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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-13

AS a Christmas Gift, nothing
is more useful, appreciative and
sensible than a pair of shoes, a hat,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
FIRE BETWEEN BUILDINGS.

Yesterday evening about o'clock the Christmas quiet was broken by fire alarm. A blaze occurred be- tween the Carstcus and Dashley and Mrs. Eurley's buildings on Steadman avenue. but the damage inflicted amounted to very little. The two buildings stand close together and it is thought that a spark must of blowh between them. When the department arrived the blaze had caught hold on the two walls but the chemical easily extinguished it before il pene' trated either building. hole was cut in the wall of the Burley build ing to permit of the hose being pass ed through in case It was necessary. The water came in good time atfer the alarm was sounded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Stevenson out on Anvil creek and walked him with the rod in hand across the creek after first marching him in all directions As Stevenson walked over barren ground the stick remained down. When he came to the edge of the channel from which pay was taken tho rod rose and when he came over the other rim of the chan mel down went the rod again.
 Mir. Stevenson himself Is at d loss to account for this most remarkable phenomenon. He had believed that it was due to the quicksilver which has got into his system but Dr. Mustard. for one. says such is moi the ease.
 In no ease where the rod does not indicate gold has gold becn found. Sometimes. however II indicates gold and gold is not found but Mr. Steven son believes this fact to be duo to one of two causes; either there is quartz in the bedrock oT water has been there. So powerful Is the influence that if the rod is q weak one it will break if the holder attempts to keep 1t from rising in his hand by force.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

died were native women that were married to white men.
 Dune Mcdonald. one of the best known miners in the Candle district. is laid up in the hospital suffering from a bad wound in the head sus- tained by the dropping of frozen lump of gravel which fell on him while he was working in shaft or drift. The head was rather seriously cut open.
 Mason. the Candle business man. has also been in the hospital recently
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
MINK ON SPIT.

A mink was caught alive a few days ago by Rene Haas in his cabin on the spit. The animal had been accustomed 10 come in regularly 10 feed for about month before his capture. A sad sequel to the story is that NIT. Mink has suddenly dis now and Mir. Haas can only account for his absence by saying that some one got busy while hls back was turned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
Special Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-ln the presence of officials and representa- . tives of the Panama Pacific interna = tional exposition and banking institu- tions, Mayor J. Ralph. jr.. few days ago presented a warrant for s1Ol,- 437.Os to Rudolph T. Taussig. presi- dent of the Mechanics Institute. ,n payment for the block bounded by Hayes, Larkin. Polk and Grove streets, which is to be used for the erection of a magnificent auditorium.
 The exposition has set aside one million dollars for the building of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
ALLIES THREATEN AND
 TURKEY STANDS PAT

not act declsively until they receive permission from their home govern mcnt.
 That Coustautinople will remain to the Turks Is now a certainty unless they should refuse the terms offered and continue the war. The delegates of the allies are said to be constantly keeping before the view of the Turks the fact that resumption of hostiH- ties could only cnddugeT Gonstanti- n"plc but the representatives uf Tur- key seem to be in no hurry tO show
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
RUSSIA FEARS
 A REVOLUTION
HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS AR RESTED IN ST. PETERSBURG.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 24.-Hun- dreds of students were placed under arrest here last night and throughout the whole night university men were marched as prisoners through the streets.
 The cause of the arrests is the ex- istence of a revolutionary plot which had been matched and which is said to have assumed the most serious pro portions. Thousands of students had been enrolled and formed a powerful force in themselves
 The present conspiracy has all the appearance of developing into a revo- lutionary movement similar to that Of some time ago. Many of the mos, prominent leaders of the conspiracy are said to have escaped.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
OWNING ROD FOUND
 WATER FOR THIS CITY

