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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
LADY SIXTY YEARS OLD
 WANTS 4 HusBAN D

hl, Inc way rum I''Inrida yceterdny ,aiu" a regia1eTed lc!tl.I to the Mug Grt, After Lnr ItCtn tug ur :hA reg isiry hIA re fi.% nMnl haETT EcrIu!blr snsuAd ," Ind out what wus in L's' letter. IL HIls Y uruDEEsHI ,'r maria gc 5rUt. Mrs l. d. Stewart Th.1 a,lys shu ia sixty yenrs 1e sYc Nnd n s,nnl hnouscIuIIWr.
 lITs l;I'IE hhd lII IIsa Iar.Lrlar iIl T3Ew ard rnE prnpdsgl Was dlrcctca1 2 { ylM wide. widr wurld Az # hcl' own w~Ihs ns Iu her great Enn1 UrnliLios wATr nat sufficient ahc enlisted il sur' of Sdlrey G:tusD in il< lrraT, nj & Mrs, Il II, Il|Ilril5h n rndcrRe her cwn HElnIHn ot hersUtf
 Thu lady cyj,untl, lLaA nnpounhcd Taits in thA eanernst-r Hr nawspaucrs. Anyone inLHsretrr." <hr sayR, can chtain furIlH:r particulars by rpfcr1ing tn the editor of this paprr.
 The tNJ! I|dougs ht HIEEirnrno. r's- erokl county They ahouH harG su,-. the limit ard 'nllr'd if tisrnlatnr5 county.
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'A Toast to Post'z of All thc 0Gc g. "ThaC wonderful volume by Mr. ,,nh Hrt JznnEs BIcnnCIL thc ;ectIlrer snd reader LaAr7lg him ns tho inspired poetic genius for whom the wolM has lurLE becsI waiting 'fEnsiry the NorId- 5 grratest Pneu." "t nUrk q inc err pnF excellence. indeed" ".+ syrnpus- IuM of unrirolcd be1Iaty sustained ushoul." "rhn roeE, with | zoui - Touches Iifr. lnvr. rsiisiOn and pa irlotlsln 0nly It tEe zenith points Of Lean,g.' "Only inc perfect inspiration cc rhA Aurhor call account for il,'' "Ererynno. csptci1IIy every isy6r Gf tha Au,crIcLn tlaE. gets increased d.. vpttun from iiIis G1p7t poem" "Thosc who have nnL known tho joy Of hrar- ing Mr. HrsunRn render thlS grtht wdri; ur his will bo thankful for the oprhr- unity rn prasess copy"
 FINE ART PUBLISHING Cb, ruE- fishers. Box A1S CC, Mlnnear7lia Minn. $I.ne deIIIrTcrl, Hhl1l over. Hn 1daal gift hcoi1
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
ST. MARrs CHURCH.

'romaTrnw Gthe fifth Sunday fin Lent or P.ssiun Euiidnyi the s4tv1u4a wlIl la. aa followa
 Celebration of inc ltsty Euoharlst nl ? il. n1- w1tn fhT6G minute odtrsaz
 Sunday ssht"l and FsiLle clnss at |. h. n.
 Nr IT, EI +rnttnnl Llnn nr ih. I..-ll 'er i1Lssil:. EIhlrt'f, Mystery No. ! -hhrEEIe1I E'rrrt Nn E" suc:Ia, 11AHt1nh T,r lr' answered. "lf lherr TriI1 lIu rS"'nE1Ittklli In ilCHyrn, hnw nInul tl'9@ E'Ir"nta or fr1pnd- who .Hn:l n's' '1Eir IHrIl 1nrz"'- Thasc wIlr. 1uisl- htiEII,1"I1 ,ln 9. rIgr services ut.. especially 1nrtTNil tn nstsud. ns ynIr Hs ull others,
 Sr'%Ilal Ih$htIllg of Woman's 4ur, lItary Tuesday 2 ?, r1., In Parish han, AlSe. Thursday. same hour.
 slid-wrek Lenten service wsdnsA. du!. p. sn. Subject of ned,tutipn. 'T:.Iat's Ehaertuiuoss, Justice, Mer- "" The public Is InrirAd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
CHURCH, SERVICES.

