NEWS NOTES
The vessels In the harbor at present
are the U. S. C. G. Bear, the Jewel
Guard and the Belinda and Ukiwak
The Bear arrived from Kt. Michael
early this morning bringing Walter
Shields of the bureau of education who
has been to the east const in connec
tion with his duties.
The freighter Valdez, which left Se
attle on September 4, is expected to
arrive h.-re tomorow. The steamer will
stay here only a short time and will
then proceed to Teller.
Reports from the steamer Umntilln
which departed for Seattle on the 9th
indicate that the vessel is having
something of a rough time in the vi
cinity of the pass, woing to being
caught In n fifty miles southeast gale.
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
met at the l’ioneer hall last evening
but nothing of general Interest devel
oped, the proceedings being confined
almost entirely to routine business.
The next meeting will take place Sep
tember 27.
The arrival of the Cordova may be
somewhat later than was expected as
information reaching here today indi
cates that the vessel did not leave
laidysmlth until the 11th. This would
place the time of arrival at about the
20th.
The schooners Belinda and L'klwak
will leave for Marshall City as soon as
the large quantities of cargo destined
for that point can be placed aboard.
Several prominent Nome people are
contemplating taking passage on the
Belinda for the purpose of giving the
new camp the once over.
It is reported that the Victoria is
storm bound at St. Michael and will
not he able to get away for the out
side before Saturday morning at the
earliest. Unconfirmed reports later in
the day placed the vessel at Golovin.
The steamer Eureka of the Alaska
Steamship line Is also reported unable
to discharge cargo at the Yukon port.
The steamship Senator is reported
to have departed from St. Michael for
Golovin and was at the latter point
at eleven last evening The local rep
resentatives of the company have not
been advised as to the time the steam
er will return here. It is definitely stat
ed that the Senator will carry no pas
sengers on the outgoing trip which
will be made via the southeastern
coast, stopping at Juneau and possi
bly other points.
The Flyer pulled out for the east
coast at nine thirty this morning
loaded to the rails with lumber and
other supplies for the new roadhouse
that Nick ChrlstR.nson Intends to es
tablish at Topkok, in addition to a
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MRS. J. WANCIER
Second av*, opposite Courthouse.
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quantity of general freight for Ashby
at Bluff. The vessel will stop at Solo
mon en route to land a small batch of
freight and also the only passenger,
O. s. Qroven.
Owing to the uncertainties of the
weather the time of the Victoria’s de
parture hits not been fixed. A totul
of nine persons have already secured
reservations for the outgoing trip,
among whom are the following well
known people. L. L. Lane and Mrs.
Lane, Miss Hohinson, C. Kennedy, Mr.
Winslow, George K. and Mrs. Lomen,
and Mrs. Oliver Bourotte.
Messrs. Oaken and Douglas, who
have the contract for installing the
Wild Goose steam plant are engaged
in erecting the new smoke stack on the
brick and cement base constructed
some time ago at the boiler room on
l^ane's way. The work of placing the
tall stack in position attracted much
attention and was completed with
dispatch.
Fred Oruke, the party arrested yes
terday on a charge of violating the
ordinance No. 150, or as it is more
commonly known, the anti macque,
ordinance, was fined the sum of $100
in the municipal court yesterday af
ternoon, together with the costs of the
case, amounting to $104 in all. Oruke
told the court that he wenf to the
house to collect some money that was
due him and also admitted that he had
rented quarters in the house occupied
by one of the demlmondaines. After
hearing his defense the court conclud
ed that Mr. Oruke was due for a little
discipline In the matter of where* lie
hung out and assessed the tine as
stated. According to reports the lady
in the case paid the fine and the de
fendant was released.
The first authentic information of
the wrecking of the Wittenberg
schooner Hen Wolf was brought to
low’n last night by the engineer, Guy
Kitchen, who came down from Teller
on the launch Standard.
According to the story told by
Kitchen, the Sea Wolf is not damaged
as was at lirst reported and ean be
easily Moated.
The schooner was beached during a
bad storm which swept along the coast
during the first days of the month,
Kitchen says, but so far as could be
told suffered no damage whatever.
After loading a full cargo of coal the
little vessel was turned for Nome and
was proceeding nicely until caught by
the blow and, after battling for sev
eral days, was finally cast ashore.
Kitchen says that the food supplies
were exceedingly low aboard and fur
thermore they had no Idea where they
were at, when the vessel struck the
beach. Kitchen staid with the vessel
for one night and then departed for
York, accompanied by one of the na
tive members of the crew. The point
where the vessel was wrecked is about
twenty miles west of Shismareff and
the pair were compelled to make quite
a lengthy journey by land and sea to
arrive at York. Kitchen states that
they went as far as the Lopp lagoon
in a sklnboat and walked the remaind
er of the distance via Potato mountain.
On urrlving at York, Kitchen and the
native were picked up by Cnfit. Wag
ner and convoyed to Nome on the
.Standard. Capt. Whltlam of the Arc
tic reported to Mr. Wittenberg last
night that he had Inspected the Sea
Wolf when passing on his northbound
trip and found her in good condition.
Whltlam was of the opinion that sho
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GREASED CAR RAILS CAUSE FATAL
I COLLISION NEW YORK
international New* Service.
NEW yOItK, Sept. 4. Greased car
lulls were the cause of the killing of
one person and the injury of eight
others in the Bronx today when strik
ers placed a liberal coating of axle
grease on the car rails running along
a grade, causing a number of collis
! ions.
After several orcuiTanceg of this na
ture had taken place, the police es
tablished a patrol along the lines.
Strikers also made several attempts
to attack ears tunning in the down
town sections but no damage was dotu
owing to timely police interference
owing to the inability of the tractior
company's to secure sufficient strike
breakers, traffic is being maintained
only with great difficulty and many ol
the lines are completely out of busi
ness.
