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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

shcrin winston Says There Were MIS-
takes In the Last one.


Mr.. Lewis T.. wiston, city sheriff yester-
day served the following paper on MI
jackson Guy, chairman Of the pe'"oc'"''0
CITY Central Committee;
sosnccff,llv ask the committee of which
,ou are chairman for rccanNah9 OF the lc-
furns and n recount OF the Daiiots OF each
nrecinct Of each ward cast al the late prima-
~ election, held on the 81 day OF APRIL leoO'
IN the election for sheriff OF this city between
Mr.. ID. :. Gates. Mr.. James Tyler and myself.
! have no charge Of fraud or wrong doing 70
make on any one. but that there are iffelu-
laritics in the count somewhere rs apparent,
as appears from the face OF the published re-
Turns. For Illustration. the total number 81
votes cast for Mayor where there was no
contest. was z $50. Yet in the total number
cf all votes cast fOfdli three candidates Tor
sheriff there WIS 1884. being TWO less.
Under the order of the committee, az
scratched tickets were 10 be thrown out and
not counted. hence the votes cast for All tnc
candidates Tor sheriff should have been equal
TO the entire vote cast for MAYOR; put thtie
IS "a discrepancy Of two votes IN this instance
Take the Office Of Commonwealth 5 Attoin,st,'
The total number at yOfcs cast for tnc .,,ii
number OF candidates should equal inc lV5t''
number Of votes cast for tht 'iil'. , ..,,'a,.
dates for sheriff. Yet there is o,,.
Of thirteen votes. 30 ln ~ ~ ,e % diecret,-
missioner of the Revenue there ls n "isoi.t
oncv Of some votes. and in the once ni Wy
lo,.canf fHorc is discrepancy OF cl-nt
,.,t,.- ~ fIr count WIS accurate ana an
,f.c scraicfei tickets thrown out, tnth
ne votes cast for on the candidates. ioi lho
fho different Offices would be equal. ihls ti-
r1r is apparent upon The iace OF the pup,
llsned returns. J cannot point o. any spccl'l
error or irregularities. but 10 IS obvious lne
count is inaccurate. IL 20 recount gives inc
10 inv opponent by one vote by
an accurate count hc should have the nonl-
nation: and ii upon an ac urate count am
entitled 10 the nomination by only one vote.
ought not 20 receive the nomination. !
fhink the recount is due alike 10 my friends,
VI mo supported ne. as we'll as 10 myself. III
the recount does not change the result, lnen
no one is hurt and viii ieci better sat shed
and more chccfiully acqulescc in me result
10 may be.
In reply 10 an inquiry Of a reporter for
the TINES last night Shoriii-clect u. =.
Gates said: 81 have only 10 repeat what
said 10 YOU on Saturday. That If had
been defeated az the late primary election
by a bare majority / would have acquiesccd
In the decision knowing that the count was
fair and just. Will BOW ada
nat my LOYALTY 10 the Democratic party,
and the party ties are so strong. and M.
faith and confidence In the honor and integ-
.ity Of the city committee so fixed that
rest my cause in their hands, knowing that
an parties concerned VIII be fairly and hon.
jrably dealt bY.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

