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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18
GOODWIN PARTY MADE
 HARD TRIP TO SEWARD

That the Goodwin traiI-staking par fly must have endured tortures untold. in their long and weary mush from Nome to Seward is evidenced by a letter received on yesterdays mail from Dave Jekel. who was member of the expedition. He k now in the Iditarod. having returned to that place from Seward. with passenger. The others of the party, Ross Kinney. Goodwin and the rest went outside.
 According to Jeltel the party travelled on half rations from Iditarod to the Seward. Not enough food was carried for the men and the dogs were half starved. One Of mine died en route" says Jekel in part
 Upon arriving at their destination. Seward. il seems that some of the members of the party had a little trou- ble with Goodwin over their salaries. Just what ii was is not known.
 In letter written from Valdez. MT. Jekel states that that camp will be the scene of a great stampede this sum- mer. He says that copper ore is plen- tiful in that district and the people of Valdez are boosting it for all its worth.
 Business is prosperous there. too. ac- cording 10 Jekel and he predicts great things for it's future
 Sward Is literally dead. says the writer II is but a few miles from Valdez. but the latter camp does all of the business for the two towns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18
MIR. CASTLE EXPLAINS
 HIS VIEW OF NATIVE

In quoting the remarks of Mir Castle in yesterdays issue, we inadvertently used language of a much more radical character than that employed by him in expressing his views relative to in termarriages between whites and na- tives. While deprecating the same and believing that they should be forbid
 den by law. he takes this stand in view of the equivocal position of the issue of such marriages. rather than through any prejudice against the individuals contracting them and says, that while 1t cannot be denied that in many cases this relation is improvidently entered into and frequently by unworthy per- sons, yet he personally knows of many cases where the men are good citizens and have made excellent husbands and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18
IS REALLY ONE
 BUSY MAN THESE DAYS

Is there buster man in town these days than MT. A. Polet? If so let him step forward and claim such honcrs as he deserves. Tony. certainly has it on 'em all for moving fast. The r O. O. F. bau which.is scheduled for April 26. is the cause of Mir Polet's unusual &C., tivity. &
 This morning he was. seen rushing madly up and down the streets with a couple of large and legalIoeking rolls of paper under his arms. Inquisitive asked Tony what was in the wind but the busy one only gave them knowing smile and proceeded ,on
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18
OFFICIAL BUSINESS CITY OF NOME
CITY poo POUND.

Following is a liss Of the dogs im- pounded under provisions of ordi- nance No. 2is during the s4 hours snding al { o'clock last aight: Black and white dog. mixed breed. Gny malamute. Dark yellow bitch Sale Of dogs Wsdnesday. April Is. 1911, IF o'clock noon. Barracks Square.
 AxM wrDLUND.
 PsaDdDsstsr. Apstl :s. 1911.
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fathers and the women good wives and mothers. But even in such cases the progeny must. of necessity, gravi- tate socially, towards the lower race and ultimately marry with them. par tieularly in the case of the boys, and tions for which they are unfitted, a result from which there seems to be no escape. The betterment of the race, he says should come through the in culcation in the young of morality. hygienic methods of living. the indus trial arts and common school educa- tion, all of which would At them for helpful marriages among themselves. ..
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BRITISH ouNsoAr VISITS
 SAN oUiNTIN WATERS
Special Nugget Service.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. April I5.-The British gunboat Shearwater stopped at san ouintin yesterday and after rais- ing her flag, landed squad oG marines who took away several foreign prison CTS before the advance of the rebels.
 The Shearwater is touring the Pa eihe, II Is supposed. with the idea Of asceriaining conditions of the various channels and other information of val ue during wartime.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

Nome has but two more semiweekly incoming mails this season. The next will arrive on Thursday and the last on next Monday. Then the once-a- week service will again be in effect and this win continue up until about May IS when the overland season comes to a close.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

Mir JelSel may come back to Nome from the Iditarod soon. if that camp offers no inducements to him for the future.
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ABOUT THE MAIL

