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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
m. PEARL somer Resigns.

GRINNELL, Ia, Sept. H-(special. ,
DR. Pearl Sorner, head Of Grinnell athletics
Tor the last fifteen years. has resigned. DR..
somers had been identified with the
Athletics OF the college since his entrance
GRADUATION he has assisted as coach and for
the last few years has been chairman OF the
athletic board Of the school. HIS successor
is Scott MacEachron known as one OF the
best basket ball men in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Standing Of Teams
WEST LEAGUE
AMER LEAGUE
NAT'L LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 10; Boston, 9.
Chicago, 2-2; Pittsburgh. 3-4.
Cincinnati, SIS; st. Louis, SIS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul, 4; Kansas City, q
Louisville, SIS; Toledo, 1875
Columbus, 8; Indianapolis. 3.
Minneapolis, Z; Milwaukee. g.
Games Today.
Western League-Pueblo az Omaha, Den
yer at Sioux City Lincoln az Des Moines,
Topeka at st. Joseph
National League-Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
American League-St Louis at Washing
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at
New York. Cleveland at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 14-At a meet
ing Of the state Racing commission e
was decided not to permit any racing news
to be sent from the Lexington track when
full, racing began today. All the telegraph
and telephone wires were ordered removed
and the messenger service stopped. This
is the first time that newspapers and news
associations have been prevented from
sending news from the track here.
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Total

sBatted for Hagerman in second inning
sBatted for Schneider In seventh inning.
t1PfSln ....yN,...::..:::,,,,sigSSS Is
Runs batted in: Dundon, Miller ca, Mat.
bases; Lincoln. 6; All-Stars s. Stolen
bases: Gagnier. Dublin. Spahr. Sacrifice
hit Powell. Struck out: BY Hagerman,
BY Schreihsr, 4 by Hueston, !. Bases on
balls: OFF Hagerman. !; off Fox, l. OFF
smith, 1; off Chellette, 2; off Hueston, L
Lloyd. Three-base hit: Beali Home run:
Beall. Innings pitched BY Hagerman. 2;
runs, 8; hits, s; by Fox, ); runs, 2; hits. ?;
e. EQns. N hits u RZ sehEeibeE "a nnA 4
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
BIG CROWD AT HURON FAIR
Kentucky N. Defeats Billy WiIds In
2i17 Pare In Fair Time

HURON, S. D., Sept A-An immense
crowd attended the state fair races here
today. Summary:
Glass All pace. Kentucky NJ, won; Billy
Wilds, second; DR.. Burns third. Best time
2:l5
Class $40 pace: Freckles won; Lady
sprig, second; DR.. Miller, third. Best
time 2:221z.
Two-year- old trot, half mile heats: Don
Alamo won; Dulce Loeovda, second; Ethel
Maine. third. Best time. 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
RniIdinr PeAmita.

Joseph S. Davis, 1+7 Jackson, brick addi-
ton, 50. 500; McCague Investment Company
1913 South Twentieth, brick office, 81 COO
McCague Investment company, 1sls-15- n
South Twentieth. factory, $500; Charles
Gruenig 250l Meredith avenue, frame dwell
ing, 81 500; Charles Gruenig, 24l3 Meredith
avenue. frame dwelling. 50 800
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mo- Permit the FiEht.

+, London Sept. l4-The directors OF
Eari's court, which Is controlled by the
American amusement promoter, Calvin
Brown, decided today 10 allow the John
som Wells fight to take place, having been
win not conflict with the terms Of their
hcsnkeF, ~ 'Vsf - - - sSEap-T- :,
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PITTSBURGH.
CHICAGO.
Totals. IA 8 "a IL /
HBatted for Richie in fifth.
FBatted for Richter in ninth.
Pittsburgh
Chicago

