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The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
JENNINGS CLEANS HOUSE.
DonoSan Goes to Providence and
Jones and DeIehanty Leave.

Detroit. Aug. s.-After signing a con-
tract for two additional years as mana
ger of the Detroit American League
team. Hughey Jennings began house
cleaning to-day. Jim Delehanty vas
given his ten days notice. and waivers
were asked on Davy Jones, two Of De-
troits former mainstays with the stick.
wild Bill'' Donovan, once premier
pitcher OF the American League was re-
leased to Providence and will become
manager of the International League
team in that city Immediately, succeed
ing Fred Lake.
Jennings asserted to-day that he in
tends to build an entirely new team
around two or three of the present
bunch. Several youngsters have been
playing very fast ball in their try-outs,
and new moves are looked for from Jen-
nings.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
RED S0X BLANK.
DETROIT TIGERS
Spectacular Fielding Saves Ray
Collins, as Jennings Crew
Hits Ball Hard.

Detroit, Aug s-To-day's to o shut
out of the Tigers by the Red Sox was
featured by wonderful fielding on both
sides. Speaker robbed Crawford OF a
home run by taking down the hardest
hit ball Of the day. Lewis made a leap
ing. one-handed catch of Cobb near
the scoreboard. Yerkes froze to a low
liner from Cobb and doubled Bush at
first. All of which shows that Collins
would indicate. The new Tiger infield
was all sparks, Deal, Louden. Onslow.
and Bush all pulling of great plays.
Score:
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fifth to Shake Up Ieam-Three Youngsters Are Recalled
Griffith Recalls Three
Of His Young Players
AOld Fox" Exercises Option by Ordering Becker,
Boehing, and Long to Report at Charlottes-
vile Next Spring.
'peoal to The Washington Herald


St Louis Aug sMnagr Griffith to-day exercised his option
three OF his players who sold earlier in the and these
athletes will be ordered report Charlottesville spring
early training The players question Buck Becker the Wash
gon boy who has been pitching good ball for Atlanta Joe Boehng
the Richmond amateur released the Worcester Club
England League and Tommy Long, the ot6der who
Mobile
Becker Boelng and Long all optional
clause and be pulled back from the only
payment of certain 1t cost Gr nearly $1,000 these
again but he has in close touch with their left
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
MARQUARD WINS
FROM Big HENDRIX
Pitchers Duel Decided in Tenth,
When Giants Score Win
ming Tally.

New York, Aug. s.-Marquard and
Hendrix fought out one of the greatest
pitching duels of the year to-day and
Marquard won in the tenth by the count
of to /.
stride. working brilliantly to the finish.
but Hendrix stuck with him across each
round. curbing the Giants attack despite
occasional wildness. Gibson's four-base
slam to deep left center was the only
count of Marquard. Singles by Snod-
grass and Murray broke up the game In
the tenth. Score:
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NOTES OF THE GAME

The Browns landed on Vaughn hard
and timely in the opening round. and
but for pretty double play engineered
by Morgan and Mcbride a couple of
runs would have resulted.
With Gandil on third base in the Ma
tionals' second round. and only one gone.
neither Ainsmith nor Mcbride could
score him.
Shanks led of the third with a smash
that nearly knocked Jimmy Austin off
his pins.
Moeller and Foster attempted a double
steal. with two out, in the Nationals
third, but Danny was slow getting
started from third. and was nailed at
the plate.
Only a lightning throw by Gandil
saved the Nationals from being scored
against in the Browns third. Shotten
was on second when Austin hit to Nor
gan. Rays throw to Gandil was high,
but Chick managed to get the ball to
Ainsmith before Shotten arrived at the
plate.
Again in the Nationals fourth Chick
SdUuiI Hcducu HIS team IudIeS IOT
run with a slashing three-bagRer to
right, but Chick never reached home.
George Mcbride robbed Pratt of a hit
in the Browns fourth by picking up
red-hot grounder with one hand and
retiring Pratt at first
Moeller turned around and batted left
handed against Southpaw Hamilton in
the fifth, and was hit in the arm.
When Danny tried to steal second Ste
phens threw him out by a close margin.
Laporte relieved Morgan at second
base when the Browns came to bat in
the sixth.
Shotten beat out slow. grounder in
the sixth. although the ball was ham
died scieanly by Mcbride and Gandil.
Vaughn started on the sixth by fam
ming Hamilton, and then 1t fairly rained
singles, doubles and triples.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

