Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-16

the eve OF BryH > wish. ua he taken
as conclusive proof TIT the silver
angel has 7 maUcHriY changed his
spots -Bnllite..
The alb We is a Tnndnm sample Of
the stock argument employed Nv the
Bulletin in its discussion on the
money question. The gold men seem
never able to get the idea into their
heads that the f%inancial question is a
money question and not a M tai uues-
ton. Driven to the wall in every
argument, they are obliged to resort
to a very common quality of fecetia in
order to keep 10 the discussion at all
Mr.. Bradbury when asked by a re-
porter if he had decided to forgive
his wife and was going 70 meet her
n effect Il reconciliation, replied
emphatically thai be had 20 inten-
lions Of doing SO.
Judge Bradley's decisions in the
cases Of Shriver and Edwards, the
Washington correspondents, who re-
fused to divuige their sources OF in
formation before the Senatorial Com
mlttee appointed to Investigate the
sugar scandals, clearly establishes the
point 10 law that newspaper men
should not be punished for refusal to
betray confidence and trust. The
law OF common-sense has all along
upheld the justice of he position
taken by the correspondents, and this
decision is precisely as it should be.
Women cannot vote, consequently
the heaviest tariff IN woolens has
been placed on wOmen'S and chilirpn's
dress goods. The ladies ehould cen
tlnue the battle for their suffrage if
they desire equal rights from the
tariff thinkers.
A man named Rouse married a
woman named NiXcom in Missouri a
year or more ago. and now the wife ia
bringing suit for divorce. She ale
ges that ii was bad enough TO have
the papers the wedding as
the Nixcom-R0nse nuptials, b t it is
more than she can bear when her hus-
band Insists upon namlog her on,
Nixcom Rouse.
The wife will probably have the
sympathy of every mother in Mis-
souri,.
Chairman Towne Of the Silver Rep
ubllcan organization has sent a tile
gram to the chairman Of he commit
tee in OHIO advising against putting
a separate State ticket in the fi~ld. In
an Interview he stntts the silver Re-
publlcans OF Ohio will support the
party declaring for silver.
The total number OF standard dol
lars coined under the various Acts Of
Congress is S451. 1898 742, or about six
dollars and a half per capita. If the
coinage Of these dollars was doubled.
80 as to average thirteen d,llars per
capita, the country would not have too
much silver for ordinary business
transactions.
don't have to have any o: the so
called special salas." Why ? Because
L always give satisfaction both in
quality OF goods and in prices, and
therefore L have no need Of any such
sale. just now | AN giving a big in
ducement and will give free a fine
gold watch. 1t is no fake but a fine
watch. Call and SEQ for yourself and
see how it is t. be given away.
JOE PLATT.
One OF the most path4ti suicides Of
the year was the case Of Violet Gloves.
The young girl east herself into the
sea near the Cliff House last Wednes-
daS after having written on the sand:
"Vlolet loves kindness Ana che dpes
not always get it 10 this country"
The message remain-d until the in.
coming tide washed it out. and in
t"ehty-four hours more San Fran
CISCO had forgotten the rcident.
A man who owed a diamond dealer
In San Francisco 800 went to shoot
MS creditor because he ms ,stad on
collecting. H. was met by four hrI-
lets and died in the store. Diauo,ls
are not a necessity of life anc those
who purchase them should paw spot
cash or leave them alene.
The Comstock allowed Ia, do
guile to depart without the sIi,htoet
demonstration. He has done more
for the town and had a better know.
ledge OF The mines than anyone who
ever lived there. Had he been an
Ignorant, %pretentious mining exnert
who couldn't tell quartz from yellow