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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16
Eiwooa srun.r |. .ure .u, harm,ny

Ei~ood Rruner is sure eur harmony, Snd We like it deed We do Then with that musical reed. oh the end to help out as necho, why there Is nothing to it combined with So much able SUD- port.
 When you hear people saving: Ut was dne what there was of it. but it was far too short,"' you can make up your mind they are like the little boy with the apple tart. IL was delicious and he asked his mother why they didn't make apple tarts the size of an apple instead of the little dishes in his play house." You just cannot get too much of good thing SO all we can say is Well, Well. We would like to have some more of it.
 Great credit is deserving nearly every member who took part. and es- pecially the members of the chorus. In their opening number they certainly excelled anything ever heard in Nome. and proved that lots of good hard training had been devoted to their work The last or closing number was also good, and We would have enjoyed an extra thrown in.
 Mrs. De Is Croix and Charlie Jones ss the Lsping girl and the stuttering boy walked away with a huge chunk of the applause for the evening. They were good, and such clean nice stunts without the least sign of affectatiop is always appreciated by the public
 Margaret Moldt has won a warm spot in the hearts of the Nome peo- pie so much so, that they settle down for few moments of solid comfort when she commences to sing. and of late she is gaining ground rapidly as la sweet public singer.
 What many failed to understand was the name of Mcclure being given to such natural descendant of Father Jacob" boy as "Yiddish" as the day is long. and who has some of the old Jewish traits that have long since been forgotten by the present generation.
 A Y q M. D Samuels is expecting to open school in advertising. and the first course for beginners is now posted in his window. It is a fine system if one can master the same but like o,har sciences one must have had previous traning 10 understand and "catch on" al a glance
 
 The sio" progress being made by the melting of the ice in Snake river and the water flowing over it to the sea ieds one to believe that it will be way up till June before the ice leaves the river this year.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16
TRIBUNE IN ERROR.

The Tacoma Tribune had a more or less nerS editorial on Alaska the other day and in commenting on the fact a lew people in the westward saw it to pass resolutions in which they ask . ed 10 be annexed To Canada, it said:
 "of course such a move would never assume serious proportions Despite
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16
NOME, ALASKA, MAY IS, 1911.

Our new municipal judge is not sd- verse to dshing out fines and sem tences when needed. Yesterday he fined 8 defendant twenty dollars for striking a man four times. At five dollars a punch a fighting man would so broke here in Nome with the new judge on the bench.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16
INFORMATION WANTED.

Any one knowing anything about Will Ref. Whether dead or alive or any information in regards to him. Please write his brother Last heard from at the Tresdweil mines in 1905.
 J c. REEF. 1918 Market St.
 Oakland, Cal. Other papers please copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16

The Corwin has been at sea five days now and each hour brings her A little closer to Nome. In a few more days the fun will commence-that is the spy glass stunts" and seeing smoke" acts will begin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16

Madero may get the double cross vet. There is general in his ranks . ho sspires to the leadership and as ., is a case Of dog eat dog" in Mexico. at the present writing. we would not be surprised to hear that Madero was consumed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16

For nies warm bath in the largest path rooms in the city try the City sssh House Everything 6rst eIas. snd up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16

For the best and cheapest meals in town go to Modini's Cafe. The only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS AND suRaEoNs

]. N. SLOAN. M. Q. C. ~.
 Manitoba University. L.. R. c. P. Edinburgh, l.. R. c. &, Edinburgh, T.. F. r. & S.. Glasgow.
 Ofce hours: to 3 and to s:sC D. m. Phone: office. Main t5: resi-. dence. Black 45.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-16

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
MONTHLY HOPS OF
THE s. |. BOAT club

The Staten Island Boat Club has
sent out invitations for its semi
monthly hops for the summer sea-
son, and the committee has been
hard at work decorating and reno
waiting the boat house for the open
ing dance Saturday night at $3.50
o'clock.
These dances have proved sue a
success during the past few seasons
that the boys feel very much encour-
aged for all their labors, and are en-
~deavoring to make the coming hops
more attractive than ever by having
better music, a good floor and fine
decorations. A light supper is also
to be served at II P. NJ. each night.
A big crowd is looked for next
Saturday night, especially from the
dancing set, and the oarsmen feel
sure they will all be well repaid for
attending.
The committee in charge consists
OF A. w. Lenderoth, chairman; Z.
w. Gould, A. Waite, F. G. Huber, A.
f. Hart and F. G. Jansen, ex-otficio.
The officers of the S. 1. B. c. are:
Frank G. Jansen, president; Will
lam B. Ayndale, captain; Frederick
G. Huber, treasurer; A. w. Len
droth, secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
SENTENCED To
TERMS IN JAIL
Nan and Woman Convicted
OF Vice on Island.

