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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Special Nugget Service.

MEM YORK. Sept. l3 Timothy ID.
Sullivan. congressman for some time.
and known all over the country as
Rig Tim was killed soon after his
escape from the asylum by u train
and his body WITS discovered and idcn-
titled last night in the city moreu,'
wher" il has lain for thirteen days
Will" all the population of Greater
New York and all the officials If til"
state w"r" searching for him.
1t is learned now that u few hours
after his escap" from his nurses in the
sanit;rium he was struck by a train
at Pelham Park way ana cut /" pieces
almost. The body was taken ut once Ia
The murGu" ana kept for Identification.
The guards had not notified the au-
of the escape of sullivan and
So no reason existed for connecting
the manpled remains found ON the rail
road track with the former congress
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

bottle of these gases in their proper
relative quantities exploded one gets -
small drop Of water and after II million
of exploded rumorS about strikes one
probably the way with the great strike
up the river now. In few days it
will be greater than Dawson or Nome
or it will be busted one man is said
to have brought 81 900 to St. Michael
from the strike. man named Rhodes
who formerly lived I'm Nome is said to
have brought some of the stories and
some of the N. G.. employees at ST.
Michael are said already to have QUIT
work, and hiked for the new bonanza.
Andreafski is something like IS miles
from st. Michael and Anvik is a couple
Of hundred miles up the Yukon.
1t seems to be that the chief excite.
ment has been caused by the state.
quitting
Charles Duggan, who has been
working with Chris Niebuhr. received
II letter telling him to "come on at
once" to the scene of the strike. This
letter states that some gold has been
found on the rim but that bedrock has
not been reached in the bed Of the
creek. The name Of the writer Of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
STRIKE NEAR ANV|K
NOW CAUSES TALK

There is either II strike at Anvik or
Andreafski on the Yukon or some per
son has been doing some first class
press agent work to cause a stampede
for some reason which is not yet evil
dent. The Nugget stated some days
ago that the purser of the Hettie u
which had been brought in from the
strike stated and other rumors have
come since which has caused quite 4
lot of rumors to float around without
giving chance to nail them down.
The sailing of the CorWin today Is said
to be due to the fact that some of the
stampeders wanted to reach the scene
of the strike as soon as possible but
the officials of the Corwin say 1t IL
going for no such purpose at all. at all.
Zipf. the superintendent Of the N. C.
company at st. Michael. is said that
he fears the men working for the COM
pany will stampede if the story Of the
real value of the strike Is made public
and 1t is also said that he is doing all
in his power to have the news suppress
sed but in the case OF II strike there
are rumors upon rumors upon which
the same operation should be perform
ed as one performs TO get water from
oxygen and hydrogen. With great
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
MISS WILSON
HUSBAND HERE
MAN WHO is TO MARRY PRESI.
DENTS DAUGHTER is
NOMEITE. B'GOSH

Shyrc. IN" man who is engaged to be-
married to Miss Lucille Wilson. daugh-
terl"f the president Of the United Sta.
ties tan actually be claimed as "A Nome
lite 10y little license He WIS here in
Nome sure enough.
In long interview in the news
papers in the east he told nf many
remarkable journeys he had in various
places and the following is one Of tho
trips as told by himself:
Another time | started out from
Nome, Alaska, with a small schooner
and with It Russian trader as Il com
panion. We took turns standing at
the wheel. We sailed across Berne
strait and up 10y northern Siberia 1000
miles above NHldivostnk We came
back To Alaska by cape Prince of
Wales. i4ut tdcprecatinRly) there
wasn't anything very exciting in
that lust an ordinary cruise When
Perry got back from the North Pole
| met him in Labrador and came down
with him"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
CITY FUNDS
ABOUT PELUK
ONLY HOPE LEFT rs FROM TAXES
COMING IN SOON.