John Hegness left with the local mail today. Before leaving John stated that he did not believe that he would re- turn with the next incoming states mail until Thursday as the trails were in pretty bad shape.
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PROVE THAT THEY
 CAN COME BACK"
(Continued From Page lD

will probably do the Marathon stunt to Nome on the first boats.
 Mrs. Doc" Kemp is seeing New York city. Doe" is still in the Idit- arod according to report
 Parker Cowden. son of our lscal banker graduated with high honors from the Tacoma high school last Fob ruary. He will probably follow his dads profession of raking in the shekels.
 Win Collier. erstwhile Nome banker is with Seattle fnancial institution now.
 R F. !Trengove. who was last winter manager Of the Alaska bank. and wife are in California.
 Fink. orton. Tnengove and Mort At kinson will probably return to Horns this summer with Al zipf. manager O. the N. c. Go. al st. Michael.
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his way. A crowd started to follow Polet-so inquisitive were they.
 Finally Polet stopped in front of a large. and shiny plate glass window. The crowd also stopped. It was Tohy's nextt move So he pulled the rolls of paper from under his arm and as the spectators gazed with wendrbus eyes, he pasted the following on the. afore- mentioned plate glass:
 DON'T FORGET THE I. Q. Q. F. BALL APRIL 26."
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18
STATE TROOPS CHARGE
 ON STRIKING IA6oRERs
Special hseeet Service.

hUscATINE. O.. April Estate troops yesterday advanced upon the striking laoorers in this city. and fore ed the agitators 10 retire. The strikers had become decidedly unruly and were rioting in all parts of the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

Seward commercfai Co. xnecassDrs to T. ]. Eestor Go. carries the best beers In the market Blue Ribbon. Olympia and Rainier. Try a case Phone Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

Who will be there, why? Essrytody will be there ~hsre7 At the Odd Eel. lows bail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

csod warm rooms for ths Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam hsst.
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Classified Ads.

Al Classified Ads Mass c. pasd h
 Advance
 
 WANTED. oil drums. InaEAEe ai Bessie Store for general houseworsL Phone Main TO. or Nugget ofioe>
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-18

Put off. everything and await the big event, tire Odd Fellows ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-10
For Rent-Stores

FOR RENT-First-cla store In
best location. 2405 No, Goth At.
Rent. $25. Inquire Andrews. 1i3J
Pacific ave.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE no cREnITnRs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
OF Washington for. ierce County.
IN the Matter of the Estate Of
Thomas Toner. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
qerrigned, duly appointed admins
frator Of the estate of Thomas Ton
or deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claim against,
said deceased. 10 exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within one
year afteh the first publication OF
this notice, to the Undersigned, al
loe-le Fidelity Building, City of Ia
coma County of Pierce and State
Of Washington. being the place for
the transaction OF the business OF
zatd estate.
Date OF issuing and first publfca-
zen Of tails notice. February 24th,
JOHN 7. MccRATH.
Administrator OF said Estate.
tDQrftQni NcAkennamin q swindeiIs
4ttofnexs Tor said Administrators.
9s-i Fidelity Bldg- Tacoma,
- = $50.
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For Sale, Real Estate
PUYALLUP VALLEY
LAND

The place for your boys, .3-acrs
tract, $50 bearing fruit trees, with
berries between, veregreen black+
berries in bearing, one of the best
vacant homesites in Puyallup; you
can build to suit; on paved street
and between both car lines; price
$500 and purchaser assume pave
ment. If you want the best at a
bargain price this is IL.
Two acres, all in bearing orchard,
mostly winter apples. also in full
bearing berry patch between trees,
all fenced for chickens, an inexpen-
| sive small farm: modern 7-r. house,
| l block of car and close to store
and schools; $4,000, terms.
One acre, AR. house, cement walk,
1 block of car. close to store. and
and garden; AN ESTATE and must
be sold. Make us an Offer: " cash.
SIS acres, " cleared. near Fir
wood station on Short Line car; best
valley soil. For short time at $3,-
600, on terms.
az acres finest valley soil. clear
ed. with small well furnished house.
Price $3.50, or exchange for any
thing. Remember. we trade.
If you are trader call often to
get results.
acres fine celery or onion land.
all cleared, close to car, $4,000, $1,000
can make this pay for itself. Do
Iyou know of acres in Puyallup for
less?
1 acre. Short Line car stops in
front, all in ull bearing evergreen
lblackberries, will produce from $500
to $500 per year. Ask about this.
S0-acre snap for home or subdi-
yiding in Puyallup, with good build
ings, for $4,000; " cash. Can you
beat 1t for price? We can for all
cash. No duplicates.
BURk d LOGAN :
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
SEE BURk For VALLEY LAND, 4
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Unfurnished Rooms

