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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
Terrific Blizzard also Sweeps
Over Southern Missouri
Valley
Warmer Weather and Fair
IS Predicted for North
Dakota
(By Assoclateu Press J

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. 28.-The
thermometer went a-tumbling in the
northwest last night and today stiff
wind carrying a sting is sweeping
portions of Minnesota and the ada
cent states, while warmer weather
generally is predicted. La Crosse,
Wis, reports a blizzard with heavy
fall Of snow and impeded traffic.
Green Bay, Wis.,, advices tell of be.
lated trains, the delay due to foot
of snaw. Fair weather and warmer
is predicted Tor North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
10y Associated prese)

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-Baron Gustav
Samuel James de Rothschild died
here today. He was born in Paris,
February II. 1929. He was partner
in the banking firm of Rothschild
Brothers, and he also acted as consul
general for Austria Hungary in Paris.
He was commander of the legation of
labor.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
BACK FROM MONTANA.

Attorney H. Berndt returned this
morning from a trip to Montana. He
had several important matters at
Miles City and Fallon that occupied
his attention for several days.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
ARRESTED FOR PoLYcAMY.

ARRESTED FOR PoLYcAMY.
GREAT FALLS. Mont.-Charged
with polygamy under the Utah stat
utes, Charles D. O'Donnell of this
city was arrested and held in Jail in
default of $2,500 to answer to the
courts of Utah, why he married Ethyl
Pearl Wilson, after he had been
married at Omaha, Neb., to Mrs. Kittie
Hull from whom he had never been
divorced.
The charge was preferred by the
first wife.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
RANcHER sUIclDED.

BUTTE, Mont.-The second attempt
at suicide within a week by Frederick
Hammond, a we'll known rancher. re-
siding near Butte, proved successful
today. when he swallowed carbolic
acid,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
CANADIAN CAR SHORTAGE.
Sr1A1A11nHaN II In aaid that & Ql

WINNIPEG-It is said that 6,0OU
freight cars are standing on side
tracks in Canadian Pacific railway
yards. making line 20 miles long,
south and west of Winnipeg.
Elevator companies and large
number of commission houses have
Mad cars in transit for rs long as two
months.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
HERE FROM KINTYRE.

Among the arrivals in the capital
city on the south 500 Monday even
ing was Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Mote.
who spent the evening in Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28

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> DOUBLE TRAGEDY. +
= MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2S.-1n 4
+ room at a local hotel where, Z
= three years ago, Chris Goehring- =
= er, aged twenty, and Minnie :
= Gemolard aged %, were mar. =
:, ried, Goehringer killed himself 4
= today after inflicting mortal +
= wounds upon his wife. The =
= young people met last night af- +
!. ter two years separation and at {
= tempted q reconciliation. =
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28

= + = = = = + = = : : = = :: =: =
: CHARGED WITH BRIBERY. i;
= LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.-S. :
= T. Brown, chief of the depart ::
: ment of investigation of the dist. :;
:: riot attorneys Office, arrested :
= Bert Franklin, an ex-United (:
+ States marshall. today on a. ::
: charge of having attempted to !
:: bribe a prospective Juror in the /:
: Mcnamara case. !
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
MEMBERS OF BOARD.

Drs. E. J. Walsh of Garrison and
w. F.. Crewe of Devils Lake. both
members of the livestock sanitary
board. were guests of the city today.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28

POcTPONED FORMALlTIE9.
FARGO, N. D.-Bishop James
O'Reilly of the Fargo diocese has
postponed the formal opening of the
new Catholic church at Grandin, N.
D., until early next spring.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28

q q 4 = 4 4 = ; = = = = = q q q
$APPRoVE TAFT'S CANDIDACY 4
& SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Nov. 2S.- {
e Illinois republican editorial as e
= sociation today adopted resolu- 4
= tions. "approving the candidacy 4
q of President Taft for ~reDomina- e
= ton and endorsing his admins q
4 tration." +
80 90 q = = = - 80 80 4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
MlSUsED AUTHORITY.

