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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
The MORNING. APPEAL.
The Official Paper OF Ormsby County
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2
ALL SORTS.
larry Gorham is in the city.

The Japs are closing in on Pekin.
The train was late again yesterday.
R. j. Laws Of Hawthorne is in the
city.
J. d. Kersey has been appointed a
city father
The wires over the mountains were
down last night
The Trilby reading last evening
drew large house.
1t was Lem Aliens plag hat that
made him Speaker. He should have
worn it years ago.
Judge C. E. Mack viii mold court in
Carson Saturday Jan. Goth, the same
being law and motion day.
Miss Kate Fox the type writer is
now located in the Governors Office
Capitol building, and is ready to do
all kinds of type writing artistical.y
and expeditiousy.
Poor Dempsey the greatest ring ta,,-
tician that ever faced an antagonist
and the winner of 40 consecutive bat
ties, has at last been Knocked out COM
pletely by Ryan and John Barley
corn. The decanter hits hard below
the belt and you can't duck the blow
Range stock is reported to be win
tering remarkably we'll, and there will
probably be no serious loss unless the
present severe cold spell is prolonged.
Cattle were in good condition when
the snow came to stand a harder win
ner than this has been SO far
Only one Assemblyman from
Washoe-H. H. Beck-went into the
Silver caucus. DR.. Hogan, who was
elected on tive same ticket with Mr..
Beck, wound not attend the caucus.
The result yes that Washoe county
candidates we're left out in the cold
Journal.
This was the correct thing. Washoe
was not in line on election day aud Of
course can't expect to be when the pie
is served No removal Of the State
Prison to Reno thisyear.
Recently in Fresno a charge Of muir !
der was dismissed against W. L. |
Jones. Detective Stilwell who worked |
up the case secured full confession
from the accused by posing as a tough
character willing to help him odt,
first securing enough evidence TO
make the prisoner think he knew a
alb ut the case. The Judge ruled out
the confession on the ground that the
prisoner was deceived 10y Stillwell etc.
etc. Since the Heath case, judges are
very careful OF mur,!erers and see
that they get proper protection from
the Courts. against designing persons
who are trying 70 catch them.
1t is t. be hoped by every taxpayer
that the Legislature will so right to
work and enact whatever legislation
it may deem necessary without delay.
is the cry from every
quarter of the State and only those
who expect TO profit by it desire the
Legislature to remain in session the
full time allowed by the constitution.
There is no Uuited States Senator to
be elected this year and the members
can get down t. hard work inmed-
ateiy. The Silver party is on trial
and while no reasonable person ex-
poets it to make times better its friends
hope it will make record of which
hey can feel justly proud and which
very citizen, who is not blinded by
can pprove.-Journal
GaAfi,,,e GIc, S.nann
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
A record Of the Proceedings Of
the Sevente snth Session.
SECOND DAY.
SENATE

Senate met at IL a. m. President
| Sadler in the chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
The report of the committee on
Chaplains was received and adopted.
Secretary of State notified the SEN
ate that in accordance with the law he
appointed Henry Morrison, of Ormsby,
Janitnr of the committee rooms.
The Senate then took up the Secre-
tary of States message in relation to 81
resolution in favor Of lotteries.
Moved by Commins that the resolu-
ton be read and referred to Committee
on Judiciary, when appointed.
Message from Assembly stating
that that body had organized.
Resolution Q.y Summerfeld) pro.
testing against any extension Of time
70" the payment funded Indebtedness
OF the Pacific railroads.
Moved by Summerfeld that it be
made special order for p m. Jan.
90
Moved by Mantle that il be read by
title and referred to the Committee Oh
Federal Relations.
Senator Summerfield's motion car
ried by vote Of z.
Message from the Secretary Of State
in relation TO claims Of T. Coffin and
opinion of the Board
Moved by Snmmerfield that the
claim and opinion he read.
Moved by Gignonx that it be refer
red to Committee on Claims. Adopted.
NJ ssage from the Governor, convey
ing the messages Of Governor Cnlcord
and Governor Jones, and notifying
the Senate of the appointment Of W.
T. Han:ord as Private Secretary.
On motion Of Maute the Governors
address was read.
Moved by Patchen that the Senate
adjourn until a. IN. Jan. 49, Lost
Recess until 1.3O.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
AFTER RECESS.
All present.

