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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
The DEFENDER As a DEFENDER.
SHE Is SUPERIOR TO THE VI

SHE Is SUPERIOR TO THE VIGILANT.
From The Boston Globe
There can be no doubt a. to ths comparative
merits OF the Nigiant and me Deiehaer, NE ihrse
that the new cup defender Is superior TO me Gould
yacht-and that means great deal TO all who re-
iants records.
THE vALKYRIE MUST 10 HER BEST.
From The Rochester Post-Express
At as there has been fair ana square ~, test OF
fender with her keel and there is no longer any
eoub ABOUT the relative speed OF the Two Two yaCTnts
ohs stsnaft faster aas now than she 1899
II follows therefore that the new Valkyrie must
d. Inarveliousiy Wei to beat the Defender.
THE DEFENDER A HEAVY WEATHER BOAT.
From The Philadelphia Times
On the whole the impression already existing
vii be confirmed by yesterdays r&ceEtnat ths
Defenders best chance against the Nalkyrie VIII
b IN breeze, and the rules pressnt arii''ns
match We may b. reasonably conhhash,, - D"o e 10
mo race so little tried. 1t is all Speculation as
% "Aai VIII be the outcome
THE DEFENDER NONE TOO SPEEDY.
From The Hartford Courant
, The impression spreads and deepens tntt me ne,
fender IS none TOO speedy FOR the requirements or
Ne ordeal that awaits her E XII ti eeIeS oye5
more ,hsa the Defender, and ,made more us
in getting through the water. That's comforting
GOOD LICK FOR THE DEFENDER
IRON The New-York Sun.
Tie performance Of the American cup DEF nd 4,
lsy Is revelation and JOY AZ Wi R'ii n ~
thc expectations that had been formed cohse'dns
ne, She has justified the Significant u hod 49, 49,
lovely that was bestowed upon her IN a. ..i
vi he practical demonstration o. neI s saTns io
Psaies Last but not least good iu baree Of the
nhye caught up with her and taken cha'b' ~ NV
reservation Of her precious anatt my
SHE HAS AN IMPORTANT TRlHl.
FROM The Boston Post
ng IN, honor and prestige OF America, sr dhe De-
micro keeping The American peopie W. nav
aealtAy in hOplng and praying thar Vlra",y o,,e =
psrcn uIou her banner. and that she may pno 81 =
mcrihy successor to the famous cup deiehnris ~
D,see IN the past beaten the best sPeN''
"'''isn design and construction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
A WEDDING.

Miss Annie G. Brown. dau inter- OF Frederick W
Brown Of Mount Vernon. married al 80
o'clock last evening her fathers home. TO Walter
c Williams OF Washington, D. c.. the Rev Sam
uel T. Graham. Of Trinity Episcopal Church. ofici-
a-inR The maid Of honor Miss Martha /.
Brown a sister OF the bride. and the best man was
F4ward r. G. Kelly. OF Washington None but the
Immediate mem ers OF both families present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

most Of his time IN his room. on Saturday even
lnt a note was brought to the hotel for him. The
bellboy knocked hts DOOR and, receiving no
response looked over the trausom and saw the man
ying dead on the bed chloroform bottle pressed
tightly to the nose with both hands SHOWED the
cause OF death. II r. believed that he committed
suicide. He was twenty three years OF age and a
son Of c. Rodenbach. a well-known Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
no DISTURBANCE AT wAsHINGroN

Washington. Sept THE earthquake reported
from New-Jersey this morning was not noticed here
The delicate seismic recorders az the Naval Oh
here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

The speakers include c. II. Goodrich United states
Navy Henry Ferguson Trinity College; Dr. !" ~.
Brannar. Grace Peckham Murray Walter ;. logan
and others OF New-YOr9. The election OF oihceis
will take place on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
a Model Onc-Ccnt Paper.

The editorials OF THE NETWORK PRESS are nns
examples OF bod. original, luminous writings
They OF I've human Interest AM wv
49, avoid the no,nt on which public fixing
In It's news columns the policy Of THE PRESS Is To
present an Infinite variety Of TO It's readers 70
written as 10 tel the facts without paaains'
Take a look at THE PRESS this morning ana see nov
well It deserves this description 1t costs only
ONE CENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
TREMoR FELT IN DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del, Sept IA slight earthquake
trcmor was felt here at go o'clock this morning.
The duration Of the shock was about second.
but n was generally felt In the city ana vicinity.
The last previous tremor here was on March :. lss
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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4rIcyby or Hrry,io WY

jamestown. y y. Sept. ALBERT J. Rodenbach.
OF Buffalo. came 90 jamestown last Wednesday
FOR The purpose ~ reRalnlng his shattered health
uA registered at the sherman House and sDent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
A SECOND SHOCK AT TOMS RIVER.