The municipality of Nome is now
practically out of funds At the be-
ginning of the present month u couple
of thousand dollars still remained in
the treasury but this has now all but
disappeared. on the first of the mont II
when the salaries for this month come
to b" paid there will be i'm the treas
ury not enough to meet them unless
the collection of taxes, which begins
on that day. can be made quickly
enough.
About $1,000 will come to the city
this month from federal licenses The
federal license money for the city for
the quarter amounted Ia 1869 and %.
this $3,074 have already been paid out
Allowing that the city will collect
10000 in taxes in the coming year
and also allowing for the collection of
$4,000 license money which is the
largest amount that can come the city
will have about $4,000 to pay its ex-
penses until the collection of taxes
the city will have n tremendously diff
cult time to keep its head above water
even by the most careful handling of
the funds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Big TIM SULLIVAN
met FRIGHTFUL DEATH

Imam ANA the body remained for two
weeks an but ON" d.,v Will" he search
went ON everywhere. Larry Mulhean.
III" step brother of MIR. sullivan, visit
cd the morgur Yesterday To view TN"
body which had hn"u Wing thcr,. for
So long AZ lime ana h" soon Identified ii
il spit" Of The friehtful injuries which
lad been innictcd 10y the wheels of TN"
train.
The attorney and the committee
" hlch had been entrusted with the
calr of the estate Of Sulltttu Wh"n
TIE hrc.,lnr d'mcutrd h:,\" found that
he was on the point of bankruptcy
At the time of his death
iIr WAS It theatrical manager bv
profession and had umHss' Il q great
fortune hut h" had given II Ill away
~ quickly as it came tn the poor of
tn" east sid" and his affairs wcr" found
in a bad shape. He WAS particularly
noted for his presents which he gay"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
MEXICAN MUST
s make ANSWER
FEDERAL OFFICER ARRESTED
FOR KILLING AMERICAN
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
lei. PASb. Sept. -. Captain Santa
Ana tarlNcru. AN officer in the federal
army of MEXICO. has been arrested at
,Iuarez at tn" request of the American
stat" department on the charge of
killing Edward Hayes, AN American
Hayes fought with the Madero forces
and when captured is said to have
been killed in cold blood by the or
dcrs of CaraN"ro at Chihuahua. The
news arrived here and was sent to
Washington with the result that Sec
rotary of stat" bryan immediately
sent word through the American en-
hassy ut Mexico City asking that Car
avcro be arrested and tried for the
murder of Hayes
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
BARROW GETS BUSY
IN CALUMET STRIKE

another opportunity for bringing the
two sides together
governor can manage it within a few
days and it is hoped that the difficulty
can be settled and that the operations
will soon begin again. The men have
the sympathy Of nearly all the people
with the exception of those who are
directly interested in the fight against
them and public opinion may be one
of the chief reasons for the ending of
the conflict.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Special Nugget Service,

NEW YORK. Sept. l3It was an
rounccd here today that the tran
sactions of SulZcr in the stock rX
change through one brokerage firm in
two years amounted to $4,000. This
whom Sulzer dealt from June. 1910 To
July. 1911. and in that time the amount
fact came out in the testimony given
by Melville ID. Fuller to the managers
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

CHINA TAKES WATER AND
APOLOGIES To JAPANESE

LttnG hut nothing els" remained fur
st"ud at arms rieht within tn" city Of
Nonkina While half d"z"n powerful
Japan"s" warships lay 81 anchor in
tho river alUn9sd" IN" city with their
guns trained on the Qualifications.
Japan acted with the most unmis
taxable determination and from first To
last it WAS evident that china had t."
acccde to the demands or take its
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
CAYNOR LIES
AT LIVERPOOL
BODY LAID IN STATE ON THE
GRAND STAIRWAY OF
CITY HALL.
Special Nugget Service,

Special Nugget Service
lIN ERi'tnl.. sept - The body of
Mayor Gaynor Of New York lay in
state all last night on the grand stair
way of the city hall and the sight was
most imprcssiv" one. The great
buildings which sorruund the great
city building gave Il most imposing
Background for the crowds that went
to see the mayor lying in state. The
honor is an Unprecedented one in the
history of l.iverpnul. When the Baltic
arrived the city officials and represen-
tativ"s of TIL" government accompanied
tn" coffin Ia tn" hall and every mark
of respect was shown in the city which
connects the city of the dead mayor
with Europe
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
FIRST CLAIM STAKED
UNDER new LAW

