The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-17

ing.
Our "Bug" Holiday has returned to
tarry with US a few days. The East is Il
triae slow after spending a few years in
Nevada.
Ex-President Harrison will not take
an active part in the campaign now be-
cause of the rumored interesting condi-
ton OF his wife.
Senator Cummins of White Pine, is
now out as an Independent candidate
for the State Senate. He is scheduled
to support Cleveland if elected.
"Ez long as dey's got plenty cam
paign button" said Uncle Eben, "some
men doan' seem ter care whedder dey
hab any s'pender buttons er not. Star.
The Reno baseball nine has completed
arrangements with the Gilt Edge base
ball nine of Sacramento to play a game
of baseball in Reno on Sunday October
18th at the Fair grounds.
Rey, the little ~fve-year-old son OF J. j.
Quinn of Reno, was run over by a heavy
truck Saturday, having both ankles
crushed. The accident will render the
little fellow a cripple for life.
james Poole is getting up a company
of Wadsworth citizens to do some placer
prospecting in Arizona, and he and ]. T.
Walker will probably take a trip to that
country some time next month to look
over the ground for several weeks.
John Shorts wife presented him with
a little daughter Wednesday last and
the "baby" whose nose is now out of
joint says: "rhe doctor brought little
lister and thinks the doctor is all right
and wants '%'tister' to stay right there.
The air developed the pugilistic ten
denotes Of the drivers of the mail stages
this week and the sagebrush neal Rag
town was t rampled out over an area Ct
acres. A new whip has mounted the
box and the opposition chuckles as he
passes the field of battle.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, the world re-
nowned advocate of the rights of woman
and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, a
very entertaining speaker, will lecture
at McKissick's Opera House in Reno on
November 9th under the auspices OF the
Nevada Equal Suffrage Assn.
The Rebekahs enjoyed a social evening
together last Wednesday at Fraternal
Hall. After the lodge had closed cake
and coffee were served and a goodly
number sat down to the tables. The
evening was spent with music and card
playing and it was close on to midnight
before the meeting adjourned.
Ed Short has mounted the engraving
of Hanna as published in Wednesdays
Examiner and has given it a place in
the gallery where the high lights ami
cool breezes can bring out its projections
now so much in the shade. The BOYS
now sav there's nothing the matter
with Hanna.
Warren Golding and w. j. Gill re-
returned Wednesday from a huntsng
trip in Churchill. They are experts
with the shooting irons and bagged $50
quail and a couple of dozen ducks, be-
sides what they lost. To their skill and
generosity We are indebted Tor our first
mess OF quail on toast this season and
when they came home they rode up the
front street.
The remains of Carson Hun tsman
were taken to San Jose for interment.
The Reveille says the latest report to be
received in Austin in relation to the sad
affair is that Carson and his mother had
harsh words and that Mrs. Huntsman
told her son that he would never eat
another meal in the honse, and he then
went and secured the pistol that did its
deadly work.
]. W. Allen and NJ. Fallon of Churchill
came here with a man named J. Rob-
inson who was examined BY DR.. Berg
stein, in the presence of Judge Cheney,
who said his temporary alteration of
mind was caused by worry and exhaust
ion, and thought he would be all right in
a few days. Mr.. Robinson left for his
home in Sonoma county, California, last
night, accompanied by Mr.. Fallon.
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