ScrvlueH Will he conducted tomprrc w al 'hs Congregational cEIIrch Inhr Parsons, nnlniEter.
 Sunday school %t Il a, n, Bible study rlasHus Tor ;lIl. --.a*tst nnAIc wi.l bs rrn=arAEd by the arhnpl
 neEoiivaHI rnsrtiny oE ihn t,hristian n Endeaycr ar 6! 4E In lcC.ure room.
 Pnulir worship AL u'rlurS. Shurl snnR HrrriA1 h"RUre sermon. an an- them, Praise Waitarh fer T'h4S." rill h+ rendered ly thr choir. :tnd T uunr LGl wllI eiIe. 'JesuS, IAnrr nF Sly SnIl''
 Subirct ns s"r]nuh, '"J'hu HnrialiEn1 uJ JAsnh: Ili4 Hrnn%Gr <"r S7cIu1 WronEs."
 S5orvjtT rr prayrr anh I:lhe atlt1y Wednesday evening mt +llc paraoupEH.
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MATTERS OF RECORD
MARCH 6, 1918. PrNefs ef &Rhpr.

FarnIy group. Pin Erour, GIuyh rear, John D. Eroup. -Four FricrGs rpun apr,KH crcck: 1"hn EoIs6n ct al
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
LApIEa AID SOCIETY,

The ladies' hid Society nF tFe Fra eratef church net last TResfny at tho pSrsnnHp- fur its mnuilIiy bnelness IncesInE.
 After 'lLAr,aIng nf s%v+rrl Itna ,d luain"sE is was decided I.s cnnlus-t i s'" lal Htxl Irritl4y 'vrniEE. I.ieit rc- treatments ase |" hr e%rved lnCiud- Ing iFe crssIn aud lM' fhar;!c ls E., he made.
 Ladies' tt the Al1 Sn.uIy i~tiloA Q du this iu aIWrHc1arIrn cf ike lll,erAI ra lEnt;GF ELvan by the uGhl.e 10 tho +:,nrss If lectures uhIl tTar"Ist;., width GlIases neSt ITrlssny,
 ! r"mntttRe wnR RplEnnt+li I'd Iir,. charge of the socIal functlnn, nrnais.- ing Of Mrs. Price, Mrs. Mull1Enn. Mrs, TsvernahEl. Mra. HeunutI nmd 2TrH. Parsons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

Rl;hbur Btanps made at ths Nugget aTre
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
Locations. 8.

Trading and h'IsIness site, along of RonATza river ar lg,;oop; Fl. Es%%rt.
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 NOTES

The S4rthporr E> ws siys .s f-Hmrl
 aeat,Ie livery staLlr nLl has Rold q
 noc,s Df A;aal!tn ninAS ia ths GuEEen-
 .A,pns for l2,gpu pet. He will IL.'w re .
 anne his old nusin+ws nr fnIlnwInc c1,r
 horseS-ILe tln afford Ii.
 * direct steamship sHrvicc. It Is
 x.ld, EIil b,l tnnuguratad next spring b.,reen VladeTostoA and Prince ffu- psrt and Vancouver rn carry over .g0o families of Russian paaSnnts ~hc psvc decided ia settle on farms in the nprlhern part nf British r'olu1nhlH
 News from the sou:h -udtuIlte tlsat inc mArket 5nT cannrd s:llninn la nn the verge of going uI SnrnHwhar, Cor reberatlve of ih;s Ia thA fac. that aev- erRl of the tAnnerics which r"fuHed 10 sail on the opening price Ire now rrc. parInE tu ahhl thHsr urr;la4tA south.
 L%ert Nyn1AnoFe:'. ne travelling plano tuner and journalist, T0contsy rRrisItHn Alnska, HtteT an ats+aSh ut four yearS. during NjIirll tLnlA he hA 2 entirely cIrclcd IlIe GIalIs. frcn AINs. ka to the ivu raTR. covering ttC polar TRxEo.I down IT, tlIr sUu uII'ern hemis- pasre.
 Juneau. .-I, c. SnilII, HIl I'd Elmer nt Juneau. DaNeun sind $nMc, wus Tn town fnday rom rer ss;lItl cad uI pnugIas island %heI-r lIr js IIninG de- yel9pmnl wnrl; UT ssininr property lle cwns there, kTr. Smith first ran% tn Jur,eAu in IS91 in II suiliIG craft from Seattle. "And lnd nrvcr a;ltlcd Fl sessei bstorc.' l,r aaId.
 -TheIt left S"aitl" lLl% ra1rle thought thnt I Eas hnaE=h for tha North PuIH, sn far aw&r did Ju"cnn appear ih ihoae days"
 Tsn Inches CT snH% sInnpcd york In the knntiShne cn1ntrY tho Grsr nf september.
 F.ye Valdez fin:riiE Will homestead apd in ihr MAt1nuskR .-7lIGr They wiIl build cAhinH. rfr-. =nd Will start ft0chIn9 nrEt spring w.rh ga hef Il ar cattle and q few horses,
 LuReav-Thr ircrriFr in huEinAssI iH the Cniieh SsarHs ..Lhr rGEiec sineH last August has i,grn marked. heating tY far all pTcViIaE rfSnrhs for an% IeRgth uE lime. F.ve nan are nc~ emn'dy%t. with P. P. Flynn. ihe opera lqT tn cl1arFc. AnbtIrr nau wHs add d to the force tndny4 lr. itru pcrsoh nf E. Earp1Es, wI.U arrived pn the Dol phtr frnru S6aAarIr. Isarnttz wus fprm- Crly an operator with ih" Mexican CVhsEai railway.
 When Hiss .F.lan1ul Audrr*GI,. "f Juneau. Aingtsn. entctod :hc uniTgr- ally nt Washington thres yearE u4u. sle YRS in douLL %h.fh courses shu should reEisrer rnr Shc believed Ihat sne would pursue rhuxE studies which Eers antrinK for A rugged daughter of lhe far North English and other subjects dEd mt appeal sc her. So sfle dscad<d to enter tho cslicGc nf pnRtn- Asriug, says thA r7cwa Letter.
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For Name Ns~s ard WarId'v ns%s get tho Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
MR. MINING OPERATOR
Give Tuur Msh EhanDe ia Their
 MSnA Diet and hnke Good Results.

