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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
TO THE VOTERS AND CITIZENS OF THE SECOND DIvIs-
 ION.

weeks announced that would be candidate Legislature of Alaska the coming election and upon official ballot thought then that there would would be elected by the know that that possible have been advised by friends of all compexons ct political faith that leave candidacy in their hands and de the the Victoria which have deetrmined to
 It proper that of the why could De o all the people of Alaska well those of the Second Di vision.
 Legislature California after the adoption of the I879 for period of days and Chairman the Committee Public Buildings and Grounds and of other committees. Following that, Education of Sacramento City In 1885 District Attorney of Sacramento County, and terms four years In 1890 again elected Judiciary member of the Ways and Means Committee and served that capacity for days
 think we'll equipped by of legislative experience for Alaska have resided in Nome acquainted with the of the people of this Dvs ion.
 If before the Legislature Ju March, territorial legislation of the further equip the business of the Legislature. partisan believe nevertheless that the first Legislature should paakes of the character If elected will best endeavors will tend in the highest degree develop the great of the Territory.
 Thanking and all for the and future courtesies remain. Respectfully yours,
 ELWOOD BRUNER.
 Nome, Alaska. October z5 1912
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
N. E. NELSON
 ON SENATOR
BROTHER OF MURDERED BOYS
 ARRIVES FROM IDiTARoO.

Nels F.. Nelson. a brother of the two boys who were murdered on the Kus- kokwim by campbell. arrived on the Senator this morning from St. Mich ael having come down from lditarod. The brothers are buried only tempor arily neat tb &nskokwIm and proba- bly the bodies will later be removed. Campbell. who has been sentenced to life imprisonment will be taken out side to the penitentiary over the traii.
 Mir Nelson with others came to St Michael from the lditarod on the river boat Thomas Flyer and experienced some strange vicissitudes. Fifteen days were occupied by the trip. For two or three days they were frozen fin at the mouth of the river and were two and q half days getting from the mouth of the Yukon 10 St. Michael.
 Some twenty-siN passengers came to Nome on the Senator.
 The number of people that are now in the Iditarod is estimated at 200 or 300. many having hit out for other camps. MT. Nelson says quite a num- Der went to Ruby and Iditarod is very quiet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
A CHANCE FOR NOME MAN.

Miss Minnie Rosella Ryan, Grand Rapids. Mich. wants to marry an AL askan. The following is the full text of her application for partner just received:
 Please put in your paper q pretty little Michigan girl wants man in Alaska. Have many admirers in Michigan. Twenty-six years old. Classy and nicely up to date. The only reason have for advertising is have great desire for northern fellows. as know they are ambitious and hustlers like myself No one but man with money need answer"
 The lady is such a hustling business woman that she spells the word an- swer by using only the three first let terz
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

With a pack on his back Mike Con nelly slipped on some ice recently nefr Gold Bottom and the great toe of LIs right foot was broken and bent otck so much that it rested on nIs D CD. During nine days he was la.t ul at his camp doctoring the injured t..oIt' CT until he had brought II around suffi- cicutIy to enable him to crawl i;.to the city. He says Il Is now almost all right again only that the "tnr, Sit" is d little out of place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
CUTTING 700 CORDS.

W. K. Taylor is now engaged near Council in cutting 700 cords of wood for the Blue Goose and Wild Goose dredges according to Deputy Marshal Joe Steiner who has arrived in Nome on his way to the outside.
 The Lubbe dredge. as well as tine two Goose dredges. is still running and will continue to operate as long as the weather permits. even if 1t is till Christmas.
 Mir. Steiner says the season at Coun- cil has been a most prosperous one in every respect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
WICKERSHAM
 LAUDS TAFT
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS COUNTRY NEVER PROMISED
 MORE PROSPERITY.
Special Nugget Ssrv,ss.

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 COLUMBUS. Oct. 25.-Atturney General wickersham made a speech here last night in which he lauded the administration of President Taft to the skies. He declared the country to be now on the bosom of flood of widespread and increasing prosperity and all this he credited to the wise statesmanship of President Taft and the republican party.
 He was listened to by large audi encc in which enthusiasm seemed to be lacking. although Mir. Wickersham made out what has been described here as "a good case for the defense.''
 This phrase s'ms up the opinion of those who heard him as well as the opinion of some of the opposing pa pers that commented on the speech this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
LIEUT., FEIST
 FOR OUTSIDE
ACCUSED MILITARY OFFICER FROM ST. MICHAEL IS OUT
 GOING PRISONER.

