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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-25

~~yessk s~s wess.r~ wmww~r.
ONLY Air,-RArL LYrE TO NoHFo.,E
sehsduis e effect ,r s:Pt.sT ss.,oa ~ Ricn.
mond for Norfolk: $500 A. NJ. 'sos
n. III. s4:Ie r ~ 49,.
For Lynchburx and the west s:is
A. n. t'So A. n. $500 +, ma
Arrive Riehmnnd rom norfolk
:lite =. y. 'ss NJ III a,,tpo r 4
ii "a nj. se.os r NJ. $500 P. NJ.
sDai1y. aDaily except Sunday eSua'
1rs "REvrrY. W. SAUNDERS.
NJ aoNnoks. a r. A.. Roanoks
r II Ho6LnY. p. p. ~ 1isAmond- va
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SCHEDULE.
sEABOAHn ATH LINE.

soutnbou,a trains scheduled to leave
Richmond daily: 900 A. M-Local to
Noriina. 1910 p. M.-sleepers and
coaches. Atlanta Birmingham. Jaek.
rnachas Atlanta. Birmingham, Mem
phis ZOO A. M-sleepers and coaches
Jacksonville.
rive In Richmond daily: .x
SIS A. NJ, TAO A. NJ. sos p. b..
$50 n Local
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PRINTER WANTED

An all-round typo. Must have ex-
perience at cases, on newspaper, job
work and presses. One who has worked
In country office preferred. Perma-
nent position to sober, industrious and
capable man.
VIRGINIA CITIZEN.
Irytngton, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-25

I sairs-Yeur Ccmbsnxh Made Int
beautiful switches pompadours. etc
Charges moderate; ole switches re-.
N pure hair switches In the city
,srrne and see this stock before
g,.ing elsewhere. shamrooinE: ?sc;
rHE RoYATLE. GOT East Broad
atreet
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SHOES, SHOES. sHoEs'

sauple shoe store, e:s East Broad
street (near City HalD. Good snoss
cheap Mems, womens and emil
dren's shoes retailed at wholesale
prices. GEO. A. BOWDEN. g. ED-
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SPECIAL NOTICE


WANTED THE PurLrc TO KNOW
THAT 7 AM DEMONSTRATING
THE MI BONE CORSET, RUST
PROOF. UNBREAKABLE, AND 1T
rs GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAH.
If 1T FAILS TO DO WHAT SAY
/ WILL GLADLY REFUND PRICE
MRS M. r.. LYME. LADIES TAILOR,
at NORTH FIFTH STREET.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAL
RAILWAY COMPANY.

nICuMOND AND CHEsApEAKE BAY
HALLWAY CQNrANY.
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
EFFECTIVE MAY 80, 1914.
Leave Richmond Laurel and Broad
s,reats. hss os A, 81 s7:ie AN. bs.l0
a NJ $50 4. NJ. ..Io1o A. NJ, 1l:lo
4, NJ, no r. NJ. 2:in r. NJ, $40 p. NJ
bS:lN p. NJ $50 y. NJ. $50 r. NJ TIo
T., NJ. bs;io P. NJ. lo:le T. NJ, HAS
Leave Ashland, England and Maple
streets 1855 A NJ, bs7;ee a. NJ. SOC
A. NJ. ba:0o A. NJ, 1900 A NJ. "ld :eo
4 NJ .le,0o NJ ssi:oo r. NJ. 200
r M 1900 p, NJ. 400 p NJ, b5:0o P. NJ,
500 p. NJ, 700 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ, he:oo
p NJ 100 r. N.
snafly except Sunday.
ssSunday only.
bCarries baggage.
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service had been that of one of the
most efficient members of the depart
ment. He was popular with the men
under him, and with his superiors and
news of his death yesterday was heard
with deep regret by all who had
known him, and who had been assoc
ciated with him.
To Arrange For Funeral.
He was born in Richmond, Noven1-
Der H. 1851 Sergeant Kraft Is sur
vived by one daughter, Miss Pearl
Kraft, Of this city, by one brother,
Clement Kraft, of Buffalo, n. Y. ana
by two sisters, Mrs. A. 3. Newheiser,
Of Baltimore. and Sister Placida. OF
Notre Dame convent, Northcline, Nd.
His wife died several years ago.
Yesterday was the twenty-seventh
anniversary of his marriage.
The police department will today
arrange that detail from each OF
the three police stations attend the
services tomorrow morning
Wednesday night at meeting OF
the board of police commissioners
sergeant will be named from the
force to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. krafts death, and to appoint a
man to the force TO Ali the vacancy
caused by the promotion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-25
WOOD AND COAL

