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NEWS NOTES
A telegram addressed to Louis L’a*
vonak is awa’itlng a claimant at th«
city telegraph office. Efforts to locate
the owner have so far failed.
On account of the lateness of the
sailing of tlie Victoria tomorrow,
Postmaster Walsh lias decided to keep
the registered mail open until noon
tomorrow.
An announcement from the postal
officials this afternoon says that mail
drop|>ed in the letter box at the post
office up to five p. m. Sunday
will be forwarded hy the Victoria. As
previously announced, the registered
mail will close at five this ever.!
The steamer Skagway finished dis
charging cargo last night and depart
ed for Seattle about 3 a. m. today.
The. trip will he made by way of the
southeast const.
The Flyer came up from Solomon
yesterday afternoon bringing Charles
Kimball, It. S. Ggilhy and eight or
nine others whose names were not
ascertained. > The vessel departed
again with twenty passengers and a
large quantity of freight.
The latest reports from the steamer
Victoria say that the vessel will de
part for Nome some time tonight and
will arrive tomorrow morning. As
here is a quantity of cargo to be dis
charged here, the vessel will not get
away for the outside before tomorrow
evening.
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Jafet Eindeberg and w'lfe and Dr.
Arnold and wife are at St. Michael
and will arrive in Nome on the'
steamer Victoria. There are also
fifty or more Belt line jurists who
will return to Seattle on the vessel
after making the trip through the in
terior by way of Dawson and the
Yukon.
A new assortment of reels having
arrived the Eagle mov*ie show- will
present a choice assortment of fllpn
classics at the performance Sunday
evening. Man and Morality a three
reel drama, featuring the well known
star ltosemary Theby will lead the
program. The story is one of intense
situations and offers a new' and in
teresting solution to an old problem.
Theby is at her best in the char
acter of a dancing girl. Gertrude
Selby in a laugh provoking comedy,
Pants and Pantaloons and a Uni
versal weekly complete an Interesting
program.
The army draft registrations reached
a total of fifty today. Most of the
young men residing in the city have
enrolled and it is not expected that
a great many names will be added
to the list until near the end of the
registration period as many of the
remaining eligibles who claim Nome
as their residence are at work in the
hills and may not come in to regis
ter until the last few days of grace.
Out of the number so far attaching
their names to the registration blanks
only a half dozen have claimed ex
emption.
The devious ways of politics were
aptly 'illustrated at the meeting of the
local Democratic Club at Burgh hall
last night where a miniature battle
took place over the question of en
dohfing the present governor of the
territory nnd also the marshal of
this district for reappointment to
their respective offices. And it was,
in the language of the street, "some
scrap” and the resultant division of
opinion disclosed with decided clarity
the very wide split that has developed
in the local ranks of the unterrlflod.
Doubtless in nn effort to separate the
sheep from the goats, those In at
tendance at one time lined up on
both sides of the hall, In the course
of voting on one of the proposals In
troduced and "Hey, Jimmie; you be
long over here’" formed a prominent
feature of the repartee for several
minutes. “Jimmie” proving obdurate,
a member of the "over here” side
undertook to make “.I mmU* see the
light of wisdom by attempting to
pull him to the other side of the
house. And those wise to the situa
tion declare that it nil arose over the
efforts of a prominent democrat of
official dignity to “put one over.” on
the supporters of Gvorenor Strong
and Marshal Jorden. However that
may be the resolution endorsing the
two officials was passed by a com
fortable majority after nn endless
amount of rag chewing backed up by
the reading of numerous communica
tions "endorsing or deploring” In the
time honored way, the actions of the
two condidates for reappointment.
And every lone went home feeling
better nbout one a. m. And once
more quietness reigns in the demo
cratic jungle. And the aforemention
ed conversant ones declare that the
efforts of the prominent politician fail
ed completely and the pollicnl sharps
of the soiiheastern coast who are al
leged to be seeking to control the
politics of this section have sustain
ed a crushing defeat.
The long ahsent •schooner Arctic
arrived In the roadstead yesterday
from Hooper hay where the vessel has
been virtually marooned since last
fall. Capt Harry Dalby reports that
the little vessel was removed from
its resting place on the shore of the
lagoon to the deeper waters beyond
the bar at the ent -•• tee to the bay
only through labor of Ihe most severe
type. The channel inside the hay is
both shallow and narrow and the crew
was compelled to drag the vessel out
by planting deadmen and literally
hauling her over the mud flats. Capt.
Dalby says that the mud was fearful
and moving about in it was labor of the
most severe type. Anchors would not
hold in the oozy mixture and he was
compelled to buy a portion of a
house to convert into deadmen in
order to secure the necessary anchor
age for his tackle. The work of get
ting the Arctic to deep water was
made still more difllcult during the
last few days by a strong wind which
swung the vessel about and frequently
laid her broadside to the line of prog
gress. By the time the schooner was
landed across the bar the entire crew
was almost exhausted and all were
visibly shy of their accustomed
avoirdupois when they arrived here.
Some slight repairs will be made to
day and the schooner will then enter
the coasting trade. The first -sailing
will be to Teller.
Kennicott Strikers Resume Labor.
WASHINGTON, July 14.—The min
ers who participated in the strike at
Ihe mines of the Kennigott Copp .
Company in Alaska have yielded to
the request of Secretary of Labor
Wilson that they return to work
ponding the arrival of the department
mediators who will endeavor to au
Just the difference existing between
the men and the owners.
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MAN AND MORALITY..
L-ko Comedy
PAN . S AND PETTICOATS.
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