Washington, and is confident that
the pitchers will be nearly ripe for
fast company next year. Checks in
payment for the players have al
ready been mailed.
Frank Laporte reported to Boss Grifi
this morning and was told to be ready
to play this afternoon. Laporte was
pleased with the idea of working under
Griff. but said that he had not been paid
500 bonus promised him by Owner
Hedges. of the Browns. The bonus was
to be paid at the close of the season
II Laporte played good ball.
Il led his club in hitting and played as
good 4 game in the field as any member
Of the team declared Laporte, land
now Hedges refuses to come through
with the bonus. know that the sea
son is not over, but my season with
the Browns happens to be. so I think
i am entitled to the money"
Grin thought SO. too. and in company
with the player the Old Fox called on
Hedges this noon. 1t is believed the
matter will be satisfactorily adjusted to
both parties.
Either Eddie Tinsmith is in the midst
Of a bad slump or else he has been
oNcrWoThcu, Is tne opinion OF tne writer,
for Ainsmith's throwing to bases and
hitting the past week have been hor-
rible.
John Henry worked out in uniform this
afternoon and the collegian may be sent
behind the bat tomorrow despite the
fact that his knee is not entirely we'll
Tom Hughes is slated to work against
the Browns tomorrow afternoon. and
the veteran Is in great shape. Stovail
will pitch either one of the Brown boys.
Elmer or Charlie. or Allison.
Howard Shanks disclosed an interest
ing piece of news during a tanning bee
In the corridor OF the Great Northern
Hotel In Chicago when he announced
that he was born less than three blocks
from the Southside hall park. known as
Comiskey's fortress. and where the Ma
tionals won three out Of four from the
White Sox.
II lived In Chicago three years, then
my parents moved to Monaco, Pa, our
present home" said Sharks.
Carl Cashion. the Carolina curver.
came within an ace Of pitching for the
Chicago Cubs. Toward the close of last
season owner Grayson. Of the Louisville
team, had everything set for his pur-
chase. but at the eleventh hour McAleer
stepped in and grabbed the slugging
hurler from Greenville. n. c. Had
Cashion Joined the Louisville club he
probably would be in a Cub uniform by
this time, as Charley Murphy. of the
Chicago Nationals, owns the Louisville
team"
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

Runs-w. Miller. Schultz. Zimmerman, Ever,,
Archer te,. Lavender Paskert Masee. Crayath.
Hits-Of Moore. I in Z innings Oh Ritter in /
inning Two-base hits-w. Miller Lobert Schultz
Threebase hit-Paskert Home rln-Arcber. Double
play-Tinker to Safer Bases on balls-Oh Lavender.
Z: on Moore. ]; on Ritter, l. Struck out-By Layen-
der. 4; by Moore, Umpires-Mesrs Johnstoue and
Eason. Time Of same-2 houn and Is minutes.
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Nationals Slaughtered
By Stovdll'S Tdil-enderS
Jim Vaughn Knocked Out of Box in Sixth Inning.
Hamilton Pitches F0ur-hit Game.
Score, 8 to O.
BY WILLIAM PEEr.

St Louis, Mo, Aug Sit bad enough to lose ball the
talende when they rub with the
Sportsman Park this afternoon what going do?
ST Louis only Inundated the Nationals by splashng
bucket of wtewas but oupyed them every and every
department Jim Vaughn knocked of the box the SIXTH
and Jay Carl Cahon likewise treated perfectly scandalous
while heroes swung their bats like lot of scrub
using their mops The carnage awful and good thing
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
DODGERS BEATEN.