Long, the Weed Man. Has Been Leader
In oak. pine ard slab wood, prepared
to suit every housekeeper. fifteen
years: he also sells all kinds OF do
nestle coal. Virginia anthracite and
ariauetts only $3.50 per ton. Quick
delivery Madison loss-lofo. once
iSes west Broad.
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PERSONALS

Lessee. The Ladder -s.sow. the 0nfy
one in town who makes specially
OF altering all kinds Of garments to
the latest fashion. Essry garment
that liz altered In MY estA blishment
Is done under my personal supervs.
sion. Prices ver- -roderate AND
work satisfactory THE RALEIGH
APARTMENT. Har; son and FRANK
lin Phone Madison ts2a
spirrun Corsess Fitted In Nour Own
home; NOT sold In stores. Phone
Madison 1859. All East Grace street.
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III Sou Want the best Anthracite or
lump spiint, telephone us. Alec coke
al Sc SO per load Wood at summer
prices. TYLER & RYAN. 1901 West
Cary.
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SCHEDULE.


Cnesap~ake and Uuse hallway.
7;1s A---Local--Dy.--S Negs
$40 A-Locai--Daily--C Ell
Sun Thurmcnd.
fe:pa A--Ex--Dy Norfolk, Ola Point
1000 A--Locel--Enilv--k Lax.
G. Forge.
~. 90 Noor-~-Ex by .--Norfoik. Old ~
900 P--Ex--pv--Cfnc Lvitl~
f1na p.-Ex.-.oy.--Ncrfeik. o'd Point
faa p.--Locai-pv--NN News, Old p.
SIS p.--Lncai-Ey. s@n.-cn'ar'v'lls
sis Ps-Leest-W~ek DAYS except
SATURDAY. tn Warren-Sat-
urdav TO Gladstone.
geo p--Irrtd --Daify--Cin.. Chicago
and St Louis
81 90 n.--Txnress--Daily- natl
Louisville and Lyncheurs
srlrrrers tparlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND LOCAL
FROM East: SIS A. NJ, TAO r. n
Through from East: 1870 A. NJ. 30
r NJ. e.so y III. Local from IVES.
s.ls A. NJ. 'ss:ss 4: NJ And 20 p. n
Through Sis A. NJ 1f:e5 A. NJ and
33s r. NJ -
James River Lins: ''s:ss A. H.
4ss p NJ. daily.
ssDAiiy except SUNDAY
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w ants

