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Evening star., 1897-03-27
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
f. r. Howe, Jr.. Badly Hurt by a Cabl
CIR

f. r. Howe. DR.. Badly Hurt by a Sable
Car.
Franklin T. Howe, jr., the victim of
a distressing accident last night at about
1890 o'clock, while riding his wheel He
came in collision with cable car almost
directly in front of the White House, and
sustained a compound fracture of the right
arm near the shoulder, severe fracture
of the right leg below the knee and cut
on the chin and bruise on the back of the
head. In addition, two of the fingers OF
his right hand were broken, and he was
otherwise badly bruised and shaken up
The injury to the leg is the most serious
A portion of the shin bone is almost
ground to pieces, and it is feared that am
man Is a son of Or. Franklin T. Howe of
The vsning Star and is about twenty
years of age.
1t is difficult matter to say exactly
how the accident happened. Young Howe
was riding in a westerly direction. evil
IDENTIFY being his way to the residence
of his uncle, j. l. Griffith. 2131 Virginia
avenue. where he has been living. The car
by which he struck was No. "a of the
Georgetown branch of the Capital Trac
ton Company, in charge of f. F. Smoot,
gripmar, and Joseph Nash, conductor. The
unfortunate wheelman was riding near the
| south track, on which the cable train was
| approaching at its ordinary speed. Either
| he miscalculated the distance to the
or else MS Wneel Su0Qenly SWerveQ, at
| any rate, according to the generally
| cepted explanation, he was thrown violent
| ly against the grip car, and in that manner
| received the severe injuries mentioned. He
| was partially unconscious just after being
struck. but his sensibilities returned his
| meanings and sharp outcries were dis
| tressing. Everything possible was done
to relieve his sufferings. and upon the ar
| rival of the Emergency Hospital ambulance
| he was conveyed to the hospital, where he
| received the careful attention of the sur
| geons.
Realizing the serious condition of the pa
] tient, DR.. Carr of the visiting staff of the
| Emergency Hospital was Immediately sum-
| mened and gave his personal attention to
the case, assisted by the house staff. The
| injuries were dressed and the leg placed tr
| a plaster cast. In the meantime, word hav-
| ing been sent to the young mans parents.
| they arrived at the hospital and remained
] With him through the night. DIR. Carr as
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Telerhcle sos.

sured DIR. Howe that every effort wo,.ll be
made to save his sons leg, and there is
chance, thoUSh indeed slight one, that the
bones may unite the patient being young
and in the best of health.
No arrests We're made last night
count of the accident. Policeman Cramer,
who made an investigation at the time.
was of the opinion that no blame attach
ed to those in charge of the cable train.
Young Howe, while a fast rider is expert
enced and careful. and his parents are at
loss to account for the manner of receiving
his injuries. The gripman said to by
stander last night that he had no idea that
the Young man would run into the car.
He was not crossing the tracks in front of
the train thS grpman said, and the street
vas clear at the time. and there was suf-
fic:cncy of room for him to pass without
coming so near the track. In the gripman's
cpinion the wheelman was struck by the
corner of the heavy bumper that serves as
a foundation for the dashboard, and 10
which the fender is attached. The accident
attracted a large crowd, the theater having
closed just about the time it occurred.
1t matters little what 1T is that you want
whether a situation or servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the
nerson who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1897-03-27

electric railway shops. is able to be about
again.
Mrs. Michael Nash is extremely i'll at
her home on North Patrick street.
r. NJ. Latham will be a candidate for
meaSurer of lumber.
Services at the railroad reading rooms
tomorrow afternoon will be conducted by
students from the Virginia Theological
Seminary.
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Acceptance Withheld.

The Navy Department has withheld its
final acceptance of the new dry dock at the
New York navy yard, owing to a.differ-
erce that has arisen between the con-
tractor and the department over the re-
moval of some earth and some filings.
Evening star., 1897-03-27
HOTELS.

THE JEFFERSON, E. AND A. PLAN, 9TH AND
In. ave- NV; electric lights; electric call; cleo
tric elevator; steam heat and gas. Special rates
to guests by the week and MONTH. mhlS1n
Evening star., 1897-03-27
LUTHERAN.
CNITARIAN.

