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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14

Useful MAN-Young Irishman: under
stands horses. garden. chickens; can mix
care auto: years reference. Carpenter Bu-
Teau. 81 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14

COOK.--IriSh. nrst class, all branches, hesat'
economical excellent city reference $50
Charles wilson's Agency. 14l East 1I'h 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14

COOK-Swedish. young, neat ehcel!ent
cook. good tempered, best references Sho.
OstcrbcrE's Agency. 716 Lexington ave. Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14

COOKS buffers. second men. mattresses, laun
dresses, chambermaids, kitchenmaids, ladies
maids, cooks who launder, general housewomen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14

Protestant; must have first class references
wages, SIS Room g. 264 Main St. New Ro-
chelle, n Y
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
WRECK ON ILLINOIS R.R.
RAIL ROAD OFFICIALS KILLED
 25 ARE SER|0USLY INJURED

station. Tn, passenger was sent mte the depot on the proper track with orders to await the passing "f the Seminole express. The engineer on the express did not realize h. was on the same track aS the passenger stand ing in the station until too lat, The express crushed into the passenger go ing at the rate of nifty miles per hour. piling up and tclescnping the local train much the same aS if it were made out of card board Tn" cars attached to the limited express were dcrailcd and piled one on top "t the other and tho officials Killed were in the Pullman drawing room ear at the rear
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
GOING! GOING! GONE!
 CITY COAL PILE PELUK

This morning bright and early peo- ple in need of fuel commenced to line np at the city clerks office to pay their 8 and get half ton of coal. At noon today over i50 applicants had been taken care of and when the office opened this noon thirty were in line.
 The 92 tons received from the gov crnment is all gone and the few tons saved from the school contract also. or will by tonight.
 W. A Gilmore received q wire from c. Flodin this morning as follows: win loan to Nome 75 tons coal to be replaced at Solomon before July F.. Answer. Signed c. Flodin.
 MT. Flodin is tha owner and opcr- atro of the dredge on Big Hurrah, a tributary CE Solomon river
 Saturday evening Capt. Mark Wheel er of Fort Davis received wire from the quartermaster at san Francisco
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
Special Nugget S.-vies.

HAWKING. Jan 22 Saturday a- t,rnoon the officials of the republic sent out an urgent appeal to the pow CTS for recognition, claiming then ac- tion or inaction is causing the war to be prolonged That recognition Of the republic ou the part of the powers would hring the war [" an end at on"" this backing and mlmg on the pa4t Of the Manchus to abdicatc
 The assurance given the dynasty from time to time is resulting n much bloodshed and should the war bs prolonged for any great length "f time thousands will be slain that could otherwise De- saved.
 Manehus Trying to Wreck Empire.
 NANKING. Jan. 22.--Sunddy mom- ing the foremost republicans issued 4 bulletin stating that the Manchus in their despair of losing the throne ,f, trying to wreck the country. and iu- volve it's people into all kinds of com- plications
 The bulletin states that the Man chus will do all in their power to rum
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK Jan. -t Saturday evening President Taft was tb. ue-t ef honor at tho New York Bar N--u. ciati"u. and dcelivrrcd an able a1- dr,-- on tho recall of th. iudiciars
 President Taft during his open rs. marks informed the member. ~es. erul hundred. made up of both rcpub. licaus. democrats. independents m-H gents and socialists. that h. wished them to understand that he was urst last and all tme~ against th, recall of tho judiciary and would upon .Nsit and all ocea-taus when thu oprortua ity presented itself dcupuner thc som. aud all states passing upau laWs would in time com, tp roaliz. tn.u .sistakr
 hatc to utter Che word hu t8, trend of action in certain quarter |.
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counterlnandine the order 70 turn over any coal to the city. But the committee. w. A. Gilmore at the head. notified Capt. Wheeler they had re ceived the coal. paid for il and his wire came too late.
 Had W !. Rowe been two hours slower in getting the 209 tons of coal to the Fort or out of the yard. SD the city could accept the balance. or the chairman rcmiss in taking over and paying for the same there woulG have been 92 tons less for the people. the balance after the post secured the amount required to run them through the balance nf the year. or closed sea son.
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occurred. and a number of prominent officials of the Rock Islnad railroad.
 Among the number killed outright are ] T. Harahan. former president of the Illinois Central. F. e. Metchcr second vice president of the Rock Isl and railroad; Eldridgc Wright. son of former Secretary of War Wright and four others whose remains await identification
 At the hospital twenty five injured passengers are being cared for a number of whom are not expected to live throughout the day.
 investigation proves that the tower man failed to switch the express to the proper track where the train would pass the local as ordered at this
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
ONE THOUSAND
 KILLED ECUADOR
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QUILAQUH.. Ecuador. Jan. 20.-ln the battle between the government ana provisional forces yesterday one thou sand were killed The regular army k supporting the Quito government. but the provisional army is made up of thousands of citizens bent on over throwing the same and in the bloody battle yesterday honor were even although one thousand were left lead upon the field of battle.
 The republic appears to be divided and fight to q finish is expected for the rebellion is spreading to all parts of the country. and even into neigh boring reublics where sides are being taken and support given [" both armies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
CANNOT RESIST TRYING
 TO sMUGGLE
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.-Mrs. Cornman, wife of Col. Cornman Of the Seventh infantry. who was found to be clothed" in smuggled goods tucked away in the lining of large army overcoat. takes the matter as huge joke According to the story given out by the colonels wife, the woman just cannot help trying to smuggle in pretty pieces of lace and silks that they can purchase in China or Japan. where the vessels call en route to oi from the Philippines.
 'I overdid 1t. for the temptation was
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
Special Nugget Service