:.r,. II- juHL ;L frw 'r Hue hurgains M@ Inl.c Ln nli-r rr'II. t1HI tElaI-"s hP- Ing cIlrIpCt iI Noln.c thn1 tu the stulrr;
 lr.me 'Innr"rs h>-ti i,LiEus nrinr Fed .I"ir. Ii:,9 far Brc;1 kfAsi 'I!c Tiillll" :. l'ctf luA,E.1As. nlIl:StrlGIf
 fs. 'iucbaF .. ..-.---,'. Flo !1lwI. wIl:Ln ils:i iual received -,1sn $It.IighI issGr -..-.., -.., ....., ,1Ec All n:,ps: rInE frrd .t.lihrpsd 1n 1q1
 IT. I;kS iIs'. d52E
 Ham, IELl".n and rsrnetl heef4 newt tAl no;llinE,
 ''I' .Ghcr barEalna L'tn nuntrous 10 lt.GnthIn call DIT
 "AI.tSKh'S REST FRIF.SD!'"
 Tnu CGo1 where in ind ihSn7, Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

We will Eaye you the limo and trouble of writing tho local news to 5OuF friends Un the outside, by rMail- Ing ths Noule Weekly Nugget to any address, In the AtaiHS far 30 cents per u1nIE1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
Subserihs FsF Nome HUqrct.

We hays been selling groceries in Nome far 4hirteen years, and our bus;rese has hssn increasing every year. Thsrr rust hs a ransOr. Tho-ulf Lahma1n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the I'Aoplss' Laundry wherr yuu NH tscstvn snud work 41sGuteI b, none bur white employees. vino retseiv+ The standard %AEkH.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old LS~is Huntsr Eye and tHS Fs. nous athertur Bourbon whiSkuYs, Distilled znr:na 1g14 1916 housh: 'n hnnd and reduced to 30 per cSnt h1 J, 6. government, hY She hutsT4 Er qaISn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

