FRESH STRAWBERRIES
AT
D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
The steamer Victoria sailed for Seattle ,
yesterday afternoon with mall and a j
small number of passengers
The steamer Umatilla pulled out for j
Seattle about seven Saturday evening j
with a total of thirty-eight passengers
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The steamer Latouehc finished dis- |
charging about noon today and pulled |
for Seattle
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The freight steamer Lutouche arrived '
in the roadstead from St Michael yes- j
terday cringing a large quantity of
freight.
Fresh whiteflsh appeared in the market
today for the first time this summer and
were speedily bought up. The fishermen
report the fish plentiful
The freight steamer Tampico is dis
charging cargo at Solomon The vessel
will inter proceed to St Michael without
- ailing at Nome
A party named Heed was fined the sum
f thirty dollars and sentenced to thirty
days in the federal jail Saturday fol
lowing a conviction on the charge of Inr- j
ceny.
J P Ross expects to get away for the
Koyuk some time this afternoon or eve
ning in llie schooner Ram Scotty Ftlaek
will accompany -Ross to tlio Dime creek
diggings
The city council will meet tonigtil for
tin first lime in two weeks. Rumor has
it that a very serious split has occurred
in the councilmanic ranks and sundry
and divers changes may be made in cer
tain committees
The gas boat Wave of the Golovin
Bay Lignteruge Company pulled out for
Chinik yesterday with ten passengers.
This is the first vessel of the coasting
licet to proceed to the Golovin hay sec
tion.
Leo Kent has been awarded the eon
, tract for hauling the material for the
new bridge to be erected over Snake
river by the road commission. The first
material will be landed at the point of
construction today.
James Halpin who was prominently
mentioned in connection with transfers
of certain mining claims in the Iron
creek and Kougarok sections a year or
two ngo, is returning to Nome via the
Yukon and will do considerable drilling
on the prosperties referred to. Tin
drilling equipment is already in Nome
awaiting the arrival of the owners
The Flyer pulled oul for Solomon
shortly after noon today with a quantity
of freight and nine passengers among
whom were the following: Mrs. Quigley,
for Big Hurrah; C. Tv Kimball fnr Solo
man; Mr. Thomas for Council and six
others for Council and the Solomon sec
ti m. The Flyer curried five passengers
v. sterday. Capt. Errleksun reports that
the Safety lagoon is still (rotten uvi r and
lee conditions along the coast arc gen
erally bad.
Mrs. O. S. Weaver became the proud
motiier of an infant son tlds morning
1 ir. Mustard was in attendance and an
nounces that both the mother and little
-Hunger are doing nicely.
The Senator is reported t>> Agent
1 rank O'Connor to be at Golovin today.
1 lie Vessel is expected to return to Nome
tomorrow and will sail at once for the
outside.
Mrs. Win. Maloney, wife o'. the terri
torial mine inspector, Wm. .Maloney, is
reported to be on the Senator i n route
to Nome. Mr. Maloney is at some point
in the Yukon and is expected to arrive
j.mie time next month.
The Cheechaco ounce given by tie
Nome ltrass Band in Eagle hall Satur
day evening, drew a good sliced attend
ance and was an entire success in every
way. Every body attending had a good
lime and are loud in their praise of the
excellent dance program furnished for
the occasion.
The dumps taken out on Dexter are
fast disappearing and another week will
see the last of the gravel taken out dur
ing the winter season duly relieved of its
golden values. Ohrem and Company ex
pect to finish tomorrow. Brandt and
Ross have finished and Coggins and
partners will get through in a day or
two. Other outfits are all practically
cleaned tip.
The Dream will present Richard Carle
in ' Mary's Lamb" a live pan comedy to
night. This is a gold Rooster play and
is enacted by a world famous cast. It
is the story of a matrimonial martyr
who is inclined to flirt, but does not know
how His one solace is the "widow
next door, ' her daily plunge in the old
swimming hole interesting him unduly.
This leads up to many amudng episodes,
it is a big comedy and is full of laughs.
The Chamber of commerce is preparing
to make an attempt to Induce Hie Rus
sian government to establish a clearing
house at some point along the Siberian
roast which may he easily readied by
vessels of the Nome trading fleet thereby
permitting them to participate in the
trade which formerly came to Nome hut
is now anexed by outside trades. In
pursuit of this object the chamber is
preparing to open communication with
the minister oi commerce at Petrograd
requesting his assistance. The good of
fices of the United States Chamber of
Commerce will also he invoked It is be
lieved that the trade, which formerly
represented about one hundred thousand
dollars annually, can be at least partially
restored to Nome.
