
FINE BOY FOR RICHARDSON,

Ecen though the blizzard did howl around the corners and the wind was blowing at m" rate of forty miles an hour the bird with the long bill left a fine package in the form of bounc Q ing baby hoy at the home of MT and Mrs. Fred Richardson this morning at nine o'clock
 Dr. Sloan who mushed through the blizzard stated that hc thought whole lot more of the haby than he did of facing the storm.
 Mir Richardson. the happy father. Is s' driver for ] II Montgomery. the local transfer man. and when any of ihe boys ask him the weight of the iitti" fellow, he swells up with pride and says That 'era little fellow tips th" scales at eleven pounds full weight"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01
ROWE LOSES PAIR OF
 HORSES DURING STORM

Bliy Rowe has dispatched two of his teamster- as areseue party. ,n search For two horses which were lost during the blizzard vest. rday
 Early yesterday morning William Carpenter teams,er. left Rowc'- stable with four horses. two of which pulled the sled load of provisions consigned to e Nurre". mouth Of Hastings creek. and two tied behind as a reserve
 AT Pcluk creek Carpenter missed "ne of the animals and after he pro- ce'ded but a faw feet farther. he dis covered that The other oC tho two hor-es which had been tied behind to thc sled. Was also missing. He search ca everywhere hut n" ,rac. of them was to be found
 Carpenter delivered his load and re- turned tp Nam. last evening at II o'clock leading tLc uWr of animals
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LAST NIGHTS BLIZZARD
 WAS NOT WITHOUT HuMoR

The huzzafd last night is responsi- hlc for many humorous incidents
 Ouo of th, victims Of the storm $ numor Was young and dapper man who "meged from local cafe shortly after six o'clock when the wind was blowing a terrific ra, Buttoning up his ,oIe"at ta, young man proceeded down thr street vhistling a merry air. just as if thc hltndIng snow snd severe breeze di3 uot a0ect him But his Ear.tE stopped af sudden
 A gust af vInd with a Gfty-mH, vel .,.,v a.t.i rh- light hat tn, youth had resting jaunt.ly upon his head and sw.r.ed il piaytuuy down Front street And then the sport began
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Kate Brennan. who was oper- ated upon recently. for appendicitis. is improving rapidly as Is Mrs De La 'roiX, Who was operated upon for tho same trouble. some few days ago.
 George Stott who sustained severe ly burned face and neck following the explosion of d can of fiashlight powder. has been pronounced we'll and can leave the institution any time in which he sees fit
 Ed Johnson, the prosprctor who had both his feet frozen. while on the trail. recently will be brought up her. for medical care this evening.
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The darpcr young man forgot l., continue his whis,ling and rroceeded to do young Marthon after the head piece
 Ah, Al last he has caught up with the lid and he k about to pick il up from under a snow drift But, To- an other 50-miler has broke loose and again tn" merry chase for the hat is resumed
 But her" comes young lady m bet she wished that she had worn her hobblc skirt
 Then ther, Is a rat man and a robust woman walking "u d narrow trau on Front street but coming from opposit, directions. The snow has blinded then and not until the stout gentleman gets
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-01
ABOUT THE MAIL

John Hegness was last seen yester- day at Safety where he had pulled in tn dodge the terrific blizzard. That was at l2 o'clock noon. it is l"'ssihI" but hardly probable that h' will g" on ,u Blum and be back here in Nome with the mail tomorrow aS per Sched- uIe. The blizzard of last evening is liable to detain Hcgncss until Friday afternoon although many arr willing to wager good hardearurd money that the plucky mail carrier will arriv" her" with the mail tomorrow as in the past