That a divining rod discovered the water win which the city was sup piled last spring is the statement made by several who know exactly about the matter. Some time ago the fact was published that Louis steven son. mansger of the Pioneer Mining of this di9lnlng rod.
 Mir. te'enson was not aware that the story had been given out until he read IL in the Nugget. Today he mentioned the affair while talking to Judge Lomen and Engineer Blake and not only admitted the truth of il but gave some other particulars of the most extraordinary kind. Mir. LOmen states that he has actually seen Mir. Stevenson find gold when he was blindfolded by the use of the rod.
 But MT. Stevenson also told some facts LSoutP his discovery of water. When tis. Moonlight springs were running. Als: -.ssss spaang he got his rod to work and walked in the vicin- ity with the rod out before him. In several places 1t indicated the pres ence of water and at all those points he had holes sunk. In every case water was found and Nome was thus supplied up to last July.
 MT. Lomcn has blindfoldcd Mir.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Just about the same number or claims are being operated in Candle this winter as were worked there year ago according to letter re- ceived by Ward Estey from Charlie Kennedy. The failure of the Leela- nav to land the coal there has. how ever. coused very great amount of difficulty for some of the operators. but this trouble is being offset 10 some extent at least by the use of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
CANDLE BUSY AND
 USING LOCAL COAL

native coal. The coal mines had been necessities of the present season brought about their reopening.
 MT. Kennedy says he will leave Candle for Juneau any time after Jan uary 10. He does not intend to travel by way of Nome. but will go out via Koyuk. He will also take the Sew ard trail instead of the Fairbanks trial if 1t is found possible 10 do so.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
RADIATORS
 GET SPORTY
DECIDE TO BUTT IN AND HAVE
 DINNER ON RAGING DAY.

The Radiators have abandoned their former intellectual reserve and have decided to enter the sporting world. The McManus has announced that the annual banquet will be held this time on January IS. the day on which the Solomon Derby will be run.
 Lawrence Kerr. secretary of the treasury department. has opened sumptuous offices in the Golden Gate building and has already hung out his shingle unblushingly. The affair in January promises to be a peacherino.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Everywhere he went, whether tn Candle. Inmachuk. Council or any where else Dan Jones found all the people busy and prosperous during his recent trip which ended yesterday.
 Several parties are drifting on the lnmachuk and Candle seems to be en- toying a particular amount of activi- ty. In Council wood is being hauled in as fast as possible in preparation for the summer
 Three deaths took place in Candle during October. Two of those who
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
CONTEST NOW
 GETTING WARM
VOTE FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN CLOSES AT 10 o'ClOcS
 TONIGHT.

The contest for queen uf the carni- val will close at 10 o'clock tonight. The friends of Miss Martin got to work yesterday and raised her vote from 5000 to nearly l30OO. but the friends of Miss Nash were also busy and increased her votes treemnuously.
 The vote today Is
 Margaret Nash 2O.53s Jennie Martin .......... .l2.sl0
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
spseisl Nugget ossvlsa

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Tt Is consider ed now to he almost certain that Turkey will agree to the terms i'm posed by the allies. IL will mean the tory to the ottoman empire. but no other way out of the difficulty is ap- parent at present.
 Messages between ConStantinUple and the representatives of Turkey are said to be constantly passing to and fro and the plenipotentiaries will
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
JAPANESE PRINCE
 ''' ESCAPES DEATH

ernment.
 Yakagata is also president of tn" privy council and 1t was following a meeting of that body that the attemp. of that body that the attempt on h's on his life was made. The would-be murderer was armed with dagger and revolver but was prevented by the princess body g'i9"' fr"ni ," 'i"' in his deadly wo.' :. He bred one shot but made his escape before the qua 's could stop him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

terms of Imprisonment.
 An the requests were made with the plea that as he Is now about 10 leave the governors chair for the White House he could celebrate the event Tn no more fitting manner than ny par doning the unfortunate.
 He says it was the most touching and trying ordeal of ihs life and his looks bear out his words.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
AUDITORIUM WILL
 COST ONE MILLION

auditorium which is to be a part of the civic center and which Is expected to be completed before 1915.
 The property was originally bought in December 1880 from Archbishop T. F. Aiemany. the then head of the Ro- man Catholic church of this city for the sum of si75,0OO. This was made in the face of considerable opposition by the members of the Mechanics In- stitute, who did not think the pur- chase advisable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
NEGRO PORTER
 KILLS NEGRO
CAUGHT THlEF TRYING TO RoS
 SAFE AND SHOT HIM DE ..
Special Nugget 6srsies.

opeCiai Nu4Det oSFs'cS
 TULSA. okla. Dee. 24.-W. <. Gor- don, detective and Walter Daniels Q negro porter, shot and killed negro whom they caught in the al tempt e. rob th" treasur" safe of train which was travelling between ., Louis and san Francisco. The name of the dead man Is unknown. He had evidently prepared with great care fo. the attempt and would probably have succeeded were it hot for the porter. Daniels called the detective and both stole in behind the robber while he was at work When he ordered him to throw up his hands he tried to draw a gun but they fired first
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
SOME OUTSIDE
 MAIL ARRIVES
FIRST. SECOND AND REGISTER. go GETS IN THIS AFTER
 NOON.

