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New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
TO DISSOLVE SEABOARD co.
Air Line Railway Able to Dis
pense with Holding Concern.

The Seaboard Company, the holding COM
pany for the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
is TO be dissolved in the near future The
first step in this direction has already been
taken by the sale of S., 100000 Seaboard Air
Line Railway adjustment income bonds,
which the Seaboard Company held In its
treasury, to a banking syndicate headed 1t
is understood, by Blair & Co.
The proceeds received from the sale OF
these bonds, together with other funds
available in the treasury, will be used II
is SAID, TO retire the $3.50, 30 first preferred
stock OF the Seaboard Company outstand-
lng tins STOCK Lelng retirdUle at par, al
the Opuon OF the company, inc retirement
OF the Outstanding $Iof5sdb5J seCohu pie
Ierred ana $Le,O40,it0 common STOCK Oh tue
huiulng Lon4pAuy Will tnen be undertaken.
uis will De effected by SulbutIhs 10 the
holders the SeabOard AIT Line runway
STOCK deposited tor IT in the treasury OF the
SeaDOdld Company. -
pany said yesterday with regard to the
PROPOSED dissOiudUn OF tho company tlsl
il had always been Intended 10 take sucn
ACTON as son as the Seaboard Air Line
Railway had been properly financed ana
the Seaboaid Company hdd enough cash IN
its treasury 10 pay OF It's preferred stoch;;
mat ume, he auuUd, was now IN slsht, ana
accordingly steps were being taken 10 prlhg
about the dissolution Of the company. Just
when this would be completed ne coulu hot
say. ,s g.,
the Seaboard Company was organized IN
,o0S I'm the reorganization OF the Seaboard
Air line Railway, with en- authorized capi-
taI Of S72 90 900, consisting or $o,Wv'VN hIs,
preferred SlSC00,000 second preIerreu anu
sg6 O)0 OD0 common stock. The company &C. aCC
Cuired s2l .324,600 preferred and S29olb'Spo
common stock Of the railway company, a
total OF SJ09O1, 100 OF the S6O'SOc" outstaro-
ing stock Of the latter company.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
POSTAL BONDS Ar PAR
Trustees Will Buy Securities to
Prevent Drop in Price.

Washington, Nov. l7--In order TO main
tain the parity of the postal savings bonds,
the trustees OF the postal savings banks
announced to-day that they would pur-
chase these securities at PAR from persons
compelled to relinquish their investment
This action resulted from the recent re-
port that the market value of these bonds
Is only 80
Postmaster General Hitchcock declared
tonight that no depositor would endanger
ms principal by exchanging his postal saw
ings deposit for postal savings bonds The
postal savings act authorizes the trustees
10 withdraw at any time 30 per cent OF postal
savings funds on deposit for investment
IN United States bonds II was this pro-
vision that enabled the trustees TO offer to
buy the postal savings bonds, which bear
2l9 per cent interest
he only basis for the report Of an act
ual sale Of postal bonds at s2." said Mr.
Hitchcock. was an offer the other day by
a New York broker to purchase 500 Of the
bonds below par, which was not accepted
by the holder"
Mr. Hitchcock pointed out that OF the
iiist issue OF bonds s. per cent was In the
registered form. showing that the pur-
CHdStfs intended to retain them as peTma-
neht Investments and not TO use them tor
speculative purposes
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
EXCURSIONS
RESORTS.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
Courty-Harry .schel. Plaintiff, against
Abraham Kass, Hyman Werner, Jennie PooHe
y idow OF Adoiph po.owe. Martin Polowe Ihlle
~. Pessic Rosie NJ gileNsky, Annie Bern
stein Minnie Levine. BenJa nin MogileWsky,
annie Mogilewsky. David Mogi ewsky and Paul
Nogilewsky by Me, er Bernstein. as Special
Guordla oeiIg infant Children OF Rueben
MogileW sky. -~ned. Rebecca |. Cod min,
Nathan Burn, TEN. John ;. iothenberg, Mofrus
Fslk. Jefferson Bank ). Ferber. Abe sch,cher.
Strauss Ivy. J Smith. Mr. Y Gilman,
MIR shinkafsky. John Doe. Mir Greens Elm. Mr..
Torenstein. Mr. Yaiinsky, MIR korn, Mr. Faster
Mr. Zuckerman. Ar. OPS. tenants IN the mort
gaged premises. Defel danis.
10 the above named d. enddnts;
You arc hereby summoned 10 answer the COM
r,.tnt In this action and serve a copy OF your
arsXer on the attorney Tor the aintim within
tventy go, da,s after the service OF this sum
IRONS. exclusive Of the dav OF service. and IN
ment with be taken against YOU ~ defauN tor
The reli.f demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York. September ~ lpil
" JOSEPH 4. SElDMAN
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. oplce and y. O. Address,
81 PARK Row, Borough OF Manhattan. Guy
OF New York. - -,
To the defendant Rebecca !. Goldsmith. The
foregoirg summons II SER ed upon YOU oN pub +
cation pursuant 10 an order ~ the Hon Nathan
dated september "a. 1911, ard nlsd with the
complaini In the nfNce OF the Cl'fk OF the
County Of New York.
D"''N' JOSEPH A sElDMAN.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff once and T. o. Address.
81 Park Pow, Borough OF Manhatan' CITY
Of New Yerk.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
ACCEPT KEENE'S S4OO,OOO.
Creditors OF Brokers Agree to
Settle Hooking Pool Claims.
WILL REINSTATE ONE FIRM
Liabilities Of Lathrop, Haskins
& Co. Are Reduced from S3,-
100000 to $1,500,000.