Pittsburgh .......O o l o l l 0 4
Three-base hit: Clarke. Sacrifice hits
Carey, -(2); McCarty, Leifield. Double
plays: McCarty, Miller and Wagner
zimmerman, Archer, Tinker, Doyle and
Richie. First base on balls: Off Liefield
2; off Richie. g. Struck OUT BY Leifield
2; by. McIntire, l. Wild pitch: Richie
burgh, s.; Chicago. Z. Hits: Off Richie, 8
in four innings; off McIntire, in three
innings; off Richter. ! in one inning Time
1:47. UJnpir0s: KLEIN and Brennan
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Hal Car Wins 2i1O Pace After Hard
Fought Battle.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept 4-Some interest
Western circuit harness meeting toda;', the
2:l0 pace and the go trot going five and
four heats respectively. The 2:lO pace,
after a nip and tuck fight between Hal
Car and Alta Coast was won by the for
mer Alta Coast lost by breaking twice
after winning the first heat. Josie Logan
won the 2:20 trot after some close racing
with Ida Purple and Jene Arton in four
heats The 2:30 trot went to Vice Presi-
dent in straight heats. All races were for
ri 0O0 stakes The colt race went one heat
and will be finished tomorrow, Summary:
class 2:2O trot. best three in five; purse
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
nefore Won Heacn the LimIt

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
MILLERS GET FIVE IN NINTH
Brewers Defeated When Marion is
Batted to All Corners.
SEVEN TO THREE IS FINAL SCORE
Ferris Secures Home Run-Clymer
Gets Three-BaEger--owe Ross
man and Clymer Credited
with Doubles.

MILWAUKEE, Sept 14-Niineapohs won
in the ninth by hitting Marion to all cor
ners Of the field. The score was I to 3.
Up to the final inning the game was a
nip-and-tuck battle. Marion being strong
in the pinches. The game was played on
muddy field, which made the fielding
rather uncertain. Pitcher iGlligan Joined
the Minneapolis club here today. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

An article that mas real merit should IN
time become popular That such is the
case with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been attested by many dealers. Here
is one of them. H. w. Hendrickson, Ohio
Falls, Ind. writes: "Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is the best for coughs colds and
Group, and is my best seller" For sale
by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Wthner WIN. Game.

WISNER, Neb. Sept H-(Special) y
Wisner opened its series of stock show
games Tuesday by defeating Beemer, to
q in fast game. Both teams played fast
ball. The base running OF Smith OF Wisner
featured the game be setting four stolen
.peAS8 -
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Cardinals Take First Contest.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 14.-St Louis won the
first game of a double-header from Cincin-
natl today and tied the second, which was
called after the fifth inning because OF
darkness. The first game went eleven in
nings and went to st, Louis to s, when
Compton threw wild TO first allowing
Konetchy to score the winning run. This
IS Cincinnatfs farewell series here. Score,
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Tournament 90 81. Paul.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 14-Directors OF
the International Bowling association at a
meeting here awarded the 1912 tournament
10 the West Side club of St Paul The
tournament begins February II and closes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
RACE RESULTS AT MASON CITY
neaeon pefeats Axiom In 2i1T Trot in
slow Time.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. H-F1tteen
thousand people witnessed the North Iowa
fair races yesterday. Summary:
ais pace May Reboe, won; Frances Day,
sacond. Dill Pickles third Best time, 2:l6.
SiI mace: Little Mig won; Harper Boy
second; Early Frost, third Best time, 2:l5,
9.I7 trot: Deacon. won; :, Axiom, second |;
Norris z third. Best time, 2:l9.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
ST. LOUIS
CINCINNATI.
Totals .....M Q Is II
SBatted for Geyer in fifth.
Giants Win swatfest

BOSTON, Sept. Anew York made thir-
teen runs on its sixteen hits today while
Boston could score only nine on a like
number. The hitting bee was the last
game on the local. grounds this season and
marked cleanup for New York in the
present series. Wiltse pitched we'll up to
the eighth, when he gave way to Mathew
dali who pitched for New York in the
ninth, was hit safely seven times for five
runs. Score:
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= WU-UdoS HILs'- ludIHoWSOnI InBertOn,
Mcdonald Three-base hit: Doyle Home
runs Spratt, Doyle. Sacrifice hit: Myers
Stolen bases: Murray (2) Mcdonald, De-
yore, Mathewson. Bases on balls: Off
Mattern, 2, off Weaver, l; off Hogg, 8; off
Wiltse, 2 Struck out: BY Mattern, 6; by
Wiltse, 8: by Crandall, 1. Time ZIP Inn
pires: Eason and tombstone
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
PnAhln.


