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A coOL hCOuNpkEL.
Holmes Laughs Rt tho Theories About
Homes Found ip tho "CAstle."

Holmes Laughs at tho Theories About
Homes Found ip tho "Ca'ue."
PnnADELPuIA, July 94.-H. II.
Holmes was visited in his cell to-day by
his counsel, William A. Shoemaker.
For two hours or moro Holmes spoke
freely Of the bones and other iraV VmentI
OF humanity found in his castle" in
Chicago. After the interview Mr., Shoe.
maker told an Associated Press reporter
tho substance Of his clients interview.
Mr.. Shoemaker says Holmes declared
that the tuft OF human hair found in
tho chimney could not have belonged to
Minnie Williams, for tho reason that
tho chimney was new one, put In alter
the girls Disappearance,
AZ to the bones no said they were not
those OF Gertrude Conner. Minnie Will
Jams, or any other person whom he was
charged with having murdered. 'lhe
police simply don't know what they're
talking about" Holmes continued,
when they say l murdered 90 many
persons and buried their bones indis.
criminately in every nook and corner l
could find throughout the country, Quite
while ago made q statementto TO the
Philadelphia authorities that they were
liable to find human bones In many
different places all over tho continent.
/ then frankly admitted that had
been engaged in number Of insurance
swindss which didn't pan out One Of
these was for $4,000 policy and had
to. be abandoned in an embryonic state
because the officers Of tho company be.
came suspicious.
The idea was to have the bodies OF
woman and boy found in their homo
and afterwards the corpse OF q man with
a bullet in his heRd-to mako it appear
case OF murder and suicide. got
bodies from q graveyard TO represent
tho wife aud son, but the alleged hus.
bands body had not yet been pro-
cured when tho insurance agSats
learned OF the scheme aud the
bodies had 10 be disposed
OF the best way could. ! had them
embalmOd aud put in trunks which were
sont to cold storage warehouse. Be'
fore my preparations could be COM
pleted, however the manager OF tho
RtOr0 nOu9o notlueu me W thKe tue
trunks away or he would sell tile con.
tents. Idd 40 aud the bodies were
buried in separate placOs. Whero they
are the police must find out."
Holmes ridiculcd tho story that sub.
terrauaan tank found in tho Chicago
establishment had been used for tho
secretion OF his victims corpHos, and
said that It had served Rs nothing mora
harmful than a vat for Illuminating oil
used Oh the premises. The dumb waiter
was accounted for by tho fact that dur.
ing tho Worlds Fair there had boon
restaurant on one Of the upper floors OF
the building.
In tho transfer Of properties bOtwcon
him and Minnie Williams, HolmOI add.
cd, In which he had secured tho Fort
Worth property, q note Ia tho shape Of
n mortgage was given by Minnie vii.
liumg, and endorsed "IIoraCO A. vii,
lIams," who was auppOsal to bO hor
brother Sho mover had n brother,
howsvor, aud tho ondorsOr was Holmes
himself,
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WAsHTNdroS, July 24.-sscretary La
mont during tho afternoon ordered
General COnplngsr to proceed to tho
scene Of the Indian disturbances and to
make such disposition under his COM
maad as may bS necessary to protect
the settlers and secure tho return tthe
Indians to their reservation.
Tho full orders tslegraphed to General
Coppinger are for him to issuo the noces'
Sary orders Tor the movement OF such q
force OitroOps as he Ohall deem requisite
for carrying out the request Of the dc.
pAFtmeat Of the interior 70 prevent q
conflict between the Indians and the
white settlers, and to return the Indians
to their proper reservations.
General Coppiuger Ia alSo instructed
10 proceed to the scene OF the disturb
ance and to personally direct the opera
tionS Of the troops
The secretary Of the interior has 70.
quested the secretary OF war to send
troops to the scene OF tho Indian dis
turbRnce In Wyoming, and 1t is UNDER
stood that tho request will be granted
aS soon as the official papers are 70.
ceived by the secretary of war and that
troops will bo ordered instantly to the
vicinity OF the trouble.
The action OF tho interior department
was taken upon the receipt OF tho fol-
lowing dispatch this morning from In.
dian Agent later, who was ordered TO
20 from the Fort Hall reservation in
Idaho and investigate the trouble be-
tween the whites and lndiausin Wyom.
ing and to Induce tho Indians to return
to their reservation:
FoRr HALL, IDAHO, July "a.
BroWaing, ConRi'IiOHsr OF Indian Affairs IpaIh.
mpi1n.
have investigated the troubles be.
tween tho Indians aud settlers In Wyo.
ming and advise that troops be sent
there Immediately to protect tho law.
abiding settlers. The lawloGs element
among the settlers seem determined to
cause conflict with tho Indians. Tho
settlers have killed four 10 seven In.
diaua, which has iucenaod tho Indians,
who have gathered TO the number Of two
or three hundred near Fall River,
Uintah county, aud refuse to return to
their reservation. l find that tho In.
dians have killed game unlawfHlIy &c.
cording to the laws Of Wyoming, though
not unIawfully according to the treaty
Of the Indians with tho United States,
thus usurping the prerogativss oil tho
settlers, which caused tho trouble, No
thing but the Intervention Of soldiers
will settle tho difficulty aud save tho
lives OF innocent persons and the dc.
Strnction Of property.
lSigned TETER, Agent
OMAHA, NER, July 24-Fort Robinson
troops are packing M and will move at
daylight for Jackson's Hole, via ChOy.
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TERsE TELEG RAMS.