Lieutenant Sim l.. Feist. the mill tiry officer who was tried by court martial this week at Fort Davis for misrepresentation of funds and other offences. arrived on the Senator un- der arrest this morning.
 He will probably be taken outside to report under arrest to the com mander at Fort Lawton. It is rumored of the charges but nothing more than a rumor has the story for founda- tiOn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Nugget Special Service.

HAHRISHI'RG U0I- --- TIITIW Johnson. candidate for the ttae-rr,si- dency on the prugr-s-il, ticket. r..Id his compliments to W"odra~ Wilson today in d speech that showed re- markable bitterness.
 lie declared that Wilson as gover- nor of New Jersey was the one man who in the last 22 months mieht have dissolved the Standard Oll aud every other insidious combination in tho state. but who had never raised his
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
ARRANGE FOR
 TIN OReOCE
MEN WHO OWN GROUND NEAR EAR MOUNTAIN WILL MEET
 TONIGHT.

Several men who are prominent in mining and business circles in this district. will meet tonight to hold a discussion with view to placing d dredge on tin property owned by them near Ear Mountain. This prop erty was staked for them by Teddy Winfield. Those interested are George Lorimer. Fred Daniels. Fred Hinton Johnston. Al Fletcher. Malloch and Pfaffie.
 The prospects of the property are said 10 be of the most promising kind and fully warrant the installation of $ dredge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

chief of the Turkish armies ir ths field. is said to have perfect confidence in his ability to checkmate tn Esl- glrians and eventually drive them back over the border. He is manifest ing remarkable skill in the handiing of such great numbers and has the ad vantage of fighting on his own terri tory and in positions chosen tv him- self
 The number of men now un ic. arms altogether in the tive warning nations is more than one million SD that the conflict has assumed the proportions uf war between great powers.
 The funds of the Turkish govern ment are believed to be in good condi- tiun. In her peace treaty with Italy the Turk was promised aid in having her excheuuer rcplenished. while the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Nugget Special Service.

BELLINGHAM Wash, oct. 25.-- The three year old son of Frank Wright, a wealthy cannery man. has been Kidnapped by Japanese and talk en to sea by them in fishing vessels.
 The object of the kidnapping IS supposed to lN the forcing of a ran som from the father. Some have said that the act was committed in a spirit of revenge but Mir. Wright is unable to remember anything which could cause any of the Japanese, or any of his employees of any nationality, to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
GENERAL DIAz DIES AT THE
 HANDS OF THE PRACTITIONERS

and who held hish positions under the government of Portarlo Diaz. Their ambition had been Co bring back tu. famous old exile who had held Mexico in check with an iron hand but with their execution probably comes ta. end of the hope that Dlaz will srer again rule.
 The dispatches arriving supply only the most mcIEsr a,"u4Hfs The. merely say that th. um CTS v,r. -N.. cuted Np advlcas hav, been recelv- cd from Vera crlz direct. but thIs may be accounted for .y tHa s.r f.as
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Speslal Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. ore, Oct. 25. "lnless the voters assume their heritage and take back the control of the national affairs this country will be thrown into d revolution that will shak" the republic to it's foundation"
 This was the prophecy made her" last night by the democratic candi date for the vice presidency in a speech which showed tremendous power.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
LIEUT.. BECKER FOUND GUILTY
 OF MURDER OF R0SENTHAL

conduct of gambling resorts. After a time the two men quarreled and Ros- cuthal. driven by revenge. threatened retaliation told Rosenthal that he would have him driven from the city. In desperation Ruscnthal gave the to the papers. Soon afterwards four men who were known to be friends of Becker ass1ssinated Rosenthal at the door of his own house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
FAIRBANKS JOINT MEETING
 NAMES ITS CANDIDATES

\ joint convention of Fairbanks party committees held october . nam ed candidates for election to the leg islaturc at Juneau. The following arc candidates for the house of represen- tatives: F. F. Collins. Billy Burns, Dan Driscol and J. T. NIullaly. The two latter are Wickcrshlmitcs.
 The News Miner. which supported Gilmore at the last election, says it will support anyone but Wickersham- ties. The convention lasted four hours and sometimes vcrged on breakup in disorder.
 Dan Sutherland of Ruby and Henry
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Special Nugget Sers,e..

