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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
Special Nugget Servles.

CHICAGO. March 3.--Thw outcome ot the mysterious murder "f young James aEirmam In this city several days ago promises tn disclose Il TO- nance within Il romance and to pro- vide Il motive for the killing of the tung mnn in such Il mysterious man nc, that the police have been utterly hafflcd in their attempts {" find even clue upon which to start their work.
 Miss Davidson. the young woman James F'nirman in this city several married has arrived here and has an- nounced that she will take charge of tho invest igatinn int" inc death of her fiancc and that shr has sonic infnrnla- ticn which she believes will lead to the arrest of the man who murdered her sweetheart.
 Miss Davidson spoke very frcly about her personal affairs and her main object seemed to he {" prove that inc man she had intended to marry was the victim nf foul play on the Mrt nf some one who wnS jealous If her affection for Fairman.
 The girl. who is of the dark gypsy type. with black cycs full "f fire and Snnp says thnt Il year ng" she was cn- gagged to another man named Thorn dyke and that she threw him over to become engaged to Eairman.
 The last time she siw Th"rndyke she says that she gave him back the engagement ring he had given her and told him that she did n"t love him. Thorntlykr plead with her not to throw him over and said that If there was another man in the case he would "gct him" if 1t took Fl life time. lTc threatened tn kill the man before hc could bc married to Miss Davidson. and failing that he promiscd t" make her a widow as snnn after shr was married as possible. Then the man went away and the girl learned that hc had enlisted In the army.
 She heard nothing more from Thorn dyke after that and believed that his threats were made in Il flt of temper md that hc had forgotten all ahnut tho matter. She did. however tell Tairman about inc threats and 'c lnughcd them "ff.
 Ailss Davidson now lrllcvcs That Thorndykc either did not enlist in inc army as she hclicvcd or that hc dc- serted and tllit hc got on the traii of Fairman md is responsible f"r the iatter's death.
 The police aro now working along the lines suggested hy Miss Davidscn's
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
GIRL WILL INVESTIGATE
 MURDER OF SWEETHEART

st, ry and arc making every effort 10 locate n man answering somewhat to tho description of Thorndykc who was said to have been In Fairman's com pany shortly before Inc WAS found murdered.
 Tho records of the local army posts fail to show that anyone answerinc tho description of the man wanted had F. gently enlisted and 1t is not be- lieved that Thorndyke carried out his threat to enlist.
 Miss Davidson is broken heartej over the death of her finance. but the gypsy blood that shows so plain ly in her dark beauty and her dusky eyes with the flashes of fire has assert cd itself and she says thnt she will never rest until tho man responsible for Fairmans death is brought to jus tir".
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
ANOTHER MOOSE
 BURDEN HANDICAP

lime will be disqualified. The judges ai Safety will have full charge of all teams arriving and leaving and will ..x.rrisc their own Judgment In dis qualifying any team tha, fails [" stop the required two hours.
 The customary right If way must he given lo anv tenn desiring to pass another team either going "f coming hy the team ahead coming to full stop until such team has passed upon tn. demand of tho ,lrivcr of such team to pass.
 The first team will start from in fr m of Moose hall at 2 a. m. and thereafter the teams will start nt Ave minutes intervals.
 Already many of the members ot the order are figuring on enterin- teams and it is expected that an even grenter success will attend this race tinn attended the last burden hnndi. cap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
ENGLAND RgsGRvRs RIGHT
 TO ACT ALONE lN MEXICO
tcoas,nusA from Fess oaa.,