The Dixie Literary Society celebrated Us
first anniversary last night with literary
and musical exercises at iiIlinis. SOLO.
were rendered by Alrs. !. Il. Durreit ana
Alessrs. Ieftwich. Cunningham and II. w.
Iupman.
Rev. j. Wiley Dlodsoo gave ihe young
men some excellent advice Doe an address
which was highly appreciated
Mr. "A. McGec, one of the charter mem
hers Of the society. made very interesting
address. relative t0 The growth and progress,
of the society. which sh0wod.t 90 Boz ln "a
highly prosperous condition. hr. Notice i7
"a fluent -pe1kcr.
Mrs. Durrcft sang i'm her sweetest strain
and was forced t0 respond i9 several enc
cores. After the literary and musical proc
grammc the company did iull Justice 90 an
elaborate supper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Mr.. Daniel A. Weinbrnn, one of the
clerks i'm Hermann Schmidts grocery. and
Miss Annie NJ. seibert, daughter OF the late
architect. were married yesterday afternoon,
by Rev. Paul Nenzel. in the II. Johns Ger
man Evangelical Church, at 1870 o'clock.
After the marriage the Young couple drove
i'm a carriage to the old Dominion wharf. and
boarded the steamer for New York, where
they Will spend their honeymoon
The ushors at the church Wore Me.srs.
John c. Seibcri (best mani. John {. Vein
brunn. c. Fred kohler, and Henry i. Mil
Ter. all Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Don't read in omnibusses or other joltng
vehicles. Don't pick the teeth with pins or
any other hard substance. Don't neglect
any opportunity 10 ensure q variety OF food.
Don't eat aud drink hot and cold things im-
mediately in succession. Don't pamper the
appetite with such variety OF food as may
lead Ia excess. Don't read, write. or do
any delicate work unless receiving the light
from the len side. Can'f keep the pailor
dark unless YOU value your carpet more
than your children's health and your OWN
Don't enlca,Or TO rest the mind by absolute
inactivity; lct IL seek iis rest IN other chan
tiafr md Illus rcst o. tired art Of tue
..4-l.t Us Journal 81 i.e'ih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

William Smith (c0lOrCd,) was before the
Police Court Yesterday morning. charged
with felony. lie trine0 with the affections
of Bette johnson (cOl0rod), and the case
against him would have been dismissed, as
smith had decided 20 marry his accuscr,
but he didn't have a dollar 20 pay for the
license.
lie was sent TO jail, and hoped 90 bo able
% raise dollar some time during the day
through the influence of friends. II this i-
done. the marriage will take phase with al
due solemnity at the Police Court this morn
inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

As Private Waterman Hogan, of ihe
James River division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, was making his rounds
Monday morning, Dee saw light under ihe
cabO0se Of freight train that had been
made up 10 20 West which he at first
thought was a light from lantern OF "a
train hand. but upon investigation saw 10
was "a fire. and az once went 90 the spot.
ON approaching the car o man sprane mp
and ran off, The Waterman fired at him.
but failed 20 bring him down. The flames
were making headway.and he had toilet the
fellow escape and 90 20 work 10 put out the
fire. lie found that the fellow had taken "a
lot of waste from an axle box. saturated 10
with OIL. placed it i'm the t0O-chcst under
the caboose car. and set il aiire. But for
the discovery the car would have been
burned up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

The city ambulance, Or. Davis in charge
was called out Yesterday as follows.
500 4. NJ: To south Eighteenth street.
where "a woman had conyulsions.
$3.50 A. Nj. To the Richmond Locomotive
and Machine Works, where a boy had cut
his feet slightly in the machinery.
1905 4. NJ. To the Davis House 4
white man had fallen ON the street near bl
and broken his nose. Carried 90 his home
near the New Reservoir.
2:l5 4. NJ: Medical College. a white
man was taken suddenly sick.
5:i5 l.. NJ: 70 John l.. Roses store.
where "A cOlOled man had acute Indigestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Mr.. Henry G.. Berger, one Of the lcssees
Of the Mozart Academy, was asked Nosicr-
day by "a TIMES reporter If there was any
truth i'm the report that he would become
sole lessee. lie said. 81 came hack from
New York Monday morning. aud heard the
report for the first time. then read 1911
that had been said i'm the newspapers about
10. but further know nothing about Do.
There is no truth la the rdmor however, as
the agreement between Mr.. Loath. Mr.
Mver and myself was drawn up 10y TWO
LAWYERS of Richmond. and can only be CAM
celed by the mutual agreement of all par
ties. 30 such action as this has been
thought Of even, and do not see how such
a story originated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

