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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

standard OH of Kentucky announcer 49,.
initial dividend Yesterday ~ -.
VAS stated that the company haH pa, .
"a indebtedness to the Standard on Com
~. oC Nov Jersey and was no" iu
p p"si,iou to devote It's earnings to div
l,onds rno amount Of the dividend de
clared was evidently a disappoinlm'h as
the stock sold OF rapidly Wter IN, ~, ,
Standard Of Now York recovered mos GsI
~ its decline Of tho day before and IN"
,n,n - the list generally showed some
Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
CURB ECHOES.

'as Consolidated Mining and Smelling
fNny Of Canada, Ltd. ore receipts a.
2 Trail smelter for tho week ended MAY
I and from July TO date, IN tons, were
h fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

~ iuli report Of the Tonopah Mining
.'psiy for the month Of April is more
raging than the simple statement OF
/" earnings previously published While
= number OF tons millcd fall off only
NE net declined SlS3.395 In March. 10
.., -" N April. a loss Of 1856 ore
'ss We're less by 81 ton. The num-
" ory tons milled during the month
tss A''1; average value OF ore a ton
-. ounces OF gold and silver bullion
w. VT $50. total value Of bullion
NJ ~. number Of tons OF concentrates
- M, ilS; total value OF concentrates,
~ net profit for April. slO9. 733.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

~ April output OF tho Tonopsh mines
E'sd a decrease OF 1.527 tons. as com
rs With that OF the previous month.
y w was due solely 10 interruption OF
sctric power service preventing the
walton Of the mills 10 capacity. Tono-
z Mining Compary's output was lf752
= Belmont. 1890 tons; Montsna-Tono-
- VOC tons, Tonopah Extension, 1867
= West End Consolidation, s,2i3 tons
''"srnara. 24ii tons; Jim Butler. 1864
- Nidwsy, On tons. and North star,
9tNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

TRANSACTIONS for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday amounted TO
about 1900 shares. the sales being larger
than the purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
Illinois Traction Company

Illinois Traction Company.
Gross earnings OF the Illinois Traction
Company for the four months ended April
90 were s2.4s4.ll9, as compared with $3.50,
SCI for the same period Of last year. net
earnings were sl.Oot7o3, as against t93l557
last year
For four months ending April 90 1919.
the net earnings OF the Illinois Traction
COMPANY show an increase Of '7e.9i5, as
COMPARED with tho same period IN 1912.
This increase is at the average rate OF
slS.2Ss a month. which. figured at tho same
rate OF increase for twelve months. would
aggregate $1ls.Sj2
Road Passes TO Receivers.
The Richmond d licnrIco Street Rail
way. OF Richmond. capitalized ~ ;l.2j0.-
go. was placed I'm the hands OF receiver
YESTERDAY al the instance OF the Union
Trust COMPANY. of Toronto, Canada.
named as trustee In mortgages on the
property. Canadian investors own large
majority OF the stock.
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cIrRR STOCKS.
Interest TO he added.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

by Middendcrf. Williams Co, NO.
n pine street. New York. and No. 10 East
German street. BaltimersD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