Is TO neglect cold or cough. DR.. Kings
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption SOC ana SlO0 FOr. sale by
Beaten pNs 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

The Key 10 the Situation--Bee Want Ads.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Flynn Makes Long Hit.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. l4.-Jack Flyn won
todays game for st. Paul when he knocked
home run over the center field fence
1t was the longest hit ever made, on the
local grounds. Rieger held Kansas. City
to four hits Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Toledo WIns and Ties.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. H.-Louisville and
Toledo closed the local season with a
double-header the visitors winning the
first, while the second went to a seven
inning tie. Toledo won as they pleased
in the first contest, while the final clash
was hard fought until darkness stopped
proceedings. Score first game
IOTISVIIHE TOIPD0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

Hinohman, Butler, Burns. Struck out !
By Higginbotham. Q; by James, Q. Bases
on balls: Off Higginbotham, q; off
Schneider. Il off James, l. Time: $50 |
Umpires: Hayes and Handiboe Score, sec
ond game:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
CINCINNATI.
Totals. 80 1882 16
winning run scored with two out
HBatted for Harmon in tenth

ST. stn' Eoaia. .....S / So? 5S u
Two-base hits: Konetchy Mclean, Cakes
90; Three base hit: Mitchell. Bases on
balls: Ctf Harmon, 6; off Gaspar, /; off L.
LaudermIk, l; off Suggs, 4; off Compton, J.
Struck out: By Harmon, 3; by Suggs, g.
Time: 2:5o. Umpires: Finneran and Rigler
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
PUEBLO PLAYS HERE FRIDAY
Opens Up a Three Days Engagement
with the Tribe of ROuFke at
the Bali Park.

Pueblo will open up a three days en-
gagement here Friday with the Rourkes
at Rourke park. Friday win be ladies day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

Two-vear Wisconsin trot. purse 800 two
in three half mile (unfinishedl:
lone star, b. C. (Eyers) ................. 2
Early Grace, b. T. (Crippen) .....-......... 3
Music. b. h. CRoss) ..... -. ;.,...-.--.-..
Times In.
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bdtteu Ior AIenock IN seventh.
Kansas City,. o Q %
Hits: Off Brandon, in two and two
thirds innings; off Atrock, in four and
one-third innings; off Maddox, in two
Innings. Two-base hit: Hyatt Three
base hits: Beaumont, CO. Home run:
FIyn. Sacrifice hit: Beaumont Left on
bases: Kansas City, 4; ST. Paul. IL Stolen
bases: Flyn, Shannon, Corridor. Love
to Butler. Struck out BY Brandon, g.
by Altrock, 8; by Rieger, 5. First on err
on balls: Off Brandon, /; off Altrock, d;
off Maddox, q off Rieger, 2. Time: 226
Empires: Fox and Ferguson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
While Cubs Prate All Stars Beat the Anopes

Myrtle Baron. b m CKins) ..........3 2
Olive O Breirne b. m cox ......
Legal Patch blk. e. (Rodney) ........ {
ROYAL Heir br. h (Skahen) ........
Sir James b. (Burnham ......,7 3
Greta Stronghold, br. m. tBorgnerl.
Andy H, b n Of Smith ............
Friendless. b. m tNfcDonald) .....,.9 DR.
Dihalrav, Oh. h. tSnow) ...........- 10 DR.
Time, 2:lOit, 1917. 2.1lh.
Class 2lS trottins, three In five. purse
81 200.
Hannah Louise b m. by The
Emperor (Shank) .............1 1
Baron Aberdeen. b. g. (Carpen-
teri ........-....,. ..'..' ...s--..s. =
sunflower, b. m. CHowelD ...... 2
Lettie Lee, b. m. tWhite) ...,,9 3
Miss Burbrook. b m. (McDon-
R R &: i! ! ,f,a; ;s.ss.,
Eidoline Elsenor, blk m. (ska-
Bon Ami. br. m. (spence) 10 I 3 70
A Laundry, b. m. (Bitner) ..lS u Z TO
oakland Flobar. br. $. LAS
selD ......................u 9 10 70
Peter Red, BIS. (Geers) .........B II TO
Special to beat sOi trottins The Har-
vester b. h., by Walnut Hal. Time by
quarters sO&, 1:OlN :slls, 2:09k (Geers)
To beat 2:30N trotting: Rhide Harden.
b. m, by Biengen-Lckes, won. Time:
To beat 2:sON, trotting Toddington. b.
h., by Moko-Fanella, Murray Hill FARM,
won. Time, ppm.
To beat $50. trotting: Lord Todd, h h..
by Todd-Dorr, won. Time. 2:29a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

