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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

It is stated at the office of the AL aska Steamship Company that the Vic toria will finish unloading about nine this evening and will arrive from St Michael about seven Sunday morning. It is expected that the vessel will get away for Seattle some time tomorrow evening. There is still :. considerable quantity of freight aboard the hi liner including quantity Of coal for Fort Davis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

decision of the district court yes terday grants to the United St;s,, judgment in the sum of $239 against the Kotzebue Transportation a,. ing Company. Other proceaG.
 tie court at yesterdays session were the granting of citizens papers to Franklin A. Johnson and the granting of decree of divorce to Mrs. Chas. LcClerq from Chas. LeClerq.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07
DANCE.

A dance will be held at the A. B. hall, Saturday evening, August 2, 1915 to which all are invited. Admission, $f.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

The rough weather lately prevailing has delayed the unloading of the cargo of the Challenge and a considerable quantity of the big load of cod fish is still in the vessels hold
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

J. Topolsky is in town from Anvil where he is mining with partners on No 9.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07
NEWS NOTES

The Council City mail arrived over land last evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

It is reported that the Pioneer Min ing Company has started up a lift on No Anvil. making a total of seven
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

The Russian patrol gunboat, Yakut. arrived in the harbor at noon today from the Siberian coast The Yakut is in command of Capt. Ziloff and is en- gagged in patrolling the Russian coast from Vladivostok northward. The functions of the vessel are similar to those of the American coast guard steamers and the system under which they are operated IS also very similar to the American cutter service. The Yakut carries crew of one hundred and min, men and nine officers and is painted dark grey which gives her somewhat warlike aspect The officers and many of the crew will visit the city this afternoon. The vessel will leave some time tomorrow morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-07

A roaring comedy "A Bed Game" a political drama Reporter Jimmie In- tervenes in two parts and an animal al anna Prince" Ca dog) will make the Dreams bill tonight. It is good show and is bound to interest all. Sunday night three reels of comedy and a Pathe Weekly will be the bill Charles Chaplin, the worlds greatest comedian, will star with Mabel Normand in "Mabels Busy Day" This is positive ly the best Chaplin the Dream has ever shown, and the management guaran- tee six million laughs a second. Be- sides this headliner and the Pathe Weekly two part comedy "The Stol- en Fortune" will be shown. This is an amusing comedy and is full of funny situations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
IN CH|CAGO
BOYCOTTED BY CHINESE
Celestial Restaurant Keepers
r. Discharge Mikado Subjects

(Associated Press BY Federal wireless)
. CHICAGO, September l5.-As q re-.
suit of what Is claimed to be the gen
eral boycott to be carried on by the
Chinese against the Japanese In all
quarters of the world. Ave hundred Jap
anese cooks and walters employed in
the local Chinese restaurants were dis.
charged without notice yesterday.
Moy 10, the president of the Chicago
Chinese Merchants Association, in a
statement regarding the situation, says
that while the anti,JaPanese boycott
lacks the approval Of the Chinese gov
eminent and cannot be regarded rs any
sign Of hostility against the people Of
Japan by Yuan Shi-kai and his advis.
ere, the movement is now so well or.
ganized throughout the United States
that all business relations between the
Japanese and the Chinese residents OF
the country would soon be at an end.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
NORWAY ENTERS PROTEST
AGAINST GERMAN SEIZURE

A'Scris,sd Prsssi BY Federal wirelesSJ
CHRIsTIANIA, September l5.-A'
the result of the seizure by a German
submarine Of an imprisoned British
subject on the Norwegian steamer
Hessheim, Norway has made a protest
70 the German government. The sub,
marine stopped the steamer on the high
sea and removed the Britisher, despite
objections of officers and of the crew,
according to reports here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
ATLANTIC STATES SWEPT .
BY TERRIFIC HOT WAVE
Five Deaths and Many Prostra-
lions Result From Heat

tAEscciated Press by Federal wirsIess)
PHILADELPHIA, September Is
Pennsylvania is experiencing an unpre,
ccdcnted hot wave and there has been
an unusual number of Prostrations
Yesterday in this city three deaths
from the heat were reported, bringing
the number for the season up to eight.
In Pittsburg yesterday the heat was
so intense that 1t was decided to close
the schools until the weather moderates.
Seventy thousand children are thus hav.
ing their summer vacation extended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
TWO HPPEL|NS LOST
lin RAID ON ENGLAND
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)
AMSTERDAM, September 15.-Five
Zeppelins which were observed sailing
west on Monday evening towards Eng.
land made a raid against the south,
eastern counties last night, but evil
IDENTIFY with heavy losses to themselves,
OF the feet of five which passed
across the North Sea on the raid, only
three returned yesterday morning,
British reports announce that the raid
was made, but make no mention of the
resulting casualties nor intimate the
fate of the missing two airships.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
DENIES HESPERIAN SINKING

