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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
GOVERNMENT STAMP
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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

SAN FRANCISCO-Mrs. Robert Marion Y.aFolletts toured the state of California with the senator during his recent visit in tho state. Mrs. La- Toilette was very much pleased with California and 1t midwinter climate, and took great delight in touring the state in company with her husband while campaigning to secure instruct cd delegates to the Chicago conven- ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAPHIC

with excess expenditures than the de partment could have been allowed to indulge in He further stated that a piece of calico" in the from of Miss Helen Pierce Gray of Minnesota was the brains of the department. and shaped all the plans of legislation from the interior department. That to this woman the majority of bills and recommendation for appropria- tions can be traced, and he had come 10 the conclusion she was the whole thing in the operating department of the interior department.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Com'l Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

WASHINGTON President Tai' sent into the sneate the answer n the Lodge resolution. calling for a'l material about the Japs tryihs 10 secure a foothold upon the shore line in Magdalena bay The report is lengthy and covers a period of time thah has passed since the first h'.'' of such a scheme was brought 10 the attention of the state department. The report proves it was originally an American one. and the Japs were wir- . ing to take advantage of the liberal terms offered. but owing 10 the state department interfering they could not deliver the goods and protect them selves from complications in reia- ton to the Monroe doctrine.
 The report turned in by President Taft states the whole scheme fell through after the promoters In call fornia had been warned by the depart ment of state.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

WASHINGTON The Hon Con- ssessman Mann sprung quite a homh in the capital . few days ago. when h. chareed the interior department
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

MEXICO CITY-Federal troops dc.
 feated the rebels at Jojutlan Morelos. defeating the mand killing over i've hundred of their numebr. The tide appears to be turning in favor of tie government troops and they will push light on to the north and t"v to stamp out every sign of insrrrec,io ion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

FRESNO-D. s. Snodgrass, presi- dent of the First National bank at Selma Fowler. took the suicide route by shooting himself in the head. Busi- ness troubles and poor investments. with III health Is given as the cause of the rash act.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

PITTSDCRG, Pa.--Theodore ROGse- welt. while in this city stated thas the Taft administration is trying to de- bauch the forest service of the coun. try. That he endeavored to preserve and bring the forests under .te e;rect guidance Of the government. to con- serve the same: but. most of the good work hs undertook in that line has all been destroyed and the system in- stead of even holding It's own has been allowed to revert back within reach of the land and timber wolves. In hu- man clothing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

The following items are taken from what the Nugget els hold over" tclesrams. in anticipation of a break" but are getting too old to hold onto much longer:
 Special Nugget Service.
 ST. JOSEPH-A cycle struck the eown of New Cab!ler. Mo. and com p!etely demolished the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

NEW YORK-In test vote ma jority out of 23.000 engineers on ra,l' roads operating east of Chicago voted to go ou on srike. provided an in. crease In wages was not graned them The raise in wages are 10 become ef- fective June l. and should the rail- road officials deny the increase tht roads will he tied up for want of en- gineers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

New laid eggs at Posssr's. Phone Black s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

WASHINGTON. - Senator Dixon. campaign manager of Roosevelt. is- sued a statement. stating that up till April IS Theodore Roosevelt had drawn Sio.00O 10 carry on his cam psisn for securing the nomination that the amount had been raised by his friends. and they had ample funds to carry on the fight for the colonel
 LOCISVILLE-In addition to the Pegulaf twenty.two delegates to the Fsaahlscan n1t tional convention at Chicago for Juno IS. President Taft has secured the four delegates at large from tho state of Kentucky.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

NEW YORK-The Taft Cnior League of this city. charges those ,i favor of the recall of the judiciarf advocated bv Roosevelt. as icinf nothing more than demagosue. wh' would care not one ioto if they wreck ed the whole legal machinery of th' country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

declared. and there are no signs OF
resurrection. Speaker Clark will be
re- elected upon the assembling of the
extraordinary session OF Congress In
March, his friends predict with conf
dence.
Speaker Clark has only expressed
himself once upon the publications
which have irritated hts friends. and
that was this morning. when the New
York World printed his comment upon
an editorial published in that paper
Yesterday, in which he said:
There is no use for nae to try 20
answer that editorial The only way
10 answer an editorial ike that is by
a suit for Islander.
THE World has been against me ever
since william Randolph Hearst and
Senator William J. stone came out for
me"
The editorial in question, proceeding
with number OF IFS" as TO Mr.
Clark's relations with Mr. Bryan. sug-
gested that "if" such were the case.
the Democrats OF the House should
select another Speaker and added an
insinuatiOn of the connection OF the
bosses" with Mr.. Clark's candidacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