tcontinusA fFem Pess oea)
 crus and trust the lives of her people in Mexico to the protection Of the Americans. The foreign ofiics ciaims that 1t was assured by the American state department that the United States would guarantee the protection of English subjects and that 30 far not the slightest attempt has heen mede to carry out this promise.
 The most significant part Of the statement given out from the foreign office to satisfy the growing demands of the people for some indication o' in. government attitude is contained in the last sentence which says That foil,ng to obtain satisfaction through the United States within reaona ble time the British government re serves the right to procure reprisa' n hcpever and however it is able to do so"
 The whole sentenca Ia pregnant with significance hut the word thai stands out ahove ail others accord . ,nr to the idea of the diplomatic of = ncers is "reprisal" Int means tha' Engmrftl will not be satisfied with an investigation and report by the Unit l. ,.c States. but 1t does mean, as It has always meant with England. that she l will collect the uttermost farthinc for the killing of one of her people,
 The second and third divisions "i
 the channel fleet have been ordered to Portsmouth to At out and prcpara
 tory orders for foreign service have
 hecn issued to the marine infantr,
 -arrisons in the first military z"n' and also to several regiments of tn l lirc. including the famous Inniskiliin' l Dragnnns and the Coldstream Guards
 That the minister Is in earnest II its determination to either get satis f: ction through the American govern men, or attend to the matter tsel cannot he doubted and the situatio'
 is considered at the present momen
 to he critical.
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some three thousand students are m.r..oned by the callapse of th" r''h- road bridge over the canal and Car ncgie lnke.
 From i.ortientown and New i;rnns- wick and as far cast as N"wark ''"h'' reports If havoc and dei'th !" "' walk. of the blizzard. which is on" "i the worst ever known in this s"cti'' uf the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

The following are the teams entered in the Ladies Bowling Tournament which begins next Friday: The Au- roras; Mrs. Mcconnell. captain, Mrs Jordan Mrs Walsh. Mrs. Miller. Mrs Zehner. sub Airs. Gault
 The Strikers Mrs. Fromm captain Mrs. Lehman Mrs. Enkke Mrs. Rose Mrs. Ross. Mrs. stevenson sub Mrs Coffey.
 The Echoes. Mrs. Dr. Chacc. captain Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. MctstPr Mrs Downing. Miss Marshnllc Jones. subs Mrs, Hegness and Mrs. Powell.
 Men wishing to enter n tournament are requested |" meet "Wednesday p. m.
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WINS BIG
 AUTO EVENT
Special Nugget ssrvieA

Special Nugget SsrvieA
 PARIS, March l.--Edwari I'ul'"n tt day won th grand priz" aut" event here today hy making four hundred and three miles In five hours and thir- teen minutes.
 This is an international racing event and there were ten cars representing five countries in the contest. Fallen took the lead at the start and covered the entire distance without Il stop 'i an accident to his car which Is con sidered to be a most remarkable per lformance.
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GERMANY AGREES
 WITH ENGLAND

,;,rd tu what action will be taken ih view nf the continued refusal of the I'ricl States t. protect foreigners iu Mexico Or to allow the Eovern- mt nts concerned to enter the country for the protection of their own people I. Is not believed that any German expedition will be sent to Mexico even # the English troops are landed there hut that when England takes charee she viii be requested 10 protect Ger. man subjects.
 The hope is expressed in diplomatic circles that the Tinted States govern intnt will realize that 1t must make some effort to satisfy the demands of Europe and thus avoid a very serious internat tional complication
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ANOTHER BIG STORM
 DAMAGES THE EAST
tcontinued from page one. )

TRENTON, x. IT,. aAIrch 3.--The blizzard which swept over this state Ms, night md this morning was one o' tho worst in the history of New .!c sey. All of tho small towns near this city are cut of and there Is neither telephone or telegraph con- nections Princeton University where
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

The ThunderbOlts went out to ror' Davis yesterday for some practice and had sn exciting time when the horses pclling their sled tried to make a run from the dairy. The presence Of min'' oe the driver and hts control over his tecm saved spill.
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NEWS NOTES

The All Stars and Fort Davis VIII o,ay the third game of their serie' next Friday. The Thunderbolts and Lightning Strikers will also line uT for another tussle and Nome VII tackle Fort Davis again at basket ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