Brooklyn. N. Y, Aug. s-St Louis
trimmed the Dodgers, . to ]. in the last
game Of the series. Although Rucker
managed to keep his hits scattered.
Cakes homer In the second and a COM
tination Of single and a double in the
third were sufficient to win the game.
Both sides flelded faultlessly. Score:
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Rnns-Hescher. MITCHELL, E<an. Mclean Frunme
Mcdonald, Campbell. Sweeney. Jackson Titus. Dey.
lin. Two-base hits-CampbeIl. Beschcr Bridwell.
Stolen hases-Mitchell ts. Pheisn. Titus. Bases on
balls-Oh Perdue. {: of Fromme > Struck out
BY Ferdue. l; by Fromme, L Sacrifice hits-Mar-
sans, Titus Bridwell Frumme. Hit by pitched ball
BY Fromms. Mcdonald Cmpires-Messrs. Orth and
Klein Attendance-l6p
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Runs-Hoopr. Yerkes. Speaker, Wagner. Carigan.
Three-base hit-Hooper. Home run-Hooper. Sac
riSce hit-Cobb. Stolen bases-Spraker e.. Frs,
base on bAlls-Oh Collins. 1; OF Lake. l. Hit by
pitcher-By Lake, Hooper. First base on errors-
Detroit. l. Left on bases-Boston, S; Detroit l.
Struck out-By Collins. S; BY Lake. l. Double play
Yerkes to Stahl Umpires-Messrs O'Loughlin and
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

Runs-Ryan Cg. Jackson tg, Grgss. Hunter. Eah-
ler Daniels Chase. Paddock. Martin, Ford. Two
base hits-Ryan. Pecknpaush. Jackson. Ford (2,.
Chase. Inree-base ht-Jachson- Sacrifice hit-Rysn
Sacrifice nes-Laioie. Zinn- Stolen ba-s-Chase
Paddock. Peckinpaush. Bases on balls-Oh Kahler.
}; OF Ford, l. Hit by pitcher-By Ford. Jackson
First base errors-Cle,eland 2: New York l.
Left on bases-Cleveiand, 3: New York. . Struck
out-By Kahler. L. by Ford, !. Wild pitches
Kahler. Ford. Umpires-Messrs. Es,an ard sher-
dan. Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Hits-Of Vaughn, in 5 l-3 innings Two-base
hits-Gandil. Kutina, Williams Hogan Three-bs,e
hits-Gandil, Pratt. Stephens. Sacrifice hits-Aus-
tin, Hogan Double plays-Morgan to Mcbride.
Wallace to Pratt to Kutina. Stolen bases-Shotten
ca. Hogan. Hit by pitched ball-By Hamilton.
Noeller. Wild pitch-Hsmitou. Bases on baIls-On
Vaughn. 1; OF Cashion. 2: OF Hamilton struck
out-By Hamilton, s; By Vaughn, ). Left on bases-
ST Louis. z; Washington. s. Umrires-Messrs Hart
and Connolly. Time of same-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CUBS TAKE LAST.
hitting I'm the Pinches Save Laven-
der from Defeat by 2 to 4.

Philadelphia, Aug. s.-The Cubs land
ed the farewell game OF the series with
the Phillies. TO T. Hitting in the
pinches did the trick and saved Laven-
der from defeat. Each side made ten
hits. but those of the Cubs were bet
ter placed. The home folks used three
pitchers in the effort to stop the visi-
ors. Archer's homer, with Evers on
base IN the seventh, disposed Of Earl
Moore. Ritter pitched the eighth. and
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

Runs-Gib-on, Doyle, snodgraSS. Two-base hits
Meyers, Miller. Hendrix. Home rin-Gibson. Sac
mice hits-Carey. Stolen bases-Murrzy. Snodgrzss
Fletcher. Mertle- Left bsses-Giznts. 3: Pitts
burg. 5. Struck out-By Marpuard. 6: by Hendrix.
5. Bases on balls-Of Msrquard. 2: OF Hendrix, 6
Wild pitch-HeDdri1 Umpires-MessB. Owens and
Brennan. Attendance le.0o.
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REDS LOSE AGAIN.
Boston Nationals Take Game by
@ to Score.