At last the first claim has been re-
corded in the Nome district under the
legislature and today II appears in the
records in the Nugget in all its compli-
Gated and technical beauties.
This claim will go down to history
by the name of the Last Transaction
fraction and is located. adjoining One
above on Lake creek which is a tri .
butary of Wonder creek whose waters
finally find their way into Snake river.
The locator is f. w. Osgood who saws
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
SULzER BLEW IN FIFTY
THOUSAND TWO YEARS

ara now looking into all the facts con-
nr,'ted with the case.
II is generally conceded that tn"
proof of tn" truth of this Statcincn.
viii cook the Sulzcr goose for good
and ali and that It verdict of guilty
by tn" senate is sure I" follow. Srt .
rral republicans are opposed to him
rs strongly as tn" most faithful adj
any means now Il party fight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

in his record papers that it was dis
covered on August IA. 1913. Joseph
work described by the locator was ac-
complished and Il notary public has
man who signed the certificate of work
performed by the locator did really
sign that the locator did really per-
form the location work, etc. etc. etc.
The claim and location work were
recorded yesterday and so begins a
new era in the stalking of claims
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
DECISION FOR
THE PLAINTIFF
CASE WHICH OCCUPIED COURT
SEVERAL DAYS is
ENDED.

ion for the plain today in the case
of the Anvil Hydraulic and Drainage
company against w. w. Getcheli which
occupied eight days in the hearing
The suit was brought for the possess
sion of the claim known as Three and
II half Bourbon creek, 1t was claimed
that the plaintiff company had not
performed the assessment work for
1912 but the court held that 1t had and
gave "A Judgment for It,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Nugget Special Service.

IEkING. Sept. 10. China has com
plctely humhlcd itself once again he
fore tn" power of Japan ana today the
Chinese government apologizcd to la
pan for the killing of three Japanes,.
and promised To punish the Chinese
also To pay an indemnity to the fam
ilieS of the men who lost their lives.
The surrender is complete and humil-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
GOVERNORS SON
ARCTIC BOUND
BOY ON POLAR BEAR is SON o.
FORMER EXECUTIVE OF
MASSACHUSETTS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
SEATTLE. Sept. 13.-Former Cover
nor Draper of Massachusetts. is max
for the safety of his son. Aben s.
Draper. Jr., who is now on the Polar
Bear in the Arctic.
The Polar Bear with Captain Louis
Lane is supposed to be held in the ice
of the Arctic and the former COVER
nor Is trying by every means in his
power ID learn all about the chances
OF the vessel getting out
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
M'ANEMY DECLINES To
BE GAYM0RITE CANDIDATE

months mourning today for the lat"
Mayor Gaynor and during that time
the city offices will honor the memory
of the man who died aboard the liner
Baltic.
The funeral Of Gaynor will take
place on September - from old Tri-
nifty church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

that the reason is the lack of faith in
the ability of such forces to elect him
1t is also said that he is not entirely
in agreement with the men who form
the fusionist party of the city and that
he is by no means so hostile to Tam
many hall as some people imagined
Mayor Kline formally declared a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Special Nugget Service.

LANSING, Sept. Following a
conference with Clarence barrow, the
famous lawyer. Governor Ferris has
announced that another effort will be
made to settle the Calumet strike.
Why a conference with barrow could
cause a decision is not known unless
inform the governor by the labor lead
ers that they are willing to enter into
further negotiations about the matter
and that there is. therefore, held forth
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

Where are you going for your an.
nuai outing this ysar7 Why not Try
Hawaii, the Paradise Of the Psci6c.
For illustrated folder descriptive Of
this beautiful land write to or call at
this sffics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

CORDOVA. Aug. 14.-Pay on one
claim. no wash gravel or shist. Broken
up slate formation bed rock from j
inches to feet on most creeks
Valdez Prospector.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
BIG MIKE ON THE
SHiSHANA STRIKE

