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The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
BY
 TELEGRAPH
OUR CHANT S."

OOR 'GiHN ,.
 NEW YORK, Oct. | The New York Giants. whose standing at the top of the National league leaves no doubt as to their right to the pennant, no matter what may he the outcome of the few remaining games which some of the other hines have Yet to play before the close of the season, have gone into training for the postseason series which they will play with the Bos- ton Americans. the first game of which will be played i'll this city on October s.
 BOSTON STARTS GROOMING
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct |. - The members of the Boston baseball team. who have carried off the flag in the American league, arrived in this city today and will go into training immediately for the cham pionship series with the New York Giants.
 The players are in excellent spir. its as a result of their high standing in the league, and all are eager for the series of games which will decide the worlds championship
 $25,O0O FOR FIGHT.
 SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 30. - It the plans of the local fraternity ma ture, the fight fans of this city will have the opportunity of witness ing championship match on Manufacturing day. Efforts are now being made to induce Ad Wolgast to meet some good man on that date, and to this end a local sporting syndicate has offered q purse Of $25000 for the fight.
 WILL PLAY OCT. 8.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. I. - The New York Nationals. winners of the Ma. tional league championship, and the Boston Americans, winners of the American league championship. will begin the worlds championship ser ies in New York City on October s.
 CHANCE TO GO.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 30. - Charles w Murphy, owner of the Chicago Ma tionals, announced today that it is his intention 10 supplant Chance with a new manager next season ..
 NEW YORK, Sept. 30. - Manager Chance, of the Cubs. when informed of the probable action of Murphy, replied that Murphy could do as he liked about it.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
SOCIALISTS
ARE NOTIFIED.

NEW YORK. Oct. | Eugene Y p"bs and t,X-Mayor Seidel. of Mil waukc" the Socialist nominees for president and riee-president, respec- lively, were formally notified of their nomination at Madison Square Garden last night in the presence of one of the largest gatherings ever assembled in that great structure Many more would have witnessed the ceremony. but were denied ad- mission because of the great crowd 1t Is estimated that fully 5,000 were turned away.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
A QUESTION RESENTED.

Were you ever arrested before?" asked the magistrate whose princi- pal business is imposing fines for speeding
 What do you think I've been doing all these years?" said the chauffeur. pushing a wheelbarrow ?"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

ouers in the jail took the matter in their own hands and hanged the negro from the door Of his cell
 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
 EUGENE. Ore. Oct B. Mrs. l. r. Howe, wife of the well known Seattle theatrical man. Was Killed here today hy being run over by an automobile
 HOWARD ON BENCH.
 SEATTLE. Oct 2. Holding n recess appointment. Judge Clinton Howard. of Hcllingham. appointed to succeed Judge Hanford. took the federal bench this morning.
 SOME JOB.
 WASHINGTON Oct. 3. Rear Admiral South,riand has offered the navy department thr suggestion that the government of Nicaragua use thef American marinos In drive The rebels from the fortified positions they are al present occupying. and from which the Nicaraguans seem unable 10 dislOdgo them. E.
 HEARST IN HOT WATER.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 2. Through the columns of the New York Amer ican, William R Hearst has made an emphatic denial to the charges which appeared in Golfers Weekly to the effect that the letters which the newspaper man printed in con. nection with the Arehbold case are for the most part forgcries
 A BAD WRECK.
 NEW HAVEN. Oct 3 Many lives were lost and scores injured lat" this afternoon when the Spring field express left the tracks of the New Haven X Hartford railroad near Westrort. The exact number of dead and the cause of the disaster are not known here at this time. the coaches having been piled up in such a manner that the mangled bodies are being removed with diff ficulty.
 HOMEWARO BOUND.
 HONOLULU. Oct. f. Secretary of State Knox, who has been in Japan to attend the funeral of the late mikado, and Secretary of the In terior Fisher, after reviewing the Hawaiian troops this morning sailed for Seattle on the Maryland.
 DASHED TO DEATH.
 TRENTON Oct i During an exhibition flight in this city this afternoon, Aviator Walsh fell from height of two hundred feet and was instantly killed.
 MAY QUIT.
 SALT LAKE, Oct I. - The ques- tion of the abandonment of the Mormon settlement in Northern Mex ico is under consideration in this city by the leaders of. the church. and it is considered probable; al this time that the members of the church in the southern republic will he in structcd to seek another place of abode
 IRRIGATION CONGRESS ADJoURNS
 SALT LAKE. Oct 1. - The Ma tional Irrigation Congress. which has been in session here for several days. adjourned today. to meet next year ill Phoenix. AriZ Richard W. Young, of Salt Lake City, the most prominent lawyer and soldier in Utah. was elected president of the congress
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
BRYAN WON'T SAY.