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2S The officials of the Turkish go,.rnrent today admit defeat in the big battle o- Eilisseh. It IS conceded that the Bp garian army drove ba .S the Fur klsh force and entered ths ,ity. gaining decided advance on the read @ Adrianople.
 Thr retreat of the Turks. r"w"y,r r. was quite orderly and. although tho reverse is rather serious. the result is not by any means considered disas- trous. The lines of both armies extend for several miles and Kirk Kilissc. as il k generally called, is regard ! US only unr uf the important posis .gu- defended.
 Nazim Pasha. the war minister. w''o has been appointed commander .u
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
SENATOR LEAVES TOMORROW.

Frank o'Connor. agent. says that the steamship Senator will leave to- morrow. Saturday. afternoon. lt was the intention to wait for the Alaska. but some definite news must come be- fore tomorrow afternoon of her arriv- ,al or the Senator will not wait
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
----------------------- vIScOUNT PEEL DEAD. Special Nugget esrsioA

LONDON, oct. 25.-Viscount Peel. who took a prominent part in politics as a member of the conservative par ty, died yesterday. He was the de- scendant of the two Feels who stood in the first rank of British statesmen in the last century.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Special kuesss ssrs,s&

NEW YORK. oct. 25.--According to dispatches arriving here today from Mexico City General Felix Diaz. nep- hew of the former president of the Mexican republic. was executed at sunrise just outside the city of Vera Cruz
 Dying by his side were several Of the officers who had aided him In cap turing Vera Cruz for the federals. They were Major Cuesta. Major Surat and Major Zan.
 All were men who were well known
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
LET THE PEOPLE TAKE THE
 CONTROL SAYS MARSHALL

Mir Marshall k fast gaining ground for himself personally in the West lis speeches are full of fire and de- h1yrcd with an cioquence which could ouly ur possible when the speaker has given his heart and soul to the policies which lac advocates He looms larger now un the political horizon than any other of the vice presidential aspir- ants
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
epseisi Nvsess es~Sis>

JUNEAU. oct. 25.-The official re turns for the election of delegate to congress from Alaska were announced ernor Clark the announcement Sls made by Collector of Customs Will E and Distin. the acting governor. wno
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
HALEY AND cRiFFiS
CONTRACTORS

Jim Haley and Bob Griffis have se- cured the contract for carrying the mail between Iditarod and the Yukon this year. Both men are we'll known old Nomeites.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Special Nugget Service.

BEVERLY. oct. 25. In a letter tu Governor Ebcrhart uf Miuu sata Pres idrnt Taft makes a strong appeal fer the support of the farmers.
 He declared that tn" republican par Y ls respausihl,. for the presti'iur good markets md asked that thu farmers remember this and t.so r.- member that the success of tho dem oeratic party is almost sure tu mean
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
NEW MAIL MEN.

Paul Divadivich has received the contract for carrying the mali from Solomon to KOtzebue.
 Pete Yaeger has the contract from Nome to Taylor creek. A native will carry the mail between Teller and Wales.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be tween Segerstrom x Hagen's and 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.
 NOME TAIL ORiNC co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
VICTORIA IN GALE.

The steamship Victoria was report ed last evening loo miles north Of the pass at eight o'clock. Al that time she was cncountering gales and rough weather generally.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
Special Nugget Service.

Becker. lieutenant of police in this city. was found guilty by jury to- day of the murder of Herman Eosen- thai and will be sentenced to death.
 Becker received the verdict calm ly. A slight p1llor and a nervous twitching of the lip was noticeable but otherwise he exhibited no emotion.
 Becker while police lieutenant had been interested with Kosenthal in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
TiBERG CASE ON.

The case of Johan Tiberg is attract ing n considerable amount of attention as 1t proceeds in the district court. The court room was crowded to the doors al the late sitting last evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Ask your neighbor about our prices cr call Red 70 and let us tell you about them. They are the best ever in Nome and ws are here to stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
BUYS CLARK YARD.