The mail which arrived this after noon soon after 2 o'clock contains some outside mail. It consists of first class. second class and registered mail and weighs about the usual amount.
 Another outside mail is now on the way from Unalakleet and will get here Thursday or Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
SALE POSTPONED.

The sale of the equity of Dr. Cham bers in the money connected with the Bon Voyage litigation has been once more postponed until Saturday. Sev- eral postponements have already talk en place pending full knowledge as to how the money ought to he dis posed of.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY. Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, Dec. 2I.-C. Shepard. who was formerly purser of the steamer Humboldt. has been arrested on the charge of complicity in the rob- bery of bullion from that vessel. Ben wiseman. who has been held on the charge of smuggling opium. is also charged with being implicated in the robbery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
PARTY FOR SOLOMON.

George James and Mrs. James. Miss Margaret Holmes. Chester Milligan and A. J. Mallock left today for Solo mon where they will be the guests Df Mrs. Shaughnessey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
HORSE STILL SICK.

One of the horses of W. J. Rowe that went through the ice of Hobson creek some days ago. is in q bad condition and it is feared that he may not re- cover. He has now been brought to the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
NO ARREST.

Not one arrest was made in Nome yesterday. The federal and city of- dcers all declare the day to have pass ed off without the least trouble al- though everyone seemed to have had a royal time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
Special Nugget ossviss.

TOKYO, Dc. 24.-Prince Yakagata. supreme councillor of Japan, narrow . iy escaped death at the hands of an assassin last night. The facts in tn, case have been suppressed as much :. ! possible and all that is known is shat the would-be assassin evidently Va the tool of eonspira;ors who arc d.s'
 satisfied w,h 'he lolitical cohd'''' IS and have plotted to take the lives of several meinent members of the gD .
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
ROBBERS GET
 LARGE AMOUNT
SECURE s2o,ooo eY RAID ON TRAIN
 IN OHIO. ..--
Special Nugget Service.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Dec. 24.-Ban- dits got away with $2O.OOO last night by a daring expedient. from the cN- press car of train near Alton.
 The bandits first detached the eX- press car and when the remainder of the train had gone ahead several at tempts were made 10 blow open the safe. Although powder was 'xplod : ed four times the safe remained closed but in other qaurters the robbers sue
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

that they believe this.
 The most strict secrecy Is being maintained us to the course of the discussions and the British govern mrnt aids the plenlpotentIaries to prevent intrusion of the palace by any one
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
AFTER WILSON
 FOR PARDON
PRESIDENT ELECT SAYS WoR. RlEO UNTIL HE FEELS LIKE
 SQUEEZED SPONGE.
Special Nugget ssrvIes.

PRINCETON, Dec. 24.-"I fee. like a squeezed sponge" said Woodrow Wilson today after he had undergone one of the most remarkable trials on record. The whole day was spent listening to friends and supporters who had come to request pardons for those who had been sentenced to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

When in doubt about your Xmas prsssnt try a basket or box filled with reby's fresh made candies. nioht
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
SENDS CIGARS.

Ed Young and otto Van Sickle. tho genial proprietors of the Nevada have sent the Nugget a fine box of cigars for the holidays
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Don't miss the carnival show next Tussday, Dream Thsater from 12 to 5 9. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
LINES DOWN.

The telegraph lines are down today and communication with the outside is interrupted in consequence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Carnival dog raess. ladies, girls, boys, mon, ski and Eskimo races. Entrance free Prizes at hilrs Phar- macy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Candy canes. Candy eanss at Toby'' today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Asserted nuts at Toby's 20 ceots a pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Real apple cider at lshmann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
PEOPLE ARE ALI. BUSY
 OVER THE PENINSULA

having broken some bones in his foot by letting a weight drop on it.
 The influenza epidemic has evident iy travelled all over the peninsula from place to place. Just before MT. Jones got to Candle Ia grippe had ar rived from Council and everyone was going through the same experience
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

We have a large assortment of fancy holiday gift books, ready for mailing. lomsn oros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

MINING & DREDGING EDITION.
 The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler Mauro Co. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Fresh cabbage IS pounds for ono dol lar at lehmann's.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
VERMONT DEMOCRATS
AIM TO THROW ELECTION
INTO THE LEGISLATURE
Confident of Cutting Republic
can Margin Below Necessary
Majority-T. K. Men Boast.

