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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
nThe eirI Of Mx preams.v

/ The sale of seats for THE Girl OF
My Dreams" opens tomorrow at Ba.lk-
coru's at 8 a m, and once again Pen
sacolians will have a chance to Sc
cure seats for a good musical comedy
| full of whistling music, and pretty
girls. The Commercial Appeal, Mem
phis's leading newspaper, said Deem
| sThe Girl of MY Dreams" by Karl
Hoschana and some other people, is a
| typical summer show with lots of life,
lots Of whistling music, lots of vivac-
ity, dancing and song.
Hoschana, who wrote The Three
Twins and Madame Sherry" or rath-
er composed the music. did not dis
appoint his audience last night. There
are a number of exceedingly catchy
musical numbers.
The performance last night was a
decided and distinctive relief The ear
was attracted, the eye was pleased
and the audience left the theater
whistling popular numbers It was an
evenings entertainment worth the
money. To the man or woman who
wishes to get away from Christmas
worry and enjoy a ieasant evening
1.-THE Girl OF Ny Dreams can be rec
commended.
1t is impossible to go into detail and
commend or condemn every member
of the cast who deserves mention one
way or the other. 1t is in this season
of Christmas a pleasure to think of
silk stockings, elderdown quilts, moon
light and Olga Won Hatzfieldt. She is
a winSome woman with a piquant adj
dress. melliferous voice and a de-
cided personality. She is q. most at
tractive Lucy Medders. and one that
pleased every one. Roy PurviaIfce was
well worthy of his star and worked
excel1ently with her. The two were
distinctive and most satisfying.
Irving Brooks, we'll known and liked
was an exceptionally clever German
count, whose name takes too long to
print, and Francis GailIard was also
the characteristic Hnerta OF a South
American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because It contains the
we'll known tonic properties of QUI-
NINE and IRON. Drives out Malaria,
enriches Blood. Builds UP the Whole
System. soc. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26

Heartburn is .. symptom of fndiges-
ton. Take a dose of HERBINE in
such cases. The pain disappears in
stantly. The bowels operate speedily
and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer
full. Price Sec. Sold by all druggists.
(Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Beginning January 1, 1914. Mr..
Robert T. Brent will be PRINCIPAL of
our Shorthand Department. Some time
since Mr.. Brent completed our Short
hand Course IN the short time OF about
seven weeks, and Immediately began
teaching in our college thereafter.
During his teaching, every one tax
ing his instruction made most Won
derful progress. He is a graduate Of
Princeton University, a gentleman of
undueStionable character and we feel
that We were lucky in securing his
services.
PENSACOLA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
91-2-25 L. West Garden Street.
Opposite San Carlos Hotel.
21dectf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
TO LECTURE At
THE \. N. c. A.
DR.. EUGENE sWoPE, FIELD
AGENT FOR THE FLORIDA Az
lDURoN SOCIETY, WILL TALK
ON FOUR WILD BIRDS"

DR.. Eugene Swope, who is field agent
for the Florida Audubon Society, will
deliver 4 lecture at the Y. NJ. G. "A.
tonight at a,clock his subject being
Our Wild Birds" and as he comes
with view of interesting the Pensa-
cola public in a question of bird pro-
lection, and as the lecture is abso-
lutely free there is every reason for
believing that the attendance will be
good. DR.. Swope has been engaged
in this work for some months, and IS
capable of interesting an audience very
quickly. He is an editor himself, is
suing at Cincinnati a monthly publ
cation, blue Bird and does all the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26

The photograph shows the inventor
jumping overheard from a vessel on
the Thames River, England, to prove
how easily the wearer of one of these
suits can keep afioat. The suit is of
especially made goods, which is put
over a belt around the body A cap
protects the head and ears To assist
in getting about in the water, a paddle
which can be taken to pieces in a sec
ond and put into working order in
the same length OF time is carried.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
MANY ARE MADE
.HAPPYBY MAYOR
HON, A. oREENHuT CONTRIB
UTEs TOYS, FRUIT AND CANDY
TO LARGE NUMBER OF LITTLE
ONES.