". R. Buckmaster has bought the front portion of the Clark lumber yard and will use the property for his wa ter and wood business. The purchase includes the residence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
TURKS ADMIT DEFEAT |N
 THE BATTLE OF KILISSEH

allies have failed to obtain loans in various countries. owing to her de- lay in mobilizing she is not quite so we'll prepared as her enemies and pre- sent reverses. if not decisive ones. may not affect the ultimate outcome.
 The people of this city are enthus- iastic. Bands of students and others march the streets at periods and no dearth of fighting material need be eN pected.
 Since the battle at Kilisseh no i'm portant engagement has been an- naunced from any quarter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
JAPANESE KIDNAP
 CANNERY MAYS SON

wish tn do him injury. The parents are distraught with grief and are will ing to pay any sum for the child's return.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

rauvassed the vote
 The total regular vote east was S.220. one hundred and ninety irreE ular votes were pnlIed and 1S votes were scattering.
 The official result Is: wickersham ...... ......... 1na Gilmore ..... ... .... ........ IeG
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
JOHN MARTINI FINED.

John Martini was fined Sl0 today by Municipal Magistrate Eddy for dump ing garbage on the beach.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
OFFICIAL RETURNS UE pELs5AT.
 ELECTION ARE ANMDUngsD

krauezuuas ...........- .... l.sss Jennings ... ..........-. l.l74 H1rrais. .......... ... 2sl
 This shows that Gilmore bea he socialist " only & votes.
 Sons of the North take notice. Lut fisk has arrived at modini's Cafe
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
ROOSEVELT IS
 NOW WALKING
RAM6Leo A LIrTlf~lk HIS YARD
 TODAY AT oTefER eAY. ..
Special Nuee get Service

Special Nueas Service
 OYSTER BAY. Oct. 25.-Theodore Roosevelt felt so much improved to- day that he took ,itue walk in the yard of his residence,
 He has been warned against much exertion for the prcyent so the walk was very short one.
 Afterward he reclined on lounge but felt bright and well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Short orders served all day at Wo- mans Exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Farewell! Farewell to our friends or the Vie. A. 8. Hall. October 28.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Rnd.n. af Iditarnd. were endorsed for the senate. Suthcrland's endorsement was unanimous but at the beginning much opposition was shown to Roden. It K considered not unlikely that within the next few days other can didatcs may come out in opposition to Rodcu and Driscoll. Driscoll is the mayor of Fairbanks. Many say that the ticket smacks too much of Wick crsham.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

A. 8. farewell dance, public invited, October 28.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Fresh 1912 s. q w. Strawberries and Raspberries at Breeding ( 6orasn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

PARIS. oct. 25.-A dispatch says that in taking Kilesseh the Bulgarians captured General Muktar. Prince Ila- lem. 10000 soldiers and hundred Canuun
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
HIRAM JOHNSON BURSTS
 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

uu-.r C." do sc. The progressive can dIttr UaNra sarcastic in dealing with ta- democrats promises with regard 10 trust regulations and asked how it Was that such sentiment were not pW uts execution when Wilson had tr, power
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Reliance 1et2 pack st bsrriss s' frssdins . 8seesn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

The exposures following led to at tacks on the whole police system of New York and on Mayor Gaynor. The result of Bccker's trial is expected to aid the suppression of corruption In Ihs city and to bring about new order
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Sons of the North take notice. lut fisk has arrived at Modini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

MEXICO CITY. Oct. z5-An i'm fr.ss..u prevails here that Diaz was f..t shot tas m.rainE. It .s sad by some tust President Mader1 ordered r -.-ra. s.#l uf The z-ntsu." at tn, .t-t moment Generally. however rtaz E ...a.ai io te de d.
 Dinner served from q 9. rn. 10 3 D. m every day at the Woman's Esehsnss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
SLIPPED AND BROKE TOE.

