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NEWS NOTES
The ' glad hand” is very much in e\l
dence about town today.
Messrs. C. D. Peck and Harvey Grant
arrived on the Umatilla and were about
town early greeting old friends.
The warm weather yesterday resa..
td in a general resumption of sluicing
and a large number of camps are re
ported at work today
Pasesngers form the Victoria state that
Captain Dick ealy, formerly command
er of the famous old Corwin, now en
gaged in the Mexican trade, is mate
aboard the Umatilla.
The Nugget received a radio from
Brother Carrol, on the Victoria, stating
that the Vic will arrive here Sunday
night at 10 o'clock. The message stated
that the vessel will try to sail on the
return trip on June 15.
Two applicants for full eitiscnsl ip |
were granted their final papers In the
district court this morning, the same
being Alfred Anderson and John Mc
Givney. A total of seven applicants ap
peared for examination. The remaining
will be heard during the afternoon ses
sion.
The radio station has been in touch
with the steamer Senator constantly dur
ing the day. At S a. m. the vessel
was 209 miles houth of Nome and will
arrive during the night unless delayed
by ice conditions. The Victoria is now
well inside Bering sea and will arrive
Sunday evening.
The case of Wheeler vs. Wheeler, a
divorce preceding, occupied the atten
tion of the district court for a large
portion of the day yesterday. Quite a
number of witnesses were examined.
The divorce was granted to the com
, plainant, Mrs. Wheeler, and she was
also awarded the custody of the smal
ler of the two children belonging to
the couple. The court also granted ali
mony in the sum of 125 per month. The
defendant was assessed for the costs.
The first parties to get ashore from
the Umatilla this morning were Mr. and
Mrs. Barnett and Capt. Spinney, all
three of whom made their way across
the wide ice floe piloted by Eddy Par-1
ker who w-as the first to reach the edge
of the Ice with a dog team. To Spinney
and Barnett the experience of traveling
over the shore ice is hardly new fcul
Mrs. Barnett Is not so sophisticated in
the ways of the northland and hfg first
experience was not very well colculuted
to favorably Impress her with the
charms of our country
According to reports reaching Leo
Wittenberg, the schooner Sea Wolf is
now near deep water and in position
f >r launching as soon as the kv is clear
Safety. Slim Miller, who has been
e igaged in moving the schooner to the
1 bench from the point where it nos left
by the high water last fall, will return to
. wn tonight. It is said that Safety
le.goou Is just commencing to show- signs
of breaking up and it s not expected
iliat the schooner can be plao<e! in the i
water before another week
Press mesages were somewhat ti- layiel
owing to the cutting of the Sitka-S aule
section of the cable lines yesterday by
tl.e Burnside, which was probably mak
g repairs. As a result the Nugc -.
was unable to publish the convention ,
proceedings until today
Joe Bellevlew. the Hastings creek
dredge man, had a narrow escape from
death about six last night through fall
ing through the rotten shore Ice in front i
>f the Alaska Lighterage dock. Had It |
not been for the timely arrival of Carl 1
Anderson, an employe of the conipuny,
and several others whom he hastily
summoned, Bellevlew would have found
himself In a most serious predicament.
The dredge man was on his way to
town from Hastings creek with a team
of dogs when the accident occurred and
on breaking through both the dogs and
himself were precipitated Into the icy j
water. Bellevlew managed to hold on to |
tlie ice until help arrived in answer to [
shouts but the dogs were drowned with
ihe exception of the leader. It Is said
that the four dogs that drowned lost
iheir lives through being pulled under
ihe ice by the leader. Bellevlew was
rescued after considerable effort but
was little the worse for his experience
although in the water for some time.
At the Dre-ain tonight the Million Dollar
Mystery'. If ever a picture was adapt
ed to carry the glitter of romance, thril
ling action and gripping heart Interest, It
Is safe to assume that the big serial is
the premier production. The three epi
sodes tonight are titled "Drawn into the
Quicksand.” “The Battle of Wits” and
"Trapped by the Flames." Tomorrow’
night a de luxe program; new pictures,
new subjects, scream comedies and a
circuit issue Pathe Weekly showing the
only authentic pictures of the Lusitania
disaster. Also Miss Mabel Normand in
a Keystone split reel comedy.. "The
Rural Third Degree," etc. Additional
attractions are "Taming of a Tender
toot” and “When the Heart Changes."