Toms River y. j.. Sept. MANY people in this
vicinity assert that there slight shock Of earth
quake a few minutes after o'clock this afternoon
IL there was one IT was slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
THE POOR MANS BREAD. NOT HIS BEER.

THE POOR MANS BREAD. NOT HIS BEER.
M DE COSTA TO THE- CHURCH SOCIETY FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF THE INTERESTS OF LABOR
The Church Society for the Advancement; Of the
,r,erests Of Labor held rs annual services ,ast
,trb, in the Church @. ST. John the Evangelist,
A. % West Eleyen;h-st. B.saop Huntington, OF
ct,,rsl Nev-York is president Of the society.
rs,ch was organized nine years ago. The Rev. Or.
BENJAMIN F De Costa rector Of the church,
nreacaef 20 TIE large congregation taking for lis
tex, the seventeenth verse OF the Gospel Of ST. STAT
,hsR. .Nefhsr 30 men put wine into Old bottles
lest the bottles break and 1t flow OUT. but they put
new wine n.o new bottles and both are pre-
served Dr pe Costa said. among other things
I'VE come together tonight in country very
much disturbed over labor troubles. and ! desire
70 avoid anything in the way OF theories. do not
STAN as an exponent Of the land question. nor
Pretend % be q doctor OF labor troubles, but TO
express my opinion upon them. The inventive
genius u the country Is sunsr,atve. and there is
no other country IN the wor "nere srcn a , va
riey OF occupations IL pursued, or WhcA 'ne "y.s'
the hqu0r--ea.er. WHO T. a Y.oator OF ne is".
an j. iab'rne % introduce anarchy. tte was
recognized IN =. Matthews time as no ls now.
an he Is doing now rs he ala then. putting new
win into GA bottles and in the course OF time
these bottles become weak ana cannot stand tne
So ri mat rev caernirliy charged fluid 80
{. his wn,o Il Is the wine OF new IDEAS. The
IDEAS Of fresh experience. the teachings or CHRIST
"The critics II the day are not qualified for their
occ1Qa.or for when Enchr.s.an men Try 70 CRU
else Christian IDEAS they make an absolute l2l4lEe
a. r. Il s absolutely impossible 70 push these new
idea men in one day They would De unaoie 10
The speaker also said:
I'VE are not Interested in the poor mans beer,
hut IN the poor mans bread. We are interested in
saving him from being slave TO me mli-ona ~,
rs%T w aS sasy or Monaav he saloon under
and In all conditions, is damnao.e institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
SUNDAY AT GRAY GABLES.

Ruzzard's Bay Mass, Sept. DIR Bryant who
has been al Gray Gables much Of the time this
summer returned 10 NewYork tonight Mrs
Cleveland and MI ThurDer accompanied him 10 the
efation The President took a drive this after
noon and went to Crows Nest and called on Ny.
jefferson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Tribune once. sept a. m-The weather yesterday
was c,ear and cool The temperature ranged between -
ana - degrees the average Co5a being "a.
on Saturday and 5 the corresponding day
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

RID yourself Of the discomfort and danger at
tending a Cod. by using Dr.. d. Jayne's Expec'o-
rant an old-established curative for Coughs sore
Throat and Pulmonary affections. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
TRIBUNE OBSERVATIONS.

In mis- aagrafn a continuous white lire shows the
eh me- In pressure indicated by The Tribune self
recording bafomeer The toted line represents the lem
perature recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Boy-I say. mister. do sou exchange books here7
Man-Ycs.
Boy-Well. here's me dead brudders books. he
took EN- fur prizes IN sund school, deyre four
volumes Ov DE Lives Oy de Saints" | want ter
swop EN- on for de Life o Jack sheppard II
yer've got It, De Battles OF jim CorDett." or
Johnny sullivan"
urom Truth-Copyrlght. 1895. by Truth Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

referring 70 The use o. canal patronage 70 Rolstcr
I'D Pats schemes in Erie County, The Buffalo
Courier calmly asks: VIII the Republican party
here submit 70 towpath domination VINO OUTSIDE
of the canal ring are Platts agents and packers :,
who are they? The people would like to have a
look al fhen.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

