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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
ACCIDENT TO RoLpH HORTON.

According to letter reaching Nome yesterday dated January 2S at Seat tie much light Is thrown upon the accident that happened to Ralph Hor- ton
 A wire was received yesterday by Secretary Eddy of the r o. E. stat ing Horton had been badly injured and requesting the amount of sick bene- fits allowed. also the amount for fu- neral expenses.
 In the letter the following informa- ton is set forth
 Ralph met with a serious accident an electric pole fell upon him nearly killing him but he escaped with a leg broken In two places. wrenched back and bruised arms.
 The letter was written by William Parks. who was working with Horton. and his aunt at the Woman's Ex change received the letter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
SEEN AND HEARD:

E. ". Carleton. writing to the Mug get under date Of January 2s. expresses the wish that Nomeites could enjoy some of the sunshine and bslmy wea- ther he Is enjoying in Los Angeles. He reports that section of the coun- try Is growing very rapidly and tour ists are fiockinK there by the thou sands
 " W Sale. iu writing the Nugget under date of January 2l states they lost their little girl Wauneata on the 10th day Of January The little girl. who was four years of age had bui brief Illness and was in perfect health up to within a few days when the child was stricken with pneumonia. The news of the bereavement was published in the Nugget sometime ago
 Tn the Seattle papers of January II we notice q large display ad snnounc- Ing the Capt r F. Klelnschmidt" motion picture show of Alaska. who Is styled The big game hunter and naturalist l. sure Ia glowing ad. telling about the cruise Of the Polar Bear made by L L. Lane. the 5000 feet of films to do the trick. 70 be given for two evenings at the Alhambra theater admission 50 cents
 From letters received Nomeites do not want an ice boat to make a trip ,o Nome half as much ae the old tim CTS out in the states. Gee" they write Wouldn't that he the real thing" Many of the sourdoughs have been away from Gods country" as they call the outside SO long they have lost their grip. and prefer the North Nothing like getting used to 8 ell
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
scHoFIELo DEFEATED
 BY ALLISON 5RuNER

In the handicap billiard tournament played at the Lobby last evening Geo. Schoheld went down in defeat before the master cut in the hands of A. J. Bruncr
 A Bruner winner of last years tournament. and the scratch man in the present. was in excellent form last evening having no trouble in de- festing Schofeld. who up till last eve ming has been playing In championship form.
 The outcome of the game being A. J Bruner 35: George Schofeld r.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
MAIL ARRIVED AT 4:3o.

Yesterday afternoon shortly after the Nugget went 10 press John Heg- re's arrved with i2S pounds of mall from the outside or this amount l0S Y".uG. was first class the balance second
 The people will be receiving tEeir twice q week mall for perhers tinee more trips then once week u"t'l rhs end of the winter contract Tho lJst letteres to 80 10 the states ova- he winter tran will have 10 he wri;t.n in the next two weeks for tke time is drawing nigh for sending suc' 10 the outside
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

mate. for to ths old timer the farther one gets North from Seattle ths nearer they approach heaven.
 According to information received by William Eddy. Ralph Horton. a former electrician of Nome. has been either electocuted. or seriously injur- ed from receiving a ssvere shock in Seattle. where he has been working for an electric concern ever since leaving Nome.
 Gustaf Adolf Lynell the efficient operator on the Mergenthaler that sets up the morning paper. and al one time connected with the Nugget in helping 10 set up this paper under the Grant regime. took out his first pa pers yesterday morning \ Scandi navian does no, have 10 be In the country very long to become wise. hence We have SO many good citizens in the United States from the Scan dtuayian country. or lslands-Congrat- ula,ions-"Gus"
 Although the snow has not drifted nor piled to any great depth In the city or out on the tundra. still the op- eretors report there Is more moisture ln the snow than In the heavy fall last winter This Is pleasant news for the miners will have water to sluice their dumps The weather has been rather mild this winter and that allows of more moisture being in the snow. The colder the weather the finer and less moisture in the snow Up in the Dawson country people wear mocca- sins in the winter time the snow being void of moisture It will fall off the moccasin with a gentle tap much the same as fine flour leaving no trace of moisture. The moosehide moccasin nre similar 10 & sponge in picking up moisture. so the fact that mushers and miners wear them is absolute proof the snow contains no moisture until the spring thaws arrive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
INFORMATION WANTED.

