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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Speclal Service.
 ATLANTIC CITY. July Io-Pfesi- dent Taft addressed the Christian Eu- dcavor members here in the city an Friday evening and the convention hall was filled to it's seating capacity The convention which k being held at thu local summer resort has attracted members of the Christian EudgaNar Society from the Atlantic and Middle West states by the hundreds. on" ot the star attractions of the convention was the address tu be made by Presi- dent Taft and not only the members. but many of the visitors al the sea- shore took advantage to secure invita- tions to hear his address.
 The president took for his subject international Peace" and in an ahl. manner instructed those present that Il was Christian like eudeavor on the part nf all to bring about such a state of affairs. and il would require the ac- tive support of the whole chrstianized world
 We have inserted the entering wedge" continued the president. and l have no doubt as to the signatures being affixed at an early date tn the arbitration treaty between the United
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
WILL STUDY
 HULL OF MAINE
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTON. b G IutA The naval department is HeH erf-#a- erug thr adti-abHnE nf getting n.. sether q corps nf experts aH .Nptp-Ief. consisting "f men uf nt,ruauaHI ls.- nutaton ta en tu Havana harhnT and study thn huH of the hatlle~hIH MuH. .Chi.f of Signal corps BfNh. is not IslIrd as,r Hf= aNWf#afHau Hna a.a# uut ear- u,. a~-0uu. fh, esran-tMHHE a# ~tatiue inst what did wreck th, bal tIr=hiI.
 The boat s- exposed tH,r. au lHe ha.- .sHt at the htrhef aHa iap eNlstfs aaH gst most rNerueut chance fe n.nsf ! rhr wreck. u t~ hrH,tsd A eaau.-- siun should be. appointed Hada ua#aE t.Nnlu~iE, experts ou international g.H- atttlau and tu,ir dndin-e af the g.a~a that wrecked th. hatl.-Hl Main. b, made tiual
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
CASTRO RAISING CAIN
GOV. TAKING HAND
 SANTA ROSA WRECK

The board of navigation for this port will proceed to the scene of the wreck and also to santa Barbara tp interview tn" passengers from the wreck
 Prom the information to hand il is believed that the vessel went ashore in smooth weather with a low fog bank hanging over the water. That there was ample time to take the passengers off. either landing them on the beach. or sending them aboard the two steam CTS standing by the wreck. That the captain did not believe there was any danger and forced the passengers to remain aboard until a strong swell commenced to heave in and break up the ship
 The passengers had to force the com mander of the boat to take them ashore and the government will investigate the whole matter and should the state ments made in the press be true cap tain Raria may not pnly lose his papers but may be tried for criminal negl tet, which caused the lives of several peo- tflH
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
TAFT ADDRESSES
 C. f. CONVENTION

states and Cheat Britain.
 With this treaty m forrr between Che two great EneH~h sresrkng na- tiaus theu the other powers booking on and seeing thr saod results II will he an incentive for tHeu To establish similar treaties.
 "Wah arbitration usaue- between ali th, powers then s.. Dtu sus .hr dawn ef international lete, i- at baud and uutH this has been trausht about il will be the duty of au Christians l." ehdeahaf ta see them IHt mta eaea=.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
.kUSKOKWlM SURVEY
 EARLY IN AUGUST
Nugget Special Service.

WASHl\tToN. n. C. J##. F. .rHe department ef commerce 1Ha aAlsar .auunuuees thaf the government ~uHuss steamer Explorer 4u .auHeu,. fa. survey pT the entrance a3 tHe kl-sa- kWim river carly in August
 The large steamers draNiug HHfeeH feet nf water can proceed ntu thr riv- yr as far as Bethel 1T the channel l~ staked ar surveyed ~a theE esu follow he deep water. but reImrl~ have reached Wu~hmglau shat they tua ha.iu- trouble thi- ~umm. and una-- thu entrance e. the rlEr Is suarfaH tIs steamship, companies All unl tEaa taa risk nf di~uat,hing ships q" That uaHf nf Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
Nugget Special Service.


