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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
W. |. COLLIER
 GOES OUTSIDE
RETURNS TO HIS DUTIES IN NORTHERN BANK AND TRUST
 COMPANY.

W. l.. Collier. cashier of the North ern Bank and Trust Company of Se- attle. will 20 out on the Senator with Mrs. Collier who accompanied him to Nome when he came as 2 witness in the ease of Frank smith.
 Mir. Collier was well known in Nome as banker and in his capacity as cashier of the Northern Bank and Trust Company at Seattle Is in touch with hosts of Alaskans who are the clients of his institution. The greater number of the stockholders in the bank are well known Alaskans and like Mir. Collier enjoy large circle of North orn acquaintances.
 In the course of his business here Mir. Collier was instrumental in ad- vancing the interests If many and these in the days of their prosperity will now remember him and his bank when they reach Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
WILL BUILD NEW BOAT.

The L. $. Mercantile Company has decided to build new boat which will run on this coast with the AL aska next summer. She will be con- structed at Seattle and will be just under 65 feet in length go as to come under the regulation for boats of a certain size. Speed will be particu- larly arranged for to accommodate traffic, but she will also be construct ed with |. view to carrying freight.
 The Alaska will be beached here this winter and will be ready early for next summers work. She has now in sight enough business for tho whole of next season. After her return from Deering this week her movements have not been decided upon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

With bullet wound in his head Aplaruk, a native, staggered from the spit in the small hours of this morn ing and reached the federal jail with the story that he had been shot by another native named Pepsuk after a night of carousal. As far as the facts have been ascertaincd it seems evident that the two natives had spent the early hours of the night drinking. Ac- cording to Aplaruk they must have quarrelled and as he was going to the door Pepsuk fired Il pistol. The bull let struck Aplaruk on the back of the head and after glancing on the skull came out again. It is believed that if the skull has not been broken the wound will not be dangerous. The in- jured man was able to reach the jail and is now being cared for.
 Pplaruk, the man shot. and his wife
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
Nuoess epesial os~vtss.

MEXICO CITY. oct. 2+.--deneral Diaz will most probably be executed for treason. one soldier out of every ten of his command has been chosen by lot and ar. about to he shot
 Immediately after the surrender of Vera cruz General Diaz and his prin- cipal netenant. Colonel Ordaz. were haled before courtmartial by General Beltran and are now on triai for their lives. All Mexico is watching tn" course of The proceedings and few eN pect the result to be anything else but verdict of guilty and the shooting of the two leaders.
 The choosing of the doomed soldiers Is reported to hay. been one of the most gruesome of proceedings. As each man learned h.s fate the effect
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
NOME NATIVE FEUD
 ENDS IN SHOOTING

were sent to McNeirs island few years ago, having been convicted oi hootch peddling. While there the wo- man died but Aplaruk returned.
 Their daughter Carrie is now in Lansing prison doing a term for hay ing stabbed q man during q carousa near the Standard oil last spring q year ago. The man she stabbed is believed to be Pepsuk who shot hei father during the carousal at the spit this morning.
 She stabbed the man in the lungs and almost brought about his death.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

EL PASOa usf a. The rebels ha ....u p.s-.. .--iuu pf the aaep,r queen eaa. th1 tae rhIpuIapv miue whi-l be owned ~ capitalists ID Kans,s .as. ta8 Ftfsaurg and trouble Is q .....~. ..5'..la ta come iu .onsequence.
 sra- .aua ria.tH miu-r- Vrf. SufN .u-. u tHe mIr-s when th-t ttk -r by th. rsh hel- and some Americans ff. saId Co has. been uufai 1T a.a..e Vat#h ..esr.I between fh- at t..t-fs and th,. force al#. #...ua the mines.
 The authorities are now believed to b" Investigating the affair nd serious results VII b, sure to ensua ,ulc the stories being circulated p.,.r go b.. true
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
BIG FAREWELL
 DANCE TONIGHT
MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA AND FINE REFRESHMENTS AT
 EAGLE HALL.