Placer loea,oos a, N.8ss, u-'cr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
TAFT MAKES SfkUnG
 APPEAL ID FARMERS

fur very r#.ers. of those conditions. u,. enters iuta uu argument Co prove fa- .uut,atieu t,e promises in the e...ut ut his election that h" will bend aH his surr-irs to maintaining the -rm- loed markets and that he will ,lr, fur ta.. Interests af fh. farmers in
 II matters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Short orders at all hours and din- ner served from I 10 at the Wo- mans Exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Haze you tried the Tuna Tisn. just like chicken. at Breeding & 5orsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Everybody invited. A. 8. Hall. Mon day night. ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

The feIerals are In control and censor a5t uegsa Rps
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Are you going? Where2 A. 8. Hall, Monday. Why sure!
 s2.O0 per month for the Nugg-'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25

Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nuaget office, 55o..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-04
WIFE |ND|CTEDFOR KILLING HUSBAND Will Show Cargill Was Shot While He Was
 Asleep

Memphis. May 3.-An indictment charging murder in the first degree was returned by a grand jury against Mrs. Olive Lee Cargill hero today. The in- dictment came after investigation of the death of Bailey T. Cargill. whose body was found in his bedroom last Monday. Both Cargill and his wife come from wealthy Tennessee families. According to the authorities circum- stantial evidence will be introduced to show that Cargill was shot to death while he lay asleep instead of hav- ing killed himself, and instead of hav- Ing threatened to kill nightly his wife prior and then himself as Mrs. Car gill contended. The mystery as to what motive the prosecution will allege the woman to have had to slay her hus- band, if any, has not been brought out by the prosecutor.
 The Cargills had three small chil- drcn In statement issued through her lawyer. Mrs. Cargill declared her husband said he would kill her and make mincemeat out of himself. She says he commanded fer to bring him q pistol. She says she secured the weapon and then shot him to death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-04
COMMENCEMENT OF
 MEDICAL SCHOOL.

Mobile, May -tspecial.) )--Con- meneement exercises of t~e School of Medicine University of Alabama, were started today. when the alumni of the institution assembled here for Aararsi annual "home-c coming" pr. E. ICBon- durant. dean of the School of Medicine, welcomed the alumni at the opening session this morning and pr. John o. Rush, president of the alumni associa ton, delivered an address. Addresses by pr F. A. Webb of Calvert, Ala, oi Endorsement of Health Laws" and on "Sanitation in the Canal Zone,' by Dr. R. c. Macy of Theodore, featured the afternoon session. Lectures on tech nica1 subjects were made before the alumni tonight.
 President George H. Denny of thg University of Alabama will arrive ih Mobile Saturday morning to attend the medical school commencement He will be the guest of the alumni tomorrow night, when a banquet in his honor will be given at the Battle House.
 Diplomas will be awarded to 35 grad uates of the School of Medicine at the Mobile theatre Monday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-04
SOCIETY MEAL TICKET
Formal Invitations to Dinner Super
 seded by Printed Ticket

Paris Correspondence of the New York | Times.
 A violent reaction is setting in against the exaggerated form which the hospital ity of Paris society has been taking fer some time past, as has been described in these columns more than once. The expensive and fantastic table dec orations. the marvellous drapery and the elaborate ritual observed in serving din- ners are now giving away to a simplicity which bids fair to go to the other ex- treme
 Far more striking, however, is the rev. olution in the method of inviting friends to dinner, which does away, iR is asgert- ed, with the waste of valuable time by hostesses in making out careful lists of guests and inducing them all to como on fixed date.
 Tickets for admission to meal on any day the recipient cares to call are now being issued by certain families. who find that in this way a great deal of bother is avoided. Here is the transla- tior of such a ticket:
 Valid for one meal. either luncheoo | or dinner, with Monster and Madame x.
 This ticket. being strictly personal. would be worthless if sold. presented. or exchanged.
 The holder has not the right to de- mand a money equivalent in place of the meal.
 "On account of the number of visitors ir Is requested that reply be sent without exaggerated formula of poiteness.
 Tt must be presented at the door" Hosts and hostesses, following this system. present such tickets to their friends by hand or mail and say that one of the chief charms of the new style of invitation is the pleasant ignorance as to who is coming to dinner on any given evening. while the guests who come just when it suits them are better company than under the old form of invitation for fixed date. when politeness decrees that persons invited could not break the engagement at the last moment, even if i'll or worried