The total time in the Solomon der by was as follows for the several Fred Aver s:2s:S 1-2: JOhn Johnson S:3l:4l-a: Allen and Darling. 6:S7: Ss; Allan and Darling 7:0l:07: Bowen and Delzene 7:S6:2s. 4,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
IN PAYMENT
 FOR LEASES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, March l.--iiepr'- sentative Kent "f California. address ing the house today In regard ,o the proposed leasing of government coal lands in Alaska to private c"rp"i', tIons proposed that they he charged ry the government on a basis which would be lscertained by taking d percentage of the selling prices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

Tickets for the ingloo ceremonial dances will be placed oil sale nt Roses candy store on Wednesday noon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

pcct"r and the editor of a paper in one time attorney general of the ter iit"ry of Washington and was at the time of his death the United States commissioner at Chitina.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

Sec Tomorrows paper for the mean. ing of the program. X. P. Hall. Thurs day. Ao'
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

Fifteen natives from Mary's lgio' urt in town for the purpose of giving a reproduction of the hig r"t'atcf dance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03

We print everything and anyth Us ;r iob printing line at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
PAUL D'HEIRRY
 DIES AT CH|T|NA
Special Nugget Service.

SpeciaI Nuo0st SsFV'ce' =
 VEI.DIsZ. March B. Paul dii"irr> died at Chitina to-day "f heart dis'1's" Mir d'Heirry was formerly pr''s'
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-03
FLOUR IS CHEAP.

Bread onl, Sc. North Pole Baker. md Anvil Bake.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
DALLAS

DALLAS. w va. March zO-Mr.
william Mccormick. an aged resident OF
home Tuesday night after a linRerins
illness His body was removed 20 sugar
Grove. Thursday. and was Inferred in
the cemetery at that place.
oliver Steele. who is employed Mt the
MaJorsvtle pump station has been pro-
NOTED 60 the office OF assistant en-
glneer lie has moved TO one OF the
company houses.
Mrs. Parry Miller. OF MouDdsvtIle. re-
turned TO her home Wednesday, after
visit with her sister. Mrs. T. W. Wood
MIS-. Woodruff and son. Laudon. who
will visit the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Upton Dorsey.
An alarm was given over the tele-
Widow Grimes house was on FIRE. The
men In town rushed 20 the house but
ON arriving there IL proved TO be the
soot on hre In a chimney. No damage
The three-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Clutter passed away at
their nome at Majorsville. Fonday, ar
ter a short Illness OF whooping cough
and pneumonia.
The Dallas Cemetery Association held
their sale last saturday and all OF the
buildings were sold except the residence.
Mrs. ;. W. kimmins and son. Frank
anu = u. kimmins were business visit
ors In Moundsville Monday.
The gas well which was being drilled
m on the u. W. Nanatta farm has been
A.f'.it'A'AitN anu - new location fudne. y
string OF tools were lost In the first we'll
and couldn't be gotten out. The RIG
builders are now moving the rig.
Mrs. 4. j. Porter who has been iII
Tor 50 long. Is much better and can walk
about her room.
Mrs. Mary Kimmins and son. Of Clays-
vile. are visiting Mrs. :. W. KimminF
Mrs. Lou Horn. OF Taylorstown. visit
ed her daughter. Mrs. Frank Rhoades
Saturday and Sunday.
The roads are reported n bcfnr In
the worst shape they have been in this
winter.
Miss Alta Archer. teacher at Glen
dale. spent Saturday and sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. -. NJ Archer
Miss chloe Howard. who has been III
or quinsy az her home. Is much better
Mrs. william Wallace will hold a sale
or her personal property on March 3fst
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FINANCIAL.