Boston, Aug. s-An eighth-inning rally
netted the Boston Nationals three runs
and a to victory over the Cincin-
natl Reds. making two and two for the
series. Bridwells double with bases
filled spelled defeat for Cincinnati. Both
Fromme and Perdue were hit hard.
Score:
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Ingram vs.. Nativity.

ingram meets Nativity to-day in the
last game Of the Sunday School League
The game will be called promptly at
$50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

Huegins, Masee, Northcn. Homo run-Oakcs. Sac
rifce hits-wheat. Mowrey. HuEEins. Smith. Fisher.
Stolen base-kouetchy. Let on bases-St. Louis.
10: Brooklyn. S. Bases on balb-O6 Rucker. 4; on
Ragon. 1; on sallee. l. Struck out@By Rucker. s.;
by saliee. j. Cnpirss-Messu Elnnenn md Risier
Time Of same-l hour md Is ninutsa Attendance-
"a
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

At Observation-Disclosures. I: Louisville. o.
At et Psul-st Paul. /: Toledo. z
At kansas City-Kansas City. 1: Columbus. Z.
AZ Minnsapolis Minneapolis. 2; indianapolis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At MONTREAL Montreal. Q; PrDvidenee, S.
At Du6Aio- Buffalo, 4: Newark, /
AZ ToruneD-Toruuto. 6; Jersry CITY. 5.
AZ Roehses-Roehsst8, Z: Baltiners. {.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
MAPS TAKE FIRST.
Ford Is Hit Hard and the Yankees
Lose, to 5.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. s-Cleveland took
the first game of the series from New
York, s to s. The Maps batted Russell
Ford hard in the early innings, jackson
getting a double and a triple in three
trips to the plate The fielding of
Hunter. who made his first appearance
as a Nap in center. featured. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York At Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
50. Louis X; washinRton q.
Cleveland 8; New York. 5.
Boston, 5; Detroit, q.
PHILADELPHIA Oh hicaeo-Rain
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ALL EUROPE IS NOW IN ARMS
CHINESE AND RUSSIANS
 ON VERGE OF WAR

wItLcn rItutiJ rAuvcH Inc Iiaajltlsss or the powers Ter rhA ceML,lg pf thia tt:1-rEt1:y.
 Tuday Fraune followed In tkH wa<s rT fRrsEYl4nv ,lnL ordered unt hst re. Ltrsss- Thr republic LE LOW listening tu 7lIu raIL lu Ar,uE 1I every yEllHEs snd thr I.nsr history UI th+ country " recalled Es mind by lhl. tnnrt1aI mpFo- nlones All Irer- FrHRai lad Taisnd I.r thl. IisrInsna 70 rlaAa the hFht !IiIlYu Th. ulih1Stcr 1f war Ls zRld sH hars aL1cyuly kLKnGh LiIlt urder fer calling nut the reaeUYeH anu rns pcrE mosTent word arrived that the KoT GrnmAhI uG ths ltAlaer had IAIlEn 1sq.- soc rhsarysts tu ,ns c1'urh the call WEB iHru%,L to every dcpuTtuaAtt df Fr1nce.
 A sIilt hltrn siEaJHsant masG w4A Ihi..Is kS Austria this Mrt+T1iSou when k-r bAttLcAh5pE Ihal have been an ul,rsd i'll the I.UsphoTus HaILsd trF ihe AdrthEIc. TIl~rr they Tnl PTVhAhLY w!GsuA for Any attempt uh the part ot f;teviH UT RIIAEiA |" hold ihH +1- bnuL.rn cliAst. Hishin E rem dLLYR. no d,5ubs. hey wIIL nE|" arrived and SelYIus LInpp= Til3 bp ordered N%Ay. ThkA wIIL ;Ge Illr -IisiE ltl+ cutrothr Of which uiL EurUEe %ii! wuLGh fcT with l,-ut sn1 trembling.
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MRS. BELMONT BOLTS
 ALL SAME THEODORE

IinLr llE4 drI,T.ALus H:arithEu dawn AUiuG ot I:R,sC ~hn atCrmpIEfa In iAKa theu1 aslvcH htaaIl.
 Many of :heIn %.T+ UuTrIaG aw4y e llIs s1de 0: Mrs. iieLrnonr b Lte con- eiIlar,iTicE of hsJ Grear suclHl udsIeiusI4 ' esJxIdtIa tiUu wEfil, now yEapIEses Iu eHcTuis. !lh lmp.3EtuuL O1ret hp[n .lt. TnlitE4 9f Tomcn 1Ti+ rlrf nl'- ject13n WIRE tU L!,- alleged part'ear. nr t1iuti'' Which ll'c convention w&s Ealf InK ur some uuEsrLnnA. Slr5 heItEtGDa Huule Ll.IInT spIIGIiess during in" 5nn- .<nstnn AS many UChar T3a'Ih aIso dLd.
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RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, GERMANY
 FRANCE AND ITALY RISE
SssaIAa Nsaaaa 3Atslns.