Martinez, the escaped Trinidad muir.
derer, and q companion, held mp
saloon at Rattan, New Mexico, yesterday,
compelling eight mon TO stand still
whifo they swept 500 oil tho faro
tabO into sack. They backed out,
kesping tho gamblers covered with ro'
volVOrs, and escaped ~ q part OF the
country where Martinez has many
friends.
AT yesterday afternoons session oil
tho Democratic state central committee
OF Missouri u permanent organization
WAS perfected. Gov. W. ]. Stone bEteI-
ly addressed tho editors, advocating II
thorough organization, preparatory for
tho baltic noxt year for trOo silver.
Tho Spanish troops have won do
cldod victory over tho Cuban revolution.
iat', but at severe cost, General SHnto.
clldOs, Adiutant SolomAyer Captain
Emabio Tomaso and twonty.tivo soldiers
being killed. 1t is ClaimUd tho rOvOlu.
tionists lost over 5OO
AT 8 o'clock Yesterday morning nro
started In and destroyed tho bhilding
occupied by tho Young Mems Christian
Association on Now York nvonun,
Washington, D. O., between FourtOnnth
and Fifteenth BtrOOts, also damaging
buildings ADJOINING
John S. Collins, tho nogro who Bhot
aud killed atudont Frederick Oil At
Princeton Inst Juno, aud who wasa iow
days ago convicted Of murder In tho
second dcgroO, has rOcolyol Il sentence
ol twenty yOSta At hard labor In tho
state prison.
A hOavy freight train on tho pohnSyl.
Vanln railroad parted nonr Now Flor.
once, Pa, aud CamO iogothor again with
lpfrlnc iorGO. j0ulamn UOvcr tho IlrN.
man, was killed and tho engineer was
severely injured. Tho loss will bO
heavy.
Tho Cxputts al spSCln trnm tho part nt
Now York for tho past week amounted
to 1861 ,27j In gold aud SSj6, liz In all.
vrr, Tha Imports wefo! Gold S2j,7jO;
silver S3I,BjO; dry goods s!,Slv,SJj gon'
SfaH mefehaHdi's SB,7lRf59.
About half Of The countlOi oi NiIaala.
sippl hnyO hold primaries without a
aInglo exception they huyO inalrucioi
for OK Senator NlOLaurin for governor
aud have elected allyur delegates to the
Hlnlo convention.
Yototlay's slalomonL Of tho ronli.
ton NJ tho treasury slow8! Available
cash balRaes slg0,6l9,JD9, gold reserve
J0j7ll,0!I
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ALLEGED SPANISH OUTRAGE.
American Schooner Carrie Lane Hauled
to by spanIAh 0unhoRt.