wv ants
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
500 Acres, Price. so.0oo--In Chesterneld
county. 20 miles from Richmond: 10y
acres of original forest, and 246 acres
Of second growth; 40 acres OF DOT, noa,
gently rolling. Well watered. Rural
delivery. Within half-mile OF school.
church and store.
1Is 1-2 Acres, Price, sa.ooo--Ir Louisa
county: rs acres cleared. balance N
second growth pine. etc, About y
acres of bottom land. Soil Is good
and we'll watered by three springs
creek and river. Fenced with wire
apples. cherries etc. improvements
consist OF dwelling of rooms, two
story house, porch front and back,
and other outhouses- 90 miles from
Within ree-fourth of mile OF
school. store and church.
so4 Acres, Price. &2.S0O--In Dinwfddie
couAty; forty-hve acres cleared. bal
ance In timber. Soil is good and
IInd wAtFrnd DT EpTiUEs
consist of four houses: is miles from
Richmond. within two miles OF ran.
road station, church, school and
postoffice.
n. II. WATKINS.
~ North Ntath street.
Farm ,f FIFTY Acres, One Mile From
depot close TO school and churcni
ali fenced House OF eight rooms:
twenty miles from Richmond. Price,
1880 b. T. WATKINS. rs North
Ninth street
James River Farm 1000 Acres, Two
set of buildings; splendid bottom
land close to depot. Price, $40 per
Ninth street.
7 Have Two Lot. In Chamberiayne Place
which ! will sell way below the mar
kct price. II you are looking for a
bargain. write me at once. LOTS.
care virginian.
800 Acres One Mile From Depot 100
I i'm cultivation good buildings OF all
R1n .TKrl rT'c - Nort Per NAH nt street,
Farm of rorty-Ffve Acres Glove to
depot: new seven-roorn house. Priee 6
$1,000. Terms easy, Il. T. w At
KTNS IS North Ninth street,
FOR SALE
old Brick For saIe--ss.5o Per Theu-
sand. YOU haul; $3.50 IL we haul. n
| n Waikiki.
! For sai---so. Mule. Truck. aad Eu-
| tire OUTFIT r. o. Box 42s. city
-rxsur uursravy uuRSRAM Co Head
I quarters Cor Vehicles and Harness.
See Is For aarsainss Top Basgies'
runabouts both steel and rubber
tires.
see Us For surries. Dayton Wagons
and spring wagons.
See us Fer old Hickory aRd weber
/ farm wagons We have a large
/ stock; prices right
See Us For Truck Wagons, Coal Carts
rttrt-+.a+ts N--ata%-- "a isf+s q
stock,
See Is For Light Delivery Wagons
/ both open and top. We have q
/ large stock.
I
See Us Fer what tou Need I'm Hnr-
ress. We have a large stock at low
I prices,
See is Fer Second Hand Vehicles sna
+ harness Cheap Tor cash.
THE BHIsToN. woRsKAM CO.
No. IL Sorsh Fifteenth st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

500 Acres, Price. s0.O00-In ChesterheId
county, 20 miles from Richmond; 15o
acres of original forest, and 246 acres
OF second growth; 40 acres OF bot.
tom land. Soil is good and land
gently rolling. Well watered. Rurai
delivery. Within half-mile Of school.
church and store.
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FOR SALE

old Brick For Snfe--SS.S0 Fer fhou-
sand. you haul; $3.50 IL we haul
81 WALKUP.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-25

500 Acres, Price. &2.s0O--In Dinwiddie
cou&ty; forty-five acres cleared, pai.
ance IN timber. Soil is good and
land watered by spring. Buildings
consist of four houses. IS miles from
Richmond. within two miles OF ran :
road station, church. school and
postoffice.
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II. T. WATKINS,
~ North Ntath street.

Fnrm of Fifty Acres, One Nile From
depot: close TO school and churchi
ali fenced House Of eight rooms
twenty miles from Richmond. Price,
1890. b. T. WATKINS. rs North
Ninth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-25

For sai---so. Mule. Track. and En-
tire OUTFIT r. O. Box AIS. city.
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James River Farm 1000 Acr~sy Two
set OF buildings. splendid bottom
acre II. T. WATKINS. as North
Ninth street.
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VIM. W. OLD, JR.,
Attorney For Petitioners.
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FOR RENT

Fer Remittance Front Room, Fur
nished: modern conveniences, within
three blocks OF capitol square. Ap-
ply All North Ninth street.
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THE RRIsTosy- NoRsHAM CO. Head
quarters Cor Vehicles and Harness
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BOARD WANTED

Raosa and Board In Private Family GA
drove avenue. near Lombardy. Mad
lson 42so-N2.
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See Us For aargains1 Top Busgies.
runabouts beth steel and rubber
tires
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
voRkEv GETS NOTICE
 TO PAY THE BONDS

George Sykes received notice this afternoon from N. II. Castle. assis- t.,nt district attorney, to pay the sum of $500 which is the amount of the surety in the Chambers case. George Sykes snd Joe Kricek each went on the bonds of the doctor for $500 hut MT. Sykes has now been notified to pay $500 or that proceedings win he instituted against him at once, The reason for demanding $500 from MT. Sykes may he that he is held liable for both of the cases In which the doctor did not appear ar 1t may be the custom to sue each bondsman for the total amount of the bonds. Mir. Sykes Is now figuring the matter out hefore taking any steps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
VICTORIA AND SENATOR
 BRING MANY OLD TIMERS

