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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
WILL ACCEPT REPUBLIC
mANCHUS LOSE OUT AT PEACE
 CONGRESS--GREAT REJOICING

wireless tcIcsraphv takes .tu important part
 The news oi Tank Shao N agree ins to accept republic in behalf If the ManchuS iu order to restore peace ro the cmpir, was received while e banquet was in progress here n thu city given in honor of Dr sun Nat Sen the returned exile who has been constantly feated since his arrival last week in China
 When the news wa~ h.raidcd h the hanquct hall it was the cause oi a semi panic Men fell int" each others arms Dr sun Vat Sen was picked up bodily Rud marched around the banquet hall upon the shoulders of his ardent supportes and friends. He was hailed as the coming president If the new. republic and all present pledged their support to securing his election.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
Nuaast spes,aI Serve,

Nugget Spee,sl serViCs.
 NEW YORK Dec. 2l President Taft this morning addressed several thousand people gathered to witu,, the laying oi the corner stone 70 a government building to b" us"d ,u connection with the sub treasury ana during his address stated one of the chic. faults ,,t tho present timo is du" to the people living too last Time are hard in some respects but much of the hardship can be contributed L" .h, people of the present age who live 50 fast they spend money like water in ttct w. can say money i. burned up owing tn the intense fire tion developed due to fast living
 It is high time that halt ws called and a balance of how the nation stands made out People in this gres inventive age to keep up with their neishbor live on credit. and when their
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
"STANO PAT" IS TAFT'S
 CAMPAIGN SLOGAN

two factions stand patterns and 'progressivee We have proved to the people there is no real difference be- tween the two terms. A number of the most radical insurgents or progres- sives admit the present stand patters' in power arc progressive in the true sense of the word We are as pro gressive as conditions will allow. and in many Instances we are proving even more so than the leaders Of the new faction in our midst
 Y am pleased to state that the pop ular wave of progression, or insurg ency is dying down The people and good old followers of our party are returning to the fold They were led astray under the Impression that the distant pastures were more productive than their present stamping ground. but have or are now learning the error of their ways
 We will have to stand pat on the gold solid principles of the c. O r. during the coming election for under the banner and platform of those who are termed stand patterns the coun- try has progressed and become ths greatest nation in the world"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Dee. 2i-President Taft and Attorney General Wicker sham were the principal speakers at the Three Club dinner given in the city yesterday by the leading repub- iicans of the state. It was a political dinner, one held every year by the par " before an election and all leaders invited are expected 10 lend a hand by voicing their opinions and outlining what they believe will prove best for he success of the parry.
 President Taft aroused mere en- .husiasm at the meeting yesterday ;han his most ardent supporters be- lieved he was capable of producing He devoted his address in the main to politics. admitting from the very frs that he was a candidate for second term. and then talked straight politics for half an hour striking straight from the shoulder in manner that brought forth round after round of applause from those seated about the tes- board.
 Our slogan during the coming cam paign should be Stand pat we have been divided. or believed we were, into
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
Special Nugget Service.

SHANGHAI. Dec. e1.-Chma will bs 2 republic the representatives of the provisional army called the revolu- tionists. stood firm for the immediate ,bdication of Pu-Yi, the emperor and the reorganization of che republic. Af- ter hours of debate and trying 0 se- cure other and not such drastic reform II this period the special representa- lives Of Premier Yuan Shi Kal. gav" III to what they realized was the ln- evitable and Repre- eutativc Tang Shao Yi. in charge of the Manchua affairs and negotiations. arose and stated
 We have done all in our power to nave the present emperor retained. even to his retention in name only be ing shorn of all power. a tigurehead or he empire. so to speak. But we have
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
PIONEERS ALASKA
 ELECT OFFICERS