Justice Fleming, presiding with
his associates, Justices wilkins and
Moore. on the bench in the court of
special sessions at St. George, We'd
nesday. sentenced Thomas McGrath,
a barkeeper for Frederick kinsinger
in Canal street. Stapleton, to six
months in the county Jail, and Rose
Sidders, a h~ousekeeper in William
Winters hotel, Water street, Staple
ton. to Jail for sixty days. The
charge in each case was keeping a
d~isorderly house. The Sidders wom-
an was found guilty of the charge a
week ago and McGrath was found
guilty on Wednesday.
The arrest of both the man and
woman was made following a cru
SADIE of the Mems Church League OF
the borough of Richmond, Of which
City Magistrate Joseph B. Handy IS
the president. The evidence was Sc
cured against both places by Detec-
tfves Buckland and Brown, of police
headquarters in Manhattan, on April
1 and the arrests were made on April
4. McGrath's case had been post
poned five times and last week when
he failed to appear in court because
of i~ntoxication Justice wilkins, then
presiding, ordered him locked up so
he would be able to be in court this
week. This is another point gained
by the Church League in its vice
crusade on the island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
GRADUATES TO !
Get DIPLOMAS
Schools Are Getting Ready
fer Exercises.

Graduation exercises in the public
schools of the city of New York are
being arranged for the latter part or
this month. The exercises at public
school No. l., Tottenville, will be held
in the auditorium of the school on
Friday night, June 80. principal N.
]. Lowe announced at the school yes
terday that the entire class of
twenty-five whose names were pub
lished yesterday would graduate and
receive their diplomas at that time.
Seventeen who graduate at the Feb
ruary term will also take part in the
exercises and receive their diplomas.
The exercises at public school NO.
8, Pleasant Plains, will be held in
the assembly hall at that place on
Wednesday night, June 2S. Prlnc1-
pay Gould ]. Jennings announced
yesterday that there would be a class
of fourteen to graduate, twelve from
the 8B grade and two from the ga
grade. Eight who graduated in Feb
ruary will receive their diplomas at
the same time. DR.. Frank Crowther
has been secured to deliver the adj
dress to the class at the latter school.
An elaborate program is being ar
ranged at both places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09

If you have something to trade
put an advertisement in our ex-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
DAVID MCDONALD is OUT
ON BAIL FOR HEARING

Magistrate Marsh, in the second
district court at Stapleton, yesterday
held David Mcdonald, OF Station ave-
nue., Pleasant Plains, in $1,000 bail
for examination on Wednesday, June
IA. Bail vas furnished and McDon-
aid was released. Mcdonald, who
was arrested Wednesday on a serious
charge preferred by Dora Hillyer, of
Amboy avenue, Eltingville, spent the
night in the lookup at Stapleton.
Counsellor J. Harry Herman, of Sta
pleton, has been secured to defend
him.
William Long, of Prince Bay, who
was arrested on a serious charge
preferred by Margaret Schopp, four
teen years old, daughter of Charles
Schopp. of Prince Bay Beach. is be-
ing held in $1,000 bail for the grand
jury. 1t is expected that his case
will come up at the present term
now being held at Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
DENNIS ]. CALVIN AGAIN
SENT TO T0TTENVILLE

Sergeant Dennis J. Glayin, former
Iy a patrolman at the Ninety-ninth
precinct station, Tottenyille, who
was promoted on Monday, May 8,
by Commissioner Waldo and sent to
the Efghty-frst precinct station,
West New Brighton. was yesterday
transferred to ~Tottenville, 10 his old
precinct. Sergeant William NJ.
Dobbins, who was promoted several
months ago and sent to TottenvIlle,
from the Health Department Squad
in Manhattan. was sem to take Ola
wins place at West New Brighton.
This change is in accordance with
the policy of the new commissioner
in sending the men to the precinct
nearest to where they reside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
SUM H0kED TO COURT FOR
CARRYING OLD LICENSE

Charged with a violation of the
motor vehicle law in driving his au-
tomobile with a 1910 license, Andrew
Dannenhoffe, of $40 Manor avenue,
Woodhaven, Long Island, was served
with a summons by Bicycle Patrol
man Louis Bruggeman, of the Nine
ty-ninth precinct police station, Tot
tenville, on Wednesday to appear in
court yesterday to answer to the
charge. Dannenhoffe, who is a re-
tired business man, was caught at
the ferry in Bentley street. Totem
Vile. after he had run the machine
from Woodhaven to this place on
the old license. In the second dis
trict court yesterday Magistrate
Marsh postponed the case until to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
T0TTEkviLLE

