Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-01-23

Lillian Ashley has los: her case
against E. J. Baldwin, as it was 10
have been expected that she would.
No woman of ordinary intelligence
would be fooled by this man, any
more than a florist would run ID
against a manure heap and call it a
hell trope. That Lillian should have
known-and probably did know-what
Baldwin was, however, does not excuse
Lucky" in the slightest. He is a
moral monster, who is a disgrace to
manhoOd.-Sac. Bee.
Senator Mitchell is to be returned
from Oregon Mr.. Spooner regains
his place from Wisconsin; Platt goes
from New York Jones from Nevada:
Illinois is going to send one of he.,
present members of Congress, Mr..
Mason Mr.. Teller is going back with
practically the unanimous vote of the
Colorado legislature; Mr.. Penrose
succeeds Don Cameron Of Pennsvl-
vania, and while the partisan press
declare that he is Quay's man, the
general admission is that he is as big
and bright as Quay himself. Ohio is
yet In CUB as to who will fill Sena-
tor Sherman's place when be goes
into the Cabinet. Indiana sends Mr..
Fairbanks; Missouri returns Senator
Vest. and the general elections so far
tnie year have been of strong men.
Its a pity that the unusual abilities
Of Alice RiX as a writer cannot be
utilized to a better purpose than in
exploiting the doings of San Fran
CISCO hoodlums Of both sexes. One
would suppose that in a city of 3OO,O O
people, biddi9g for an increase of
population and prosperity she might
md topics more worthy to occupy her |
Observation-Disclosures Times.
If the writer of the above will read
the pages Of Dickens he will find that
o OF the great writer's fame came
from depicting low life. To do this
with fidelity TO nature is a great art.
and in some of Alice Rix's work are
flashes of description, glints of color
and dashes of character sketch,
worthy the pen of the great English
writer. Nothing of greater interest
has appeared in the Examiner for
years than this clever woman's work
No Senator has been selected in the
State of Washington yet.
Mrs. NJ. Cohn departed for Palo
Alto last evening.
The Senatorial wal is Is'ill in pro-
gress in Oregon.
The air-ship craze has hit Lodi, Cal.
again.
Miss Broth of Virginia, is visiting
Mira. Governor Sadler Of this CITY.
The cases of officers O'Toole and
Wooley were dismissed in Virginia
Thursday.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
have a large force OF men at work.
under Mr.. Flanagan, removing the
telegraph wire between Reno and Vir-
ginia City. There are at present six
wires running between the two cities
only three of which are in actual Use
Miss Annie Martin spent Thursday -.
on the Comstock.
Legislative Supplies. t
All the newspapers, maeazines-
east and west-at publishers prizes
and offi'e stationery. Legisla- +
:ure bill files, etc, etc, at Cagwin & +
Opposite the Bank.
H~airdressIng and Shampoo Ding {
Miss BERTHE Briggs TIA opened e
aides hairdressing rooms at her p
esidence south Of the c a,.itol, next
0 LII. Hennessys. i151m II
A good comfortable easy chair in a =
makes your guest feel at ease >,
md gives him u pleasant impression =.
1 his surroundings. You can get J,
sort Of chairs of Geo. Kitzmeyer 81
WEILAND SALOON. tt
The best of Wines, Liquors and
'lgars always in stock. Weiland =
'eer 5 cents a glass I'D
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Proprietor. Cd
When Bapy ~ ., dt
Vhon She wa !. Child s..-oAoe ,alE, IN