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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

Giu not like the emphatic manner of the presidents demand that they un- due the work that they had just com plrjcd on the bill but it was seen that Nr. Wilson was right and that the standing and integrity of the country as q treaty making power demanded the prompt repeal of the law which controvcrted the solmenly given pro mise of the government of the United states
 There are some firebrands in both houses who have more absurd "Yan- kcc spunk" than good sound judg- mcnt or love for national honor who would not change the law as recently passed but Il careful poll "f both houses of congress today showed q safe majority m favor of following out the desires of the president in this matter and rectifying the mistake made when congress passed the law r, garding the canal tolls which is complained of hy England.
 It is also believed that the prompt repeal of this law will tend to smooth cut the feelings of Engand which have recently been somewhat ruffled over
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. March | There seems every possibility now that th' friction between the United States and England over the ignoring of the Hay Fauncefoot treaty and the establish ment of a rate of tolls for foreign yes sells going through the Panama canal while American shipping went through free of charge will be amicably settled and that congress will undue it's ab- surd action in passing legislation in contradiction to q solemn treaty into which it entered with a foreign cpun- try and in all good faith.
 This is partly the result of the very strongly worded message that Prcsi- dent Wilson read to a joint session of tn senate and the house of repre- scntatives this week in which hr did not hesitate to tell the legislators that their action in summarily ignoring tho terms of the treaty was q smirch or the honor of the United States am that they must immediately remove the cause of Ghgland's Complai int against the United States.
 Some of the members of both houses
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

The gods If the air and trail smiled on the Moose today and gave thrm as fin" a line of weather as could h" wished for Tor the running "f the Safety burden handicap.
 Promptly on time at nine o'clock Srppala shot over the line in front ot lowed in five minute intervals.
 The first team back was the fam ous racing outfit managed by Al Nicholson. Hardly had the last team to start mushed out of sight until the man in the watchtower made out q tiny specll on the trail which seemed to be headed towards Nome. Larger powerful glass it was made out to be Nicholson with his dogs, or properly speaking, the dogs with Nicholson. IF Front street tho panting team and the correspondents for the outside papers rushed to the telegraph office t1 get the news on the wire that all records between Nome and Safety had been broken.
 A crowd of the sporting fraternity of the town made a rush for Russ Downing in an attempt to cash in on the long shot who had outdistanced the field, but Russ refused to deliver un- til he had had private conversation
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
THEY WOULD NEvER DO
 IT ROW IN NOME

a. "r"1 ,l<ns rr. domu"a
 In rrI, 'o .r orI forwarded .. ,t, ~.d- .t ta. ,aur.tlhr puuloho'~ .Nr -,u' wa" ..1 f i'm attempt $ n.oa. .n ,"t- u q, ,nr nDs uN ulu .~ .. n.a Noma u.. ,.'iJru t,a, rN er 'Irtnu- um h,> p". uD ~.t .m",r
 1o.r. .orr -. n.npl, in Tn. ''ohoh.i ~l..".u aol t' thv> # .rn ta.a .ruou a-.dtS.adm- 'ho ,uu.urIoa l.r or .1r tw,u- urta century J ueadrIn looad r. lhc -an ,l lonttHr anJ m ohr d~r "'I >t.u aud l>e rhrrr .y e,lu-, to 0. u.an u dou4 n ln mpirrto pui,p a n.,,.na rommn4. < uy
 Six thousond people i+a Wh"lr lot and six thousand po"I, dl stark uah ,u will hc som" si-u,
 l' ha~ passed ;p J,l, stage. hoe ,.ry. r"l there l. uu ra1,r iu loNu large enough Ia hold h, crowd if l'. arrested and there ar, mot ruou4h or- nccrs of hr law to mak" th, arrest,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
Special Nugget Service.

CARACAS. March L. The govern. mcnt is making every preparation foI supprcssing the expected revolutionary movement headed by General Ybarra, " ho was one of the army leaders under Castro and later the consul of Nenc- ZLcla at Fort of Spain, Trinidad.
 YbarI? recently is known [" have i,,,n in communication with several u1 the old Castro leaders and within lnc past two weeks he is reported to have left Port of Spain and to have s,ilrd for the southern coast of Nrnr- ",ela on board small steamer which was loaded with arm and supplies for V-ar in one of the southern ports of
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
Speclal Nugget Service.