The farewell dance to be given S'- night promises 10 be an occasion of the rarest and most pleasant descrip- tion. Seven pieces of music ha''e e been engaged. Refreshments of de- iightfui kind will be at the command of the guests. including punch. all the whole affair will be worthy of it's 'object-the au revoir to depar rg friends. The tickets are only si50 and include everything.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Lieutenant sim l.. Fcist, stationed at St. Michael, was tried by court martial last Monday at Fort Davis and is still under custody awaiting the verdict of the court and it's confirm ation. Lieutenant Feist is accused of apprOpriating the funds of the can teen at St. Michael and of other acts.
 The three charges against him are of conduct unbccoming an officer and d gentleman, of conduct to the preju- dice of military discipline and of mis- appropriating the funds.
 After the trial Lieutenant Fcist re- turned to St. Michael and is still there
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
FRANK sMirh ACQUITTED.

A verdict of acQuittal was brought in by the jury last evening in the case of the United States vs. Frank smith who was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The evi- dence showed that MT. smith had spent every cent of the money obtain ed from the bank for supplies. etc, for the development of the property oi the company he represented and that no intention of fraud was therefore apparent. Mir. Smith h a brother oi .zax' who was. perhaps. Alaska's best cartoonist.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

under arrest. The verdict of the court must first be sent to headquarters at san Francisco and cannot be given out until word comes from there as to whether the verdict has been con iirmed or not.
 The members of the court were Captain Welch. president; Lieut.. Os- terman. judge advocate; Lieut.. Elliott. counsel defending; Lieuts. Reisen r Eastman Ward. Palmer Capt. Reed and Dr. Robertson. Miss Brady acted as court reporter.
 Lieut.. Feist belongs tu Il wealthy and most highly respected family. Dd'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

ATHENS, oct 1.-The Greek army occupied the town of 0"rvian yestcr day and captured the bridge across the river Alakmun. so cutting off the re treat uf large body of Turks. The force opposed to the Greeks is admit ted tu have been comparatively small but no large Turkish force is expected tn be encountered until the Greek army advances several miles into Turkish territory. The apparent inten tiun uf the Turkish commanders Is [" oppose the advance to the best of theii ability and to harrass the enemy every step of the way until the final stand is made and d decisive encounter de cided upon. They are fighting and re treating gradually hut the war is not yet regarded us having been really begun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
GREEKS AND SERVIANS CAPTURE
 TOWNS AND TURKS RETREAT

was taken by the Bulgarian army after Il fierce light today and the whole Bul- gariau front has now begun its ad- vance on Adrianople. Kirk killiseh IS a town of about l5.OOO inhabitants and ia situated to the northeast of the city of Adrianople. The front of the Bul- garians extends for many miles and faces the big city, which Is the ob- feet of it's advance. Oh three sides or rather part of three sides.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
CHAMPION AS
 WHITE SLAYER
JACK JOHNSON'S BROTHeh GIVES STRONG EVIDENCE
 AGAINST HIM.
Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO. oct. 22.-Charles John son. brother of Jack Johnson. gave testimony today before the grand jury which is said to duplicate the cham pion pugilist in white slavery prac- tices. According to the information to hand the bi gcolored fighter is now in a most serious fix. IL is coming gradually to light that his life has lately been of the most dissipated kind and that the case of Lucille Cameron is not by any means the only one Tn which he has been mixed up
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outsidc have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair your clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentleman's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
TiBERG CASE ON.

Tn, .s~. of the United States Ns. jaitu T.asre o,cgpi.d the time of the district ."Url ail iay and part of last evening. Ten members of the JIry w.rr Se, urrd last night aI.a the re ra.uu- two today. Attorney Hilette ft' tt- defendant .n his opening state rasHt tals morning reviewed the whole story and mad, what lewyers who were present describe as an able ad dress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

ties here as on the o'her frontiers. While opposing the advance they con- tinur tu fall back but are all the time concentrating with the intention of presenting a solid front when the proper time arrives.
 The Turkish commanders express confidence n being able tO smash their enemies one by one when the time arrives and not permit them tu make a juncture.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
LOUIS KATHtS
 ARRESTED
ACCUSED or SELLING HooTCH TO NATIVES OF SHOOTING
 SCRAPE.

l."uIs katrrs who has been iish washer lu tho Miners restaurant. was arrested this afternoon on the charge of se.lua bout,H to the natives who -er mixed up lp the shooting last ut4ht. lt is ueN certain that the Is kIuae ner, badly intoxicated when th,. freuhl- occurred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

WASHINGTON. osJ. zI Th.. u.,~ nf th,. capture uf Bi+z aft.f t t.-..I#- r,.sist.tnc.- hts been heard here N.ta rh- greatest astnuishm.Ht lt wss generally thought {" %, certain thB. ne would offer determined front and would h.,se fought tt th. end Rumurz nav. been ufioaf here that Commander Hughes uf th. United States wurshiP Des Mpiucs would br requested tu use his good offices to sIvc the Iif'. uf piaz. but II is deemed not likely that this government would interfere to such an
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
TO PROSPECT m'ooNAlo.