ahan. H. T. Galo. F. R. last. R. Hodg. son. Thomas Donohue. J. D, Heard, Eben $. Draper. Jr. Geo. s. Silve. Mrs. Lena M Lewis. Genevieve lIeh- wnell. Capt. Fred Nandstrom. c. c. Goodyear. H. L. Mead. Mrs. w. Christensen, Frank Sickinger. J. D. Winter. F. Q. Estnugh. DrIin G'sod- rich. Virginia Howard. Mrs. J. F.. Mc- clouth. Elia N. Camb"rn. Allie J. Eambern. c. A. Bronson. q. Christo- ferson, Mrs. Kate Collins. NTH. Y. A. Martin. Mrs. R. K krncowcr. John Robertson. 4. Rrmnncll, Tim Ch'wes, Nels Sorgen. William Rolling. Paul B. viIkberg. James KiIiInn. J. E. iA'wcy, Geo M Michncls, c. Graham.
 The following nre the iirst -cinss ln, asengerR on the Victoria:
 Prof. vliJalmar Stefanson. Mrs. D. F.. Dunbar, Miss Dunbar. w. F. Imld! win and wife Lizzie virgeson. D. Brevig. R. |. Robinson. c. W. Phil lips. James Gary and wife R. M.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
THIS YEAR PASSENGERS
 KEEP 4 LITTLE AHEAD

The number of passengers coming to Nome m the Victoria ana aoas in.S !. 2i7 whilc the number which came on flic serond run "f tho two heats hast year was 220. This means thni the number which came lnst y, r an the second run of the two boats WIS grcnirr by thrc" than tho number which came on the s.Tond run of the two boats this year. As the number of passengers which came in June this year wns grcat"r by four than the number that came in the same month hast year the number which will ar rivc this year when the two steamers get here will bc Just one ahead of the number for ihr corresponding pcrio. last season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
JULY FOURTH PARADE
 WILL BE 4 RECORD ONE

The Is,rade on the Fourth uf Judy will pruhably I9 iiie finest one ever seen in Nome. Along with the, aoi- diers. the fire department and "il"r public and private bodies will march In line. The four black h0rscs of W. ]. Rowc will pull ihe iAi France .n- sine and these splendid animals and the decorated engine should make Il sight worth seeing.
 The Knights of Robert Emmct have given the use of their hall to the military for the stacking of their arms near the place from which the parade will start.
 Preparations are now being made oh Barruck Square far other Items. The pro.ram wIIl probably 1 ,lrstwn up topight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
OFFICER MARRiEs MONEY
 AND MeBRiDE's DAUGHTER

ST. LOUIS, July 2.--when Laura Elizabeth Mcbride married Captain Birch Oliver Mahaffey of tho United States army yesterday tho father of the bride. W. C. McDride. handed bonds worth s6o.ooo to the bride- groom The bonds were made nut in the bridcgroom's name and arc thcre- fore a clean present without strings no matter what might happen to in- terrupt the current of the affection later.
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Special Nugget ossvlsA

Special Nugget essvlsA
 SEATTLE. July i.--Thc total num- her of passengers on the stea amship Scnutur hound for Nome i3 no.
 The steamship Victoria sails today at 3 o'clock with l07 passengers for Nome N, that the total number now tnroutc on the tw" ships k 2l7 for your port.
 Several prominent p.a'i'lr smiled on i0ih tbn tn" Victoria k Emmett R. Jordan the new marshal, and Mrs. Jordan. F. E. Itodry the district at torney for ihr srcOnd division. is also passenger "n the same weasel.
 Following is H list of the frat -class passengers on the Senator:
 S. t,krsstroin, J. Flood. F. D. Dear horn. A. <. Graham. N. J. Dearborn. Lillian <. simpson. Mrs. W. W. linear. A. 7. Watson and wife. W. IT. Brown and wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Price. Geo. Jammc nnd wife. Miss Minnie Lamb ,link. Ellis V. I.nmbdink W. l.. Call
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
Special Nugget Service

WASHINGTON. July l.--samuel Campers was on the stand thIs after noon and verified some of the state ments which were made by Mulhall and which have created such sensa- ton all over the country. Gompers came out with n direct statement of an attempt to brine him to use his in- fuencs in certain matters. Scores of present congressman and past mem- hers of both houses were present to-
 day nt the hearing. The news of MuihaIrs evidence travelled fast and brought great crowd of men who are interested one way or another.
 John Kirby. the president of the manufacturers association. will give evidence In few days. He was sub poenaed immediately after Mulhall's evidence had been given md his ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
COMPANY E PLAYS COM.
 PANY E THIS EVENING