SsssIAi NssssA 3Ats1o@
 LONDON. Nov. aL-Not before vT xtncs thA Nappleonio wars has ki1rupL .o dsvoutiy waIshlpreI the snh ii war. TAdAy the contlnunl is rat sssshIax nIase uT martial excitement uupprasseL Thu, WAT departments o1 aE thA governments uf1 busy every zsnssnt and the grgatgst military eN- nsrss aTv in cvns'nat tosUh %irll the hszds of the military branches uf the edHrirIstratIulnR.
 E3RIf the zrnies of EurUra are now seSfetly nsoHHsiHE. The SoFk iE be- Inr done wItn alL the pCi~a.y r0sEihIs in undsrtAkiuez of elscn magnitude and suan. RIless some pnlookcd for usruumstsnNA tnieryenss. tl'o cUnrlnsnt will bs one great srme1 camp.
 Tbs aecrat niaxsinK of lrnopR ia hn lnR accomplished zv that the nrrAsE may tA prxpsred fer instant srrYie, It l. conceded now thai the divIston as rlT%cr it cautsnp1nted bV dInar
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6pa<isi Nl0ose 4SFVlsA

GaInARD. Nor, 3l-A w1rrant WRs IAsusd lust evening Tor tho arrest ~ EuEcnt peue who has :Jaen lrl.terd hy a federal grsLnI 5dry on file cuarEu ot rarnp srtnx wil:i witnesses il. shc cage of the Appeal tu TeaBon- IL !a ger erally beltfvsd thac lhr sncinlist l+Rd- &r kas Eot bimsef Into a striopa Es An.l Ilaa stopped r1 so:nc desplou5ls work Tn canneellup with th& matter.
 The Appeal tn R-ashn hFs I1eli u riLesrablS failure. A. It is with aIL such sheets. t was rthA and lts con.
 tgnl. rulpsd ny ItoRtR ui ihe ''ptolc- tarI,Lt" bur. thu vItaFipH rG Ihn cult
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GOMPERS IS
 REFLECTED
NEXT MEETING AT SEATTLE MAY HAVE ALASKAN
 DELE0ATE4.
k41aet 5pasiat BsSv>nA-

EH1aeL 5pasiat Bs$raoA
 ROCHESTER,, N. r.. NCv, s4.- Gcmpsrs has been sr.Riected president of the fsdcspusn. During the esRvsn- tlon hehe he ~ss cOustaatiy het7E aakeal fc tell what hs knows about the rronosed establishment ot & depart ynent of !ah1r and nR. to his opInionR ubvIr having a lki,oT member Of the cusinet aIn Ail such gueHtiDSs he be- atuwel A AnilIIie silener And heca"'e oven as the pteysrhIAI clsTn.
 1Eha next meeting af tEe fcdeTa ton will Iassc pIaee at Seattle when it is Believed that representatives d 'aeor frcm AIasse1 viii takH part.
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epreial Nuaa%A 6arxIe~

epueiRl Nugget 8sr~le~
 CHICAGO, Nov. &g.-cnble nrwa trom Fekin atateA lliat the ClHeBr government llss dlsp&tn!lsli an armed expeditions and havc already tako, AliMshutI tA MunsoIiA. The san1A dls- paLIchCz, brinS LhA IntornutIul! ilLnI tI.e Russisrs Arr saYanHinE upon. CrKn' And is t]IH ne~H is nnfrscr it is Rl. musl GArEtih that anoIl,"r great w1r ls h sight.
 I'ha gNyernmnnt u[ G'hLnA la 1:teI. hinI-J ID prevent if puzsibie any in rsrferoneV Uu tie part 1f RrssI1 With
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CHARLEY 4uRA OPERATED ON.

