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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
M E LEBLANC AT
 GOLDEN GATE HOTEL

Mir: M. F.. LeBauc who represent at the Golden gat. Hotel and uiII r,- main in Some until the hast sailing "t the Victoria about October 2>th
 Mir. LeBlauc has toured Alaska dur ing the past summer and met with grand >ucccs~. for his company i~ u.r fa,oritr with the people of the North
 When seen hy a representative or th. Nugget this morning as to conditions in the Flat Creek country and Ruby he stated T know there Is Iuts of gold up in that country and a number nf people taking our policies le.ds me G. believe many are prosperous
 T am here to luok after the uId. and s"cure what new business can flor my company and th, Inducements We are offering is appealing to the people of the North as never before. For in stance our guarantee begins after tn. second annual payment instead "f th. third a- heretofore.
 | aHl state for the benefit of th,. people that those who become disabled for ufr. their policy will be carried inst th- same a. ir payments were made
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
MATT WELLS WILL
 CHALLENGE WOLGAST

Wells said that he was going to wait for the result of the wolgast- McFar- land fight and try to engage the winner in combat.
 If Wolgast insists upon lSS pounds ringside, he will never fight the foreign champion. Wells said he could do l33 at o'clock. but ringside weight was impossible if he was to do himself justice.
 When Wells hurried to his hotel after the battle. the usual crowd of syco- plants were camped down in the lobby. Some, more nervy than others. sent their cards up. Wells was get ting rid of a meal of crackers and milk when the bell hop broke in with the pasteboards. Wells took them up and read each one slowly.
 one year ago" he said very softly. not one of these men would give me a cracker to dip in a bowl of milk" Turning to the messenger. he said: Tell them that I'm tired and going to bed"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
SIR LAURIER ELECTED BUT
 OPPOSITION HAS MAJORITY

and [" your verdict His Majesty's gov ernment bows. for it is the will Of tn. people. AS stated before. should ! be elected and reciprocity defeated [ will step down and out and will keep my promise. A soon as Parliament con venes will hand in my resignation. to take effect at once. for ! am through with serving my country n politics"
 The Conservatives will accept the resignation of Sir Wnfrid I.aurier when handed in and Robert l.. Borden. the recognized leader "f the conserva- tives will be elected prim. minister
 Mir. Borden. who will succeed l.aurier. when he hands in his resig- nation has issued the following state ment: Fellow countrymcn sincerely congratulate you from the bottom of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
TO SEEK REELECTION
Nugget Special Service. Via skas"sS
 Whi.sherss and Eagle

COLUMBIA. Sept. 22.-Senator Ben jamin Ryan Tillmsn. often called "Puchfork Tillman." stated today he would be a candidate 10 succeed him self as the democratic senator from South Carolina. when his term expires in 1918.
 The old man who Is now in his s5th year predicts landslide for the demo cratic party in the next national elee- tion and Is anxious to serve his country when there will be a democratic ma q jority in the House and Senate and a head In the White House, as he be- lIieves will he the case after the coming national election. T will announce my intention to be a candidate for re-elec- tion at this time to let the people know | am in the running" is the way Senator Tillman puts it
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
AS A GENTLE REMINDER

The compiling Of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Nugget is well advanced. A painstaking effort is being made to present to the world concise and reliable information per taining to the mining development and mineral resources of Alaska generally and Seward Peninsula in particular.
 Plans have been made to exploit the possibilities of the country in as far reaching a manner as circumstances will permit Copies win he circulated in the mining camps of the country. among mine operators. capitalists. mining brokers and engineers. The venture is undertaken in spirit of public enterprise to promote the growth of the country and benefit the people generally. Every individual and busi- ness man in the Nome country is vitally interested in bringing to this section substantial development. and all should assist in every way possible to attain this object. A few copies sent by readers to where they will do good will do much to make effective the general plan of publicity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
W. R. HEARST CRIES WOLF Nugget Special Service. Via Skaq~ay Whitehorse and Eaale.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s The W. E. Hearst papers throughout the count a tomorrow will publish a statement to the effect that reciprocity in Canada was defeated by the lumber coal and other trusts. wh" sent money bv th. barrels full int" the Dominion. |" -vi,.. the election against reciprocity Tnr American trusts under the cry ,r . Reciprocity means annexation vi.l the United States" have obtained rhr desired results
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
ESKIMO TRADER NEW
 JERSEY FINED S5OO

R. W. J. Reed, the local collector. of customs has fined the native gasoline boat New Jersey $500 for refusing to comply with the rules and regulations governing navigation and vessels en- gagged in trade.
 The New Jersey belongs to the Sin rock Mission and recently made trip to Siberia without clearing from the local customs office as the law requires.
 The vessel was on trip up the coast and went to the assistance of the Edna which was ashore in Lopp's Lagoon north of Cape Prince Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
Nugget Special Service.


 NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-Matt Wells, the English lightweight champion now meeting with success in this country, is going after Ad wolgast the undis- suted champion of the same class in the world
 Wells has knocked out the Chicago lightweight known as Knockout Brown, and won 8 decision over Attell in ten rounds last night here in the city
 He appears to be the only man now outside of Mcfarland who is entitled to meet wolgast and he is going to go after the Milwaukee fighter to see if he cannot wrest the championship from him and take it back to England
 h his last battle. wells's conduct was pleasing. This was the first fight here that brought the English cham pion real money. But Matt was modest. He listened rather than talked. And he was so mild that his hearers could hardly realize he was winner. Talking over his plans for the future
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
cooE.cLARk SHOW TONIGHT

THi~ evening the Coded Clark Aluv. ing Picture Company win present .t t"r, in Nouo. A numh'.ri' iGi't tfiaH G, funny. which will appeal to the people. Victor Carliss will hp heard again nd i.- hit last Saturday i- sufficient {" warrant us ln stating he win make s""d agaiu tonight
 m" staging "f the Comic opera. N iz,rd of oz. when at t~ height WAS second [" none tu America. The poppy .e"n". and other stage effects in thr
 riginal opera were th. price af ad- mission alone.
 From the program h,udcd to ta thr etiic" We heli"N" d." views to Joe thrown upon the screen this evening win be worth making an effort Ia see. those on the comic order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
TO MEET
 WELLS, OCTOBER tsT
Nugget Special Service, Via skas~a,
 Whitshorse and Eagle.

"ASSSe SPNsi&' SeFNtCst wa oN&9WaI
 Whitshorse and Eagle.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Arrange- ments were completed today whereby Mat Wells the champion lightweight of England will meet Mcfarland. who was to light Ad wolsast fin Milwaukee on the 18th of the month. but the fight was declared off after the sherirr stated he would not allow the mill to go on.
 The nshs .--a-~.A between Wells and Mcfarland calls for a ten round battle to take place on the Ist of October in Madison Square Garden where all the fights have been pulled off of late here in the city.
 The manager of the Madison Square Garden has promised to re-arrange the seating capacity for the Wells -Attel fight proved several thousand more seats could he sold if arranged around the roped arena.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
sTeAomAN AVE. IN BAD SHAPE

Many complaints have reached the Nugget over the condition of Steadman Avenue North Of the Catholic Church. It is impossible to cross the street owing to the mud. The people who attend church in that vicinity and ladies who live ont that way. are com peiied to wade through mud ankle deeP. A crossing over should he pro- vtded of blanks or a few loads of coarse gravel to provide crossing at some point should be made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
CLAWS INDICTED IN
 LoRImER CASE
Nugget Special Service, Via skss~ay
 Whitehorse and Eagle.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s3-George Glavis. was indicted today by the fed eral grand jury for emhezzlement and securing money fraudulently in the Lorimer Yellow Dog Fund case
 Glavis. who was member of the Illinois Legislature at the time Senator Lorimer purchased his seat in Congress and confessed to accepting a brihe in helping to elect him. stating he did so to expose the hribe giver,
 Before the Investigating committee he confessed to receiving brihe in connection with the scandal and the indictment k the outcome of his own confession.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
PATROL COM
 MENcEs OCTOBER isT

Harry Johnson. the we'll known watchman will start his "Johnson's Patrol" on the first of October. looking after the business part of the city dur ing the dark nights of winter
 A private patrol of this kind is in augurated every winter and has proved beneficial in many instances saving the town from small blazes and seeing that those who work by night did not break into the stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Im, heart [ felt the country would b.. safe in y"ur hands The Liberal Con serNativr party welcomed the appeal tu had been under discussion of late iu our Parliament The President uf the United states has mnr. than once indi- eat"d that Canada was at the parting "f th" ways. and by yuur overwhelming vote ynu have taught him. and his people. in which direction. th, way selected by you. would lead to."
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
SPECIAL FOR MONIES
 POLICE COMMITTEE

judge gave him sentence tn attend church every Sunday for a period "f six months and two days at hard labor for every Sunday he fails to attend.
 The town has t"n many nebriates and jail sentence does not seem to do any good remarked the Justice of Peace. I'm going to try this new method to see if that will prove a sue cess. for il is hard problem [" master.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
Special to The Nugget via Sksswsy,
 Whitehorse, lawson and Eaale.