LONDON, September 14.-Supplc-
menting its limitations Of several davs
ago that the steamer Hesperian prob
ably was sunk by striking a nine, a"
official statement was received today
from Berlin which says, virtually i.
has been established that a German
submarine did not send the vessel to
the bottom. d.. ~ ,.h. i
Evidence of the passengers is that q
torpedo was seen coming toward th'
ship just previous to theaexplosion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
This Is the Course Wilson Plans
To Pursue On Arabic,
Officials Explain
- y .
AMERICAN LIVES ALONE.
NOT BASIS OF NEW POLICY
Berlin Supplements Hesperian
Mine Report; Torpedoing
Positively Denied
tAssociatsd Press BY Federal wirelos.l

(Associated Press by Federal wireIess)
WASHINGTON, September 15.-Die
avowal Of the act 6rst, then ari itra
tion.
This expresses the new stand o!
President Wilson in the Arabic ease
In high official circles yesterday Il
was made plain that the United Stltes
is in no mood now to arbitrate the
issues of the Arabic case, nor to dis
cuss arbitration. II is in the mood FOL
action, and. according to men who OK.
planned the attitude of the president
il was said nothing else will be con
sidered primarily.
Silont On The Alternative
They did not say what the alter
native would be, but it is generally
regarded here that it would be tn,
breaking off of diplomatic relations
with Germany, which has been threat
ened since the first Of the. submarin.
controversy.
Arbitration, moreover, Is not the Is
sue, the Wilson leaders say. Admis
sion Of guilt by Germany in attacking
the liner without warning is what /,
wanted, and If granted indemnificatioT
for the lives of the two AmerieaSs
who went down with the Arabic nigh,
then be discussed or referred to 4
Hague tribunal. -.
The new stand is not based on TIL
alleged violation Of international Law
involved in the sinking of the Arahi'
from the standpoint Of the Toss Of tw
American lives, but from the stand
| point of the loss of the lives of al
| the n1utrals and non -cOmbataiits!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
SOUTH CAROLINA JOINS
RANKS OF DRY STATES

Ao"""'at"d, Press by Federal wireIess.)
COLUMBIA, South Carolina, Septem.
Der l5.-Another state has gone dry.
South Carolina yesterday voted in ia
vor of prohibition. Incomplete re-
turns give the vote as 44,3l4 in favor
of and l4,l57 against prohibition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
Mainland Financiers Who Sym
5Elpathize With Germans Are ;,
3 Planning Counter Issue
THEY. ALSO WILL PROTEST
AGAINST WALL STREET DEAL
Commission Of Entente Powers
Offer Unsecured Notes As
,, Collateral for Billion 81,

Associated Press by federal wireiess.)
NEW YORK, September 15.-The
semi official announcement that the gov
eminent will take no cOgnizance, either
for or against, the proposed billion dol
lar loan which the British commission
Is here TO float for the British and
French governments, has aroused the
greatest interest among the pro-Ger-
mans and already a movement is under
way for the hotation of a German gov
eminent loan of half billion dollars.
The object of such a fotation are
two-fold, one to come TO the financial
assistance Of Germany, another to make
Il difficult for the representatives Of the
Allies to negotiate their loan. The plan
Of those behind the pro-German move
ment is to combine the pro German
banks in the east in the loan enterprise,
thus taking half billion dollars of the
accumulated bank surplusses and max
ing that amount unavailable for parti-
cipation in the loan to the Allies. :
Pro- Germans VIII Protest -.
| In cooperation with the combination
of eastern pro-German banks, the west
ern pro-German banks, with their New
York connections, are expected to pro-
test against their eastern agents taking
any part in the Allies loan, making
their protest on the grounds that Amer.
lean money is better employed in the
development of American enterprises
than in the financing of a foreign war
The protest will apply to all American
banks. ,...
In the meanwhile, the British commits
sioners are basing their claim to far
billion dollars they desire to borrow ii
to be used in the United States for the
purchase of material for export and fol
he establishment of further credits 70,
the governments of all the Allies in thu
,lacing of further American orders. Tit
commissioners take the ground that il
Is wholly to the benefit of Americana
that the loan be floated, inasmuch Al
'urther war orders and the continuation
Z present war contracts depend upoI
he placing of the loan.
Niles Master Situation
The commissioners propose to issu'
unsecured notes of the British ant
/ . u
French governments as collateral TO
he loan proposal that aStonishes tn
American fnaneiers. Being the pur
chasers Of American products, the com
nissioners Intimate that they are mas
tiers of the situation.
As a very direct hint to the American
Ninanciers, the official statement Of tn
trade of the last week was issued yes
terday by the statistical bureau of th
department of commerce, showing tina
he exports or the week dropped OF
S27 Geo, 900. This tremendous decrease
the British commissioners pointed out
$ due to the fact that the Allies ar
Withholding their. orders pending tn
esult Of the financial errand of tn
Allies representatives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17