 NELSON, F.. C.. March ( Tho l'nlls"I,ars, a religious sect which t,rm # ronsidrrahl portion "f tho i.I"tlalion Of this place and the su r.uudn@ country and who do mol h .- h,}c that thc registry of mnrriaG .. huthS and dyohs is any of. the gov - ,nmrnt'a huarlrss but is purely am | simply the affair of :, certain rryw5- ihu angel who has had the job in lhc heavenly r-rordcr's office for some years. aro making very strenuous ol'- i,ctions [" the recent orders of tn" city authorities that these Httle ma ,,I~ must h" attended tu according ip the law of the land and not us ar ranged by the fathers of the sect.
 For some tim" the DoukubaIs ha, . I, fused tn obey the laws in regard f., Il akinG the required vital statist.. entries and declarations and the gov cl umcut has had considerable truuhl' over the matter.
 Recently an order Was issued Whi.n (, mpolS the rcIigionsts to comply ith the law in cN cry respect tn" same
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
A NEW REVOLT !
 6
ne United States.

ne United States
 1t is said that these military sup pl' were purchased with the under sanding that they were to be shipped l., the Mexican rebel forces under N,l,a but that after the vesse rr\ Lc them cleared from the nit"d states she proceeded on south to Trin- irld where she lay off the entrance to the harbor and was boarded hy Nhcr1 and a number of other revolutionary characters who have been making thu English colony their home.
 he vessel, with it's arms and tl" Ir> uiutionarN leaders then sailed r"l th, coast of NeneZucla and il is he li cd that the men and cargo were
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

.it way
 ,r u'> been ,urgr-trd that the au- .."r,r.e lrt the fanatics go about .r tG, ,old until they get t,rrd nf II InI ra,u. Il, those who believe that Il ,,,uld pa> L., send for Anthony Com ..> of NrN York wh" has So muHn ~rccrss in crtdlcattng rmm"d"st> n th. States
 Local merchants are sending out or d,lS for li- Ira>cs and opera glasses .nd .ur rntrrprismg dr"ssmal>cr has ,.l,d to Darkest Africa for the Iatr'' spring models m faehionable jungle ~.,icjl several hair dressers are laal>in- .ulaugcm"uts tu open Iarlor- n, the town as u is understood that -tl, hair will hr about the only thing that will hc dressed after tn" disroh- iup order of the chiefs of tn" religious .,,.t goes into effect
 Su in earnest are the D"ukohars ..r. the matter That il iS believed that ti,.N will carry out their threat and tn" r.unt,ipalily hs wired c. tho p"miu- i.L 4otrlnmrnt for instructions Us to what steps shall he takcn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
SOUTH AMERICA

|.'d"d at o"'u" obscure place in tho s,I th.
 G","rumrut spies report great un rest among the southern provinces and the expected arrival of one of CH~tro'- bc3f,uant~ to lead a revolt dgaius, the present government This is sup posed |" hc Nbcla and the -o,eru. Iacs' hls sout a large part If the a1InN int" the south in order ru bc lI'IHrrd for an uprising
 General lherra was educated i'm rn. | I'r4 states and he married 1i American girl in n~Bost"n twenty ycn- ago. t"tb families are WcalthN and th' present supposed revolutionary l,ad1 WllI l" welt supplied with funds
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
ST. MARYs (EpiscoIpaD CHURCH

second Sunday in Lent:
 Celebration of the Holy Eucharist al :. m
 sunday Scho"i and bible cLs, .t II H. m.
 At tNtnsong (S "'cloclO the special I.cntcn Sunday evening services with special sermons will begin. Subject: "1'he Temptations of Christ Their Meaning. Result and Example"
 Mid week l.entrn scrvic" Wodncs- day. $ D. m.
 Womans Auxiliary meeting Thurs day. ? D. m, Parish Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
NELSON SETS A WINTER STYLE
ALL ALASKA
 RAGE SURE

:. n W""'m2 of lh" directors of tn" \,m. K'ura Cma, held yrs"trolay
 ,l1uo"u lt." dut. or th" M \hsk1 ',e.pstlE"~ WIS finally s,r for Aprti eth, subject to postponem"ut it the weather conditions are not favorable on that day.
 II was oIe" decided to hold d "ker- Tess" for the heneht of the purse on ... uuht If March 2Nth. a Eagle hall ua suc folIovin4 Executive committee was named by Geo E. Grigsby, pre- ~.o"ut of the Kennel Club. pr Sloan, A l Mcdonnell John Nestor, Grant ..u.i>eon W C. Mcclure, Ralph l.omen, Russ Downing Arthur Cole Al rh.trhrr, Henry Hureh. Chas. D. Jones r. < Riley j. D .lourd"n Thomas ,.'l', and Ben Nyer'u
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