BREAEwATER, DEL, July 2h-Cap-
tain Quick, Of the American
schooner Carrie E, Lane, upon
lis arrival here tonight, had tale
to tell about thrilling sncOun-
ter ia Cuban Waten with q Spanish
gunboAL Two shots were fred at the
Laue by the mSn.of.WaE, and one Of the
sehoouer'H crew narrowly escaped being
killed by one Of them. The vessel WAS
made to heavO'to and give an account OF
herself before being allowed TO proceed.
The schooner was of Port Antonio
and making good time before atlH
breeze. when on the l4th instant she
sighted steamer flying the Spanish
flag, following her. Captain Quick at
trst paid no attention 10 the stranger.
While ho was making up his mind
what courae to pursue, putf Of smoke
Curled up over the steamers port bow,
and round Of shot Whiitlsd uncom'
lortably close to the steamers main
mast aud plunged into the water on tho
loe quarter.
Tie gun on the Spanish warship
doomed again, and a shot sped on rs
way toward the American craft, this
time coming 90 close 10 her that the sail
man on the boWsprit swears he distinct.
ly felt the wind caused by It's rapid
hight,
The Lane soon came to q dead stop,
and the gunbOat drew up under her
quarter, A boat was lowered, and four
Spanish marines, under command Of
Il lieutenant in tho Spanish army, came
aboard. They were fully armed and
their leader very clvilly lifted his hat
and demanded to know from what port
tue Lane had sailed, aud whittier she
was bound.
Captain Quick gave tho required in
formation aud produced his clearance
papers in proof Of his assertions.
No further search was made and tho
vessel was permitted to continue on her
course without further molostation.
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HBINOUS HOLMES.
What Excavations in the Chicago
"oastls" Revealed,
PORTIONS OF A SKELETON FOUND
Together With Parts of a 1ady's
Wearing Apparel,
THE BUILDING ORDERED R8ZEO.

Tho Toronto COrOaor's Jury Returns a
Verdict Against Holmes fnr the
Murder of Alice PelSzol--Detoctlvos
FsrrorlOG Out tho Monumental
H1alnS Work In Indianapolis,
They Claim to Have Made Import.
ant Discoveries showing that How.
ard PeiIzol Was Murdered In Tha.
CIty-HOImoS Is Supposed to Have
Carried on his NeiariouS Operations
IN Mllwaukoo--Detrayed by a Letter
That Fell INTO tho Wrong Hands,
Holmes Wife Is Wild With GrIOf,
But Is NOu-commItal as to Her Bo'
lIst Ia His Guilt
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tciar Di,pa,ch 10 ne mtt'iionc,s

IpttiaI DlIpalcI 10 LM MIeTlgsRetE
HuSTrSoroN, W. Va, July "a
Frank Broom was shot aud fatally in.
jured tonight lato at Central City by
Marshal Thomas Ieotc, who had arrest.
cd him for druukenness. The man had
been drinking all evening aud being Of
n Troublesome nature the officer had en-.
deavored to pacIfy hlm, but his at.
tompts were futile. Finally Broom con.
sentOdtn Cohono and put up money for
his appearance tomorrow. Whilc there
tho marshal suspected him Of trying to
get hold Of n revolver 10 shoot him and
nrod, tho bullet entering his loft breast,
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IIolmoI Operation. In Indianapolis.

IyDrASAPoLis. Ism, July 24.-DcIoc.
tive Goyer arrived horo this aitOrnon.
10 says hO Is satisfied that Howard
poitzol was nOvOr taken from hero, and
that Holmes followed hiB plan In other
cities, rented house hOrD, In which hO
murdered tho boy RHd baFIed him,
probably undor Il. II Ia upOn this
theory that ho will work horo, and, al.
though ho does not admit II, hc owl.
dcntly has some important informR'
ton, which no Ia not yot willing 10 mnko
public Tho theory Of tho shipment Of
tho boys body from lOrO In a trunk ho
sayS, Ia not tOnablc, as hO ran II down
AMI found that tho trunk ahlppOd from
horo 10 Detroit Cnntalnpd only the
clothing o tho poil2ol girl.
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That Connects Wheeling and
Moundavllle About Completed,
ELECTRIC CARS WILL Be RUNNING
In About Two Months Over a Mag.
niflcant Line.
ii HAS COST 4 GREAT FORTUNE
And viii Be Ono OF the Finest
Equipped Roads in the Country.
STORY OF THE BIG ENTERPRISE,

