The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-14

appearances will be attended to with
much vigor.
A recent society item in a contempt
rary says: 1.-The guests stood uncovered
in her presence" This is carrying the
decollette too far.
Many of the Carson ladies assisted by
these from the outside towns will make
a strong effort to bring the question Of
woman SUFFRAGE before the legislature.
News.
The election of Mckinley has aroused
the hopes Of European bimetallists and
the outlook for an international agree
ment for the free coinage of silver is de-
cidedly encouraging.
The White Pine News says there are
about thirty men at work in Cherry
Creek at present. OF these twenty are
at work on the Egan mines, and the
balance on the Star ank Grey Eagle.
S. Arnstein says we will probably
have a show here abont the oath instant,
the "High Rollers" Richard Foote,
the California ~tragedian, contemplates
playing a week here in the near future.
Incendiary fires are getting altogether
too frequent in Carson City. Some
morning a nan hanging 10 a tree will
call attention to the fact that the public
has decided to put a stop to it.-Appeal.
Stock in transit to California will be
permitted to stop at Lovelock, Wads-
worth or Reno, when shippers so desire,
for feeding purposes. For reshipping
the charge has been reduced from $40.
to So. by the s. P. Co.
A. 7. C%lippenger, VIM. Painter, G. A.
Macpherson, Harmer Huston, Tom
Crosby, A. ii. Griswold and Tom Smith
have presented their wives or daughters
with new pianos and the surprises to the
better halves were very pleasant.
The grand jury was in session We'd
nesday. True bills were found against
the W men who put a cast iron wheel
on the railroad track near Langhton last
August, wrecking passenger train No. l..
Adjourned subject to the call of the
foreman.
Speaking of the celluoid buttons with
ti.... sl..1.,. ,l ofAnn r.As ,xn&
ter, an exchange says that it has got SO
that you can now size up a persons in
~telligence by the number of such orna-
ments he wears, the more buttons, the
lsss brains.
A Carsonite who saw the ball game
between the California champions and
the Nevada Stars writes that the Nevada
boys put up a good game but they were
playing professional, One of the Calf
ornia players Supposed to be under Is
years OF age), the correspondent AYERS,
was accompanied by his wife and two
children.-News.
A union with Canada for one day is in
prospect. There will be no protest, and
pnly goo results are likely to follow. II
is announced that the Dominion govern
ment has decided to appoint the last
Thursday in November as Thanksgiving
Day, which is the same date as that
usually selected for Thanksgiving in the
TTnitrI Gtafn5 Tl.n pannIn of tha ,ynct
territory in the jurisdiction of the two
governments will thus join in thinking
OF blessings received and in returning
thanks. There will be more than a
sentimental interest and pleasure in this
act OF common prayer and praise.
Not a little comment has been caus ed
in Washington by the defeat OF the two
men who were acknowledged leaders OF
the A. p. A. in the House-Representa-
tive Linton, OF Michigan, and Hainer OF
Misunderstanding the last session OF
Congress. 1t was supposed that both
these men owed their seat in the House
to the preponderance of A. P. A. senti-
ment in their districts; yet in a cam
paign in which the A. =. A. made itself
more conspicuous than ever before. they
fail of reelection. Somewhat pulling,
lent it?-Washington Correspondent.
The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells oil East
Brimield, Mass. had been suffering from
neuralgia for two days, not being able to
sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr..
Holden, the merchant there sent her a
bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and