All present.
The Secretary of State submitted
Senate Bill No. "A accompanied by a
State message by Gov. Colcord The
bill was relative to the fish law and
was vetoed because it conaicted with
another bill, A. B. l6, fish bill which
reached the Governor the same day
S. b. "a did.
Veto message made special order
for Wednesday at II o'clock.
Adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
(hen she was . Child,
She cried for CastoriA
Vheu she became Miss,
She chung to CastoriA.
When she had Children,
She gave them CastoriA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
The appeals" Chart.

AS soon as the contested seat eases
are decided, and the Legislature is in
complete running order, the APPEAL
will issue its Legislative Chart on the
same lines as it has in past years. 1t
will be absolutely perfect before it is
issued, and be something that every
Silver man can take home and preserve
for future reference.
Silver State Restaurant open to the
public night and day. Come one,
come all. Ida Winters, Proprietor,
Reserved seats for Dr. Byrne,s lee
ture Wednesday night can be obtained
at Steinmetz's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
1T OPENS TODAY.
Kings Daughters Preparing for Their
Great Event

When n reporter for the Eagle wa 3
attracted into the b'rsNdinr at 121 North
N1.5n street yesterday me found there
pr least six Of the fairest daughters Of
FVHclhita. striking vigorously a na;fs
er1 hitting their dainty. dlmpled fin
gers with hammers. Their saving "oucVl"
and applying the honey Of their lips
70 tl1e sore spots. They were the King
Daughters who were fixing up tQie
booths for their great fair. commencing
l1is morning ana ending with tomorrow
night All the girls da1 not talk at once
hut ths1f Of them DID. and so bewildeTed
Fhe reporter that he could not khink Of
half what t11ey said. He Is quite sure
however that they Will have the finest
lot of fancy goods on sale at the fsdr
qIhat was ever displayed before the good
people Of Wichita. Christmas presents
and holiday souvenirs will abound in
endless variety and of the highest Rrr.is
nc taste. Everything that the genius 81
the girls. and r1ey ere full Of il. could
suggest to make Christmas a genuine
happy family event VIII be on sale and
aft prizes that will suit the pocket book
Of every person. They not only intend
10 make the home happy on Christmas
and New Years. but rhey want happi-
ness to extend all through the winter.
as the receipts OF their sales during to-
dav and tomorrow viii he devoted -
relieving the POOR and bringing tlappi-
ness to the distressed. All the good
people-espeCfafly the women who have
always tove and synpa thy in their
patrontze the girls. for
Their cause IS q worthy one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

avenue is being remived. A new brick
will be erected on the lots, it is said
| in the spring.
''Trilby'' IS billed FOR the Crawford
| Grand 10 appear early in the new year.
| 1t is sasd that Crawford gives x the
| best percentage CT receipts ever given
! BY the house
There was no session Of the dis-Sc1
| court yesterday afternoon In tins
morning Judge Reed gave his decision
/ n the Wilde divorce case, granting che
| wife a divorce
Warrants were issued yesterday FOX
| the arrest Of Bill Ansley, the man who
made the gun play on North Main
| street The Information was sworn
| out by H. I. Woodwork
The Second regiment band will give
a concert at the Auditorium IN the near
| future. The band now contains TWEEN
| ty-four pieces and has done good work
/ the present season in drill, etc.
As w1ll lie seen by the Geographic
report from Washington, President
Cleveland has reappointed Judge Hen
Ty c. Sluss OF Wichita as associate jus
e1ce of the court Of private claims.
The Sullivan case was up before the
| probate court yesterday for settlement
for the hunde3th time. Judge Mya u
refused 10 allow the administrators 10
mortgage the esrste OF the minors.
Mr. W. N McGill. lumber inspector
for the Santa Fe. with headquarters
at Fayetteville, Ark, was in the city
| last night and called TO see friends and
the Linotype machines Of the Eagle.
A wrong impression has gone out 20
the effect that VIII Schn3tZler and T. A.
Robinson are in jail for contempt.
Such is not the case. They have ap-
pealed their case to the appellate court.
Judge Reed WIS suffering yesterday
from a severe cold and did NOT hold
court in the afternoon By the aid OF
hot Lemonade on going to bed pre-
scrIbed for him by Dr.. L. NJ. Cox, he
expects 70 be well today.
Leo Hamilton Of ST. Joseph. Mo. is in
the city visiting his Gid friends. He
says THAT Wichita is, to him, very
hvely town and thinks the people. ST
Chey knew how things are at other
points, would be very happy and con-
tented.
GeorgeFreeman an old-timed citizen
Of Wichita in the days of the Texas cat
tie trade, was in the city yesterday for
was only able TO pick out few old
land marks showing Wichita according
to the picture he had in his mind.
Mrs. Laura HoIschneider, for years a
resident of this city and who will be
remembered by many "old-timers," is
stopping for a few days at the home of
Mr.. White, SIG Glenn avenue, West
Side. Mrs. HIS. home is in Bunea Wis
ia, Colo, and has been for some time.
She Is enroute for St. Louis where she
is TO meet her husband.
Colonel Henry Waterson said last
night when told that there were many
Kentuckians anxious TO see him: II
would like to Shake the hand Of every
Kerftuckian. but | am pressed for time
and am tired and weary. i wart the
Eagle TO express my regards for NOT
being able TO meet the good people OF
my state as 1 would like 10 meet them"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
CITY IN BRIEF.