fG, r.'tc.... Ac,"u"s s"rI"u> IL may complicate matters with t# | n,rd States uud Gyrmau> for hotn e untries are suu taNn4 < prrs,ur .ce of tac rus'"m- receipts of Non"- ,..3 u, payment .t claims 1-tiu~t lba aun 'n-sr administration
 Il l- u.. p.i,..d .. Coroas that th, United States .oloumrm w"
 ... bn,rr. r.olpr.ou to piunL, r,. yomtiv ntn 'notb-r armed strue gle which would disorg1ui4e oll "t rl. {, vrrumrnt machinery aud stop th nr. oa l'... 'olmpu .,ud American dtbt
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

Weather permitting w T. Rowe in Nites all the children of Nome for il free sleigh ride. oon Sunday. March N starting from Iiowe's office at D. m sharp. All children contemplat ing going will please notify, the ofiice
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
CONGRESS- WILL REPEAL
 THE PANAMA TOLLS

the administrations of tn" Mexican situation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
FEDERATED CHURCH

sunday scrviccs Bible school, II l. m
 Evening worship service $ o'clock Address by the pastor on "Why wear shoes"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07
BILL NOT REPORTED
 Special Nugget Service.

SpecIaT Nu9get SeFVICe.
 WASHINGTDN. March | The con !! renee report on the Alaska bill was I ot made tp the senate this afternoon N hen the session started and this port will be held up until next week ,i account of unexpected opposition ,u the report un the floor of the senate
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-07

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
JOHNSON OPPOSES
. PARDON FOR RUEF
Governor of california Thinks
Committed CRATER Should Not
Be Extsnded Special Clemency.

SAN FRANCISCO, July r. Associ.
ated Press BY Federal Wireless) Abe
Ruef, II is believed, will serve at least
half Of his sentence of ten years at San
Quentin prison. Governor Hiram John.
son, in an authorized interview pub.
Iished here this morniny, goes on record
as being strongly opposed to the parol-
ing Of the one time political leader who
was convicted Of briting supervisors Of
San Francisco in relation to the grant
ing Of electric franchises and other
municipal privileges following the fire
and earthquake at San Francisco.
Ruef has made repelted efforts to b,
released on parole. AT the last meet.
ing Of the prison commissioners his ap.
plieation wEs one Of nearly one hundred
that were refused consideration, Ruet
was not given the privilege of appear,
ing before the board to present argu,
ment in support Of his plea for elem
ency. This plea was published without
consent Of the warden, and for this
breach of the rules Ruef has since beer
denied his former prison privileges.
| Despite the refusal Of the board e
grant Ruef a hearing, movement wal
under way to have the action reconsid
cred. Governor johnson, who aided il
the prosecution and conviction Of Rusf
in his statement today says;
81 do not believe that Ruef shoulC
be paroled at this time. | shall insist
that he be treated the same as an or
dinary prisoner
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
PRESIDENT MOULD
FREE FlLIP|AOs
Wilson and House Leaders Agree
en- Plan to give Independence
to Brown Brothers. ,:@

/. WASHINGTON, Juiy g tAsso
ciatcd Press by FederaI wirOless)-
President Wilson and tho leaders Of
the house Of representative have
agreed upon measure that win sub.
stantially give self.governmept to the
Philippine Islands. II Is believed to
be along the lines Of the Jones Bill
According to the proposed measure
the Philippine commission would be
abolished, while an elective senate
would be created, with the right Of
management Of foreign affairs re.
served to the United states.
There is considerable speculation in
official circles as to the oxact time at
which independence will be- granted
to the possessions farthest south, as
no time Is set in the eontemplated bill.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
.AATCHET W|ELDER
CONTINUES FIEND|SH
!. CARNAGE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July Q. (Associated
Press by Federal Wireless)--A flend.
ish murder has caused the police de-
partment of this city to undertake a
search for murderer charged with one
Of the most brutal crimes committed in
this city in some years.
A man and his wife, their daughter
and infant granddaughter were found
dead in their beds this morning in their
home in the Blue Island district. 1t
lis believed the murderer entered while
the family was asleep and brutally
killed his four victims. 49,. tt
No motive can be ascribed by the
police for the quadruple murder, and
the police thus far have been unable
to unearth any clue as to the identity
of the perpetrator of the crime. N'y
During the past year twenty'nine per
sons have been murdered with an AK
the weapon used in this instance. The
details are all similar, and in no in,
stance have the police been able tc
secure q clue, ..... j
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
MILWAUKEE REPORTED
+ TOWING SUBMARINES