PORTLAND. ore Jan 22. Ernst Otineer. the saloon keeper or the place where the murdeed body of Edward w. Mutch was found early Saturday morning has confessed Ia killing the man.
 According to the story of ptnecr Mutch came into his place of busineS last Friday evening and they got into a quarrel over third party and be ing alone, also under the influence of liquor. one thing lead on to another until they got into a fighting mood. "Mutch. who was drinking started in to beat me up and fight Was on in a few minutes that resulted in mN
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
SALOON KEEPER
 CONFESSES ID CRIME

tuiiu- tn, man
 HNme killed t0, man ant bcli"v- ing wa~ alone removed the contents From nl- pockets amt left him in tn, entrance at th, saloon where Inr body Was ruuua Jb. H.>i mornus
 saloon E,-r,4 otu-,t confessed after he h,d b.,u informed that Mutch wa- E-r -.,u an Friday evening in hi- play, a. hu-ua-- just o few mo- mcnt~ brlur. the closing hour. and the evidence was "r such n nature that it made orua-r confess to tue killing giving the account in o,taI
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 CENTRALIA. Ill., Jan. 22.-This morning the Seminole limited. came crushing into a passenger train that was standing in the depot discharg- ing and taking on passengers. piling m the trains into mass of wreckage that instantly caught on fire. but cx- tinguished by the fire department.
 Several wers killed outright by the impact of the trains coming together. md many arc injured The local hos pital being fliied with the injured. vhile the morcue contains several bodies for Identification
 The Seminole limited was convey ing several officials of the Illinois Central the road on which the accident
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

u,rcy he had on his person. The packets of the clothing were all gone through and everything of value re moved
 The body was cold when discovered this morning. and the murder must have been committed shortly after i2 o'clock. the hour that the saloon clos ed, the entrance of which the body was found.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
PRESIDENT TAFT NOT IN FAVOR
 RECALL 0F THE JUDICIARY

H-H.aa aau Has. able aag J...7 meu
 .-f.d aud themselves m=talisd.
 IT JHs. majority rm attack th. iujl .aw o5 tH. euutr, uteu- sub -.reut fs the sum aud ,.. "t rH. @sru | utl ouIe ta. question ,f a.a wb.a tb. great md meterI, Ierameut called our constitution wl. aa sa G4ug.a that .tef, aua Hl .tc uou prrtaIuiue C. uh. administration .t aHr government wuI be Bhiec, tu papaftr r8--f"u pr.iadic, and ,phom .r# ua#a aE th, p."p. brought rhoHt |. p"Hu,d agita'ar- EHa r' a#rHl,#ef rlatme apou their ptzsiou- faH oartus them into -tats ar making unreasonable armaua M.
 ara wa prove detrimental fn.tha gov aum.m 'nr er.at,-t ,;ad eyer made
 Eagle Social Dance. Saturday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

loo great and there were Sn many things | just could not help iuvsetng in. After "n, has made their pur- chase il l~ quite natural to try and get them into the country without paying duty ur course this is my
 first attempt and m not try il again. for after all tt does not pay. Some can do it successfully but beginners are more than likely to ovcrdo il.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

