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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-25
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

A fight which occurred in Rutledge
recently, found its way into court this
morning when Curtis Cooley was ar.
rested by Constable G. A. Crawley on
the charge of assault and battery, in.
formation having been filed against
him in the court of Justice of Peace w.
j. Berry, by his alleged victim, Ever.
EFT Mckinney. When arraigned before
Justice Berry, Cooley pleaded not
guilty and his hearing was set for
next Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-25
Iowa,s oldest Editor Dead

Newton. July 22.-Ralph Robinson,
aged 81 years, the oldest newspaper
man in years of service in Iowa, died
at his home here last night. Mr..
Robinson was editor of the Newton
Journal for a number of years and was
well known throughout Iowa, -
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
PASSENGERS TAKEN
 OFF PRlNZ JOACHIM
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 NEW YORK. Nov Wireless dispatches state tha steamers failed C.. pull the grounded steamer Prlnz Joa chim on the reef at samana island near Ssnto Domingo. after strainlns away st the vessel during the period Of both high tgdes yesterday. and just before dark. al the passengers were transferred 10 'he steamer segursnea. that first came 10 the answer Of dis tress sent out hy the wireless soon after the Hamburg American liner went ashore
 The passengers wln be taken to Nassau. the port where the steamship segursnca was bound for when going to the help of the stranded vessel
 Wrecking tugs arc now at work trying 10 get the Prinz Joachim on the reef where the high waves have drlv- sn the boat and the sea recedinE Ter, almost high and dry
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
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Speotal Nu9aet Service.
 SEATTLE. Nov. 24 24-Yesterday af- ternoon. papers or warrants. Issued upon secret indictments were served on Harry Burnbridge. shipping clerk and four other clerks connected with the wholesale grocery and commission house Of Sylvester Brothers. charged with larceny In the sum of sl5o0O taken from the firm.
 In addition 10 the shipping and four other clerks indictments were return ed against twelve outsiders by the grand jury recently called. or recon vened in extra session. The twelve additional men have all been arrested by the officers. and lt Is inti- mated that other secret indictments were returned by the grand jury
 The indictments against the men connected with the wholesale larceny Of Sylvester Brothers came like a thunder bolt out of a clear sky 10 the citizens of the town. and so closely we're the secrets Of the indictmen's guarded that every man connected with the robbery were under lock and key before even a hint Of what was
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
VIRGINIA MURDERER PAYS
 PENALTY IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

alright on Henry Clay Beattie. ir.. In- dicted for the murder of his wife. Mrs. Louise owen Beattie. arose from their knees. delIberatsd nearly an hour and silently, one hv one. recorded a yer dict of guilty.
 Beattlc was -entenced 10 be electro cutcd In Richmond on Friday. Novcm- bcr 24. The court of appeals win be asked to grant writ of error and a new trial Young Beattle. cognlzant of the legal weapons yet at hls dis posal. did not surrender. Instead. he consoled his broken hearted father and comforted him as he whispered. T have not lost yet. father"
 After weighing carefully the mean ing of their decision and once more or pended knees beseeching divine as sistancc against possible error. at the end of hfty-eieht minutes the jurors filed into tn, hushed and crowded court room and with startling sudden hess twelve voices instead of tnr usual one of th. foreman spoke the word guilty" in chorus It was almost a shout
 The court asked the prisoner 10 rise He calmly stood up and waited
 Have you gentlemen agreed ou
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
Special Nugget Service.