West DePere. Wis, Jan. 24. 1912 Dear Sir am seeking information of my brother. Richard Segerson. last heard from around Dawson. 1901. have heard he was seen in your city since. our mother and brother have died and We fear something has happened to him. Any information you can give me will be thangfully received and appreciated Respectfully your Ed Segerson West DePere, Wis
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
MRS. CUNNINGHAM
 PASSES AWAY

5peoial Nugget Serv:~e.
 SEATTLE. March 13.-Mrs. Blanche Cunningham. wife of Clarence Gun ningham. one of the owners of the Alaska coal claims. or groups of the same name. died last evening at her home in the city.
 The Cunninghams have been lab bring for years to get patent to their claims. and have spent every dollar they and their friends could rake and scrape together trying to perfect title. but 1t commences to look as if they will lose out. owing to conservation auiring the property.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGIS
 rRATiON BOOKS.

Notice is hereby given. pursuant to the provisions Of section 3 of ordi. nanos No. 1s2, of the City of Nome, that the Poll Book for the Rs9istra. ton Of Voters for the annual Munioi- pail election of the Common Council Of tho Town of Nome, in the District of Aiaska. to be held on April 2, 1912, will hs closed on Saturday, the 23rd day Of March, 1912, the sams being the fourth Saturday Of said month. All qualified voters required to rsg. istsr on or before said date.
 Dated thIs 18th day of March, 1912.
 w. N. EDDY,
 City cierI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
FOR SALE.

New "Studebaker" delivery wagon received on last boat. never been un- crated. will sell less than landed cost. a bargain for any one that needs a wagon.
 Two gasolene engines in fine condi- ton. one 15 h. D.. one 20 h. D. Fair banks Morse make.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
MoRt OPERATED UPON.

This morning MorI. the Japanese boy was operated upon at the Holy Cross Hospital for appendicitis. Dr. Mus tard assisted by Drs Hill and Neuman performing the same.
 It was a bad case the appendix be- ing ruptured: but the patient Is doing as we'll as can be expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
WEATHER RECORD
MARCH 13 1912.

Temperature-Maxi 30 above minimum 9 above. Barometer-301 inches. Weatber-Clear. Wind-N. 3 miles per hour.
 ARTHUR GIBSON Observer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
MRS SCOTT CALHOUN
 pAssEs AWAY
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. March 14.-Mrs. Scott Colhoun wife of Attorney Calhoun. at one time prosecuting attorney for se- attle. also one of the leading attor- neys in the city. died yesterday morn ing. after being removed from the op- erating table.
 A delicate operation was being per formed. when the heart of the patient commenced to give forth danger sig nals. the patient soon passed away as the result Of the shock due 10 the operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

Wont you take me thsrs7" "Whsrs7' "To the baskss ksIl game on rrpeay nilht iust want to seq H they can come hsoI,7"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14
PERSONAL.

Word has been received in the last mall that Henry Rowe Is seriously III in hospital in Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

"Eat 'em up' "Est 'em up," "Est 'sm up." Come and hear the old war cry. lt will take you back to ths good old days. Basket ball Friday ni7h'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

wholesalers. Special bottle sale Sew ard Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

To get the news you have to sub seirbe for the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only Coffee House In town.
 GO TO THE NORTH POLE
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-14

MUSIC AT THE EAGLE. Every evening thsrs is music st the Eagle, aiso the beet brand of liquors and slsars h the market. d.. ways to bs had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
HOLDCOnfEREnCE
1t UNIVERSITY
Educators of Virginia Invited to
Be Present and Discuss
Problems.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch Il

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1 u
Charlottesville. Va. October H.
President Alderman VIM return frbm
New York early this week. He went
North last Thursday to attend the
meeting Of the General Education
Board. OF which he 10 ono Of the lead
ing members.
Owing to the fact that DR.. Alders
OF last week. the proposed edueatsonal
conference which was planned TO b
held It the univsrsity Of Virginia Fri
day and S.turday, vas Postponed Y
this week. Invitations have been sent
to every accredited high school ana
preparatory school In the State. One
or more delegates from each school
are expected. The university v1u
day evening. Ths discussions WIN b
held In the form Of round-eable talkA
There WIN be no long apeecheo and NO
prepared papers The Droblems con-
fronting high school teachers and
be Informally aiocueoe6 President Al
dermsn VIII attend the sessions ana
viii take part In the deliberations OF
the eoneereneA.
s. p. Cowerdin. Of 0cGuires school
Of virGinia yesterday aftsrnoon. Mr.
Cowardiu spoke - chairman Of . COM
mittes appointed by the society 70 To-
cate the 6rave of Edgar Alias Poe's
mother In Sc. Johns Churchyar4 The
society win erect Q memorial N oooos
Of the poet'e mother.
II. Cowardan sasd that after months
of careful WORK he believed tho looo-
ton Of the grave had been practically
determined. He 0n3A q vas believed
to Be near the corner q tse es@etsry
bounded ~ BsYaA and Twenty-afth
Streets A numIor Of reasons are a.
signed for this theory, notably the fsct
that this part % the ce@etesy be-
IonGed 20 the city. and. - Poe's neth.
er died In poverty and Was bursea ae
Du6lSc sxpenee. she 1DSt haye eeeo
iaid 20 rest IN eae q the city lots
Other Aata have - % . lrawsag IN
o. the nnes 6ounllng tAs probable po-
elton o. the grays. anA q THE time
lts exact location has been 6xed With
in . radius 81 sixty feet
The society hao auteef1sed the con-
missee TO proceed wtfh arranesments
for selecting Q memorSAl collecting the
money for u and choosing the sculptor.
THIS wSu Ne doae ~ speedily a. pos
Sole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
Social and.


Ma PaAtio i. Cary IL entertainAnb ~. -
axternoon at her country nome noS1
Rtchmond IN honor Of Miss Polly hoo-
ms and her bridesmatds. H. ano -
Z. c. Gordon. Of FLOYD Avsnue. Val g
hosts 81 . theatre party this evening"
aiso n compliment Of the Crenshaw-
Nobins wedding, party. and supper
viii be given at their home aites tne
performances ct the theatre. Anotnsr
pretty afRair 20 be given for MISS nop-
fns will be . luncheon. at which ~
J. :. Montague viii BE- hostess ana
Tueaday night Mrs.. w. A CrenssiaW =
siyinr ! dinner dance 1t the Country
Club IN honor Of the brids-elect.
Invltatlon1 Ont
Mn. sallie wagner Moore has tssueo
n vita taona for the marriage OF nsS
dauThter. Enc Lenora, 70 oariAn4 Ces.
rtnTtou Waddeli. The wedding ""
take place at the home OF the pro-
10 west Twelfth Street. South Hicn'
mona on November s.
Club Bu1sstn1ne4
The Every Monday Club was enteI
taAned very delixhtfully at the home OF
-. fhomas Nusrsal, when Dr.. John
Gavin Netcaif, Of Richmond College.
deliveries . lecture on The Background
az the English Novel" Dr. Aeeeait
spoke particularly Of the seventeenth
ana early eighteenth centuries tnnu-
ence. and entered 20 completely 1nso
tha epi1lt OF the time that his listeners
feit almost - II they were seated IN
the coffee houses Of that Gay. listen
ing 70 the literary gossip. enjoyins
the quaint hunor Of Addison ana steele
or JOHNS the thronE OF admirin.
women who went TO the book snop OF
old Sam Richardson TO re5oice pr weep
-
Netcalf showed the development of the
novel from that dme until one has to-
day the novel In which adventure ana
character sketch meet IN perfect eaui.
libxtum. swing M IN artistic ana yer
reAlis9ico presentation Of liza
Tue EVER Monday Club will hold it,
nexf meeting With Mrs. BENJAMIN
sCrump, when THE Diary and Letter
writer's % the Seventeenth and Eight
eenth Centuries win be the subject
for discussion.
Returne1 - NegtA Ca1oa1nn.
Mr.. WdlNam Woodruff Taylor ana
har chllAren. who have bean VISITING
Nrn Tay1orSs mother. IrA Joseph =
PoinAexter. Of North Second street
returned to their home In Warrenten.
y. C. yesterday. Mrs Tayicr's uncle.
WIN Poindexter. accompanied them 70
NORTH Carolin2.
Ataxog1tv1 TeA R00>
Another Interesting tea room TO -
opened this week viii be the Sign o.
samovar. af 306 East Franklin Street
Two vell-known society women Win
have the place In char8e-Are- John
Burruss ana Miss Emory Dabney. The
exact date for the opening has not yet
been announced. but the hours viii
be from 1880 TO o'clock. and lunchson
and tea WIN be served At small tables
decorated with bowls OF nowerA
DIJlss2-ou1nn.
A very pretty Wedding took place
at Rose Union Baptist Church. At TyA
IN Tuesday. October -. ct II o'clock
when Miss Sal1ie Isabella Quinn. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs J. n. Quinn. was
married 70 James Muudy billiard. Of
valhalla, n 7. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. r. r. Aasste
and the church Vas decorated with
Z ~ i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
RESOLUTIONS BY
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
Norfolk Convention Takes In
portant Stand on Many
Present-Day Problems.

The Equal Suffrage League Of WIS
gina, at its annual convention IN &loG~
folk. adopted the following resoau&touA
which deal with many subjects Of vtta1
interest In thls State:
/. Where's in Virginia motAAr ~
not equal guardian Of her ch1l0re1
with the father. the. latter betag -
the eyes of the law the nsxt oe ~
to the child and its legal owner. Nth
power by his last will and tsstAm6nA
to appoint . guardian for the o11I2
other. than the mother. be 1t reoolve4
that ths Equal Suffrage LAagus y
Virginia strongly desires 70 see inkro<
duced into the next General Assemha1
of Virginia Q measure providing TOT
the equal gusrdianship OF children ~
mother and father. and win give ~
possible support to such . measures
when presented
2. whereas. women In virgins ~
all employment receive unequal -
for equal work. be IL resolved. thAfI
the Equal Suffrage League 81 vtr@;
Sinia deprecates the injustice Of t1lte
rule and custom and urges n 10
case Of all women workers eQuAl 80
for equal work.
y. whereas. every expert testtaeo ~
Ss.sn..r-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

AacAss6a Throne of RulQnria. AT.
=, -,
tex saying he Would Not
A..x Il
SePs -
..,~~
ef IA sCAsS DE
= USr Ct the present moment. when
the Bulgarian army II In the heId.
II n interesting TO recall tLat had
.ns Ferdiaaud kept his promises TO
hts crony. ktnsman and comrade. Arch
duke John OF Austria. the latter might
.ttll ba IN the land Of the living. An
s,ssA - having vanished from human
49, .or.e~t ere hatween In Plata and
xs,,srasso nnder the name Of John
=: :. :: i: :: ::
for the throne Of Bulgaria. much ias-
s sssles ana y tie other I ,s.s,ss
=: s as;:: Il; :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
Cards Are IasueAL

Especial 70 The Times-Dispa4ch-J
Charlottesville. Va, October 57!-Af.
and M-A william Daniel have issued
cards announcing the approaching
marriage OF their daughter. Kate
Price, to Charles Stuart Woods, tho
event TO take place Tuesday after
noon. October -. It 3 o'clock. In the
Presbyterian Church. this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
CHARGES HIS Wife
WITH DISCRETION

Culpeper Man Brings Action tor
Divoece-Sale Of valu-
able Farms.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
CuipepeY, Va. October all. stuart
Wager. Of this county. has died suit for
an absolute divorce from his wife.
Bertha Wager, on the grounds OF de-
sertion. Mr.. and Mrs. Wager were
married two years ago At the home OF
the latter in Ohio. and came at once
to his home here. After being here
about a month. Mrs. Wager left for
visit 70 her old home. and all trace
/. Of her has been lost by her husband
from that time.
The Rev. Nelson Page Dame the
recently appointed missioner for tbs
Diocese OF Virginia. has BUST COM
pleted a week Of services At st. Steph-
ems Episcopal Church here. which has
been without a rector since the rev.
]. W. Wars. who has served this parish
for nearly ten years. resigned. the
kst Of August to accept . call 90
Sheperdstown. w. Va This week Mr..
Dame win assist the Rev. Frank
Burks, Of Brandy, In holding . mission
At his church.
Cards have been received for ths
marriage OF Mss Riton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Nrs. Victor Andre Riton. OF
Crewe. to Dr. Otis Marshall. Of Gull
pepper. the ceremony to take place At
the home OF the bride on tho evening
Of THURSDAY. November Z. DR.. Mar
shall has been making his home In
Culpeper for several years.
! b. a Shoemaker. Of Nanassas. re-
Gently sold his farm. the Could pro-
perty. to his son-in-law. J. Todd. Of
Southwest Virginia, who win take pos
session about the. hfst Of November.
The purchase price was 411.5o0- Mr..
Shoemaker has since bought = small
place Of thirteen acres just south OF
Manassas. formerly belonging to Mrs..
h. c. Bonner. for the SUM Of @2.25c-
The unwilling and dedication q .
handsome mahogany altar. b1aSa CROSS
and Vases given by friends In memory
Of the late John 9. Williams took
plsce In St Thomas Episcopal Church.
In Orange. THE morninS. The dsdi-
cation sermon was preached BY the
Rsv. John HAnsborou8h. . retired min
| astsr. Vhe vss - many pears rector
Of the church. At the same time .
handsome credence table was placed
a : ,,smortal 20 her si.ter. 1riss Fan
NJ crymes.
~. 1890, y,ar..,s., schoci NJ
1890, Mn on.rsa an nsond.y ,ast
-s.h - ..-o,,,.nt - e.vsntv-11ve mn
nj. - f..uI@v a. three feachera
E1v.rA washanrton = nrfncinai with
0I,,. - r,cmn.cr ~rsAu.te ~ thA
Ncr,ne. arhcol ~ Wa.hinseon and
Iar,e. Thorn..- ~raAu.fe a. ~ Pltts-
hur~r Norn,.I 4 .s.f.Aant.. -a,afronS.
n-.-,u n. .t..-.A = tb~ ..a,ocl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Mrs. A. L Hopkins. Of Nsw tork.
has been the guest Of relatives in
this city for the past week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Miss Adelaide Williams n . guest OK
Miss Phoebe Satterneld ~ her nome
in Germantown, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Miss Elizabeth Martin. Of Norfolk.
will visit Miss Rebecca Gordon at
westhampton this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

hsxs are asked u ~ pessenx - -
meeting this Aftsfnoon
ODsnlnG 81 NslghbssAss1 He0e.
The opening Of the Ne1ghbofhooa
Home. which Will hs conducted un0ef
tie auspices Of the Ceuncu Of jewish
Women. viii take place this sveqtne
1t half-after o'clock ~ 40 North
Nincteenth Street. An fntsrSsting ere.
gram will be rendered, and the publle
II cordially invited TO be present
Hallswees Party.
A Halloween party VIII be given
Thursday evening. Otocber -. at 49,
home OF Mrs. Joseph Dowell 1iee N
Twenty-second street. under the ans
pieces Of the Fairmount Baptist Phil.
atilea class. Halloween DECORATIONS
VII be used and guessing contest
and amusementsL SILVER oRerfngs At
the door
Mrs. wsrd ~ WemaD's Cisk
Mrs. Charming Ward. until recsntiy
OF Chicago. will be the piano scloist at
the musical at the Women's Club this
afternoon at 4:3e O'Clock. Mrs. WafA
has only recently made her home N
Richmond. and willie an accomplished
musician. she has not before played IN
public here. Mrs.. A. b. Guigon 10
chairman for the afternoon- Mics
Blanche Thomas Will be the soprano
soioist. accompanied By Miss Myrtle
BEDFORD.
IN aaA 0st 81 Tsws.
Mrs. Charles Cohen. formerly Of Rich
mond. who has returned from Europe.
is now guest of her daughter. Mrs. q.
NJ schwarzschiid. at the Hotel Jefsr-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis Jones. Of New
port News, will come to Richmond this
week TO spend several days with reia-
tiyes.
Mrs. A. l. Hopkins. Of New York.
has been the guest OF relatives IN
this city for the past week.
Miss ADELAIDE Williams II . guest OF
Miss Phoebe satterneld II her homo
in Germantown. Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Martin. Of Norfolk.
will visit Miss Rebeeca Gordon at
westhampton this week.
been in this city for stay u some
Mra. Charles W. Goldsborough sailed
last saturday TO join her daughter.
Miss Henrietta Goldsborough. in Swift
zerland.
Mrs. I g. JeRries. who has been the
guest Of relatives here. has returned
to her home in Richmond County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis Jones. Of New
port News, will come to Richmond this
week to spend several days with reia-
tiyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Miss Agnes BrokenbrouEh. who mas
been in this city for . stay of some
weeks. has returned - WarSaw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Mrs. Charles Cohen. formerly Of Rich
mond. who has returned from Europs
is now a guest of her daughter. Mrs. G
NJ schwarzschiid. at the Hotel Jeffsr
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

MrA. Charles W. Goldsborough sailed
last saturday TO join her daughter.
Miss Henrietta Goldsborough. In Swift
zerlan6.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-01-17
TO FAVORABLY
RECOMMEND
A Bill Which Will Extend The Pro-
visions OF The Present Local 0p-
ton Law To All Counties Alike.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 1.-THE
House Committee on County Unit anG
Liquor Regulation met Tuesday night
and after hearing arguments on the
various county unit bills that have
beeu introduced, agreed to make a
report Wednesday recommending ia
vOrably bill which will extend the
provisions of the present local option
law to all counties alike.
The bill is the same that has been
introduced in the Legislature so
many times in recent years, but has
been killed in committee. 1t is likely
that this bill will be the first to go
on the calendar in the House.
The Joint Committee ON Banks
and Banking will meet in the parlor
of the Capitol Hotel Wednesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, to hear arg.
ments on all bank measures befLre
the Legislature.