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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

The last $1,000 required to assure
uic erection i'm Des Moines OF "a monu-
ment in Senator Allison has been re-
cciNcd. Tho amount now iu hand is
t315S6. which is sufficient 90 secure
thc conditional fund of $1,000 voted
hy the legislature two years ago.
The Indiana Democratic Editorial
Association has indolscd Governor
Marshall for the presidential nomina-
ton in 1912.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13
How King George
Will Be Crowned

Details of the Coronation of Englands New Sovereign
and His Queen June p, In Westminster Abbey.
Form and Order of the Service and the Ceremonies,
Compiled From Official Sources---Solemn Rites At
tending the Function Archbishop OF Canterbury
Personally Crowns His Majesty and Queen Harry
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY
gives instant relief and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis and
Hay Fever Sold by druggists mail on
receipt of price 500.
Trial Package by mail 10 cents.
WILLIAMS MFG. Co. Props. Cleveland. Ohio
For Sale at VastbInder & Read, Su-
,Derior Pharmacy, Eagle Drug store.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

THE REV. RANDALL r. DAVIDSON, ARCH
BISHOP OF CANTERBURY, WHO WILL
CROWN THE KING AND QUEEN.
TO the king. first saying these words
Our gracious king, we present you
with this book. the most valuable
thing that this world affords Here
is wisdom; this is the royal law; these
are the lively oraclcs Of God" The
Bible then is replaced upon the altar.
The differentiation.
Now comes the enthronization. Sec
ond only I'm interest To the actual
browning. The king Is lifted into bis
throne by bishops and other peers. all
the great mobiles standing about the
steps of the throne. The archbishop
admonishes his majesty to stand firm
and establish your throne in right
eouSness. that it may stand fast for
evermore. like as the sun before him
and as the faithful witness I'm heaven"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13
Queen Mary's Turn.

Thus end the coronation and on.
thronization OF the king. The cere.
mony for the queen is not so elaborate
Queen Mary is anointed by the arch.
bishop. four peeresses meanwhile hold
ing over her n rich pail Of cloth of gold
The ring Is put upon her finger and the
crown upon her head. after which all
the peeresscs present put on their coro.
nets. The presentation of the scepter
and the ivory rod with the dove fol.
lows, and the queen takes her seat
upon her throne, bowling reverently as
she passes the throne OF her husband.
After communion the king descends
from his throne and, wearing the crown
and carrying the scepter and rod. goes
into st. Edwards chapel. followed by
great procession of bishops, peers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

CORONATION CHAIR IN WHICH BRITISH
MoNARcHs HAVE BEEN CROWNED For
GENERATIONS.
and princes. The queen follows. and
they proceed in state into the chapel.
where his majesty is relieved of the
royal robe of state and reclothed in
his robe of purple velvet. Their maj
estes proceed TO the west door of the
church. whore they entered. all the
peers following, wearing their cOro-
nets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

beginning with the archbishop all
the princes aud peers kneel before tho
throne and vow allegiance To the SOW.
ereign. after which the archhshon
kisses the left cheek of his ma lestv
The Prince of Wales also takes tho
VOW OF homage. and all the princes %
the royal blood touch the crown ON hls
maJesty's head and kiss the kings left
check. When the homage IL ended
the drums shall beat and the trumnets
sound and all the people shout. CRYING
out: "God save King Georgel Long
i've King George! May the king live
forever!
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13
Arohbisbop's Busy Day.

rs. the communion. 10 the TIE Deum; -
the recess.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

Now comes the climax moment " tho
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Gn.r spieseI

iptro eud. falIs gusr f0rperTidss lins
btbaaeH bas nod, niht tbui, aor bcIb
Don Curtin itIttien Hluie, Der sotoe
elmer usnsens ohtr gebertronibtii, srs
sabIsn. lie tief umrdnberisn. mutten
aussn, bic bIauIidKH eber farbloTen
IIppsn uno bie ipohsaeIbe Defihiss
farbs trifpsn nitt. a0mmt ntm qSrs
per, Der NIT siftigsn Gtoffsn liberia.
ben III, fhnea gu 6iilfs. sbe bos lleb,l
nod fdlimmer unb isinepeilnna lonas
ipisrietr toirb. 6iiIfe finbes Chr aber
out jeotn Jan burn be bertibmttn
ct. 6ernorb arduterpiIIsn. Rein,
Gbtnbsn Metnlle, fDnbsrn nur g,fton@
jsnasIfs easin. 26 Cent?. apottetsn.
q 6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Mseresfata taiirOpben oes eSabres
1911
Bon DiIbtIm arebs (grobftottb.,.)