MONTREAL. Sept. 22 2 D. m Government Reciprocity has been de- reated by a large majority. the people by direct have declared they do not want reciprocity with the United States. The result developed into an unexpected landslide. the people re turning the Conservative candidates with working majority Of fifty. at the same time electing Sir Wilrrid Iaurier by large majority.
 The complete returns from all over the Dominion indicates that the voice of the people is strongly against reel procity. and Sir Wilfrid I.aurier has stated: My fellow countrymcn. the issue was left entirely in your hands
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
EARTHQUAKE PUT CABLE
 OUT OF BUSINESS

Nugget Special Service, Wa Sksgvay
 Whrtehorse and Eagle.
 SEATTLE Sept 22.-The earthquake which occurred in the vicinity "r Cor d"va. pat the Alaska cable ont of baSi n"ss between Valdez and Sitka The lin" Is operating in good shar,. a~ Gar as Sitka, and towns in that section arr receiving their daily messsgeS. while other towns have to arrange for mes saees over the Dominion Line.
 An attempt was made last night. or yesterday afternoon to span the break from Sitka to Cordova via wireless. hnt the station st Gordova went out "f commission after getting through several dispatches.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
PLEIH MINING COM
 PANY ELECT OFFICERS

Al a recent meeting of the director "f the Plein Mining X Dredging Com pany here in Nome, the following of- ncers w.rr elected for the coming year
 Joseph F pleln. president and gen ar,l na,as.r N. j. Rowe. vice -prcsi- dent and ,. n. Helps secretary and treasury
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
Nugget Special Service.

REDLANDS. Cal. Sept. 2l-fh" local justice of the police court has so much trouble with inehriates here in the city. he has inauguratrd new system Of punishing them to see if he cannot stop it
 This morning when a fellow named Corson came up for being intoxicated having been before the justice several times during the past six months. the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
CHAMP CLARK
ALSO DisAPPoINTE
Nugget Specis Service.

Nugget Speeis' Service.
 ST LOUIS. Sept aa. Drmocr,i Speaker of thr H"us. Champ Clark like President Taft is disappoin,. over th" defeat "r reciprocity for Co was th" help "r the democrats ,rs,. mad" it possible with the J'nit.d .S, ,t..,. Tn" defeat reflects upon both thr lr- puhli'ans and democrats is the ,ieN Champ Clark takes of th. rrsuh nf the election
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Wales. and leaking badly. The Edut had on load for Siberia and tli. New Jrrse, took the same over [" Nhalen. Siberia for her The vessel left for Siberia about the 2nd of the month. returned and took over a load "f c"al for the Bureau Of Education tn th, Dinmedcs, and returned here "u the 2Oth to receive fine of $500 for not complying with the customs laws and regulations.
 Social Dance. Eagle Hall. Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
COLD RECOVERED
 FROM RAMONA
Nugget Special Service Via skasw a, Whitehorse and Eagle.

SEATTLE. Sept. 22.-The deep sea divers who went North a week ago to recover the gold from the hull of the Steamer Ramona, wrecked in the Inside Passage. returned from the North yes terdsy with every ounce of the bullion They had no trouble in locating the shipment Of yellow metal after getting onboard the wreck The total amount Of gold recovered Is $i5O.OOO. which agrees with the receipts of the Wells Fargo Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
SEATTLE NO. 3
 LAST UP RIVER
Nugget Special Service.

"oSSst SpseiSI SeFNice.
 ST MICHAEL. Sept. 23.-The river steamer Seattle No. ,. is here in the harbor waiting for the passengers and mail on the s. $. Senator for up river ports.
 The Seattle No. , will he the last boat up river but may not reach Daw- son. going into winter quarters in one of the sloughs between the mouth of the Tanans and the Yukon Flats.
 There are many passengers waiting over here for the outside and several are anxious to reach Nome and spend few days before leaving for the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
ouxsUxY TO SAIL NORTH.