of tn" loss of the submarine torpedo
boat "a. ''
Supplemental Part OF Report
"As it Is known, the work of rails
ing the Fl had to be discontinued b.
cause of the necessity Of bringing ad
ditional and new apparatus from Snr
Francisco. The above. findings will
of course only what could he O. tame
from the evidence of those sewing H.
witnesses and who were familiar wit
history of the "a before the accident
"Thc department has been particu-
larlv Jealous in endcavoring 10 obtain
all information nossil lie. The Fl has
now been successfully raised and place.
in drv dock. Another hoard c"nsi I
ing Of Rear Admiral Clifford J. RO sh
commandant of the naval station
Naval Constructor ]. A. Fu~Cr aNd
Lieutenant X. r Crittrnhen, has he"u
appointed to make a most careful ex
animation OF the Pa herself, Tn" dc
pnrtmcnt will leave no stone unturn d
in its cndeavor to ascertain tive Cx'' t
ing conditions on the "a prior to he
loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
Slavs Are Unsuccessful In Des-
perate Effort To Hold Germans
and Latter Sweep Onward To
Outer Defenses Of Dvinsk
TROOPS OF, CAR MAKE T..
ADVANCES IN GALicIA
There They Continue Offensive
Against Tcutonic Allies With
Big Results and In the Pripet
Marshes MuScovites Advance

CARsnciatcd Press by Federal wireiess.D
I ONDoN, September 15.-The Rus.
IL slams have failed In their desper.
ate efforts to hold Won Hindenburg in
his steady advance upon the important
position of Dvinsk, on the Dvina River,
and the Germans have advanced in the
Il &c region, driving back the Slavs
who had taken their position across
the Wilma Dvinsk railroad.
The Germans have taken five thou
sand prisoners during the past twenty
four hours and have advanced to with
in thirty miles of the outer Dvinsk for.
treUscs. Should this position fall It
will permit of the passage Of the Dvina
and render the Russian retention of
Riga an impossibility.
The Berlin reports announce that the
Germans have made further progress
in mid.POland, but admission is made
that the Russian; offensive in Galicia
continues successfully.
Petrograd Admits Retreat
Pctrograd admits that the Russians
have fallen back before Won linden
burg's advance, which, however, the
Russians claim, is costing the Germans
heavily while making comparatively
little difference in the general Russian
defenses. The official statement from
Petrograd says:
German pressure continues in the
lake region, centering in the neighbor
hood Of ,P;kesstern,, ~Sankep, and the
village of Rakiszki.
enemy attacks on Podbrodze sta
ton have been repulsed. West Of Pod
brodze violent German attacks are be
ing delivered.
elm tle Derajno region our troops
have crossed the Goryn River and cap
tured an Austrian battalion!
"Our offensive in Galicia continues
We are pursuing the enemy to the west
On Sunday in the coal region we cap
tured POO soldiers, thirty-tive officer
and four machine guns.
Another Slav Offensive
The statements reference to tn
fighting along the GOryn River would
indicate that the Russians have begul
an offensive here almost cOincidentall..
with the drive in Galicia. y
Yesterdays dispatches described tn
situation in the Pripet marshes, whicl
are in this district, as Aterrible," bu
gave no details indicating which arm,
had the best Of the fighting. Eros
the later dispatches it would appea
that the Russians are gaining cOntro
of the situation.
The capture of an Austrian battalion
is declared here by military critics t
signify a big local victory, and to in
dicate that the TeutOns are being sew
ercly pressed.
Tcutons Want Coal Fields
Reference to fighting in the coal di'
trict of Galicia is said to explain tn
eagerness of the Teutons to clear Gal
ella of the Russians before the winte
sets in. Galicia with its coal supple
is a big factor in the industrial feel
of Austria Hungary and that natiO
NAV suffer if the Russians continue
hold the coal district through the viii
ter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
FIRST SEA-GO|NG WASP
FOR NAVY IS LAUNCHED
tAssoc,sted Press by Federal wirelsss.)