Two of the four submarines Of the
fgroup which are to be stationed per.
maneutly at Honolulu will arrive here
In tow of the cruiser Milwaukee, ac'
cording to the Tacoma Ledger. The
Milwaukee sailed from Seattle July 2
with the Oregon and Washington naval
militia on board, and was expected to
reach this port by July 10, but il the
vessel is towing two submarines she
probably will not arrive until two OF
three days later. Tn earticle In tn,
Ledger, published June "a, says:
According to advices received here
yesterday, the Milwaukee, on the
cruise to Honolulu, will probably tow
two submarines of the F,group on tht
2000.mile voyage. t5
Towing brides are now being manu-
factured at the Marc Island navy YARD
to be used in taking the submarines
across the Pacific. They will be takeI
two at time by the Milwaukee, and il
is expected they will be ready by tn,
time for the cruise to begin.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
ACCUSATIONS.
ADMITTED BY
. M|EHLSTE|N
Building and Plumbing Inspector
Offers Unique Defense to
Charges of Alleged Graft Pre-
ferred by Pacheco; Supervisors
Ponder, Then Defer Action for
Twenty -Four Hours.

Without any attempt at evasion,
Building and Plumbing Inspector Miehl
stein, with one exception, last night
boldly admitted all Of the charges OF
alleged graft which Supervisor Pssheeo
has brought against him. There was
a large crowd present at the meeting
of the supervisors, for il was antici-
pated by many that Miehlstein would
attempt to evade the accusation that
he has used public Office. for private
gain. In this, however, they were dis
appointed, for Honolplu's building and
plumbing inspector not only admitted
that he secured all the fees and side
profits within his reach, that he super
intended and passed on work done by
his relatives, but that he was justified
in doing so because the city that EN-.
ploys him has no right TO regulate his
private business Affairs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
FOUR ROYAL coLoNELs.

LONDON, June %. - Four royal
ladies have become colonels in the
British army. These appointments, the
first of the kind ever made, were an.
nounced last night as the novel feature
of the Kings birthday honors. Queen
Mary becomes colonel.inchief of the
Eighteenth Hussars; Queen Alexandra
is made colonelin-chief Of both cavalry
and infantry, her regiments being the
Nineteenth Hussars and the Yorkshire
Regiment. The Princess Royal is ap'
pointed to the Seventh Dragon Guards,
and Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll,
to the Argyll and Sutherland Highland
ers. ..-.- ~ .-t-. ...-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
DAUGHTER OF SUGAR
KING SOON TO WED

NEW YORK, June 22-Advices from
London announce the engagement of
Miss Edythe Havemeyer, daughter of
the late Henry Havemeyer of New
York, and the Earl of Euston, The
earl who was born in 1850, is the heir
of the Duke of Grafton, who is 90
years of age. Miss Edythe Have.
meyer has made Eng\and her home
for some years. In 1895 at the age Of
twenty-five she caused something of a
social stir by announcing her inde-
pendeuce and breaking away from
family ties, She had been living with
her married sister in Dunbartonshire,
Scotland. She went to London and
fitted up her own home, where she
has since been living with chap
erOne. ...-,. .'.'.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
AUTOMOBILE CoLLIDEs
WITH A MOTORCYCLE

Henry de la Nux was taken to the
Queens Hospital yesterday afternoon
suffering from q sprained foot and pain
full bruises on his right leg The in
juries were sustained when an auto,
mobile, driven by c. II. Urselt, collided
with the motorcycle that De la Nua
was riding. The motorcyclist wa:
thrown to the ground.
Urselt was coming down Kameha
meha ~ road when the automobil,
approached, coming along King street
The auto struck the motorcycle as Il
turned into King street, MotoreyclC
Officer w. X. Chiffon is investigating
the affair, and Urselt viii be callet
upon to explain tomorrow. r'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
WOMAN IS Seeking
PERMIT TO OPERATE
PUBLIC AUTOMOBILE