INC HYDRO Electric Power Commission.
u toronto Canada, has issued an order
10 pesin work on the Chatham Windsor
sectlon OF the high tension transmission
line from ST Thomas To Windsor This
Inc viii be built upon a right of way
That has been purchased by the commits
sion, instead Of on easements. as was the
case with the first section of the Niagara
system The commission also approved
pans FOR extensions to the transformer
stations at Niagara Falls. Dundas. To-
ronto. Berlin and StratfOrd and the work
OF preparing for the installation Of equip
ment will begin at once. These extern
sions have been rendered necessary by the
increased demand for a supply OF power.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company,
II the suit brought by tho town Of
Antioch, Cal, against the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company should prove successful
the result will be a uniform power rate
all over the state and the town will have
set precedent which will have sweeping
results all over the state. The suit is
being tiled before the railroad commits
sion. Antioch has been paving Sl2S Il
month for lighting its streets. and in its
complaint charges that this is unjust and
un, casonable The company recently of
fcrcd a rate Of 81 81 n month for each
candlcpowcr series Tungsten lamp. and
8 ~ month for 90 caudlepowcr lamp
This offer was refused and an adjustment
has not been reached. Tho case may
result in the total valuation OF electrical
property i'm the state being taken and
uniform rates fixed on this basis. The
present suit is q test case for which the
commission has for some time waited in
order To start Che project outlined.
Oceansde Electric and Gas Company.
The Oceanside Electric and Gas Com
pany reports for the year ended Deem
Der 81. as follows:
pcfoit January 1. oil. --,... S2c6 "a
Operating revenue ........... Sj.119 IS
Operating expenses ........... 6OSG Il
pon-it Observation-Disclosures. sSoe as
Non operating revenue ....... 1.4IG -
cross corporats income .....sl,I7O ~
DcductionS-
surplus for the year Observation-Disclosures. 7ss &c
surplus December 81. lal2..........sl. o6i 90
Detroit United.
April gross earnings OF tho Detroit
United Railways Company were sl.0ii,452
as compared with t9l5i26 for April. 1917
net earnings were S3j1ii0, as against
S32J3Sl. and total income amounted TO
$685.. as against s5il III for last April
The surplus after charges and taxes FOR
the month was $l,s.77l as compared with
sl6i,725 for tho same month Of last year
Pacific Light and Power.
The Pacific Light and Power Company
in its report for March and the FIRST quar-
ter or 1915. shows that the company
earned the interest or the 100000 re-
funding bonds and s25@coD notes, al
though these items are charged 20 con-
struction ~ present. The balance after
interest increased 5l.4 per cent during the
month. and GIL per cent during the quar-
toy. The report Of the company IS as fol
lows.
Month 0s Nartf 1g'S 1871
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Furnished by SNartNout Appcnzeuar, No.
~ Pine street,
Nam. Maturity. Interest Yield.
All Coast Line q c, 1913 IL. 800 $50
galt a Ohio "a y c, 1914 % .... 5CO 40
Boston a Nlb "a p e 1914 IL. 30 46O
Ches x ohio . C. 1918 H.. 81 4sl
chic & Alton 4-sis-5 g, 1913 10 600 $50
chic A. y 4ia-5 D c. 1871 II. $50 $40
chic & invest AZ q. iolf'22 300 40
chic X | 4 p AS c. l9l3-i9 $40 40
Del G. Hudson AZ y g, 1922. Dii7 @is
Illinois central 4is p c. l0it-'23. 800 40
Louis & Nash D e. 1913 g.. 100 iooss
Mo Pacific p c. 1913 u 800. 600 $50
y cent Lines y c, 1892. $40 40
do slz p e.. i914-'27. .....,.... $40 $50
Pennsylvania 3l2-S D c. 19l3-'1T. is0 $50
81 /. & + i-4ik-5 G, l9i3-'iT eco 500
do guar A c & F 5p c, 19l3-1I 600 500
South by 3ia-4-i4 p c, 10lS-ei 500 $50
Va Ry p c. 19i3-l9. ......... 6.50 $40
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FINISHED By charles D. Barney 4 Co: 10. -
fth street. Philadelphia.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Furnished bv Harvey A. Willis 4 Co. No. -
ROADWAY
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NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
GOSOF

FURNISHED daily bv weir Bros Co. No. u
Broad stteetJ
June g. 1918
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
,,,rnisb,d by ". y. color q CO.. No % Co1ar
street,
I,.o-,tSa fnfnrrgt o.. be aldCd.J
COVERNM ENT BONDS.

.Coupons interchangeable. iReglstered. ICou-
5ons. sRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

rcnr ntunhr
unto Fr
Bond 10 a
100000 Note o
clint Trust or
poipd 10 t
Pending tc dpotthr hereunder
mcntora
nru,dctu Cpny
plgd with
OF Mexico
VISTA soc [ s Currency
currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

Tho following table gives the failures
assets and liabilities during May from
,eae ia tai3 inclusive.
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INDU RIAL S.