ALL SOILS CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND I. SIS.
NV. Rev F. BRADFORD IEAVITF. Preaching
by the pastor morning at 1890 O'Clock Subiect ::
Living Your Creed. Evening. at I 30 O'clock.
tn, minister will be- assisted by Mr.. Charles T
S-mrers of th,. Columbian University. WHO will
spr-k The Ethical Significance Of the col
legc Settlement Confirmation class meets ut
10 IA. Subject: Our Belief About the Bible.
Young peoples meeting at $50 pm. Sunday
school and Unity Study class ut 3:I5 ALI.
II
Evening star., 1897-03-27

81 IRIrUAIISM. .-WONN'S HALL. 72l 9TH ST
NV. Sunday evg.. 49th anniversary Of modern
spiritua!ism; addresses, spirit communications,
etc Mrs. Zoller and Mrs. Rowland mediums
Mrs Zoler holds seances at residence. Sl3 9th
st. NV, "Wednesday evgs. Interviews daily. 1t"
Evening star., 1897-03-27

CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Members OF the New York Stock Exchange.
1Al9 + st. Glover building.
Correspondents OF Messrs. Moore & Schley, so
Broadway.
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. LoaEs.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed On the exchanges OF New York. aeelphia,
Boston and Baltimore hought and sold.
A speticity made of investment securities. Dis
t,tct bonds and all iccai Railroad Gas. Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
Amerie an Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
je3l -16d
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sI'IRITUALIsM.

CE1 .EBItATION OF THE 43TH ANNIVERSARY
OF SPIRIT AI.ISM, 3 O'CLOCK SUNDAY AZ
TERNoON. MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH AND +
SIS. NV
Exercises VIII consist Of music. vocal and in
strumcBtal. short speeches and spirit cominuni-
cations T.ie following persons Will participate In
the service:
Rev. F. ~ WIgyin.
Mr.. F. Il. Woodbury.. Secretary National Assn:
Mis-. Anna " Jaquess.
Mis-. NJ Wheeler Brown,
Mr. Geo a. Bncon.
Mr. J. w Mct'Iecry aud others.
Music will be conducted by Prof A. j. Max
ham. MEETING FREE To ALL. PUBLIC IN
NITED. It,
Evening star., 1897-03-27

HALL CORNER 9TH
and sts. nw.-Every Sunday.-Lyeeum. 20
am. lecture. IL 30 al and 80 pm. The
First Society Will have their speaker for March
and April Rev. +. A Wiggin Of Boston. Mr..
Wiggn Is of very best speakers and
test medium of great power. This Is n oI,
portunIty for investigators into the truth of
Spiri;ualism to hear its beautiful philosophy and
witness tests. Coed music. Prof A J. Ma ham
will sing several solos 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-27

December, lS,b rhiuir,sd 10y 3ct ol tohkFesS.
approved July - 1892 - -
Capital stock. Observation-Disclosures. $lS'D ~
Capital stock paid up................ leo Coo %
Cash hand and in banks. Sd2 ffN -
Real estate ..-.................... .i6.s" 20
bonds and mortgages first lien real
Stocks and bonds srket vaIue, l.os, 7si 90
icies ....s....... 76l73 II
Premiums of collection and
premiums ..................... 2S. .3ss ~
81. 1896 ................. 1l2.2 rs
Total ISL scl i3
LIABILITIES
Cash .snital ...... slOG .ono GO
Reserve premium fund. ............. .416.'las ~
Premiums pa in nadyanre.......... I.aol ~
Dividends ~ policy holders unpaid. 4,S2S 20
Losses and claims moi due. \ $50 -
Other Indebtedness. .o' -
Net SURPLUS Observation-Disclosures. 2ta.fsS4 o4
Total liabilities 81 Isl s2i AZ
dividends anil expenses for six months. ending
December 81 1896:
d'videnis. ...-.--....-...-.,..- ssIit Is
WM H. RI.ACKroRD. President.
HENRY II. CRANE. Secretary.
City of baltimore. State of Maryland. Subscribed
and 10 before this 18th day of March.
1897 1n MURRAY HANSON Notary Publir
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. INSURANCE 60.
of Milwaukee. Wis, on the 3Ist day of December.
1886
Assets 81, l03.;h3S is
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 59o. .101 Il
Income for six months ......... S1o.l4l ~
Disbursements fo- six months ian.9.., %
WILLIAM l.. JONES. wn.FoRD NJ. PATTON.
Second Vice President. Secretary
ana sworn TO nctSrs me o,srS ,rS Imlin nay
X. F.. SULLIVAN. Manager. 1902 + ST. nv. l.
Evening star., 1897-03-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHisfsr. SCIENTIST. SCOT
tslI Rite Cathedral 1907 q st.-11 subject.
Review OF the International Quarterly Bible
LESSONS Testimonial meeting, Friday. Mt $
pm. Mr.. and Mrs ]. +. Iinsco,t, G. $, u. $
readers. Public cordially invited. It,
METAPHYSICAL CLUB WILL CONSIDER CHRIS
rian Science and Mental Healing. Sunday night
nj hall 54 / tth St. subject. knowledge Of God
and Practical Results Public invited. Remarks
solicited. It,
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PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY.