Last evening the Pioneers oi Alaska elected their officers for the ensuing year and competition was that close the successful candidates won ou' by few votes.
 Frank E. Aldrich. who was elected president. defeated Mir Chilberg by ten votes w. Thornton. defeated Joseph Badger by four votes for sec retaryship. and all other positions were very closely contested
 The following officers were elected President Frank B. Aldrlch. first vice. J NJ Sloan. second vice. c. J. Lomen, secretary C. W. Thornton: treasurer George Yorkey Sykes: Phil Ernst for three year term as trustee. Prof. fto- bt Sc as historian. and John Milne ser Esant- at arms
 Refreshments were served Jurins tn.. evening and several able speeches were made by prominent members During the evening motion was passed tnStructlnB tfs OHcids CT the nloneers to send wire to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and to Delegate V lckersham endorsing the Notrs ,lty c, uncil and chamber of comiGerc" in heir acts to secure an appropriation e. harbor into Snake river For the mosquito fleet as promulgated " the Nugget
 After much debate f was the uuan imous vote of the Pioneers of Alaska that politics be eliminated from the order That the constitution prohibits such acts and the reason the institu- ton retrograded was owing to the of ficers trying to make of the same s political organization From now on politics win be eliminated from the order and this move Is considered a very wise one on the part of the bet ter members who go to make up the Pioneers of Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
PEOPLE LIVING TOO
 FAST CHIEF FAULT

credit faiis they tre .u sar' -'rat+ They hlafa, th. government. The trusts iu taet n, reaI ,.,8.. Is overlooked and all a.h,r means than ih, righi .re . .Is,u r tn. ,au-, ."t .trif embarrassed condition
 I lm u.,tt tgu z C. .ttm of th, nauoua treasury lor fh. build inns ol highway. 70 people .au con tinur thcir prll Hen et,' across couu u, u r,eus ,ar.. e.sg fo"fur .nt nrW nolt4 to conquer ,m .n favor .i r"od road bt til -ayN heaIi r- I"ft C. the -ta'c4. and the retghhor hoods hrau-h which the same are tO pass Good roads are state. not na uouai. projects. and the people to b. t,ur1tet t.aH have ruc sr !u the matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
MAINE REPORT
 SENT CONGRESS
Spseial Nusge, Service.

Special Nusge, Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec l0 --- Pr, ldent Taft after reviewing the report of the board of examiners of the battleship Maine. and having the experts demon- Cabinet just what took place in Havana harbor al the time of the incident.
 The president made no recommends tiou other than congress could well afford to nave the experts supplement their report by demonstration simi- lar to the one given before the mem bers 0f his cabinet
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
spseIaI Nuaaet Service.

Spsoisl Nugget Service.
 s'rLATO. Dec. 2i.-The fourth win ter mail of the season left this sta ion last evening bound down the riv- CT for the Northwest.
 r..- man consist Of $50 pound "t first and second class matter the majority of which is fer Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

tailed. the vantage rests with you the victors in the strife now being waEcd. but for the moment held in sbcyancc. in order that terms "f peace can h,. arranged l am ready to c"nccde to your demands and accept your terms that he republic be recognized. Bc fore anything further can take place [ will have to communicate with Pekiu and inform my superior Yuan Shi KaL the viceroy and acting premier. also the other member of the dynasty cab met
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
PORTLAND MAN
 ARRESTED MURDER
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND Ore. Dec. 20-This morning B. N. Harvey. a pioneer. was arrested charged with the killing Of William Hill. Mrs. Hill and the two children on June g. 1911
 The man was taken sback when arrested and stated he did not know the people who were murdered. but the police claim they have sufficient evidence 10 warrant his arrest and he is now incarceratsd in tho 1ail 70 await the completion of the .nvssti- gation now going on which connects him with the killing
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
Great Rejoicing m China.

BANKING. Dee 2l. News that tir ciaizene had won out at the p,ac, congress Is spreading like wild Ire from town to town and seaport to sea port along the coast of China where communications are modern and even
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
BIG MAIL LEAVES
 NULATO FOR NOME

Trahs are tn in, condition iu this part of the country. ant from now on the twice a week man will arrive. th. schedule going Into erfoct and the next mall to arrive this point Ia eH lcctca tomorrow evening
 ,g.t,,rs at tha Nuoo.f One.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

Mln,ns and Dredging Editions .r. wrapped for mailing st the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
MASONIC GALL.

Thirteenth annual Christmas oaii. 4. 8. Hall. December 26, 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
ROAD coMMiss ssioNER
 AoFFMARk RETURNING

Road Commissioner F.. r Honmark is expected back this afternoon from his tour of inspection and trail stsk- ing in the Candle. Council and other districts where he has heen g"n" for several weeks
 Mir Hoffmark Is being taken over the route Of the different trails and 10 distant camps by Teddy Eastaugh who owns one of the crack dog teama in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

Mining and Dredging GditIsa vsrse. ed ready ssr mslliRo et ths Nv00sl
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
QUEEN