An interesting temperance meeting was
held M0nday-nlght at Central Hall. Grand
Secretary George ". HawXhurst presiding.
Three new members Were initiated. Eighty
one members OF Rescue Lodge were present,
besides visitors from Trinity. soldiers
Home and Sidney, of the city: Cosmop0li-
tam. of New York. and Midlothian, of Nhes-
terheld. A bOuntilul supply Of ice cream
and cake was served. after which remarks
were made by the visitors present Rescue
lodge mas The honor of being the banner
lodge OF the district aud has the credit of
being the most largely attended one in the
city. A fine programme OF literary and
musical exercises is presented each week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
NO GAME TODAY.
Tho naliimores Telegraph They Cannot
Come.

The Ealiimores Telegraph They Cannot
Come.
The BalGmores Will NOT Dee able 90 come
down 90 Richmond 40 present. consequent
ly there VIII Doe no games of ball here to-day
orto-morr0w Manager Bauie had dates
with another club which hc hoped to cancel.
but yesterday Doe ie.eTnlned CHAT Dee could
NOT cancel fAe dates.
The Patterson. n. d. club. Will play here
Friday and saturday. THIS Dis a toei tiAn
f-om I'M accounts. DO defeated the Balti-
more. few days ago by score OF seven
tJ six.
one of lhe Philadelphia papers said yes
lardag chat the best game Of BAN that has
boon plnyed in the United state. thus Tar
This season. was played hy me hicnnonu
,.I.,i, ,,Ian fbay defeated the Baltmorcs by
"a score of fw0 t0 one. such close game as
his has not been played IN America this
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

There was a meeting of the Board of GOV
errors Of K. T.. lee Camp, No l. Confodc
rate Veterans, held in ihe rooms of the Bal
the usual routine, such as examination OF
applications for admission a. the Home. Sc
The Home has now one hundred and twenty.
nine inmates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
The DOCTORS
Medical Examining Board in se'ni An
nuai session.

Medical Examining Board in se'ai An-
nual session.
The semi annual session of lhc Medical
Examining Roard Of Virginia began last
ni.ht In the ball of the House of Delegates.
Or. Hugh q. Nelson, the president occu-
pied the chair. Among those present were.
Dr,. Green. ol Wyiheyille. Young, of Ped
lars Mills: Robinson. of DanYiile. Nash. OF
Norfolk: Harris, of Blackstone; Peek, OF
Hampton: Budd. of Petersburg; Irving, OF
Farmyille; %. b. tiuuey, of Accomack;
Bedford Brown. OF Alexandria; !. :. stone,
oi Lincoln. e.. G.. Conway, of Rapldan;
Hugh NJ. Taylor, of Richmond; y. b. Greer,
of Rocky llount, and Leigh Buckner'
Of Roanoke.
Or. Nelson made his report and the Board
STAYED i'm session about two hours adopting
the questions 60 bee given t0 candidates for
examination to-day and tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

AN OrPORIUNE friend will be found in
DR.. ID. Jayne, ENpectoant, when racked by
"a severe Cold, and the many Lung or Throat
Affections which sometime follow. This
old remedy has met the approval OF two gem
eratlons, ana is today rs popular, safe, and
effective a. ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
THEY ARE COMING.


Here April -i-t.
The committee having tho matter in
Charge, Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson, chair
man. win hold meeting to-day at II
O'Clock NJ. for the purpose of making ar
ranaements for the reception OF the Fan
American delegates upon their arrival neie'
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on
the Dist of this month They VIII reach Che
city 0n the % o'clock train, remain lh ine
civ during the day. and leave for Charles
ton south Carolina. Ou the o'clock train
over the Atlantic Coast Line.
While here the visitors will Doe tle guests
of the Chamber of Commerce, and VIII ue
shown the various historical localities
around the city, and have their attention
called 90 the many advantages
mat our city possesses as % manufacturing
and trade centre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

a meeting of thc general Committee OF
hasous, on ST. Johns Day celebration, wis
held last night atst. Adams Hall. loperloct
the plans Tor ihe celebration exercises.
IL is probable That street parade Will bee I'M
Obliged IN ON that day. The committee adj
i0umed 20 meet next Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