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 n Hat t Hrp. .a.H tn. maI.uu -.aea a= uea th. onall a,taa. aa=,a. Bf-t= thas 5r. ,ua,tma t.e fI. ar eHe. a matters u.. H.a at. ha The mt Iuu. a.a. aa.a. #a I tH. #t- ior. a.e r H..#. aar. e,gpu r ..t nf. #a.a fue UH.a. ....# #a.. .aa' tuH. aus f..f.#. H.e. Haa.#h. msn aho a. a. e .a.a. [. -..a tat u < Hd..a #urn a #aaH poIl.tf
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
GREEK BURIED THIS MORNING

The funeral of the Greek. who was frozen out on the trail took place thiS morning from the undertaking parlors of Wentworth Bros on Steadman ave nue. Rev. Baldwin officiating The remains were laid to rest over in th" city cemetery on Belmont Point
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
MUTCh MURDERED
Special Nugget Service.
IN PORTLAND

Special Nugget Service.
 PORTL AID. Ore. Jan. 2O-Ea"'y this morning the body of Edison w. Mutch. a prominent business man. vas iound in the entrance to a sl- ,oon, where it had been thrown.
 The perpetrators of the murder are rof known. the body proves that .he u:aI must have been mudered for the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
FIFTEENTH INFANTRY
 NOW IN CHINA
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Special Nugget Service
 WASIIINGTON. Jan. 22.-WOrd has been received that the transport Lo- gan. with a battalion of the Fifteenth infantry from Manila arrived at it's destination in China and the men are now detailed on duty in that country.
 The United States is helping to keep the railroad opened from Pekin to tide water and the whole length of the road bed is now patroled by members Of foreign armies who are jointly seeing that the road is in constant operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. B.'s will give one of their weekly dances, Friday evening, Jan. uary 26 for A. B.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

II will pay you 10 make a call and see the barglns in bottled goods tor one week only. Seward Comr. co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
HOME COOKING.

For home made bread. cake. pies. doushnuts and cookies, call up Mes danes AItemus & Ford, Phone Red 100.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
REMEMBER THE NAME

For prompt ana sstissact'rY laundry work call up the Peoples lsund'y. Phone Main t6t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
 CONDENSED
Wilt Instruct for Roosevelt. .eelal kuqqet Servtce

Special nugget SerVee
 CHICAGO Jan -z-At meeting af ta. product captains ot tne rtr-t con -fa...uU lt-trict voted Jhat tHr two l4.uu., d.I.2at,- h, instructed to vote ror 1' Roosevelt ,- their choice for candidates u thr rcpuhI~u ,ouven rtou to be held n th- city June i>.
 Mime Accident in Wyoming.
 SALT YAKE Jan -- Word has Jus, reached this rls that serious accident has taken place at 'hc coal um,- m NF0mcryr Wyp that au ex- pa-..n took place this morning killing u.. aud uJurng twenty The "Xplo- -l.u Hl- due tu c"al dust.
 25o.oOO Chinese Die of Need.
 WASuINGToN. Jan 22-p.-patcA- ,- to ll. stat, department from China stat. that j quarter ut E million Chl- I.., had died daring the past two ..aa,h- rom ~tar,attau owing to crops G,iue d.-truy.d u th, past -ummsr dp, to nuudation
 The dispatches further states that tmr, 5 aid and food + sent to China ta relieve the ltmmcd districts many nlor,. will die before new crop can n,. harvested
 Connaughts Arrive.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Shurty at ter noon the Duke of Connlught and Duchess arrived from Monte Carlo on board the French liner and were greet .d at the wharf by Whitelaw Reid, The program arranged for the nobh- , itv during their stay in the country Is altogether social one. and will b" very elaborate. New York and Wash tnetou win divide the honor tn rn tcrtainnr the titled visitors.
 Six Drowned in Oregon.
 MARSHFIELD. ore. Ian 2..-Dur ing Sunday excursion from near th.. town launch was wrecked and hv, of the party drowned before help could rescue them from the rapit flowing water Tine name of th"s- who were drowned not being known at thi.' time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
A. B. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING

The A. 5.'s will give one of their weekly dances. Friday evening. Jan uary 26 for A. 5.'s and their friends
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

Wrapping paper for sale cheap al the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

Subscribe for the Nome Daily Nug get. a per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for mailing at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
RevoIut0o.sts Capture Many c,tIes.

