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International views Service.
GAr-vidS'iu.>, i\ov. 1.—After baing
out tor over eigh.v live hours, to.
trial jury in tile c..so or tile govern
mini gains. John Cop. land, charge .
"’iih .He ki.l.ng or William Ga-ca,
an anli-Cathuhe lecturer, returned a
veruict or no. guilty, touay ana endeo
one of the most sensational muide.
cases occurring in Texas for many
years.
The killing of Black was the out
growth of the attacks of that in
dividual on Cathol.c sm and the mur
der and trial created intense bills r
ness in the community.
Before bringing in the verdict of
acquittal, the trial jury r ported thee
times to the court that they were un
able to agree but each time the pros
siding Judge refused a dl-reie. i i
lemanded them for further delibera
tion.
6CBSCRIUE FOR THE NFOGET
WILSON . mL\3 AT BUFFALO.
.nternatonal News Service.
Uoi' . ALU, Nov. 1.—In addition to
.. ring „ . oiig uti nse of the deni •
i.nn.s ...lion. President Wil
n also delivered a s.rong protes •
; i t the use of our foreign rel; •
ns for local political purposes, dui
■ ig the course of his address her
oday.
The president briefly discussed tl
gislative benefits brought about i
L- present administration and ii •
isted that the voters should ba
lair choice in the forthcoming ele •
Ton on deeds and not on words ar. 1
promises.
One of the largest crowds se i
lure for years gathered to greet the
president on his arrival and lie w i
given an ovation when he appear I
on the street in a motor car wh ! ?
b ing carried to the home of friends.
Have the Dully Nugget do yc
J ii' Printing Reasonable rates ;■
• ilterl
JAMES WICKERSHAM
DELEGATE TO GONGRESS
HE STANDS ON HIS RECORD
He is Going to be Elected “So What’s the Use”
City Health Officer Dr. Chace re
ports that the general health of the
community is excellent in sp.to of
.he variable weather.
Nome’s famous drinking fountain
at Barracks square was taken up and
stored away for the winter season by
the coast guard crew this morning.
The Moonlight Springs Water Com
pany closed the gates at the springs
, sterday for the season and the r'ty
is now being supplied entirely by tht
water carriers.
The Ames-Gulnan dredge is now
c osed down for the season and the
c:ew arrived in town yesterday. The
i.ew machine Is reported to have hud
.1 very successful season.
Little Emerson LeClerq sustained
a bad cut In Ills scalp while at play
The wound was stitched up by Dr
Heimlich and the youngster will be
J1 right again in a day or so.
Nothing has been heard of *he
‘Choonor Belinda since the depn"tm<
•f that vessel a few days ago for tin
mouth of the Koyukuk. If the vessel
ms sailed on the return journey she
s piobably behind Sledge island wait
‘r.f, for smoother weather.
A radio from the Victoria gave the
■osltlon of that vessel at 7:45 a. m.
today as being just inside of Unimak
.’ass. The message further stated
hat the wind was blowing very hard
at the time. As the time required to
..lake the passage from the pass to
.cme averag s about fifty hours, the
jfamer should arrive here some time
uturday morning.
Mrs. Deter Burgh, who was oper
ated on last Monday in Holy Crass
nospltal is recovering nicely. Nick
Duller, who was also operated on
alout ten days ago is recovering rap
•dly and will be out in a day or two
Dat Ivory is convalescing as Is also
Uc.y Warren, who was taken very ill
a day or two ago with hemorrhage
of the stomach. All are under the
care of Dr. Heimlich.
A powerful six part drama pictur
.ng the operations of the vice fust
and the methods employed to life
.rnocent femininity into the clutches
of panderers will be shown at !he
Eagle movie show Friday night un
der the caption Smashing the Vice
i'rust or Alone in New fork. This is
a colossal spectacle that conveys a J
great lesson to the parents of chi'- |
aren and present a significant vv iin
•ng to all who are young and inex
perienced.
A dance, whic is in the nature of
a furewell to the luigc number of
musicians who will leave for the liU
slde on the last boats, will bo giran
tonight at the Eagle hall at 9:30 "ttd
will undoubtedly prove an interesting
attraction to dance lovers. About
eight of those who have charmed the j
tars of Nome audiences with their
dulcet strains during the summer "nd
ir earlier years will take the long 'rip
and several, it is prophesied, will
return to Nome no more. Hence, to- j
night will be the last opportunity to
erjoy their mus.c U capabilities. The
dr.ncing will commence at 9-30
rromptly and will be preceded by a
moving picture show which will
commence at 9 o’clock. The musi
cians who will leave are: Ch-.’.r'es
Tapp, Thomas Hanna, Carl Anderson,
Chas. Spencer, Geo. Barbour, Mr.
liiunjuist, Oliver Bourette and Em
u Berggren. The admission will be
dollar and ladles will be free
The Sundquist-Halloran case Is
still occupying the attention of the
district court and may not be con
cluded for a day or two.
The continued snowfall is making
good sledding and an occasional
.iog team may be seen heading for the
ills or passing through the town.
The quantity of snow is still too
small for heavy sledding, however,
and the freighters are still using
wheels.
Samuel Tucker was operated on In
ho Holy Cross hospital this morning
y Dr. Chace, asslted by Dr. Neuman.
Vhe Dattmt is doing nicely. Monte
Jlrir, who sustained a broken arm
iome dajs ago is reported doing
nicelj under the care of Dr. Chace.
jone Avery and Joe Otahal are also
eported progressing rapidly toward
complete recovery under the ministra
ions of the same physician.
The complete silence of the Uran
ilia is occasioned much discussion
nd those who are inclined to fore
joding intimate a fear that "som»
Hiing lias happened" to the vessel.
However, there Is absolutely no r?a
, n to believe that the steamer has
m t with a mishap. The wireless
may be out of order or ugaln, there
nay be' significent reason why the
master desires to keep his where
bouts unknown for the present.
Mr. B. S. Dlmmlck, of Candle, re
verts that he has reeclved advices
hot the remains of Clyde Kenyon, the
.. oung minor who shot himself on the
nmachuk a few days ago, were
juried at Candle yesterday under the
uspices of Candle Masons, Kenyon
being a member of that order. Six
roiher Masons acted as pull bearers
.nd the impressive Masonic funeral
unices were reud over the coffin ns
it was laid away In the little ceme
.cry on the hill.
GREAT SHOW DREAM.
Tonight Warda Howard one of the
jy ectest, most talented actcsses in the
cc unity will appear in "The Raven,'
a five part masterpicture. The Ra
ven' deals with the tragic episode
in the life of America's foremost poet,
Lb gar Allan Poe. It is one of the
lmcst "worked up” productions, foa
l uring any of America's prominent
tigures. Warda Howard takes the
part of four different characters
showing wonderful ability. Mr. Wal
thall who is the living image of Poe
is considered the greatest actor now
appearing in photoplays. He had the
leading part in "The Birth of a Na
tion.”
WANTED—PARTNER in good
quartz mining proposition in Califor
nia near railroad in Shasta county,
just opened up this property last
winter and assays run high in gold
values. Party must have some capi
tal. For further information inquire
J. G. Andree, Golden Gate hotel,
ITALIANS CAPTURE
NUMEROUS PRISONERS
International News Service.
ROME, Nov. 2.—Reports from the
Gorltz Jxont say that the Italians
captured five thousand Austrian pris
oners in the strive on Trieste which
is noev making steady progress.
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