In response to a request from the
Valdez prospcctor. for Information re-
aarding the new diggings, M. J. Sul.i
van who made "A personal inspection
OF the new diggings and who is now In
Cordova, wired as follows:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
PRESIDENT WILSON IS
NOW HOME AT CORNISH
Special Nugget Service.

special Nugget Service.
CORNISH. Sept. 13.-President Will
son arrived here today to spend few
peaceful days until Tuesday after
which he will return to work at the
capital
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

GO TO THE NORTH POLE
Bakery for The best bread and pastry
The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.-McAneny.
president of the borough of Manhattan.
formally declined today to he the can
mated the late Mayor Gaynor for re-
election to the mayoralty of Greater
New York. McAneny has given no
very definite reasons for refusing this
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
FREED FROM CHARGE OF
NUMBERING HUSBAND
Special Nugget service.

Special Nugget service.
PORT RICHARD. Sept. l2.-Mrs.
Ada =. Westerman was acquitted yes
terday of the charge of numbering her
husband who was formerly Il butler to
the Vanderbilts. The verdict of the
jury was reached after instructions to
that effect by the judge.
Owing to the prominence of the FAM
case assumed quite lot of notoriety.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
At THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich eres.' "ApoIio" Beer On
drausht. also Select" by the bottIs o.
sase.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
DON'T FORGET

to cut our pricelist printed on the back
page Of this paper, and tack in con :
vsnisnt place for reference.
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

Mining Editions ready for ms';i ling
At the Nugget Office, So.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13
The Daily Nugget, $500 per month.

letter has not hccn stated but the
f. discovery is said to have been
t'ade is only ten miles from the Yukon
IlNpr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

The steamer Hettie 3 will take the
AIaska's place, carrying tho mail for
the U. s. Mercantile Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-13

The Peoples Papsr"-Noms Nugget
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-22
Heavy HITTING GAVE THE LO-
GALS ANOTHER VICTORY, AND
THEY MOVE ON TO CLARks-
DALE FOR THREE GAMES.

Using the willows at the proper mo-
ments gave the Snappers a victory
over Meridian yesterday afternoon on
the latter's grounds, making 1t three
straight. Incidentally 1t was the ninth
time this season the two teams had
met on the diamond and the Snap
pere won every game. The score was
E to 3. Gudger being taken from the
box when the Metropolitans became
dangerous, and Townsend took up the
l2itcher.s burden, yielding one hit and
one run. Mr.. Thompson, gent who
handled the indicator once in the South
Atlantic league, umpired the game.
The Snappers opened up the festiv-
tiles without any delay, for they
4 anted to be away to Clarksdale to
tackle the Swamp Angels today. Jewell
went out on an infieid rap, and Ham
ilton swiped three times at the Mis-
sissippi ozone, cutting 1T in twain.
Miller drew four wide ones and am
bled to first, swiping second. Old Re-
liable Berger laid one against the
left field fence for three bases. scoring
Miller McGill then hit for base,
scoring Berger. Hauser went out on
an nfield rap.
In the seventh stanza two more were
put across the pan. Hauser was safe
ON Hodges error and Harris beat out
5ne that he rolled to the pitcher, Haus-
or taking second. Hirsch then turned
loose a wild pitch, but runners advance
ing a base, and scoring when Jewell
singled to center. Hamilton struck out
and Miller field out.
In the ninth the Snappers rung up
another. Kirby singled and Jewell
walked. Hamilton then hit for two
bases, scoring Kirby, but Jewell was
caught between third and home when
he attempted to beat the throw to the
plate. Miller and Berger went out on
flies.
the Metropolitans scored in the first
inning, when Hodge reached first on
Harris's error. Guitterez and Money
lma5ere flied out. but Welt hit for two
lbl SEES, Scoring Hodge. Smith went out,
eneingf the inning.
Meridian scored again in the fifth
when Gudger weakened. After Sparks |
ar Hirsch had gone out, Hodge, Cult |
terez and Moneymaker singled in sue
cession, Hodge scoring. GuittereZ and
Moneymaker were left at anchor when
Welt went out Harris to Berger.
Meridian started hitting again in the
sixth, but Gudger was taken out and
Townsend sent in, stopping the bat
ting rally. In the eight Meridian scored |
a run. Moneymaker went out, Town |
send to Berger. but Welt singled. He |
was advanced to second by Smith and
scored when Berger heaved Clark's |
rap over Hamilton in an attempt to
catch Welt going to third. Money |
maker struck out
he rafea MT details follow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-22
and christy Mathewson.