MONTPELIER, VT. Sept. c.-The hol-
lday in Vermont did not curtail the
activity Of the political campaigners.
Many stump speakers visited the county
fairs OF seized the opportunity at other
holiday gatherings to add a few words
In the way of closing arguments. Menu
bers OF town committees were urged by
the central bodies and State chalrmen
to use every effort TO bring out the vote
tomorrow.
Allen NJ. Fletcher. the Republican
candidate for Governor. said he ex-
pected to be elected by the usual party
majority. Harlan B. Howe, the nom-
inee OF the Democrats, declared he was
confident of cutting down the RepubIi-
can margin and of throwing the cleo
tiop Into the Legislature through the
failure of Mr.. Fletcher to receive q
majority Of the votes.
Rev. Frazer Metzger, the minister
politician and leader o. the Progress.
sives. predicted that the size OF the
party vote would surprise the country
and give much encouragement to the
Presidential campaign for Col. Roose
welt. Clement +. Smith of Morrisvills
the Prohibition candidate. stated tina
reports from all sections were favor
able for an increased party vote, an,
Fred suiter. Socialist candidate fol
Governor. expected that dissatisfaction
In other parties would turn man,
voters TO his organization.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
SON ARRESTED AFTER
DEATH OF HIS FATHER.
Police Say Parent Accused Louis
Hook of Throwing Him Over
Stair Banisters.

Louis Hook. twenty-four years. OF
No. 100 Lewis street. was locked up In
the Union Market station last night.
accused OF homicide. DR. Leo OF Belle
vue Hospital. was called tn No. Ave-
Of No. 70 Lewis street. father of Louis
Samuel Hook. aged nfty-hvc. a peddler.
OF No. 20 Lewis street. father OF Louis.
The man was suffering from three
broken ribs and was unconscious. DIR.
Lee took him to the hospital. where
on Friday he developed pneumonia.
1t was realized that he had only a few
hours to live and Coroner Holtzhauser
was called to take his ante-mortem
statement The man died yesterday
morning.
In his statement the father, according
TO the Coroner and police. accused his
son OF throwing him over the banisters
and causing his injuries. According to
the police the son said he and his
father had had n dispute and that his
parent had fallen over the stair railing.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
ROOSEVELT NOW OFF
ON LONG CAMPAIGN.
Will Go as Far as California Be-
fore Returning
Home.

Theodore Roosevelt passed through
town to-day on his long Bull Moose
campaign, which will keep him talking
almost until election day all over the
United States. but especially In the
far West
lie left oyster Bay early In an
automobile and caught an s o'clock
train for Hartford. Conn. where he
will speak at noon. lie will speak at
Springfield. Mass, In the afternoon.
Tonight he VIII leave Springfield on
the Boston and Albany to connect with
the Southwestern Limited. He is to
speak at the Missouri State Fair and
will then 20 to st. Paul and Cali
fornia.
While the Boss Bull Moose Ii In tho
West. Gov. Hiram Johnson Of Cali
fornia. the Vice-Presidential candidate.
who has "A great reputation for fervid
oratory. will invade the East.
The evening world., 1912-09-02

LONDON, Sept. samuel Coler.dgs
Taylor. the music composer. died yester.
day at the age OF thirty-seven.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
Play Is the Best Tonic
A Boy, Girl or Adult
Can POSSIBLY Haze

metropolitan lie to furnish means OF
rest and recreation TO the working
classes. The young men and women
who are ;oiling all day have leisure
hours at night which must be employed
to some good purpose. or else habits OF
extravaganza, gambling and others evils
incident 20 Idle hours will develop
type that IL no credit to our civ'liza-
tion.
at is for such classes that the Board
OF Education has provided the recrea-
ton centres, OF which forty-eight are
now in regular operation. The results
OF the last ten years have amply )usu-
fed this policy, and emphasized the nced
for It's wider extension. why, l nave
a petition right here on my desk signed
by /, 400 women in Brooklyn urging me
TO open as a recreation centre the
school nearest them. ] can't do IL now
I haven't the funds. And I can't point
TO a single centre already In existence
and say, That's a failure; II can De
closed and the work transferred 10
Brooklyn. Each one Nils real want
and is a thoroughgoing success.
The evening world., 1912-09-02