Mrs. A. j.. Smith, Mrs. II. e.
Smith, Mrs. William Scott and Mrs.
George Moore were entertained 1T
luncheon on Tuesday by Mrs Samuel
Cunningham, in Manhattan. After
the luncheon they attended a natl
nee.
Mrs. j. C. Keigwin, who has been
at the home of her brother-in-law,
C. T. Van Deusen, left yesterday for
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. f. W. Wood, with Mrs. J. w.
Henderson and Mrs. Ella Ford, spent
Tuesday wish the formers daGgl-
ter. at Hazelet.
Captain Reuben Simonson, of
Kreischerville, was operated on at
the S. r. Smith Infirmary yesterday
for gall stones.
Captain Robert Busby. of the aux
Hilary yacht Kalmire, Owned by Mr..
Park, of Park & Tilford, New York,
has returned from Miami, Florida,
and is at A. c. Brown & Sons yard,
being overhauled.
United Council, Jr. 0. u. A. NJ,
met last night.
Richmond Lodge, No. 80, knights
Of Pythias, meets tonight.
The EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes in this Vicinity than ally
ether publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
MEN TEACHERS ASSN.
GIVE LADIES DINNER

The Men Teachers Association of
Richmond borough gave a very de-
lfghtful ladies' dinner at Hugot's
Crystal Gardens last Saturday night.
The officers of the association for
the past year have been 7. F. Dono-
van Cprincipal of school 49,, its
genial and efficient president, and
Lucien S. Hyde (of school 21), its
highly esteemed secretary and treas
urer.
At the conclusion of the dinner an
Informal and harmonious business
meeting was held at which George Fl.
Mildly Cof public school 49, was
elected president for next year, and
James Rarrigan (schOol 49,, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Short speeches were made by DR..
Darwin l.. Bardwell, who was intro
duced by the newly elected president
as one Of the founders of the club;
by Commissioners Ralph Mckee and
John Martin and Elias Silbersteip,
recently installed as principal of
school u vice Samuel Viertel, trans
ferred to Manhattan.
Among those present at the din
ner were T. F. Donovan. Lucien S.
Hyde, DR.. and Mrs. Darwin L. Bard
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee,
John Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nc
Kee Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan J..
Lowe, Miss Annie E. Cole, Lewis H.
Denton. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias SLIDER
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford c. Ed
wards, DR.. F. T. Donovan, Miss Don
ovan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrigan,
Miss Harrigan, Fred A. Holder
Egger, Miss Holder-Egger, b. j.
Statnon, Watson F. Keeney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard NJ. Tracey, Morris E.
SiegeI, Miss-Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Viertel, of Manhattan; Pres
id~ent-elect and Mrs. Nulty and John
w TNirAn,on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
JUDGE PUTNAM
AT JUNE TERM
Announces Criminal Casss
to Start June 19.

Justice Harrington Putnam, who
is presiding at the June term of the
supreme court at the county court
house, Richmond, has announced
that the week of June 10 will be de
voted to the trial of criminal cases.
The grand jury which convened on
Monday at the opening of the term,
with William Mitchell, of New
Brighton, as foreman. has adjourn
ed until Monday without making any
report. Sheriff John ]. Collins and
County Clerk c. Livingston Bost-
wick yesterday drew another panel
of trial jurors to appear Monday at
Richmond. OF the forty drawn the
following were summoned from Tot
tenville: Felix Lund, of William
street; Theodore Sleight, of 1877
Broadway; David J. Williams, OF
Bentley street. and Abner A. Mar
shall, of Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
ANOTHER FISH STORY HEARD.

Richard Harris, who claims the
title of champion angler of Sandy
Ground. relates the following expert
ence he had while fishing on the
banks of Bogardus Lake, neal his
home, Sunday. He says he was about
to pull in his line when he felt a tug
at his coat. Looking around ne
caught sight of a large swapping tur-
tie pulling away. He lost no time
in capturing the turtle which, when
weighed, tipped the scales at ten
hounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09

of Nance avenue, Prince Bay, is car
rying his right hand in a sling as the
result of a sprained thumb that he
received while playing ball at pub
lie school No. 3, Pleasant Plains,
yesterday morning. Johnson went
to the Office of DR.. Renwick, in Am
boy avenue. Prince Bay. where his
injured hand was dressed by the
DbVSician
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09
FOOTLIGHT CLUB PLANS.

