The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-14

the records OF the weather GU
server disclose tlrat the ice was
out and that many icebergs were
visible off shore.
DR.. A. F. Heinrich received a
cable today announcing that Mrs.
Heinrich will join her husband on
the first boats. The telegram
states that the lady intends to sail
from San Francisco on the steam
ship Senator June I.
The Kennel Club yesterday
added great deal to the appear
ance of the Sweepstakes judges
and starters stand by draping the
same in the gold and olive colors
of the club combined with the ma
tional colors. At the start of the
contest the stand was bald and
bare as pauper's cupboard and
added no dignity to the occasion.
The ladies dog race is announc-
ed to take place tomorrow after
noon at p. m. The contest will
be held under the auspices OF the
Rose Candy store and handsome
prizes are offered. The entries
will close tonight at six and the
drawings for position will be held
at eight. Up to noon today two
entries had been received, these
being the teams of Miss Ina Lyle
and Mrs. Irving Reed.
A Victor-Universal drama fea-
turing ]. Warren Kerrigan is the
topline at the Eagle hall moving
picture show tonight. Two rapid
fire comedies Universal Ike" and
the Jenkins Perkins War" will
keep every one in an uproar while
"The Trap" is an interesting little
skit by the Comet motion picture
company. Miss Johnson will play
violin selections throughout the
evening accompanied on the piano
by Prof Bourret. The usual price
of admission IS cents will prevail.
An illustrated lecture on the
Lords Passion will be given at
ST. Joseph's hall this evening at
8 p. m. by Rev. H A. Post, S. J.,
for the benefit of the St. Joseph's
Altar Society. The lecture will be
illustrated by stereoptican slides.
There will also be a we'll select
ed musical program in charge of
Nome's best talent. The admis-
sion will be fifty cents. On .ac-
count of the lecture the weekly
card social of the Catholic Library
Club will be postponed until to-
morrow evening.
who Killed Geo. Graves" at
the Dream tonight. This is a
Selig presentation of notable
strength and absorbing interest
based on vital life problem. It
commands the attention and care
full thought of every spectator,
woman or man. Complete in two
powerful acts. 1t holds alluring
fascination. magnetic charm and
sensational climax. An Edison
product titled "Twice Rescued
and an original blackface swift
moving comedy that is a nerve
tonic, and filled with laughter en-
titled "Slewfoot's Seventh Sui.
eide" completes the bill. Tomor-
.ow night "The Midnight Mes
saga fine arts exhibition
The taking of testimony in the
case of the United States VS.. Ed
Johnson ct al, in which the de-
PENDANTS are charged with gamb-
ling, was concluded in the district
court yesterday afternoon and the
case handed over to the jury for
consideration. The only evidence
of general interest was that offer
ed by N. P. Nelson, the star wit
ness for the government, who was
again called to the stand. In
answer to the questions of At
torney Grigsby he admitted that
he had been paid the sum of sixty
five dollars to obtain evidence of
gambling and asserted that the
money had been paid to him by
means Of a check signed by Mar
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