 wAsHINTGoN. Nov. 24.-President Taft. today. accepted the invitation of The national republican committee. is- sued fin behalf of the organization by Acting Chairman John F. IIill ot Au- gusta, Me: Secretary William Hay wood. of Nebraska City. Neb. and Treasurer George B. Sheldon of New York to dine with them.
 The date set for the dinner to be given by the national republican com mittee is for Monday night. December II. the day before. the can sent out for the members Of the national com mittee to meet in Washington. D. c.
 There is considerable politics to be mixed up with the dinner to be given on that date. and the question of se- iecting the best and strongest csndi- date 10 lead the party 70 victory, is believed. will he taken up and dis cussed. but behind closed doors and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
MEAT PACKERS
 LOSE AGAIN
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 WASHINGTON. Nov 2i Chief Justice Edward Douglass White Of the supreme court. today handed down a decision in which he declined 10 grant a stay of trial to the Chicago Pack CTS. which was taken up under a habess corpus proceedings from the circuit court of the Seventh circuit
 In reviewing the case Chief Justice White stated that Justice Christian cecil in quashing the habeas corpus act on the 18th instant was within the law. and the case should SO to trisl being too great & question for one man 10 pass upon. until all the evidence has been submitted and if the packers are within the law there is 10 good snd sufficient reason st this time why they should not go . trisi
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OUTSIDE MAIL
 LEAVES NulATO
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NULATO. Nov. 24-The mail ar rived here last evening and after stop ping long enough to make change of dogs It starfd on Its way again. Several pounds or outsiae mau was received here. but the amount Of out side mall for Nome. consisting mostly of first class matt was not sscer- tdired
 ike dog team driver stitei he oX- nect"d to reach Cnslakilk inside .of a week n the trail proves gooi end that should get the mail to = Ins in from twelve tc fourteen day,. bringing Il iI.,o s'ur city about ths sti day T December in quicker time thsn .Ss made last year.
 The outside mail is due to 'es e this station every Thursday en rout. for Nome from now on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
5 SEATTLE CLERKS
 INDICTED LARCENY

,o take place leaked out
 Just what evidence there is against the indicted men Is not known the indictments stating they arr charged with larceny. Many rumor, are afloat 10 the effect that the ship pirs clerk and four others Were ir husue w4ia a number of outsiders and 'rsE. n load after wagon load of good. were shipped from the comm Issilr hruse as 1 blind and sold by the out, see cyrfedorates and the profits di- v!ded amongst them. The shrlnkags in certain lines of commodities arous- ed the suspicion Of the heads of the house and detectives were employed 10 watch and zee if the leaks could be discovered Tn a short time Syl- yester Brothers were astonished al the wholesale piltering going on un- der their very eyes and carried on by trusty clerks who have been connect ed with the establishment from the very first day that lt opened it's door. for business 70 the general public
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
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Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24.-cable dispatches from Shanghai states that acting head of the provisional govern ment. General wu. of the republic of China. has issued another proclama- ton to all the powers calling their at- tentIon to the actual state of affairs in the empire. and asking that the new republic be recognized
 Free Press Receives News From
 NanLins.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24.-The Chinese Free Press published in the city prints an unconfrmed report that Ranking has fallen. and the city now in the hands of the revolutionists.
 The brief dispatch published as a cable. from China states that relief not having been sent to General Chang who. was completely bottled up with In the inner walls of the city. and be- ing entirely out of provisions for his army of twenty to twenty-five thou sands. he ordered a flag of truce to be hoisted from the walls of the city and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
45 PERISH ON
 JAP DESTROYER
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 TOXIC. Nov 2i-Wireless dl-- patches from the Japanese fleet 10 the navy department states tha, the Jap destroyer Nasume loundered in storm or spIma. and forty i've of th- crew and officers per!shed when the heat went to the bottom
 A terrible storm. ln the nature ot tgphoou. came up on tAe cast Y Spima and the destroyed Nssurle vas caught In che vortex of the gale. Aga.r labor.ug for several hours in the storm In which water was taken Into the hold faster than the pump coalt handle the vessel Of a sudden gave s forward nreh and sank beneath the waters Only few escaped from the doomed vessel the majority og the officers ana crew going down with the boat
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