IAssocisted Press by Federal wireIsssJ
QUINCY, Massachusetts, September
l5.-The frst sea going submarine of
the United States navy was launched
here yesterday when the MI took to
the water.
The MI has cruising radius of 5000
miles and is 1856 feet over all. It's sur
face speed is sixteen knots.
1t is equipped with four twenty. one,
inch torpedo tubes and one disappear.
ing deck gun.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
CONSUMPTION DEBATED 2
BY CABINET OF BRITAIN
tAsssuis,s ID Press by Federal wt--,~ss

LONDON; 'septcmber l4.A-For the
first time since the war began, pfticial
admission was made this afternoon in
the house of commons that the British
cabinet is seriously debating the sub.
ject of CONSUMPTION. Though for weeds
there has been strong movement Ia
favor of enforced military service o
raise larger armies, this is the frat
time it has been publicly admitted that
the cabinet is contemplating such a
move.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
STRIKES CLOSE PLANTS

tAsHOriated P'eBB by FederaI WireleBs.)
CLIFTON, Arizona, September "A
Eight thousand men have gone on
strike in the plants Of the Arizona, De
troit and Shannon copper companies.
The mines are closed.
Bond
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
MANEUvERS OF, JAPANESE
NAVY TO COVER VAST AREA

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, September l6.-WhNn fe
Japanese naval maneuvers are held in
the harhOr of Toxic on October X.
there will be renresented in the r"vi"v
n tonnage of 6O0,0N0. in men of war.
The manruvers will cover ~ areH of
1000 miles Admiral II. Shimamura,
chief of the general staff Of the navy,
will have command of the feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
AMBASSADOR DUMBA
WOULD RETURN HOME
tAssociated Press BY Federal wireless. }

LENOX, Massachusetts,, September
15.-Dr. Constantin Dumba, the Austro,
Hungarian ambassador whose recall
Secretary of State Lansing has request
cd of the Vienna foreign Office, stated
here yesterday that he had also re
qucst"d his foreign office either to re
call him or allow him to return 10 Wen
ma on leave of absence, in order that
he might personally, state his side of
the cas-" to the Au&lOlHupgarian for
eign minister. 'pz -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
PILES CURED IN 6 TO n DAYS

PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
truding PILES in to IA days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Louis,
U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
TURKISH BATTERIES
ARE BEING SlENCED
Defenses On Asiatic Side Of the
DardaneIIes Are Crumbling
+ (AsSociated Press BY Federal wirslsss.l

'- LONDON, September l5.-Renewed
activity on the Asiatic side of the Oar.
danelles is resulting in success for the
Allied forces there.
The Turkish shore batteries have al.
most been silenced and aviators are
Smelling railroads and barracks on the
shore and elsewhere on the Asiatic
coast.
The Turks on the Asiatic side are de-
clared to be retrcating from their ad.
vanced positions. They are said to be
burning their villages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
INTEREST MONEY RAISED

(AHsnrtated PrsSS by Federal wirelessN
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE
Rock Island bond interest moneys have
been raised and will be paid. This
fnanciering opens the way to reorgani.
zation Of the road.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
PRO-GERMAN PUBLICITY
WILL BE STAMPED OUT

,hHHociatcd Press by Federal Wireiess)
ST. JOHN, New Brunswick, Sep
TENDER l5.-In an attempt to throttle
the pro-German publicity campaign all
American and foreign mail sent to Do
minion newspapers and members OF
their STATS hereafter will be censored
it was announced here today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months mothers
should watch for any unna'urrl 10 20
ness Of the chiIi's bow Il, w en- "i'"r
prompt attention at tho TIM sci u.
troullr may be avoi 'cd Chpmh". TAIN :
collie. Chul 'ra nnd Durrh0rn RENE "
can n'wavs be deprnded up u For : | g
hv all dealers R"nsrn Smith 4 Co..
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA
IN PRUSSIA REPORTED
nas"cto,ed rraSs by Federal wtr.IosSN