4 telegram from Washington last NIGHT
SAID. Charles T.. McCluer, of Richmond.
has been granted a patent for q telephone
toll box and connection register. and Ar
thur Wendlinor, OF Richmond, patent for
producing CONGREGATIONS ON ,ulcanite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

The Committee on Relief Of the Poor was
20 have met yesterday afternoon, but no
quorum being present the committee adj
jOurned 10 meet again Friday afternoon la
the Council Chamber at 6 O'Clock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Of the Circuit Court. held the session Of the
Hastings Court Yesterday and arranged the
docket for tie April term. Judge :. y.
Witt is expected % return from Oid Point
to-day.
Circuit Couff.-A charter was granted
90 the Clifton Forge Water Company. Ihe
stock of the company 10 be- $1,000 divided
ma shares OF slOO each. and with authority lo
increase capital stock % any sum not ,N-
coodinC 100000. The chief business Oh me
company will Doe done IN richmond ana
tho following persons shall be directors ~
soid COMPANY: Blythe W. Branch. J.. 8.
Saunders. e.. ID. innghorne. l.. ID. CHRISTIAN
Charles J.. Nhiilock. Charles l.. workman,
Jr.. John Halle. of Richmond. +. VI. Net
Teton and O.. Henderson, of Clifton Forge.
Simeon Shea against A..W. CARRIER case
continued i0r defendant.
W. J.. Warning. Jr. ae9inst J.. i. Tuck.
Judgment far plaintiff for s6l3.-3.
iietfie J.. lioheck, adminisirdilN, AGAINST
Richmond and Manchester Railway COM
rauy. jury being unable to agree, the ease
was adjourned until l0 o'clock this mofn-
ing.
Edward G.. Mayo appointed trustee Of
Moore-Memorlai Church, in place OF ii-
liam II. Suhlett. deceased.
suit instituted. lee trltiendcn aglin.i
Lawson Brown. Action 0f debt for fel.li
Commonwealth against Joseph iliuDitl5,
David G.. Rake.. J. VI. Lane. George Fuller
Miles Eiswick. r.. H. Watkins aud D. 4.
Cleyiuger. Damage $4,000. The state
brings the suit against the sureties oi HID
bits. vino was treasurer of buchanan
county.
Yofiec C0urf.- Charles Brown (col0red).
charged with stealing SlS.2l. the property oi
d .|.I.H .I.HH. ~
Gilbert Taylor (COloredl. charged VITA Dee
ING drunk 0n the street. Fined -.
Fanny Russell (c0l0red). charged with
cursing ana abusing Annie lii. FINED
$3.50.
Willie Richardson (colorcdl. charged with
stealing "a breastpin. the property OF Mrs.
r. r.. Glazcbr00k. Case dismissed.
John llolsm (c0lorcd), a--aulting and
beating Mary llob-0n, DIS wife. Continued
until April 9th.
Charles Boiling (col0roll. charged with
stealing one Dot of paint brushes. the pro-
perry Of r.. Gathright. Case dismissed.
William Mc0mder charged with being
drunk. Find 50.
Charles Carter (colorci) charged with
being drunk. Fined So.
Phillip Brown (c0l0ril charged Win
cursing and using indecent i.N. uase ODD q.
N. -cncindNcr. Case dismissed.
samuel thinner CHARGED WITH .luliine
and beating j.. hoplfn. Continued unui
b. Kopiau. charged with a-suitne aui
beating Annie Melton. Continued unti
April 10.
Annie Melton. chlrsri with as-au.uns
md heating Mrs. Elizabeth hOnan inn
mother of b.. koplan. Continued until April
William Morris (coioodJ charged With
ID u. d..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

