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NEWS NOTES
The work of regrading Steadman ave- j
nue beyond the planked section Is now
under way.
The poetofflcc force finished tnc work
of distributing the second class mat
ter arriving on the Bear yesterday.
The Nome Chamber of Commerce will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
It Is said to be the Intention of the
body to take up the matter of Increased
freight rates and will make a determined
effort to secure a lower rate.
R.B. Zehner. who has been Identified
with the business life of the community
since the earliest days of the camp has
finally decided to dispose of bis jewelry
business and Is offering hi* entire stock
at bargain prices.
The Nome Kennel Club elected a new
b ard of directors at a meeting held in
the Burgh hail last evening. The follow
ing directorate were chosen to preside
tor the ensuing term Mrs. Darling,
Louis Stevenson. Captain Martin, A. S.
Kemp and II. .4 Pollister.
A heavy frost occurring last night put
a further kink In the sluicing of which
there la very little going on at present.
Dexter creek Is reported tied up com
pletely. At other places there Is plenty
of water but sluicing Is almost out of the
question owing to the water freezing in
the boxes
The new board of directors of the
Nome Kennel Club will meet In a few
days for the purpose of electing the va
rious officers who will handle the busi
ness of the organisation for the coming
year The officers of be selected are
president, vice president, secretary and
treasurer
Writing to John Nestor from Seattle
under date of March 20, Frunk O'Connoi
states that It was tho intention of Con
rad Freedlng to bring In a stock of
groceries with the expectation of open
ing up a grocery store In Nome. The
same missives also brings the Informa
tion that Barney Rolando Is bringing
in a dredge for Bberreu creek, in which
locality he has extensive rilning prop
erty. Mr O'Connor also confirms the
early report that A! Goman Is preparing
to Install a dredge on Glacier '-reek.
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The photographs of Nome’s famous
“war dogs" displayed In the window ol
the Nugget were received on the Bear
by M D. Balssr In a letter from Rone
Mass who s»>» that the dog* from Nome
are either than all the others procured
by the French government for war pur
pose* The pictures are exceptionally
clear and show the animals at their
regular task* behind the French firing
line*. Itene also encloses a couple of
pictures of hlrnself and one of excep
tlonal Interest showing a shell bursting
beside a watch tower. In his letter
Hass also says that several of the dogs
from Nome have died on the Held of
honor after distinguishing themselves
greatly in the service of France
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Writing to John Nestor under date cf
March Z5, Father Joseph Bernard says
that he has been with the British forces
in France since July last. As usual he
is acting as leterpeter and says that
he Is always at the front. The face
of ihe post e; ;c' on which the tnessag
Is written shows one of the ruined vil
lages in the vicinity of the place where
Bernard Is at present He calls atten
tion to ihe general destruction displayed
and reirrrks that all the villages are In
a slmilur condition.
Leonard Seppaln reports a great snow
and earth slide which occurred recently
at what Is known as Monte CrlBto gulch
which Is situated a short distance from
the U. 8. roadhouse. Seppala says that
the gulch is of considerable depth but
Is almost filled with the great torrent
of snow and rocks which tore down to
mountain which forms one wall. The
slide came down the mountain with such
force that hi' debris was forced up the
opposite slope for a distance of.several
hundred feet. Seppaln declares that he
has Been nothing like It In all his trav
els in this section.
GERMANS ADMIT LOSS
ELEVEN CAPITAL SHIPS
A t- A Service
BERLIN, June 5—An official an
nouncement given out by the admiralty
today admits the toss of eleven capital
ships In the great naval engagement off
the Jutland coast. The losses include
several battle cruisers and ships of the
line in addition to armored cruisers and
torpedo boats The total losses were
fifteen cruisers and five torpedo boats
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SEMI SUNK
A. < . A. Service.
COPENHAGEN. June S.—The battle
cruiser Seydlitz. one of tbe German ships
engaged in tbe battle between the Ger
man and British fleets oft the Jutland
coast, sunk oft the coast of Denmark
while being towed southward by a tor
pedo destroyer, according to informa
tion from German sources today.
According to earlier statements the
Seydlitz was overtaken by several Brit
ish vessels and was compelled to seek
safety in flight. After being severely
battered the vessel flnallyl escaped its
pursuers in n dense fog and was later
taken in tow by a German ship.
OKUMA ASSASSINATION
REPORT 0ENIE0
A. P. A. Service.
TOKIO, June 7.—The government is
sued an oltlclai statement through the
foreign oflice today denying the story
given world wide circulation that Baron
Okuma was the victim of an assassin.
The statement declares that the baron
is alive and well.
COMPLETE RACE STORY.
A complete story of the All Alas
ka Sweepstakes Dog race, day bj
day, with the score card wai
printed in issue of April lj>
Nome Daily Nugget. Extra cop
ies will be on sale at this office.
TREMENDOUS DEMONSTRATION
GREETS MENTION TEDDY’S NAME
A. I*. A. Service.
AUDITORIUM, CHICAGO, June 7.
One of the wildest demonstrations of
years marked the opening of the pro
gressive convention and the business of
the meeting did not commence until
fully an hour and three quarters after
; the gavel called the convention to order.
| There was much noisy applause at the
appearance of Perkins and other nota
j hies but the groat tumult did not com
mence until the name of Roosevelt wits
mentioned. And then a veritable whirl
wind of noise broke loose and cheer and
cheer rang through the great building
until the delegates could cheer no more.
l-'rom the first mention of the name
the tumult continued without interrup
tion lor one hour and thirty six min
utes Time and again Temporary Chair
n an Robbins attempted to restore ordet
but the thumping of Ills gavel was ut
terly lost In the tempest of sound which
swept the room In rolling waves. A(
the present time it looks as if Roose
velt's nomination is certain, regardlest
ol what the republicans may do.
REVOLUTION
FEARED CHINESE
CAPITAL
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A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, June 8.-A dispatch from
Tiensin, China, today states that the
United States troops at that place have
been ordered to hold themselves In readi
ness to proceed to Pekin owing to an
ever growing fear that the capital is
about to become the center of a revolu
tionary storm that will endanger the
lives of the numerous foreign residents
among which are Included many Amer
icans.
The same dispatch states that the
French authorities have already dis
patched a strong force of native troops
irom the French protectorate at Annam
and they are now on their way to Pe
kin
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KRISTAN BROS,
PLATFORM COMMITTEE
REJECTS SUFFRAGE
A. P. A. Service.
CHICAGO, June 8.—The proposal to
Incorporate a plank in the republican
platform declaring for woman sutTrng
was rejected by the sub-committee on
resolutions today by a vote of live to
four. The light will be carried to the
full committee today by the numerous
adherents of the proposal.
BOATS THROUGH THE PASS
At 4 p. m. St. Paul naval radio station
reports the Umatilla came through Uni
mak pass last night, the Senator came
through the pass about noon tdday.
Umatilla about twelve hours aehnd of
the Senator. Nothing heard from Vic
toria as yet.
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now located In the Wild Qoose building,
otherwise known as the Tin Bank
building.
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