Furnished tt Harry T.. Thompson Co.. 80
80 Hr0nl ltrsttJ
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$26,73O,OOO
National Railways of Mexico
Two.Year go Secured Gold Notes
DUE JUNE /, 1915


TPAYAmEy JUNE and
of sd the undersigned ofte the
97 interest
nIts ccudr Jct ny applicable
be made in New ork FUNDS Oh " 1918
y BENNETT National Railways Mexico III
letter dated une writes follows
the NaR
tissue
%
vpauo the
vnrt a
deduct therefor
orofu eUntaS o o
1.-THE o sal
entire .w notes
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SHORT TERM NOTES.
Maturing 1913 81

FURNISHED by SwartNout Appenzelsr' NO.
&C Pine street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1913 -

! Furnished by SNsrtwout & AppcnzeIsr, No
| ~ Pine street,
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DOL JOIFL " fVFO
INTEREST PAYABLE JUNE LIST and DEct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

a. rrMarn u OF
no hay
rrpgt east, and
. cconiuo ~ II ,bnbr.
. orfuthra
Londoby
MH
b nv naHe
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-28
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. .r. m ~. Th," w.,s q near pam r. The 'H.'" um:ds iri,. school at Sal ..u toda" sa"n ,h"ui
 fifty of the inmates became d.athly i'll after the morning meal An im- mediate investigation M the food rc. veuled the fact that thrrr was strych- nine In the coffee that had heen served at brcnkfast Alter questioning the girls detailed far work in thr s'r""i kitchen the matron got II confessnm' from one f them wh" said thhi sh.' had put the poision In the cnffre ai 'in' request "f an other inmate. Mrs. EirIr | crcstweii. who told her 1t WIS suenr and would savc tkc girls the trouIic of swectninE th.n .vcragc nt lie
 table
 1 When questioned un the subject Mrs
 crestweIl admitted tl,,t she had give'l the poison to the girl and said that she ! hnd been told by an angel that If ans pcIsioned all the inmates she wo,,l
 bs doing msritious act.
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WITH
 JAP BUTLER
Special Nugsst Service


 SAN BsRNADJNO., Oct. 28.-Mrs. Jessic May l;is'nmb "lopesl last night with ATutsu lliraki. her Japanese but Ter.
 UIr,ki ius hren Il servant in tho l:isc,.nh family for more than two y,..rs and was considered a perfna- nrnt Hxtur'. I has dsvrlnped since iic departure uf the two that for som" ,iuo Mrs. I;isa.omh and her bntirr have I...n engaged in Inc stndy of occult philosophy aml that the woman has I,e,.n learning ihr .I,I,anes, language. Sh" hns imcn interested in mission work among inc nrientals and 1t is thought that ITiraki has worked upon Ter i.y J,r,p,siug that she ro io Japan anh teach.
 No trace. "f the couple has been had since they were seen t'' f"sird n train fer .ns Angeles last evening. Th'' la,iIca "f thc ro'st cities have beer asked tu tukr the pair into custody .:ucn i"und.
 Airs Eisronh left u husband and iwu small children.
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All over the country the election wns nothing more than Il travesty hut to- hny there is jubilatior in tn" Iinerta camp for he has complied with the ,ieman nds of the American government. held an election. received all the votes and ix declared by the highest federal officials In the land lo now |" thu" legal head of the nation. II bm re- ninins tu hold m inauguration. let afr n few fireworks. hear an address from the "choic- of the people" and rhp farce comedy will be complete
 When the curtain is wrnng down an inc finale of the comedy therr will probably he a liitk. one act tr;lG,rl, |" finish tl,r entertainment. This will consist of chopping "ff tho heads "f an those who have opposed th' "cpn- stitmtionnily eiectcd' president nn,i will probably irein with the drcapita tinn of one General" Felix Di,z
 The In.opI. of Mexico have taken ihc
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STRIKERS TIE UP N. Y. POST OFFICE
DON BROWN
 NAILS THIEF