verdict" asked Judge Watson.
 We have" said Foreman Burgess. and almost al the same instant that Judge Watson asked what is your verdict Q" all twelve men yelled gull tv"
 Universal In law and the forms Of a murder trial the jurymen had not specified what degree of murder. Ask cd what degree Mr Burgess answer ed simply
 Guilty as indicted
 Judge Watson delivered an impress slve speech to the prisoner He told how the young man had stained hls own life and that of the community In which he lived by his qordid ac,s.
 You have had fair and ,mpar- tial trial Mir Beattie." said Judge Watson. and the Jury has done wnar it considers lts duty Therefore you hay, been convicted of murder n tho nra' degree and Nov 25 between th" hours of sunrise and sunset. you mast forfeit your life 10 the commun- ty May Cod have mercy on your soul"
 Aa
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
MARQUIS koMURA PASSES AWAY Special Nugget Service.

TOXIC. Nov. 2a.-Marquis Komura, for many years minister of foreign af . fairs. passed away at his residence to. day. The late marquis retired to pri- vate life some few years ago. having been connected with his government for many years in an official capacity. and was the former minister of for eign affairs
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
SUFFRACETTE
 GETS 1 MONTH
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Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Nov 2i.-Mrs Pithick Lawrence, head Of the recent suffra- geJte riots in the city was this morn ing sentenced To a term of lmprlson- ment.
 The trial judge stated In view Of the case and the riot that took plses in the city in the presence of his ma jesty. King George ". wherein the prisoner al Lar appears to have been the IelOr- ~ the riot. lt Is the sen tence Of this court that Mrs. Plthict iawrenc.. taying been found guilty as charged ie incarcerated for a pe- Ird oi ono month in prison.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

mand Of all the principal cities and treaty ports where the commerce of the empire is carried on. the foreiea powers will have to take notice before very long. The imperialists have prov cd they are not able to cope with the situation and through their inaction. and having failed to accomplish any thing the foreign representatives. act. ing from instructions forwarded to them from their home government will be obliged to recognize the new re. public.
 There Is a rumor about the city to the effect that unless the imperlalis, government gets in and accompllshes something within the next few days. and wins a decided victory over the revolutionists thereby proving they are prepared to carry on the war. tn. foreign powers. consisting of England France. Russia and Germany. will recognize the republic with it's pre- visional gov overnment at Shanghai
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
bEATT|E SAYS I'M GUILTY
REPORT MARKING HAS FALLEN
 GOVT WILL HAVE TO GET BUSY

arranged for a meeting Of the general in charge of the rebel troops which had formed a perfect cordon about Ranking cutting off every possible avenue of escape
 The conditions of the surrender and what really took place are not set forth. The dispatch merely stating Ranking has fallen. owing to the food shortage and the inability of the gov ernment 10 get endorsements and supplies 10 General Chang.
 Public May Be Recognized.
 PEKIN. Nov 24-Several notes were exchanged today between the Chinese cabinet and the various rep resentatives of the foreign powers in the city No intimation has been given out az to the contents of the notes. nor what they purport to con tain; but owing to the various rep resentatives sending and receiving notes about the same time. 1t is ru- mored the powers are about to rec ognize the new republic. It Is also stated that the rebels being in com
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

We handle Select" beer maIs from specially selected 6ohsman .ons The b t beer brs~ed on the Pacific coast. Price reasonable. Delivered at your door free of charge. Try thl; beer and y'u will be convinced. rhs[
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
TAANKsoivINo DAY

Ladies of St. Msry's parish Will sNs their annual bali. Tickets can be had from any of the ladies or from rebsy. the candy man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

For a nics warm bath in the largest bath roems in the city try the City Bath Houss. Everything 6rst ieisss and up te date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Ladies of st Mary's parish will give thslr annual ball. Tickets can Dc had from any Of the ladies or from robsy. the candy man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
ow Millionaire seattie Was Found
Guilty.