THREE nice unfurnished rooms for
rent. 1006 So. 9Th. Rent SO.
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FOR SALE CHEAP BY OWNER

FOR SALE CHEAP BY OWNER Il
5-room modern, nearly new bum
galow, fine 4-lot corner in Roose-
welt Heights. Must have 1920 cash.
Can give terms on the rest If neces-
sary. This is a cozy and well fin
ished house, inside and out, has
plate rail in dining room, also a g.
light solid brass chandelier, cost
$11, and one in the front room cost
81 so; nice front and back porches,
halls, bathroom, pantry and cellar,
woodhouse, sidewalk and 10 cords
of dry wood goes with the place.
The place also has an unobstructed
view of two thirds of Tacoma, the
bay and tideflats; near school and
groceries, and nice lawn, wire fence
just being put around the lots; good
range and wood heater. bedstead.
dining table, chairs. etc, for sale
cheap; also can give possession at
once.
Owner, Gilbert Jones, s. e. corner
of So. 35th and V ST.. block south
of Roosevelt school. Take Portland
ave. car to 3Sth st.
This would be a good place for a
railroad or street car man to live,
as the Portland ave. car runs after
all other cars stop at night, last
car leaving town after 1 O'clock at
night
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Help Wanted-Female

TWO hustling agents, ladies' or gem
Il tlemen. Pay salary and commits ,
sion. Experience net necessary. CAN
929 Tacoma ave.
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WEST END
BUNGALOW
$26OO-$3OO CASH

,.5 rooms, porcelain bath, paneled
dining room, full concrete base
ment, cement floor, piped for fur
mace; lot 40x100 to alley, impts.
PAID; located between 9Th ave. and
to business center: House is new.
excellently designed, artistic. finish.
Monthly payments like rent.
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For Sale or Exchange


FOR SALE-Equity in new 5-room
dition. or viii trade for property
north OF eth ave. Will assume larger
debt or pay difference in cash.
Phone AS374 or call 412 So. Attn st.
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Furnished Rooms

steam heated, running hot and cold
water all rooms, 75c per day and up.
Special rates by week. Phone NJ 9419
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UNFINISHED Rooms

S~>>~>s>~~>~-~~~>~-~~s~~S~-
FOR RENT-Light, airy. large, un
furnished front rooms. suitable TO
dressmaking or lady bachelors. So
So. j st.
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FINE HOME
IN PUYALLUP

5-room house and 5 lots, all kinds
OF fruit and outbuildings, dandy
pickup home, $500. $3.50 cash, ball
ance any terms. 6 per cent to suit
you. Clear title and nothing to fear,
a FAMILY can pay for this in picking
1ru1t in the valley. Come quick and
take this IL you want home.
o. N. JOHNS
Main 9213. 326 Cal. Bldg.
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so. END HOME $1,000

Located near 41st and SITS, near
car lines, attractive neighbor-
hood; 5 rooms, plastered, on liz
lots. Fruit trees, chicken house.
etc. gas and electric lights, ali
plumbing in excepting tub. Lots lie
fine; This IS a snap, $500 below the
market. Terms. 203-A.
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Furnished Houses

FOR RENT-5-room furnished bun
galow; reasonable to right party.
Address Box 81, care Times.
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For Rent-Houses

|FOUR-ROOM cottage for rent, mod
ern. 1913 So. Yakima.
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Dancing

LEARN 10 DANCE at the Ameri-
can Academy OF Dancing. Frater-
nifty Hall, 1117h Tacoma ave. Begin
MONDAY evening. Class or private
lessons.
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Notices

ANY person WHO saw lady thrown
from car az Fife and 9Th ave.
July 18th. 1910. viii confer favor by
addressing CSC No, Fife st. or phone
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GOING TO SELI4-If your business,
house or furniture is for sale, a
Times ad at cost of few pennies
will tell nearly everybody in Tacoma
about 1t. Times ads cost only one
cent per word, 10 words cost 10
cents. Ads taken by phone, Main
.733, Ind. 1893.
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IMONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE,
Il women keeping house and others
Furnished upon their own notes,
without security. Cheapest rates
easiest payments. Offices in IS prln,
I Pnpvident Bldg.
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No advertisement taken for less
than 10 cents each insertion.
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1904 Bernice Bldg.