W. L.. COchrane of the Alaska Con sulidatcd Mining and Dredging Com pany dispatched an 0utht to NcDon- ald creek this morning and will pro cecd tn drill that stream extensively. options are said to have been taken by him on large amount of ground on Mcdonald creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
WILL PROSPECT
 PLACER GREEK
HAVE GOOD PROSPECTS KoyvK
 NEW ARRIVAL says.

Several parties will probably pros pect on Placer creek in the Koyuk sec tion this winter according to ollie Blatchford who returned tu the city yesterday after a prolonged stay in those regions. Good prospects have good for find of importance.
 Tom Moon and others have decided to spend the winter trapping.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
M'NAMARA
 COT POWDER
MANUFACTURES SWEARS He HAULED NITRO GLYCeRiNs
 TO MuNCtE
Nussst Special Service

lNDTANAPDI.IS, Uct- -f. 'U'IIVN Kisserman, :, manufacturer "t Albany Ind. swore today in inc trial ni the alleged dynamiters that ]. F. MrNa- mara purchased from him q wagon load of nitro glycerinc and had f hauled 10 Muncie. This evidence Is meant to show that the IcNamaras were busy in this state and had nitro glycerine shipped here.
 The case is proceeding slowly hut the evidence at present is of the ordi- nary kind Sensations are expected later
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
BEAR ATE GLASS.

rr,d etnirI bear died as the result of ,rttinG glass. Au examination was hrld uu hHu yesterday tu ascertain tn, gau~,. of hs al'lius. After his death the other l,.ar l,s on his body and at tunes tried (, turn the body over as in play aud seemed to be al d loss to understand his strange stiffness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
HOLDING OLD CLAIMS.

Many claims for which proofs or labor have not been filed for some years are now being taken up again owing to the increase of activity in dredge and mining acircies generally. Deputy Recorder Fred Cowden says that the filing of proofs of labor on old claims has taken remarkable jump this year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
. ugset speeisi Service.

ALAMO. oct. 24 The vuicau" oi StromboH is in eruption tui is uow creating destruction all "trr th'' c"un try at it's basr Lava k pouring down it's sides and already several settle ments have been completely destroyed The inhahitafts are fleeing. The gr"at
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
MILITARY OFFICER IN TROUBLE
 IS TRIED AT FORT DAVIS

rose to a commissioned rank from n bottom. IL is said that his father h head of d great business concern. Te- amount said to have been taken bS him amounts only to few hundr- is The funds belonged to the post change to which he was attached la St. Michael.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
ORDERS FUND
 INTO COURT
JUDGE LYONS MAKES RULING IN
 CASE OF BON VOYAGE.

The sum of y9.5O0 which is now m the hands of ]. J. Cole. as trustee. and which had been attached in connection with the l{on Noyag. suit has been ordered back into the hands of the registrar of the court pending the trial of the case of Hammer and Waskey.
 This ruling was made by Judge Lyons and the decision was telegraph .d yesterday to Ira D. Drton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

CDNSTA NTINDPLE, Dct. 24. An will be made immediately to get endorsements from Asia Minor tu support the army now combating the invaders. Many of the veteran trihesmcn who opposed the Italians are now in Asiatic Turkey and are con sidcrcd worth the e>ort to get them into European Turkey. The Turkish which they are now confronted. but they are determined to meet tn. trial bravely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
WATER FRONT.

.'etu.-r standard returned cu thc 2 -.a. she was bound 10 Cap, Yota but r.tdru-d account heavy weathr.. ~,ld.u for Ctpe York
 S,nator for St. Michael.
 Ram fur Cape York.
 ln th- ruadstead. Standard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
PASSENGERS MusHING.