visiting her daughter. Miss Helen Sic
maker. At Mt. de Chantal
Rev. and Mrs. q. 4. Wilson have re
turned home after visiting relatives a.
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Fred Sharpnack has arrived hom.
from Parkersburg. where she has beer
Hammrich.
Charles McLain has returned to Fair.
mont. after brief visit with Mrs. len.
for several weeks.
Miss Ratchet Hutchison entertained
the Girls Sewing Club Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. u. r. Barber.
About 80 couples attended the St Pat
TICKS day dance at Thistle hall. Tues
OF the enjoyable features of the occa-
sion was a Virginia reel
Mrs. Alger Marsh will be hostess 70
the Altar Guild of st. Paurs church on
THURSDAY evening. at her home on the
South Side
Miss Beulah HenseIi was hostess 10
the Home Mission Society OF the NJ. r.
church, tuesday evening at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Grant kccner. The
mouse was decorated in honor OF the
FESTIVE 81. Patrick and ? delicious lunch
con was served In green and white. the
sandwiches in the shape of shamrocks
J. q. Eddys class. OF the Christian
church. gave a social last night in the
church parlors. St PAtrick's day deco
artions Were used especially on the table
where delicious refreshments were
served at a late hour. Music and games
were the diversions OF the evening
The parlors OF the NJ. L. church were
BEAUTIFULLY decorated In green and white
the Officers OF the Carroll Society for
the members OF the Art Club.
MISS Helen Jones was the guest OF
trlensd In New Martinsville this week
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amt. md o. Mha,..Si oon 49,. Mer.

NOTICE lr iEltEEr GrETN Thai
Of West Virginia win receive bids dan
% itg office nt ChHrlf Hf0u. West gl~rinfl
Tor furnishing supple. FOR TIRE .ercraI
state Institutions. the f.nurIrf MANAGE.
ment ~ which Is vested Oh said TC1rI
contracts VIII be- awarded Co the Lowest
bidders. quality considered. and ofhor
things being equal West VIRGINIA deal.
crF VII De- given preferences
lists nl supplies needed viii be FUR.
riHHru bidders uu recent on request :
stating tho lire desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
iHa1atf Charleston west Vfrvfnfa
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Mayor levied on com,nis,arv

This morning the mayor held cour'
one man who had the day before
visited Sistersvilie and later New
Martinsville, and was taken care OF
by Chief Travis. expressed a desire
TO meet the mayor and fix IL up"
some way. He had no money He
had left IL all az Sistersville. but none
81 the dry goods men OF that town
got one cent of II. lie had paid $3.50
for the six quarts he carried in his
ccmmissary. He was then broke. 8"
IN which condition he boarded
street car for this town. and il was
necessary for him to sell a -penknife
in order TO obtain the amount Of
money demanded OF him by the con-
ductor. When he visited the mayor
be had twenf-iive cents and forty
cents worth o. tickets on the Short
Line. The mayor had no use for the
ticket, and the quarter was too small
TO be attractive. so he levied on the
commissary which at this time con -.
sisted Of five quarts. and gave the
Gentleman until Saturday to redeem
IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

Socialist Orator Tell mo why 30 is
YOU have 90 work from morning un-
900 night
Auditor 10 is the only time We get.
We sleep from night tW morning -
From Judge.
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SEALED PROPOSALS


sealed bids Will D.. received FOR pa.-
ing about Ten Ihouraud yards OF street.
ana constructing about One Mile of
'gncrrtc curb Specification and Pro-
,lI' can D. had b. mailing Due Dollar 90
". d. iollng. Recorder Town az buck
hnnnon. w. Va. Bids viii De rerefrrJ
un 20 $50 +. NJ. March gath. 1910
r. p. POLLING. Recorder. ''''''
mr-1o-rf-17-21
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FLORIDA FARM LANDS.

ZOE SALE-florida east coast fruit and
truck farms. 1-3c per acre per dav.
Healthy climate. Finest orange and
grapefruit land. Prosperous colony max
ing good. Main line railroad Write FOR
description. Agents wanted Chester
Nichol. Roseland. Fla. nr-9f-p
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Sober industrious man un-
der % who wants into fine going bust
ness. Good hustler will be made as
sistant manager and started April LIST
on SzO per week and thereafter as much
more as he Is worth. Act quick IN Won
want this opportunity. Must invest $50
which Is secured. Universal business
Exchange. 1916 Market 81. mr-I6-m
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Equinox or c. Hoq in Hole.