When that Idaho marvel. Waltei
johnson, BANKED the st. Louis team
for three and one-half consecutive in
nings Wednesday he completed what
may stand for a long time as "A record
in the major leagues. Wednesday,
performance gave him a record OF So
consecutive innings, during which OPP
posing clubs failed to score.
The Washington twirler actually
broke the record when he kept the
Browns from scoring in the first in
ming Of Wednesdays game. The rec
ord which he succeeded in shattering
was made by Jack C0ombs Of the
Philadelphia Athletics, when the latter
pitched So Ia scoreless innings in
1910.
In some quarters It had been assert
ed prior to Wednesday that Doc White
of Chicago held the record. A thorough
search Of the records shows, however,
that he pitched only a. consecutive
scoreless innings, back in 1904. This
record remained good for six years
In the National league Christy
Mathewson OF the New York Giants
is trying to make a record that will
stand up with Johnson's. Matty has
a good start with 80 straight innings.
Johnson's record follows:
April ia gainst New York, in
April 19-Against New York, In
nings.
April 23-Against Boston, Q innings.
April 25-Against Boston, 1 inning.
April 30-Against Philadelphia, 9 in
nings.
May against Boston, 22-s in
nings.
May against Boston, s innings.
May 10-Against Chicago, innings.
May 14-Against st. Louis 3 Ia in
nings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-22
St. Louis Shuts Out New York:
Washington Beats Cleveland

Cleveland, May 21.-Washington de-
feated Cleveland today to in a ten
inning game. Kahler was knocked out
of the box and the visitors scored
twice. Cleveland failed to score in
her half. The score: r. H. E
" washington % y z
IleNeIdnu Il L
Batteries-Groom, Thomas and Hen
ny: Taylor, Gregg, and Carisch; UNI
pires, Williams and O'Loughlin
Boston 10, Chicago 9.
Chicago, May 21-Boston defeated
Chicago again today in a heavy hitting
game. The game was otherwise fea-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-22
WHITMANS AND
CHERO-COLAS
IN A TIE GAME
BUT FOUR INNINGS WERE PLAY
ED BY TWO TWILIGHT CLUBS,
BOTH TEAMS PUTTING BUT
\ SINGLE SCORE OVER.

For the first time this season the
Whitman club appeared in a match
same playing the Chero- Colas, on the
rev Fairgrounds on East Hill yester-
day afternoon. The score stood / to
/, after but four innings had been
played, good crowd witnessing the
short game. Barrow was in the box
for the Whitmans. while MiIligan and
Wilkinson twirled for the other side.
1t was a good game, as for as it pro-
ceeded, and the strength shown by
the Chero- Colas, a new Twilight team.
was agreeably surprising. Some cost
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-22
ONE PROTESTS
NOT ALLOWED
MERIDIAN KICKED ON DECISION
OF UMPIRE, BUT PRESIDENT
REDUs DID NOT SUSTAIN THE
PROTEST.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

Meridian, Miss, May 21.-Manager
Carlos Smith protested the game with
Pensacola today The point of con-
tention was an Interpretation of an
infield fly The batter hunted in the
air the pitcher mufflng the ball and
threw to third, second and first being
occupied. The umpire ruled that it
was an inf1eld fly and called the run
ner out at third, when the contention
was that the batter was out. Presi-
dent Redus, who was present, disaI-
lowed the protest sustaining the TIM
pire.