CHEYENNE. Oct l. - Interview ed this afternoon as to his probable appointment to d place in the cali uet in case Governor Wilson is elect ed. Bryan refused 10 say what action he would take if a place is offered hlm- When pressed for an answ CT. th" colonel stated that the matter ut appointments had not been con sidered by him. and that he is not in a position at this time to dis. Gu~S the question
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
WANTS IT DISMISSED.
CLARK MUST MAlT.

SEATTLE. Oct. { Governor Clark. of Alaska. who has haaa iH this city for some time on account of the illness of Mrs Clark Was this morning ordered hy Washiretoa 70 remain here until the arrival of Secretary of tho Interior Fisher from Honolulu. and discuss Alaska mal- tprs with the secretary
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
POLITICAL NEWS BY
 TELEGRAPH
DEMOCRATIC
VIII SON. HATS ALL

NEW YORK, Sept 30. - The New York iicraid's test vote on the presi- d'nry shows that Woodrow Wilson rarrtrd nine states. including Ohio, out ot the II states in which the vote was taken The Herald is strong in the belief that Wilson is | sHro winner.
 Roosevelt led in Pennsylvania and --.,-.-.- .t I1-nt
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
NEARLY OVER.

DAWSON. Oct. 1 - The season of navigation on the upper Yukon is drawing to a close. and these who intend to spend the winter on th, Outside are hasteuing their prepar- ltions in order that they may h. ir time for the last boats
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
MORE SEAL S NOW

WASHINGTON. Oct. g. The re- port of William Bowie. inspector of lcodctic work and chief of the com pu.ug division of the coast and geo de.jc survey. was rendered today and shows that there are e".uH. more seal in the Boring sra rooheriys than there were last year
 WANTS IT DISMISSED.
 TACOMA. Oct. Attorney Piles who is defeuding John II Bullock and (. F. Houston. rHe two me- who are on trial iu this ,iry or th. .harGp ol ,ouspiriug to d,traui rh' government of rh" sum of $.ouor in connection with th" suprhu= of coal to the forts ju Alaska moved for a dismissal yes,nriay on the grounds that the testimony of tha late Captain Jarvis showed that there had been no intent to cheat the roNtrumcut
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
SAILED FOR SEATTLE.

NOME. Oct. i - The steamship Victoria sailed for Seattle yesferday with a full complement of passeE- gers. the majority Of whom were from interior Alaska points. Tn number of departures Was the lare. est recorded thus far this season and marks the commencement of the fall exodus from the camp.
 In addition to those who purehas ed tickets. the Victoria carried d record number of s'oWaways many men having arrived here lately iron. the upper river without sufficient money 10 pay their way Outside.
 The Victoria is scheduled to make one more round trin this soason.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
BULL! !

FORT GIBRON. Oct. i. News. Miner: Thomas McGowau. who loft on the Reliance for Fairbanks las "Wednesday is said to he candidate for senator. to run as an .ndcaeud
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
GUILTY.

h wire received Tuesday morn ing from Assistant District Attorney Rodcn at Iditarod. District Attorney 'T3ssLoy Was appraised of the fact that l.. E. Horton had at the latter place been found guilty of adultery Al former hearing of the case the jury disagreed as to the degree of the crime committed and a new trial Was ordered, but whether this was held or the defendant had entered plea of guilty, the telegram tc the district attorney did not state.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
AT HOM E

SEA GlRT. Oct | The family of Governor Wilson moved to Princeton yesterday, il being their intention 10 reside there during the balance of the year.
 The governor has zone to Atlantic City where he will address the dele gates 10 the Good Roads congress which will hold its annual meet at hat place.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

There was young lady named
 Banker, Who slept while the ship lay at an
 chor; She woke in dismay. when she
 heard the mate say: Now hoist up the top sheet and spanker."
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

LUl. A,,Dl. S,4s. .a Henry Ro- u,i. aua a..saa ..a..ia', for sen aiur .roa r.s e.aa. opened hls Dam- I44-U lu raEs t..E .ast week. lu.uy ra..s Mas arr.a-ad. at which Ge addressed fa. electors ju the m- ...ts,e .l a.~ .aa..a,y.
 .., H.....a- aa5 .Ar-"l} attended h. u uH.rs a. f.. several parties ar.a la,rous and ,up speaker wds N.s. H.5 received.
 r -- .aa,.ra Rusru NH hdN, pra.t.,A.. th. entire support ot this portion u, rha Fourth division in the ,uWu- ole. tiou
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
CAUGHT AND SENTENCED.

InITAEOp S-... &u. William Naaau,r. aho scry-I as bailin dur ing the Campbell murder trial. has bern convicted oH a charge of pick lHs fhs 5a.hsrs ot the Jurors, and sentence. To term ot one year. which hu HiH serve at the jail at ---LrLurn
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
MAY MEET.

HENERLN. Oct | - It is proba- hle that President Taft and Cover nor Marshall will have the oppor- unity of meeting at Boston within few days at the same hotel where the president and Governor Wilson e.aspcd hands during the past week
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
NEWS FOR THE TEACHER.

Read the Citizen.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
GOING WEST,

HARRISBTRG. Oct. 2. - Wood TOW Wilson left this morning on his rampaisn through the West.
 HE GOT IT.
 SYRACUSE, Oct 3. At last niehts session of the Democratic state convention. William Sulzer cou@rcssman from the Tenth district of New York. was selected for gov, ornor, and Martin H. Glynn, editor of the Albany Times Union for lieu terant-governOr. The convention then aIiOurncd
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
CAMPBELL SENTENCED.

IDIIARGD. Sept %t William Campbell l5 last week was con h5,'g8 ut trsr Ir-rar murder with on' capital punishment Was sen tsnaaI a} luI-r Fuller toiay 10 i'm Irsolw,rt ar HeNoiEs Island for 'ay f'rm o. a5s natural life
 'ara-,E .Uo va convicted of k.,lug Gus NoI=on iii the Kusko- iwIm .uut'. la~' year. is now on lis e.. te HHa= a the custody of Haut, Marsh. l.oa- From Ruby Campbell sill he taken to Fairbanks on tho first boat I-ayiHe for the
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
WILSON DENIES IT.

PRINCETON, \. l. Oct. ?. - Governor Wilson, referring to the statement published today to the effect that he has received $70.0OO from Charles Crane. of Chicago. makes an emphatic denial of the charge. and challenges the iron man utartur"r 10 produce proofs in sub sran.iarion of the claim.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

FORT GIBBON, Sept 50. N. (. Harp. the popular proprietor of the Golden Eagle hotel at Ester City, arrived here on the steamer Iana today, on a secret mission. The young lady in the case is said to be hurryine here as fast as pos siblc on the steamer Schwatka. and Billy is ill consultation with a min iGftT here
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
BIG kE.

BOSTON. Oct. l. - In addition to those now out on strike in sym pathy with the labor leaders Ettor and Giovannitti at Lawrence. 15.oO0 textile workers in other parts of the day went out on strike today. The sympathetic strike caused by the prosecution of the accused lead CTS bids fair to rival the original strike
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
IN DAW SON.

DAN SD<. ~,a-. aH. \ warm wud s blowing over the valley to- dag. aAI Gerr are indications of
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
FATAL EXPLOSION.

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. 2.-Through the bursting of a steamchest on the torpedo boat destroyer Wake yester- day, Lieutenant Donald Morrison was killed outright and seven others were severely injured, two of them so seriously that they have since Sllccumhed
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
THE RIGHT KIND.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 1. - If the National Conservation Congress in session here expected Woodrow Will son 10 speak in favor of their doc trincs when he addressed the con errss last evening, the conservation its @ore disappointed He told them that h" believed in the conserva- tion Of human life. rather than in the conservation of the natural resources of the country
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.

TORONTO, Oct. i. - William Me. Gallery. president of the Canadian General Electric company, together with his wife and three children, was drowned in Pigeon river today while canoeing near their summer home,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
ANOTHER WAR.

LONDON. Oct. 1. - The troubles of Turkey are not ended with the settlement of it's war with Italy, there being today three Balkan states which are moblizlng their armies preparatory to starting a .Npr with tho 'TnrkC
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
STE AMER ON FIRE.

BELGRADE. Servia. Oct l. - Or ders for the general mobilization of the SerYian army were issued today and it is generally believed that this government plans taking sides with Bulgaria in the threatened con flict between that country and Fur kaV
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
IN OLD NEW YORK.

SNEACISF. Oct. ?. - The Dem- ocr3'ic state convention began it's 'cli5cr1tjons in this city this morn ing with a full attendance of dele gates The day was taken up with oreauisation matters. and it is prob able that the selection of a candi- date for governor will not be made nnIil late fnlnnrrnA OF Eridnv
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
ADAM s AGAIN.

SEATTLE. Oct, 1. - George Ed ward Adams, the paroled assay office thief. who did stretch" for rob bing the gold shipments from Fair banks and other Alaska camps. was arrested today for aiding and abet- ing John G. Webber. an ex-convict. in the coining of spurious gold lipcpS
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
GREECE WILL HELP.

WASHINGTON. Oct g. Russia has given notice that she will ap- peal to the powers to force China to pay Russia the $50,OO0.0OO arrears due Russia from the Boxer indem- nity
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

SALEM, Mass, Oct. l. The trial of the textile strike leaders. Ettor and Giovannitti. who are accused of having murdered d woman who was killed by q policeman while they were two miles away from the scene of the shooting. opened here this morning.
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Tho halloween celebration general
committee held the most succeccfui
meeting since IS institution. las,
evening IN the auditorium o., tho
BOARD or Trad-. Reports from each
or N" several committees were. heard
and each showed that great progr,s -
j. being made A. IA late hour. the
meeting adjourned until next Thurs
DAY evening when II Will wait upon
the board % education 10 request that
BODY e. grant tho school children a
hale holiday "a order that the civic
parade on the afternoon u the thirty
first may take place
4 considerable amount . time was
gwen TO the report Of special com
mittee thar WAS previously appointed
q" see 20 thu erection % u large ham
m"r on Wheeling h.u 20 Doe lighted
nightly hy ,l-ctricity for two weeks
previously 20 th.- celebration. The a.
mentions 90 this hammer are given IN
the box al IA" head ~ this column.
Many Reports Read.
The report OF tho finance. committee
which was thr first 90 o.. read was
very gratifying though not o. great
public interest
The publicity committee through its
chairman. announced that the Pathe
tr"res. moving picture manufacturers.
have been communicated with regard
ins the matter ~ having films made
q the gigantic Halloween night Ia.
Jade. and it was stated that there IS
every reason 10 believe that a rrpre-
sentative ~ that company will be sent
here. such iilm would give Wheel
ing World-wido fame. since 10 would be-
incorporated into their popular week
" news review. The chairman Of the
committee stated further that while
attending the convention OF the state
Btard of Trad" tn Norcantown last
week there was considerable favorable
comment on Weddings declaration
for the destruction OF the knockers
hammer. and IL is expected that cities
and towns tar iu the interior ~ the
state will send hundreds 10 Wheeling
for the affair
by no means Of least interest was
the report 90 tho committee on en-
HENS The chairman said that 70 fele-
gram had he"n received this evening
from The manufacturers of the little
steel hammers. which stated that a
III" had been broken. which held ihem
mp for three days. The telegram
ADDED. however. mat the first hip.
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CRAZY MAN
Arrested Yesterday on Chapline Hill
by officer Hildebrand.

Walter Pinney. OF Peasants county.
". Va. who has been an inmate OF
fEe insane asylum go Nassiiiuu. o.
was found on Chaplinc Uul hv officer
illdehraud yesterday evening. preach.
iuc religion on being picked I'D De-
had In uis possession % baby doll
head and tho top Of n milk can In
DIS pockets wore found brass corn
c0hs. leather snlc4 and other articles.
ila $3.50, D." taken to NassiIlou the ia'.
Ger pant ~ fh" week.
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About People
Movements Of individuals 20 anoI
From the City.

II. u. Clark. representing the Al
man Neckwcar 60. OF New York. is
90 the city on "a business trip.
William ". Holloway. Jr. has ar
rived - the home O.. Mr. and Mrs VII
Dam W. Holloway Co make his porma-
n'nt nome. The son VAS born sun
DAY morning.
Mrs q. s. LaudWcsser and sister.
Mrs. VI. McNabb. ARE Iu New York
~ the Hotel Astcr. where they VIII
De- Tor "a week or longer
Mrs r 1rag'r. o. North Wheeling.
Who has been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. B'ackeuhIrG. OF cleveland. o..
has returned home
Miss Helen Williams has returned
io her home iu New Mariin-yille.
after % yirit here with friends
Miss sara slctoy OF Fairmout. who
JAS been tho guest OF Mrs fTarr.
Wheat. ON North Main street. has re-.
turned % her home
Mrs :. Adam Blum Who has been
quite ii go 90" Nor'h Wheeling hos.
Wful is improving nicely
milton Hanau'r lI- returned from
% business trip 20 Washington. pa
Nr. and Mrs T. 20 wilkinson have.
been spending fcU days in New
Hovd Iarrcn o' Huntington. ha. re.
here
Herf S Hopkins. OF ST. Cmr.,uIe.
deputy Prrhit" Judge of belmont
county was 90 business caller 800 this
CITY yesterday
Roy Charles o. Hutslar pastor Of
th" Island Christian church l.r m--
evening 'Hr Louisville kt. here, bud.
N.N attend -he International surt.r.
fur uf Christian thlr.hs. TIa u!f
tI-o Spend H frr days lt h.- former
.H'N' .H rIr.nEfN.d. ID before return.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE

- ..as afl4 10 received 40 s.-
Once ~ 20 iteart % Cons .ss.1-c-- 90
lre t.lnfN =. DALE anal tu... 4
] tlr-dal october irtr. .s4. frr ta-
fs.s.N Lg
w. concrete ridges g = the " leel,r z
all Lin Grove TOAD. "a lk!tel.s u. sfr.c-.
one son re'~ c-ifE- cr Ga-NefHs Hun.
Frti.l"4gL 20 I.-trfDf.
ne ruta4rtrs Va. nG t.a--.t .r..- Id D..
hrt.-any l.sr. llrh.arI IH.-f-I..
90 Ho@r- -'fr-v"s t.- -. O. 20 ..t
% a. l.l.
Titls BOARD o. COMMISSION lS oI-
TllI 'pl%-N Of' ONO
Gcu. ". oldham. C.efk
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HALLOWEEN
TO BE SOME
BIG NIGHT
Many Plans Were Made When tbs
General Committee Aeid Another
Meeting LAST Evening.
He~'s This For a Hammer

ElghtN-seNsn feet long.
\ handle. twelve feet wide.
tn" hammer proper 20 b.
thirty f''t h!rh
Lighted ty cl0 incandcsccnt
bulbs.
When lighted az riKht. u
Viii De visible az points eight
miles distant.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT Two farm he'd rooms
suitable Cor 3uIng Hi.ns.s man. IN
.a.t" 20 81 10TH street. city. alx-lf-tf
EOR hEET-N ireiy furnierti ana b.
room flats with rntu. f'r llEut lII.sr-
.e. ing rent rruHuaailc. AI4Ir S.
.Hue So Aug SIT
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For SALE OR TRADE

Ioz SALE OR Trade good .,,.ri
room mouse ami t'eo lots. with wells.
barn. s.4lvF Lawn. ana other lfnf.r.,,.,.,
hl'Hla Wal coll ,htsI. ur trad. f.! 4
sii.-ti4 itriA. Address H.a4 Sc Miller.
NaLLtIn-s y. Ie-2g-tf
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

1rN1tE>O f1lND AE-lS L.EmE.N.
Casn paid Tor csst OF cIvtninx. Writ,
n LIyT.
~ AoSI hAfkst 81 EhsaHnl, ~. Va
WE-Col!ect Eai Bus Rly AMI sen
N4alIns. Attachments oarvf-lIy laced
aH1 executed. We adjust elnirrs and
tias objections N "a comm. -..un hs~..
- 1"e tlnt. 40 Iey. IT,, Buckeye Aitr-
car TIE Agenc5. sos Hoard u Trade B-i..
w ceiling. ~. Va -
PATENTS scored Traie
n LIV Il - 81 arks registered
Booklet Tree t..rfssu years I.a,t.cr
H. Z. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY
National EEeAAnge LAX BIdg.
wheeling. W. Va.
WANTED-ro uly ,oYy Or -Chrou.,.es
on Border Warfare. a book DE-. ~
i've OF the early Indian wars Ia " .st
\ lrginia aud othcs portions 90 t.e ono
Valley.
Also want.d 90 uUs any copies % old
histories OF y irs .u.a aL1 Wet NlrAinfa
OF county his Tories. taat NAV be, ,fi -
Hlaih' PERSONS latiuE same vii. adj
dfess History. caro- Inieilis,ucer
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fCR shLL-iinGse 81 corner Fifteenth
and Jacob streets Ncfy desirable
Eal4ft" a." tiii-.Ir:t street au-21-tr
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TlPEWRlrERS FOR SALE

Oh SALE-f1.lttr fr.tgl..r..r .....s
."nditi'n. f1N EfN. Vaccine vs. No'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
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