kEw laid eggs Ht Prusssr's HRrnAss 4ksp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS
 MARROW ESCAPE FORM CAR
Special Nuppst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 7,-PresIdent Wilson had a narrow escape from he- In. run down by street car last eve hing in this city while he was taking n aulct walk. It Is said by those who sa W the accident that n tragedy which would have affected the whole coun' try came as close ns 1t is possible for any accident to come to occurring without actually being accomplished hut thu, the fact cannot he explained except by saying thnt only m inch separated the president from be'as run ever.
 :, si.ock was given to those wh' saw tho ..c,rrence even when they acre ur: ware tf the fact that the mah 's.s t!.c pres dent himself. IL was just ihe ordinar, happening of car dashinr down T.. txpectedly while Mir. W"sh was CT, s,ing. He was pulled "us oi the wa;. by some one in the crowf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
OR. COOK DECLARES HE
 WILL PROVE HIS CLAIMS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CHICAGO. Sept. s.--Dr. Cook. the man who said he discovered the North Pole. before departing on the Mount Everest expedition. declared that while the people of the United States were laughing at him and the news papers criticising him for years some of the people arc now beginning tn see tha, he might have been sincere nfter all. He declares that If Suc- cess crowns his efforts in the comin expedition the good opinion of the pe"- ple will he again won and thnt they wiu admit at least that his efforts have hecn sincere In trying to explor some of the unknown parts of the earth.
 These statements were given out u nh all the calmness and coolness ol 1, man who had been wronged but tho statement is taken with the same oiJ smiles just the same and the doctor is now treated ns the greatest explorer of the realms of Ananins In exist ence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
CANADA GIVES
 THAW BENEFIT
EXPECTED HIS CASE WILL DRAG
 ON FOR TWO YEARS
Special Nugget Service.

0PcSse' '"S1SSs
 OTTAWA. Sept. 7.-The depart mrnts uf Justice and immigration are under thc impression that 1t will take two years to finish In" Thaw case in Canada and htvc him departed tn the Tinted states. ..
 The family of tho prisoner are spar ing no money and every implirnent in thc nrmor or law win bc brought into usc to prevent the Canadian authori- ties from sending him back to tho asy- hm. Within few days the immigra- ,ion law will bc invoked Int n" one seems to think that the case will be ,nnc iuticd then hy any means. Thnw is snid to m acting in the manner of man who is in full pos
 session of his mental faculties md some prejudice has been created in hts favor by the belief that he was sent to inc asylum instead of to the cIectrl;' chair because of the wealth and pro minencc of his family and the failure of tho American courts to do what was
 their duty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
NOME MEN MAY HAVE
 4 BANK IN sHisHAkA

Word comes from Seattle that somc of the men that made fortunes ia Nome and who are now prom iaent Seattle capitalists are preparing tO so into the Shlshana with plenty of capital to operate mining properties on e big scale md to establish Q bank and engage In other lines if the re- rorts from that district continue fla vorable. Among those involved In the combination are Joseph T. Sullivan. Jacob Berger. A. F. Gulnan. Albert Fink and Charles Johnson. The re- port 10 that Al 0uinan will leave short Iy to look over the country. and that the company wi, act upon his recom- rendat tons. Mir. 0uinan h recognized as one of the best miners that ever went to Nome. and Sullivan and Berg CT, In addition to bringing fortune with them from that section. have made additional fortunes in Nevada where they have been operating in mining properties.
 Albert Fink is one of the hest known
 Nome lawyers. and Charles Johnson was engaged in banking and minina
 at Nome.
 Sullivan. Berger and Ouinnn are in. lterested largely in Seattle real estate and in the iumhAr business on Pugc Sound. Juneau Empire.
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STAMP MILL ON COLD
 BOTTOM SOON TO WORK

only rain is now required for the starting up "fyanother little stamp mill in this section. Jensen and Con- molly after .a veemndous amount Of work in building ditches and repairing those which hnd been built before have nt last got everything ready to run the mill by water power. They rave also taken out quantity of ore for crushing and for tho first time the Gold Bottom mill will soon he making the test which has bccn awaited for many yenrs.
 Contrary to the bclIef of many and to the report sent nut some years ago hy interested parties this mill was
 never h operation and has never
 crushed q hit of orc SO thnt the value of the ledge on Gold Bottom is moi known although the assays have shown lt to be SO good thnt many believe the ledge will soon prove Itself to be q ! real mine. Mike Connolly. who is now la tho city. has worked for years mak-
 ing those ditches md staying with the
 ground even after the company which had taken 1t over had failed to Re'
 the mill going. NIT. Connolly has full faith in the future of the ground and
 says that the great trouble with Nom'
 at present is that the people seem t'
 hc inclined to bc too pessimistic nhou' quartz and such matters.
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BRYAN PRAISES
 THE: PRESIDENT
sAYs WILSON BEST EQUIPPED MAN THAT EVER SAT IN
 WHITE HOUSE
Special Nugget Service. ,,

Special Nugget Service,
 WATERVII.I.E Me. Sept. 7.-Dur. ing speech here yesterday in behalf of the candidacy "f Iattengill. the de. mocrath candidate for congress. Will liam Jennings Bryan declared Wood row Wilson [" he the best prepared man that even entered the white hous: as presiden,. H" declared that he did not say this in any careless manner compliment hut as a man who had carefully weighed his words and had examined all ,hss facts. His remarks about the president were applauded tr the echo by tho great crowd.
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w. HAvEmEYER PASSES AWAY
ONE OF THE GREAT FiNANcieRS SUDDENLY RETiRee FROM
 BUSINESS