FOR SALE or will trade for auto
mobile, new S-rooln house; mod
ern, .up-to-date, full basement; near
car line. A3706
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3A Acres of Land

at a bargain IL taken in 20 days.
House of rooms, furniture and sev-
|erything goes with the place, in
GLIDING chickens, etc. Call at resi-
dence, R mile east of Harvard sta
tion. Take old Puyallup car line.
y. F. Joiner.
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Mortgages for Sale

1890 MORTGAGE for sale bearing 8
per cent interest: security, choice
residence property. fully insured. in
terest collected free semi-annualiy
and mailed to purchaser. Call at Of
flee for full Information. Lennox
Trust Co., e52 " Pacific ave.
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Help Wanted-Male

~~~-- ->~~-~~>~~~~~>~~~>J>~~~>>~~~~~~~
WANTED-Canvass for city;
agents for towns, to sell an article
In great demand. Call 902 Pacific
ave. j. SommeTfield.
WANTED-A boy about 16 or II for
ranch, only one that would ap-
preciate a good home. Apply 5124
Highland ave.
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Found

FOuND-Setter dog. See Tex in cut
ting room Carstens Packing Co.
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Two lots in Glenn's LIST addition.
ali taxes, sever. water, gas and
cement sidewalk all In and paid.
Price 1915 for complete title.
Jesse Q. Thomas. 1r.. los SO, 9th st.
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To the Working Men

of Pierce county: have fine tract
of land, cut up in ten acre lots, that
you can buy for from 93B to $40
per acre, on terms of one-third cash.
also have some fine tracts OF
waterfront from six TO twenty
acres each. that / Will sell cheap
and on easy terms You are wise
know that tho only assurance OF
safety you have is to own a few
acres OF good land. ! own the land
and am giving you chance to ac-
quire II on conditions you can meet.
For further Information call even
lngs, between and 3. u. s.. Oien.
kea7 Clement ava ~ Tacnma- w
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F. D. HILL & co.
Successors to Norton &c Hill.
Real Est, Ins. and Loans. Berlin Bid.

FOR SALE-Seventeen acres; will
take team as part payment. John
Mosolf,. Puyallup, r. +, d. 2.
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Here is bargain in 6k acres
Irrigated land. near Richland, Wn.
Write or phone owner, room 6, Y. M,
z. A. Bldg, between and s .. m.
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For Sale, Real Estate
A Few New Listings
and
Every One a Bargain


The time to buy anything is when
Its owner wants to sell.
HERES NO 1.
52-room downtown brick hotel
all modern, including steam heat.
low rent with lease. We have a
price so low that we are ashamed
to put 1t in our ad, so call for full
particulars and call quick.
A PACIFIC AVENUE
WoRkINGMAN'S HOUSE
of 50-rooms located on best part of
the avenue Rent only $125 per mo.
Stean heat. You can fin this house
every night at 25c and soc. We
have an exceedingly low price on
this. with very easy terms.
ST. HELENS AVE.
Here is one of the best 15-room
furnished houses in the city; $500
cash down and balance to suit or in
property will buy this. Don't over
look this house, IL you want the
best on the market today.
The above is only a partial list.
See our complete list If you are
looking for hotel, rooming house
or business of any kind, both in and
out of the city.
Fl YEARS IN THIS BUSINESS
Tacoma Real Estate
Agency
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Lost

|~NN<1N-~sNs-sF>~s~@~
LOST - Wednesday, lady's gold
.atch and fob. Return to sos Per
kins Bldg. and receive reward.
LOST-Lemon and white Lyewellyn
Setter, / " years old. also has had
left shoulder broken. r. e. Bresler,
Milton.
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FOR SALE BY OwNER-New A.
room bungalow. 2 nice lots, on car,
Fern Hill, $1,000, easy terms. In
quire Browns grocery, Fern Hill.
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19Hl7Mz50kllz5 NlMz5 0IMzJ
Business Directory

HAVE Just received $4,000 which
Rsssss a M,SssSi lsisy sf Al hi esi:
fornia Bldg. City,
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Situations Wanted-Male

YOUNG man attending business coll
lege wants work evenings and