CHETERFlELD COURT HOUSE. Va, Sept S-Twelve Virginians. most ly farmers. knelt at dusk tonight in the obscurity of the small jury room of Chesterfield courthouse. prayed fer vently that they might pass judgment
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
CUT IN ooo HARNESS.

We are selling dog harnesses for @ and up. Come and Investigate. Pros. ssrs' hsrnsss Shop. Phone Black &
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A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. s.'s will slvs one of their weekly dances Friday evening, No vsnbsr 24, for A. e.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
A. k. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.

The A. 6.'s Will give one of their weekly dances Friday evening. No- Vsmbsr e4. for A. e.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
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Special Nugget Serv.Ss.
 RICHMOND. Nov. 24.-This morn Ing al 7:30 Henry Clay Beattie. for feited his life in the electric chair. for having killed his young wife In July last shooting her while out for an automobile spin
 Every laws delay had been resort cd to in order 10 save the young man but the supreme court and governor had all refused to grant a stay Df execution
 Just prior to being taken to the electric chair he handed to Rev. . Fix a signed statement wherein ne confessed his guilt 4 few seconds later the electric current was switch ed on and Henry Clay Beattie tne murderer Of his bride wife. three weeks after she had become mother. paid the penalty of his crime by for feiting his life
 How Millionaire 6eattie Was Found
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
PRESIDENT TO DINE
 WITH COMMITTEE

in the hearing of only the members Of the committee and President Taft.
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NOTICE.

Dr. D. g. Neuman has moved his of- noss to the Dobbs building.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Daily Nugget. the reliable nsws ven . for Of Alasi<a. Subscribe ris at away.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Mining and Dredging Edition wrap. ped ready for mailing at the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Special sale or bottled goods Tor one week Seward Commercial Co
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Placer LeestIsns st Nugget Office
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02

All sour swill must be kept away
from the sows while they are nourish-
Ing young. Wheat middllngs is an
excellent grain food for brood sows
and young pigs. although Il little bran
may be used to tighten up little dur
ing the first few days and some di.
gester tankage to add to the uutritive
value during the time the pigs are
pulling down all the milk the SOW is
capable Of giving. The feeder must
use his own Judgment rs to the condI-
zion Of the SOW and her pigs and plan
nj" methods of feeding accordingly
y" man can tell just how much care
and fond q SOW and her pigs viii re.
.u.g" Constant attention alone will
H'"Idr th" question The best of care
and pIru'y Of food during this critical
irr'od has an influence upon the de,
vciopm"nt Of the pigs that can be no
flc"d untl they are full grown.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02
PREVENT TROUBLE
AT CALvING Time.

There is no period In the life OF q
COW when she requires and should re-
, ccipe more attention than ut the time
. of fresbenlng, owing to tie fact that
she Is so susceptible to complication
OF diseases such as milk fever, reten.
O. tion of the afterbirth, stoppage or
}narniysls OF the bowels, mammltis or
rinfis NINA ton Of the udder and many
other diseases
Ai8opg these mentioned perhaps
tl,r retention of the afterbirth is the
mast common, and while 1t does not
nrcr sarily terminate fatally 1t is ex-
cred nEly successful In running a COW
rs profit producer. writes Dr. David
Roberts in National Stockman. The
.f4crhirih * oftentimcs retained owing
10 rIe fact that COW has been given
rGld water az the time of freshenlng.
~ permitted TO freshen In cold,
danp stable. or out In the rain when
b. weather is unfay ornbc.
When the aftcrbrth Is retained II
SHOULD not be removed by main force
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02

No matter whether you choose the
Berkshire. Poland China, Duroc Jersey
or o. ]. @. as your favorite breed of
hogs, when they go upon the block
they are practically all the same, the
lard type of hog, says the Kansas
Farmer. One is sometimes led to
wonder II there Is not more room in
the corn belt for the bacon type as
well. The different breeds Of the lard
type are splendid and have done more
for this country perhaps than any
other money making machine. but all
men are not alike, and many prefer
some one Of the bacon breeds. This
fact and the increasing demand for
them make 1t seem sure that there is
q profitable field of usefulness for the
man who best likes the Yorkshire,
Hampshire or Tamworth
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02
PUZZLED THE LINGUIST.
A Hindu Dialect Story That Appeared
In the London Times.