Passengers who are on their way to Nome from ihr North have mushed from Candle tn Deering and packed their baggage on dog teams The req son for this k tiat the Alaska re- mained at peerins. .,he will bring down 5o tons of dog salmon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
Farswsii Dance, Eagle Hall. hurs- day night. Admission gentlemen $i.5o
BECKER CASE
 IS CONCLUDING
JUDGE COTE iNsTRucTiNG JURY
 IN FAMOUS TRIAL.
Special Nugget ossvIeA

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Judge Con is now instructing the jury In the case of Lieutenant Becker. The argument for Becker closed this morning and the judge immediately began his ad- dress.
 X large crowd Is present in court and much interes, is being manifest . ed all over the city. It is generally believed that a strong case has been made out by the prosec cutior and a verdict of guilty is looked fJt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
BUL CARIANS TAKE CITY AND ADVANCE
DlAz MAY DIE. HIS
 SOLDIERS ARE EXECUTED

or the awful intelligent, plainly show. -d Some uf th. htts.I .uas met sasiI seut.uc.. with s.umue-- sh.s. a f.w broke down
 The ill fated tenth ,,tu m.-t le,.s h,. executed at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
REBELS BUSY
 PUERTO PLATA
REBELS BUSY U. S. GovReNmENT SENDS WAR vEsSLS TO DISTURBED
 ZONE.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTpN. pot. -4 Tn" San Domingan rebels ar" now tdyaneinr on the city uf Puerto Plata and q hiE battle is expected
 This government has dispatched thr Wheeling and another Warship to th" scene to protect fhr interests "f Nu ericans and ether foreigners
 The country is n"w iu a most iis turh.d condition and s~rthine wita re. h"lIion in all quarters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
JULIEN CLOSES.

The dredge of Victor Julien on Os- borne creek closed down for the sea- son yesterday. In the early part of the spring much frost was encounter ed which delayed operations to some extent. but the season as whole was very satisfactory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
FORT GETS BOILER.

Fort Davis has installed 6o-horse power boiler in it's boiler house. This boiler weighs six tons. but the roads are good and hard and it was hauled down by four of Montgomery's horses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
JURY WEIGHS
 BECKER CASE
Special Nugget Service. INNOCENCE OR GUILT DE TENDS ON RELATIONS WlTH
 ScHEPPS.
Special Nugse, Service.

NEW YORK. urr .t Thc cas" or Lieutenant Becker v,ur to thr jury this af,ernoou In as instructions (" the jur, Judp. Con declared that Che guilt nr iuu"reu,e of th, accused rested uu the duesti.u as ta whether Sch"pps was hs ., ,"mplisc "i mol. These instructions lead many [" be Ii-s,. that Becker will escape.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
BRING ANOTHER oReoGE.

The Nome Montana Company has decided to bring in another dredse next season. Dr. Ramsey states that the dredge on Shovel creek has work there for another four months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
STEAMBOAT NEMs.

Arrtrd -rddon from Norton Bay Lost night.
 sailed Bear for St Lawrence isl and.
 In lhe roadstrld. Senator. Ram. Ke linda. S-ddon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
Fresh 1912 6. ( w. Strawberries and Rsspbsrriss at Breeding ( eorssn.

Ask your nsishbor about our pr'ees call Red 70 and let vs tell you about them. They are the best s~ss in Memo and ws arc here to stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
SENATOR LEAVES.

The steamship Senator left for St. Michael this morning at 6: 30 and will get back tomorrow morning early Some passengers are now at St. Mich acl for the outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

HELGRADE. Oct. 2I. The third Seryian army has captured the town uf Noviposear after sharp engage
 mcnt with the garrison. Tn" Turks are evidently pursuing the same tao
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
STROMBOL| SHOUTING
 FIRE AND DESTRUCT TON

cst possible distress Is reported from au quarters Government aid Is being dispatched ts last IS possible but re- ports ts tu the loss of nte which ar- ri,, tr, contradictory and unreliable.
 Haze you tried the Tuna Fish, jus, like chicken. at Breeding & 6orsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24
MINING 3 DREDGING EDITION.

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sal" at Butler Nlauro Co. I.omen Bros.' and the Board of Trade. Price 5oc per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Short orders st all hours and din ner served from { 10 st the We mans Exchange.
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TRADER lEAvS.