Bon UiIbtIm arebs (groBftottb.,.)
e'ne gang ungeipohnlide Grfheis
nung i'm Gebsn bts gaesres bat bas
Jobr 1911 5peimal gebraft. 8rOBe
9srben bon WaIen finb Don einsr r1ibs
ieIbaftsH JIuibbstptsuns apsimal On
ben Strano esporfen porben. giuf
per'lns. Jslanb, nabe Der Rorbpef.s
.te 5asmdnias, ipurben 81 qrofe
5biere es5ahlt. gei penSanee, nak
Der Sloptitsds gnglonos, iparsn es
90, oaeroinss meift tIeiners Grems
plare. 9smsrtsnsn<rtb sri6sinsn aud,
otsIs Srte. Sis IitgeH auberorbeuis
lih inmmetrif6. an ben oseaniffgn
eingGngen 3Epeisr breiten Weeresfiras
ben une IN Der .riien sefHiisisn 9uht,
ble oieie ben pornaItenben Cuff unb
UIserssiirpmunaen, ben Stromunsen
mad Often. gsseniiber bietsn. gle Iiss
gen iosar einanoer nnbtsu an'ipobal.
pertins liegt unttr 40,8 Grab iiios
Ii6er greite. 1861 Grab Diili6er
Sanee. psn5anee untsr 5O,1 Dras
noro!i6er greite, Sc Grab tpeItliher
eanse. pertins iiest aIio nur um
10.7 9ran Der 9reife 1/34 bes Grbens
runoss, unb Inn 29,8 Grab Der aGna.,
1/13 bes Grosnrunbes, bon berieniaen
Stele Der Grboberfldhe entferni, Die
penSanee i'm mathematician SiAnk
gegentber liest. 0r0Bere 0enduigitis
ten tonnsn aud taum eriportet fwrz
ben. Die eiesntli1en 6erbe beibsr
greignif. miiffen obnebin etipos obs
feiis in Der 9iefiee iiibfpeiiliG pon
beioen Stranbuugsifenen Iitssn. Dena
noh ben atldntiihen unb ritielmeeri.
fhen unterfudungen bes s5iirIien 4Is
bert bon Wonaeo, Der Wnls iogur als
cine art frsitpiuiser Jiidereioppnrois,
gum ginfangen ieltener Siefieetbiere
benubte, ipIslt iih ein 6oupttbeil bes
WdIlebens In Der 1iefiee ab. Das
I5orenmser, in btm ber fiiritIihs
1ioIoge jene entbedungen ma6ie, Dat
nod ben iDeitsren Wpr5ug. cine ausgts
prdgt Dulianiide 1kffee Su iein unb
5fDor ni9t gum S9dben fsinsr Ieten.
ipenbenben ardfte. Denn Elm nnberss.
erIt felt benz CONNER 1910 ents
t4leieries MssrssrdtbfeI. bic Brute
lhl6stg ess 4a!s Mfss axf sis sslsas., .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