The call has been sounded for the
King OF the Coney Island Mardi Gras.
which will begin a week from to-day ana
last the whole week. There are only
three days left OF the campaign. The
last ballot will be printed In The Eve
ning World on Wednesday. and the
polls wi Close Thursday a, noon. Az
Ter ths stroke Of IL o'clock q Thursday
no ballot Will be received
The contest is very close. as a scru-
Tiny OF the table shows how the vote
stands to-day. Henry Kelly leads with
s.7S votes. while there Is only coo votes
difference between Kollo and Marty
Rowan for second place. and John Saw
aress has 1850. Maurice Costello 2.2s5
and A. c. Brockway 1.s10 votes.
Only the vote Of those who have re-
ceived 30 or more Is given to-day. The
names Of the others will reappear when
they have reached the requisite num-
Der.
D S&hieb pofhVs ShiVA Tug 'iOS""
iyn Borough Bureau OF Public Build
lngs. q giant In stature and fine horse
man. has been designated by President
Kister for Grand Marshal OF the Mardi
Gras pageants. and he has selected
Martin ]. Rauscher for Assistant Mar
ehal. and John X. Lake and George X.
euliwell will be chief aides to the Grand
Marshal. Fire Chief w. G. Rogers Will
command the fire fighters during Mail
Gras week. There will be several CON-
paniss In addition to the Coney Island
force. Firemen will be stationed NIFTY
feet apart along Surf avenue and the
Bowery. Hose win be attached to each
water butt. with a man alongside. and
there win be hand IRE extinguisheri
hanging In plain sight on the front Of
every house so that incipient fires can b
extinguished before the crowd knows o.
Il end thus panic can be averted.
The police arrangements will be Il
charge Of Inspector Doo'y and Capital;
Murphy. There will be 800 bluecoats "A
Coney all Carnival week In addition I,
Captain Murphy's regular squad. The.
will be drawn from every precinct II
the Ave Boroughs. As there IL rarel!
any serious breach Of the law durinI
The evening world., 1912-09-02

Addressing no less serious body than
the Teachers Institute OF Pittsburgh.
President y. u. Bryan OF Colgate Uni
versity has just paid this vigorous
tribute 10 the value of recreation. And
there II at least one man in New York
who agrees with him. That Is Dr. Ed
ward w. slit District Superintendent
of Schools and Supervisor of Vacation
Schools. Evening Recreation Centres
and Vacation Fairgrounds.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
WHEN THE SKIN
BREAKS OUT
use P0SLAM

II suffering from any skin affection.
It is important for you to know that on
your druggists shelf, in the form Of 2
box Of Poslsm. lies the concentrated
healing power which will ease ell phys.
ical distress and effect a complete and
permanent cure.
With this ready means Of RELIEF -
easily available there Is really no res.
son why eczema, acne, letter, bafbefs
itch. pimplcs and like affections should
be allowed to go unchecked and Their
discomfort unnecessarily endured. First
application stops the itching, the skin
rapidly heals and is restored to normal
condition. -
POsLAM SOAP Is antisep,ic and GER
micidal. the safest and most soothing
nursery soap. II improves the health.
color and quality Of the skin; beauties
compilations renders the hands soft and
vclvety.
All druggists sell Poslsm tprice, 50
cents) and Poslam Soap tpricc Is ccnts).
For free samples. write to the Emergency
Laboratories. Sc West 25th Street.
New York City.
The evening world., 1912-09-02
'N the Lord Had Cioen
an Eleventh Com
n,andment It Wo uid
Haze Been Thou Shalt
Play" Says Dr.. Edward
w. Stiff, Head of NeW
FORKS Fairgrounds.
Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

Mooers Marshall
"ood has written in HIS own
hand, Thou shalt play Play 10
the greatest educational agency
We have to-day. Il promotes In
itiativs. teaches ssif-sacrinos and
the implicit obsdisnoe TO the laws
OF our country. It makes the
youth upright ana honest. The
diamond and gr1diron are the
mouidsrs OF the great men Of our
country. II 10 the hero Of the ath-
Lotto nsld who performs the heavy
ana serious tasks that will con-
front him In life"