Federal force of General Jose Blanco
attacked a part OF the same army last
Sunday while seeking the rebels
Hearing that the Salaxar rebels were
at Colonia JuareZ. travellers relate. the
Federal commander divided his force
of 500 men an dattacked the town from
opposite directions. The inhabitants
Rugged the floors Of their houses until
the firing stopped After fighting four
hours against each other and expend-
ing about 1000 rounds of ammunition,
the Federals learned that the rebels
never had been in the town Several
soldiers were wounded. but none killed.
In the meantime Salazar was evacu-
ating Ascension and moving toward
Casas Grandes. neatly avoiding Col
onia Juarez The reported victory Of
Blanco against the rebels may have
been the attack on Colonia Juarez
Official advices insist that Casas
Grandes remains in Federal hands
Force AnnihiIated.
Mexico City. December 2o.--Refugees
reaching Durango report that a gov
eminent garrison OF leo men stationed
between Panuco and Avino. thirty miles
northeast of Durango, has been ami
Inflated by a strong force of rebels
commanded by Pedro Ortez- After
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
FRANCISCO VILLA
ESCAPES FROM PRISON

Mexico City. December 2e-General
Francisco villa who was arrested on
the charge of footing while serving
as a colonel with Colonel Huerta in
his campaign against the rebel leader.
Orozco. has escaped from the military
prison here villa. who was awaiting
trial. sawed through the bars OF MS
cell window.
For years villa was notorious BAN
dit. He Joined the MaderO revolution,
but declined to join the Orozco move
ment He defeated the Orozco forces
a, Parrsl, but In tlrh was defeated.
He was charged with robbinG a bank
AZ Parral prior to its evacuation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
COLLEGE SMOKERS OUSTED.

Buckhannon, w. Va, December %
Two students at the West Virginia
Wesleyan College have been expelled
Cor smoking cigarettes. and the same
punishment is said to be awaiting
others reported as having violated the
college order.
President Card G. Doney announced
President Carl @. Doney announced
that cigarette smoking would not &c
tolerated. 1t is said the two students
dismissed had attended social func-
ton recently. and. believing they
would not be found out, helped burn
I'D a few packages Of their favorite
brand
The next morning they Were called
before the president, who told them
the exact number OF cigarettes they
had smoked They pleaded for another
chance. but were told their presence
at the college was no longer desired
President Doney heads movement
advocating the enactment by the next
Legislature Of a law making the sale
Of cigarettes a ulisdemeanor IN the
state of West Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
DISCUSS JEWISH PROBLEMS
Members of Chautauqua Open Their
Annual Assembly.

Memphis, Tenn, December Zb.-The
establishment Of chairs Of Jewish his
tory and literature In all summer
schools. Christian as well as Jewish,
and the Inauguration of a national
correspondence school for Jewish Sab
bath school teachers. are topics which
Will be considered at the session or
the National Jewish Chautauquo So
ciety, which convened IN eighteenth
annual assembly in Memphis tonight.
The purpose OF organization. as out
lined in the address OF Rev. william
ROsenau. OF Baltimore. vice -chancel-
Tor OF the society, is 10 discuss per-
picking Jewish problems. contemplate
Jewish educational needs and advocate
Jewish educational ideas.
The initial session was devoted 10
addresses OF welcome and responses.
Efficiency Is the slogan OF the hour
In all the forward movements Of the
day" said DR. Berkowitz in his
greeting 10 the assembly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
LANDMARKS FAST PASSING.
Little GabIe-Roofed Aiehouse Latest
TO Go In New York

New York, December 2e--Lihe 50
many old teeth, New York Is pu4ins
out. one by one. most OF the Few oAu
landmarks that are left among tHe
newer buildings. The passing OF the
Old Grapevine. little saole-rooieo
alehouse at sixth Avenue and Eleventh
Street is announced for the ne" Se- :
TO give place TO moderh
- o,ha- nnrnoses Alexander Nc
CleIlsnd a Scot. who has presided over
its musty ale and mutton pie for
forty years. is going into retirement
The old two-story frame house mas
many traditions, and in its time
has been visited by many distins JUS heo
persons The last mug or ale W'A De
served across its bar when the Ola
wear passes oct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