Tho Magnitude Of Which Few People
Arc Aware ORA Magnificent Now
Park of a Hundred Acres to be Es'
tabllshed on tho Line, aud Fine
Summer Hotel - The Ground Al.
ready Purchased = Description of
the RoAd-BoautifuI Scenery on tho
Route-WhRt tho Road Means 10
Wheeling and Her NsIshburs in a
business way-It Means a "Greator
WhoelIng."
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ATLANTIC Cry, N, j., July 24.--Tho
executive committee oI tho National
Flint Gnssworkots mCt tho ropte'onta'
tiyss 81 tHe MaHHiselaFsFH' AsRaclnttun
hore to-day to TX upon scale Of wages.
Ailcr considerable discussion Ihoy nd'
lournel ~ moot ngnin Oh Friday when
4 conclusion may Do fonchUd, but tho
uxocntiyO committee will probably th'
alst upon now scale.
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CmcAdo, July 2h-GonOrnl McNulla
will goon DO released from his trdsloo.
ship over tho whisky trust, and tho rest
ot tho property OF tho concern not ON.
bracod In tho Bnlo 10 tako place Ausuat
II will bn put IN tho auction block aud
tho laal yestign Of thu old trust will dis.
appear, loeolhOr with its accompanying
litigation,
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AN OUTBREAK FEARED.
The Baunock Indians Are on
Their Reservation.
WERE HUNTING IN WYOMING

When They Wers Attacked by tho
LawleRs Whites, aud Several OF
Their Number KIIlsd-TheY Arc
Greatly InoOnsed aud Threaten tO'
tallatIon-Thsy We're Not Breaking
tho Treaty Terms With tho United
stRtos = Governments Troops Arc
Now on Their Way to the Scene of
tho Trouble.
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missing since tho summer OF 1902 The
woman was betrayed by IIolmsa and
her husband secured a divorce from
her, She lived with Holmes at the
"castts," and homo ttms in July or Au,
gust, 1892, she aud tho child dlsap-
psared. That 1t was the body Of tho
child found yeItsrday there can bS but
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BALTIMORE, Mn, July 2i,--A special to
tho American says that AShwood, tho
alleged murdorCr OF Preston Il.
llsldormaa, superintendent OF tho
Franklin mines, nOnr Piedmont, was
iakon to tho Cumberland jail tonight
from lInyard, W. Va, whore ho was cap.
turod ailOr being shot,
superintendent Haldetmah was mnr.
dorad December 10, 1893 mud robbed Of
$500. AahwOod 10 ClargOl with othOr
rObboFigB,
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nETnAYHD IN MILWAuKEE
ny Another Holmes Getting n Letter In
tended for tho Murderer,

ny Another Holmes Getting q Letter In'
tended for tho Murderer,
MILWAUKEE, July 9i.-Thers IL no
longer any doubt that II. II, HolmsS,
thsalleged murderer Of R, F. Peltzel, his
three children and the Williams sisters,
was in this city early last summer or
the ono previous to It. While here he
received lsttorI from woman purport'
ing to be hiI wife.
| Howard II, Holmes, vice president OF
the Western Coal Company at that
time lived In the Y. A. q. A. building,
On returning from a western trip, he
found several letters in his box, and
without examining closely the address.
81, he tore open the envelopes, and be.
gan reading the contents. One consist
ed OF ten or twelve pages, closely writ
ton. Mr., Holmes WaA unable to account
for anyone who would take the trouble
to write him 80 long a letter, 90 he bo.
gan to read II. II started out with my
dear husband That was more than
Mr. Holmes had bargained for, Rs ho
was not then married man, but he
kept right on. The greater part oil the
letter he could not read because 1t was
written in cipher. There were many
ngures on the pages, and occasionally
no could make out that person was be-
Ing spoken Of because thsrs were IN
itials to which Mr.. and Mrs. were pre-
fixed. Not q single name was spelled
out, though there were q number OF
dashes after the initials. Mr., Holmes
pernasd tho pages aud found that the
istter was signed "your wife,"
Then tue postmark showed that the
letter came from Chicago. He next
looked at the address and found the
mistake. It was addressed II. II.
Holmes. and had bean delivered with
his mail Mt the Y. NJ. q. A. building.
Ho returned tho letter to the postOfice.
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wn,cllnr polI.h oompan, oha rterea.