The police investigation of the al
leged attempt to dynamite the subway
yesterday lias resulted in the arrest
of a number of strikers who were seer
near the station shortly before thf
discovery of the bomb.
DECLAKES PATIENT HAS
j FOUND LEPROSY CURE
international News Service.
HAVANA, Sept. II. Has the long
nought for ctire for that most appall
ing of all human scourges, leprosy,
been found?
Dr. Hope/. Delvalle, the director of a
1 local sano.ilium and one of the most
noted physicians of the Cuban repub
lic claims that it has
Dr. Devalle announced today that a
patient under his observation has cur
ed himself of the dreadful complaint
by means of preparations which* the
patient has himself discovered.
The physician declares an examina
tion of the patient discloses that an
j could be easily launched. As the crew
of the vessel are all safe, the Hear will
not go north as was contemplated.
Capt. Cochran states that he is willing
I to do all he can to assist the owners
hut can be of little service in the pres
ent ease. Water front men state that
the Hear could h« of no help In get
ting the Sea Wolf back in the briny
as the water is too shallow to permit
the cutter to approach within a mile or
j two of shore.
ENTIRE TENNESSEE MILITIA
ORDERED TO BORDER
j International News Service.
i WASH I NHT«'>\, Sept. I t. Secretary
; Raker announced today that orders
have been given for the entire state
militia of Tennessee to proceed to the
border at once to replace the troops
recently returned to their homes.
aboslute cure has been affected and
not a trace of the disease can be dis
covered although the case was well
advanced when the patient first came
under his observation.
The secret of the prescription is un
t known to the physician and the patient
refuses to tell the formula.
owing to the high professional
standing of Dr. Delvalle his state
ment is receiving great attention In
medical circles.
YUKON MARINE.
Sept. 14, 1916.
Alaska down Eagle 6 p. m. 13th.
Benchley down I.oudon 8 a. m.
Canadian up Carmacks 4 a. m.
Casca down Hootilinqua 8 a. m.
Davis up Kotlik 12th.
Hazelhurst at Gibbon.
Dawson down Chena daylight,
Julia B. relaying barges out of Glb
I bon.
Minneapolis assisting Julia B.
Nasutlin up Stewart river.
Reliance up Hot Springs 12th.
Sarah at Kotlik.
Schwatkn up Koyukuk 8 p. tn. 13th.
Seattle No. 3 up Koyukuk 5 a. m.
Selkirk up Stewart 11 p. m. 31h.
Shushanna at Enanad.
Sibllla at Gibbon.
Susie up Kotlik 13th.
Tunana at Fairbanks.
Vidette at Whitehorse.
Whitehorse down Ogllvie 7 a. m.
Yukon up Eagle 4 p. m. 13th.
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1 more telegraph news than any other
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Many People Fail to Realize the Seri
iousness.
Backache Ih so deceptive.
It comes and goes keeps you gues
sing.
Learn the cause—then cure it.
1’osslbly it's weak kidnesy.
That's why Doan's Kidney Bills are
so effective.
We present the following case as
proof.
W. W. Condon, 832 II Street, San
i. 'in ui io, Cal., says’ "1 ti iii'.c the
jarring at i jolting of th- wt gon I ride
is ’.vital weakened my kidneys and
caused backache. 1 could hardly get
I on or off the wagon because of sharp
; pains in the small of my back. The
kidney secretions were too frequent
! in passage, causing me to arise sev
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.also. Doan's Kidney Bills cured the
backache and regulated the action of
my kidneys.
Brice 50c, at till dealers. Don’t slin
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NOTICE.
Wanted—Beer bottles, quarts, bought
at 18 cents per doen at Nome brew
•ry.
FOR SARK Art Garland stove, No.
pin. Inquire over the old postofflce
building.
OVERSTOCKED.
To I he public
We nave Jus! linished stock taking,
ami Hud tlmt ere are heavily overstocked
so are making i coriiious reductions In
Hardware as mucn as an per cent In
certain lines Notwlt hstanding Immense
advances outside, especially In Hard
ware and Metal Hoods, we are still sell
tug on me basis of goods purchased the
I nsi l wo or three yearn.
\\ i will sell tor cash on'y til these
priers, and for a llmlte , lime, until We
bring our stock down to the require
ments of the camp.
it you nave an order lo lit- filled, let
ns llguro on it; we can save you money.
We have proved it to others, ive can
prove it to you.
HARKING AND PHAN COMPANY.
The Pictorial edition of the Nuggcl
will cover every form of mining and
depict I►> means of illustrations every
thing of interest on Seward peninsula.
Your tat; at,,i winter orders for Job
Printing should he attended to at once,
owing lo the scarcity of stock in the
outside market and constantly raising
of prices on same. The Daily Nuggcl
will lake care of all orders large or
small. Do II now.
THE BOSS TOLD ME TO GET BUSY
And write a good advertisement, telling the people thnt we were J
selling three cans of choice fruit for flftv cents. We are making you
lids special offer because we want you to com in f.nd see our new
store. Now il' you will make us a v.sit and ineid< n||y purchase three
cans of >iv.‘ choice fruit lie will think this is a good ad. ?
■ ours resnoe. tnli\, }
THE AT'VEUTISINO MAN.
I*. S. I.llihy’s Milk still selling at $3.90 per case.
G. P. GOGGIN
OCCIDENT FLOUR
Buy a sack of Occident Flour and make as many bakings as you if
. ..I. I( you are not satisfied t mt it is better than any other flour
used return the unui ci flour and get
9 YOUR MONEY BACK.
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
Just received on S. 5. Umatilla
a new line of
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