nitt liegsn. tuenr ss mir niht gflingt,
tbn unb ieinen Greunb auh 3u meinsn
- gu nnferen 6reunoen 5u mahen.
Rein, nein, bieie bsiben ,llnssrtrennlis
den, fpenn ih and bohit ldnaian
iino beoofti1m al Werte gebe, Inn ile
nidt au iiberiiiirasn, Die laiis itb msintr
Sanb niht 10 leiht rpieoer entid)Iiiz
pfen. Solte sslpiiIsnbafts. cole Hotus
rem tam ih gsbrdudsn. lie paiIen 3li
ben ihlpierisen unternebmunsen zines
eroben unb rebtIihsn aaufmannes,
benn leiosr Gottes, untsr ben jun9sn
Wdnnern, Die iih unter ben perfiihreri.
ihen Stab Wereurs beugen, finoet
man niht oft bic GbrIi6teit. bic @roB,
mutb, bic 5ohber5iateit in 10 greifz
barer @eitaIt. llno nun tsnnit 9n
meine aniift iiber uuIere @6ite unb
ih bic Define uniere llnterbaltuna
lit dlfo gu Gnoe uno ih tpia fhta=
fen oeben!"
aoeIe erbob iit, tiibte BEN Batter
duf Stirn unb WSunb unb fpiinff1ie
ibn bonn @runne hires 6er3ens cine
reft CUTE Rddt, tporauf iie leift uno
betpsglih ipie cine GIfs bas b1lbouniIs
3imm:r perIieb.
Der Batter blieb uoh einige Winuten
in feinsm Seiiel iiben unb ihauts Der
f6pnen Gri6einnnQ g:oanteupon naG.
rSie 1T ipie ibre Wluttsr!" fante er
IeiIe feufynb - ,uno Die mar ein Grss
gel - ooum in Fs audi 10 friih su
ben enQeIn gesdneen -- mir pisl 5u
frib!"
llno er erhob iidl, trut on bas nod
offene 5eniter unb itbaute nit ieuhtsn
augsn gu ben bIin'tnosn Stsrnen bin
auf. bic eliiheno roth, rpis fie in Der
ieinen Guft Der S6pei3er gsres 70 oft
erftsinen, fhon lor1: aus ben SSerHen
bes Uetbers an BEN mattbIduen oims
msls9su0lbs ithtbor gsporosn iparen.
qber nudbsm CT Inn StiIlsn ieine Ges
oantsn Su ibnen erbobtn. tehrte er oas
NIT fpieoer su Der Gros 3uriii unb
nun fummte ibm, pbne oab sr iih bar
iiber gang tldr irerbsn ,onuts. mans
DIES gBort i'm Ohre lpiebsr, mas er 10.
sbsr aus ieiner 5ottsr Wlunos esbort
~9m!" iagte er su ii6. riuus Tie bod
sisentlih fir Elm ndrriihss m6bden
1T! Sic mD6te eirsn iung.n, fr0hIi
den Wlanr trdurig. ia ipeinen feheH,
bios bomit ih bic BON ihr entoedte
IehnIihtsit ouffinosn tann. ga, nds
begreiis Gtner! Q8os mag bds nur
fir cine Isbnlihtett iein2 Dab Tie |
ioIbe osfunbeu bat. 1T iitsr, r. fpran |
3u srnIt uno tpenn re 70 ipri6t, banu |
fiihlt fie ouh tisf. ga, ia, ss iii |
i,Ifam - bod. if piu mir kuts ben |
appf ni6t barber 3sr5r:tsn. ptnn Der |
henttgs 3ds ~ id IRE MID oetpib |
niht borin - Bat s.ne cute Saat in
mstn 5dus gsbrdt:, uno it piu G0tt |
bitten, oab er Reeen uno SonnsnIhsin |
Sur rehten 3eit itnos. I'm ibn Ssitis |
auieshtn 3u lufeH. gSfleaer min ih |
ibu Ibon. osnn biefs iung,u mGnnsr |
- bic muB ih mir ,robsru - fie Der
fprehsn bds Bette So uub i5 - tp.tbe
aIt uue elm alter WanH bsbarF sin.r
lpodersn Stiibe, bamit er uiht mamie, /
penn siHmal ein tftinsr Gturm tommt |
- ia"
uuo nod einmul Iisb fit Der quite
Srr Srminser in fsinen SeiTsl fallen
unb trdumts nod cine snn3, DsiIe in
ahrIiher W:iis iort, pbne suran AL
bsnten, bob sr ihon Ianss babe gu
gsit gshsn fpoqsu.
(5crtf.suns foIgt) :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
(Jortfesuns foIst.)
So uriQnte