E x&k
 The public are taking 70 the voting for queen of AksaIa carnival. and 10 day there are several change- in the list
 People hav. uardh tomaenccd t' vote. hut before another 4s hours have passed the contest will be in full swing and votcs will he coming In bv the th"usand
 Today for tho first time there is q change in the name heading he iis' and such changes can br -xpectei daily for it is too carly n ,hr game to pick the winner
 Al noon today the vote. stood 4 follows
 Mrs. K. P. zchn-r I,250 Anna Shearer l.I55 Emily Price 750 Mrs. Fred Aver $50 Hazel Price 500 Mr. Casey SIS Hazel Murray 600 Carrie Stipek 800 ! Mir V Sheldon 200 Miss Marion Hood Solomon 200 Mildred Lehman 200 Anna Wittenberc l7C Edna Cameron 100 1 Kate Brennan 100 Miss Dunn 100 Mrs. Susvain 10" ROwena Lewis loo Mrs Scott . 100
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21
neRE's voUR CHANCE.

lut 6sk at the 0eard os Trade Lunch ceuntsr fos christmas-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

Saturday night Root Garden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

Loest,on. 2, the Nugget omse
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-21

on YOU KID! Root Garden. Saturday night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
A NEIGADOR FILES CHARGES
Accused Man is Held to the
Grand Jury.
Valves Examination When Arraigned
Before Justice Charles T.. Gompf
This Morning and in Default of n
One Thousand Dollar Bond Is PIac-
ed I'm Jail-Prisoner is Related TO
Parties Making the Charges.

Fred Gilbert, a farmer residing In
Grand Prairie township. was arrest
ed at his home about o'clock Wed.
nesday evening by Deputy Sherin
Breen. on warran, issued in Justice
Gompfs court, charging Gilbert with
attempting 10 crminally assault Haze
Clark, a 12-year-old girl who is living
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. w Lauer
neighbors of Gilbert, In Grand Prairie
township.
The AFFIDAVIT upon which the war
rant was issued. was filed by Lauer,
Wednesday evening, after he had
talked to Gilbert about the matter.
1t is alleged that the attempt was
made the afternoon of Saturday, ,Au-
gust ~. while MIR. and Mrs. I.auer
were in Marion, and Glbert's wife
was gone from home.
Gilbert is 81 years of age and mar
ried. He is related to the Lauers
through Mrs. lauer, who was the
widow OF John Baker and the mother
of Mrs. Gilbert.
The accused man was taken TO the
county Jail and this morning was ar
raigned before Justice Gompf where
he waived examination and was held
to the grand jury under a bond Of
$1,000 in default of which he was
returned to jail He has nothing to
say about the case.
Shortly after Z o'clock this after
noon Gilbert gave the $1,000 bond
and was released from jail.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
NEW w. T. G. u. is
ORGANIZED HERE
VIII Hold First Meeting Next Thurs
day Evening.

\ new Women's Christian Temper
ancc union was formed Wednesday
afternoon when the Florence Richards
w. G.. r. 4. met with members of the
Lime city Mission. Mrs. Enoch
l.nachel president OF the Florence
Richards union was in the chair.
Rev. H. McCleary conducted the
devotional exercises. after which Miss
Mary Arthur, Of Ashland. state or
panizer. was introduced and talked
most interestingly, explaining the pur-
poses of the organization and the
methods OF procedure The new union
which Is to be known as the Lime
city w. G. r. T., was then organized
by the election of the following Of
ficcrs.
Miss Minta Alexander. president;
Miss Nevada Blake. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. a. j. Walker record
ing secretary, and Miss Daisy Welde-
maier. treasurer.
The first meeting viii be held next
Monday evening at the corner Of
Garden city pike and Fountain street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
STOPS TRIAL OF
JUDGE WILLIAMS
Court Permits Filing of Briefs in g.,
ID. a. VI. Case.

Contempt OF court proceedings
against Judge @. G. Williams came to
n sudden adjournment yesterday when
Judge c. NJ. Rogers allowed both par
ties in the suit to file briefs by Sept.
is. The charges grew out of the APP
pointment Of George Whysall as re-
celver for the Columbus, Delaware
and Marion Traction company by
Judge Daniel Babst at Marion. Mr..
Whysan will be tried on similar charg
es during the September term of
court. says the Ohio State Journal.
Unless John @. Webb. who is also
charged locally with contempt of
court, appears in Springfield and
answers 10 the petition OF Ell NJ. West
for an accounting for $2,OOO.O0O'
judgment viii be granted In default
against him. This case is being heard
by Master Commissioner William ~
Rocket, who was appointed by Judge
Albert II, Kunkle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17