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Sept. S.-William F. Havcmeycr passed away suddenly here Inst night of heart disease. The death was somewhat unexpected and has caused quite a futter in financial cir. cles.
 Havemeyer was one of the f,ri.y whose name has been connected wit , some oi the greatest financial deals In E:c country. He was born in 1sko af q WIS educated at n ivate schools in Ne ~ York. He wns vice president and di- rector of the National Bank of North America and also a director in several other great companies of diTercn, kinds.
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ROOSEVELT TO ENTER
 INTO SULzER FIGHT

is said that Roosevelt knows the tru"
 inner facts of the fight between Sni-
 ger and Tammany the most sensational
 statements are expected. Tho clrcu- Iation offices of the Outlook have al-
 ready been swampcd by orders ny T
 public which has never shown such GU agerness to learn what a public man Is about to say.
 It Is generally assumed that the Col onel will be entirely on the side of
 sulzer and 1t is even beilnved that the issue of the number may he the turn | Ing point In the whole discussion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08

That the location work done on '" claim before recording Is sufficient for the years assessment work is the an-
 nouncement made by the local lcgis-
 htors after a meeting which took pace between them and Sumner Smith. 'he federal mining inspector. yestcr- day. All the local legislators were Fssent with the exception of Thomas uanney who is absent on the hills. !. '. Kennedy. of Candle. is in town at
 Fsent and was able to take part in ue little conference like the rest. Re- eentiy the lawyers. or some of them. !" the meeting of the bar association @Apressed the opinion that there wns "otning to show that a man who per- '0'med his locaiion work did not have " perform his assessment work also .0 Inc same year. Each and everyone
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MORE THAN $100.000
 PROBABLY ON VICTORIA

When tho Victoria laves on this trip for the outside she will probably have more than $t00,D00 in bullion ahnard. Thcrc hns hccn already here und ready for shipment nearly that amount and the C"rwin brought down some. The amount coming m the Corwin iH nut yct known hut tt is likely to ,,c much moro than sufficient to bring tho totni to Il greater sum than that stated.
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TEDDY BUTTS IN NEW YORK SCRAP
M0B8 0F TOKYO RI0TInG
 AND CRYING OUT FOR WAR

necti6n with the California aien hW' The news of ihr assassination hnd the effect Uf inilaming the passions Of tha mob to such an extent that the riots came spontaneously und herceness existed that shows the population E now at that pitch which will make war necessary for the sake of internal peace hut il is believed that China will be most likely the country selected as nn antagonist. The policy of the gov ernment Is condemned In the strongest manner as that nf a government which ia prcpar.d to keep peace even at the s.crlflcr of national honor.
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.--The next is- sue of the outlook is now being await
 ed with most intense interest by the people in all parts of the country for
 In it are expected to be contained some most startling revelations with respect to the Sulzer affair. Rumors have leaked out from the ofices of the Colonel that his remarkable silence will he broken In the most abrupt and startling manner. The editorials are devoted exclusively to the sutxer affai' according to this information. and as t'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08

more ,nfiamed as the agitation pro ceeded until it finally marched to the foreign office and opened an attack on the building. The windows were smashed in with stones as the crowd howled like demons and automobiles and street cars were stoned until tra- fiic was completely suspended ana the streets given over to the mob's tender mercy.
 Abe was murdered last Saturday and ot that time the assassination was hm nj the doors of the student element which is known ID bc dissatisfied win the action of the government Tn con
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0REDGES 10 FINISH
 THE PANAMA CANAL

as the care required for accomplish
 ing the task Is great.
 The canal is at l"st really in exis-
 tcno, and boats could he put tnrou :,
 n this week if that were necessary
 hut. of course. nothing like thnt w''! ne
 e.one until the work is rounded oft. mns are already Icing made for the {, 70 ming ceremonies and the prograI1 g
 :.cing tentatn ely considered w T" sp.c, to tho order in which tho -s- se,s y,iIl go throi .L
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SAY LOCATION WORK
 MEANS ASSESSMENT I

of the legislators declared that the in tcntion of the legislature was that the location work should he regarded ns assessment work and that no further work than the location work is needed fin the first year of stalking. The meet
 ing took place in the residence of Sem ntor Conrad Breeding.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
Special Nugget Service.