 SAN FRANCISCO. July 10-The government has ordered searching inquiry into the wrecking of the steamship Santa Rosa which went on the rocks few evenings ago at Pom Conception.
 The government will make searching inquiry as to the cause os delay on th" part of Captain Raria, who was n command at the time the vessel W $ wrecked, the regular captain of tho boat, Alexander, laying off for trio. why he delayed in sending the passyl- gers ashore at once after the vessel struck
 The government will also investigate the haggling of the Pacific Coast steamers over the amount they would charge for rescung the passengers.
 Two passengers are still missing and 1t Is believed they may have porishcd in the sea, although the only boat that capsized was the one containing the crew of the steamer. one of the last to leave the ship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
Nugget Special Service.

PORT At PRINCE. Hayti July lu. Word has been received at this place that Cripiano Castro. -preSidcut of Venezuela, k now marching toward the capital and has d large following That since his landing on the northwest coast of Venezuela thousands of .,co- pie hae hocked to his banner ratI,r being under his rule than the present form of government
 President Gomez according tu the dispatch is sitting hclplessly by walt ing for the powers to step ia an oap- ture Castro, and his inactinu is eau u-- ing hundreds to go over tu the ,adS" of Castro.
 \ little less than month ago the government issued strict orders tn search certain vessels for Castro N-ta was supposed to be en route to N-n.- zuela. and on June r. the Consul Gro~- tuck was searched by the local du- thorities believing the cx-president
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
VIOLENT STORM
 ON OHIO RIVER
Nuaaet Special Service.

WHEELING. N. Na.. IulN lo Yes terday violent storm broke suddenly over the ohio river and before tho boats could find shelter and he made fast Ia monriug~ IN" people Were drowned and five heats wrecked
 The storm Was similar tn a cyclone and came out of clear SkN hlaNmg a gale and flashing the waters into foam. picking up the water and flashing il about in all manner af NaNS-
 Many people We're out ou the river al the time and helnre an the boats could seek shelter five of them were wrecked and their occupants thrown into the river TWO of the pleasure seek CTS being drowned
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SECRETARY WAR
 OFF TO PANAMA
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTo$. b. e. JulN S Secretary of War Stmsou lru today fal an official visit tu tue Panama canal Hr WHl make thr up u our of the Guitcd states rrUi-er~ which has been detailed |" convey hlm hs th" navy department
 Secretary StmSou is developing into quite a globe trattsr. II, returned from Seattle short tim, ago where he had been tp inul into the Washington canal. and k naA of again ta visit the large ditch thr government ie building to connect the Atlantic with tho Pacific ocean.
 The secretary has never visited the Panama canal and he wishes Ia become familiar with that section af the yuuu- try for the fortificatiuus Will yumr uu- der his department and Will be eam- mencrd in the near future
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
Nugget Special Service.

PARIS. July loN Charles " Gan thr great stock broker who has r..u HI fol -oma t.w" underwent -"'"n np- eratiouS ou Saturday and his ra-,g,r iS now reported yrrs duuhtluI
 Gates has been ,auunot jH D prgat" Suuitarum for tho pa-t Hr,, auI fsr first report sent rut uas ta Inc etf.g. that hr na= ~utlariHg from a saa.sr of the throat. ua fhe deater- af tHn institution gave aat sM information f was nothing mpre than an agerHtt - form of cafarrHH traHhlf af tar tHa4t
 Tl. uaubl with hf~ thaa1t gfas worse. rtrrdlv and h, ,oumeugy1 fa
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25 BABIES DIE
 FROM HOT WAVE
Nuqaet speeaI Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
Nugget Special Service.

WASIIINGTb\ b ' JHlE 1H
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 Several ~'uatar- uIp rrr '.tH.f- .u The upper branch af aaugr.-~ stated this morning that straw vol. aE tH. members h,11 recently urnNrd rMt fbs reciprocity hUI ut Pr -a.nt T.af- would ra~- that bnlt u the same .al- dttipu that II was received from t.a house. Tha. if HHl uot b, aH,aIaa d.-rjt" the great light I- Toilette" rummIn-. and othrr prominent n.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
WOLCAST MAY
 FIGHT WEIGH
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MAY
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
SEVEN OPERATIONS
 GATES MAY NOT LIVE

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
A 8. DANCE ENJOYED.