THE Rochester Union and Advertiser gives this
pleasing biz OF Information 10 its Burfalo friends
THE Anti-Patt Republicans OF Erie County might
a. we'll understand first as .ast that the towpath Oh
the canal doe, not run from Buffalo Creek 10 Hudson
f2fve~ for no.h!ng-that Mr. George Washington A.
bridge of this town. by the grace OF Mr.. Inomls
,h y .aIbiican caucuses ana conventions up there In
his pocket. and Controller Roberts and his man
Morgan 10 the contrary MISUNDERSTANDING VII cor
trol the delegates TO the Republican state ConVen-
ton for all practical purposes. The delegates VII
be for Roberts for another term OF courss. buI
shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
Suslial Notices.

Highest award FOR artificial teeth at Worlds FAR
was granted Dr. Henry F. Deane Dentist io4 Lex.ns.on,
49, ar 45th specially. artificial teeth. Expression
restored Three medals received az American Institute
GentIemen's Hats. -.
Fall styles FOR 1880 no" READY a, Espehsehr"s ii'
Nassau-st.
All :hc leading European newspapers and per9dea.s 81
sale By The International News company 50 anu o.
Duane-st.. door east OF Bfoad"ay, N e"HD.H
CONFIDENTIAL Investigations BY Expert Detectives
Elk Detective Sergeant Sheldon Supt IL West 4Zast
Telephone 7vj-lsth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS.

The Buffalo Union and Advertiser" urges tho
Republican Municipal League OF Rochester. when
Is made up OF the reform Republicans who are op-
posed to Aldridge's methods not to submit to the
results OF the Republican ward caucuses OF last
week. Uniting with the new Democratic organza.
ton" says The Union ''it can be the means Of
eecting a reform city government. BY so doing II
need not merge Itself with the Democratic party.
hut taking advantage OF the recent reorganization
OF that party. may utilize L Tor the purpose o.
wrestling the governmental affairs Of the city from
the hands OF the Boss and his people. Is i equal
TO the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
Liebig Company's Extract Of Beef.
DIED

Most refreshing and beneficial after eAe:oIss' ~
tie when exhausted and note the good effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Il Is rumored tina; Congressman Wadsworth will
he candidate for United States Senator. Politicians
remember Il was .lr Wadsworth who supposed
thll he had purchased the Ieutenani-G overnorship
from NJ Piat last year but found that instead
OF second place the ticket he had a--gold brick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

q WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
Ofce. No ~ l.. 23d-st
Wood AYR Station cath Ward, Harlem Railroad
SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY.
Tarrytown- On Hudson. 49,
Rureau OF informatlen. Nanieront-aVe y. !. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
PostofHce Notice.

After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatantt
Malls named above additional supplementary mails ar
opened piers OF the American English. French an
German steamers and remain open until within ten min
utes OF the hour Of sailing = steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
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IN LIVINGSTON.