RAILROAD NEWS

Without warning Of any kind the
station agents along the line of the
Erie found Monday that they had
been given an increase in wages OF
twenty per cent The increase be-
came effective Monday aad the addi-
tional money was found in each pay
envelope handed out. one reason for
the increase in wages for the station
agents - because bther lines pay
more for the same class ~ work and
1t has sometimes been exceedingly
difficult 10 keep agents ut placei
where intersections were made with
other roads.
The raise of one-fifth of the amount
of their stipend Is one of the greatest
ever awarded in railroad circles
Huntington Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
FORMAL OPENING WILL
OCCUR THIS EVENING
Joe Grundy Enters Tailor
ing Business.
wen Known Young Man Enters u
New Field - Souvenirs 20 Those
Who Attend Tonlght's Opening.

Joseph Il. Grundy will tonight for
mally open his new merchant tailor
shop in the Leffler block on east
Church street and has extended a
cordial invitation TO the public TO at
tend the opening, Souvenirs viii be
presented TO those who call.
Mr.. Grundy has been engaged in the
clothing business for number Of
Years. Deciding that there Is a big
field here for the merchant tailor who
win supply tailor-made clothes at the
right price, he entered business for
himself. Mr. Grundy has fine To-
cation, a very desirable shop and his
success in his new field seems certain.
The opening will be hold tonight
from 10 g.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
PIP Exposition.

Washington. Aug 17.--President
Taft told a delegation of Californians
today that he would attend the cere-
monies incident to breaking ground
for the Panama Pacific exposition In
1915, early next October "if con-
gress adjourned within reasonable
time" 1t was said that the execu-
tive was OF the opinion he could be
present. II ADJOURNMENT came by
September 1.
Every member cf the California
congressional contingent and the two
senators were present to urge the
president to attend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
UNIONS ARE NOT
PERFECTLY AGREED
Bucyrus and Shelby Organizations In
Clash.

The moulders of this city are work
ed up over the action OF their broth
or moulders at Bucyrus who seem to
think that they have the only union
i2ed town In the state and that all
privileges are accorded 10 them, says
the Shelby Globe.
1t was understood in this district
that Shelby had secured the entire
rights for jollincatlon In this district
on Labor day. but Bucyrus being a
little envlous decided to hold cele-
bration OF their own, and invite some
OF Shelbys guests.
They extended invitations to Mans
field and Crestline, but TO no avail as
both towns had pledged their adeg-
lance to Shelby. II was hoped that
Bucyrus would attend this celebra-
tion. but since they nave chosen to
buck their brothers on this day tha
Shelby boys win GO ahead as plan
ned and hold their celebration re-
gardless Of their neighhors
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17

follows: President, y. G. Lawrence;
vice president, Lawrence Douce; sec-
ietary and treasurer, Miss Eulu
Young; executive committee, w. r..
Lawrence. Richard Douce and Miss
Gertrude Lawrence; literary commit
tee, Miss Elma Lawrence and Miss
Maye Lawrence.
Those present from distance werc:
George Welbourn of Union City. In
diana: Mrs. Flora Lawrence and little
spn. Francis Marion, of Bowling
Gteen, Kentuc ky; Mrs Addie Law
rcnce Preston an6 children, Frank
ana Elizabeth, also of Bowling Green,
and Miss Fay Young, of Phoenix, Ari.
zona
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
WILLIAM H. CUTLERY
is STILL MISSING
Relatives StilI Searching for Unfor-
tunate Man.
WILLIAM II. CUTLERY

WILLIAM II. CUTLERY
Although everything possible ha'
been done toward getting information
as to the whereabouts of william IL.
CUTLERY. the LaRue man who dis
appeared from the Mcmillan sanitar-
iuni at Shepard. Ohio, on July 27.
not the slightest trace has been found
by local relatives.
Mr.. CUTLERY was member of the
Masonic and Knights of Pythias
lodges, and these orders In surround
ing counties have been notified, but
rot a word has been heard about him
Relatives refuse to believe that
harm has come TO him. and feel that
he will be found working on farm
when he is finally located. A suitable
reward has been offered for any In
formation concerning the unfortunate
man.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
Latter Day Saints.