Charley IIIra. steward If lha Lsps Cabin Club. wnH oIGrntsd upnn Tor app hiI,itIR yAstErl:.y by Dr. NHsra1u naaIEsrL by u,y. Slnall Iuh ScHnaE. The opcratI5n tuck plAeu at tho hoA- pin: anl The IM'IIfrt ts prcErrsalli6 ytry fayoFakly-
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TWENTY THREE HURT,
epseial Nvqsst eAFNeL

6peeial NVqRst esFNeL
 SEATTLE, Nov. 3aS.-TH%nty- -three people wxrs tnJHrsd yesterday when a passougsr car and freight h!t cath rlher on ,6a IRtcrugban hIsA between this rity aud T-aeouha. Tho passenger ear Tns going ot A pretty Eu'd sGeed at ths tine and ~as hadfy smashed. a%v4rsi oe thuse Enrt have received wrS- Rsy1re tntrles and aorns may SlN
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SEATTLE ROCKED BY
 THREE EARTHQUAKES

That Il xnttsrrhhSAh Ustursapea ls nYr making iia#sf te!. all oyrr tllr Pacific coast is shown by iha reports from an p1.nta betwsen NcT1co and British CDlanbia nnd maiIy uE1Te Rhnuks are expected bcfuTe the Herics ktss exhEusteh.
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Nu9sAa EpsszA1 esRvLast

I'HILADELPIllA, Nsv $t-Mrs' BrlGAgnt jumped into the liutslieht to- day whea she fDlsuWhh Ins IaCLIret tHt Thoodagc I<,fisev1lI End bolted thA national @unrage convention with d large hoiY ol nAr AdherrEts, JsIna AdAnas who led the oppuslsiUu th ATS. Belmont won uuL whn f1yinS ColoTs, but Lfn Guerzxe u.9yemsnt is thr@at- sAsd bY the most surilus eonsr1ue'1ces } RR r,sult nf lns hKht,
 'Tns convention was oas nt Ihr Uoat exritfns held Tor many years GIlh%F bJ remen or 1tlniL For u,innFea sL <
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ICE 16 INCHES.

Jaynaa fswartgGI Is nrH .,nGaE,h puL- lInE un 5Il lnrH nf ,;n. :Tan 8Iu-ka tirhr for th.; .itY'H Iuup.y. The ice in th7t part ur tIsa aIrtuui IE1A n1w rrAche1 th.okn1sa bt 16 inGhnR.
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WARRANT FOR DEBS
 ON SERIOUS CHARGE

falIsh an GUlTG; aCrG'sE sLnd llle papers u%1isT had hIrtshJ g1vrn finsLcr Uf auiill,,G Nsw 'icvAlcpmfa'IY ln con
 l,uutuh Hilh tS.%s rnac thIuH rIlntT llEht rn Gg!. rcnRf'416 I,'I inc du."lda n1 nature of ihi. chnrRts IEa!nsr p2Ir rlr hardly ae IuIJ with "-sIa,nty ffi.
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MAIL cLosEs TOMORROW.

The mall for Esh kratcAy Yukon ElFsr pt.LnIs, +sslncil ':Gndle. Knhzsti'e. 4Si' i,,a 1nd uli po!nsn north win closa tl,- Innrrnw, Tuesday; reg1sa.rsd at lS u's.IRk EILJ ordinary mt l ?. m
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SEVERAL SINK NC.

Thu Eora uf getting down lHe shaft nc rh1 Kctfn rIuLtn ia nuw protf;sdtnE. $eyeTas Utrlgr plITIiea Are also 7sor11nE ,aI rhr I1lIrd huHnn. but I:1tst of the ,reri st lhA present time ia ut B pre- liJnl,iArS naIure,
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 BALBOA, Spain. Nov S6.-F4fry DSDpit were crushed Cr burned L" aAAtA heTs lLst night whcn fire DC. .unssd in. H moving pteturr show aud 1Ak Ak q sanAe .,. .s.: fnA kaitkns 6RA hOt been provided uisth . rutirl<ht number ot exits E'' I1at u.n@n tke alarm occurred and n rnsh waz made for the doors a bloclS-
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"5S1RIN. Nov. sS. The must dis dutptiuE ,r all rumurs reached this clIP today. 1T iE nothing ieas thah IlEi icrunnny hts nrdcTrd l3v,hG0 re- srtyisrs In IITrpar1 tnr rKlt ir the calury That this order has b1An ts-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