At a meeting of the recently or
ganized Footlight Club of Totem
Vile, held at the home of Herbert
Bedell, in Amboy avenue, plans for
a sail the latter part of this month
was discussed. An effort is being
made to secure the "Lottie B." own
ed by Captain Webb Bedell, in which
to take the sail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09

If you have something to trade
put an advertisement in our ex'
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-09

EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes in this vicinity than GnY
otbar D~ublication.
The herald., 1911-05-25
The Harem Skirt.

There considerable number ubbeneck Canal
wearing
hips
ladies'
term becoming lady We
of the will harem skirt will
be adopted We this makeup
and being devoid
womens wearing apparel
carde will look
nsensei in dress.
The herald., 1911-05-25
A General Adolph Meyer" School.

agitation just the Naval Station section
recently
for this From all people
available down there that
icpae the locality
This is just the
nsisnt city,
when the
condition has makeh
School Board building,
better shape prac
a demonstrated
however that
ne funds available could only purchase three lots while
objection since i'll
evident that spend money
building there while the pce presently racd on those lots rdd
future enlargement entirely
school and the School Boards full committee including
Secretary Williams conditions school
writing 1t was stated
night however there was proposition now on foot to hold meet
and have Olivier
Land Company the
square his
Commenting move was
marked by entirely appropriate
thing the
whom particular
to- than does late Congressman who
remnsceny gentleman in October 1894 when
Paange
Court which the Olivier family $4,000
round occupied by the Naval Station following
efforts which this
of $l2OO
Olive
little
listed
think this
Of Meyer"
Many others also think
schools and the like But
hat the city will throw
locality growing like this place The
should there
today year. probably the
Meantime will the
trendo OF development of he Vest Ic
The herald., 1911-05-25
METHODIST NOTES.

At the Methodist Sunday school last
Sabbath morning there were touching
and impressive talks from the pastor
Rev. ]. w. Booth, and the Superinten.
dent, Mr.. A. S. Daniels, occasioned by
the death of one of the pupils, Edward
Verdoodt.
At the close of the talks resolutions
were passed by the rising vote of the
entire Sunday school, as follows:
Whereas, God in His wisdom has
taken our friend and school mate Ed
ward from our midst,
Be it resolved, that we, his pastor,
S. S. Superintendent, teachers and
classmates, extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy to his bereaved mother, broth
ers and sister.
Be it further resolved, that copies of
these resolutions be sent to his moth
er, the paper and the secretary of the
S. S. (Signed)
MISS R. PETTIGROvE,
MRS. A. C. KING.
Teachers.
PETTIGROvE,
Secty, Of Sunday School.
The herald., 1911-05-25
NEW BOOKS.

The following is the list of new
books just arrived at the Public Ii
brary and ready for distribution:
Fiction.
"Quicksands," F. H. Lea.
What's his Name" A. B.. McCut
cheon.
Golden Horseshoe" Rob. Aitken.
NOn-Fiction.
Standard Musical Biographies, Up.
ton.
Cancellation with America, Burke.
Marine Engineers and how to Be.
come One, Constantine.
Guide to English History, Elson.
How it Flies or the Conquest of the
Air,
History of Benjamin Franklin, Ford.
History of George Washington, Ford.
Bacon is Shakespeare, Sir Ed. Law
renee
characteristics of Women, Jameson.
American Problems, Hugo Munster
berg.
The Holy Bible, Douay Version.
Cyclopaedia of practical quotations.
Juvenile Non-Fiction.
Guide to Great Cities, Northwestern
Europe, Singleton.
Child's Guide to Mythology, Clarke.
Scouting for Boys, Powell.
Old Testament Stories for little chill
dren, Craigen.
Famous Scouts, Johnston.
Stories of great inventions, E. E..
Burns.
Earth and sky, every child should
know, ]. E. Rogers.
Juvenile Fiction.
Boys of Vanford's Basin, Hamp.
Sunny Corner story-book.
The herald., 1911-05-25
A GRAND TRIBUNAL.

At the recent session of the Grand
Lodge held at Baton Rouge, Judge
Peter Clement was honored by having
been appointed by Grand Chancellor
Brown one of the three members of
the Grand Tribunal, of the Order for
the state. The Grand Tribunal is a
committee of three to whom all mat
tiers of law are reported for final de-
cisions. They hold meetings at such
times as required, and at the regu-
lar sessions of the Grand Lodge. The
next session of the Grand Lodge will
be held at Alexandria, La, Bogalusa
having lost again by a small majority
The herald., 1911-05-25
Notice of Postponement.