Livingston. Nov. 2.-The chief society
event of the past week was the Hal
lowe'en party given at the Bungalow
Thursday evening by Charles Connop.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Villas. Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. McCaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Alton. Mrs. Charles
Bowers. Misses Austa Bowers, Nellie
Preble, May Ash. Evelyn Jacobs. Libby
Wakefield. Anna McDermott, and
Messrs. Charles Connop, l.. G. Day, G.
A. McCune. Harry Masters, VIII Nc
Cav and DR.. Leslie.
Dan Sully. the eminent Irish come
dian. will appear at the opera house
Monday evening in his latest comedy
success. "a Social Lion"
Miss Austa Bowers entertained the
b. NJ. of L. society at the residence of
her parents Saturday evening Some
interesting and novel social features
were introduced. a splendid lunch was
served and the guests were royalty en-
tertained.
Frank S. Whitney received the sad
intelligence the past week of the death
of his father. which occurred at the
home OF the deceased in Madison.
Mich.
Ed Laubenstein OF this city was mar
ried at st. Paul on Wednesday TO Miss
Kittie O'Dea. a former resident OF Liv-
ingston.
Mrs. d. A. McCaw gave a dinner par
ty Thursday in honor OF Miss Leslie
of Helena.
Miss McInerney gave an enjoyable
card party Monday evening. Music
and an elaborate lunch were among
the social diversions. The honors at
hearts were captured by Miss Leslie
and II. NJ. Swindlehurst.
Dave Scott made a business trip to
Horn the past week.
Senior Grand Warden z. c. Day and
Past Grand High Priest Ike Baker
went over to Bozeman Friday TO assist
in the installation Of officers and the
reorge niZ1iicn of the Bozeman lodge
OF Free Masons.
Rev. Father Coopman went up 10
Horr Wednesday TO officiate at the
funeral of Joe Yoshush. who was killed
in the Horn coal mines Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Whyatt returned Wednes-
day from a visit 10 her old home in
England
Miss Josie stephens. employed as
| teacher in the AIissoula public schools
| for the past two years. left for her
| home in Kentucky Tuesday. after a
weeks visit with her cousin. District
| Clerk ]. A Bailey OF this city.
Mrs. George w. Plerson arrived from
| Red Lodge the past week. having been
/ called here by the serious Illness OF
| her sister. Mrs. A. ]. Campbell.
Miss Lilly White. who had been
/ spending a Jew days in the city as the
| guest OF her cousin. Mrs. ]. A Bailey.
returned TO her home in Bozeman
| Monday.
Ex-Mayor Frank Bsley went over TO
| Belt the first Of the week 10 establish
a branch OF the Livingston BottAng
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Works. He was accompanied by his
partner. Frank Polutnik OF Big Tim
Der. who will remain ait Belt and as
sumo the management of the branch
business.
Mrs. George Anderson and son Dell
departed Thursday for months visit
with Mrs. Alderson's mother and sis
ter at Tom@h. Wis.
Under Sheriff Ely was In Horr
Thursday on official business.
Sheriff George T. Young returned
Friday from Deer Lodge, TO which
place he escorted NJ. c. Larvisch, the
convicted forger. and delivered him
over to the warden OF the peniten-
tiary.
Col. ]. r. King of the Livingston
Water Works company was business
visitor to Butte "Wednesday.
DR.. ]. NJ Fox. SUPERINTENDENT of the
Rocky Fork Coal company. was In the
city Sunday en- route to Red Lodge
from a trip to Helena.
George w. Potter OF Gordon Broth
ers' Lumber company spent Sunday
Sunday with Bozeman friends.
Judge K. N. Harwood. ex-associate
Justice OF the Montana supreme court.
was a Livingston visitor Wednesday.
w #. Kuehn. the genial travelling
agent of Jackson's Music house, spent
several days in the city the past week
Miss Halle Bean went over to Booze
man Sunday on a weeks visit with
Miss Addfe Peck
Mrs. John Smell of Flathead was the
guest of Mrs. Henerlin Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. L. DeHart and daughter, Bes-
sic. have gone TO La Crosse, Wis. on
a visit with relatives and friends.
Ex-Conductor Tom Laughlin has
been In the city the past week In the
capacity of general travelling agent Tor
the Wisconsin Central road.
Mrs. Z. Williams departed Monday
for Missouri. where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
Mai. s. b. Wyman Is down from
Cooke to spend the winter.
ATTORNEY +. IL Hathborn came up
frem Billings Wednesday on a Visit
with mis- parents.
Mrs. W. II. Duke has returned from
| a visit with Helena friends.
Attorney and Mrs. A. i. stark were
| in Rozeman the past week on a Visit
Mrs. George Ennis left to-day TOT
| Milwaukee TO visit relatives.
c. w. Anderson has gone TO Cooke
| to spend the winter.
Fred Orschel of the firm OF Il. or
schel and Bro. returned to Miles City
| Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-03
DO Lin. Touch IN KIs.IngY

From the Austin Statesman.
Torching incidental kiss.-Snap
shots in the News.
That IL not a fact. but may be al
lowed as a very sweet poetical fancy.
ANY student in natural philosophy VIII
tell snap Shots that lips. even OF low
ers. never touch in kiss; there Is all
the time an infinitestnal space De
tween the lips Of the l1isser and the kis-
see filled with air. II Is sad. but II Is a
fact. that the circumambieDt air stands
sentinel by the lips of beauty and pre-
vents their desecration by the tobacco
besmsared lips OF her lover. Even that
kind of a kiss Is swest; what would IL
be II the envious air could be pumped
away and the lips OF lovers actually
meet in one long. r1pturous kissF
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stitution and instanat don Of officers of
Bozeman lodge No. Is. A f. & A. M.
They had a splendid time. the number
out being large.
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The Imperial Hair Regeneration,

II is clean. odorless. lasting. II does
not contain an atom OF poisonous matter.
Will not stain the scalp. baths do not af-
feet Il. neither does curling or crimpsng.
No. BLACK. No. 4-Chestnut.
No. Ozark Brown. No. 5-Light Chest
No. IN e d 1 u m nut.
Brown. No. 6-Gold Blonde.
No. T-Drab or Blonde Cendree.
Price. $50 and 800.
Sole manufacturers and patentees. I'm
perial Chemical Mfg. Co.. 20 9TH Ave-.
~. Y.
Rohr a Bagley. 1l3 Bush street. San
Francisco, agents for Pacific coast.
In Butte City. ID. N. Newbro Drug Co..
119 North Main street.
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1.,nnr,.nt Contributions.