AZ separate meetings yesterday OF cred
itors OF J. NJ Fiske & Co. and Lathrop.
Haskins & Co., two OF the Stock Exchange
firms which failed as a result OF the col
lapse OF the Columbus and Hooking Coal
and Iron pool early In January. II was
voted to accept James r. Keene's offer of
$4,000 in settlement OF the claims against
him as manager Of the pool
The Mechanics and Metals National
Bank, which is a creditor OF the Fiske hrm
was the only creditor to vote against ac-
ceptng the settlement Berthold Levi, who
was a member OF the pool and also debtor
Of the two firms mentioned. served notice
that he was opposed to the settlement, and
that II II was accepted without his consent
he would move for a release OF the claims
against him.
OF the amount received from MI kSene
the trustees Of j. NJ. Fiske & Co. and
Lathrop Haskns & Co. will receive, re-
specuvely. $4,000 and $4,000. less expenses
The receiver of Roberts. Hall & Criss. the
other Stock Exchange house that went
down in the collapse OF the Hooking pool.
will get sl5OOo0 OF the 100000 turned over
by Mr. Keene, as a consequence of JUS
Withdrawing claims exceeding SSvOVo1
against the pool and against Lathrop,
Haskins G. Co. This will be sufficient 10
pay OF all the creditors Of the Crtss hrm
and will enable It to obtain reinstatement
on the Stock Exchange.
Actions against Mr.. Keene for an ac-
counting as manager of the Hooking pool
and others were begun In the Supreme
Court shortly after the POOLS collapse by
the trustees OF J. NJ FIske Co.. and
later the trustees Of Lathrop, Haskins &
Co also began suit. Mr.. Keene was
charged with violation OF the agreement as
manager Of the pool. Mr.. Keene went 10
Europe before the suits were settled, +nd
on his return recently 1t was announced
that he had offered 100000 In full settle
ment Of any claim whatsoever against him
and the Stock Exchange firm Of Pepper q
Sternbach, his brokers In the pool trans
actions, and the individual members OF the
firm, either Jointly or severally.
As one consequence Of the settlement the
firm OF Lathrop Haskins & Co. Is released
Of claims against II aegregating more than
s5OO.0O0 and as a result Of certain other
offsets the liabilities Of the firm are re-
duced from 100000, al which they stood
after the failure, 20 about $l,5O0,ooO
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.