MISS Abbie Freeman will return to
Winfield this morning.
James Porter of Fl Dorado was in
the city for a few hours yesterday.
W. f. Stanley was at court yesterday
for the first time since hfs sickness.
Judge David Dale is talking of buying
a bicycle and learning to ride the same.
Mrs DIR. Tiffany is reported as re-
covering from her recent severe ill
ness
There are twelve firms in Wichita
who are engaged in buying and cribb-
ing corn.
Mrs. Caddie Pearce left last evening
FOR Galveston, Tex, where she will
spend the winter.
The Boston store has erected a red
cabin for the occupation of Santa Claus
during the holidays.
W. H Mueller of Mount Hope was in
Tlhe city yesterday on business and also
visiting his relatives in this city.
John T. Stewart of Wellington came
UP yesterday and remained over last
night TO hear Henry Wate-scn's lee
ture.
An all day meeting was held yester-
day at the First NJ. f. church. Preach
ing was had at II a. m, p. m, and 7.3o
p. m.
District Clerk Bridgeman and depu-
ties are busily engaged in making out
the January docket for the district
court.
NJ. V. r. Holmes. prominent csti-
zen Of Wellington. came up last night
10 meet Henry Walters1n and hear his
lecture.
Several men who wore the gray dur
ing The war. were in attendance at the
lecture by Mr.. WattersOn on Lincoln
last night.
The sad news was received yesterday
by telegrarhing announcing the death
OF Mrs. W. r. DUlaney's mother IN
Kentucky.
The trial Of Frank RoySe vii take
place at End today for irregularities
while ne was connected WIKI the bank
az tl1at point
WI Schnstzler and T. 4 Robertson
have IaSd aside business cares for a few
days and have gone off with Frank
Gooie on a hunt.
VIII Smith OF the sherif's Office will
engage in the real estate business in
Texas al the expiration Of his term OF
Office IN January.
a bowl social and tabieau entertain
merit Wi be given tonight az She Central
Baptist Church. corner Douglas and
Cleveland avenues.
The Ladies society az the First NJ 2
church VIII rncst with Mrs. Hiram In
bcdsa this afternoon AZ 80 o'clock.
There is work 70 be done.
Mrs. James Feaael. formerly Maud
Nicholson. lsft for h-- hona az Oursy.
Colo. last evening after a visit q two
months with her parents
The city cTlncsl committee are max
ing extensive preparations Cor the mesa
ing - Officers - the cites q he fi-Sr
cas- 20 be held here next Monday.
There All De a tzbloau social a TIE
Central Bspzst c.hu-cz, corner %
Douglas and Cleveland avenues. rs
evening, ard grza. tsre - expected
Some kind q bodily aumeut axed rs
grip on III. +. =. Martin tEo days ago
and SIN holds him prone. AZ hls home.
l. IS hoped nothing Ser.0ls All ccue x
Il
The old frame building standing near
S5e corner of Main street. and Csa.-si
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
WERE VISITED AT MIDNIGHT.
Police Raid a Place where Gambling Is
Said to be Conducted.

There was buZ and stir in the al
legged gambling house on the corner of
First and Main streets last night. and
the husky voice Of the boss rang out
Cash in your checks. boys
The reason given an explanation of
this request was that the room was fill
ed with buTly policemen Who proceeded
to arrest the mon ait the tables The
prisoners were brought ito the station
about II o'clock ard put up a cash
bond for their appearance today. The
whole nalBter was done very quietly
and orderly ard but few words were
passed
Other houses We're visited but they
had evidently received the word that
THE cops were on the war path and
rheir lights We're put out. The trial Of
fhe men arrested VIII come up today.
provided THE defends~ts appear at trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
COME TO LIMESTONE
NEW ROCK IS REACHED AT PROS
PEOT WELL By HE DRILL
Yesterday the Drill Struck n Cave, but it
Did Not Prove as Large as Those in the
Land of Henry Watterson-It was
Filled with Air and at the Bottom
Bore Evidence of Having at One
Time Been Channel for Waterfall
the Bottom of the Cave the First Lime
stone was Reached.