TIIr NATIONAL. INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL
Christianity Services every Sunday at K1usch-
cr's. 1871 Gem. ave. at pm Daily non
meeting at reading room, Ohio Nat. Bank BLDG .
Evening star., 1897-03-27
CaDital: One rlillion Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Reuts safes inside burglar-proof vaults at
IS per annum upward.
Securities. Jewelry. silvcrware and valuables
of all finds In owners package. trunk
taken on deposit at moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward.
and interest aloweI IS and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security Sells frst-class real estate and
other securities in of $500 and upward
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is n legal depository for court
pnd trust funds, and acts administrator.
executor. receiver. assignee and executes
trusts Of all kilJ Wills prepared 10y a
competent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN T. SNYDER. ....-...-..-....r President
T.. FRANCIS RIGGS .-..-.-. First Vice President
w RILEY DEEBLE. Second Vice President
THOMAS Il. JONES. ....... Third Vice President
ALBERT L. STJRTEvANT..-... Secretary
CHARLES Z. NTMAN. Assistant Secretary
Woodbury. BLAIR. Trust oniccr
Evening star., 1897-03-27
NEW CHURCH.

SIXTEENTH AND 'ORCORAN STS.-KEN.
Frank Sewall. pastor will preach at II AM.
the fourth the -'prdgal: 4 VIII
Arisp. :. school. 12:l5. EycrBg at 30 ID
lecture Creation and Evolution The Fir.
mam,ut." Seats free and strangers welcome.
Litany service Wednesdays. i:3o. Pastors Bible
classes: Ladies' Wednesdays. $50; mems, Fri
days. 7;3o. Cordial invitation I" all. 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-27
u>ITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.