COOK; CHAMBERMAlD' wAlTREss;-rrwoe Two
swiss girls together or separatei COOK, mrs
class: chamberInaid, waitress; years excel
Ient personal references; city or country IN
austria Association Employment Agency, ~
West 42d. Phone. 52l0 Bryant -
I1VE NISS --ti, ,rman, speaks French, ltal-
i,n English; teaches music; four years ret-
.repce from one employer; CITY OF country
" Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 5O3 oth ave.
entrance l2d.
yFPNFss-Hlghiy educated refined young
y,,,nsn spea King French. German and English,
,.o,,iS i've 10 teach one or two children, or DO
comnanion TO lady. good traveller excellent re5oo
eyrn~,s Y T Miss FtizGelald bureau, OVO
sth ave. Centrance 42d ST.
LAIN DRESS.-swiss; first class: shirts. col
- - ctfs. . years excellent references; city
- ronntrv; $50 s3j. Miss Buckleys Employ
mi agency, IL West 42d. Phone. Tisf
BRYANT
S.I,fsERy GOVERNEsS.- Refined young Ger
man: good llnguisi cheerIui attfsc,Ne per
,i"ii,y, FOND OF children. best city references;
80, ~, country: S3O-S35. Miss Buekley's Eui-
,,uyyn,ont Agency. II West 42d. Phone, 1887
x.i-,ci5--T adv would like to place Protestant
'NhiS,sss nurse: over years reference from
-, .rnioyer who may be seen. Call Thurs
- ,ncrnine between 10 and H. $40 Park ave.
New York city.
,-TasF, viii take one patient Tor the winter at
bar own home. on Long isiaho lnhim OF
~ csss Will receive skiful attention al
very moderate terihs "NN-' - - 49, ''N
Is. tribune Once e--.------,--
s,.,,f- -FngiiYh trained: will take entire
Nuhe tnfsnt from birth; understands all
10 Pc eight years reference. NJ. NJ, Miss
FU1Sierald's Bureau 5o3 oth ave Entrance
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
ARMY

have been Issued;
ARMY.
t,.ytcnan, Colonel ELMORE T. TAGGARI'
Infantry 20 4th Infantry, vice Lieutenant
S,oiorei DAVID c. SHANKS. relieved.
Firs, Lieutenant ALLEN W. GULLlON' from
p,..; "a ieuienant 10 -gSa LLOYD r. FREDENDALL,
frOu, Goth TO % Infantry. - .
Charlaiu LESLIE r.. GRONEs' I4tn MANY, 1a
IRON Fort Apache 20 Fort William Henry
Leaves 5f absence: Major JOSEPH WHEE, E.55,
lnod,,.. Lam Major WILLIAM NJ. MORROW,
Porto Rico regiment of in,enuy y, W.
months: Captain ROBERT c. WiLtdAMS,
pevpaster two months on reileI troih On
t,bilippioes; Captain RALPH 8 GRAY
CIR guarermaster one Inonth aho NJ NJ
}&gn ~ w ET,TNER. 2d Field ARTILLERY.
me month and fifteen DAYS; First Leu
tenant JOSEPH J. GRACE Coast Artli, i'LI,
Ttc,tcnant JAMES NJ LOCKETT. ION
Infcntry two months from Deeem69er i
rirst Lieutenant JOHN F. FRANKLIN:
7th Infantry, two months on hrIlNaA oi
III infantry al proper station
NAVY.
Pear Admiral 4 ROSS. retired. detached
naval training station. Great Lakes Norm
ca,,a,n aRi'e&'' " 70 FFfTLLAM FfILAM duty commandant
naval training station. Great Lakes
North Chicago, Noyembef 20. .,..A ,,o
Nidshipman J. A. FLETCHER, detacheo the
vermont; 10 the MONTGOMERY
,,t,st Imam A DAVIDSON, detached the
New Hampshire; 70 the MontgoiueIS' ,Aa
NidshiDman NJ. j. FOSTER, detached 'he
lJisslssippi: to the Montgomery.
MIdshipman NJ s. BROWN. detached the
,:ebraska: to the Montgomery
vt5sbipnan H. n BRANHAM, detached the
Enrtb carolina; 10 the Montgomery
Nf9sbInman y 5. Stclnwachs, detached the
,,,dsIinrnor ] ~ = BRADLEY. detached the
Michigan; TO the Montgomery
Nilyhipman l. ANDERSON. detached the
.rbsnIair : X EVANS detached naval train
ing station San Francisco 10 the Pen
sacOla
MARINE CORPS.
cantain MACKFR BABB. one months leave.
Sec,nd Lieutenant j. It. DUNCAN one
month's leave.
MOVEMENTS OF WAR vEssELs-The
following movements Of war vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
,,oy 7e-The Arethusa, at Sewai Point; the
Ttah. at Cape Cod Bay; the MISSISSIPPI
santa cruz del Sur. the Intrepid. al Mare
Island. ,rr
Nov 1G-The Cincinnati from Mare Island
for Honolulu the Biddie' I6e ~, DanisreH' sincE,
ION from navy yard. New YORK for
sandy Hook Bay. route Norolk, tho
Macdonough and ;hc Morden, from Nsw-
nori for Sandy Hook Bay en- route Nor
folk the ArethusB. from Norfolk foT
sewau Point: the vulcan. from Newport
tor Norfolk. via Delaware Bfeakwaieri
~ Rrutus from Newport News for
Pnrtsmouth. ~ H.. the Mississippi, from
rsngicI Sound for Hampton Roads; the
,sadIIcah. from Manzanilo for santa Cruz
al sur. the Intrepid, from san Francisco
for Marc Island; The Alan from Hamp-
ION Roads for Guautanamo, the uhcds'
Sn,,, Eorfolk for Guantanamo, the Pa
t,xrnt and the Potomac. from Norfolk
for Pensacola
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
RANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Rerlin. Nov. 1.-THE weekly return OF the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows the fol-
lowing changes: Cash on hand Increased
81 s99 900 marks, loans. decreased 6'4'i'"o
marks, discounts decreased 5S.4SS'COO marks.
ueasurv bills decreased 4695.oO0 marks;
notes in circulation decreased sSyJ'VVV .ys Wv,
marks. deposits increased so,blVVV' solu oi'
land increased 40, 0,S2O0 600 marks.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
PROPOSALS. %