The Schooner ouxbury will sau for Teller Tin City. Cape York and kotrs- bus Sound ports tomorrow afternoon at { ?. r,., carrying freight, passengers and C. c. mail. For rates and infor- nrstien. inquire of the U. s. meresn. tile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
TAFT SURPRISED AND
 kEENLY DISAPPOINTED
Nugget Special Service.

PEORIA, Sept. 22.-When the result of the Canadian election Was made known to President Taft now in the city. he was greatly surprised and keenly disappointed T looked for ad entirely dimernt outcome in the cleo ton" remarked the President. but what the people want and what ti,e officers elected often believe they wan: may be entirely different. which s proven in the Canadian election
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
Is DEFEATED
RECORD BREAKING
 ALASKA SALMON PACK
Nugget Speeisi Service. Via Six
 Whitehorse and Eaale.

'"ssV0 SPVS'o' DS'0I~t' wa oNaYVsaJ'
 Whttehorse and Eagle.
 SEATTLE Sept 22 The record for packing salmon in Alaska has been broken this season. f"r the run uf fish has been extremely plentiful Th- number of cans reported from the dir- f"rent cannrries an over the district. brings the total up e" $500. ooo cans.
 Tho. catch this season iS about 90 per cent higher than last and aIl the large with the exception Of the one st ketchikan will make big money
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

MINING EDITION EARLY IN OCT.
 The Mining & Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget will be ready for delivery early n October. Be sure to place your orders to insure early delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
PANAMA WILL BE UNDER
 COMMAND OF GEN. GRANT
Nugget Special Service, Via skaeway
 Whitshorss and Eagle.

WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-The War Department has issued statement to the effect that Major General Frederick D. Grant, now in charge of the Depart ment of the East, with headquarters at Governors Island, will be placed in command of the Panama Canal Zone.
 The date on which General Grant will take over the command of the Panama Canal is not given out, only the information being to the effect that it will he soon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
FALkENsuRe ( LAUGHS. Chemists

Assays Of common and rare metals Carloads Cor isss) sf ore tsstsd on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. s5 YssIsr Way, Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
NOTICE

Do not be deceived by a monopoly. WE WILL save you 70 per cent on s.I electrical supplies. Come and see the Improved Tungsten Lamp. Carleton Hardware Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
oET YOUR COPY READY

Miners and operators who are to secure space in the Mining & Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget, should send copy in at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

We handle -ssiset- beer made from specially selected eshsman heps. The h< st beer brs~ed sn the Pacific coast. Price reasonable. Delivered st your deer frss sf charge Try this beer and ysu will hs convinced. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Before leaving for Seattle. order dozen bottles Bartlett Natural Water delivered to your statrroom from Seward Com1 Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23
NOTICE

Members of the Scottish Rites Glass, who have not yet called at lomsn Bros will do so at once, so that the group picture may be completed.
 R. W. THOMPSON,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Bowling Alley now open day and night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Social Dance. easl. Hall. Saturday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

SENATOR. WATCH HER
 The U. s. Troops are aboard. sut keep your syes on the Northern to see what she brings for aoB
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-23

Social Dance. Eagle Hall. Saturday night.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

Bisley, July lin the shooting in the
Bass competition here to-day, Corporal
Mortimer, of Canada, won fourth prize.
London, July 1.-THE board of trade has
ordered an inquiry into the accident to
the Cunard steamship Ivernia which
struck Daunts Rock last May and was so
badly damaged that she had to be
stranded in shallow water to prevent
her from sinking.
Kingston, Jamaica, July 1.-THE local
poloists about Kingston have sent an IN
vitation to the Meadowbrook Club, of
New York, to bring a team here early
next year.
Salisbury, n. c.. July 11.-One OF the
worst fires for years IN Salisbury oc-
CURED early this morning. when a two
story brick building owned by Miss Eliz-
abeth Hedrick and occupied by ]. Field
man and Sons. clothiers, was gutted by
fire entailing a loss Of $40, 900.
Barnsley, England. July u.-Three men
were killed and several others badly
scalded to-day when a new engine ex-
ploded at the Grim Thorpe coIliery when
being tested.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
NO PROTEST YET MADE.
United States Has Not Asked Ger
many for Explanation.