Owing to the fact that many of those
who had consented to recite at the
coming entertainment for the benefit
OF Mt. Olivet Church had conflicting
engagements, and would not be able
TO be present on the evening of June
:, the illustrated lecture and entertain
ment has been postponed one night,
and will be held on Saturday, June g
at the Pythian Hall at 8 p. m. A splen-
did program has been arranged with
both home and outside talent assist
Ing. Refreshments will be served.
Please note that the tickets. though
dated for the End, will hold good for
the 3rd, as the entertainment will he
on the Bird.
The herald., 1911-05-25

We rejoice with the friends of Rev
r. S. COPELAND that he has been Sc.
lected to be COadjutor-Bishop of Vir.
ginia. A position of the highest honor
and a call of greatest significance to
a Virginian. We shall be loath to give
him up, if he sees it his duty to accept,
for we had hoped that he would be a
fixture at Trinity for some years to
come. His decision has not yet been
made.
We are glad to announce that our
rector's mother, who has been danger
ously i'll, is on the road to recovery,
and is now practically out of danger
She is visiting her son, DR.. Henry S.
Slack, in LAGRANGE, Ga.
Miss E. Mittie Tanner, of Bunkie,
La, is a guest at the rectory.
The herald., 1911-05-25
MOUNT OlIVET NOTES.

Last Sunday Mr.. Lea J. Burton con
Quoted lay services at the church dur
ing the absence of the rector, who
was away at his missions in Plaque
mine parish. He held service in Blu
ras, Grand Prairie, Union Settlement
and at Treadaway School. Master
George Thorning accompanied him on
his trip.
The Girls Friendly Society meets to-
night at the residence of Miss Hal.
loween Thorning in Seguin street. A
nice program has been arranged and
we hope for a large attendance.
Word has been received from our
Sunday-school Superintendent, Mr.. A.
r. Woolf, that he is very comfortably
situated at Lake Charles, and is at
work in the choir and Sunday School
in the Church of the Good Shepherd,
of which the Rev. Mr.. Weed is rector
Rev. Reginald Irving Raymond, who
preached for us during Council, was
advanced to the priesthood last Thurs
day morning in Christ Church Cathe-
dral. He was presented by Rev. DIR.
H. 5. Coupland of Trinity Church. Our
rector preached the sermon. Assisting
in the imposition of hands there were
besides the bishop, Revs. A. G. Bake
well, j. Orson Miller, John T. Foster
John ID. LaMothe, R. S. COPELAND and
w. s. Slack. 1t is learned with regret
that the new priest is going to leave
the Diocese, having accepted work in
Pulaski, Va. He is to be married on
May 81 to Miss Mary Helen Marbury.
OF Ruston, in the recently completed
church in that place. Our good wish
es go with him in his new field of &C.
tiyity, and We trust that his health
may be bettered by his mountain par
sh, and that his stay in Virginia NAV
De pleasant but short, in as much as
We trust to see him back in his ma.
i've diocese.
The date of the illustrated lecture
md entertainment for the benefit of
ne parish has been changed to Sat
rday, June 3, which it will be noted is
he next night. The tickets will hold
GOD Just the same. Notice of this
hange appears elsewhere in the pa.
er. j
The herald., 1911-05-25
JOHN McGIvNEY.

Patrolman John p. McGiynev died
at 1905 O'Clock Tuesday forenoon at
MS home, after an illness of some
time. He was Al years of age and
had been a member of the police force
Tor little more than three years.
Patrolman Mckinney at one time
served as a deputy sheriff under Hon,
w. +. Uniacke, criminal sheriff of Or
leans Parish during the Citizens
League administration. At the expir-
atlon OF the term of that official he
returned to his old calling, that of a
carpenter, at which he worked until
FEBRUARY q, 1908, when he became an
emergency supernumerary. On Sen
tember &c, of the same year he was
made a regular supernumerary and on
January 4, 1909, became a regular ma.
trolman.
Since Feb. IL, 1910, Patrolman Nc.
Gvney has been on duty in the Eighth
Precinct, Algiers.
He was a member of the Police Mn
tual Benevolent Association. and of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train.
men, the members of which attended
the funeral, which took place on We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from
his late home, No. 500 Eliza street. In.
terment was in st. Bartholomew Gene.
terry. He is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Patrick Mckinney, and a broth
er, Alex Mckinney.