First show at 6:30.
COMPLETE RACE STORY.
A complete story of the All Alas
ka Sweepstakes Dog race, day by
day, with the score card was
printed in issue of April 15
Nome Daily Nugget. Extra cop
ies will be on sale at this office.
UMATILLA AMD
EARLY IRIS MORNING
The Bwintie CMn stveineHip 1 :-k*UUa
j the first boat of the vvtnswtvt.il 'Wet to
j err;. N
ichor ta the rvetdstead shortly ... five
th.s Ktoraiajc after an uneventt voy
1 to treat Seattle .xh‘ j.
Although repeu-ted in heavy .* water
day aftereoewt the Umatilla #t< tittle
| hinder.-.! and came through t t.ti'*,Wally
.« schedule time Owing to the a ide
str toh of shore toe. the mearner a a*
i .it- - to land pttatttgm for ae. time
it .1 t ;n only by jvrweedrvt to the east
. *rt .Ustaiwe trout Fort ltaws w.ukl
> >* > be banded ta safety Tt.. ice is
lepur d ta.riy solid at that poiat but In
t nt o. it s iu aa exceedingly
xii'u.'i . stale Several ' s
» «k so .x.lerabie chances by e . m
*!*'t he s'.amer still Say itt he road
an>* .U refx'rt a haiardosis trip
>.ith the d.'gs composing the teams la
\\ -'i they were carried frequently com
pel led to swim across ;yw spots i i the |
i . After betas landed with the aid j
•- .v boats the passengers were gen- *
.t illy omtx 'led to walk the dtstanc*
to Nofe About thirty persons were i
landed from the steamer at each trip oft
tlw small boats and as a consequence it
-.is well after noon before any > riskier •
able number had arrived in town. The ,
ideal weather prevailing made things
pleasant, however, and all the new nr- j
rivals plain enjoyed the experience of
entering Nome over the ice pack. The
question of unloading the freight, of j
which the Umatilla has 1,700 tons, is
it difficult one owing to the Ice conditions
It is said, however, that the ice at the
point where the passengers were landed
Is solid enough for horse teams and some
of the freight at least will probably b< '
discharged at that point. Aboard the j
steamer were a total of two hundred
and eighty persons of which all hut a
nail number were destined for Nome. ,
The Umatilla brought a large consign
ment of merchandise and some Jerishabies
but no mail. The following Is the com
plete list of passengers:
Mrs. H. B. Ames, Mrs. V. E. Anderson,
John Anderson, C. Aure, A. J. Anderson,
A. Adams, J. Aaistad, Victor Anderson,
KarlAnderson, E. Anderson. N. Arzoff,
8. Arzoff, S. Andoparrel, C. Anderson, J,
W. Bust, H, B. Barnett and wife, Fischer
Baldridge. L. B. Berry, Clyde Bunn.
E. M. Glackwell, A. Brown. D. J. Bur- I
gess.J. E. Balman, Miss S. E. Brown,
Alex Baloff, S. Balto, J, Byrne Ofut
Burg, Emil Bach, H. Berne, C. Brock*
holm, L. H. Brown, 8. Blom H. \V.
Clark Walter Carson C. J. Carlson, J.
W. Condy. C. F. Cummings, Douglas
Currie. Carl Carlberg, Wm. Catty, A.
Chrlstlnsen. C. Cowen, J. Conlson, C.
Carlson. J. Curran, C. Cunningham, Robt.
Carey, J. Cally, Fred Cally H. Dobson
and wife Minnie Drost C. Dlelsman G.
Davidson Chris. Dari, A. Dahlstroin. E j
Depot. H. Dougherty, Wm Ewing, C I
Erickson. O. Engstrom, Conrad Freedlng, j
Hank Fries and wife. A. Fulton, Mrs. C. |
A. Fulton, E. H. Flynn. H. Ford. J.
Frederick A. Frysen, N. Ferberg, Chas,
Felsb A. Guinan Harvey Grant A. F
Graham Stephen Grover. J Gltchell, H.