Honolulu Is 20 have a woman chauf-
feur Beside the fact that the officer
to whom the woman made application
for permit to drive rent machine
felt at the time as IL some one had hit
him in his wind, the great problem has
been what to call the feminine driver
a chauffeur chauffuerette, chauffeuriue
or chauffeusse.
Mrs. Daniel McGregor on Friday Of
last week applied to Hack Inspector
George H. Holt for license to drive
rent automobile She is the first
woman to make such an application
Eere, and this fact bothered Holt to
such an extent that he Immediately
took counsel with Sheriff Charles H.,
Rose, the latter consulting all the law
books in his Office and having half a
mind to pass the buck up to the city
attorneys S department. .
AS far as Rose can figure IL out
there seems no law against a woman
driving an automobile for hire, "since
this is the age Of the New Woman, -
said the sheriff yesterday. ".. 81
"Ths is the first time have
had it brought to my knowledge that
woman is an applicant for such a
license in Honolulu said Sheriff Rose.
"WhiIe the application is unique, there
seems to me no reason why Mrs. Me.
Gregor should not be given the permit
she seeks, provided she can qualify 9th
erwise. " ....g ...@ w..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
WILL PLEAD FOR
LIFE OF HUERTA
silliman Would Have Rebels Spare
Dictator If He,Is Captured
When Mexico Falls.

{ SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July z. ~
(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
Minister Silliman, delegated by Presi-
dent Wilson tp represent the United
States at the temporary capital of Gen
eral Carranza at saltillo, Mexico, ar
rived here yesterday en- route to bis
new post.
He declared today that Immediately
upon his arrival at Carranza s strong.
hold he will plead with the Constitu-
tionalist leaders to spare the life of
Dictator Huerta in the event that the
City Of Mexico is taken by the retels
anu that Huerta is captured.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
HANDs.ARoUND TO !
f WELCOME FORD HOME

Welcome home to world traveller
win be given Alexander Hume Ford
next week by the members Of the
Hands. Around,the-Paeifc Club, the de.
tails for which are to be arranged at
meeting called for this afternoon at
half past four o'clock at the Y. NJ. g,
A, by T. G. Sedgwiek and A. l.. Mac
Kaye. All members of the club are in
vited to be present, The intention is
to have n reception and dinner al
which Mr.. Ford will have a chance to
tell just what he thinks of the world
he has 'circumnayigated, -: -...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
ALLEGED RoBBER TO
BE GIVEN HEARING

Johu Carr, who is charged with rob.
berry, will appear in the ponce court
this morning for arraignment. He is
alleged to have stolen eleven dollars
from Joe Rosa, friend who made the
rounds of the town with him last Sat
urday night.
Carr was arrested shortly after he
is alleged to have hit Rosa on the head
with a stone. When Rosa came to his
senses he wended his way to the police
station and told his story, =.
Carr, who is member of Company
G, Second Infantry, according to this
police, is detained at the police head
quarters, as no bail has been forth
coming.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
OF JARREL Is SETTLED III ~.
" BY REBEL GENERALS

sALTlLLO, Mexico, July -(Asso-
eiated Press by Federal Wireless) -
Generals Villa and Carranza have
agreed 70 lot bygones be bygones and
once more to co.nbine against President
huerta and the Federal troops. ..t
Announcement was made today that
Villa is willing to recognize Carranza
as the first chief of the Constitutional
lists forces with provision that villa
remain in command of the division Of
the rebel army in the north.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
.MOHEN0 IS SUCCEEDED
. BY MINISTER llC0GER

CITY OF MEXICO, JILL 7.-(Asso
eiated Press by Federal wirelessl -
Ignacio AIeocer, minister Of the inter
ior, was today appointed by President
Huestas as minister Of commerce. and
iaadstry to succeed ouerado Moheho
AIeocer win carry both portfolios, Mo
heno's resignation followed the pnbli
cation Of charges that he had granted
valuable concessions TO American inter
ests. He denied these charges, giving
poor health as the reason for his with
drawHl from Huerta's cabinet.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
DARING FRENCH AVIATOR
GL|DEs TO HIS DEATH

SAUMUR, France, July 7.--(Asso-
eiated Press by Federal Wireless)-
George Legagnoux, a French aviator,
was killed here yesterday during an ex.
hibition fight. He was attempting a
double loop with his machine in the air.
The daring aviator had completed the
second loop when the propeller of his
machine broke. Legagnoux attempted
to glide down to the ground, but his
machine struck the earth with great
force and he was crushed to death,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
DIAMOND MERCHANTS FACE
|. CHARGES OF SMUGGL|NG

NEW YORK, July 7,--(Associated
Press by Federal wireless) Herman
Dietz, diamond merchant, together
with his son, were indicted here yes.
terday by the United States grand jury
on eleven counts as participants in an
alleged conspiracy to smuggle diamonds
into the United States. 1t is estimated
that half million dollars worth OF
diamonds were smuggled from Canada
into the United States during the years
1911 and 1912 as a result of the con
spiracy.