And so you have started in to es-
tablish a magazineE
Yes" replied Mr.. Bullions.
do you write for ~"
you bet | do. / write about IL pages
a week for tin my check book"
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,

DEER LODGE. MONT.
This school VII reopen on the nrst
Tuesday In September. The course OF
studies includes all branches OF a praeti-
cal and refined education. and Is con-
Quoted by the Sisters OF Charity. For
prospectus and terms address Sister Su-
perior.
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DON'T
WEAR A
WIG.

No matter what the color or condition
OF your hair-faded, streaky. bleached or
gray-lt can be made beautiful. glossy
and as natural as Nature by one appli-
cation OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-23
THE SILVER KNIGHTS.

An alleged Lovelock CORRESPONDENT,
OF the Gazette. so it states, has writter
10 that paper to enquire concerning
the d OF Silver Knights. Of which
senator Stewart is the ceptral figure
The Gazette is unable to rurDish
any Information on the subject. etc.
Strange that any one should ask
the Gazette about anything connected
with silver, for any person that is
in the least posted on Nevada politics
is aware that the Gazette is too hide
bound il, nothing worse, to even en-
qulre, much less know anything con-
corning a silver order or silver oues-
ron, but Notwithstanding it's ieno-
rance We will state for the benefit Of
the Lovelock correspondent that in
the East, where pool men are under
the Plutocratic domination OF the IN
TO date Republican and Democratic
parties and if in favor Of the FREQ
coinage OF silver, they are compelled
by fear Of the powers that be. to enter
INTO secret alliance, in order to be Of
service to the cause that is 80 dear TO
them. 1t is not only commemorate
nut all but absolutely necessary TO
establish and foster the order Of Sill
Yer knights, with its tenents Of free
coinage Of silver at Is to | hv the
United States independently Of ony
other nation on earth.
But here in free and in~depen!ent
Nevada. where the only political nartv
having any standing, made upasitig
Of the vast majority of the citizens Of
the State, irrespective Of any former
political Affiliations, are uneouiyo-
cally in favor Of the foundations and
principals Of the order Of Silver
knights, and where 10 man. if he ia
a man, ever thought that a few crfnc-
ing sycophants may skuIk and whine
n unsuccessfully assault the ma
J%orities Of Il people and in,puon
n e motives Of its two successes AT the |
polls 1t would be carrying coal to
Newcastle to organize q secret order
to carry out what we have twice done
and will again do, even though the
Battle Born" must stand alone in
doing it.
No, thank God, the Silver Party Of
Nevada has no casuse or reason to
crawl into a hole and pull the hole
after it. carrying dark lanterns and
wearing masks. or having signs,
grips and pass words to recognize
each other by. No, a member Of our
party knows when he meets a fellow
member by his honest 16 to counten-
ance.
All the ~underhandcd manipulatioag
of politics, and secret society efforts to
gain advantage in Nevada we leave
TO opponents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-23
Cut Prices on School Books,

1chn u. Fox has a full line Of school
books and school supplies Of all de-
scrlptions, and has decided to cut
prices on every article needed by our
public school children. Call and in
spect the goods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-23

Geo. W. Kitzmeyer has accepted
the Agency for the California Wooden
Mills, for the exclusive sale of their
blankets and quilts, the finest made
goods on the market, they are war
ranted pure wool. To introduce these
goods in Nevada Mr., Kitzmeyer will
cell them very low, and in connection
with the large asso1tmenet of furni-
lure ald bedding now on hand, can
accommodate any and all that want to
sleep warm and comfortable. MS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-23
A Queer Conviction.

Yesterday morning a prisoner ar
rived in this city from White Pine
county, named Joe Deler, who was
tried about six weeks ago for the
murder Of a twelve year old Indian
girl. He committed a criminal as
sauit on her from which she died.
He was tried and convicted for
rape. His sentence is for life