Gustafson, II. Graven, Miss Hilda Hak
enson. Mrs E. Hill, II Hunt, Chas. Hutl
berg H. Heitman, J, Hopkins, W Hunt,
11. Harvey, B. Hayes, E. Hohn, Q. Hun
deff, Chas. Hedln, Emil Hill, A. Hocker,
8. Hill, J. Hugh W Hatch, J Hanger.
J. Hustelman, M. Hogoloff, L, Havahehl.
T llllstrof H Ingles G James and wife,
A Jarmuth Mrs. Judah Ed Johnson J H
Johnson D Johnson H. Johnson A John
son Johnson A Joral J Kelllher A O
' Kingsbury. J»« Kennedy and wife, \V
Ketchm 1" .1 Kennedy. Joe Kennedy Sam
Kisnt, Kd Knudaon J Kanglev ,1 Knight.
, O K. Kimball, K Kelley. S Kunnaln
u KudnolY. l. Koequtai. v Kalnkeff, W.
Kenny T .1 Kennedy Miss l.lemo, II I.*■
Barr and wife S l.owln Win latractt and
! wife and ehtUl Ben Uurln J. latrsen J.
I.ehner l‘ Lauren II Lee J Linden C.
i Luvasy John l.araon 11 S Matthews A
Molagar M Mattson J F Matthews. C
Miller, v J McConnell and wife A Mor
bW R Mat hyson \V Mahera si Malsgur
v Matcoff F Moler P Murphy E Matson
P MeColloo!. a McIntosh. \f Notuld.
and wife, a Nvler John Nelson F Nord
strom Geo Nelson A Neumnn A Nord
lin* Otto Nelson, A Norgrcn. Mrs. Own
ytt F Nelson. F J O'Connor P. P Olsen
A Nelson. Mrs R McConnell A Osbck,
VI Olson F Osgood. Clyde Powell, O
Olsen. Mrs Pearson J. K. Powell C D
Peck. Tom Peterson Q Pntoa D Parker
L Paterson A Parker A Tapp M PascofT,
C Querkstad. G F Ramsey Max House
V Rowell H. Rode*. B Rolando, Alex
Reser O. P Ramsey H. Uumkstrum. W
Kenny A Rich. Adallne Seymour. Rod
Sargent George P Sehfleld, Chas. Spen
cer Constance Stockerson G E Spinney
John Saile R. Schroder P. P Smith,
Gene Sullivan E Stond Chfts Schneider
S Shreve A Snow George Sly H Soupe
A Shaunghnessy G Shorn H Swanson E
Standeford J Staithes Ben Seth. E Sor
enson. H Sissy H Sundren J Saboft. D
Sullivan K Summers Theo. Storm I'’
<tm'berger John Thompson Mrs. Tavost
N TP*' tr K Trucco J Tovast H E Thomp
son I-ti« Tavost, H E Thompson, Joe
Tudigo Frank Voss Geo Virtb Mrs L.
White. John Walsh, G Walker John
Wal-b, G B Walker, H. C Welsh Roy
Wills F Wlnnell F Walton Jess White.
E Westman S Flllmar Roy Warren W
Whampe Wm Young. E Vlrke and ten
others for St. Michael and other Yu
kon Points, total 2S7.
Does your office need any Job
Printing.—Order it now before
'he boats arrive.—Nugget office.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
Ihe following services will be held. Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
U a. m.—Bible school and children's
service. Adult Bible class will study.
"Christ Crucified."
7 p. m.— Christian Endeavor. Meeting
will be addressed by Mr. W. C. Shields.
S p. m.—Worship and sermon by Dr.
John Parsons. Subject, "The Day of
Pentlcost."
Special music will be given by the
choir.
The public Is Invited to all the ser
vices of the church.
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 15
Nome Daily Nugget. Extra cop
ies will be on sale at this office.
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