0pSCtai sNobbSx cS'"'~
 BROWNSVILLE. Sept. s.-The Mexican federals lost heavily in a bat tie which has ragged for the past three days near Tampico and the rebels are now either in full control of the dis trict ar will be within n day ar tw" un- less some unexpected turn comes In the affairs. The constItutiona'ists were theattackers in the battle and made an unusually good showing. Th'' federnis were outnumbered but fought with determination and held the enemy In check during several engagement. but they were compelled to give way gradually as the light went on ai- though they cannot he said to have re- tired.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
MANY FEDERALS FALL
 IN 4 FIERCE BATTLE

firing yesterday while he was crosslns the bridge frum Juarez to :i l"s" f"r the purpose of killing Americans.
 A,ostn when hc started {" cross the
 bridge declared that he was going iu kilt a gringo md as he reached tn" American side he opened fire "n the first people he met. Junah and 4rl- frin happened to bc in the n"iglIi'or- hood and armed with rev"lvcrs. Th"' opened fire nt once nnd Ac"stn died before doing any damage. The act of Acostn was nothing sh"rt
 of suicidnl as he came alone and could
 not have expected to escnpc. Tn" ac,
 shows to what n pitch of hate tho Mex
 jeans have come for Americans but
 even nt that the people here are h.
 ciined t" applaud Ac"sia's r"cklrss- ness.
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8. 8. coRwIH.

The steamer corwin, will saii fo- Kotzsbus Sound and aIl way ports. calling at Teller. York. Dssr;ns. kss walik and Blossom. on Saturday, Aug 1st %. Fov freight and psssass apply the kosxsbus Trading . rransperta. t;en Co. next lomsn Bros. 9&udis.
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NOTICE.

The annual stockholders meeting of the Darling X Dean Co. Will bc held Thursday at { p. m. tho 18th dny of Sept. 1918 at the company's off'ce. Front ssreet. Nome. AInska.
 A. A. ALLAN.
 Secretary.
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~ ,., Nuoost Service.

e.,eisl Nugget Service
 .ruNCToN, Sept. T.-The tariff ., vas reported to the senate from ...r,ttee of the whole last night. Sat .,A.v and the chances are good that
 -,n ~o to it's hnal pnssage Monday. .snorrow.
 N vss hoped thnt hnal action could ,.v. been taken on Saturday and great ..,.. were put forth tn that end but expected delays "rurr"d ana 1t was .,v .t A late hour that the cimmittcr 4 ,he whole got through with u. AS ... hul stands now it is almost iden- tssIy the same as that proposed by ,h. administration. The few amend
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ATER

Special Nugget Service.
 WAS,tiNt;r', sept. S ''Ti" ". \. Cousul cables that in" Dominican gun ,,o,ts are shciling portoplato and en- .itngcrinp Americans and the Ameri' can guni.mt Des Moines has been rushed to the scene. WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--The tar . in bilI Is expected to pass the senate
 tnnight.
 , IT\RT.l:M. Sept. S.- Eigh, ncsro
 fnuvists were smutimr,l iu death In ! lnn,rly vent iIIHtrd cell here today.
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jpeciai Nussst Service.

jpeciaI Nu00ot SoFvsoss
 TOKYO, Sept. 6.-Infiamed by the assassination of Abe. the director of the political bureau of the Japanese foreign office. masses of people gather ed last evening In Hibiya park and in- dulged in one of the fercest riots that ever broke out over a capital
 The object of the denomination was to call for war particularly against China but there was also the feeling abroad thu, the United States had also done enough to earn the active hosti- iiiy of Japan and jingoism reigned su- prcme. The mob became more and
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WORK ON DETENTION
 HOSPITAL SOON BEGINS

The work on the construction of the detention hospital will begin pretty soon. The bids will not bc opened rntil Thursday evening nt I o'clock. but as soon as possible after the let ting of the contract the construction will be started.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
FLOOR ABOUT FINISHED.

The floor of the Eagle hall was laid today at noon. Tho work of polishing and the finishing touches generally will occupy some ton or twelve dnys more and dance will he given imme- diateiy afterwards.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-08
MeNNoNioLE TRIAL ON

The trial of McMonisle. the haseba pitcher. h proceeding today nt For: Davis. He is being tried on several charges. He was present In the house of Carrie. the native woman. when Grimm received the wound which caused his death.