1 X burglar who gaze the uncommon name of R. smith. got In all wrons last night when he made a play for the cash hox in the store of Butler Mauro nnd tonpah.. smith Is now ! tn the cooler wondering just what | happened to him after he lifted th, excellent boN "f Gen. ral Arthur ciXars and the nine dollar; nnd thirty cents that was In the cash drawer. In cas- he hns he-n unnbie ,n dope it out this short sketch ir.A ... !p sn ir:tesh his cmmury.
 About midnight smith entered thc store and rihcd the till. helped him self to the cigars and enjoyed the de lights "f box "f candy. Then h.. started out. and right here is where fai" was mighty unkind to Mr. E. smith
 Don i;r,,wu. wI" works in the store. accompanied hy T'.," Milne, happened tn ic passing dow. Front street. Just as Il matter nf prrtu ut ion Don tried the handle uf the door as h. went by thr store. It was th' psychological ninum" in the life of Mr, IT. smith. burglar. q. also tried th" handle of the door at exactly iln snm.. lime and between them the dsor oi,t,e,i.
 smith tucked 'h< cigars under hlS arm iiIr a foot ir,ts ducked tlm inter f.rnncr in th,. sl,ap.. "f .Inkr Milne an'l started for a i"tn town. lI. wns E" Ing hnr and had ,,a incd about five wards when Il nyus tackle lifted hin, about fnur feel ibio the air and h'' cnnu to the gi,.uni for ih- first down with .,,,nrtrrl.'ck Dnn 0f the opposing team sittIne. s:, &~ Ieck,
 it wns Il good little game while h lasted hut ihc r"f-rce in tho p''rso'' .,f biIirer Harry Johnson called tim" and escorted Mir F.. Smith [" tho lock '. mp. where. as stated above. he Is won . d..ring what hit him.
 The prompt nnd fearless action 1 I,rn i.rown deserves great credit. lt'' tx tII. kind "T :, lnl [" have nroun ! when things ar.' doing,
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THe BIC STAMPEDE

Tn. blr stnm,s.,l, k now "n. Every l.aly's doing it Doing what; Why siamtmdlnG |" thc Nugget ollie" and zin. to their friends outside. fiar" yuI' .Ion. this yet" IT not y"n i@fi"t gel along In hurry for ii is the last chance tn send ont the nnly nuihenti7 ;,r,nIint of the bic storm as well ns ,h, history of Nome and the minin. and other activities o Srwnrd pcnin suL,. Completely illustrated rrIc" Gfiy- cents ready for mailing.
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WHEELING IS
 A REFUGE
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 VERA tRtZ. Hct. ss.--Since the ,ln'ti"n "f Hutrin (" the presidency there arr. g"ni many prominent Mex k.ins wl", realize ,lnt they will n"
 "nser h+ safe within ihe reach of the dirtat"rs dagger. These men. like gen. erni Friix DhiZ are now throwing themselves "n the protection of tho i'ni,-i Siaics diplomatic officers.
 Dinz was son, ah"ar,i the gunbnat Wheeling last night and today he was joined there i,y Jose Sand'wni. Cor riih occ"n and Alexander Williams, un American newspaper correspondent. thron tx th.' man wh" was charged on the f.mr "f the Mexican congress with imine the actual murderer of Gustav. Na,lrr".
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MILITIA NOW
 ~ Dis 0iSARM MINERS

arms that hnV. l~-n sn freely used .lur during the last few weeks hay" been hidden.
 The guards at the st'"kaIlr uf th'. rifles nnd automatic quick nrers thai did so much damnG" in tho recent lat and discharged by tho companies.
 AS long as tho militia is "n duty there will he no more vloicncr hnt there seems to ,,e no chance fer Il set ? ilcmcnt of the differences between th.. miners and operators
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Special Nugget Service.