The schooner Trader left this morn ins for Providence Bay. Siberia
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Short orders served all day at Wo- mans Exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

sens of the North take notice. lut fisk has arrived at Modini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Sons of the Nsrth taiss nsties. lut fisk has arrived as Msdini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Mining Gditisns rsady fer maiiins at the Na0ose emee, ese..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Farewell Dance, Eagle Hall, Thsrs day night. Admission gentlemen, sf.so
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

co TO THE NoRTN Polg 0akssy ese ths ssa9 .Assa1 as6 pesesy. Tho snly CsOoo N0saD la AsssA ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

LONDON. oct. 24. Kirk kIlliseh
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-24

Reliance 1912 pack of berries s' Breeding q eorosn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
By Virginia T. Van De Water

repeated this assertion to herself after
her guest-having partaken of the cake
and wine and praised both-had gently
told her good might and asked if he
might call again.
And | couldn't explain that ] don't
regret Tom she muttered as she lock-
ed the front door of her apartment and
switched off the lights.
AS she caught sight of her face in
the mirror in her own room she smiled
at the reflection, noting her bright eyes
and vivid coloring
You look better tonight" she wills
pered to her image. An evening with
some man to chat with does keep a
woman young. After all, that dinner
did bring me one friend. Not Robert
Maynard. but Henry Blanchard.
aimed at the blackbird and hit the
crow. But" with a regretful sigh. ito
tell the truth, | don't care much about
crow, A blackbird is better game!"
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XI
by v

But Helen Robbins did not look far
enough ahead to consider that she
might be making future trouble for
herself in introducing the case hard
ened and unimpressionabl old bachelor
to young and attractive widow,
Women seldom take into consideration
widows destinations. Men seldom
forget or ignore them
To do Beatrice justice, she had not
thought of Mr. Blanchard as a possible
sutton until this evening Then. as he
said. with a twinkle in his eyes, II
didn't mention to Helen that | was
thinking Of coming to see you for she
has never been much pleased at my
going to cali on the ladies'" sudden
idea flashed through Beatrice's mind
II Helen knew that her uncle had
called here she would fancy that he
was already in danger or being snap
ped up by an enterprisng widow. Ri
diculous, unused Beatrice AS if any
woman in her senses would marry this
plain looking though kind hearted,
man old enough to be her father
His First Half Dollar.
But Helen would not think that such
a thing was out of the question. and
the widow decided that since she was so
weary of her loneliness that she found
even this visitor a welcome break in
the monotony of duh evening. IT was
as well that Mr. Blanchard should not
tell his niece of his venturesome eXpe-
dition. Therefore she laughed with
him, as he spoke of his secretiveness,
and listened courteously while he ram
bled on with "reminiscences of his boy
hood and of how he had made his first
half dollar as SIN errand boy. Yes Hell
en- decided. he was an agreeable Incl
dent, which she preferred to the soli-
tary and uneventful hours which We're
often hers after the BARNS We're asleep.
When he spoke of gong she sug
gested that before his departure he
might honor her by having a glass of
wine and some fruit cake. Il always
keep sherry and some old ia shioned
fruit cake in the house" she explained
TO him. Just as my mother and grand :
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HUNTING A HUSBAND

herself To her surprise Mr. Blanchard.
Helen Robbins Uncle Henry" stood
there smiling
"WhyF exclaimed the astonished
woman. Come in did not expect to
see YOU tonight"
It was banel and trivial remark TO
make and Beatrice felt herself flush
holly as she appreciated that she must
appear like a fool But her visitor,
noting her rising color experienced a
glow of gratined vanity. attributing the
blush to her delight at seeing him
He Happened to Pass.
Well" he said. as he pulled off his
overcoat. Il happened to be passing
and, remembering that YOU had told me
the other night where you lived
thought I'd stop in and see you for a
few minutes
THAT was kind of you" Beatrice
said cordially. now sufficiently recov-
cred from her surprise to be once more
mistress OF the situation DO sit down
and talk to me. Before YOU came ] was
lonely and wishing that something nice
would happen. and. YOU see, 1t has"
The elderly man beamed happily He
was 81 years OF age and had often been
obliged as he expressed II sometimes.
ito look lively to escape scheming moth
ers and marriageabe daughters" for it
was known that he had a neat little
fortune. win nobody dependent upon
him But his niece knew this also. and
had resolved that said fortune should,
when Uncle Henry should die. come to
her and her children therefore she
watched him as something too precious
to be allowed to fall victim to schem-
ing womankind
She had thought II would please him
to be asked to her dinner and. one of
the men invited falling III, she had put
her relative into his place She had
seated him next 10 Beatrice not TO
please him, but to punish the latter for
her resentment with regard TO her
hostess match making schemes and TO
pique her into being kinder to Robert
Maynard Failing this. she had
thought that her husbands little niece.
Maude Spaulding. could do worse than
10 make q match with Maynard, even
If their ages were so unequal