A tnttIinR good gnne of baseball will o,.rne this evening when t'ompa ny r aud Company F meet un Rccrent'on lmii park for the Lobby trophy. When these two teams met last the evening was chilly and dark hut the game was about the hest of ihe whole series nevertheless. The winners got ih" game by margin of only one run N" that both teams might be consld- cred ns very well matched. It is safe io say that iln' game this eve nIng will he the hest played.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
INSPECTOR WILL HAVE
 Soooo TO SPEND

The blll providing for the creation of territorial mining inspector allows 5000 for the office. The salary is $3,000 per nnnum. the travel expense allowed is 5000 and the other ex- penses are provided for with the sum of 32,OO0. The original bIli provided for two inspectors hut 1t WIS amend cd 30 that only one inspector will he employed by the territory. William Maloney the inspector appointed by governor. will act in conjunction with the federal inspector.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02

That remarkable tsrike of pay hns been made on the tundra about four miles above the city and close to the present beach is q fact which has be- come known after n silence which insted since last fali. Jensen and son have now gone up there with an out- it and will operate this summer in a most extensive way. Part of the out ,it taken there ny them is a 90 horse power gosolIne engine with which they will work to strip m a large section of the tundra preliminary to
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02

Anderson and wife, Miss c. Allen, Miss B. W-itxner. F.. H. Jordan and wife Fl. H. Darrah, A. F. Gallagher. A. w. Ellic0tt. C. 0. Lowell. l.. N. Kestrr. D. Hoogendorn, R. J. King. 0. Lowering, A. H. Burroughs. Jr.. c R. Smith. M. P. Ames. Mss A. Ward. Rev. s. Han Young. Miss Helen I-o- men, Horton Andrews and wife, 8. E0tiey, Iv-r Johnson, T. Mnnze. J. c. Kennedy. A. N. Leopold, A. J. Jor- huff, John Fatty and wife Mrs. A. Swanson. Nj. S. Isercher and wife. J. C. Elect. T. q. Pidduck. IT. c. Smith, e. A. Warren. A. M. Ransen and wife. A. o Rcnjnmin, B. K. LOme, Albert Cml, J. II. Scott and wife. Mrs. Ed.
 Durkee. Misses Durkee, Charles Carl son and wife. R c. Grimmon and wife, T. l.. Brevig. F. J. Mieike and wife,
 Miss Clark Meilke. r. II. Waskey. John McwIliama.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
Special Nugget Service.

DOUGLAS. July Just ns General Dbregon of inc ronstitutionai'sis army entered the city of Guaym's at the head of his forces General o,eda. with the remnant of the fedsuu gar rison. sailed away fro~r thc fa'lar city on his transports Th" last net of Ojcda had been to prm"c: 'i..e en- trance to the hnrbor froc, attack so that his line of rct-ea, w;ts never threatened by the cnsmy for n mo- mcnt and when the time c,m" ac was nble to put his men ainlrd without n hitch.
 It was a most rcmnrs i,.i' siG.t hy all accounts coming Az tle force of Obcrgon closed in the tr6.rHis de- tended the approaches n tie thar: |
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
REMARKABLE STRIKE
 MADE ON TUNDRA

siuicing. The strike was made. as said before, last fall hut the discov- "rcrs considered it better not to speak until they had their outfit on the ground and were engaged in the ac- emi work of mining. The value of the dirt has not been told but it is said |" he very good. It is located near the edge of the tundra near the beach and the most important fact connected with it Is that 1t opens a prospect of new field of gold dig ging.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
Special Nugget Service.