Mayor A. Greenhut was Santa Claus
TO about one hundred and fifty poor
children yesterday, distributing toys.
fruit and candy to about this number
CT little ones. The mayor remained N
his office at the city hall during the
forenoon, and there the little ones
called and received their gifts from
the hands OF the mayor.
For an hour or more there was a
stream Of little ones to and from the
city ball. and the happy and smiling
faces that were noticeable when the
children left the building attested 20
their pleasure on receiving the gifts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
PICKTNGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Forty-three cases were doCketed for
trial in the recorders court yesterday
morning. Ten defendants were found
guilty, twenty-three acquitted, two
bound over to the county and eight
cases were continued. The fines as
sessed aggregated s79.
S. L. Lampkins. Colored, charged
with stealing an overcoat from the
home OF another negro, was bound
over TO the county.
Leon Fixes, colored. charged with
stealing a watch Wednesday night from
PorteT's Bazaar on East Wright street
was also bound over to the county.
The case against Frank Washington, a
seventeen-year old negro, charged with
stealing a mouth harp from the same
place Wednesday night, was continued
George Hardy. colored. charged with
carrying a pistol concealed and dis
charging firearms in the city limits
was fined $26
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26
EMMETT WILSON
COMING HOME
CONGRESSMAN WILL ARRIVE
EARLY NEXT WEEK AND SPEND
THE HOLIDAYS IN HIS DIS
TRIcT.

Congressman Emmett Wilson is ex-
peoted to arrive in Pensacola early
next week and will spend the vaca-
ton in Pensacola and his district The
congressman was looked for yester-
day, but was detained in Washington,
it was learned last night, and will not
arrive until early in the week.
Congress has adjourned for the hoH-
days and practically every representa-
tive and senator has left the capital.
Mr.. Wilson expects to spend the vaca-
ton in Pensacola, Chipley and other
points In West Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26

editorial work alone. The general pub
lie is invited to the lecture
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-26

The recent catastrophies Of the sea,
Is sinking of the Titanic and the
;rning of the Volturno, have been the
tuse of many novel inventions for
Re saving of ocean going passengers.
hat probably is the best of these in
ntions is the life saving suit DEM
Ostrated by Mr.. Rasche, the inve~ tor,
efore an audience of several C the
eading men representing the leading
shipping companies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
OUR MALAMUTES
 FOR AMuNDSEN
JAFET L,NoEBERo GETS JOB or FINDING DOCS FOR NORTH
 POLE.

Jafct I.indcbcrg has been entrusted with securing dogs by Amuntlsen for th. lutter's journey in search of the North Pole. The fact wns known some time ago hut MT. Lindehers dsd not wish the nuttcr to be made puptic ,s he wus afraid iin,t Il regular stnm- ,u,ic would follow to the l'wnrtr ot . h,,.s nn thc part "f dog owners.
 Mr .\mun,ls-n and MT. l.indcberG mel an tho outside and al that time the explorer stated that he would se- cure his dogs for the northern trip in these parts. He always lays the blame far the loss of Captain Scott and his l companions to the lack of dogs and he
 has decided to have the best dogs Inyuilnble for his own use and that the
 ,lcgs or Nome are the best hc Is fully
 sa tisfcd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
JuRIES DRAWN
 THIS M0RNINR
GRAND JURY RETURNAeLE SEP. TEMBeR p AND PETTY SEP.
 TEMeER %.

Grand and petty juries were drawn this morning. The grand jury was made returnable September P and tho petty jury Is rcturnnbic September 2s.
 The following are the members of the petty jury:
 <. N. Ny,cn. F. O. Eastaugh. Harry Clark. Gust Beradt. l. II. Young. Rob- ert Richard. Wm. McGuirc. Frank Meyer. Fay DeIezcnc. Chas Osthus. F.. Canaday. Julius II. Jensen, B. IT. Nor ris. !. P. Jones. L. l.. Fox. Geo. Hil- frich. W. W. Sales. Frank Koudeia. Joe vint. R. ]. Sommcrs. Walter Gaffney. Gust He'd. T. l.. Morgan. Andy Ander- son. wm. Hays. Clarence Mayer. The following nrr the members of lhe grand jury:
 D. W. Leach. C. IT. Hragg. Stephen Haid. W. IT. Dcssur. R. J. Downing c. R. Jackson. !. W. Russel. c. D. Christian. Fred Fay. A. B. Brown Leonard seppala. g. D. Waysman Frank Shaw. J. A. Swartzell. 0eorgf Walker. J. M. Strecten. c. c. Brinker ] A. r. T. Anderson. A. c. Ekroth. Thos Jensen. Joseph Hrndrich. Joe Odson John Smith.
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had never been regarded as up to the mark by the people who have exam ined 1t before. The report also means in the opinion of the bishop that th" most likely result the report will hay" is to cause the government to build It's railroad from Seward to the Mat anuska fields.
 The coal in the Boring river fields Is n Ignite and has been broken ID to such an extent that 1t was never look ed at in a favorable light. The conl of the Matanuska fields. on the other hand. is anthracite and bituminous and Is known to he superior to the Pocn . hontas coal 90 that the test of the Bering river fields has n" hearing whatver on the coal of Mntanuska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
CANADIAN GOV. GENERAL
 TO BE IRISH vicERov
spseial Nugget Service.