T~VTT1TION FOR PROPOsALs.-TREAsC
Department Washington, -. C., November
. 10ii.-sealed proposals Will be received at
mis- Office uutil o'clock T.. NJ. on the iith day
81 December 1911. and then opened, FOR the
tr..onstr trucuon. etc. Onciudtng plumbingl, ct
thc a. s. Marine Hospital, AT Stapeton staten
isIend New york. The work consists OF the
construction OF two three-story wings having
n total ground area OF i,15O square feet. recon
structing the entire interior OF the old build-
Ing and adding fourth story TO portion
thereof Drawings and specifications may be
obteined frovo the Custodian of the buldlng
M AT this Office. at the dscr 'tion of the super
visiuR Architect, JAMES KNOX TAYLOR
TehiffCF
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
pANxsupr, HAS 1o4 CREDITORS.

Ioseph Fcldman. salesman. at No. ll51
Rroadwav Yesterday filed petition IN
bankruptcy, with liabilities Of sl4'si4 and no
oseats The debts were principally contract
ed in Chicago in 1906 and 1891 and In IN this cry
H. The Iast tnree years There are lOi cred
To-. ip for All knds OF merchandise. clothing.
drugs. iewelry, haberdashery. TOBACCO;
cigars, postcards, lingerie, laundry and
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
Mo HOUNDS FOR ARMY OFFICERS.

washington. Nov. 1.-THE army cannot
.'t,'tain a pack Of hounds 10 be followed
- .,,,,ts so that officers may improve In
n,rseranship. The Controller of the Treas
- so decided The commandant OF
ry TAINTED noS service school al Fort Riley
tne @ eSked authority TO eXpend not
Irers hans1h than SIS monthly for this purpose
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
oesKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST BANkBOOkS.


BANKBOOK No. SOL or Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person hav-
INK q claim TO IL IS hereby called upon 10
presen: the came within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and new
one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN.--Bankbook No. iTl4T5 OF
the German Savings Bank In the CITY OF
New YORK. corner 9Th ave. and 18th st.. Issued
10 Adolph Ludwig Waechter All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II not
returned - the bank the 9th day OF De-
cenbor, 1911, duplicate will be issued.
LOST-Bankbook No 1.OO2 05O. Bank for
SAVINGS. 2Su ith ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 97526e, Bank for
Savings 2SD ith ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return hook 10 bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 0G2 $40. Bank for
Sav'nPs $50 ith ave. Now York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 50S.71s Bank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
1ypewRiTINo AND rYPEwRITEas

AZ astonishnEiy low prices. Underwuods Rem
ing,onn. Royals. ETC.. rebuilt and guaranteed
roN TYPEWRITER AGENTS. % Nassau ST.
Manhattan, n Court ST. BROOKLYN.
In-1OU VtrlRl.E. 80 Nassau u CatsIosus
free: all makes taken part payment. bargalns
I'm Undtrwoods. Kemingtona. divers bmitnA
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

tonnage OF 5000 to 10000 cars year,
which the Frisco can handle from the out
set
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

- HEREBY GIVEN TINT on THE
~ DAY o. NSysmGST n the o Ss % %'GgT Sny
signru ~. md vending all kinds OF stocks in
n ,ns' Ss,y ss,f of New york under the frm name OF
ne TOYEs d CO. al no. 90 broadway. New
York CITY: - ~ to11
DATED CHARLES 4. MOVES,
JULIUS ". MOVES
WILLIAM l.. MARSTON
,-nv MOONEY 4 sHTPMAN. Attorneys
bLNal7 wall street. New YORK city
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

Magnificent s. 2. Arabic"
leaves Feb. 4, rates Si00 up.
including shore excursions; II
enchanting days. stop over
privileges. Final Round the
World Tour this season leaves
Jan. 20; $3.50. Frank &. Clark.
Times Bldg. New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
eoARO AND ROOMS.