ABERDEEN, 8. D.-Judge Elliott
sentenced A. B. Chubbuck of Cham
berlain to pay fine of $500 and costs
for improper use Of authority as no
tary public.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
Terrible SLAUGHTER.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Terri-
BILE slaughter marked the fighting at
Nanking, according to a. cablegram
received today by a Chinese daily
paper here. The reports say 5000
regular soldiers and three hundred
civilian volunteers were killed.
Dispatches received by Chinese
from the Press state the imperialists
and rebels are fighting inside Nank-
ing. The revolutionary navy is pre-
pairing to lombard, the suburb. Whia
Kw4n. occupied by Manchus.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-11-28
News Of Victory Of General
Fong kwo Chang 1eIe.
graphed to PekIn .@ !.
Government Seeking to Ef.
feet Cessation Of hoStil.
tiles at Marking
az Associated Prass.l

PEKIN, Nov. 28.-Lieutenant Cen
eral Fong Kwo Chang, commander of
the imperial troops at Hindow, tele.
graphed today that he had occupied
the whole city of Hanyang at four
o'clock yesterday afternoon. WI
Chang capitulated to the imperial
troops today, the revolutionary lead
ers expressing a desire to negotiate
for compromise, suggesting some
slight alterations in the government
program. The government is endeav-
oring to secure an immediate cessa-
ton Of hostilities at Nanking, where
the fall of the city is imminent.
There is much jubilation in official cir.
cles over the sudden success of Lieu
tenant General Fong Kwo Chang.
Merchants are overjoyed at the pros
pect of the resumption of business
and the establishment Of order, with
the removal Of the terrible menace
to the lives of foreigners in the in
terror of the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
FRANK GOTCH SAYS
He WILL QUIT MAT
World Tour the Last Time
He VIII Ever Be Seen as
a Wrestler.

CHICAGO. Oct I0.-Champion Frank
A. Gotch is about 10 make his farewell
tour. after which ne win retire and settle
down 70 the quiet Of his Iowa farm.
When CotCh defeated liackenschmidt the
American proved one thing conclusiNely:
be has been and is ia a class entirely his
aNn- Precision speed. physical power,
determination have all been blended
nicely in him. and he IS going 10 give
Americans hnal opportunity 10 see him
humboldt home. Gotch took up light eN
crcise. Just enough TO preserve tho su
perh form tnat he was in on Labor dav.
And noT lie will meet the ambitious from
one Portland 10 the other. and from the
Canadian fastnesses to the blue waters
NJ the gulf
After that Gotch and his manager.
Emil Klsnk, VIII proceed on their world
wide tour. taking In Australia. South
America. South Africa, Asiatic points ana
Europe.
Tales and legends OF yaIor and strength
gre as old as humanity Itself. but there
stronr men uf old were even in the re-
mote envtrons OF Franks cisss. \ gem
eration-or two or three--tnay pass be-
fore the world sees another OF his type.
end those who seize the opportunity OF
witnessing the work ~ the world s
greatest grappler, on his final journey
of triumph, win have the satisfaction or
viewing the speed agility and cleveruess
Of tho mats greatest exponent.
ONLY the larger cities viii come under
The itinerary Of tho graphing monarch.
The schedule embraces the principal
cities ~ the continent. and having
shown once Gotch VIII go never TO re-
turn again as 4 wrestler.
With this last tour OF the Tovan there
" drawn 10 close the evening OF wres-
things greatest dag. after which the new
dawn must find other men, VINO viii
have standard ~ perfection to follow
such as athletes never had before In
the finest Doasihle phNEfczl condition
bubhlinE over with good viii. Cotch Will
start ou, the middle Of October. and from
that time forward ne win travel the
thousands OF miles that lie before him
and that VIII bring 10 him the heartleet
welcome ever accorded an athlete OF any
class.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
M'CLOSKEY TO GIVE
OGDEN LEAGUE TEAM
Mike Finn VIII Take Over
Butte Franchise and Con-
duct Club for Owners.
EIGHT TOWNS COME IN
Union Association Expands
Under Conditions Which
:. Indicate Prosperity.

John McClcskcy announced yesterday
that Mike Finn viii manage the Butte
Union Association baseball team next
season McCloskey himself will manage
The Ogden team and some person not yet
chosen will take charge OF the Poca-
telo club.
McCloskey said that all The arrange
ments had practically been completed 10
expand the Union association INTO an
present towns; also ogden and Poca
telio.
While the arrangement will have 10 be
ratified ar directors meeting, the STU
alton was canvassed thoroughly before
Prssiden- ". II. Lucas went east 10 at
tend ;he world s series and al! the dlrec-
Tors are In accord. so there viii he no
hitch.
Ever since McCloskey's rousins wei
come here last July when he brought
the Butte team 20 Salt Lake and they
played 10 record crowds. he has been
anxious 70. come 10 Utah. WI me NOT
generally known. 81 il fact That Nc
Closkey originally had made all arrange
ments 20 get the Salt Lake franchise last
spring. but the welfare of the league de-
rnanded that he go TO Butte, and he did
so. Mr. McCloskey did not reveal this
himself, but IL is authoritative never
iheless.
The poor patronage in Butte OF course.
added To his desire 10 get away from
there. but the constitution OF the Union
association provides that no person may
own an interest ia Two competing clubs.
50 McCloskey had TO walt until he could
sel his Butte interests lie announced
YESTERDAY that he had practically COM
pleted that deal. Mike Finn. who takes
The Butte Club. was formerly manager
y the Little Rock. Ark. team and since
Then he has been scout, lie has had
q great deal or experience.
McCloskcy Will take with him 10 Og-
den all The 1911 Butte players that were
left after the larger leagues got through
buying and drafting his players. Finn will
organize an entirely new club for Butte.
Chester " Sutton has applied for the
Potstello franchise and will put first
class team In that city. This new ar
raugemont Win cut down the mileage OF
the clubs considerably.
McCloskey and Cooley stand 10 win a
comfortable competence " salt Lake and
ogden are the teams that fight for the
1912 psnnant.
White not definitely announced IL is
understood that the street car company
iu Butte and other corporations took
stock In the Butte club and that the
street car company promised certain Inn
pIovements which induced Finn To make
he purchase.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
NEW YORK NOW EVEN
MONEY IN BETTING
Odds ON Giants in Worl1
Series Recedc; McGraw
Gives Men Rest.

NEW YORK oct. ln.-EIidsntl" Man
eyer McGraN Or tho New York Nationals
thinks that most Of his stars need rest
NOR" than grueilinG practice for tho
worlds series TO open here Saturday
with Philadelphia
Today ho pm, only four of his regulars
in tho lineup against Brooklyn. and
PLACED on" ~ these Snndgrass uf
his regular position. the center fielder
covering second base.
Larry DOYLE was not In action, his lay
off being due 10 the accident wHich be
fsll him Yesterday. but he Is expected To
hr in trim tomorrow. Mcrkie whose
condition has been giving some concern.
his trouble being Charley horse got
into the gam" again and cavortcd in
lively style around the initial sack.
In general. MrGraw Is believed 20 he
satisfied with the condition OF his men
and confident that he will have them
all In fine fettle for the approaching fray,
"cnief' Movers catcher on whose
ability SO much depends IS reported %
be henofiting greatly by The rest given
him this wecli-rest he needed badly after
the long string of successive games he
caught while he and his teammates were
Betting on the series was fairly ac-
tive I'm the hotel district with the odds
about even on the outcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
RETURN 100000 TO SeNDERs.
Seats All Conc In Philadelphia. Although
Park Has Been Enlarged

PHILADELPHIA Oct l0.-Shibe narli
Is rapidly being pU, ia shape for the frs;
OF the worlds championship ba seb5 II
games 10 h" played here next Monday.
Additional benches and desks were in =
stalled and equipped with talegra OH
wires 10 accommodate the army OF VISIT =
ing newspa peVmen while new fences were
erected IN the outiield 20 prevent speCta-
tors from overlooking the playing field.
Those in charge OF the press applica =
lions say that never before has an in
tcrlcaguc contest excited so much in
terest in all sections OF the country and
the demand has oeen so great that ap-
nIcations for scorers seats win have to
be refused.
The supply OF available tickets was
quickly exhausted and IL is estimated that
more than 100000 will be returned TO
ssDdErS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
TRANSCONT TINENTAL |
SETS WORLD RECDRD
Coast-to-Coast Aviator Beat,
Atwood's Feat in Cross
Country Flight.
10 MILES IN AN HOUR
G, P. Rodgers Maintains Ter
rifle Rate of Speed and
Runs Through Storms.

MARSHALL. Mo. oct. iN-Exceea,r-
the worlds record for cross count
acroplanc night by 133 miles ana snosd.
ing through the air AZ times al the rat.
OF seventy miles AZ hour. Z. T. Rodge-s
landed here al i;3o o'clock this af,ernoon
on his air voyage from New York to ssr
Francisco. The former record. 1865 miles
was made hv Harry Atwood i'm a rccar,
flight from 81. Louis u New York when
Rodgers landed here h" had noan 17sa
miles. according to his railroad mileage
1T was y bully day FOR n flight" s.,a
Rodgers as he stepped from his plane. M
| had started earlier this morning | cer.
CITY tonight" I
Rodgers will start for Kansas ci,x
eighty five miles distant, tomorrow morn
Ing
al $3.50 o'clock this morning. Rodgers
flew 2l4 miles today. He made iyr
siops-at Ncho. Mo. and at Thumpsor-
Mo. A. both places the aviator repIen,
isned his supply OF gasoline.
Rodgers started his transcontnentaI
light on September - at i:25 o'clock m
the afternoon from the race track n
SheepShead Bay. He got away withon1
mishap and sailed across New York
City Into the northwest. His first stou
was at MlddletOwr, eighty miles away
His good fortup" deserted him on th.
following day. when his aeroplano wa1
wrecked by striking tree, and he nar-
rowly escaped being crushed under hi
engine I'm the fall
Both at Mtddletowu and AT Saamanics.
where he was again wrecked on Scpten-
ber - ny running into q hsrhcd win
fence. he was delayed several days ia
pairing his machine
Resuming his flight on September q
lie Travelled @03 miles 10 Kent. O. From
thai point his flights were ComparatI tIy ei,
without incident except that OF Octobei
!, when he flew through three rainstorm'
In Indiana and several times cauc near
being dashed 10 Garth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Dodgers Beat the Giants.

BROOKLYN. oct. BROOKLYN cIosed
us 1911 season az home TO-DAY with q
ten-innlug victory over New York The
Visitors scored their ony run IN the nrst
on neideTs choice. batter hit and
Murray's single. but were BANKED by
Barger during the remaining innings
maxwell had shu'oUt UP To the Mimic.
when Hummei tripl@d and tied the score
on Bargers single. In tho tenth Wheat
singled and came home p1ih the uiuninx
run on Smiths long double r H
Nsw York ..-.s.... 2
Ht,rSRlt II ..-.--r- .Iss....--.......1 10 n
Batteries-MaNpell and Wilson. Ear,
ley; Barger and Erwin. Umpires-Finne-
ran and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Soccer Football Meeting.

The Salt Lake Soccer club will hold
another practice game Thursday after
noon at 1:i5 o'clock. \ meeting 10 Sc
lect the team to go TO Garfield Saturda..
will he held al s o'clock Thursday even
ing In SOS Mcintyre building. All Soccer
players wishing for a tryout will receive
full attention Of the coach at this prac-
tlce. The team 10 ~ TO Garfield is
likely 10 include the following PLAYERS.
Pennock. Ridge. Gmplebce. Prime stew
ens"n. Churchill. -hnsell Poole, Newman,
Cusworjh and Bramley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Christv M0fhezvsOr1 VIII Report
WOyld Series for The Tribune
NEW YORK, Oct. TO-
and The Salt Lake Tribune

NEW YORK Oct 1o"Maty will
Tribune
Ii either
has
and the New York
Herald and The Salt
Matty of those pitchers part them
ne depends little
the
all he knows about these
He will point where the
break moment
in the "Mty expected
will explain how
Do fail to read what he o teachg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
MATHEWSON.
Walter johnson Hit Hard.

WASHINGTON. Oct lO,--Philadelphia
pitchers worked in something like their
true form today. and The All.Stars went
down 10 defeat, the winning run coming
over in the ninth inning, with no one our,
on Collins's single and Bakers hard dou-
BILE to the right field fence. Coomhs
pitched the FIRST four innings, and his
bases on balls coupled with Cnase's sin
gle and Davis's error gave the An-Stars
their two runs. Plank pitched three in
ninss. allowing but one hit. and Bender
finished up the game. but one hit being
registered of his delivery, The way the
champions hit Walter johnson surprised
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
BALLOON TEARS
OFF PART OF ROOF

TOPEKA. Kan. oct. 1o.-Tesring on
part OF the roof of house and later
crashing Into tree. tho balloon To-
peka H.. which took part in the race
for the Lahm cup from Kansas City
last week. was badly damaged here to-
day.
" X Leighty. f. w Benedict. A. W.
" milford and James Johnson were In the
basket when. Just after tho balloon rose.
IL was struck hy : gust OF wind send :
Ing II into 2 tree. Part OF the basket
was torn away. before the balloon was
freed from the tree. Next the corner
OF house roof was caught and lifted off
before the balloon suddenly rose and
sailed a@av 10 the north. its occupants
signaling that they wcrc unhuTt.
The balloon landed three hours later
near Valley Falls. twenty-five miles
northeast OF Topeka.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

the onooSers as lie had all his we'll
known speed and control Eddie Collins
nit three singles, while Harry Davis
slammed fast shoot over the right field
fence for home run. Sensational field =
ing PLAYS were made by Chase and Elber-
field. r.. II. T..
All-Stars ........ ..............% 3 3
Philadelphia ........ ,...,........2 10 4
Ba atteries-Johnson and Street; Coombs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
For Ohio Championship,

CINCINNATI oct. io.-Cinclnnati DE-
f"stsd Cleveland In tho FIRST game OF the
inter-ieague series championship OF Ohio.
Suggs outpltched Blsnding. holding the
American les suers safe ali tho way Nack-
son and Lajoie. Clevclsud's most power
ful batters. particularly we're at sea.
II. II. r.
Cleveland ......... .............0 o
Cincinnati ........ ............4 o
Batteries -Blanding. FalkenberE and
. Nell. Suggs and Clarke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
M'GRAW
Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO. oct iO.-score:
r. II l..
Vernon ......... .................i. 10 O
e. .. - "a
Batteries Breckenridge and Brown ;
Gregory and Mite.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 1i.-score
r. II. T..
Portland ........ ...........9 16 >
Los Angeles ........ ...........3 10 |
Satteries-koestner and La Longe
Bala, Crigcr and Brooks
SACRAMENTO. Cal. oct. 10.-Score:
p. Fl. Il.
san Francisco .................2 : (
Sacramento ........ .........a ; ;
Meilllc and Carman;. Will
liemS and Thomas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Ten Rounds 10 Draw.

CLEVELAND. O.. oct. iO.--Harr
Forbes of Chicago. former bantamweg,
champion, and Samuel Keller. EngIii
boxer. fought ten rounds 10 draw hel
tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Utahns in New York.

Special 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Oct. io.-Couimander
\ g Lambert. A. Hanchitt a J
sperry. e. 6. Edmonds. X r. Jensen. j.
Anderson. ". Jacob: Manhattan. q
Sunn' Hotei Rector. l., r Darling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion Of
a little want "ad - in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

4 few choice office rooms for rent ID
the Utah Savings 6 Trus7 compan,
building Apply TO Heber NJ Wells
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
BARS MANY FROM
OLYMPIC GAMES

NEW YORK, oct. 10-Snn1e Of the
best athietfs now IN training IN the
cIunirf "lll be- barred from the American
Olympic team because they are no,
American citizens. According TO the new
Olympic rules. only native horn athletes
or those who arc fully Daturalizei. nre
eligible TO represent the country they
viii compete Tor. Because Of this rule
Dan Ahoarne, Tim Abearne and Con
Walsh. among others, are ineligible Tor
the olympic team
Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

Mr. Jordan paid a visit To- Salt Lake
about seven months ago. when he played
chess and checkers at the Y. NJ. e. A.
all the local experts. Dur
ing his sojUurn here he made many
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
RICHARD JORDAN
DIES IN SCOTLAND

NEW YORK, oct 1o.-Richard Jordan.
The worlds champion checker PLAYER. Is
dead at his home IN Edinburgh. Scot
and. according TO a dispatch received
by friends here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

paid In plain package only on receipt Of 81 and
above coupon by e. ]. Hood Co.. proprietors
Hoods SArsaparilla, Lowell, Mass,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

Thosp suffering from weak
uesses that sap the pleasures :
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They have more rejuvenating
yitalizin2 force Than has ever