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WILSON WATCHING
SUBMARINE SITUATION
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—Reports
from the president's special train
which is this morning speeding west
ward to Buffalo, state that the exe
cutive is keeping in close touch with
the submarine situation and is pre
pared to take any action that may
be found necessary at a moment's
notice.
Reports from Consul General Frost
this morning state that six Am
ericans are now definitely known to
have been drowned in the sinking of
the Marina and there is every pros
pect of a serious crisis arising in the
event of it being conclusively demon
strated that the destruction of the
steamer was due to torpedo attack.
Seehetary Lansing stated this morn
ing that a note has been forwarded
to Germany demanding a complete
explanation of that government for
Its apparent failure to keep its agree
ment with the United States. La-s
ing said that complete reports of the
incident have been asked of both
England and Germany.
KAISER CONFERS
WITH MACKENZEN
International News Service.
PARIS, Nov. 1.—Reports from
Geneva today assert that Emperor
Wilhelm Is now In the Bulgarian ter
ritory conferring with Field Marshal
Von Mackenzen over the Balkan war
situation. The kaiser is said to have
> visited the fighting lines in Dobrudji
i shortly after his arrival.
i _
SENSATIONAL DRAMA DREAM.
A triple alliance of stars Belt'
Nansen. Edward Jose and William
J. Kelly will feature tonight In Coun
l«o Tolstoi’s greatest play, ‘A Wo
man's Resurrection,’ five parts. As
Kalusha Maslova, first the pure young
<url. then the fashionable deml-mon
dalne, next a sordid drab of the prls
on-dock. Miss Nansen, the world'
gicFJest tragedienne attains a won
ooiIni success. Edward Jose, who
crea’td such a sensation here as tin
fool, in "A Fool There Was," plat
the part Sumonson the princes' bod.
petvant. Wonderful scenes In gay
i’eirograd and across drear Slber ,
wastes. This was the film sensation
of the past season and Is the strong
'•;.t and most powerful sex-problem
drama th" Dream ever presented
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
-'ll Republicans u. invited to a
•' nd ,'mrJftaa* ,.«■»< ting at Burgl
hall. Thursday at & p.m. Speakir
KeueshmonU.
By W. D’ARCY CHACE, Pres
C. H. MILOT, Seo’y
WEATHER REPORT.
October 31, 1916.
Temperature—Max., 24: min.. 12
Barometer—29.782 inches.
Weather—Partly cloudy.
Wind—Calm.
Precipitation—Two Inches snow.
Eagle Hall
TONIGHT
CHARLEY CHAPLIN
Property Man and Baker
i PARTS
DRAMA
KING BAGGOT
A LIFE IN THE BALANCE
Educational
sonny’s microscope
and
ITALIAN HYOROPLANE
ADM. 25c
NEWS NOTES
The case of Robert Jacobsoii vs.
.Vels Nelson was tiled In the office
..f the district clerk by James Fraw
jy. The suit involves the collection
of & promlssary note for $290.
The case of Sundqulst vs. Ed Hal
Irian, et al., has been before the iis
rict court yesterday an i toda>. lhe
iuit has Its orig'n in the ’.Vged
lumping c tailings on .■nlmng rer
ty owned by the plaintiff on Candle
creek
Up to the hour of going to press
lOthlng had been heard from the In
■oming steameis. HSwever, from the
teports re<«i\crt yesterday It Is pre
sumed that the Victoria went through
.he pass ■•-jn.cbme today.
Mall Constructor Eric Johnson de
paiied for tho east coast with the
minor mail this morning. Owing
o the urn arrival of the boats, the
lutslde mall which would have been
•arried on the prosent trip under or
dinary conditions will be sent out ovei
he water route.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Fed
trated church met yesterday . after
i eon. Mrs. 1 oerpabel, the president
who has been absent through the
lummer, presided. Date for the an
nual bazaar \v s fixed for Friday, De
tember 8. All matters pertaining tc
•efreshments were given to a specln'
committee. Mrs. Crowley chairman,
vlth power to act.
Plans are being perfected for a
Civic Forum In the Federated churc'
Sunday evening. A special musical
irogram will be given, Including a
rong by lhe Lloyal Temperance Leg
on. Brief addresses will be made ot
wme issues in the pending electlor
The W. C. T. U. will Join In thi
meeting, and In the program, whlc’
will be published later. *
It has been decided to hold a burr
lance and housewarming in the nev
fire house on election night and :
■emmittee is now at work whipDim
'he plans Into shape. The proceed
will go toward providing the Are bov
with furnishings for the living quar
tors.
The Mlddaugh dredge is reporter
ny Frank Middaugh to have close
down yesterday. The dredge had i
somewhat eventful experience thl
season and was out of commlsslor
'or a good part of the open pe'lo
owing to several unfortunate acei
dents.
Appeal papers have been filed ir
■lie case of the United States vs
John Jessup, the young Eskimo whr
was convicted on a felony charge
earlier In the month. Jessup was re
teased on bonds in the sum of $l.?5n
pending the decision of the circuit
court of appeals.
A two part Chaplin comedy featur
ug the inimilibie Charlie in a variety
.( rotes will bo the chief attraction
at the I agio tonight while King Beg
got will display his great dramatic
powers in the stirring drama, A Life
in the Bala’ op. An additional film
will show Ine wonderful Italian hydro
plane and an educational feature en*
lit’ed Sonny’s Miscroscope.
Minor McLain is busy hauling large
quantities of freight to the ea9t coast
with the big Jeffrey truck brought
in by Stellelmler. About fifteen
ions of supplies of various kinds
were hauled to Safety yesterday and
[another big load was taken down this
morning for Dahlquist. Tomorrow
he big machine will take down a
lead of supplies for Ben Nyggren at
Cape Nome. Until the snow becomes
jf to great depth at least, the truck
will probably be steadily employed.