spseiai Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Sept. 7--Thc Livcrpml Post is authority for the stntcmcn' that the Duke or COnnnught will be the first viccr0y in Ireland under the home rule government. He has re- gently retired from the governor gem ,eralship of Canada and has hccn sue ceeded by Prince Arthur of Connnugh.. The idea of the liberal government k that when the Irish begin to rule th"ir own country from home number "f the royal family with m Irish title will be the most fitting representative of the empire in the island. The l.iv- erpOol Post says that the Irish mem bers of parliament have agreed with the government In thls decision. The home rule bil, will come up for final passage next May and unless some 1 extraordinary circumstance should in-
 tervene the Irish parliament will he in
 session in Dublin within three months
 from that date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

The case of Erownell against the Golden Dawn Mining Company has been settled out of court md tn" chances arc good now that the claim will he one more that will be operated during the winter. The terms of the settlement have not been given out hut that the ground will he worked is sup posed to be a certain result of the agreement arrived at by the parties concerned.
 Tho suit over the ground arose from the contention that work which Is not accomplished actually within the limits of n claim Is not sufficient to hold the claim whether that work vas done for the benefit of the claim or not. The Golden Dawn company had drilled out l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
BERINC COAL
 ONLY TESTED
BISHOP ROWE SAYS THAT THE TEST MEANS VERY LITTLE.

That the Ecring river coal. which has just been tested hy the cruiser Marylnnd and of which m unfavora ble
 nport has been made. was never at ali considered to bc really good is the nafement made by Bishop r. T. Rowe Ais morning when asked to givo his Views about the matter. The bishop ms given Alaskan matters very 0fefuiy study and as he Is thorough conversant with all the details re- ntins to Alaskan resources his state ment means nothing less than that the untavorable report on the Being river ne'ds means nothing more than m un- Avorable report on product which
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
NOME CROWD
 ABOUT EQUAL
FIFTY. NINE PEOPLE MORE WENT
 OUT THIS YEAR THAN LAST

The number of people going out of Nome this year since the opening of navigation was 57e. This may bc tho reason why some people had the idc;, that a stampede had taken place from the camp because of the dry season and because of tho new strike in the shishana but the number going out this year is only ss more than the number that went out last year to me snme date. The number last year was sl7 according to the figures m the customs office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
FINDS RICH pAv IN
 OLD CANDLE oloclNos

Andy Oieson has struck remarkably rich pay on the c bench on Candle creek this summer according to, l.. j.. Mason. the Candle business man who is now In Nome. Oleson went to work the tailings of the claim and foun1 that there was such lot of gold through the tatlings that the ground must have been really rich. He then went into the drift and on the west side of it found exceedingly good gravel
 Going up about 100 feet he sank an- other shaft and the result was that he has ground now from which he can make sl.ooo month. The c bench | between 13 and i4 on Candle creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

That No. Holyoke creek Is the richest claim in the Nome district to- day and that It Is also claim which carries no less than three different pnystreaks Is a fact which has been made of the litigation which was start
 ed about the property over year aEu. The ground is next to the Bessie claim and carries the same beach streak. This streak has six feet of thirty cent dirt but the working of 1t was delayed hy water which foiled the efforts of those who tried to work 1t before. In addition to this paysteak it has also the slough over paystreak and in thls away 1t Is different from the Bessie and from most of the other rich claims in the district. But the most remarkable
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