---,,1-,,r- Nth American people with aim tc
Li,s iess. nriyatc house; opposite Park; conven-
p'''e', Al ra-s. large. small rooms; parlor dih-
ing Telephone 1s52- LLlr-- ~ M.-- l.tth
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
WANTED.


Male.
AMERICAN gentee,. wants evening work suGh
as secretary, correspondent; mechahicany
handy. very moderate pay. Nj. g. C'' lrloune
Once.
pOOKKEEPER, stenogrepher typewriter: 3
vears' experience; educated. IL; can uSI
su;Itcbboard. would take charge OF small
downiovsn once OF assist: $40. L. Friedman
I34 Iavonia ave. BROOKLYN n--
CHATTFFEU EUR-Mechanic 900; married. under
stands all makes OF cars; SOBER Wiling snu
capable: careful driver. do own repairs: sN
wears shop seven years road experience; oest
reference. wishing change. Alex saas' 5oS Last
10Th ST.
CTERK--Middie aged German. experienced
borkkeeping Office and outdoor WORK, Some
French and Spanish and ability as salesman,
etc Address R8ssmann. care o' Adoressihs
com pany OF New York. ~ West Broa9Hsy.
SALESMAN 1as), five years experience
would like to connect with reputable houss.
Address X c. b.. Tribune Office. e.-
S'TI7DFNT OF employees welfare work desires
a position with concern planning OF enfsseo W
~ has some experiences In business and IN soclsi
= orL T s., Tribune Uptown Office, 1904 broad-
way. ----------------
YoTTZG man (23) experienced in stenog-
raphv and clerical work. wishes position
With opportunlty for Advancement Win eocd
err, host references. r. ~. Trlhune D-I--..
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

IFtom the Tribune Bureau.
Washington, November IL.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
e,IpNIspeo ROOMS WANTED
c0oAPTNeRsHlP NOTICE

,,f-1 oW IITH sT.-on upper door OF apart
hr,..O," bouss: steam heat; 81 10 So G. u
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


r.,py and POULTRY MAN wants position.
Address A. Eisenmsnn, Lneroft. n. -
TIFANEsE BUTLER or VALET wishes posi-
IN: rood reference; $50 UP. T. *" 19s
Lexington ave.
SLFITL MAN.-German-A American 80: wants
rosition as useful man. experienced me
chanic: viii tend furnace end care 20, srounds'
Miss Buckleys Emnloyment Agency II Wes'
42d. Phone 74sT Bryant t---
VALET or ATTENDANT.-Neat sober young
Lsnciishnlan whom you can depend upon; best
of refeIen,e. Valet. Tribune Uptown ONCE lSo4
Broadway.
Female
On ,,,BERNiAID. Competent Finnish girl; good
Nonm.ttesg and maid. best reference. city or
co,ntry. Jussis Agency, $50 Lexington ave.
CaANBTRMAID.-Nor girl desires po-
tit,ino as ch0mbermaid and Eeamstress. Elise
Nelson. 337 West 30th st. "
0oV-SwisF. FIRST class all branches, with
ar without kitchenmaid. neat. economical J.
,o,,r wears excellent references; city or coun-
,o"' S4o.Si5 Industrial Association Employ
,nssnt Agency. II West 42d Phone o2lO
COOK Scotch young 500 friend chamber
,nnid waitress; S25; together or separate
o veqrs' city references; city or country
I,dustriai Association Employment agency.
~ West s2d. Phone. $40 BRYANT
co0K-Can take chefs plsce. understands
- ts,encb cook ng, etc, excellent New YORK
"a Eeyyport references. a.. Miss FitzGer-
aiG's Bursau 503 9TH ave, entrance 42d.
S.I7f5sFs Con petcnt ana experienced Infants
II ~ 49, prot = ant; take charge bring up on
bottie. undcTstthuh AZ tOouss CITY t'lcleH'c'
IsI East s2d o. -
erwING tplair). ripping. darning. by eolored
aron,an: out b. day or home. Address NJ. H..
,,% usst $50 a.. (basemenp.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

SEWING (plnir). ripping darning.. BY esolorssd
,.H Wsst $50 a.. (basemenp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
ARCTIC BROTHERS WILL
GIVE ANOTHER SERIES