Special Dtinuich 10 he INetJene1,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, July ga
charter was issued this morning to tho
National Polish Company for the pur.
pose Of manufacturing and dealing in
metal, stone and other kinds OF polish,
with the principal Office Mt Wheeling.
Capital stock $500. with the privilege Of
increasing the Same to $4,000, in shares
Of SlO0 each. Tie incorporatou arc
George W. johnson, NJ. Jellers, George
7. Zimmer, Louis I. Stltol and A. W..
PAUL, jr., all Of Wheeling.
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In doing It's work the electrical rail.
way will contribute It's share towards
bringing about new era for every in.
terest-tho steam railroads already In
operation, the manufactures already
established and to b0 established, tho
merchants OF the new and greater CITY
that will grow up, and tho surrounding
farming community, Moro than that,
tho plans Of the gentlemen who are at
tho head Of this enterprise contemplate
n now resort for tho people Of this great
community and tho greater community
yet to como, in tho shape Of park,
situated within easy access TO the whole
popuation-a park that will be cen.
trally located, Rnd the chief beauties Of
which arc already provided by nature,
and upon tho improvements Of which
moro than Sj0OJ0 are TO be expended
within tho next few months. Add
to this the $4,000 Of ex-
ponditurO that will bo ropru.
SenlOd when tho electric limo shall
have been completed and you havO an
idea Of tho magnitude OF tho enterprise
that has bOon undertaken and is being
prosecuted by mon who have had the
nOrvO to surnount what APPEARED to
come to DO M insurmOuntablG obstacle.
This obstacle was what Is known as
"lho Narrows," tho great hill dividing
MoMochGn aud Gloudalc-tho QUO tliuC
that for generations appeared to stand
In tho way Of MoundsvillO and Wheel
ing growing into each other. Tho
obstacle has boon removed, for tho now
UiOcirirni limo not only climbs ovnt tho
hill and forms connecting link, but
isR monnmOnt TO tho OnterDrisO OF Its
promoters aud tho skill OF ita engineer,
who, by tho way, Is Mr. y. Q. Smith, OF
Wheeling.
rnG RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tho promoters Of tho electrical rail.
way which promises so much for tho
future Of WhOOlng and hor noighbor.
ing towns, and to create tho Greater
Wheeling Of tomorrow, atu mainly
Marshall county aud Wheeling mon. In
tho list ei stoekholdsfs are sems Of tho
aoldost business mon OF this city, Tx.
Congressman lIOnjNmIn Wilson, Of
Clark,burr, hn1 bcun tho llic Of tho
work, however, aud to hid ounrpy and
perseverance 10 largely duo tho
fact thnt tho BChOmO wRs placed
on n sound aud SntO ionllnr. Tho
company Ia organized ~ follows: ptu,i.
dOnt, u. T. Peabody Of GoniaIn; soctp.
lnry, u. NJ Lowl., Of Nlonn1sylllo lrCas.
urOr NJ. Il. Cox, Of MonndswIo; dircr.
tors, u. T. Peabody, NJ. 4. Cox, H. VI.
Lowl', A. y, ricrco and John W. Burch.
lnRl, Aside from tliDSc gnntIOmcn who
hnvO tho active management, nro such
rhlcl promoters ns Colonel Wilson, T.,
II. DUbbns, VI Wheeling, and others,
nnd tho mnnnor IN which thoy htyh
ouCcnnlnl In pu,lltng lat@atl thc work
until itii nov nSsurnl that Tho rnnl
will hO completed aud IN tuuninr order
within siXty or ninety days, will appear
from what lOllowsl
Yesterday aa lNTEhttaESefH teHFss
sentative, In company with olhcre,
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Tonosto, July gl--At tho inqncat Of
tho body Of Alice PoiIzOl tonight, y
verdict Of williul murder was returned
npnlnAL llOlInna.
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Readers oi tho lNTELLIGENoER are IA.
miliar with the fact that there is now
in course Of construction IN electrical
railway between BenwoOd aud Mounds.
vile, connecting the Benwood terminus
Of the Wheeling electrical street railway
with the Mound City" but compare.
lively few of them know OF the maGnl.
tudo OF the enterprise, or what 1t means
to the people OF Wheeling, tho people
along the route Of tho road, aud the
people at the Moundsville end OF it,
financially and socially. Very few, in.
deod, in Wheeling. know, except in q
iragmOntary way, that while they have
silent, 80 to speak, men Of money and
nerve have been Wide awake. They are
men who have been quick to see an op'
portunity for the investment OF eGD'taI,
which would not only give thom fair re-
turns, but provide transit between
Moundsville and Wheeling for the nc.
cOmmojation OF the great aud increaS.
ing population strung along tho Ohio
river at and between those points.
They are iar.seoinG men, and when they
viewed tho land Of promise comprised
In the above territory, they were not
slow in making up their minds that il
promised great deal more than appear
cd on the surface.
These men OF enterprise behold j
population oil probably 10000 soul ot.'
cupying, within the limits OF twelve miles
on tho east bank Of tho Ohio river a
territory rich in all that goes to maze
up wealthy community, and with
boundlsss possibilities before II. Tw1--
railroads connect the four or five cor
munitics that go to make up this blg
community, and have contributed 70
develop the growth that has occurred,
but there is need Of anothar-a rapid
transit route from ono end to the other,
connecting all the communities, which
have grown into each other and have
finally become one city, extending from
the upper end Of Wheeling to the south
orn boundary OF Moundsville-a route
that will afford easy aud frequent
means OF travel and make the inhabi-
tanta OF tho intervening territory ono
people, and tho territory itself ono city.
Only street railway" can do this, and
II is being done.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-25