John Walter of the London Times
once found a unique way out of diff
Guilty brought about by a strike of
compositors and pressmen. At the
critical moment, it appears, the copy"
fell short by half column. There was
none at hand ready to utilize, and time
pressed. 1t was really an inspiration
that came to Walter. He laid hold of
n column of ''pi' Spilled type that has
been reset In jumbled mass to facili-
tate distribution back into the type
cases. and prepared II In the most ex-
peditious way, so that 1t might pass
muster for an article in a foreign
tongue. He ran it In with few lines
of introduction. stating that this In
comprehensive mass was paper In
some Hindustanee dialect, translation
No translation, 1t is super6uous to say
ever appeared.
Many years later, long after Walter
had forgotten this incident, he was WIS.,
lting in Cheshire, where he was intro
duced to most learned pundit and
oriental scholar. "Ah," said this gen.
tleman, II have long and ardently
wished to solve problem that has
puzzled me for years" And he drew
from his pocket tattered clipping Of
Walters ''pi." indicating to the en-
barrassed proprietor Of the Times that
the alleged Hindustanee article had
baffled his most strenuous and assidu-
GUS efforts to decipher, although he
had tried every known dialect Of the
language. There was nothing for Wal.
ter to do but fee, which he did with
out ceremony.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02
Cause Of Unsound Wool.

Manufacturers will not buy wool
which is not wholly sound. Again and
again have ! seen buyers take sam.
pie of the fleece from the bale and
upon finding that the threads would
uniformly tear at certain place re.
tect the entire supply or else take 1t
only at great reduction In price,
writes w. A. Frechoff In Farm and
Fireside. There is one great cause for
the production of weak wool fiber
that Is, change of food and treatment.
A dock OF sheep may be in the best
OF condition when sold, but If the new
owner does not feed and shelter II
properly the new wool that grows will
be OF inferior quality and at the dIvid.
Ing line between that and the old II
may be easily torn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02
Alfalfa For Dairy Cows

Professor c. G. Hayden OF the dairy
department of the Illinois College Of
Agriculture. speaking recently ON al.
falfa From the Feeding Standpoint"
showed the economy in using alfalfa in
ration for dairy cows. The Illinois
experiment station recently completed
an experiment which shows that ra-
uoh Tor dairy cows containing ten
pounds Of alfalfa hay produces II per
cent more milk than the same ration
with timothy substituted for alfalfa.
me test showed alfalfa to have nearly
the same feeding value as bran, an ex.
pensive concentrate, and the former
Keeps the animals in a much better
physical condition.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-02

owing to the fact that parts Will re.
inain. These parts are converted into
uatter which set mp an intense innam
-nation, causing catarrhal condition
or The genital organs The animal
absorbs the pus which forms from
he retained parts and the absorbing
of such decomposcd tissue upsets tho
entire system of the animal. This
pus Is cNcrctcd from the system 70
some extent from the Kidneys, bowels
and udder, thus rendering the milk
from COW that has retained her
afterbirth unfit FOR human food.
Cows thus afflicted should be given
a dry, clean, we'll ventilated box stall.
a blanket should be placed upon them
In cold weather They should be Civ.
en- ground oats, bran. good clover or
alfalfa hay, plenty of water with the
chill taken from IL and such medi.
cine as Will have a tendency TO ripen
and eNpel the afterbirth. The genital
organs should be washed out with an
antiseptic solution and in this way a
COW which has retained her afterbirth
Will soon be put In a strong, healthy,
profitable condition, whereas If she Is
neglected she will be ruined as profit
able producer