MEMORIAL CHURCH COR II AND n CAPITOL
sts.. Rev. J. F. Fout. Iastor--Treachns. II
AM. ! 30 D. m. 10y Rev. g. J. Roldohush. SS..
$50 am. Y. +. s. &. Z, $50 pm Strangers
Z
Evening star., 1897-03-27
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODoX, EVERY FIRST
day. II M. ~ Y NJ e. y Toonis ~, y. Y.
Christian En,ieayor lo:I5 an Cordial
Welcofn. - all. II
FRIENDS. MEETING AT THEIR MEETING
hoCSe, 1911 l 81 NV. every F.rst day morning.
at II O'Clock: Bible classes following IT.
Evening star., 1897-03-27
FINANCIAL.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE 90. OF RAlTl-
MORE. State of Mary land, me Slst day OF
Decemier, 1896. required 10y act of Congress,
approved July ~. 1892.
f.a,,it nj rf.S.E
Evening star., 1897-03-27
sEVE>TH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.
Al the. church of th. denomination Sth st
ne betycri + and g. Elder V. II. Lucas. pas
tor the subject Of the discourse tomorrow even
ing at 30 O'Clock. will tc Life and Immnr
r;lify Through Jesus Christ Alone It,
Evening star., 1897-03-27
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH COR 10TH
and g sts. NV. Rev. 5. ". Newman, D.D. pas
tor. Regular services AT II and 80 p. M
with preaching by tin pastor. Music by quartet
and chorus. led by Dr. Bisci.o1. organs,. Sunday
school, $50 Ciristian Endeavor-Junior. :;
pm: Senior. go pm. 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-27
NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CIT Rt'II 423 q ST. Y W. REV
Alex. Kent. pastor Hon. Jares G. Mcclure Of
california will give an address on ''OuI Common
Heritage All seats free. Fvc-ybod; vel
Evening star., 1897-03-27
EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS AVE. AND
18th ST n.w.-s am. and II am. sermon by DIR.
Elliott: I:So pm. sermon by Rev; DR. Mackay-
Smith. rector of St Johns. Vested choir Of men
ard boys. 1t
PRo-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. MARK,
I'd and A SITS $3.50 am, holy com
by h'.i i,rs. y" chas. H. Hayas: 80 pm l cvsnsoas
and by Rev Jams W Clark. The can
of the Crucihxion will he sung at the Ii"-
Cathedral Monday, March -. at pm. The
public is welcome IT
ST. PAIL's CHURCH. 2aD ST. NV. NEAR
Washington Circle Rev Alfred Harding. rector
All seats free Services: 7;3o and ii At
73o pm. choral evensong, and confirmation by
the bishop of the diocese Strangers welcomed II
ST MARGARETs CHURCH. HEAD OF conn.
ave. and : ST. Rev. Richard Lewis Howell. rec
tor.-S.r,ices: Ash Wednesday. holy con- ;ntl1ion
service. sermon ard holy communion, II
an Tuesdays. evening prayer and conlirna tion
lecture. 4;3o pm Wednesdays. morning prayer
and l.tany. 10 o'clock Thursdays evening pray
er. i:3o pm Fridays. morning PRAYER and lit
any. 10 o'clOck Sundays in Lent. Sunday school.
$50 morning prayer, htany and Sc, sermon, II
ocloct: evenn. prayer and sermon. 4:3o O'Clock.
Holy communion every Sunday. II am It
SAINT Johns CHURCH. GEoRGETowN. o ST
bet 32i and 3ad. Rev Charles E Buck rector
morning prayer and sermon. IL: evening PRAYER
at 4:3o. Vested choir Strangers cordially in
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G. ST. REV. r. H. Me-
kim u. D.. ector.-Holy communion at $ am.
Service and sermon. II m, and 30 p m. The
pm. Adult baptism at 730 pm All seats
free except at II 1t
LUTHERAN.
ST PAIL-s ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
of 1ltl aud II SIS. n.w.-Rev. DR. Dolncr.
pastor tomorrow morning aud evening at II and
80: Sunday school $50; class at 3: Junior
and Senior En,eaxOr at and ESQ respectively. 1t
IL TIER PLAtE MEMORIAL CHURCH, PASTOR.
J. q. Butler KELLER MEMORIAL MD ave.
and 9th St mel. e. II. Butler. pastor Services.
IL and 30 School. $50 C. f. $40. and
Junior Endeavor. $50 f'Htechism class 80. 1t
! CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION. PA. AVE.
| and 2d 81 s.e.-SeTvices NJ IL and 30 with ser
by the pastor. Rev W. f. larson. I'D.
other services usual. Strangers always wei
come" 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-27
". &. +. L.

woMAN-S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Ineetinc.-Addrcss by Hon. John q. Wooi-
ley. Congregational Church. 10th and G sts.,
Sunday. pm. Music by vested choir, Miss
Eva Seelcy and Mr. Percy Foster. Public
diIhy invited. 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-27
The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company,
OF the District Of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
or the District Of Columl

Chartered by special act OF Congress.
Jeu 1857 and acts OF Oct, 1890. aud Fct.. 1893
Evening star., 1897-03-27

Bright Lawyers s EsIii1p1 1'Fs'd latss
Patent Attorneys one ,: We %aH',sr
rroEs- EVER i taken t" make Adams Rriefs
The STANDARD fer excellence skill best type, tin
prcSsNrTk all ct.nIrinar their share toward attain
jn- this Price higher than the ordinary
;st.- Il pa-a for 30 copies
BYRON > ADAMS, Prompt Printer, 5I2 11th -
ml..1-I4d
WEDDING INVITATIONS
st-.uH hs-NI'ST HE-C9RKEf1 1TIY E.N,;I:AV-
Id "tsGt'D TASTE demands correctness
abttse an thiDy~- work ia this lin. $
perfect in sxertltl0R fautless In design. Iu-
Nitatioa~. Announcements. cards etc.
SAFE Wh-'t iufrGsfti % H..
give StatioIIerS everybody.
Easton s Pupp, 421 11th st.
TofUIDAK-IIlICFD STATIoNERS. nih2G-I4l
Evening star., 1897-03-27