COATICOOK. Sept. 9.-Jerome ap- peared for trial yesterday on the charge of gambling and the case will probably he concluded today. Several of the newspaper correspondents with whom he is said to have been playing penny ante wil be examined ns wit nesses. Some of them have declared that the game was merely friendly one and that the arrest of Jerome was due to the prejudice of the Canadian officials or to n plot matched by the attorneys of Thaw to secure ihc sym p,,thy of the public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
RICHEST CLAIM IN
 NOME DISTRICT

side ihe limits of No. and the plain tin contpnde,l that such drilling dtd moi constitute work ut the claim and this is sa i'd to be tho first time that law suit ever came before the courts for the decision on such a question.
 The property Is srid to be one of the richest In the whole camp hut in places the ground Is thayycd and could not bc mined by the ordinary winter methods. In other parts H is frozen and can br ,lrifted, Ii is said.
 Ii Is also about certain that No. Ielow on Little creek. the ground about l which the iitigntk,n WIS aetthd st'nfe time ago. will also he operated this winter SO that all the indications poin, ] to quite n lot of winter work.
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,., Nugget Service.

...e,., Nugget Service.
 ,rnIIN, Sept. 9.--"derman princi- = if rightly applied. always ensure
 ..,v" said the German kaiser when ,r:sented the baton of field mar .r to King Constantine of Greece ....rday as token of admiration for .,. .olendid victory gained by the s.ks over tAsr enemies in the recent war
 I, accepting the baton that made .,. an honorary field marshal of the n.man empire King Constantine de- .,.,.d that German strategy and tao ,,.. coupled with the bravery of the o...k sojdlers were responsible for the ,,c,ories of the Greek army in the Bal nn wars"
 constantine came specially to Ber- N, to be received by the emperor and ,o receiye the honor offered to him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
NUMBER OF PUPILS NEARLY
 UP TO THE AVERAGE

The numlnr f pupils present in the public sth,",ls since the opening yes- trrdl,y Is I25. The average attendance Inst year was I30 @' that the present is just about thc same a5 then. Same of the children now here will go out but some others will come ;n and U Is hardly possible yet to tell supposed il will he a little lower this time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
NOTHING HEARD FROM
 JAFET LlNoEeeRc

Not n word of news hns becn re- ceived from Jnfet i.indcbcrg since he left Nome for tho Yukon. He was tn have left St. Michael on tho steamer Hermann which went up stream about week ago and should now he in the region of Panama.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
ELEVATOR ON SPECIMEN
 HAS STOPPED WORK

The Pioneer elevator on Specimen pulch stopped work Il couple uf days aE" i,.,,usc the supply of water rnn down and stopping WIS necessary. There is il little bit M ground being worked by the. elevator on No. hut thc amount
 of ground to he worked is x" smah that h wilt he finished in a short time. Unless rain calis soon the Specimen elevator will mol be started up again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
CASE ON EIGHT DAYS
 GOES TO JURY TODAY

The case of Inc Anvil Hydraulic and Drainage Company will go tu the Jury this afternoon ar evening. The arRu mcnts begnn at 2 o'clock this after noon. The case has now been proced- ing for eight days in the district court. The title to No. 3is Dnurbon creek is involved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
DRepoEs ALL WORKING IN
 THE cAsAOEPAcA

Sam Gaylord and T. q. Powell came over from the Casadepaga today. MT. Gaylord states that nil the drcdgcs there and on Solomon river arc oper- ating hut that other kinds of mining is held hack. He and his people arc hydraulicking. however. nnd h is saifl he brought over quite blg cleanup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
spscisi Nussst Service

speciai Nugget ServicA
 MONTREAL. Sept. 9.-Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie. the sister of Harry Thav, accompanied by her husband. arrived here last night for the purpose of giving her brother all the comfort possIble during his fight for freedom. She stated on arrival that she and her husband expect to he here some time and this Is taken to mean that very great delay is expected before the mat ter can be decided by the courts. Thnw himself Is gaining ground physically every day and is rcgaining calm nsas after the fearful excitement ac- companying his flight from the asy- lun When he wns first arrested his eyo had staring look that had the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
WALTER JOHNSON COMING.

Walter Johnson. tho dredge mnn. Is expected to arrive soon from St. Mich acI. He will nr"hably come on either the Corwin ar the Victorin. which ever comes first. It was thought that he would wait for the dredgc which has hcen forwarded hy him to the ground af Riley md Marston In the I,.itarnd Int word has hren received that hc is on the way home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Sept s.- Switzerland won the international team match shoot here yesterday and defeated the best shots In the United States by very considerable margin. As a matter of fact the United States was only third. France heating the representatives of this country and getting second place.
 Switzerland beat France by ING
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
Special Nugget Service.