Stuoent: .Du, Sntsl. mann pilIit
Du mir enblih bic Derfprodsnsn bunz
bert Mart geb.n91
SnteI: yNur GsbuIo, lieber Qsff..
tousMt 3sit, soumt 1ral.!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--Ais ssrinmtshe---
Wa6rlagerin 0ieles 3eita(ters

e1rn In Der dIitftsn Belt CAB es gentle
1rionsu, bic bnrs bic e6dpfurs b5per besobi
waren. uub - Heat fein 8tpettei boz. bat
ana teutsntaee nod @erfoaen eriftiren, b's
eurn slne nnbsfdHnte ftraf: I'm stanoe fins
E.eIes gu ttun unb poraassuiaeen, nas fiji
anners erFtounIt III anb bIesbt. 5ir SoInsS
BOT bic Rntur eiefe Dame betonbers beshnf.tet
bern he bat ibr BITE feItene @abe oerlseben. bas
csben .crer Dlitmeufnsu sute e'n oniseftlaot'
nes Pr6 aenau 5u !sien. Sereebt ntef. oaB
ae In sbrer eieenen sfeitsens an Seettn Moenns
rcuArt Iehmt bic Gaft Gnb Gar sft;ih bib
eeesiu aoense, born aett bisitIbe binauf, bis
Str ete tnsne MeGieens boa Sraa q. Dasasr
srreidt. 9as aans III sus Itnien Sono una
am Baum liz ber name:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
eeefsy asemne. einrSss. GiuetnnaiL G.
Rrsis 80 Geuss uno barnber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
TAFT SPENDS
 SUNDAY OMAHA
Nugget Special s,rv,e

Nugget Special S,rnes.
 OMAHA, Neb. oct 2.-President Taft spent the Sabbath here resting from his speech making tour
 The president went for an automobile church u the morning The day was spent in complete rest for he has to make three speeches on an average every day during the coming week. From this city he will work his way up toward the Northwest through Col urado. Wyoming Idaho and Washing ton. Then he will swing south through oregon and California the following week. and will be in san Francisco to attend the ground breaking ceremonies for tho Panama exposition.
 Next sunday the president will -peud u the Northwestern state. Wash lurton and wlll reach Tacoma or Sc attlc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
WESTERN UNION
 LEASES CABLES
Nugget Special Service.


 LONDON. Oct. Qualification of the cable companies of all cables between England and the United States asd Canada to the Western Union are r.. ported today.
 There has been rumors for some time of the Western Union Telegra ph Company securing control of the trans Atlantic cables. but they have been de- nied by the officials of the compar y The ratification of the leases today by the London owners proves the rumola were well founded
 From now on all messages crossing the Atlantic vii he under the care o' the Western Union Company who hsN. a long lease on all the cables noU lr operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
MINING EDITION
 READY QUARTZ DAY

The Mining and Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget Is expected to he ready for distribution on Quartz day, october 7th. The aim of the publish ishers is to have it ready by that time, and the copy for the popular work is nearly all fin.
 We can safely state at this time that many of the successful business houses in Nome will be represented in the book. and the quartz of the country is given ample attention. In fact we are featuring quartz this year in our pub- iication, while last season we featured the dredging of Seward Peninsula.
 Some twenty-four pages in the edi- ton are devoted to quartz and We will show cuts of many dredges now in op-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
AMERICAS FIRST
 DIVORCE CASE
Nugget Special Service.


 BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 2.-Among the two volumes Of early day court pro eeedings now being issued from the press is a record of the first divorce ever granted in the new world.
 The local papers have the following to say about the find:
 Records of the first divorce granted in America have been dicovered among the priceless court records. formerly neglected. and at one time used as bed ding by British soldiers in Boston They have recently b,'en compiled into volumes.
 The first divorce in this country was handed down by the court of assistants Of the Massachusetts Bay county in lsi3. In the decree Annie Clarke was freed from Dennis Clarke.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
Nugget Special Service.