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. MASS AVE AND
10Th ST n.w.-S am. and IL am. sermon by DIR.
Elliott: 1:30 pm. sermon by Rev. DIR. Mackay-
Smith. rector of St Johns Vested choir of men
ard IN
Evening star., 1897-03-27
When spirits are depressed

AMI appetite iadcd-taen is the tim. little
IharPs B-rkel-y Whisky viii sci right
It's rrPutPticn has been gained 10y years cf
standard excsilsn'c- lis I,Irity i known every
wH Berkeicy l. not high in price yet it's
the very l.. 81 only 81 gt--and only of
JAS. 1HAKI' sl2 + ST Inh.1 1DI
Il neyer ,lisltr,,iut
Evening star., 1897-03-27

OUE GRC- FRIES STAND EVERY TEST.
We handle nothing that can't personally
guarantee to te as r.prcseHted That otsh'
20 mean great deal fo retail grocers- ih'r'
"A law az inst selling impure food supplies.
6lIr prices too. are ALWAYS LOWEST
CyND CoNSI MEIiS SIIflIED
II Il EAI;NSIIAW & BRO. Wholesale Groccrs.
11,s,-y IIfh 81. So ut, 1Nr2 NJ ST. Sc
Evening star., 1897-03-27

CHURCH. pF OCR FATHER. 18TH AND l.. REV
\ g. Rogers. Di'.. past"r--A.M.. The Study
Of the Bible The Early Part of the Od Tcsta-
nent IN. illustrated SERMON -"rh, LAST
Supper. and Nor'ls of Farewell All cordially
Evening star., 1897-03-27

1T WoJLpNrT RE GOOD BUSINESS POLICY
for Us to allow other luHi"r dealers L" ut-
d.IseU rs, We have the largest ani II osf
vnri.,I sto-k If Lumber suitable for the "on
struction Of any siz.. hEildir-- ''tt our es'i
mate or You'll pay too Eiuch. -
TIipS W SMITH. ls and Ind ave. fho.le III
MIL and WnarVeS foot ith st. Sc. Ihone ''l-
nh23 s,In. 10
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

EtkINGToN PRESBI TEEIAN CHURCH. q AND
Y. cap. sts-. Rev 'i"efgc : Duncan, rh-D.-
SIbJecr II . '1hAEs."tC Cri>tics Of the ApoS
Ties $50 pun. Psalm Niu.r-'-nth. II
Evening star., 1897-03-27

ami 6tA l..y. Thomas '.iltnsrs
Ea~ron. DID. pastor. viii preach II a
option 9f ne~ II"Ui''"=s and Lords supper. and
AZ 81 pm sUtieCt AMERICAN CITIZEN
SHIP -tIr Immediate p.rils and imperative
diti~s as a free government. Miss l.uella Mae
smith from Boston will sing at both services.
Sunday school. s'-:n a N, Y i :. e f.. p III.
and S-sJ pm Strangers cordially inviteI. II
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

Suppertonight at the bail will begiyen
in the building to the rear OF the hall
The ladies OF the Catholic Church have
the management OF it and the proceeds
will go to the church iund. See that
your best girl is well fed.
A turkey supper will be served in
Music Hall dining room by the Catholic
ladies this evening to which the general
public is invited. Commencing at 10
p. NJ. the dining room will be kept open
until all have been served. Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money will be re-
funded. Tickets 50 cents.
Exercises appropriate to Thanksgiving
will be given by the pupils of Miss Alice
and Miss Tredway's rooms this after
noon at | 80. The exercises will take
place in the room usually occupied by
Miss Parker. The pupils of the inter-
mediate and grammar grades will also
have short appropriate exercises in Mr..
Gaines DOM.
Alfred Chartz and Gen. r. NJ. Clarke
Saturday filed a complaint in the Dis
trict Court at Carson against the South
ern Pacific Company in behalf OF James
F. Dennis for the sum OF $l7,S50 as bal
ance due for professional services as an
attorney in and about the defend
ants business in operating a railroad
line passing through Nevada. 1t is re-
ported that difficulties have arisen be-
tween Dennis and G. &. Wallace over
political situations and when the former
asked the company for a settlement it
was refused him. AS these two men
have been so intimately associated in
the past, the public may, should this
suit be allowed to come to trial, look for
the development of some startling mat
ter with reference to inside manipula-
tions of the company's affairs.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
Indians Find Gold.