Patrick. gave him her presents with
her own hanls and wished him q mer-
rv Christmas. She is sixteen. but I'm
I'll a few days ago ne remembered her
as the little child OF four that he
kissed goOd-by when he went 20 prs
on
Christmas Eve he and mis- mother
Mrs Edward T. Patrick. OF Denver, sat
before the fireplace at the Milhkeh
home, talking Of the Christmases ne
had spent when he was little boy
and stiu believed IN Santa Claus HE
voice was the first TO reach her in the
morning. when ne knocked on her door
and wished her the happiness OF the
season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
FRIENDS OF CLARK
GETTING RILEO
They Insist That Speaker Is Not
Being Given Square
Deal.

Washington. December 26.---Speskei
Clarks friends are getting rlled over
the attacks in "A number OF neWspa-
pers upOa him, based on what they
declare 10 DE misrc presentation They
insist that the Speaker as not getting
a square deal" that failure being due
TO false pi Mise lpon which the crit
icizing editorials arN news paragraphs
are said 10 be founded.
The trouble. the say, all grows out
Of the Incorrect assumption By some
one. which has been repeated and ex-
banded Dy others. that the Speaker
threatens 70 be lukewarm and even
cold to the new administration in the
event that Mr.. Bryan takes cabinet
portfolio. II has been simulated that
such attitude would be the result OF
Speaker Clark resentment OF Bryan >
hostility 20 hlm ia the Baltimore CON
vention. which IL has been charsed re-
suited in his losing the domination
after coming into the convention with
a majority OF the delegates.
Speaker Clarks frte nds IA Congress
declare with positiveness that Mr.
Clark has never expressed 70 human
being any suggestions that he would
oppose Mr.. Bryans entry into the CAB
met
Further. that he has never intimated
entertaining any idea OF holding BACK
in the traces and declining team "orA
with the new administration III MI.
Bryan goes into the Cabinet.
Further. that they know ne Hoes not
harbor any such thought
Will stick 20 His Duties.
They say they feel warranted con-
ndently to claim that Speaker clark
IS intent upon sticking 10 the WORK ne
expects 70 have in hand. The duties de-
voIving upon the Speaker Of the House
In the next Congress. They point OUT
that he has already conferred with the
incoming head Of the new a1minlstI%-
ton upon that very subject. ana theS
declare there Is nothing N Nj. CiarK@ =
record, nothing ne has uttered AM
nothing whtch. in their opinion. ne has
in mind TO Justify the inslnuation 'hA'
re will be other than loyal supporter
Of she alrninistration and the polcies
OF the Democratic Congress
Speaker Clark. they point out. went
into the campaign for Governor wilson
with vigor and absolute 10y atty. ana
fought for him and the ticket thf01s
out.
whatever opinion Speaker Ciark
NAV entertain OF Nj Bryan's part IN
Mr.. CIarks defeat al Baltimore. his
friends say there Is positively nothing
,lnon which % base the assumption
that he will permit that opinion 70
influence him in MS attitude TOWARD
the new administration. whether ny
BRYAN Is IN the Cabinet or not
They protest that he has shown no
Indication Of "sulkingr. that no 'act
can BE- produced backing the assertion
that he IS showing a sore toe. and
they bitterly resent the reiterated
criticisms OF the Speaker BASED upon
an incorrect assumption.
For awhile some OF hts closest BAG X
ers were suspicious that the attacks
might indicate the beginning OF
campaign 10 defeat MIN tor the speak
c-shsu 90 the next House. but * was
stated to-day by man very close
to the Speaker that there is no ind'-
cation % any contest for the speaker
snip.
That idea died a-bOrnin'.' II was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
CAPTURE A CAVE DWELLER.
New York Hunters Find Recinse LfV-
ing in yiae-Covered Den