"a ANILD-AN ACTIN J. NAN f's
w each section. salary SOS iu 1lNn TOD
locally represent ga successful NUN Ufa Iu.N.
pany incorporated to supply Day NN.N'
gloihlng SHOES. Jsvciry. etc.. ip fvh,llN'.n
at cost. Also iuly ui i1ci salary ~. I. '.
roll members 80 QUO nuW enrolled $780,
uHid luI References exchanged, iNi tN..
60 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION .cffi nt"
rated. Lock Box go. =. I. iN"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

QUEEN ElIZABErH's prayer book lis
shown in the Tudor Exhibition in Loni ION.
ID j. bound in enameled gold and priDied In
1914.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Edward Lloyd. publisher OF me Dtil5
Chronicle, is dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

THELADIEs' HOLLYWOODNEMO
i RIAL ASSOCIATION 1901 bold meef-
Ing af tie house ol Miss tfeutn1W. $50. IA
wost Stain street. iiis MORNING nt H.
O'Clock
Special attention WHIP gwen ni iNis mcei-
lusIo new members. nnd 800 ladies interest,"
ed l fle cause VIII b.. most cordially Wrl-
coined up9-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
MARINE INrELti0rNcr.


Neutrality-suspicious.. APnih @. 1900.
sum rises. ........... 5.ff noon Off '. ID ID n.n
sun ............. 030 uai stem, in. l-. lln
FOR Wick ENDING APRIL D. lr0
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD Nt
Hl6h TIDE ATT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

"Not only must YOU DE a thorough master
of your profession. hut IN the prosecution OF
ID YOU must exercise independence ol
thought. N0t To- do this Us 90 assume Chat
tbe limits Of the medical science have been
reached: that the discoveries of science
have no application 20 the treatment Of dis
eases, and that nothing remains for tine
physician Of the present but 90 follow Do,
'anchorte' of the past
The speaker went 20 rchearse tho points
of the fields of science and literature. and
referred 20 the illustrations OF origina
thought in each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

kAfANIED-AN ACTIVE MAN OF
W liberal SALARY to permanently tfir
sent an association Inc9Uu llci f1 supply
ut cooperative prices. general ntffNiuNi.
aud au kinds of articles Inl homo 1ui limNf
u,f. lu p1cl small cIli, town., Ilts' ttN fi
r.l district highly Thousand mtmrtf..
Paid uu certificates tluuODO Boo cash. Green's
Wen fafoI reference, exchange. lmpIiN
90 operative Assertion lock Box elV
NY itotull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
WITH WHOM TO DEAL.

Major Gaines said be could make a verbal
report in regard % the matter. lie was ON
the committee which had presented the mat
ter 10 the Legislature. Mr.. Campbell, OF the
House, was inirustcd with the bill. Moth
ing was done with the bill at that time, and
later in the session. Major Gaines cut out of
the bill all appropriations, and the bill u
was thought. would 90 through. For some
reasons the bill WAS not passed, and think
IL died in the House. Being deeply
impressed with the Importance OF the bill,
and receiving a letter from the signal ser
vice. wrote back that the Legislature
had failed to take action on the matter, and
asked would the service be supplied II the
matter was taken up by the Board Of Agri-
culture. This was replied 90 IN the ailrma-
tive. The matter H. now before Congress a.
change the signal service from the War 10
the Agriculture Department. lie read a
letter from the signal service stating that
the matter would soon come up before the
senate Committee. lie stated that a great
deal Of good could be- done BY such a service.
Mr.. kolner offered resolution that the
communication from the Farmers Club be
referred 10 the committee on signal service.
Agreed 10.
Colonel smith made motion that the
standing committees BIZ reappointed. Car
ried.
The Board then adjourned until 10 O'clock |
ibis morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Mr. ~. I POWELL Manager lui business
Manager.
TWO PERFORMANCES
"Wednesday Matinee and sight, April N.H
The Merry sons Ni Comedy NuI SONG.
Inn True Monarch. uI ffn.rUs-
eNH Minis rrI-r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
Outer MILK AND HOT ASH
ID CAKE EkIEi

cold Virginia dinner prepared ny tle d.
dies of Moore Memorial church served by
their emily butler, Thursday April ION.
from l1iS 90 4 O'clock, NO. =. -. Tenth. cUr.
Bank street. During she evening there
viii le nu eNhinltluuof beautiful fancy nril-
Giles, and rcigesuments served hy fhr young
atiles. 1rO-~u luNlu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