Quite number took advantage of the dance given by the Arctic Brother hood Saturday evening tn go and have a good time The music was grand and the floor in fine condition
 Although the crowd attending was not up to the large number of the regular dancing season vet all who were present had a fine time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
RuTTER FOB ALL.

We have a fresh supply of our ia nous "Whole Mdk Butter" Nearly every person sno spent the winter i0 Nome have used our butter and know it's superior quality For the benefit of the eheehaco spring arrivals wfll eN- piain that our Sweet Srlor Butter is made frem sweet whole milk. frozen the day ehurned, and kept frozen untd sold. Sold by the
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
cox TRYING TO TAKE
 FALL OUT OF TAFT

democrats are in the majority and Representative COX claims tn have some valuable inside information thai will not look good for Taft when ex- posed in an official way.
 It can be plainly seen that the demo- crats are taking advantage of every opportunity to grind out campaign lit- erature at the expense of the govern ment and are introducing resolution after resolution into the minutes of lh" house. then asking for certain num- her of copies tn be struck off.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
ETHEL BARRYMORE
 SEEKING DIVORCE
Nugget Special servroe.

LOS AN1tLES- Iuly ln -Ou Sa|uT- day last Ethr1 larrNmnrr. Ih,. great actress ulsd dNarr, rg,,e,-dIag~ agam~r her husband Rn~s,l Gn-aelJ .ralt. far his utter raeard of ths mar riagr Nnw According 70 the complaint the husband Is under the impression that hr not ouly married ihe nuIed .actress but also all th, pretty gnl~ m her company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10

W. Q. Grlggs. representing the New York Life Insurance Company, with headquarters at Seattle k stopping at the Golden Gate hotel and will he here for a week or two.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10

We sell bonded whiskies at the same price you pay Tor blends. Try a bot tie, gallon or ease. All goods delivered ot any part of the city free Of charge. The Eaole
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10

Brand new cigars iR sos and l00s, Loyera, Optimo. Fl Rayo. Carabana. Juan de Fuca, Arthurs and owls. Sew ard Coml Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
NEW FUR STORE.

The Mckenzie River Fur Trading Go. Of New York have opened a store at 2t6 Front street. A permanent representa- tive will remain all year Best prices for fine furS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-10
NOTICE

Having procured the Lincoln hotel in connection with the Miners. ! am prepared to rent first class single rooms for ladies or gentlemen. very day, week, month.
 E. L, HOLT, Manager.
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Subscribe for the Nome Dan, Ma. ss, s20o . montl..
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
EORECIOSIJRE SAL &c

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Frederick y. Jacobus and others. plain
tifs. against Samuel Kadin and others, de
fendants-In pursuance OF the Judgment OF
in the above-entitled action, bearing date the
23rd day OF December, 1910 l. the under
signed. the Referee IN said Judgment named,
will sell at public auction, at the New York
Real Estate Sales Room. Nos IA and 10 Vesey
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York, on the 25th day OF January, 1911.
az twelve o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph
r. Day Auctioneer. the premises directed By
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
a follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land.
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate lying and being IN the
City, County and State OF New York, bounded
and described as follows viz.
Beginning az point the northerly side
OF one Hundred and Fifth Street distant three
nor,heasterly corner OF Second Avenue and
one Hundred and Fifth Street and running
thence northerly parallel with Second Avenue
one hundred feet and eleven inches 10 the
center line OF the block between One Hundred
and Fifth and one Hundred and Sixth Streets.
thence eastery parallel with one Hundred and
Fifth street thirty feet. thence southerly again
parallel with Second Avenue and part OF the
way through a party wall one hundred feet
and eleven inches 10 the nOrtheriy side ~ Ona
Hundred and Fifth Street. and thence westerly
along the northerly side OF One Hundred and
Fifth Street thirty feet TO the point or place
Of beginning.
Dated New York December % 1910
SAMUEL s ISAACS Refere.
WILSON VI. POWELL. Attorney FOR Plaintt1s
No. 30 Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
The following is diagram Of the property
10 be sold described above It's street mum
her is 327 East l05th Street:
IOgth street
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
LECTURES ON HOME HYGIENE
Public Course at Academy Of Medicine
Begins Tomorrow Afternoon.