HAVANA. Cuba. Sept. S.--Dezoma- conn arrived here on the way to Wash ington today and stntcd immediately that he ia not m envoy H Huerta and that the United States admin istration has been fooled into the belief that he wns by some people who knew noth- Ing whatever about it.
 "I am going to Washington on pure ly private business" he declared and hc aaid this so emphaticaiIy that there
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
SWISS AND FRENCH
 BEAT AMERICANS

roints. The shooting was done with free rife in a 300 meter ring.
 The American team was composed of the best shots In the country and the W hole shooting public of tho Tinted States were sure of victory hut the Swiss were simply marvellous. The French also created wander and with a little luck would have run the win . perS more closely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

PORTLAND. Me. Sept. s.--Peter. the republican. was elected over Pet tingili, the democrat. today in the third congressional district by plurality O. sS3 although Bryan made personal l fight for the latter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
COMMANDMENT NOW PROCEEDS
MINISTER SULLIVAN sAvs UNIT.
 ED STATES SHIP NEEDED.
Nussst Special Service.

WASHINGTON D. C.. Sept. 9.-Ac- cording to word received from the American minister to San Domingo. James Sullivan. the bombardmcnt of Puerto Rico Is still going on. The United States gunboat Des Moines is hurryins to the scene as 1t is feared that the American citizens In tha' place are in serious danger. When word was received from the consul at Puerto Plata yesterday 1t was stated that several Americans reside In that port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
s. s. coRWlN.

The stssmsr cerwin will saii ss- ketssbus Sound end ali way perts. calling at Teller. York. oserins. kss waIik and siossem. on Saturday, Aus- uss 90 For freight and passaus apply the kotzsbus Trading . Trarspsrta. tion Co. next Lomsn Drss. etudis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
DENIES HE WILL
 REPRESENT HUERTA

can he no doubt nt all that hc is tell ing the truth or that a very deep laid plan ls on foot by Hurrto to hootiwink the United States government. nrzn- macona was formerly ambassador |" Washington from Mexico.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
STR0NC'S HAND TO PLOUGH
GfRMANY ALWAYS WINS
 SAYS GERMAN KAISER

The visit Is supposed to have greater significance than these little ceremon- les would indicate and diplomats see in the episode closer alliance be- tween the German empire and Greece Servia and their allies. During the earlier parts of the war with Turkey France extracted much satisfaction that Bulgaria had French guns and prarticed French tactics while the Turks adopted German tactics and used German guns. The later victory of the Greeks and their allies over the Euignrians altered the whole aspect of affairs and William has conferred the baton on Constantine as way of showing that the German methods have been vindiacted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
NATIVE SONS WILL HAVE
 BANQUET HERE TONIGHT

The native sons of California will have n banquet ut inc Unard of Tradc restaurant tonight as means of ob- serving admission day. It Ia said that auitc a number will hc present and very enjoyable lime Ia expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09
e0VERN0R STRONG WILL
 ASK FOR MILLIONS

length on the various matters of m tcrest 10 the territory and speaks In the must hopeful tones of the outlook in spite of the dryness of the present season. He will go from Seattle to examine the conditions in the Morn- ingside asylum md will return to Ju- ne,lu as soon us possible.
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MARSHALL DEAD.
.pseiai Nuuust Service.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. a.-James Marshall died here last night after a lingering illness. He was known as the father of cash wheat buying ow- ing to his we'll known theory In such matters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

COATICOOK. Sept. s.-William Travers Jerome was honorably dis charged today by Magistrate Mulvena before whom he was tried on the charge of gambling. Mulvena along with discharging him apologized for his arrest and Jerome had quite a vic tory all around.
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tc the various districts.
 In addition to this, he says; he will ask for an annual appropriation of one million dollars for the building of high ways and trails throughout the terri tory for he believes that in building of railroads and roads the redemption of Alaska depends.
 The governor gave his views at
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-09

Mir. Mason says there are about l7b people in Candle md that all arc get ting along we'll in spite of tho drought which hns such bancful influence on work there this year.
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Where ars ysu ssins fer yeur an. nuai outing shIs yssrf Why net try Hawaii. the Paradlss ss ths Pseis's. Fer illustrated fielder dsssriptiss es thIs beautiful land write te sr esH Il tkis esies.