OFFICE UF
THE AfnTltNIs PAPER NANr0 tO.,
RICHMOND. At.. NHlch 2l. 1890.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders OF thi. ComuaI g. ISL III lr lt.d at
fne office OF NUsfs. NAN lliNltl N huH-
El-. lIlhmu.N. w., nu lIiI t.- DAY, APRIL
IOIII. $500. ar O'Clock 81
JAMES r.. tIIlN~ON.
mh25-fd secretary and Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-04
Application for Pardon.

The good old mother of G w. Lewis
sent from Eiko county tor life term,
is in Carson endeavorIng to secure tae
pardon of her son. From all accounts
Lewis had no right tn have ever been
sent TO prison. Carson Tribune.
The evidence in the case showed
that after the quarrel Lewis waked
over mile III .ecure "A weapon, re-
turned with IA revolver and shot his
victum dead ia his own house. lfthe
killing of human being in cold
blood is no crime, then Lewis had
no right To have ever been sent To
prison. But perhaps the Tribune
considers that no crime WINS committed
because the victim was an Latham
Elko Independent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-04
sfAfE AND COAST NEWS.

Wellington Stewart, formerly of
Carson. was sentenced to II years.
inprisonu..n, ut San Diego last week.
Nearly all mining business has been
suspended In Pioche owing to the bad
weather making 1t impossible to OBJ
tain the necessary supplies.
The Carson Tribune Gays that Judge
T. D. Edwards is reported seriously
i'll. His daughter, MISS Ella, returned
from San Francisco yesterday to at
ten her father during his illness.
It is estimated that the floods on
the Sacramento have done damage to
the amount of 100000. Half
dozen lives are also reported lost.
Marion P, Martin, aged SIS, went to
the house of faasc Taylor, Cottage
Grove, Oregon. last Tuesday and at
tempted to criminally assault Mrs.
Taylor who was lying Ill in bed. She
sprang out of bed aud shot him dead.
Astafe official, who returned from .
trip throughout the northwest of Kan
sas says corn is being burned for fuel.
The market price of corn is less thar
Is cents per bushel, while coal is rs
to 35 cents. The corn crop is immense,
and is causing a transportation block
ade.
On December 23d there we're six
feet of snow at Tahoe City and still
showing. The lake has risen eleven
inches, and Huntingtcn's Hall was
crushed 10 by the weight of the snow.
superintendent Wright, of the Carson
Mint is authorized to exchange silver
dollars for gold or greenbacks and pay
shipping charges on the dollars to
any part of the State. Heretofore the
sub.Treasury ut San Francisco sent
silver dollars to Nevada at the exs
penses of the Government in exchange
for gold or greenbacks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-04

Last Saturday night, says the Homer
Index, the Jealous Lundy preacher
got roped into apoker game and stuck
by it all day Sunday. so that there
was no church services. Several of
the pillars of the congregation ex-
postulsted with him, without avail.
His reply was: ibid you ever see a
Missourisn jump the game when he
he was winning everything in sightl
It's four aces or n big full every clat-
ter. The Lord is with us, my dear
brethren"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-04

Bro. Sproule, of the tElko) Free
Press, wears an unusually pleasant
smile this morning on account of a
Christmas present which was bestowed
upon him on Tuesday by his better
half, notice of which appears else
where under the head of born. The
Independent extends congratulations.
-Elko independent. so does the
News, Mt the same time reminding
Bro. Sproule that Santa Claus came
from the South this Christmas for he
left us a similar present on the 22d.
Other Nevada editors remain to be
heard from.