The public health education committee Of
the Medical Society Of New York and the
hygiene committee Of the New York City
Federation of WomeH's Clubs announce a
course Of lectures similar 10 the series
given last year under the same auspices.
The lectures will begin tomorrow at 3:15
o'clock at the Academy Of Medicine with
four addresses on "Hsne Hygiene"
DR.. William J. Gies Will talk about Food
in It's Relation 20 Physical and Mental
Development Dr. Graham Lusk VIII dis
cuss The Physiology and Chemistry Of
Digestion; DR.. Josephine Walter will take
up Ventilation in Living and Sleeping
Rooms and Or. Henry =. de Forest viii
deal with First Aid 10 Infants"
Speakers at future lectures will be Or.
Ernst J. Lederle, Or. Woods Hutchinson.
Dr. John Winters Brannan. DR. To-
sephine Baker and Dr. Grace Peckham
Murray. DR. Resale s Morton is chair
man Of the committee OF arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MADE TENOERFOOT DANCE"
Colorado Woman Thinks That S
What Denverites Did to Barry.

English women will get the suffrage sooner
than American women because Englishmen
have a more highly developed sense Of
huror than Americans. DR. Charles L.
Aked. pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. told the Woman Suffrage party so
81 its legislative demonstration meeting at
the Broadway Theatre yesterday afternoon.
Dr Aked said that, being an Englishman
BY birth and an American by adoption
only, he would. never have dared confess
that he thought Americans deficient in the
sense Of humor II Mrs. James Lees Laid
law, who preceded him on the programme,
hadn't given him courage BY saying the
same thing.
wild horses shouldn't have dragged it
from me-" he said, but now I'll admit
that I've thought IL ever since l came over
here. But EngIishmen have hUmor and
% that, as much as TO the matchess,
death-defying devotion Of the English
women who are lighting for the ballot, IS
due the fact that the eufranchisement Of
English women is at hand. The English
mans sense Of the absurdity of things will
make % impossible for him much longer 70
refuse the ballot 70 an element which takes
the part IN politics that English women do"
Or. Aked said the anti-sufragists were
actIated 5y "a selfish longing for the shell
tered life" a desire to Tepudiate their re-
sIonsiJuities
no mortal n these days has a right TO
the sheltered life" he exclaimed. There
ere conditions to-day which are appalling
black with suffering, red with human blood.
! don intend 10 say much Of the social
evil but il is a fact that thousands OF
men arr trading in women. and that thou
sands OF women are driven 10 that life by
economic necessity. We don't say that the
social evu would disappear if women voted
We are not silly. But We declare that this
system grew up under man-made laws.
that 10 fiourishes under mans government
and that only free men and free women,
working together, can cope with H.
Robert Elder. Assistant District Attorney
Of Kings County, told the women that II
they wanted 10 get the ballot they musn' I
call the men names.
Miss Minnie Reynolds, who lived and
voted ia Colorado, and who helped the
Washington women in their winning night
for suffrage answered the anti speech
Richard Barry made at the Lyceum The
Etre yesterday
Mr. Barry says that Hamilton Arm
strong. Chief Of Police in Denver, said We
shouldn't have votes" she remarked. /
know Hamilton Armstrong, and he would
never dare look me IN the eye and maze
that statement But in Colorado we stiil
Ike 10 have fun with the tendertool-snooi
a. their boots and make them dance
aud when Mr. Armstrong told Mr.. Barry
that be was making the tenderfOot dance.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