Yesterday the drill at the prospect
well made another lunge downward,
| for the space, it is said. of three feet.
Previous TO this the drill had been
working in a stratum of slate, and then
came small stratum of crystalized
gypsum.
| All at once the drill hung as though
in midair and the lever turned the full
length of the screw. Ii was evident
| to those VINO were working at the top
of the ground that either another sub
terranean river had been reached or
that the drill had entered a cave.
There was no flow of water which
showed that the subterranean river
( idea was not well taken, and in few
minutes there was an escape of air from
the top of the ground as though the
drill had entered a tunnel Of some kind
The tunnel or cave was surely not
large one, as the flow of air only con-
tinued for short time, and was not Of
sufficient strength to cause any delay
1t was believed that the drill had simp-
ly struck another cave in the crystaliz-
ed gypsum.
AT the bottom of the cave was about
two feet of debris. composed of sand
dIIu STdNel, WHICH gave out the impress
sion that the cavity had at one time
been filled with water. but at the pres
ent time was dry. Some advanced the
/ idea that the cavity had at one time
been a natural tunnel of some length.
but that the passage had been stopped
by the earth caving in. They reason
ed thus on account of the small volume
OF air which poured forth from the
mouth of the we'll
After the gravel had been removed
the drill entered another stratum of
rock, which is different from any reach
ed yet. It comes near resembling lime
stone than what has been brought out
previous
At the office Of the city engineer IN
the city building can be seen in glass
jars a full log Of the we'll 70 the depth
of 220 feet. OF course the log does not
show the cavities or the two subter-
ranean rivers. but shows at what depth
each was reached. To those interested
in the study of geology the jars at the
office will furnish a theme for much
thought
At least 200 persons were at the well
yesterday examining the debris as
brought from the trough at the east
side of the well. The exact depth can
not be stated. as the city engineer has
not made a measurement. and only
keeps a sample of each time the drill
has descended the full length Of drill
screws
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

for his character and talents, but the
sincerest Affection for him as man.
Mr.. Watterson, in his interview, and
the manner of saying 1t, showed the
great force of his mentality and, incl
dentally, a great appetite for coffee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
DEATH OF MEs. GUTHRIE
woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pass Resolutions OF sorrow.

Pass Resolutions OF sorrow.
The woznan's Christian Temperance
union Of this city al their last meeting
passed the following resolutions. ex-
presslve Of their sorrow in the death OF
Mrs. Lucy Guthrie. OF this city:
Whereas. Our Heavenly Father has
permitted in His all wise providence.
by death. our dear sister. who was one
Of the oldest members OF the org2niza-
ton. and ever ready to cooperate in
our various lines OF work. and with
Christian charity that thinketh no
evil was living example Of the reH-
gion she profesSed.
Resolved. That in the passing away
OF Mrs. Guthrie We mourn the loss Of
an old and tried friend. whose inter
est IN all good works VIII ever be re-
membered by all who knew her.
Resolved. That we extend 20 The b.
reaved family our wa-mest sympathy
in this. their hour OF sorrow. commend
ing them 10 the One who was her friend
AMI Savior.
Resolved. That a copy Of these reso-
luuons be sent the bereavei family;
copy spread upon the records OF our
union. end a copy be furnished the city
papers. with a request for puolica ton"
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.
The Magazine club meets this even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. {. H Brooks.
$50 North Topeka avenue
Regular communication OF Wichita
chapter No S3. r. \ N. this evening.
Election OF officers So1ourners welcome
Rev. DC. M2-sEHsiale preached ysster-
day a. me fErst II. Z. church,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers'
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
NJ Bloch ne or "a IS lie qcd.......s /
John Davidson n hf of Sc or % q
lie qcd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIM ] Vannover lots 292 306 on
Jackson ave in Rosenthais sub
of Myers and Snyders out lots. so
Mrs B Billiard lots Is 10 Wichita
So WATERWAYS add ...-...... 500
Amount of mortgages released. -. $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
HE LOVED THURMAN
HENRY WATBRs0N TALKS ABOUT
THE OLD ROMAN.