fIA@rs un,s h1 iLtIArapE to affect Ihia IarCltvn vii. muNn uuthIig less than instant TRr Al' orcr. ThA allipf inter +El nnw csntsrs on Austria nnd R,is sivl Tht aTu emplrss HTs hlobLlrlnY as flIst us sUIdisrs ean be dieDa tened Austris. STT-n IIuw has gut under arms .N1, ,10U men thai urw I-aAdy tp kIt4 .el kM'ss sn che Russisn frpnttsr-
 is.Hnaunr cs the ronLisuity of theis territories illus twn powCrn in the event at wur wili be rTsn hled to put ia active EerTico against GitItI ot!sr two Vf the rnoEt uiRhIy furce$ ever enEHEed lI1 HrLpai combat AuarTla. "a almost cer thin In lW !lblA % count Un GsrTnnnys suppvrI secretly If lIot nv+n1y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
4etsiA Msagat esFVlss-

$6A1TLD Nov. sk.-Honsne in thia sasy were ruehed violently last RlGh. At 3 o'clock hy tlrGe distinct shncka UE eArthquaAa. Although scmr houses roelsed 70 badly that thHir inIRatea wsra Enlightened TO tArnaEc waH tn- f1sted. ha oMA or two instances little panlcA ars said tc have ooc1rred Hlsen r1vckary ware fell from sheIYeR snd EanEed h1E noi6eA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
Special Nugget 6srvi&a.

Lo$IHIM. E"r. 3j. -Tslis Iny, Es- re,nlIEr 1t. lt1?, HiIu"sAcs Lht GreatcT puTI ur IIIE 1anLIIruI Ur EurplIc TikLnx in arms. 1~u niIl!ons H: EJlItlers have HlEtst.IJ I.s"n rIIhAi8ed WITH IlSlitnint; rulIi.lIEY by Rusyisl. -AusIria. iiernany and Italy. The tremendous mT:ETnenL Il lre,lIEs Las b."T. GATr''il GuI R1Ih lIuis uASA ET1d dlspatUti
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

BncA hsre can he m 60pf1 and sSI-
 dentIy the kn1sSF has decided to jaln torcrs With Franas Jusseph Ahnuld RuAsia Hud AnstrIn dccido to match lneIr strength This, .t ia believed. h@re, would mean that Urea. Britain must also taka | hand The Stnfaat nf Russia by the triple alliance would mean llLs pnAscssiuu Ur Turkey und the BalktLti status by Germany. Aus.
 IILA and Ilaty and the strengthening uf rho three nations. II would Inann also aH a UUnssauunce tlso weakening nt thA infiucucr 4,d Great Iir4tSin. Fr&Ars and
 Kuaala ill Urr Sha AcdltrrEnHsan. und. therefore. thc up4nInn IA Gsu%rHl that a wsr between any lwo of thH nations must mean WAT Irst~AAn sl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
EPIDEMIC pEcHEAeI NC.

I,r Neumuu rsp1rls Llnt lu Ar1pPs .,.luemE, 1s n4~ TImkrILrK HTnonKBt tue ratLY4.s and 1haf 1t %tli spdh hafr ltsss-1 away slIvGethcr'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

We have a large ass 'ranasnt 7f funey holiday gift books, rAady tor mailing. L1m%n Eros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

TO BET THE hkWA T1lAI iutereHts A1AeEans fon ahunld sui,.srib. for Ina Daily NIIEBst, e1.sa per month dei1vefeh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

tIonE3Ei4u uftAirn and RusajA Seems 1I' h+7 IuHt aH muuh dstsrntnEd 'r' nn1N rp in 7hA matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
FIFTY DEAD IN
 MOVING PICTURE SHOW

ado .,f tenplc brought about ~ scene or 1nduscTII5hIe exc;temert und ter rar. Some ul thnsu pfeheht sndeRyor ed rl, allsy this exritmeiIt but every effort vas ma calling. Nearly all oi tlinac present belonged to the Mos: humble wa1ks of hKs.