ovs allowance OF sunshine. Nevertheless
o-'v a few hours OF travel are needed 10
take one 20 places where all these re-
ou!rements are met. and those who wish
NAV fare further and take their pleasure in
ia Norway or the Alps.
4 veightier matter than the choice Of the
scene IN which one Is 10 enjoy ones wifter
f-orirz. since nature has provided innumer-
able suitable spots, all equally charming
Is the selection Of the clothing to be worn
This must be comfortable, convenient and
beautiful wi,haI for no woman can be
rsprv when she knows that her natural
charms. be they many or few, have rot
an effective setting. Among the garments
intended f1r outdoor sports knit goods take
= more prominent place than ever this
winter because OF the growing attractive
ness Of their appearance. The heGI cover
fngs are hy no means limited 10 the simple
little wool cap that won its way TO all
hearts so early In the season, and is now
worn by both sexes Of all ages. All sorts
OF hoods are now shown which, like the
smartest gowns OF the season, owe their
chic not TO any sort Of elaboration, but 20
the correctness Of themselves. OF the
knitted coats Il is also true that the
simplest ones are the most desirable.
Various kinds OF decorations have been
experimental with. such as trimmings Of
Persian silk, and so on. but the introduc-
ton of any fabric other than the knitted
wool always seems TO produce an effect
OF incongruity.
The knitted muf in the illustration is
something of a novelty, and is much 20 be
commended for use when the warmest
gloves fail to give sufficient protection. 1t
Is as little burdensome as a muff can he
and is especially pleasing because II is so
completely in harmony with the rest ot the
costume
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
,nkers' : posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto Sc
discount: Chicago, par; san Francisco
sight &c, telegraph &c; New orleans, COM
charleston, buying par, selling &C premium.
81 Louis l5c premium bid. 2oc premium
asked: savannah, buying 5-loc discount
selling par.
RANK CLEARINGS - New York, eX-
changes S3Sll7o61 balances Sls;Sos ~ ga "a
trmore. exchanges $6.l0Lo65 balances. S2l-;
ar. Philadelphia. exchanges &',l9o,'o, pal
ancas s. g63, ,9S3. Boston, exchanges &io.oao' .
2a9 balances S2,3100O. Cmcago exchanges
SO g92 1913. balances @l4.9S3.
SILVER MARkET.-Commerc bar sli-
yer. 5434C Mexican SILVER dOtiais 80, Ia "a
silver closed in London at 2oi4d' decline
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 80 Lis
bon, s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eN-
change on New York Is quoted at 2'lt2.
/ GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $-,Ll l,''-t' III
tcrual revenue including corporation laN;
. q !f5 !25 and miscellaneous. $-0l,Iat. toldl
- e. 90 sq9 against total expenditures
- or5iparv account Of S'.lU2.s5J. For the
month 10 date ordinary receipts haNt o." g.
/ $40 S3g. f92. and ordinary eNpthuHlluI,a 80 90
S6n OlO The excess OF eNpenulluls9
| s591 81 For the fiscal year 10 date oIul.
nary receipts have been So, % '''9-' asd.i !
seas 81. SIG I'm the same period gL I'-u, ailu en-
ordinary expenditures SJo,i-A,o'o aEaluSL
sy5S -g1 266 i'm 1910 the excess OF tNpehul1uLt -
this wear amounting 10 A,59l.V-t' @LuI.'Pa @ -, =
T.i,b an excess Of expenditures last year
/ ,f S,9 80 200 Including Panama Nahal a',,
lorrf and public debt, the excess %, a..
evnenditures over receipts since july /
amounted to $l7,973.S5l, against an ,N. 49,
I'm the corresponding period year "eo W
Sfs:T'i;. fS:T'B-TR T--REAsURY.-The sub-Treasury was
daItoT IN the Clearing House H,Ss5,l'o.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at ga per cent: highest, per cent.
id,vest per cent, closing. 3i2 per cent:
ming rate. 81 per cent. Time money was
without change. Rates were 3lzg3a per
cent FOR sixty and ninety days. 3A per
cent for four months, 3atq4 per cent for
eve and six months. Mercantile paper was
,noving more freely and a fair assortment
i-es offered. Rates remain unchanged az
al,4is per cent for sixty and ninety days
indoTsed bills receivable and choice four
70 six months single names, and 4lzq5z
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with ca
HES quoted at 4S63OG4s635 demand ster-
ling at s5s0d4 s595 and sxty-day bills al
S3a,. Short francs were so less 3-6i and
short reichsmarks ~ l5-l6 plus l-32 The
market was weak In the afternoon. show
ing a decline OF 10 points from the open
ing Cables were quoted at 4SblJdiSbJ,
demand sterling at 4s524 24qiSS0 and sixty
day bills at 4S25sG4S2Sa. Short francs were
: 96 less 3-32 and short reichsmarks 81 l5-l6
less l-32G9i l5-l5.
rsarl,ars' posted rates follow: