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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05
ANOTHER GRAND JURY. Special Nuaast Service.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Whitman has left for Albany to confer with the governor with a view to having sum- moned another grand jury for the further investigation of the alleged graft fin police circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

FL PAso. Sept. orozoco is now directing the forces of the state of sonora from Ascension and is mak- ing every effort possible to keep his army in good condition and we'll re cruited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MICH
 AEl.

The steamer Alaska will sail for st. Michael. Sept. 12. carrying freight. passengers and the United S'ates mall
 For rates and particulars inauirs at U. S. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05
kAREl NOMINATED. epseisl Nusese osrvieA

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 5.-Juds, Jo', I c. Karel has been nominated by ths democrats of this state for governor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

$5O reward to the man or woman m sane state. who does not cry next Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

Everybody who ever saw East Lynne before is buying ticket for next Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05
DISCOVER PLOT TO
 TAKE MEXICO CITY

probably have been successful but fOr vigilance of the secret force.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

DnY forget to vote for the homslisst man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-05

Did you ever sss East Lynne?
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Georgetown Players
Begin Light Practice

So anxious are Billy Sitterding, Frank
Ryan. and Gaynor, of the Georgetown
baseball squad, to get into action that
they already have begun light practice
on the Hilltop. The trio were out yes
terday, tossing the leather about, and
are apparently in perfect condition,
Sltterding is slated to play an outfield
position this year. because of his great
hitting and baserunning. Ryan will be
out for his old job in the right garden.
Gaynor was a substitute last season,
but hopes to land a regular place this
spring.
Mclaughlin and Waldron, OF the Prep
nine of 1910: Loichot Romayne. Jack
Ryan, and Beatty are others who have
begun TO get into shape for the baseball
season. Beatty played with St. Laurent
College, Montreal. Canada, last gear.
and is said to be a good man. Waldron
is in perfect condition from his strenu-
Gus work with the basketball uuint.
Coach Jim SpTingman and Captain
Cogan will confer tomorrow afternoon
with Manager Haggerty over the sea-
sons plans, and the squad will be called
out in a few DAYS.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Columbia Will Play
Many Games This Year

Columbia University's baseball team
has twcnty-one games on its schedule
this year. including a trip to this city.
Annapolis, and Virginia. The Blue and
White diamond stars will be seen at
the Hilltop on April >. Following is
the Columbia schedule:
March 27, st. Johns, at South Field;
March %, Rutgers. at South Field.
April 2. Georgetown, at Washington
April 3, Navy, at Annapolis; April 4,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Roam
oke; April and 6, Washington and
Lee, at Lexington; April 9, Amherst, at
South Field; April IL, Dartmouth, at
South Field; April Il, Stevens Institute,
at South Field; April 20, Yale, at New
Haven: April "a. New York University.
at South Field; April 26, Lehigh, at
South Bethlehem April q, Lafayette
at Easton.
May /. Trinity, at South Field: May 4,
Lafayette, at South Field; May 8, Uni
versity of Maryland, at South Field
May H. Army, at West Point: May Is,
Cornell at South Field; May 80, Cor
nell, at ithaca.
June ;, University of Pennsylvania,
at South Field.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Young Monday Wants
To Meet Joe Turner

Young Monday, the welterweight
champion of New England Is the lat-
est wrestler to challenge Joe Turner,
the local title holder. Turner is con-
sidering the bout, and believes 1t can
be arranged for some night during next
week. Monday has been performing
Well in New York. having been victor
in most of his matches. He is in now
daily training at the Fordon Athletic
Club in New York.
Tonight Joe Turner takes on Louis
Montana in the feature match of the
Majestic Theater tournament. Turner
has already thrown Montana this sea-
son, but the latter claimed to have
been injured after the first fall, AMI
has been clamoring for another bout.
Other matches to be seen in tonight 5
tourney are between Bumps" Tug-
ner and Frank Zerage. Tom Duchesno
and Jack Lester, and Gus KanaZes and
Peter Robey. All of the athletes are in
the best of condition, each having been
training constantly sirce the announce
ment of the matches. Messrs White
and NOlkmeyer, who have charge of
the tickets. report a heavy advance
sale. Separate seats have been re-
served for ladies and their escorts.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Gallaudet Varsity Is
Now Working Outdoors

Coach Peet had the entire Gallaudet
College baseball candidates out on the
Kendall Green field yesterday under
favorable weather conditions and gave
them a short workout. This Is the first
time in the history of the east side
college that its baseball squad is sent
outdoors before March l. and the result
is awaited with interest, although there
is no question as to the new system of
spring training under the popular new
coach at Gallaudet.
The workout consisted of a light bat
ting practice, catching flies and tossing
the ball by all candidates, winding
up with a brisk run around the quar-
ter-mIle track before going TO the
dressing rooms. The battery candi-
dates worked outdoors as usual, with
heavy sweaters on, but were not al
lowed to throw curve balls.
The coach brought Trainer Mike Mar
tin. of the Washington American
League team, to Kendall Green again,
and the trainer expressed himself as
pleased at the physical condition of
the Kendall Greeners, and hopeful that
Chief Battiste's ankle would be. all
right in the near future.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
GERMANY SCHAEFER
SAYS WALLOPING
JUST HAD TO CONE
Going Back After All-Amer-
ican Aggregation In
Today'S Game.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 29.-"It
Just had to come" announced Manager
Captain Germany Schaefer. of the ALI
Nationals, today in explaining that aw-
full to walloping his team received
yesterday from the All-Americans in
the third game of the exhibition series
being played here by big leaguers train
ing for the season. But wee going
back at them today. I'll give my boys
a few pointers. I'll tip them off as to
the weaknesses of some of the other
hitters and we'll have no trouble in
walking off with the honors."
Doc Anderson. of the Boston Red Sox,
was numerically whaled to the far
corners by Sam Crawford, of the. De-
troit Tigers, and Tony James, of the
Prooklyn club James cracked out three
beautiful two-sack swats. leading the
AlI-Americans with the willow.
Tho Score.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
CANNES Having Their
Day in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. %
Nearly 1000 aristocratic CANNES, repre-
senting all of the popular breeds, are
in the hands of the judges at the four
teenth annual bench show of the San
Francisco Kennel Club, which opened
in the Dreamland Rink today. 1t is the
most extensive exhibition of dogs ever
shown in this city. The Rocky Noun
tain States, the Middle West and even
come of the Eastern States and Canada
are represented. The collie. Boston
terrier, cocker spaniel and toy spaniel
classes are especially well filled.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
SERIES OF NINE
GAMES OPENS ON
ST.PATR|CK'S DAY
New York Giants and Ath-
letics to Hold Long
Session.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 29-st
Patrick's Day, March II, will mark the
opening Of a series of nine exhibition
games between the New York Giants
and the worlds champion Philadelphia
Athletics, according to present plans
of Connie Mack and Muggsy McGraw.
The fans of this city are wild to see
this echo of last October's clash and
are planning to attend the games in
great numbers. The arrangement is ex-
pected to be completed within a day or
so.
Connie Mack tried out three of his
rookie twirlers yesterday in a practice
game with the San Antonio team, OF
the Texas League. They were Gipe.
Salmon and Brown and they could not
prevent the local team from winning by
a score of to 9. Gipe was practically
easy, allowing four tallies in the open
ing round. Egan, the young back stop
from the Baltimore Orioles, caught a
neat game.
The score
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Detroit Tigers Forced
To Get Down to Work

MONROE. La. Feb. 29.-Rcal work
vas on the program at the Tiger camp
today and not even the sorest man was
excused. Several of the recruits were al
lowed to lay off yesterday because OF
sore muscles but, according to Trainer
Tuthill, the only way to take the kinks
out is to work them out.
While the meningitis scare Scens to
have died down, the Tigers are still pre-
pared to leave Monroe for Alexandria
on short notice
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
White Sox Youngsters
Flan Peppery Contest

WACO, Tex, Feb. 29.-With the main
division of the White SOx cohorts ready
to move down on the training camp
mere, the advance guard of peppery
Youngsters are already planning for Il
sancuinary contest to open the training
season in a lineup against the New
York Giants from Marlin Sp:ings waN.
Enthusiastic townsmen are planning &"
fete the soX and the Giants In Calchra-
tion of the clash which Is expected to
open the hostilities for both aggrega-
tlOns OF 1912.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
PLAYERS Drink Water.

WEST BADEN, Ird,. Feb. 20.-With
the St Louis Browns and the Philadel-
phia Nationals now here, West Baden
fas been converted into a baseball
camp Manager DOCin and President
FogeI ale claiming the penHant for the
Pnillies The chief work Of the players
here will he drinking water and hiking
over tie hills
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Twelve Naplanders
Leave for DiXieland

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 29.-Mana-
ger Harry Davis and a dozen o. his
youthful dar'ings left today for the
training camp At Mobile, Ala. The re-
moinder of the squad will report th%c
a week from today and continue at
work Until March IS when the eXldbI-
ton series will oTcn in New Orleans.
rho Maps will play exhibitions until the
opening of the regular season ht rp,
ATril II.
In the party we're several war CuT-
respondents and Photographers.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Will Be In Race.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Fob. Eek
pressing greatest confidence in Johnny
!Iling's ability as manager, James f.
Gaffney, one of the owners OF the RoG-
ton National Club, today declared that
the RCan=2ters would be in The race
from tho start this year. iiling will
train his men at Avg sta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
JUMPING THE BUSH LEAGUE
Bv "SENATOR." !"

Herman Hazzem, pride of the Ham Hollow circuit,
could hardly eat his supper though sausages al
ways favorite of his
1.-TWO hundred dollars month" he kept saying be-
tween bites. Why I'll be able to five dollars a
day out Of that salary, won't l? Gee they pay lot of
money to good players like me, don't they?
"I'l show em few things about playing ball they
knew, too, when join the team Guess they will
welcome 1856 hitter the club, won't they? don't
think Walsh of the Chicagos Bender, the Indian
pitcher is any harder for to hit than Hank Wilson.
Gee that Wilson has a great down generally
take two whacks at it before find one like. Then
away goes though Remember that day sent it over
steepe the Methodist meeting house Uncle Tom
Wasn't that beauty of a home rum"
That it was," replied Uncle Tom, slowing away a
large section of squash pie I'll bet you'll make lot
them when you get into the big league. They'll
have your picture in the paper too won't they just the
way they do Ty Cobbs and Walter Johnson's."
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
BreSnahan'S Cardinals
Leave for West Baden

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 29.-Manager
Bresnahan left today for West Baden
with the Cardinals and will open spring
training. Practically the entire squad
has reported with the exception Of
Pitcher Bob Harmon. who is confined to
bis home with the mumps. ana Third
liaseman Nike MowreY, Il no d. out
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Red TWirlerS Ordered
To Practice Control

COLUMBUS. Ga, Feb. 2s-Ihat con-
troll by pitchers is much sought after
condition was shown by the orders of
Manager O'Day. of the Reds, to "cross
the plate" whenever Il pitcher steps on
the mound. Pitcher Horsey grooved
the ball tT'crty-two consecutive Il aes
to O'Days delight.
Catcher Larry Mclean has an ex-
tTemely sore arm. He got busy with
his wing in too great a hurry.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Evans Thinks Public
Should Figure Mistakes

Umpire Billy Evans, who has had his
share OF flowers and pop bottles as big
league arbiter. thinks 1t is time for the
public to sit down and figure out Just
why an umpire makes mistakes. Con-
sldering the amount OF work to be done
$3.50 decisions in a season, he figures
1t is not surprising that there are some
weird verdicts at times, he argues.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Outlaws Get Charter.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 29.-The
Court of Common Pleas Yesterday
granted a Charta~ to the Pittsburgh
Athletic Pork Association. which il tn
mairtTin tasni TCIT,scntInC this Citv
In the United States Baseball League,
Tire new outlaw organization.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Garry Won't Do 1t.

Garry Hermann is one of the owners
of Cincinnati paper by a recent pur-
chase, but it is not true that he will
contribute a signed story every day on
the inside workings of his ball club,
mention what goes on behind the doors
Of the national commission or write
n column of German dialect jokes
Garry will be content to have the paper
keep from barking at his heels. Garry
you know, is a politician in Redland.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29

Two-base hits-O Leary, Seymour, Burke,
Crawford, James, 3. Outfeld sacrifice flies
Clarke /; Delehanty, /. Double plays-Bufke
and Stanage, Elliott and Chappell, Starr and
Chappell, Cutshaw and Donovan. Struck out
BY Clarke, ]. Bases on balls-Or Chappell
1. Time of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
Umpire-Van Syckle. Pitching record-Ander-
son, hits in innings; Clarke, hits in
innings.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Gets ONLY One.

Since 1905 Charlie Comiskey has spent
thousands of dollars and had thirty
different men playing in his infield, with
the result that he has obtained just
one to stand the test-Rolla Zeider,
Harry Lord came in a trade.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Tomorrow's Sports

Virginia VS.. Georgetown, basket.
ball, at Arcade, $3.50 p. m.
Yale VS.. University Of PennsyIVa.
MIA, at Philadelphia.
Bristol at Ingram girls gymDa.
Slum.
A. A. [. swimming championships,
4OO-yard relay, at New York.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Ainsmith looks right.

TECHNICAL High yesterday honored
Fred Austin by electing him captain of
the baseball team in place of George
Garland, who did not return to school.
CAPTAIN Austin will be depended upon to
pitch all of Techs games in the inter-
high school series.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Knockout" Brown a winner.

No doubt thsre will be large crowd
at thG Majestic this evening TO see that
wrestling carnival that has been ar
ranged by Joe Turner & Co Washing
ton rs now in the throes of one of .he
greatest graphing reVlvals in the his
tory of ,the city. and tonight's card is
one of the best yet offered. >
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Have Them in Papers.

Yes they'll have my pictures and my batting aver
age all the papers every day begin to hit
those big league pitchers the way do Hank Wilson,
came from Herman, who hadn't reached his pie yet.
We'll you men ought to be done your suppers now, "
were Aunt Suse's words, which broke up the gather
ing leaving Herman still the sausages. 1--WE got
fine new pen, used, for you to sign that paper
with"
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
They're stringing in now.

Doc Green, well known to MANY hare
who has been supplanted as trainer Of
the Boston Red Sox by Prof Joe Ouirk.
expert handler of athletes and roller
skater par excellence, has caught ON
with Fred Lakes Providence club. He
will care for the Clamdiggers this year
and will be the first trainer that team
has ever had.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Pony up for the olympics.

Garry Hermann has undertaken to
patch up the differences existing be-
tween John NJ. Ward, president Of the
head of the American League. Ward
has friends in McAleer, John I. Taylor,
Connie Mack, Frank Farrell, and Clark
Griffith, and they are expected TO aid
in the good work. So prepare to see
the pipe of peace ignited.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Hold-outs are giving in.

Hughey Jennings. who studied law at
Cornell, is back at Ithaca, aiding in
coaching the baseball candidates in the
gym. One of the reasons that Jennings
has so many friends is that he never
forEets them. This explains why he is
at Cornell now.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Miss Pitonof to Attempt
The English Channel

Miss Rose Pitonof, the siXteen-year-
old girl swimmer has signed contracts
to make an attempt to swim the Eng
llsh Channel early this summer Miss
PItonof, who claims to be the champion
woman swimmer Of the world will sail
In June.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Virginia has big squad.

There is about as much chance os
Griffith trading walter johnson for.
Hal Chase as there would have beer
10 exchange Doc Gessler for Ty Cobb
The report came from New York, and
Griffith disposed of 1t with smile.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
r. R. Mackey still waiting.

It is understood there will be no
trials for the Georgetown relay teams
pc p fSe o, rnf tbs} SGaGa ana opposa Sassn yir W
ginia Saturday night from Landon,
CHAPMAN, Eller, Golden, and Davis.
This quintet is said to be in better
son an1 is going out to fight to the
limit To triut the Viriginians.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
All Ready to Sign.

well, I'm all ready" from Herman Hazzem, pride
of the Ham Hollow circuit. He poised the pen
the right spot the long paper and looked off past the
picture of Grandfather Hazzem, off into the future He
himself riding around the country, diamond star
of the first magnitude. He himself in better hotel
than any around there riding in carriages automobiles
and railroad trains. He himself collecting huge
bags of money for knocking home runs He saw him
self getting automobile of his for leading the
league at the bat.
Then he signed.
We'll. my boy, at last you in the big league, -
said Uncle Tom I'm going to sit right down and sub
scribe for The Washington Times, big paper, to
put your handwriting in its baseball pages. Then,
through the paper I'll follow you all around the big
league and read to everybody all about the home
you make from day to day"
And then the procession to the postofice. Her
dropped his contract through the slit over the
sugar barrel and Uncle Tom dropped his letter in after
it.
(TO be COntinued)
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Georgetown officials excellent.

Happy Heiskell, the basketball
player, who is said to be slated for
the captaincy of the Georgetown uuint
next season.. has branched out into
another branch of sport. He will be in
charge OF the Oxon Hill team in the
newly organized Prince George County
League. -
The Washington times., 1912-02-29

1t was but a matter OF a few moments for Aunt
Susie to bring the pen and ink and then council
of war.
Just sit right down, Herman admonshed Uncle
Tom, "and sign snaturallike. Don't put any fourshes
the last letter Make signature just plain. If they
in the all the rooters will say There, that's
handwriting Of a real man. anyway. Yes, they put
handwriting in the papers nowadays. Ty Cobbs in
the paper last Sunday"
81 don't know, Herman" said Aunt Susie II think
ought to make pretty one, If they put it in
The Washington times., 1912-02-29

Two-base hit-Collins. Three-base hits
Strunk. Egan. Home run-Betts. Sacrifice
hlts-McGraner, Smith. Stolen base-Mack.
Hit by pitcher-StrUnk. Balk-Neill. Bases
on balls-Strunk, Emerson, ?; Mack, Wallace,
Metz, McGTRner. Struck out-Meehan 2;
Belts, Maggart Time-l hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire-WhIting.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Mike Martin leaves.

Eddie Ainsmith the Nationals crack
young catcher, grins when asked if
Walter Johnson's speed will be too
much for him. The youngster is per-
fectly willing 10 go behind the bat
whenever the kansas Cyclone" is on
the hillock, not being in the least
afraid of the "smoke ball" With the
coaching he is to receive from ManageI%
Griffith, the Cambridgeport boy should
mprove greatly over his last seasons
exhibition.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
ATHLETICS.
Totals. =. 5 10 27la al Totals. -.

"Batte for McGraner in fourth.
tBatted for Brown in ninth.
tBatted for Geip in third.
San Antonio .........4 90 o 0 0 ks
Athletics .............1 90 0 0 2 Ia
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
Mike Martin off for Charlottesville
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is a Boost"
Two more days.

Two more days.
-
can't see the sense of this series
between the Giants and the Athletics
in Texas. IT cannot be but the veriest
farce, for none of the players Is in
shape. To charge money for these
games seems positively funny. IL the
Texans fall for those games, they will
establish strong claim for the boob
championship" now held by the New
Workers.
The Washington times., 1912-02-29
The Score:

All-Americans ........ 0 0 "a
All-Nationals ........1 0 o 0 0-1