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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
ALL MEI\T SHIPMENTS.

For Alaska. wh ether dressed or alive
 have 10 pass he same rigid govern ment inspection as meats for foreign export. All dr essed meats are in- spected. at the time of slaughter. and again when shi pped. All live stock
 Tor Alaska. mus [ be furnished, a cer- tiiicate of good health. by the govern ment doctors, h efore 1t can be loaded onto the steame ,rS. The turkeys that the Pacific Cold Storage Company are having a special sale on, at 25 and 30 cents per pounti. have all been gov ernment inspected and are the finest stock ever unpalcked in Nome. Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
BRYAN NOT SPOKEN
 0F FOR CABINET

Bryan could really h"''a been offered and could have accepted place in the cabinet without having his name mentioned in the dis ns"
 Yet very many are inclined to re- ceive the announcemert as meaning that Bryan will not be member of the cabinet at all.
 The fact that he and Wilson re- mained three hours together discus sing the subject goes further than ever to show the great part which the Commoner will take in the admins tratio~ bv the democrats
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
WANT HAGUE TO
 DECIDE ON CANAL

the people of the country. IL is also surmised that the president himself Is favorable to their introduction if he Is not actually the real author of them. He has already expressed himself as favorable to the arbitration of the question and this naturdll'- leads to the opinion that he is working sub rosa to have his desires fulfilled.
 The subject is certain to cause q
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
SuLz FER AND BRYAN SPEAK
 MURPHY AND HEARST ABSENT

concilably hostile to each other that they are kept in the background su that their power to cause a disruption of the party might be weakened.
 William Corcoran Ewing of Wash ington was selected as chairman of the inaugural commission and the country is regarding him today as a man who will likely occupy very prominent place in the new admins tration.
 President Taft was toasted and his name was received in the most friend ly possible manner although every
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
MASONIC DANCE XMAS.

Preparations are now complete for the Masonic ball which will take place at A. E. Hall Xmas night. The event is one of the most pleasant of all Nome's functions and is looked for ward to when other occasions Dass by unnoticed. The new floor of the hall Is declared by dancers to be ia cile princeps when it comes to a question of the relative merits of all the floors known to Nome dancers. Every other circumstance will be equally worthy of the occasion and Nome vii! have n
 most pleasant method f spending ( 'hrictpaS ioh
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
WILL HOIST
 GREAT DUMP
THIRTY THOUSAND BUCKETS EXPECTED TO COME FROM
 ONE SUBMARINE CLAIM.

sam oaks, Fsrenangcl and Cavey are now working on claim on the submarine beach near Snake river and Will take out big Jump befurr spring. It Is generally believed that this dump will contain not less than 3O.OUO buckets
 The partners have been prospectin., the property for something like three yenrs and are said to have d: last come in view of the reward of their iabors. In addition to prospecting they have also been making prepara tions for real operations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
Special Nugget Ssrv,cs.

TRENTON. Dec. 21.-After d con William Jennings Bryan which last ed three and half hours today the former announced that the NeDras- kans name has not been mentioned during the discussions about the iilling of places i nthe cabinet.
 Some people are inclined to believe that MT. Wilson used diplomatic Ian guage which was meant to convey an impression which might not be alto Eether right. IL is pointed out that
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
v(cER0Y OF INDIA IS
 WOUNDED BY BOMB

Europeans witnessed the spectacle ,nd the bomb caused many Co rush away so that several were tramplcd before order was again restored
 The deed is believed tu have Isarl committed by those who are CuuSUtr- ing for th" overthrow of British rule Iu India. some time ago many out e rIges of a similar nature were uer- p"ratcd bv listrectcd Indians but since the siycruyalty of Lord Marley ,.d.
 Lord " rdiugc Is on. of th,. most prominent literal beers in Gr.u Britain and he was TrflpIrte1 fa tas
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
25O FEOERALS ARE
 BUTCHERED TO A MAN

tackcrs became incrnscd to :h' :."nt of savagcry by the deaths of mem pars of their force and when they succeed ed finally in getting inside the town they acted like SO many dcmoUs.
 Absolutely no mercy was shown In spite of the appeals made for their lives by many of the defeated | 'icrtl soldiers.
 The commander and his officers were. cold Hlpo6
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
HAD HARD TRIP

very rough time going tO Dexter creek on the way to the kOugarOk. I'm, weather was SO severe that all the drivers froZe parts of their faces. TO add to the trouble the wagon on which the meat was loaded upset three tImes on the sloplng road.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
HOW ThE MAIL COMES.

WiIIidm McAIHuus. Chief clerk Of the railway mail service. calls tO mind the fact that all mails coming from the Yukon during the aur 'ide As not contain mail from the outside. As there are only live steamers per month running to cordoVa from Seattle, and as the mails will come tO Nome twice each week it is uby lous that outside mail cannot come with all trips.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
Special Nuaaet Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2I.-A sensa . tion has been sprung here by the in- troductiOn of two resolutions in the American Society urging the president to accept the Hague's arbitr.'' in the Panama affair. These resolutions are regarded as nothing less than an effort to oppose what is believed to be the will of the great .--~ iOrity of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The dearest indication possible of the manner in which the different sections of the democratic party stand in relation to each other was given here today at the inaugural commission dinner.
 The chief speakers were Bryan and
 Sulzer while evryone present noted that Murphy and Hearst were absent This Is taken to mean either that Will son and Bryan and their friends will run the government without the aid of Hearst or the Tammany leader or that Hearst and Murphy are so irre-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
LIFE SENTENCE
 GIVEN SICKEY
PEND WHO MURDERED BOYS FOUND GUILTY " SECOND
 DEGREE.
Special Mug get Service.

BUFFALO. Dcc. 2l= SIekcy, the chemist has been found guilty uf mur- der in the second degree and will, no doubt. b. sentenced tn life imprison- mtut.
 Th" man found guilty Is the one who confessed to the murder of young boys under the most rcyolting circum- stances which included dismember- m,ut of the bodies The body of one of hIS victims. st boy named JOsephs was found recently in a e"Wer after a search of d year. r .'tie the body WtS u postal card on which the mur- dvTer had written that he committed the crime and several similar ones.
 lie confessed after his capture to murdcrinE two others and stated that he was driven to sch acts by an Irresistible mania. one boy was mur- icrcd hS him 70 ye..~s ago. but no suspicion ever rested on him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
CHRISTMAS C,AY MUSIC.

Mrs. Bornholdt will assist in the Christmas day music at St. Mary s sustain the obligato in the offertory anthem. MT. Sunberg will accompany the organ with the vi olin. The ser vice begins at II a. m, "Wednesday Angels Serenade" q 3ragaD The church will be decorated with rood screen. covered with greer spruce. The public is invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
WHISTLE TONIGHT.

hard fought tussle will take place this evening between Julius Walthers and A. R. Peterson for the wrestling class men and will give the best exhibitions of the game ever seen in Alaska. Before the wrestling contest there will be preliminary boxing bout between two good men,
 The event will bring every man who fixes to witness good contes: 10 Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
Special Nuqqet Service.

FL PASo. Dee. 23.-Two h.udred and fifty federal troops whp Were garrisoning Asunsion. Mexico. have been totally annihilated by rebels
 The town was surrounded bY the rebel forces and the surrender of the garrison was demanded but the fed erals refused t0 comply and they fought to the best of their ability against overwhelming odds Tn. at-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
Special Nuaaet Service.

FNUNNck 0cTNFNCs
 DELHI. Dec. 23.-I.urd Ifardtnge viceroy of India. was wounded and an attendant who rode near his CIcrIt, % was killed by u bomb thrown whi!c the victroy was entering the Capi,ul in state yesterday According ;l tLc latest accounts the wounds iniiic,e1 on Hardinge are most serious and & fsttI result is not unlikely.
 The bomb Was thrown fir tGI ., housetop and was So well dir"ot a.i that it exploded with a frightful n ,is,. close to the vice regal Carriag". In d moment small panic occurred. Hun drcds Of thnrsands of natives tnl
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
MORE MAIL COMING. Special Nugget Service.

GNALAKLEET Dee. 23 There ar rived here yesterday from the oU side five pouches of first class mail and four sacks If second class. For Nome there are IA pounds first class and l3f pnunds nf secnnd class.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
SECOND BEACH PAY
 FOUND NEAR JESS

That Petersen and Winters have struck pay on the second beach line near Jess creek is the news brough. to town today by travellers from that section. The property is situated about one mile from Jess in the di- rection of the city.
 The real value of the pay has not
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

been learned but it Is known to be extensive enough to insure full win ter's work.
 The boys have been prospecting around that section for some time. The finding of pay by them is regard cd as being of importance to that sec
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
BLOWING AT DEXTER.

\ telephone message received from Dexter today states that the therTno meter registers 20 below zero there and that gale Is blowing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

viceroyalty of India as a reward for his eminent services at home to fn. liberal cause.
 During his inCumhency of the vice resal position Lord Marley. IIsrdinFe's $ successor and one uf Great Britutu-s most eminent statesmen. introduced many reforms in the Indian empir. and had by those means succeeded In uuietiug the dis8ffection of the people but the bomb throwing now reCortsd goes to show that British rule Is stlll unpopular.
 Candy canes, Candy canes at Toby's today
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

There is nothing more appreciated than a bsIsket or box filled with fresh rnsdO candies. Toby has the h--st line 'of baskets and fancy boxes ever shipps d to Nome on this display for Xmas presents
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

It will be worth going miles to see the cake walk at the carnival.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

in defeating him.
 In their addresses both Bryan and Sulzer declared Wilson to be better equipped for the presidency than any of his pred ecessors. They seemed to include all executives in this sweep ing statement and their hearers seem ed to agree
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Apples s2.5o per box and up at lehmann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Now laid eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Live sucking pigs at the Mecca to night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

tremendous amount of heated discus sion from this time forward and may hecum" one uf the very leading issues between political parties
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Everybody get ready for -Aksa!s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23

Who will be queen of Aksala7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
l|I|tR0AO SHARES
ADVANCE IN PRICE
sAOsorR>uENT or CONGRESS
.&rsrs~ RisE or FROM ONE
~ TWO FONTS IN INDUS
TRIAL STOCKS.
sCOPPER~ ARE ACTIVE
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eysysstIArHoS N ToBtCSO con-
3satEs wFrH MOST ISSUES
MshING STRONG AND
STEADY GAINS.
COPPERS ARE ACTIVE


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
OLD
DIES OF SCALDS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August -.
--4Nergie F'itzwater. the three-year- old
daughter of Frances 1fitzwater, an in
mate Of the county almshouse. died
last evening az q result OF injuries
sustained three weeks ago by falling
into 4 tub OF boiling water. The
fact that the child fingered so great
a length Of time, considering the Sc
verify of its injuries, is considered
remarkable.
While its mother was washing, the
little girl stepped backward into the
vessel, which was filled with boiling
water. From the neckband OF the
dress its wore to the tips Of its toes
there was scarcely any surface OF
the skin which was not burned OFT
No hope was given for its recovery
by I)r, G. f. Conger. of Pleasant
Valley, the attending physician. from
the start and the child had been grad
uaily growing weaker until last eve
ming, when II took d sudden turn for
the worse. pr Conger WAS called. but
before he reached tho almsnouse the
little one passed away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

Maximum, $4,000: minimum. $40
oo0: par value. 500. Purposes: To
manufacture and sell by wholesale
and retail washing powders, boiler
compounds, etc.
Bane & Hall company. incorpor-
ated, Pulaski. Va: NJ. G. Bane. presi-
dent; G. c. Hall. vice president, and
II. Fl. Painter. secretary and ,reasur-
er--all OF Pulaski, Va. Capital stock;
Maximum, $4,000: minimum, S.
900; par value. s10o Purposes. Gen.
eral merchandise business.
Pollard, Land & Co. Incorporated,
Norfolk. Va; Nathaniel j. Land.
president; Sidney y. Pollard. secrc-
tary and treasurer. of Norfolk, Va,
and r. G. Pollard. Capital stock; Max.
imum. $4,000: minimum, $4,000: par
value. 500 Purposes: General COM
mission and peanut manufacturing
business.
Virginia Transfer company. incor-
porated. Petersburg. Va: u X. Jones,
Frank T. Plummer and w. II. Purdy,
secretary and treasurer--ali of Pc
tersburg. Va; Mortimer williams. Pc
tersburg, president Capital stock:
$4,000 maximum, and $1,000 mini
mum; par value. 800. objects: Gen.
eral hauling. drayage, livery and
transfer business.
Amendment TO charter OF Wray
Drug company. Incorporated. Ports
mouth, Va. J. E. Parker. Sr.. presi-
dent. and u. NJ. Pierce. secretary,
Portsmouth, Va, changing name OF
that company TO the Washington
Pharmacy. Incorporated,
Certificate OF authority to do busi-
ness In this State issued to the FIJI
teen Dollar Clothing Co. Inc. State
OF New York. Capital stock. $1,000.
Clarence MiHtz. Richmond. "a,
named Az statutory agent. To deal
In and manufacture mems wearing
apparel
Amendment TO foreign license is-
, sued to New York Life Insurance
company, New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters have been
issued by the State Corporation com
mission.
Godby Land ands Mining corpora
ton Tazewell, Va; w. l.. Moore, pres
ident, Tazeweli: Henry Preston. sec
rotary and treasurer; II. c. Britain.
Barnes Gillespic--all OF Tazewell. Va.
Capital stock Maximum, 10000,
minimum. 5000; par value, 800.
Purposes: To mine coal
a Franklin Farm and Fruit cofnpa ny,
incorporated, Roanoke. va, e. NJ.
Armes,. president: b. \. Arnes. vice
president. and NJ. Sterne. secretary
and treasurer--sll of Roanoke. Va.
Capital stock. Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. 5000: par value. 800.
Purposes: Farm and fruit BUSINESS,
as well as real estate and insurance &.
Dixie Specially company. incorpor-
ated. Roanoke. Va: II. G. Elliott.
president; .Chss. u. Fox. vice presi-
dent. e. r.. Chick, treasurer; w. Lew
IN Becker. Jr., Hugh W. Fry, secretary
ell of Roanoke, Va, Capital stock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
COTTON VI aRkET.

NEW YORK. August 27.--The de-
cline In cotton contracts which began
3Ats Monday was continued today
The selling WaA liquidation pure and
simple with some rather more de
sided pressure following large receipts
al southern ports ana interior points.
IL III uo@ well known that the Texas
saoli IN being rapidly picked. ana Wit
~ on the market IN cunsic era Bile vol
n1ie during September
81 its report On crop conditions dGr-
! ing August tor Alabaua. Mississippi
ssisd Louisiana. the New York Journal
saf 'alnmerce gives these States credit
A9aT very snail. Is Ang. loss Ia pro-
I aBctiye capacity during that month
sat wvald thus appear that the east
.rn bell may. and probably vii, lie
reported as holding its own by the
government on September std.
Todas weather map and the fore
S<ass for today were fsVors BILE IN the
sense that no rain 81 Importance ives
& RYonlIsed
l The local market opened easy @ath
%x loss ~ from FIVE 10 twelve points
slHs sompare9 with the previous close
ali options made new low records fer
RNhs downward movement. and durins
1As second hour ~ the astcTnoes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
USES REvOLvERT0
PROTECT TROUSERS
TAILOR ATTEMPTS FORTTBLE
REMOVAL BECAUSE OF AN
UNPAID ACCOUNT,

NEW YORK, August 27.--Be-
cause he used a revolver to prevent
the forcible removal of his trousers
by dunnlng tailor. Giuseppe Talama-
siano a Brooklyn barber. was ar
raigIed in the Adams street police
court today. and paroied until to-
morrow 10 give the persistent tailor
another chance to collect the 50 dua
on the trousers,
Max Rosenborn. the tailor, appear
ed in Giuseppe's barber shop this az
ternoon. and demanded payment.
When the barber refused, Max re-
marking: II get the 81 now or I get
the pants" diNed at the BARRIERS waist
and began to disconnect his suspen-
ders
Giuseppe. with one hand support
ing his trousers. managed to reach
the drawer In which he kept his re-
volver. Then the tailor let go and pro-
ceeded to swear out a warrant for the
obstinate debtor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
COTTON MILL MAN
SHOOTS HIMSELF

ANDOvER. MASS, August 27.--
Ernest w. Pitman, head of the r.
w. Pitman company. one of the Iarg-
est textile mill construction COM
panies In New England. shot and
killed himself at his home today.
Letters to hts family were found near
the body.
Late this afternoon 1t was learned
that Pitman had been subroenaed to
appear before today's session OF the
Suffolk county grand jury to testify
regarding planting Of dynamite to dis
credit strikers during the Lawrence
strike last winter.
John J. Breen, school commits
stone rat Lawrence and prominent in
Suffolk county politics, was found
guilty and fined $500 for planting
dynamite, Breen testified before thu
grand jury and the summons for Pit.
man followed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
FIXES Time FOR
TRIAL Of BARROW
CHIC AGO ATTORNE,N WILL M
SWE.R THIS TINE EOE BRIR-
E.RY on JUROR BAN.