he Tells Of the Obstacle the Great Ohioan
and the Friendship that Existed Be
tween Him and Edmunds-How an In
terview was Secured from the Man Who
IS Said to be Proof Against Reporters
brilliant lecture Delivered by Him at
the Garfield Last Night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11

This court met yesterday morning in
regular session, With all the Judges
present, and transacted considerable
business. Charles Powell and Frederick
I. Martin were admitted to practice,
and thn following Cases wore submitted
on briefs:
kalo Dohony W. Atlantic Dynamite
Company. Marion county; NJ. Billings
ley vs.. G. L. Clclland. Marion county;
Joseph lIaich ys. John Bell,
State OF Wcst Virginia vs.
South Penn Oil Company, Marion
county: ]. i. Goldman ". +. ". Golf
mnn. Harrison county: Bark Of West
Virginia vs. 7. S. ~lIatc', Harrison
county; NJ. Natio.al bank We. L. W.
Williams, Harrison county, and John
c. Johnson Va. P. +. FIahcrty, Harrison
county. Court thon adjourned until
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
George Mayors on Trial.

Judge PAUL held Circuit. court yester-
day at Mouudsvillc, but owing to the
very serious Illness OF Mr.. D. l.
fieiskell was called away at noon. lie
appointed ]. Alex Ewing to occupy the
bench during his absence. The case Of
George Mayors for nssaulting Thomas
O'Brien, ir., wRs called. Several wit.
acsscs were examined during the after.
noon. The case has aroused much in.
tcrest and it will take several days to
finish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
To We'd a KunsRs Sian.

The marriage OF Mr.. Walter B.
Bracken. Of Maple Hill, kas., formerly
OF Mt. Pleasant. and Miss Emma Eva
ComIey, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Z.
Comley, OF Mt. Pleasant. is announced
TO take place at her homo on Wednea-
day morning, Juno IS. The wedding
will be n very quiet ono. Miss Dollic
Starr, OF Sandusky, will be the brides.
maid and Mr.. Fred Updegrnf, Of Mt.
Pleasant. the best man. The couple
will leave tho same day for Kansas.
Both are prominent society people and
have n host OF friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11

One OF the incest social attractions OF
the season will be the rose festival at
tho Y. NJ. c. a. building Friday even
ing. a great variety OF roses will oc.
cupy n conspicuous place in tho, elabor.
aIe decorations. Supper will be aorved
at $50 o'clock. It will he in charge Of
tho ladies' auxiliary OF tho association.
The price Of the supper will De % cents.
Light refreshments will also DO served.
IN interesting programme will be rcnd.
cred in the hall and altogether the Y.
". c. A. building will DO n delightful
place to visit On Friday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
THE EYES.

II hnS boon demonstrated tina thorc 4,
moro eye nnd hcnd ncliCs from thr lCfrci,
of correction M tho use oT glnsso. nal
properly ndiu.trd tina from nIl otrrr
cnu-cS, nnd tIHt II Is absolutely uCcosNury
I" have the eyes scientifically nnl .aIIlruIly
oxn minNd aud lifted with gInssos to srrurcc
rollrt nnd prevent Injury.
rh"s needing aprr,nclo-. or their cycs
tir" or head ncii"- whom reading or sew.
lnE cnn consult mud have their owes exam.
iuod for glasses without churrc by Prof.
Shelf, tho scientific OptIcInn, no Main
street, next door to shook & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
cLor4lno-rsE HUB cLoTHleRs.
No NJ after

If you have looked everywhere else and failed to find
what you want in Mems orBoys' Clothing, CONF HERE
and you'll be suited for both in end out of season. W.
have variety enough to give everybody u satisfactory
choice whether il is a Suit for dress, u thin Coat aud
Vest, or an odd Coat, or just a pair of Trousers. Wo
can suit and fit you with Proper, Stylish Garments
and at the very lowest prices, too. If you are gGng
away you'll fnl a Blue Or Mixed Serge Suit ip
valuable for most any purpose. 1t is neat and drcssy
it is cool and comfortable, and is very serviceaJs
At least OURS are. We have an especially good opo
at $40, better than we ever had before at that price
Other Suits from $40 to $40. All of them salts
factory or you can have your money back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
Minors Going to WORT.

Several miners went TO work at tho
Gaylord Coal Works yesterday morning.
Among these were sevon oil tho men
who were &c brutHlly assaulted by tho
Dilionvalo mob last wock. More mon
will 20 in to-day. The Belmont and
Kelley coal works resumed work yestor.
day rs usual. Tho mon at these three
mines have been getting 60 cents.