Saturdays. Box Z, Times.
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BARGAIN

8 lots with 3-room house, large
chicken house. woodshed, dozen
Black Minorcas, electric lights, CITY
water. Price $500. Small cash.
rest $50 monthly including interest
Z per cent. Owner, 6113 Thompson
ave.
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Party hard up, will sell contract
on corner lots for 5000 less than
they cost him. About $500 required.
Address Box D-S2, care Times.
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For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Good meat market, in
good location. Address Box 45S,
| care Times.
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RATES FOR CL.A5SI-
FLED WANT" AD-
i VERTISEMENTS

One cent a word. &c per line each
Insertion for all lines of business.
Four insertions for the price OF
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Situations Wanted
Female

RESPECTABLE young woman, Gun
. incumbered) wishes position as
housekeeper for widower with chill
dren. Box R-3, Times.
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For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

d RESSMAKER'S location: desir-
able 5-room modern cottage for
rent, with water, $13. Corner 54th
and So. Alder.
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Wanted to Buy
Boarders Wanted

| WANTED-Two or three children to
board Apply 1921 Sixth ave.
BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find it
convenient to telephone their
Want ads to the Times, Main 1913,
Ind. A 1893. Times ads cost only
one cent per word. 10 words cost
10 cents.
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ENGLISH lady would like work OF
any kind from a. m. till p. m
Address E. c., 412 So. 18th st.
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FOR RENT-Fruit stand, close in,
large house. chicken yards. Phone
Main 5453.
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YOUNG stenographer wishes posi-
ton, reasonable wages. Address
Box 79, care Times.
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Carpet Cleaning

ONEAL & HOUCK, carpet beating.
refitting and laying; feather rem
ovating and upholstering. Rear 900
So. ST.: phone Main 325. A 1925.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-10
DEATH QUASHES
The INDICTMENT
Gustave Kissell, Charged With
Conspiracy in Sugar Trust
Deal, Released Today
Especial from United Press.)

New York, April 10.-Death, early
today, quashed the indictment against
Gustave E. Kissell. who, together
with Thomas B. Harmed, of Phila-
delphia. was arrested in July, 1903,
charged with conspiracy in the deal
whereby the sugar trust gained con-
troll of the Pennsylvania Sugar Re-
filming Company which had been es-
tablished to compete with the trust.
Kissell who was senior member OF
the banking firm of Kisseli3 Kinni-
cult and company. died at his home
here.
1t was charged by the government
in its suit against the sugar trust
that in 1903, the owners of the
Pennsylvania, Company, which was
about to begin operations at his new
Philadelphia factory, accepted loan
of over g. million dollars supposedly
from Kissell but really from the
American Sugar Refining Company.
On the plea that the statute of
limitations barred the government
from prosecuting them, klssell and
Harmed carried the matter into the
United States Supreme Court, but in
December, last, that tribunal ruled
that conspiracy under the Sherman
law is a continuing OHense. The in
dictments, therefore, remained in
force against Kissell and Harmed but
neither had been brought to trial.
It is believed that worry over the
accusation, made against him, hast
ened Kissell'S end.
The death Of Kissell again called
attention to the peculiar fate that
has lowered over the big men in the
sugar trust. Since the original scam
dial leaked out several high officials
of the trust have died. one suddenly
under mysterious circumstances and
two others by their own hand.
Kissell made the eighth to pass
away. Henry O. Havemeyer, found
er of the trust, died very suddenly
after he learned the Federal officials
were investigating his methods;
George F. Graham and Frank Nipple
killed themselves and H K. Pomeroy,
w. F. Osborne, Michael CORDOBA and
Nathan Guilford died suddenly.