Suffern. y y, December 26.-ln a
cave four miles east of Jonnsto""'
near Tuxedo. George Polchrlan was
captured BY Captain Bush and MS as
sis,ants. Luke Jones and Samuel
Wright. this week
The cave was discovered by two
hunters. John Blake and Jacob Jones
The cave entrance was covered with
branches Of trees and leaves foichrlah
looked like a genuine wild man when
captured. He had on four pairs OF
trousers. two vests. three shlrts anu
three coats. Upon searching the cav
-four. coffee. rice and o'heF d. wv
OF food and clothing were FOUND re
bad besred these from neigh0ors.
when questioned by the ofhcers. II
wss found that Pclchrian had WORK
in glass factory in Dover. y J.. anu
also ha6 wife and six children nFihs
IN Austria The man seemed 10 DC ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

slaughtering the soldiers the rebels are
said to have entered the two towns,
sacking and burning a number of
houses.
train was stopped December ~
near San Juan del Rio. in the State OF
Durango. by the rebels, who robbed
the passengers. among whom were a
few Americans. The whereabouts OF
the train is not known, and military
train has been sent TO fini it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
SEARCH FOR GEORGE YOUNG
Is ENDED IN SAVANNAH

Savannah. Ga. December 26-Pohce
Of this city discovered that George
Young. now in custody here. Is the
boy Tor whom 1900 Boy Scouts nave
been searching the country around
Yonkers. y. Y, since last SATURDAY
Young said tonight that ne Is the
adopted son of Miss Mary young
r-.sIthv woman OF south Hadley. Mass.
The boy was visiting relatives at
Yonkers. " Y, when he disa peared
He said he ran away because he could
not stand Miss Young's ways"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
LIVES BELIEVED LOST
IN LODGING HOUSE FIRE

san Francisco, December 26--flr"
tonight destroyed a Decent lodgint
house in the tenement district. ana u
is said several persons may nave lost
their lives Firernen rescued three
persons found in a stupOr. and declare
they heard the cries CT otneIs !" noli
~ could non reach. The interior OF
the building was entirely burned. Ire
clerk OF the lodging house could NOT
be found. and ii Is not known nov
many losgers were in the Dul4o4he
when the fire broke out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
pArRICk,s CHRISTMAS HAPPY.
For First Time in Twelve Years He
Passes Day With Family.

St. Louis. December 2e.-Albert Pat
rick spent his first Christmas In
twelve years with his mother ana
daughter at the home OF his sister. mrs
John T Niniken. 1850 Belt Avenue.
Last Christmas Patrick was serving
2 life term al Sing Sing. Ten other
Chrtstmases he had passed behind stone
walls and steel bars in the Tomos OF
New York City.
Yesterday his daughter. lillian T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
Fraternity in Conciaye.

Louisville. Ky. December 2s.-Be-
tween 200 ana 300 members Of the AL
pha Tau Omega fraternity eX-
pected 10 be present at the twenty
third biennial conclave OF the order,
which began here to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
FIGHTS FEDERAL
AND REBELS ESCAPE

FL Pazo. Tex. December 2s--"A
house divided" resulted in Fedora
fighting Federal at COlonia Juarez.
Casas Grandes District. last sunday
Persons arriving here tonight from
the American colony relate how the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

and a half cut out of the flesh OF his
arm yesterday. He said that the gem
had been sewed In his flesh in south
Africa Hitchcock asked the surgeon
to do the Job in a hurry. as he wanted
to give the diamond to his wife FOR
c. AS
Hitchcock refused TO give any details
AS 80 ...- 80. 80. 90 neesIns en- $50
inbedded in his flesh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
DlSREGARDS WARNING
Pawnee Man Walks Into saloon, and
In Elecfrocu{eI.

Alexandria La, December 2s.-De-
spite a warning not to enter q saloon.
A H Getay. OF Pawnee. La. tonight
stepped upon the steel dOorsili and
WAS electrocuted. Death was instap-
taneous a heavily charged electric
wire had fallen upon the building I'm
which the saloon was located. chars-
Ing the metal coping and steel front
which connected with the dOorplate.
Repair men had adrnonished the
stranger not 10 enter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

Liverpool December "a large
number Of small craft were swampec
by the heavy seas caused b. the storm
today Mountainous waves broke
over the wharres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
New Job Tor Hendricks.