Kirkland, o.. Aug. 17.-Members OF
the reorganized church OF Jesus
Christ. Latter Day Saints. started
flocking into Kirkland tate Wednesday
for the seventy-seventh ar7iversaiv
celebration of the dedicat,.B of -,
huge old temple by Joseph Smith, Jr.
The temple was the birthplace OF
the Later Day Saints. who afterward
branched out into the great Mormon
empire OF Utah. Many church digni-
taries will attend the gathering. Be-
levers will sleep in tents, pitched
about the temple
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
Major Castlcnan.

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 1.-THE body
of Major David Castleman. whose
sudden death in a Los Angeles san
itarlum. followed his ldlrning that
his wife had filed suit for divorce,
Is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
Relatives here have not yet complet-
cd arrangements for the funeral
MAJOR Castleman was the son OF
General John B Castleman, of this
city. His wife was Ada Ralley. a
famous Blue Grass beauty of Lexing-
ton. She filed suit last week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
Attack Like Tigers.

In fighting 10 keep the blood puro
the white corpuscles attack disease
germs like tigers. But often germs
multiply so fast the little fighters are
overcome \rhen see pimples .boils'
eczema. salt>xheum and sores multi
ply and streihth and appetite fail.
This condition demands Electric Bit
ters to regulate Stomach, liver and
kidneys and to exp% pdisons from the
blood. "They are TN Hest blood puri-
fer" writes C. r. BNlphn, of Tracy
Calf, "I have eyer Wound" They
make rich. red blood, strong nerves
and build up 5our health. Try them,
soc at Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
Ducks Intoxicated.

Girard, o., Aug, 17.-Anson Jones,
farmer, threw lot OF rotten apples
into the duck yard. The fowls ate
freely and an hour later Jones found
them rolling on their backs and maxi
ing a terrible 'cackle," ingloriously
intoxicated He revived them from
the effects OF the permeated apple
juice by throwing cold water on them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
FIrst Family Rennlon.

Arrangements are now being COM
pleted and invitations issued for the
first annual reunion OF the Gruber
family which will be held at the
Miller grove, FIVE miles east OF the
Marion and Claridon pike. August 20.
Miss Marjorie owen 10 secretary OF the
association.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17

The remains Of John Talon. who
died at Denver, Colorado, last Sat
urday, arrived in this city Wednes-
day evening.
Funeral services will be held at
the st. Mary's church, Friday morn
ing. at eight o'clock. Rev. Joseph
Denning. officiating. Interments vii
be made I'm the Catholic cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
LAWRENCE-DOUCE
FAMILY REUNION
Pleasant Day Is Spent at Garfield
Park.

The Lawrence and Douce families
held their fret annual reunion at Ga9-
field park. Tuesday. August, Is. About
60 members were present, and a most
delightful day. was enjoyed by all. Aft
er bountiful picnic dinner, busi-
ress meeting was held and a per-
manent organization effected. the or
ficers for the coming year being as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
stevens Released from Jail.

Finley Stevens, who was fined $50
and costs, by Justice Conley Tuesday
evening, was released from the county
jail this forenoon upon his payment
of the costs I'm the case. amounting to
S16.50. The fine was suspended. Stew
ems was prosecuted by the County
Humane society for cruelty to ami
mails.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
small RIaze on RInIne Avenne.

Fire department No. 2 was called
TO the home Of Perry Dawson on
Blaine avenue "Wednesday after
room about four o'clock when hay IN
the barn in the rear OF the house
was discovered TO be afire. The flames
y ere extingulshed before the fremen
arrive I and no damage was done.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
WILL PURCHASE
A BLOODHOUND
J. A. Reed VIII Assist City and
County

Since participating in a search with
sherin Stark Tor temporarily insap 3
Norwegian two days ago, j. Austen
Reed has decided to purchase In
bloodhound He ls In communicatlon
with several owners Of kennels and
believes a good BLOODHOUND viii be in
great demand in the city and county
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
WILL HOLD BIG
o6r e6r SHOOT FRIDAY
Gun Club Members Invite Others TO
Participate Ia Events.

Members OF the Marion Gun club
have arranged for the biggest shoot
yet held by the organization, tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock at the club
grounds north OF the city. All lovers
Of trap shooting are invited 10 attend.
This shoot will be forerunner Of a
big event to be given by the club this
fall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
No Change.

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE In
ternatlonal Typographical union con-
vention today rejected proposition
To change headquarters of the unlol
from indianapolis to Washington.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17

Hand. the photographer, makes such
good reunion groups. Phone 367.
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