The scoops recently effected by the
Call in Mint matters has caused the
proprietors Of the Chronicle and Elk
aminer to stir up their correspondents
in this city. It's high time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-25
UNJUST TO CARSON.

Under the head of "A Peculiar Peo-
pie" the Journal says:
Some of the people of Carson are
rather peculiar. They consider it no
crime to rob the United States Mint,
and look upon the efforts Of the au-
thorities to hunt down the thieves as
persecution. They think it honorable,
and only an evidence of their shrewd-
ness and ability, forlawyers to attempt
to bribe witnesses, but hold up their
hands in holy horror at the sight of
the man who exposes them, and with
the Christian feeling hat permeates
the moral atmosphere Of the capital
city refuse to let his family have a
bucket of water. It does not surprise
them to learn that one-third or more
Of the State funds were in new silver
dollars of the coinage of 1898, but their
establishment is great when they hear
that the tax payers would like to know
low so many dollars which had We
been in circulation got into the State
Treasury. No wonder such a COM
munity has a paper that says "Nev-
ada is not a silver producing State"
The above is an injustice to the citi-
zens Of Carson. There was a time
that the above might have had some
foundation, but in the light CT recent
developments it is safe to say that the
majority Of people in this city, the
sober-minded, unpreiudiced tax pay
ers who are not in any way depending
on political rings or combinations, re-
gard the seriousness of the situation
here and all honest citizens who be-
lieve that the future of Carson de
ponds upon the thorough cleaning Of
its Augean stables, desire nothing but
the supremacy Of the truth and justice
in the matter.
All men interested in business here
and the tax payers of Ormshy county
hone for the time when the long reign
of thievery that has disgraced the city
will be a thing Of the past and Carson
will be a place where a white mar can
do business without paying tribute to
some thieving combine.