IWo-base hit: Perring Struck out: BY
White, 2; by Burden, q Bases on balls:
Off Cooper, &; off Burden, 2; off White, l.
Time; 1:40. Umpires Bierhalter and Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

- Two-base hits: Owens, Clymer, Ross
man. Three-base hit: Clyner. Home run:
Ferris Hits. off Waddell, 8 in three in
nings; off Leverett, in six innings. Sac
rifice hits: Rossman, Leverett, Clark.
Double play: Clark to Lewis to Dolan.
Left on bases Milwaukee, s; Minneapolis.
pitched ball Clymer. Struck out: BY
Marion, l. by Leverett s. by Waddell, 2
Time: 1:Ss. Umpres: McNulty and
Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
CHICAGO
N II


ran for Bransfed in the ninth.
"Batted for Brown in the ninth.
Pittsburgh ..........O 0 0 0 0 o IS
Chicago ..............0 0 o 0 o %
Two-base hits. Clarke, Simon, Brans-
field. Three-base hit: EVers. Home run:
Clarke. Sacrifice hit Mccarthy. Stolen
base: Tinker. Double play: Archer to
Bransfleld. Bases on balls: Off Camnitz
8; off Brown l. Struck out. By Camnitz,
8; by Brown, T. Wild pitch: Camnitz
Left on bases: Chicago, Z. Time: 1886
Umpres: ODay and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
WILLY DEFEATS FAST FIELD
European Trotter Wins from Grace in
Excellent Time.
GOOD MILE BY THE HARVESTER
SIR r.. Captures $4,000 Syracuse
Pacing stake, the Feature Of Days
ProRram--BedeIia Breaks
Leg while in Lead.

SYRACUSE, N Y. sept. H-with
weather conditions against him and the
track heavy The Harvester, champion
stallion trotter made a vain attempt az the
state fair track yesterday TO lower his
record of POI. He made the quarter in
o;SO%, the half in l:01k the three-quarters
in 1914 and the mile in 2:08h. The per-
Torrance, in view Of the conditions was
considered remarkable one He may try
to lower the worlds record
OF the six races on the program today,
the feature was the 5000 Syracuse pacing
stake, which was won by Thomas w. Muir
phys Sir R. The 2O4 class pace was won
handily by Earl, Jr. in straight hests
Fritz took the Ra Moo No stake for three
year-olds in similar style
The 2ls trot developed a five-heat strus-
gle with Hannah Louise the winner. Be
della, brown mare. driven by Harry tt
tus, won the second and third heats in
sensational style but in the fifth heat
broke her leg while trotting straight away.
The European horse, Willy, defeated a
classy field in the POS trot in straight
heats at the cost Of new record. lowering
his mark from 2:O4R to 2:Oe1s. Summary;
The onoondasa, 2o4 pane|two in three.
Earl, Jr, or. s., by the The Earl (Cox) 1 1
The Able, blk s. CWhite) ...............3 3
Independence Boy, S. g. (Valentine). Q 8
waiter W, b. g. (Benyon). ............. 4
Time. 2.O4ll, 2:054.
The Ka-Noo-No. 2:25 trot, two in three.
purse $1,000:
Fritz CHI. g., by Danvers CCorwin) &C.. 1
Mrs Stokes, b. r (SerrilD ............. 8 3
king Anbit, CHI. c. HowelD ............ 2 4
MISS Nowaday, b. g. I.asselD ..........4 s
Glass 2:OS trottine two In tbraA r,,rsa
81, 200:
Willy, b. h., by wilbur (Pennock). 1
Grace, oh. m. (MoDevitt) ................ 2
Gray Gem, r g. (Skahen) .............3 s
Lee Wilson, b. g. (Dodge) ............4 8
Fuzz johnson, b. s (Ceers) ,... <
Cascade, oh: m. CMurphy) ................ S
Major Wellington, b. &. (McDonald).... .
creighton, b. 6. nasselD ...............7 Z
Muda Guy, b. m (SerrilD ..............9 s
The Huguenot, b g. (Benyon) ......... DIS
Time, 2061e, 206%.
The Syracuse 2:l1 pace. three in five.
purse 5000
Sir R, b. g. by The Stole CMur-
Hal B., jr., br. h. CEassonj .........i 2 :
Peter the Second, br. S. CValen-
rChel - -. ''''''.'''.''......'
Time, 2:O7A 2:O4H 2:O41k. 2:04Ik.
Class 2l6 pacing, three in five, purse
Helen B.. b. m. by Hal B. crorr).. / 1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
LOUISVILLE


IWo-base mt: Butter. Ihree-base hts
Hinchman, Burns. Struck out: BY Long
4; by West, 2. Bases on balls: Off Long
2. Time: 1880 Umpires: Hayes and Hand
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
white Puzzles Columbus.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 14-Colunbus
could not solve Whites pitching and lost
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15
Totals. .....AO Is Ell

sBatted for Mattern in the seventh.
'Batted for Hogg in the ninth.
New York 2 O.5 0. o o o 6-l3
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-15

Totals. ....s2
sRattAd Tor Ram in seve.nth
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WEDDING BELLS
TOMORROW MORN

Curtains "Ner the window at tin Woman's ENohaug, aroused in. .ur. i"sitN of d number of peopir. th. Nuu get stan a~ urll Investigation proved that something aul of th. ordinary was m prnsre--. Th, Kitchen raugr was working overtime. like a great banquet Ma being prrpar,.d Tho r.presentafiN, af the Nugget ua= m formed a wedding was tu tal1r place tomorrow mnrnm4 u SI Je~,ph.~ church tt t-u a.,l"rh when Garluula- m,w LNn,h will h. joined in mtr. rlas. ro Ni-~ Ta, a crgd.n anr A th, mymhyr- af thr Woman E> chang, stan and between th, hours uf and Q Tuesday evening the happy eoupl, will hc at home to their friends The Nugget took particular pains tu secure th, address which i~ No. lls D street.
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Nugget Special Service

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Th. experts employed to make an analysis of the contents of the st :" achs of the OK humed bodies of four of the supposed victims of Mrs. Louise vcrmialya. have handed in their report tn the commis- sioncr of police. together with the un- used material for other chemists to check up their work
 The result of their analysis proves that the people had all been given arsenic for there was sufficient of the poison in their systems to give strong reactions form the Marsh test to tho more delicate ones
 The chemists report the contents of the stomaehs turned over to them as arsenious to a dangerous degree and the patients. or people whose remains were eXhumed. came to their death by poison from taNine doses of the com mrrcial drug known as arsenic.
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2 EXTRA JURORS
 WILL BE DRAWN
Nugget Special SsrN ee.

Nu99et opectdl otfN cs.
 Los ANGELES, Nov i3.-The state will take advantage Of the new Cali fornia law. and swear in two extra jurors in the McNamara ease now be fore the court.
 The state to protect itself in ease any of the jurors should becom. in disposed as is often the ease in trials lasting for weeks as the James Me Namara case gives indications of do ing, will swear in two extra jurors who will attend the case. The two extra men hear the evidence from first to last and act as a substitute should any one of the regular members of the panel fall Ill and have [" he absent from the case.
 During the trial all the jurors con nected with the trial will be under lock and key ont of court hours that is they will be boarded ny the state and constantly under the watchful eye of state official and detectives from the minute they are accepted as jurors.
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Nusge, Special Service.

ASTORIA. Nov la.-The steam schooner Washington ran aground in Il very dangerous position this morn ng just inside of the Columbia bar Tn, waves an naw breaking over tn. Nessel and the twenty feur passengers besldes the crew "n board the steamer ar, duumgd tor the storm has iucreas- ,d n tlaIeHs,- and na boat can live iu tho hullng surf now breaking about the grounded vessel that i~ lithl.. to go tu pieces ny moment.
 The vezsrl was tryiee to e,t insid,. the Columbia river bar running ahead of tho storm and aftsr. pounding over thr outer bar was driven upon the in usr coluuh.a har by the force of .he hr,ak,r-- The crew and passengers can hr distinctly seen with a glass and th, decks of the steam schooner Washington are being washed fore amt an hy huge waves
 All thr passengers and crew are in tn, riggmg and should the masts go hy the board there win ho little chance of saving any of them. for no small boat could live in the boiling ~arf now breaking on the har,
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SCORES OF DEATHS REPORTED
 MILLIONS LOST IN PROPERTY

Nugget Special Service
 SEATTLE. Nov I&-Th. Middle W.-I ,nd Northern states ar. now in th, -rt-r ur t blizzard. that Is ~wocp- m1 ..,r t.- ,"uutry io-troyine prop. rrtv f- lhr ..>t.nt of millions. and l.asm- a poth or death in its wake.
 This morning u.Ireraphic dispatches n"m sH "e.r tn, country repeat tl, same taml death -frcezme and dc. -tru,tiou nt property f" the extent of millions
 The s7Id,u change "r tomprratur. pr.a.dHe tH. .torm k largely rcspon- -in', nn thr ~corcs of deaths. and mur. -Haerne iu th" storm area. vhyh pr.,t th" Central states on Sat maay aud u,ld them in its death like grip 1H day yesterday
 In thr states of Illinois Wisconsin. K"utucl, Indiana. Missouri and Kan ~a~ cyclones and blizzard- is quite the a-hi"u snd th. worst of th" whole atmosphere conditions is the report sent "ut from Washington that th, "ntir" country wil be subjected To sudden chaup,~ and storms during th, entire week
 Mercury Drops Sixty Degrees m Nine
 Hours
 E
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MARKING RECAPTURED
 DRAGON AGAIN ON TOP

ir. mol marrHug fartb ro eupt-, ra. reNolutioui-t~ who are elmpea ~ame three miles .aary auatme nr r.=sa fpreemeut~ and mmanttaa ts u.a4 tn. attack
 The reh,I- ar taaam- th,r trm, and will repay th, mr.riHi-t- faf lUs manner iii which thoy -laH-ht.f.t tIa. inhabitants ottmp of mon. women and children heads lrr,-p-rtls aH their loyalty te ,mlnrar er th. Dos government [" be established
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Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SHANGHAI, Nov. 13.-Reports shows that no actual fighting has talk en place since Saturday. the whole country is in state of suspense. The army of the impcrialist awaiting the next more on the part of the revolu- tionists who are now prepaing for the final struggle |" overthrow the Mon chus
 e-enforcements and munitions of war are being collected by the mem hers of the new republic, and ammun- ition is being distributed to the army in the field. but no active engagement equipped to bring the revolution to an end
 ready to he in at the finish. for the final struggle is merely matter of a few days. or until the rebels can get supplies to the. thousands of men who are anxious to engage in the fight for the establishment of a republic form uf government.
 Tartar General Executed.
 FOoCHOW. Nov 13.-This morning one of the tartar generals held by the re1outionists was beheaded in the public square for taking part in the
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NEW SMOKE STACK
 FOR CITY sATs HOUSE

FHs Hrs committee sol alter Mr S"lhrrs af lhe Cin Bath Ii"a~e y~s- tsrlaN aua made him yr,st H ueu -mals. stack ta hI- establishment Tn. ald an, ssa- rauua ia h,. defective. and
 S"I" uutn- ra h. au th, safe -ld. F. ttIs ,,ru ar H- trade ordered brand n.A nna installed at once. Uhlch Na~ u ra,. a few hours after tho m-r.sfa ar.uams#d ghe ald uu. ~ru- -ar.
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PRETTY WEDDING
 SATURDAY NIGHT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-13
wITTENsERG NEEDS
MORE ROOM

Aittenb.rg. oi the Chicago aui Washington store. k in need of more room to meet the demands of his growing business. and will move into new quarters this week The Chicag store will be moved into the como tiouS quarters formerly occupied by the North Star restaurant. and win be in what is now termed the business center of Nome