Preparations are being made for
holding a cheechacko dog race before
tlr departure of the last boats and
the dog fans are already growing
excited over the prospect. The heavy
onow fall of the last few days have
provided very' good sledding. The date
of the race has not been fully derided
but will piobably occur about the
iiid of the present week or in the
beginning of the next, depending on
the rt( iMi tu*v o' the boats. The con
test will iictably be over the Fort
Puvis couise and will be under the
auspices of the Kennel Club.
A. C. Stewart is making prepara
tions to carry on extensive mining
epeiatlons on 'he Boulder creek prop
erties where the big strike was made
last winter. A self dumper capable
of handling ninety pan buckets will
be hauled 10 the ground by W. J.
Rowe, together with a large and
complete outfit for winter mining.
Continued I’nyvcUng on the ground
discloses tliat the pay streak covers
•. v .ae t rea r-i.d contains very uni
form values for a depth of twelve
I fret. Work will be continued day
and night au’ing the winter.
John Nestor is in receipt of a letter
from Mrs. John Copley, wherein is
s»»»ted that former Mayor Copley and
| li.s family are now located at Mod
03*0. Cal., having moved from Port
land last August.
The letter states that Mr. Copley
Is now engaged in the silo business
ind is Interested in an Improved steel
md concrete silo invented by Ed
Brooks, brother of Billy Brooks, who
formerly resided in Nome. Mr. Copley
has been very* successful In this field
md is kept busy all the time.
Geo. Sesnon, also a former Noine
ito, is reported doing well in the auto
business at Modesto and also In
Stockton. The Copley children are
both attending school In Modesto.
GMs Is now quite a young lady and
is a freshman In high school
R. S. Dlmmick and Billy Mullen
ir rived from Candle yesterday and
eport a fine trip. The Candle mov
ng picture show Is reported by Mr.
Dlmmick to have been successfully
aunched with excellent prospects for
he winter. Mr. Mullen, who assisted
p. Installing the apparatus, states
hat the experience has been one of
he greatest Interest and pleasure
nd he is loud in his praise of the
rood fellowship and hospitality of the
^andleltes. Mr. Dlmmick came down
n pick up a large consignment of
ilms sent to Bane's Banding for use
luring the winter and intended to re
urn at once from that point. He
'ound, however, that the films could
ir sent up by a team bound for the
nmachulc and extended his visit to
iome. He will return by way of the
'ouncil trail.
I !i ports from C. i.dle state that a
roncr's Ju:y appoint to dete.'m
ne the facts in connection with the
.■ath of Cl. de Kenyon, who was
ound shot in he Inmachuk some
:ajs ago, jiresu ’la'., y through the
cei.lent.U (.ischi gc of a shotgun
hile on n nui.img trip, have re
amed a verdict to the effect that the
.eceased met his death through gun
>hot wounds self Inflicted while In a
itate of temporary insanity.
Recent arrivals from Candle state
hat there is little doubt that Ken
on committed suicide owing to an
mexplalnable dread of making the
rip from Candle to Nome overland,
riends of the deceased state that
Kenyon had a very trying experience
while crossing the peninsula several
.cars ago and arrived in Candle In a
*ery bad physical state. Since that
ime he has suffered with a veritable
obsession regarding the overland
rail.
This peculiar delusion had obtain
ed such a hold over the young man
that he decided to stay in Candle
last winter rather than come to
Nome overland after the Silver Wave
lad failed to reach Kotzebue sound
last fall. During the present sum
mer he is said to have frequently
referred to his dread of the trail
while conversing with friends. Fol
lowing the failure of the boats to
make a last trip this summer, Ken
yon, apparently decided to attempt
the Journey In spite of his fears and
hrd made arrangements for a friend
to bring him to Nome by dog team.
A day or two before his death he de
p iitd from Candle for the Inma
chuk to meet the friend who was to
'.ilng him to Nome. On arriving at
the roadhouse on the Inmachuk
v.here he wus to await his friend,
•who was coming from the Kug*\ik,
Kenyan piked the proprietor for a
revolver, MMlng W v anted to
go hu ling He dr.a;'.j chlained a
hotg .n w-.d "tarted out el. en
c clock. Not returning > five o'clock,
It was f»c.d d to j.iKo a search.
'I he rearchers had gone but a
short distance when the dead body
cf the young man was found lying on
a hillside. The side of the head had
teen almost shot away while the
ear on the opposite side had been
torn off. Apparently Kenyon had
shot himself twice, the first discharge
tearing away the ear and perforating
the cheek with shot, while the sec
ond fired at a later period to all
appearances, tore away the skull on
the opposite side.
No other wounds were found. A
slrgular feature connected with the
shooting is that only one barrel of
the twin 1 ..ti'lled shotgun was dis
charged. the other barrel containing
an unused shell. It Is presumed that
the unfortunate young man fired the
shot which damaged his ear and then
loaded the Run and fired the shot
which terminated his life.
In the opinion of those who knew
Kenyon, hie death le due to no other
, pnsr n than the unexplainable fear ]
of the trail.
Hickory for basket sleds at Pros*
ser's Harness Shop. Black 5.
SUBSCRIBE rOR THE nugget.
A few copies of the 1915 edition
of the Nugget Minging and Dredgtng
Magazine on sulo at the Nugget of.
flee. The most comprehensive work
on Seward peninsula published In re.
cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Betty Nansen
The Royal* Actress in the Sensation
of the year
A Woman’s
Resurrection
An Emotional Earthquake
5 Parts 5
Adm. 25c
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