United States Has Not Asked Ger
many for Explanation.
Paris, July 1.-THE afternoon papers
discuss at some length the statement
printed in the Echo de Paris yesterday
to the effect that the United States has
notified the German government that the
establishment of a German naval base
on the Atlantic coast of Morocco would
gravely injure American interests. 1t
was further claimed that the United
States declared that the establishment
of such a base would be regarded as a
danger to the security of the Panama
Canal, which would constitute for the
United States direct menace.
The Temps says it understands that
while the information is correct in re-
gard to the mental disposition and in
tentions Of the American government It
was premature to say that the German
government had been approached on the
subject.
The Liberte says 1t learns that the
United States recently called the atten-
ion Of Berlin to the incompatibility OF
German initiative and the desirable de-
velopment of German-American relations.
Gibraltar, July 1.-THE French flagship
Du Chayla will sail from here for Mo-
rocco tonight.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
WILL BUY HYDROPLANE.
Navy Department. Contracts to Max
the PurchaSe.

Navy Department Contracts to Make
the Purchase.
The Navy Department has made a con-
tract for the purchase of the Triad,
the hydroplane now at Hammondsport.
n. Y.
Capt. w. II. Chambers. of the depart
ment, who has charge OF navy aero
nautlcs. has recently visited Hammonds
port where he tested the Triad by MAX
ing ascents and desccnts himself, and
he reports the machine does all that was
required of it by the contract. 1t can
ascend from shore or the deck of a
ship, go off on a scouting expedition,
bring back reports. and land within fifty
fee6 OF the sides of a vessel. Capt.
Chambers reports some wonderfully ac-
curate work done by the Triad. Although
she is required only to descend within u
reasonable distance from a ship or given
point the aeroplane alighted precisely
on flag which was set up midway be-
tween the test terminals. In the descent
the Triad settled as easily on the water
as a duck
The\intention of the department is to
send the Triad to Annapolis where an
aerodrome is being completed. Here the
education Of the officers will be COM
menced.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
Battle Flag /. Returned.

William A. Smoot. commander, and
Edgar warheld, ST., adJutant, Of the
Robert E. Lee Camp Of Confederate
Veterans, returned to Alexandria late
tonight from Albany, N. Y, where they
were presented with the battle-fiag OF
the Seventh Virginia Regiment, which
has been in the museum Of the State
capitol. The flag was turned over to
the Alexandria men by Gov. Dix
through Adjt. Gen. Berbeck.
The flag was lost at the battle OF
sharpsburg. Nd, Sept. II. 1862. but was
later recovered and placed in the Albany
museum. The Robert E. Lee camp. of
Alexandra. has been trying for the last
five or six years to get possession of
the relic. Not long ago. through the
efforts OF Louis A Cucilier. a former
Alexandrian. member OF the State as
sembly. bill was introduced and passed
authorizing the presentation. The nag
viii be placed IN the museum at Lees
Camp Hall. and arrangements are now
being made for reception to commem-
crate the event
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
AMATEUR RESULTS.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.

Capital City League-Navy Yard 4; Cornell, 1
Commercial League-WiiIzrd, u: Adams, g.
Departmental League-AgricIlture, 10; Interior, s
Distric: League-Bureau. 10; Columbia, *
Independence Lesgue-St. Martins. g. ST. Paul's.A 4
Marquette League-Tennallytown, 4; St. Ste
phen's, L
Olympia Leagues. S. Nationals, Q; Woodland, {
forfeit.
r r. Y. N. C. A League-B. s O., o; Station, Z
forfeit.
Southern z. 4. League-S0 game
Suburban League-Silrsr Spring 9; ParkTiew, ].
Sunday School League-North Carolina, 10; Ana.
costa, G.
Colored Departmental LeagUe-Bureau. .; G. P.
O.. q. forfeit.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-12
FLIGHT FROM PANAMA.
Proposal to Carry News of OpeniI
nH Erenf Wnfarxrnr

Proposal to Carry News of Opening
of Great Waterway.
A prize of $4,000 is to be offered to the
aeroplanist who will, under certain con-
ditions, take message from the Panama
Canal to San Diego during the San Diego
exposition, when it is expected the first
ship will go through the canal.
President Collier, of the Panama Pa
cific Exposition, was in the city yester-
day, and discussed the proposition. The
flight is very long one-1,OOO miles at
least-but 1t will be a particularly his
toric one, as it will give by aeroplane
the first news Of the practical compile
ton Of the canal The actual news, OF
course. will be known, Immediately by
telegraph, but the aeroplane performance
will be unique in connection with the
other great event