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NINETEEN BODIES RECOVERED.
Seven More Victims or the PittabHrE Firo
Found Yesterday-Mors May ne Found.

seven More Victims or the PittabHrE Firo
Found Yesterday-More May ne Found.
PTrTsBURG. Pa. Feb. 12.-Seven moro bodies
were recovered from the ruins Of Wednesday
nights fire. SO far nineteen bodies have been
recovered. and more, 1t is believed. will be
found. The men who arc searching for the
bodies have been cleaning the debris out OF Null
berry alley. They came across the body Of VIII.
liam Finch, O dwarf, who waB the " Mascot Of
Fire Company No. 10. His was the twelfth
body found. It was in the. uniform bought for
him by the members of the company.
The body of George Newman. gas inspector,
was also found. Newman had been turning of
the gas tho night OF the fre. and continued at
work even after the first explosions had warned
him OF danger.
Five bodies werc found close together. They
are those of William IT.. Dorsn and d. A. Geary.
Adams Express drivers; James Moxon. an or
gAnist; D.. 3. Weckerie and John Castine, The
work OF recovering the bodies proceeds slowly.
as the debris is In places fifteen feet high and
packed tight.
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WOODFORDS REPORT HERE
ooNTENTs NOT YET MADE KNOWN
RUMoR THAT LEE HAS RESIGNED.


- :
state Department Impatient with weearora-
what mas ne Been poinE f-His Delay in
PresentinG to Premier saGnsta the Demand
fer d Lorae's Recall u stm Upezpiained.
WARRINGTON. Feb. ia despatch from Min
lister woodford was received tonight, but had
not been translated ct . late hour. It 10 prob
ably the report which the Minister promised TO
send on the attitude Of tho Spanish Government
in the case OF Dupuy do LONE.
The message contained about 800 wordR
The plain copy was not sent by the translator to
Judge Day. who is the only person authorized,
to mako known it's purport II translator de-
clined to say anything about II. II will be sent
TO Judge Day tomorrow.
Committeeman Leo toleEraphed the State De-
partment tonight that the body o. Ensign
Breckenridge had been shipped to-day from Ha-
vans by tho steamer which will roach New York
on Wednesday.
1t ia rumored late tonight that Consul.Gcn-
eral Leo has resigned. No information as to
the correctness Of the rumor could DO obtained.
NothihB ID known ei'ous sohe Whieo nouso'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Tho dissatisfaction
OF the Administration over the failure OF the
Spanish Ministry to mako q satisfactory exple-
nation OF Dupuy dc Lomos letter 70 Canaio1as
was not appeascd to-day. Officially there was
nothing to add to tho statement OF q man author
lied to speak for President mckinley. which was
published In THE Sun to-day. The main IN
tereBt was as to whether Gen. Woodford's report
would show that seaor Sagasta has made q disa-
vowal OF tho ob1ectionable language In the
Canalejas letter. There was q disposition TO crit
icise Minister Woodford tor his delay In sending
particulars of what has occurred In Madrid,
and judge Days positive statement that the
report would be sent by cable indicated that no
has beon directed to send 1t by that means.
The delay OF Minister Woodford In present.
ing tho demand for Dupuy de Lome's recall to
the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs until
after the Cabinet had accepted de Lome's res
~ignation Is still q mystery. II the despatch sent
by Judge Day on wednesday afternoon, In
structing Gen. Woodford to make the demand,
was received within reasonable time, his fail'
ure to carry out tho instructions points to dere-
LECTION OF duty. If, on the other hand, the delay
in its delivery to Minister Woodford was due
to the Spanish Telegraph authorities, thcre may
be moro explanations called for, which may fur
Their embarrass the relations between tho two
countries.
The Spanish Ministry scored a point In act
ing on Dupuy de Lon,e's resignation before
Zen. Woodford presented the demand tor MS
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CoLoR1Do's NEW GOLD CAMP.

Ore from tho Col. Sellers Mine Averages from
$1,000 to SIIO,OOO Per Ton.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Feb. 12.-Capt.
Davis. an experienced mining man, is in the
city and reports that Eldora. Colorado's new
gold camp, 10 sure to become great. The Cap
tain has with him several samples of the ore
from his lease on tho Col. Sellers mine, none
of which assays less than $11, 900 to the ton,
while some samples run as high as $40, O
Capt. Davis has been In mining camps for
thirty years, but says that in all his experience
he has not seen SO promising q camp as Eldora.
He predicts that by August the town will have
grown to 10, 600 population.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
DEREL1cr STEAMSHIP SIGHTED
q Miles East or sandy Hook supposed 70 Ne
the Tramp Rhosina.

$40 Miles East or Sandy Hook-suppoaed 70 Ne
the Tramp Rhosina.
TIL Allan-State line steamship State Of Ne
braska. which arrived last evening from Glas-
cow, reports that she passed on Feb. 8 the
steamship Yucatan, bound from Galveston for
Liverpool. which signalled that she had sighted
q derolict steamship about $40 miles east Of
Sandy Hook. Tho steamship is doubtless
the British tramp Rhosina, which sailed
from this port for Cork on Jan. IL. She was
crew supposed was q sinking condition. All
hands were rescued by the steamship Tabasco.
Shenandoah into Queenstown on Feb. 8 with
her propeller shaft broken and her propeller
gene,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
BURNs,s Poems FOR S4s GU1xEAs.