Pete Churchill who works for Lee &
Frazer came from the ranch Monday by
the way of Pyramid Lake and the Reser-
walton. He said when he passed a point
on this side of the lake and about four
miles from the mouth Of the Truckee he
saw about sixty Piutes digging in the
hill. The bucks, squaws and papooses
were there with pans OF all kinds in
which they took dirt ron the hill to the
lake to wash for gold. Pete says the
Indians were getting gold and were very
much excited. The presence of gold at
that place has been known to some OF
our miners but they did not dare go to
work there. Now that the Indians have
found it and know how to pan it out,
having watched the Olinghouse placer
miners at the work, the chances are
favorable for them to produce quite an
amount OF the precious metal.
The Indians know OF valuable quartz
lodges in the hills, and semi-occasionally
some buck brings fine specimens of gold
ore into Town, but for some reason,
known only to themselves, they will not
show white men where they get it and
do not, evidently through some super
s%tition, care to try to mine 1t.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
CHURCHILL COUNTY NEWS.

1t looks as though Foster has called
''the turn" on the weather as we have
every indication of a storm.
On Monday, the 18th inst, a sad ac-
cident occurred neal saltwater, result
ing in the death of Isaac Zentmeyer,
better known as Dutch Ike. He was
driving a four-horse team which became
frightened and manageable, throwing
him from the wagon and under the
wheels which passed over his body
lengthwise; breaking his left leg, and
crushing his skull, causing instant death.
He had been u resident of this county
for some twenty-five years. He was a
kind and warm hearted man. The tuner
al was at saltwater on the 18th. AL
though neither kith Dor kin was there to
drop Il tear, nor place Il wreath Of flowers
upon his coffin, yet there were not lack
ing kind friends to perform the last sad
rites, and give a Christian burial to all
that was mortal OF poor Ike. Almost
the entire community followed his re-
mains to the grave. The solemn and
impressive burial service of the Episco-
pal Church was read, and all that was
mortal OF Isaac Zentnieyer was commit
ted to the earth. May the flowers bloom
and the clods press lightly IN his grave.
Our county was visited last week by a
gentleman in the interest of the Calen-
dar, Clock and Safe Co. We learn that
he received a number OF orders for this
kitchen convenience. The wonder now
is how Mrs. Hayseed has been able to
keep house all these years, without this
new-fangled piece of kitchen furniture.
AS Hayseed had to dig up fourteen dol
lars and six-bits to pay for the article,
he sincerely trusts the visits of these ac-
commodating gentlemen in the future be
more of Il formal than Of a business
nature. In a future communication,
Hayseed may have something to say of
the many smooth takers who have Wis
tied our county and supplied our people
with articles that keep US i'll touch with
modern civilization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges of Wadsworth
have been visiting friends at St. Clair
and Saltwater.
A. C. Bragg OF the Reno Gazette visit
ed us last week, seeing what was TO be
seen and incidentally looking after the
interests of the Gazette. MIR. b. il a
very pleasant gentleman and we trust
will come again.
The Literary Society of St. Clair is
now quite a success. The meeting last
Saturday evening was well attended.
A good programme was well rendered,
concluding with a pleasant dance.
The Il. T. Club will give a Thanks
giving Party at STATIONS Hall oil Friday
evening, Nov. 26. All are invited. A
good time is promised.
HAYsEED.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
NOTICE.

YNO A. s. LAUDER:-You are hereby notified
that we have expended One Hundred $500
dollars in labor and improvements upon the Vic
troy mining claim situated in Silver Hill Min
ing District, Churchill County, Nevada, in order
to hold said premises under the provisions of
Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United
States. being the amount required to hold the
same for the year ending December 81, 1898
And II within ninety days from service of this
notice Tor within ninety days alter fhis notice
by publication you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure as a CO.
owner your interest in said claim will become
the property Of the subscribers under said Sec
ton a33I. JAS. POOLE,
A. POLLOCK, ST.,
j. D. POOLE,
A. POLLOCK, Jr.,
Il. l.. BELLAM.
Wadsworth, New, Oct. 18th, 1897.