MENItD CITY. Oct. .S-So sur- prise was evinrcd herr, this morning when it WAS announced h, thc minis ' of the interior thai fIuerta had bcen unn ninnousiy elected tu ihe office nf president of the republic hy a v"t" of tho people.
 ,,nc war reminded If tl" old 'ltys nf the repeated election uf porfrio Dinz whenever thr fnrmality of an election was required. Th-r" wns very little interest taken in the vot" as it was all so well cooked and dried ns to be forsnnc conclusion. Less than seven per cent f the intal voting pOtn,la lon tuck advnniag" "f their right t0 elect a chief executive and the ones wh" did vote were mainly soldiers in tn" employ of the Iiucr,n govern mcnt who were marched |" the polls. voted anh marched hack (" tho bar racks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-28
Special Nugget Service.

DENVER. bct. 2S.--Thv hrlgatl,' "f militia which the governor yesterday ordered ta the scene of the riotii,E In the coal district "f cniorn'io arrived to,lny under the command "f the ad. juiant general of tlr slii" and at oncr began tn disarin the striking miners and th" mine guards employed hy Inc sual companies.
 x" far n" S'ri"ns ir"uhh. has beet, experienced by th" s"ldicrs In takin. the arms from the men hut it Is sus-
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mcnt wagons in nn rfTort to clear mp the mail situat ion.
 If the city and state uf New York fall [" provide protection for the gnv- ernmcnt drivers and the mali is in- t-rfrrrd with the United States truops frum Go, ernor's Island and the Brook- lyn navy yard will he called upon tn convey the wagons the same ns was done in the great i.rmklyn troilr strik" of some years ago. There l., seldom any interference with govern ment snail ears or wognns during strikes when the riotrhs realize that they arc up against regular soldiers nnd not city police and slate miiith. The regular has nu friends and wants none and when he Is told to clear street he usually does it even if some "i,e gcis hurt. The strikers fear the advent m the regular soldiers inro the situation more than anything else and their leaders are using every effort l." get the men not to intcrf.r" win th" I'niicd Stutcs mail.
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GEN. O|Az ASKS
 !. 5. PROTECTION

Wheeling which K lying in the h'ri"r.
 < few minutes after Diaz left his house It. was surrounded by q company search made for the man who h k expected wIIi head the new r"v"lnti"n. i.ut the hir,i had nnwn md Hmert, WIS robbed "f tiic Jny of his first mur- der under his new election.
 From t,iuz's h,,ls.. the officer il command uf tIucrtas soldiers hurried L" tir American consulate where h.. d..n,,, n'led the person "f tl,r general. hlIt he was again too late as Diaz hn,i h"en taken to tlr. warshil'.
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eeseiai Nugget Service.
 VERA CRUZ. Oct. es--fi"n"rai Felix DIax. who kept in close tonch witl' events throughout Mexico all day yes tcrday and wh" evidently had " con f.tieraic or friend within ihc prcsi- dents palace wh" gave him warning "' the United states consulate turini; ih" night. disguised ns Il r""n nh'l ger of his life. I'll" general was ad mitt~l io the consulate and II few minutes later was hurricdly smuggird sn board the Tinted States gtni'oHi
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EXACTLY AS IT WAS
 EXPECTED TO BE

election fur-p as Il matter of course ana there is little interest or comment la regard tn it.
 As to the question nf tIle legality Or IIiirrta's election there is m doubt abo,it it. The wls,lr thing was tl legal from beginning to end and was nothing more nor less ihan Il cleverly staged bit "f playnciing on the part of the dictator.
 Sumc nncasincss is fell In nfIicinl circles here ns tO the probable action of Inc Washington government but tt Is pointed cut that hr courts of Mex ico will rccoenize liucra ns duly rlec. trl and that new Washington will hay" no right to make objection.
 The result is n"t II surpris" to amy 0n. as thcr" nrvcr WAS chance for any candidate other than the mhn wh" controlled thr army.
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ATTORNEY
 KILLS TWO
Special Nsssst Ssrvies.