SEATTLE WOMAN ROBBED
! AND MURDERED
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| SEATTLE, June 19.—Mrs Blanch K
Coleman, was found In her apartments In
the Hotel Christie last night with her
throat out from ear to ear. Five him*
| deed dollars in monos and Jewelry known
1 to has e been in her possession shortly
| before tin* murder was missing from the
; apartment and is believed to have been |
1 the Incentive of the murder.
John Soundis. a cigar denier, was found
1 coining out of the room with blood stain
<d hands and with his clothing also
showing blood stains and was immediate*
i\ placed under arrest
Neither the morn \ 01 jewelry was
..»und in ids possession and there is noth
.iig to connect him with the crime except
the blood stains and Ids presence in the
zoom, .sound! s claims that lie went to
the woman's apartments tu sec her oh
business and found lie r dead.
Furnished rooms. No. L*U First avenue.
ffflZ-JOSEPH AGAIN
I REPOR1EO DEAD
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j \ l’A Service.
LONDON, June is The death of Km
]x rot Franr.-.iof*, pu ot Austria is again
reported by a neutral citizen who has
Just returned from i \isit to the Aus
trian capital This traveler further as
serts that the aged monarch has been
di-ad lor some time but news of his dc- j
mise has been cleverly kept from the
world, it is said that the general public
outside of Vienna are also as much in
the dark concerning the ruler s death as
the rest of the world It is well known
in Vienna, however ts the embalmed
body has been shown to crowds on pa- ,
[ triotic occasions.
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I*. A. Service.
NEW YORK. June If -Judge Hughes
arrived here today for the purpose of
conferring with a sub-committee of the
republican national committee concern
ing organization of the coming campaign.
Tin- republican nominee declined to make
any statement for the press
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NEGRO STRIKE
BREAKERS KILL
LONGSHOREMEN
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SA N FRANCISCO, Juno 19.—Thomas
J Olson, a longshoreman, was shot and in
(stantlv killed by negro strike breakers
1 on tin water front today. Olson was
engaged in doing picket duty at one of
the docks where labor conditions are not
satisfactory to the longshoremen when
he was attacked by the negroes with
whom ne had some words. A scuffle
ensued during which the fatal shot was
fired.
j srusrunu: fur the nfchikt
GENERAL VON MOLTKE I
SUODENLY DIES
v. 1* A. Service.
AMSTERDAM, June IK.-—General \un
Moltke, chief of the supplementary gen
■ral stu.i of the German army, died of
heart appoplexy today, according to ad
vices reaching here front Berlin. The re
ports state that von Moltke was stricken ,
with heart uppoplexy during mourning
services held by the reichstug for the late
General von dcr Holtz this afternoon,
the Berlin telegram says that von
Moltke expired almost Immediately after
being stricken down in Ills sent
NOTICE.
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Midnight San Uebokah I.odge No. I
O o F.. meets on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month at s ::o p. m.
In Old Eagle hall
NOTICE.
Dr. Mustard's office and residence are
tow located In the Wild Goose building,
otherwise known as the Tin Bank 1
building
WE CAN Dt) IT.
For first class work and prompt deliv
ery phone Main 151 and the People's
Laundry will send and get your laundry
W. J WILLIAMSON, Prop
BOAT BULLETIN
Benchley at Kokrines.
Allas up Tolovana 5 a in . for Fair
banks
Columbus at Tolovana.
Tanana down Chena midnight
Alaska up Fairbanks.
Mail launch up Kntllk 3 a. m., 18th. I
Julia B. up Kotlik . a. m., 18th.
Susie arlved at St. Michael 4:40 p. in., j
18th.
Reliance leaves down river on arrival
of Tanana
Davis, Jacobs, llnzelhurst and Kelly
at Gibbon.
Yukon up Rampart 18th.
Schwatka down Nulato 7 p. m, 18th.
Selkirk up Carmacks 1 p. m. 18th.
Casca and Whitehorse at Whitehorse.
Canadian and Nasutlin at Dawson.
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I WISH TO ANNOUNCE
I hat I have opened tip a Wholesale Grocery in the Ames Pudding with a
lull line of fresh and first class goods at right price. I handle no second
nand Ilia* sale goods or odd lots but goods that are fresh, pure and whole
some.
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TRY MR.
CONRAD FREEDIN6
MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING
At prices that all can afford
a new suit.
New line of mens shoes and
furnishings.
Call and look over our large
stock.
Everything at right prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise
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I THE NONPAREIL
I CLOSING OUT SALE
1 NOW GOING ON |
§ TNE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS I
Still continues. New goods have been g
J received by the last boats and are now S|
I ON SALE
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
| now drosses now Waists New Coats £
$20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 I
and np and up and up |
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