Hendricks. OF Baltimore. Nd, director and
o. traIlc Of the
-.-sn MARYLAND Railroad. has been ap-
rolnted general traIric manager o. The Mis-
scuri Pacific Iron Noun tain system. ef-
iective January l. He IL fOrty-elght years
Old and has twenty-seven years railroad
experience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

He.en Could RENE rendered the Army Y. NJ.
{ a here when she Was dong nrr Christ
mas shopping. Tor a telegram was received
by Superintendent stafford to-day saying
that J moving ictare machine would be
shipped by Miss Gould 10 the association as
Christmas gift 70 the men al the coast
defense forts mere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
GALE SWEEPS ENGLAND
wind Does Heavy Damage ON Land
and Sea

London. December 2s.-A heavy gale
swept over England to-day. Consider
able damage is reported. and telegraph
and telephone wires were levelcd TO
the ground IN many places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

a state of bewilderment. and Captain
push took him to the Goshen jail
where ne was confined to await tur-
ther developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
DIAMOND CUT FROM ARM.
Californian Presents Gem TO VINE ~
Christmas Gift

san Bernardino. Cal, DeceHoe.
A man who gave his nN"
ii, had a diamond weighing a carat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-03
MULVANE EXPECTS
FIGHT ON ROOT

Chicago, June 2.--D. w. Mulvane
Of Topeka, member of the Republi
can National Committee from Kan
sas has declared that he expected
lively fight on United States Root
as temporary chairman of the Re-
publican national convention, but
he expected the action of the sub
committee on arrangements in Sc
letting Senator Root for the place
would be approved by the entire
National Committee.
"A fight over the temporary
craftsmanship, both in the national
Committee and on the floor of the
convention is certain" he said.
However, | now feel confident that
The work of the subcommittee in
naming Root will be approved by
he National Committee"
Pearl Wight of New Orleans, ma
bional committeeman from Louisi-
ina, was another member of the
party governing body, to arrive in
chicago today He was quoted as
predicting the nomination of Col.
Roosevelt, early in the convention.
According to statements attributed
20 him Wight believes the presiden-
tial primaries have settled that
point.
With the arrival of several mem
bers Of the National Committee, in
addition to the active heads Of the
subcommittee on arrangements, the
preliminaries to the national con-
yention took on a business-like turn,
late today. Secretary Hayward an
1ounced that 226 contests had been
fled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-03
CIVIL SERVICE
CONVENTION TO
ATTRACT MANY
Representatives from All Parts OF
tne United States to AT.
tend Meeting

Spokans, Wash, Jne 2.--Repra-
sentatiyes from all parts of the
United States viii attend the fifth
annual meeting OF the National AS
sembly of Civil Service Commissions
in Spokane, June Il and %. The
city of Spokane, the chamber of
commerce and the municipal service
commission will be hosts The pro-
gram arranged by John T. Doyle Of
Washington, d. s., seeretary-treas-
urer, follows:
June q, notwithstanding adj
dress, Frank A. Chase, SpoKans city
commission; address of welcome,
Governor NJ. f. Hay, Washington
Presidents address, Joseph c. Mason,
Chicago, state Civil Service Commits.
sion of Illinois; Civil Service Under
the Commission Form OF Govern
ment," A. NJ. Fitzgerald, president
City Commission, Springfield, Ill. !;
What is New on Broadway" Thorn
as c. Murray, assistant chief exam
liner New York City Commission !;
afternoon, Political Activity" John
G. Birdseye, secretary New York
State Commission; "Adaptability of
Civil Service Methods to the Various
Forms Of City Government" w. A.
Spalding, secretary Los Angeles City
Commission; evening, banquet, adj
dress of welcome. Mayor William j.
fiindley; Fundamentals for the
Realization of Civil Service Ideals, y
F. f. Doty, secretary Wisconsin State
Commission; remarks by representa-.
tives Of commissions not on the for.
NAL program.
June %, orning--Election Of of.
hcers and selection Of place OF nexI
meeting; Municipal Efficiency
What Is IT." Major James Miles, ex.
pert Chicago City Commission; "A
Model Civil Service Law and IT.
Application to Park Systems" z. o
| Griefenhagen, superintendent Of EN-
| ployment South Park Commission
Chicago; 1.-The Merit System in tht
United tSates Consular Service,
Wilbur J. Carr, director OF the Con
sular Service
Most OF the delegates from eastern
| and southern points will visit vari
Gus parts Of the Pacific and inter
mountain country.