OMAHA. Oct 2.-For the past 24 hours the rain has been coming down hind in their schedule time. bridges have been washed ont and the traffic in general Is held up.
 President Taft arrived in this city eleven hours late last Saturday night owing to the roadbed being in such un- safe condition the officials of the road
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
OUR EGGS ARE NOT

shipped up here mixed with general cargo, in the hot. foul hold Of a ship but in a nice clean cold storage cham Der where the temperature IS kept even at 3i temperature. The stock that We expected to last us ali winter IS over three -fourths sold SO if you want the best egg in the market put in your order while they last. si2.5o per ease.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
ROWE vs. ALASKA BANK

In the district court the case Of W J. Rowe vs. Alaska Bank and Safe De- posit Company is being heard. and fla . ble to take the attention of the court today and tomorrow.
 Elwood Bruner is representing Rowe while F. F.. Fuller and Ira n Orton are representing the bank
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
MADER0 ELECTED PRESIDENT
 JOSE SUAREz WYE, OF MEXICO

styled in his own country.
 Madero is simply a citizen, and yet, as every Mexican knows, Madero, not De la Barra, is the real ruler and has collected within himself as much of power as ever rested in the unchecked hands of Diaz.
 Madero has courage, moral courage. physical courage.
 There is nothing of the demagogue. nothing of the Jack Cade. about Ma dero. He holds the people by his will ingness to risk death and fortune for their sakes. They may doubt others; they believe in him.
 He is against huge wealth in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
Nugget Special Service.

LONDON. oct. 2.-It has been re- ported here that early this morning the Italian navy consisting of four battle ships, five cruisers and three torpedo boats encountered the Turkish fleet at the entrance of the pardanellcs. and after an engagement lasting two hours the Turkish fleet was completely anni- Inflated.
 No particulars of the sea fight was received outside "f a wireless dispatch that was forwarded from the admiral of the Italian navy stating they had en- cOuntered the Turkish navy in full force at the entrance of the Dardancllc,, early this morning. That the enemy was In battle line ready to commence the combat That they had engaged
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02

mining such as hydraulic works and ditch scenes.
 The Nome Quartz mill will be seen in an elaborate cut provided the mill is completed in time and the directors are able to secure a picture in the next twenty four hours.
 No person can afford to leave Nome without a copy of the Mining and Dredging dition for 1t will contain more facts and figures than any one person could collect about the country in a year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
STREET CAR COLLISION
 YOUNGSTOWN. WASH
Npssst Special Service

Npgget Spee,al Service.
 SEATTLE. Oct. "A street ear col- lsion happened in Youngstown today in which one passenger was killed and fifteen injured The cars rounded corner together one late making for a witch and came together head on.
 Both cars were telescoped m the cnl- lision. and the injured passengers are TOW being cared for in the hospital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special SerNice.
 WASHINGTON. o"'. 2-The Uu,t.d States government has made .. d.clq- ration of neutrality m ,h. strlggl" now going on between TurE"y and Italy.
 The American crHis"rs and gun hpnt, in the war zone have i.e,n ordare c. observe the strictest u,utralitN daring the war now on. Al ,",ler was s.n, to the admiral now in command d rhy American fleet about to en,cr the Su~z canal to return to Turkey and ths scene of the fight to protect the inter ests of Americans if necessary. Should the Turks commence to war against foreigners in their country Co protect
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
coNFEDERATEs TO MEET
 IN WAsHlNTGoN IN 1913
Nugget Special Service. Via skasws, Whitehorse and EaaIe.

MEMPHIS, Sept 2s.-Plans are on foot for reunion of all the national soldiers, including confederates and unionists to meet at Washington. D. c. sometime during the year 1913.
 All who have taken part in battles. or are members of the American army. will be invited to attend. It is expect ed to have one of the largest encamp- ments ever gotten together in the coun- try during times Of peace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02

hands of the few while the hands of the many are empty.
 Free speech. free press. clean cleo tions and unhampered vote. These are Madero's articles of faith.
 spiritualist in a Catholic country The state church condemns Free Ma sonry. yet Madero is a Free Mason.
 Undersized. bookish. rich. one of fif- teen children.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
SUPPLIES SENT
 TO BEDFORD
Nugget Special Service.