.
 ALAMO. x. NJ. Oct. 2s--iI. II. Major an attorney was today arrested charg- ed with killing his wife and their scv- entccn year old daughter. Fedora.
 Some time ago Majo t"nk nut heavy life insurnncc on both his wife and daughter shortly after the policies were taken out Mrs. Major became iil and for several weeks the tl'"t"rs treated her for various ailments of th" stomach hnt without succrss. Finally inc woman died and tho insur''nc" ,-ompa nics bald over the life insurHnc" prcmIum to Inc husband who seemed prusiratc at ihe loss of his wife
 Not many days after his wifc was buried the daughter. Fedora, became q, in the same manner ns her m"ihrr After the daughters death tho li'' in- sura nee c"mI,anirs. mf"rr paying in" premium insisted upon m inv"s'isa ion, An autopsy "n Inc body of th" girl showed beyond a doubt that sli" had died from thc effects Of poison.
 When this became known thc h"d' of the wife was disintered md exam ined and traces of the same poison WAS found In her organs.
 Major wns then arrested and hnS confessed that he administered tn poison to both women in order |" col jcct the insurance money.
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INFORMATION WANTED

The pos,mast, las ri"visra q letter from Mrs. I.iiu iiill of t'r''st"n. Wnsh.' asking for ,nf.r,,uiinu ahoni her father. !. C Kelly. who "ili" io Ahski presumably L., w"rk fur ttc tiEgrn . helms. krlly iS I'.nt i"riy-"nc years old. has brown curly hlir and hluc eyes md weight ;b"iit m" hi,idrc'' and eighty five pounds
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snseiai Nugget Service.

auaciai Nugget Serv'ce'
 NEW YORK. t"i, !>'"- The s'riR" "' .hauFcurs uf this city has assume Il alarming proportions N"t taAh n' or other .-,.hich conlnI"d by Il rha [ r.,r is running and city tritnspur';'- ,ton ard traffic is tied rp t,' an t<.f7' ,ever Der. re known Mnny serious a~hts have accurred h'twccn the .,,,kers and strike breakers and the ,,o,ice have had several sharp skirm- ,.hes with tlr .huuiI.urs and their sympathizcrs.
 All of the hotel taAis arr nut f husi- ness and ol.i timers iii New York are rnr,,nded of the days l.rore the gi,s oropelled vehicles whrn th" cahy and his ancient horse wns "n" "f the iand- marks of uid New York. Where all the ancient cabs that are now plying the streets came from is T mystery and the plugs that have been pressed into service as motive power might have been gathered from the city bon" yard or th,. sausage factories. so de- crepid and ancient ar" they.
 Every man wlio ri,n pr"rid'' h'msci
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASllIN,;T' sN. '"i. :S.- Tn" tri'' sion felt herr, Tor the las, few days 'n regard to tn" Inssill" action T th" European powers in r'gnr. [" Amer ica's inck "f ip"ii,y in handling 'h'' Mexican sit,l:ii ion hts mr'n somewhat relaxed h was felt ilG,, in view oi t'''' fact that Eneland. Fr,n. and trr' many had hecn Hru,i,ic |" obtain fr"'i' the state department any d"nnht "s- surances in regard iu Amrri"a- policy. that tho p.,w..rs were nhnun ready ''' intervene Ot, their own Hcc"unt. rms has awakened ilI' secretary of slate to the fact Ihui in playing world di- plomacy tn. interests d "ih"r conn tries cannot i~. icn"rc,, and h" ;Iis" has been forced L.. realize ihoi Enr''i" will
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6. $. coHWiN

The stsamsr corwin will sail fo- Dutch harbor. Seward. Cordeva. Jun eau. kstehikar and Sssttis. on or about October 2sth. For freight and passass appIy ket.sbut Transperta- ton ( Trading Co. next Lomsn eres studio.
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SUPER. DREAONAUGHT
 UNDER WAY
Special Nugget eeevies.

NEWPORT NEWS. Nn.. Dt. 2S.- -' The keel plates of th" greatest battle ship sp far planned by my nation were E id here today when work wns bcGui on the new i'cnnsyivania. it will talk" ni."it three years to complete ihe yes s.I and put her In commission.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-28
ABBOTT READY TO RETIRE
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2'.--f. II. Ah- ,ott. assistant commissioner "f Indian affairs and acting commissioner prior ,n the appointment of Commissioner Sells. today rendered his resigna' lion to the secretary of the interior |" he effective immediately. "r at the VIII of the secretary,