ILADEI.PIIIA, July 2.--GOvernOr Suizrr. of New York. was made tho defendant In n breach of promise suit today by Miss Mignon Hopkins. The plaintiff K employed in n department store in this city hut formerly lived In Drookiyn where she says she met the defendant and became engaged to him. According to the complaint a contract of marriage was made be- tween Miss Hopkins and Suizer in
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
SAYS SULzER PROMISED MARRY HER
WILL OPERATE
 GOLDEN COW

Theodore Rrlssette has taken nn outfit ,o ihc third beach line for the puruos, "f opening the Golden C"w property which Is located nextx to the f,n,o,s Golden Bull. The claim has never before been operated and 1t is cxi".t,,i that the result of tn. work will be very good provided no water intrrrcrcs. The Iocution of the gr,iInd tx first class.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
MANY VETERANS
 FRUSTRATED
6peeiai Nueest Service.
 nUSrrv0uyIyD v..I.,

epsoiai NUeeet Service.
 GETTYsBUR0. July 1.- Three hundred veterans were prostrated by the heat here today during tn. cele- bratlons which are now going on ir celebration of the nIftIeth anni- versary of the great battle. Some of the old men who tooS part In the battle were amongst those who hal to he horne on the field In 2 condition of total collapse. Doctors by the dozen were busy all day working on hHd been recorded this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
GREECE WILL BEGIN WAR
 0N BULGARIA AT ONCE

at once begin active operations against her former ally. It is ex. pectti here that the Greeks have re- ceived assurances of support from Scrvin and tha, the two countries win Ire found lighting together when h"stilitics commence.
 bc able, tu cope with the Iulgarians
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. July 2.-Fourtcn nuynI commanders, captains and lieutenant t0mmin inicrs were forcibiy retired today hy orders of the navy ,lepartmrnt. Timir rctirrmcnt wns due tu the recommendations of the unlocking Inari which had made a strict nvcsiigHt ion at tha insthncr br Secretary Of tho i,avy Daniels. Thc cause can only hc surmisad hut il Is declared to be "for th. good of the service" ss usual.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
MINERS RESTAURANT
 HAS MANY DELIGHTS

Fresh oysters in the shell and fresh articles of all descriptions keep the Miners Cafe always up to the evtsids city standard. Music Of . dsiishtfu' kind is played every Saturday and Sunday evening during the dinner. t is now i'oms's chief pleasure rssort on such occasions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
FAMOUS FRENcHMAN
 PASSES AWAY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 AIN I.E RAINS. July 2.-IIenri It";h"fort. me Of the most famous public figures ia the French republic of the present general ion. died here last night. Rochcfort was journnl- he fought almost innumerabl,. .Iucls and was responsible for many fierce political collisions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
0JEDA ESCAPES
 ''~' '' OVER THE SEA

,Ictcrminetlly while their comrades were marching alr,'-i So'nc h thc transports were st .1mng out of the hnrbor while the fs rin.s went on 0t the docks but Oi.t: finally managed to get his men off safely
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02

alone and in many quarters 1t Is thought that Bulgaria will make short work of S"rvin and Greece combined. The powers are absolutely of one Op- iuian and will act together as they have i"rn doing tu prevent the thing from going tn, far. Thcrr Is abs1lu- tcly nu danger of II falling Out be- 1 wttn tho. great p.bwrrS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
GOMPERS VER|FIES SOME
 MuLHALL STATEMENTS

animation will he a rigid one. An effort will i~ made to obtain from him the full story of the activities of the association. Parry. who Is now . leading ofilriaI in the association will also give evidence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
RELIABLE TAILOR CHOP.

Front street, three doors west of the
 Alaska Bank. cIsanins, Pressing and Repairing for Iadiss and gentlemen promptly and neatly done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02

Steamer Aiaska will cali for ot. Michael and way points about July !, carrying mail. For particulars ap. ply U. 6. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
APPROVES DISSOLUTION
 or THe RAiLRoA0o
Special Nugget service.

Special Nugget service.
 ST. PAUL, July 1.-Judges Sand- horn and Fioke Smith. sitting as . federal district court for the district of Utah. have approved the decision to dissolve the Union Pocihc and Southern Pacific railroads.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02

ALBANY. July Ex-Governor Sulzer when interviewed about the breach of promise suit brought by Miss Hop kins. declared thnt there was nothing to it and that the whole matter was started ny his enemies In m attempt to ruin him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-02
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BERLIN, July 2.-The Greek for rign minister has informed the Ath
 ems correspondent of the Frankfort Gazette that Greece will begin war against Bulgaria without the formal ity of a d,.clnration. The two cpun- tries may now, therefore. be said tu he in t state 0f war and Greece win