'AaF"rt"ted Fr"SS by Federal wireloSSA
PARIS, September l5.-An out
break of cholera in Prussia is reported
in despatch from Madrid. Informa-
ton has reached the Spanish capital
that the disease has taken rot in Furs.
tcnwalde Dantzig and the territory
about KOslin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
ARTILLERY DUELS IN
WEST STILL RAGING

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
PARIS, September l5.-The artillery
1uels on the western front have not
lessened in their intensity, and the ex-
pected clashes of infantry have not yet
natorialized. Minor engagements have
occurred, but nothing of decisive ma
ture is reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
BRITISH WAR LOSSES LARGE

IAsHorIRted Press by Federal WIrolosBD
LONDON, September 1.-THE total
British losses in the war up to August
81 were given out today as 1881 1888
killed. wounded and missing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
BALTIC STEAMER SUNK

'(Asaoctated Press Jy Federal WirelessD
PETROGRAD, September I5.-The
war office reports that a submarine of
the Black Sea fleet has torpcdoed and
sunk Il large steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
In Absence Of Facts to Contrary
i They Were Shot BY Texas
Rangers Or Troops Doing Pa
troll Duty In Turbulent Zone
THIS IS INDEPENDENCE
DAY FOR Willy GREkSERS
Fear Is Entertained In Towns
Along Boundary That Occasion
Will Signal Uprising and Extra
Precautions Are Being Taken

tAssociated Press By Federal wIrsless) O..
IL TOWNSVILLE, Texas, September
~ l5.-Six Mexican raiders have
been killed at different points along
the border in the last twenty -four hours.
1t is presumed they were slain by Texas
rangers or United States troops, in tho
absence of news to the contrary.
The Mexican situation il assuming a
more critical state. Automobile parties
returning from McAIlen, town sixty
miles up the Rio Grande from here, tre-
port they were fred upon last night
from the Mexican side Of the river.
None was wounded, however. 49, = ST..
Washington dispatches say the warn.
ing for Americans to leave Mexico has
been renewed to those In the northern
states. jos 80 70
Mexican Uprising Imminent a..
Today is Mexican Independence Day
and it is rumored an uprising of Mcxi.
cans in this district of Texas is planned.
As a precaution two companies of in
fantry have been rushed to San Benito
and Lyford towns north of here In this
I-Cameron-county. Reports say the
situation at San Ben.to is serious,
Many Mexicans are reported to be leny-
ing there, anticipating clash with the
troops. I.f I'll .s., ,.ngsSlsf ,sss {.
Reports of contemplated uprising
also have been received from Tucson,
Arizona. Two troops of cavalry have
been sent there to patrol the city and
armed guards have been put on at the
light, power and water plants. Mexi-
cans comprise one.third of Tucson's
25, 900 inhabitants.
Unrest Seems General
There are indications Of much unrest
in the immediate vicinity. Armed men
bearing red flags were observed across
the Rio Grande yesterday. Authorities
of Fort Brown induced Mexicans on n
ranch twelve miles below here yolnn-
tarily to relinquish their arms yester'
day. A wagon,load of rifles and am
munition were brought to the fort last
night as a result. 81. o.
From Guaymas, the port Of Sonora, il
is reported that the Yaquis are on tho
warpath again and menacing American
property.
American Property Invaded
Mounted bands have forded the river
fifty miles from Guaymas and invaded
the property of the Richardson Con
structon Company, Property Of Others
in the vicinity is imperiled, according
to the reports here. The cruiser Chat
tanooga at Guaymas offers the only
hope of relief if lives Of the American
4 are put in danger.
From Ell Paso it is reported that Ed
r. ward Ledwidge, an official of the Meki
Il can Northwestern Railroad, who wa
captured by bandits and held In ran
som for $4,000, has been released
Posses are said to be pursuing the ban
I dts. ,.-... .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
~. - . IO'',
EXPLOSIVES ARE FOUND
IN CARGO or STEAMER
tAs.ociatod Press by Federal wircless1

(AsSociated Press by Tsderalj wiroless)
NEW YORK, September 15--F:vi
dcncc of an attempt to blow up tn"
British steamer Lapland was uncovc'c
yesterday up.n discovery of two bot
ties believed to contain high explosive
in the cargo of the shin. TIE Lapland
will sail today for Liverpool.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
TWO DEATHS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, September 1.-Two
persons are dead and many are pros
trated as the result of a heat wave here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-17
supplemental Part on Report

of the loss of the submarine TORPEDO
boat F-4.