The clamor aud cry set up when i
discontinue their series dances for the
season, has forced the organization n
reconsider the Announcement, and as a
result the Arctic brotherhood has de-
cided to give one moro, and absolutely
tho final series of dances Of tho sea
son. The first dance viii be given next
place, and according TO present arrange
ments the affair will be a rousing sue
cess. The series will comprise but
three dances and the committee in
charge. James Granger Joe Sheldon
and Ralph Lomen. promise that each
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
Wife OF EXPLORER
SECURES DIVORCE

Hf conducting an expedition 70 ascend
Mount McKinley and that during the
period Of his absence the defendant
tailed - provide for his wife properly
Lloyd did not contest the suit ana
IL is believed that ho was in favor Of
he action
Friends II m" Explorer assert that
LI"Ed intended tn star, divorce rro-
.,'diuGs if his former wife had not
taken tho initiative
IL viii 10" rculcn1 bcr"d that ThTonraa
LLOYD was involved in thu Cook Pear,
.ontrovers> and thar h. figured prom,
u.uty in branding the former a liar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
NAT GOODWIN
LOSES AN OTHER
HANDSOME ACTOR WILL TRY
BACHELORS LIFE.
Special Nugget Serv,ss.

NEW YORK, March S0.-A decree Of
divorce was granted Mrs Edna Good
rich Goodwin Yesterday from her form
cr actor husband, Nat Goodwin. The
actress was given permission to marry
again. but Nat was prohibited from
again taking the step, until his di-
vorced wife passes away 30 alimony
was granted.
Goodwin has as Vet 10 marry hi,
sixth woman. He has been Joined in
marriage five times up to date and
had fair prospects for a sixth until
h" was prohibited from taking another
unto himself
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
GRAND TIME
A COMING

a good TIM Is coming and its Al
most her" for urxt Tuesday evening
the people in charge Of the Kennel clm
well give baIlat the Eagle hall. when
elr'iou returns viii Doe r..gd between
dances
The Eagles have donated thu hall t.
the Kennel club for the evening and
tn" receipts viii so to help swell tho
purse for the All ALASKA Sweepstakes
race
Those in charge VIII plac, tickets on
sale. for IN" price Of 81 50 this viii al
low the men folks to attend tho dan q
with ladies free, aud the coupon VIII
allow the bearer and ladies into the
roped space at the grand stand when
tho An Alaska Sweepstakes race Is
started and finished
Tho quarter mile stretch VIII be rap-
ed off ami the holders of the ticket
which win also allow the holder to at
tend tho dance April are 20 be given
right to witness the start and finish.
others will lie obliged 10 hunt posi-
tinns further down tho course
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
ROPER CASE is POSTPONED
UNTIL TOMORROW

The trial Of Fred Roper charged
with assault with deadly weapon
which was to have been heard In the
commissioners court this afternoon at
? o'clock. was postponed until tomor-
row at the same time
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
WIRELESS TO
THE IO|TAROD
WILL SOON BE INSTALLED AND
IN OPERATION.
1aet's Special Service.

SEATTLE, March 3O-Thrco com
plcte sets of wireless apparatus. for
as many stations, arrived here today
and on May l win be SHIPPED to tn,
lditarod, where they will be installed
and operated
me steamer lie Barge conveyed the
apparatus here from San Francisco.
General Manager Milligan with -four
assistants will go along with the three
sets, which they viii set up and on
crate upon the completion of their
work
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
MEMORIAL MASS MEETING
ENDS IN GRIEF
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, March 3O-Overcome
by grief at the memorial mass meeting
yesterday thirty women were removed
from the scene of pathos. Many be
came hysterical and were sent 10 the
various hospitals. while others in a less
serious condition. were dispatched L.
their respective homes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30

For tho best and cheapest meal in
town go to Modini's Cafe. Only first
class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30

lud every one of the affairs VIII outl
III past performances Don't forsr,
h. date April ! There's a reason
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
ELWOOD BRUNER
A CANDIDATE

Yesterday afternoon several citizens
walked into Elwood Burners Office in
the Masonic building and presented
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30
BROWN AND FRoMM
SHOULD ARRIVE roNI0AT

Bobby Brown and u !. NJ Promm
should arrive in this camp tonight
from ouncll whore the doctor has been
-ngaged Tor the past ten days
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30

For the best I'm table wines try "A
gallon Of either claret. port or sherry
from Seward Commercial Co Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-30

Secure your rooms tor the Winter
al the Elite Baths. Steam heat. all
the comforts OF q home.