 SAE EGA.DI-cD Jaa. Cah', lm- r- e. CuH.., paper, .,.. . .rua.u aun .s ar..fn. f urr uyId araHtH. - ct. .f it"nn"- fu su,...H .u# a.m ~. n. ron n tn.u Hr. taI t.. re'p.- roJoir- m2 th# ,n.. tr H.. un th, Man em-
 m, am. . u .e.euawn0-r- s'I H.g..H |. umH peu r..m nd Iay 4,4 ue tne aH ut.- aadle,t.nu aIe ra, at 'u, T.. arm officers believe 'Ha proper w.raod |" ior,r tEe l-~r. is ta e1pwr. F.afa and wipe :. al s.ub'u,- ra. Anngmu rn'e 't o single blow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
Six Drowned in Oregon.

The big bali of the season. The Shriners ball, February i2
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
APPEALS
 FOR RECOGNITION

Chm ## #r a.fa- 40 #tou, u.- tHH... .. #f.#..f r#. fg 9rue about Ht nH.f. THoIr ouiE . u ra."us the ueht tu hrH ..f t.. #.-.annHiueut of Che ..aH and Hae. Il m such 2 -t1t. urr 'H.., .'I D. uo I'rm of eraaa4..tH.. .." .tHrrHt.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

Eagle Social Dance. Saturday night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29

Terry, Worthy Grand Secretary, TO,
the ureat-work they have accomp-
isned
IL And IS the Kentucky New
Ea aud Hapkinsvlle Kenruckan
nave oeen larsely Instrumental ~
adding no small part to he success
OF tais Grand body. therefore be It
resolved that we extend to them our
thanks and furnish them d copy OF
these re solutions for publication.
u. That last but OF least. to al
those who have not received specia
mrntion. but 81 ichly deserve II, NJ
exrenu our grateful thanks.
/ Signed:
l.. B. Alexander.
Lydia II. Lyon,
Emma G. Mitchell
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
IN THE DAY OF THE KISS
rroland. About the Seventeenth Cen
fury, Seems 70 Have Been
pleasant Place to Live.

Kissing, which has been officially
prohibited at the railway station OF
Sarmen, in Switzerland, hourishcd
in England in the seventeenth CEN
fury to such an extent that the for
cign visitor was bewildered by ITS
prevalence. NicoIaus DE Bcthlen,
who travelled in England in 1868,
writes that "my brother and be-
haved very rudely on one occasion,
being unaware that it was customary
in that country to kiss the corner OF
the mouth Of ladies, instead OF shak-
ing hands, as we do in Hungary. We
were invited TO dine at the house of
a gentleman of high rank, and found
his wife and three daughters Zone OF
them marricd) ready to receive rs.
We kissed the girls, but not the mar
ried ladies, and thereby greatly Of
Tended the latter. Duval apollo
gized for our blunder, and told us
that when saluting we must always
kiss the senior lady first and leave
the girls to the last"
The learned and sedate Erasmus,
in 1899, wrote a Latin letter from
England to his friend Fausto An
frolini advising him to come here at
once, for, he remarks: "Here are
! girls with angels faces who will re-
ceive YOU with kisses. They come to
/ visit you, kisses again. Should they
meet you anywhere, kisses in album
/ dance, in fine, wherever YOU move,
/ there is nothing but kisses"
In 1866 Bohemian noblemar
named Leo Won Roznital visited
England, and in the journal o.
His Travel" published 1877, h'
noted: at is the custom there tha
on the arrival Of a distinguished
stranger from foreign parts tn
hostess with all her family goes on
r to meet him, and The guests are re
quired to kiss them all, and thi
among the English was the same a
| shaking hands among other ma
! tions."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
Resolutions of Thanks.