 NEW YORK. Oct. 2-Supplies were today forwarded to Bedford. the Hud- son Bay explorer who is now in the far North mapping that section of the country.
 The explorer will remain in the far North during the coming winter and the supplies being forwarded to him at this time are for the coming winter
 There is stretch of country thou sands of miles square in the vicinity of Hudson bay that has never been ex- plored or plated and 1t Is believed Red ford will be able to furnish much i'm formation about the country when he returns early next summer as he now intends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
VICTORIA DUE
 TOMORROW

According to the wireless dispatches from the steamship Victoria last night the vessel is due to arrive here some time tomorrow. The hour of the ships arrival Is not known at this time. but the local agent. Mr. Clark. states he will hear for the ship tonight and will learn the hour the vessel is due.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
FLOODS IN NEBRASKA
 DOES MUCH DAMAGE

would not permit the tram carrying the executive making very fast speed They would not take chances.
 The crops not harvested will hr greatly damaged by the recent floods for the lowlauds on the state for miles and miles are inundated. IL Win take several days to straighten ont the washout on some Of the branch roads here in the states according tn the lu- formation reaching this center
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
HILLS COVERED WITH SNOW.

This morning at seven o'clock the foothills and mountains were white with snow and on the SaNtooth peaks the fall Is quite heavy
 Considerable frost is reported out in mining camps back from the beach but there is plenty of water for mining purposes
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
TURKISH FILE Fl VENTILATED
MORGAN ARRANoEs CAMPAIGN
 FOR WALL STREET
Nugget Special Service, Via skseway Whitehorse and Eagle.


 NEW YORK. Sept. 29.--J P. Nor gan Is now arranging campaign to hold mp the stock market during the coming year. for prices of stock in the mence to fall off Also times may be such until the election of a president a panic may take place in the selling market causing a slump that would prove disastrous to the welfare of stock holders.
 The plan of Morgan is awaited with interest by Wall street brokers for the majority of them are loaded down with stock al' being long and bear raid" would force many of them to the wall
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
Nugget Special Service.

NEEDLES. Oct 2-The santa Fe overland limited wss ditched west of this city last night while running al full speed and several were killed outright in the piling up of the cars.
 Details of the wreck are lacking and the number killed or injured will not be known until the special which has been dispatched Co the scene of the wreck returns.
 All the news that has reached here is 10 the effect that the limited which was three hours late was ditched by a washout on the track. in the carrying out of two bent bridge across a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
GETTING READY
 TO LAUNCH BOATS

A so"n as the sea commenced tn quiet down this forenoon the owners of the vessels who came ashore during the storm commenced to make ready to launch their boats
 Several of the mosquito fleet are now high and dry on the beach but the harges rode out the storm in good shape with perhaps one exception
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
SEVERAL KILLED IN
 WRECK ON SANTA FE

small stream The cars left the track or three of them when the engine jumped the bridge and those killed wers in the smoker. the Pullman and obser- vation ear remained on the track and outside of a shaking up the passengers in the standard slecpers were not in jured
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
REPORT HAS THE ITALIAN FLEET
 CLEARING TURKS FROM THE SEA

th, enemy and after two hours of fight ing every ship that the Turks had sent against them was sent to the bottom .of the entrance or just inside Of the passage
 The foreign office has not heard one word about an engagement and are i'm cliurd to discredit il but the local pa Q pcrS are printing full accounts of the arrangements with picture of the yes ~clS belonging to both nations engaged in the conflict opposite the mouth of tho, pardanelles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
FREE TOLLS CONVENTION
 FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Special to the Nugget via Sksswsy Whitshorse and Eagle.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 29.-The convention for trying to secure free tolls to all American ships passing through the Panama canal when com pleted will meet in this city on Monday next
 Many prominent steamship people are expected to attend. and congress will be petitioned to grant certain conces- sions to American shipping in order to stimulate the carrying of American goods in American bottoms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-02
UNITED STATES WILL
 REMAIN NEUTRAL

the lives and property or all nations until such time as they can send war vessels
 England has two battlrships and scv- cral cruisers near the scene Of the battle ground and are heading for the bardauelles to protect the property oi Eugli~hmcn wh" have millions invested in Turkey. It is believed the war will be of short duration on account of the Turkish cabinet rcsigniug in a body and leaving the sultan without means ui rdrAi,ts "u the struggle.
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