some say n Is due 10 old Equinox.
while others say that Mr. G.. Hog has
gone To his hole again. but all say Al
Is hrst-class winter. And every one
shoid b. satisfied. II is little tough
On the fellow who Is on his last stack
of hay, but this kind OF weather rs
generally tho forerunnor OF bountiful
crops OF al kinds. So let US BE- ap-
preciative OF the winter We have been
getting in the month OF March.
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FOR SAIL

foR sALE-Jn Underwood typewriter. Ia
good condition. Box 6fs. Wheeling
f-21-tf
FoR sALE-VisibIe Fox tvpcwritcr + -
streiner. room zoo. Schmulbach HIdg
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LATEST MAGAZINES

Every bOdys Munsey's. Century.
Harpers. North American Review.
Vogue. Popular. Peoples. March ami
April Fashion magazines
Books and Stationery.
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Church Doinos
Rev a. b Nithers. State SUNDAY
school Missionary OF the Baptist
Shurch VII have charge % the sun
SUNDAY.
Or. NJ p Compton. OF Wheeling
Nui preach IN the First " r. church
sunday evening.
Rev. J. II Jackson. pastor Of the
esbyterian church will preach both
morning and evening. the subject To-
The SUNDAY morning service beins
Ihe Everlasting Kingdom" and In
me evening. Placing money with the
bankers, or things one talent can &c. =
Rev. BogSs viii preach both morn
ing and evening on Lords Day. in the
Christian church
Rev. Iwyuham. pastor. will have
charge Of thu services AZ ST. Johns
NJ. r. church. Sunday. and win de-
liver an address both in the forenoon
and evening.
New Ms-tirsvitIe Briefs.
a. ID. Ireland. lawyer and business
man OF Parkersburg. was here look
ing after some titles yesterday.
Dr. u. =. Compton. Superintendent,
OF the NJ. r. Conference for this dts
trict. Is here holding quarterly con-
ference.
Ellie Williams. Deputy 4. : Mar
shall. was in town today serving sum
monses on Witnesses for their ap-
pearance before Commissioner BOYD
OF Wheeling. tomorrow. in behalf OF
the United States in the white slav-
cry case against James Sykes and
others.
The girls basketball team OF the
Magnolia High school will play the
girls team OF tho kennedy school OF
ClarkS burg in their hall IN Mort h
street this evening.
Gus Philips. formerly of this town
now OF Wheeling. was a business
caller today.
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Revival Closed

The eVangelistic services which
nave been in progress in the Chris
tan church for some time have
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elosed One hundred ana t~.n,v-six
persons we're ADDED 70 the church
Get an Inteliiaeneer 1874 Almanac
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HE'LL Los Angeles. California. on
"wednesday. March is rats ~ Il
MiL'ifEIH BELL. daughter ~ John
James and kathcrn BELL. in the zfst
year of her age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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POULTRY

49,, |>---->->-~~~>>-~~~~~~~~-~
EGGS from Prize Winning Columbian
Wyandottcs. also nice Den az Tthode
island Reds and Parks bred 10 fav"
Barred Rocks. Henry Iaue. Natl ISTfAf
mr-tO-3ut
CUSTOM hotching. Lot me hatch YOUR
eggs. Price reasonable. Robert sod
Ter. Mozart Ilul. Wheeling mr-fo-f
TohPH1HS Strain Rhode Island Reds.
ilfst prize winners gt Wheeling and
hellairc Eggs 81 and fr per NJ. George
Stohha. 5i2 North Wabash. NATL f0rq-x
Ur-10-I0t
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selling cur limo OF su~cialtis~
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News Office and 18th and Jacob
streets. gold monogramed watch
lob with initials {. y. $. Finder
please return TO Intelligencer Of
ice and receive reward.
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WAHTED-Lady traveller. Experience
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d I E d

fERoUSoH-On Thursday. March 1871.
lgl4. ~ 300 o'clock a. M. CHARLES
ftltGI son. In the 63rd year OF his
Funeral from the residence Of his dauab-
Ter MIS-. Edward Handy. 2ZgG Eofr
street. saturday. March 2tst. at s.gU
p ~. lutcrmcut at Greenwood Come
terry. Friends Of family Invited 10 az
tend.
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