To the Worthy Grand Matrcn,
W,rthy Grand Patron. Officers. and
Members of the Grand Chapter OF
the Order of TIE Eastern Star o.
Kentucky. We. your committee on
resolutions, beg leave to submit the
following report:
Whereas this. TIE tenth annua'
session ot tbs Grand boty has been
one Of the most success. ut in its ms
tory. and
Whereas. this Grand body IS IL
debted 10 many WAC nae c1Hnou-
ted t? make l. such i snccess, ih9re
fore. Be il Resilved:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
woMAN's LOVING HAND.

An old bon-yivant who kept fine
establishment received a visit from
his maiden aunt. He took great
pride in showing her over the place
and pointing out its many treasures.
AS a special favor, he let her have a
glimpses of his famous wine cellar.
''You're the first woman who has
ever set foot in here" he said.
"Gracious! l should say | was"
she replied. "Why, the place is fuD
of cobwebs. "-Lippincott's.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
SmithSon & GVeritt,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
JuuUuuuUUU UUUyUUUy
PURELY PERSONAL.
-ooooooo0 0o0Q00000G

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1&16b1 ~ 1NsS'S ~ w S'SSs
DE-. c. B. Petri~ of Louisville.
soen. Sunday in the city.
J,hn w. Logsdon. Superintendent
of the Henderson division of the H.
& N, was here few days ago shaE-
ing hands with mis- many friends and
looking after the interest OF the
road.
Mrs. A. W. Thompson, of Trigg
county. came up last week to visit
her mother, Ms. ]. C. Quick.
Mr.. and MIS-. C. H. Maddux, of
Bow .as 6 ce2. were the guests OF
Mr. az lirs. I. lii,een last week.
Nr4 Esmod Chavauue. after
L., gthy visit - her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hunter Wo d. ST.. has return.
ed TO NV Orleans.
Floyd Giles has moved to his farm
near Howell
od''e' - - .a.Ia 90 80.
oroSe' u@S s'ne ~ A'a' 49,,
a course ~ q ou'N
Clarence Il Lyman oi NoahoAe'
Va visited friends here last week
After resisning lis position with
tAe MODEL i'tu"ury - ~; 90
spent some ''i'1 ~ N''N'"'s' ~ !.
bat is no% ing 'geH :" 'n' ," =
bu'iaeis ~i'.i Is or"i"e' u l. ~
ose.
Mrs. a. s King. mh ,pent som
) ,;r.gi.b h mo haf. sirs. kauuii
4 n uig ~, s.tar8av for L.neville
= a. :. ;oia mr. o,.sband. VINO h.,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
s1oO Reward, sIe0

The readers of this paper vi
,,laasad 10 learn that there is ct lcass on
kR-esded disease that science Ea3 bee
able 10 cure in all It's stages, anu tiet =
Cafarrh. Halls Catarrh cure y ll-c o..
,,osffi[-e cure now known 10 the rlcd-c-.
ffr~fernitv. Catarrh being a constltC &c H.
disease REQUIRES e constitutional trc2t-
I-c-t Halls Catarrh Cure IS ta.-o m. ...i
ternally. acting. directly upon Ir,e So
bv destroying the foundation of the DIG
eSSee and giving the patient Strength ~
building up the constitution eI'a as|issI,,
Rave so much faith in it's curative poN-
erS that they offer One Hundred DoIla.
for any case that it fails to cure. Se.l
t Sadd hss =. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, GRO
Sold BY all Druggists, 55c- .,-.,o,,
TAKE HALLS Family Pills for constipation
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
HENDERSON
MINISTRIES
Thoroughly Delighted a Large
Audience Saturday
Night.
MANY HAPPY HITS MADE.
There We're FOrty-Five EIks
Participating in the Merry
Performance.

The Henderson Elks came and saw
and conquered Saturday night
With Sam H. Cramwell as interloc-
utor an old-time minstrel show was
pulled off with red fire, music. hu
NOR and laughter. The overture
was a succt ssion of songs, witticisms
and al sorts Of antics. with Ben
Rash, Charlie Murray, Carroll Dick
ers5n and little Austin Woodward as
bright particular stars.
For three hours the fun continued.
o le good thing after another and
everybody was thoroughly pleased
with the show.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-29
APPRECIATED.

"You are the most precious thing
in the worldp' sighed the young
man.
"Nonsensew replied the young
woman, albeit pleased nevertheless.
"Nonsense nothmgl Why, if |
married YOU abroad I'd have to
smuggle you into this countryp'-
Judges Library.