Las ANGELES. CAL. August FL
Presiding Judge Willis today Set the
second trial Of Clarence g. barrow the
labor attorney of Chicago. under in
dictnent for the alleged hribing Of
Juror Robert Balm, IN the McNamara
case. for October 2fGt. This will be
the second attempt To convict barrow
for alleged jury bribinx in the famous
dynamite case, he having been &c
Quilted after a hearing lasting TIN ec
months, OF bribing Talesmsn Lock-
wood.
At the request Of the district at
torneys office the defense waived it's
right to 4 trial within a sixty dsy
limit. According 10 tho law, the
second trial should he brought within
sixty days after the close of the haar-
ing on the first indictSent, which was
August 18th.
Judge Willis. within a few days,
will designate before which depart
rnent Of the Superior court the case
will be heard. The court announced
that Governor Johnson will probably,
within day or two, name the judge
to hear the evidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

O'Clock The man rents q room on
the second floor Of the building and
practices on a cornet every day ana
night much TO the annoyance OF the
people in the neigh borhood.
4 Mrs Purchase, who lives on the
third floor. sent Jim message asking
him to see that the noise was stop
ped. as il annoyed her baby. Jim sent
the man a message to stop, but the
noise was kept up mere violently than
ever. Jim then went himself and told
Abung that ne would have to deslsl,
or he would lose a tenant.
When he told Abung this the latter
reached under "A pillow Of his bed
and drew forth a pistol Jim started
for the steps at the back Of the hail.
but before he could reach them Abung
had fred three shots at him. Only one
took effect. and that only caused
flesh wound in the right hand. the
three shots all hit door at the top
of the staircase. striking within few
inches of each other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Dr.. Blaustein Dies.

NEW YORK, August 27-Dr. David
Blaustein, instructor In philosophy at
the educational alliance, died Mon
day night at Camp David. Cold
Springs, New York.
While eating dinner he was at
tackled with a fainting spell. Moth
ing revived him. and 1T 10 o'clock he
died. Or. Blaustein was at the camp
which il maintained by the Education
al Alliance. and the Young Mems He
brew association, spending a short
time with the old people and invalids
that are sent there from New York
His health was thought to be excel
lent. DR.. Henry Fleischman, the pres
ident Of the alliance said yesterday
that death had resulted. he thought.
from apopleXS ~,..
Mrs. Blaustein is harrying 10 New
York from Norfolk. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
LIQUOR MEN PLAN
EVASION Of LAW
WILL MAkE ACTIVE EFFORT TO
OPEN IT WHOLESALE HOUSE
IN CAROLINA.
TO TEST STATUTES
WASHINGTON DEALERS ARE he
HIND PROJECT TO DISTRIBUTE
wHISkEY FROM TARHEEL
STATE.

CHARLOTTE, August 27-Gossip
has arrived Oh the through train from
Washington, d. c., to the effect that
Washington liquor dealers. represent
Ing unlimited capital are planning
10 make an active effort to open up
wholesale whiskey houses in several
North Carolina cities for distributing
liquor in adjoining States.
Report has 1t that the promoters of
the scheme claim that such right" Is
conferred by the Interstate commerce
law bearing on interstate shipments.
1T is said in roundabout way
that. after ccnferrirs with lawyers
of the District of Columbia, the whis-
key men concerned have made UP
their minds to make test of the
North Carolina State prohibition Law.
by opening up first wholesale liquor
house in Salisbury that If ii is able
to withstand the legal attack that is
certain to be made, then other dis
tributtng houses will be opened in
Charlotte and at other points TO sell
liquor TO customers residing in other
States
The story comes through a we'll
known Charlotte citizen who heard
the plan unfolded by another Char
lotte man. the latter having returned
from Washington three days ago. and
who, it is understood, is interested in
the whiskey business.
1t appears that the issue which they
propose to force Is out of dry State
tory into another State, The liquor
men claim, 1t is said that as whiskey
can be shipped into dry" State, the
rule must work both ways, and that
under the interstate commerce laws,
It can be shipped out of dry State
into another State.
Certain recent decisions in cases
coming up from Ter hessee and other
States. II is understood. have given
fthe Washington liquor men the idea
of making this effort to get distrlbu-
ting houses planted in North Carolina.