a Paper-Covarea Copy ats That-Burns Get
SAD Out or the RdIt1on.
Special Gable Dsspatoh to THE sUN.
LONDON. Feb. IA unique copy of the Kill
marnock edition of Burns's poems in the orig.
linal paper covers fetched 645 Ruineas at an
Edinburgh sale on last Monday.
Tho edition Of 600 copies was published In
l7ss ct 8 shillinRs. Burns's profit on tho trans
action amounted to 220.
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been legally condemned.
NJ. DemanRe repliod: It Ia absolutely certain
that he was not legally condemned"
M. Labori-How do you know that
M. Dcmange despite tho eforts OF the Preai.
dent to stop himI-Becauso there was commu.
Gated TO me q statement By q member OF the
Dreyfus court-martiai that a secret niece Of evil
dence of which / and my client were ignorant
was submitted to them.
As M. Demange made this answer the Presi.
dent sat back in his chair In angry DISCONTINUE.
and a great murmur arose in the crowded court
room, while M. Labori waited n moment for the
effect Of the witnesses words to be fully felt
Presently the President suspended the session
for the purpose ofa consultation Of the marie
trates.
M. Labori demanded the punishment OF M.
Henry for insulting Col. Pioquart. b court
reserved decision In the matter until Monday.
Senator Ranc, Republican, and M. Jaures.
Radical, the Socialist loader in the Chamber Of
Deputies, defended the good faith OF M. lola,
and declared that the facts amply justified him
in writing 1T accuse"
NJ. Jaurcs's testimony comprised q powerful
address to the jury, in which he arrsiened the
Government for its weakness and corruption,
which imposed upon private citizens tho duty
of championing Justice.
NJ. Laborl again demanded the production Of
the original Dreyfus bordereau, which has now
been many times testified to, in order to show
whether tho handwriting was that OF Estor-
hazy. Tho Court. otter consultation, again re-
fused to permit it to be produced.
M. Bertillon. an official expert In handwriting.
testified that he had examined the bordereav
and in his opinion 1t was impossible that It
could have been tho work OF Esterhazy. He also
said that It was impossible to prove that It was
frov, Tho hand of ,nvboav avcant nravfuu Tho
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Special Cable DsspatcA to Tn. Sun.

Sptctai Cabts DsspafcA to TIE Sun.
LONDON. Feb. 12.-The British public hoped
that the opening Of Parliament would ilumine
the darkness enshrouding the political horizon.
What scanty rays Of light wore shod you have
already heard. The only persons who are even
partially satisfied are q portion Of tho Govern
ment's opponents.
the news Of the Talienwan surrender was re-
nowed on Wednesday, and to-day's Saturday
Revie,o laments: 'It 10 impossible now to dis.
euiso the fact that our diplomacy has lately sus-
tanned q series Of humiliating checks. It really
seems as IL Mr.. Labouchere was right when he
declared that Lord Salisbury and he were the
only two little Englsndcrs left"
The news Of tho Admiralty's coal corner In
the far East. and to-day's announcement Of the
Burmah railroad concession. have done some
thing to mollify the rank and file Of the Tory
party, while tho fact that Japan has intimated
10 China that she will not wait for her INSTALL
msnt of the war indemnity has caused some
hope In Great Britain Of utilizing Japan in this
fashion in ordor 10 compel Pekin to reopen the
loan negotiations.
Still, the Tories are full of resentment over
what they consider Lord Salisbury's betrayal of
the oountry's honor. Tho fact 10 that the situa-
ton everywhere IL as grave as ever. and the
mild attitude of the Opposition leaders Is only
applicable by the runor that Lord Salisbury has
given TO Lord Kimberley q confidential resume Of
the situation abroad and q statement Of the
preparation that Ia being made for meeting all
Ovontualities.
The West African question grows daily moro
difficult. It is certain that Mr.. Chamberlain
and Lord Salisbury are stubbornly and dia-
metrically opposed on this point, the former
being DESTROYS Of meeting France in most I'M
compromising fashion. The condition of things
now reached may be indicated by tho remark
credited to Sir Charles Dixie TINT if the Govern.
ment does not retreat ANONYMOUSLY from the
position It has taken in West Africa it will be
extremely difficult to avert war with France.
This 10 doubtless an exaggerated view. but 1t is
equally doubtless that Lord Salisbury is skating
on the thinnest foe. with danger" marked
everywhere. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
Il DUKE 4 IS Il SURGICAL ExPER1

Charles Thssaore or Bavaria 10 PeFfSs@inG
Operations fsr Cataract.
Special Gable Dsspatoh to The sus.
LONDON. Feb. 12.-Duke Charles Theodore Of
Bavaria, Who is wintering ct Biskra, Algeria.
has performed numerous successful operations
for cataract.
His fame has spread throughout the desert
The Arabs, rich and poor. arc coming from all
directions to benefit by his treatment.
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SHeotal Gable Despatch 10 THE sUH.
LONDON Feb. l2.-The Berlin agrarisn party
is agitating against the importation OF horse
flesh from America, declaring that It 10 diseased.
The party has received a SOD from the Governor
of w~ostphalia. who has issued q decree that all
importations of horssiesh. sausages, So, con-
tanning horsefiesh, must DO declared As such,
and dealers receiving the meat must notify tho
police within two days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
pARALYzED WHILE DINING.
superintendent or school buildings James w.
NauEhton OF BrosLIyn Dead.

James w. Naughton. superintendent of build
ings of tho Department of instruction, Brook.
lyn, was stricken with paralysis last night while
dining at his home. 334 Clinton street. He died
before midnight.
He was born in Ireland SO years ago, and came
TO this country'early in life. lie had been promi-
nent in Democratic politics, A widow, two
daughters, and n son survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
ENGLISH STEAMER FOE TEE YUKON.
Specially Constructed fer the Miners Who VIII
Take Her % Alaska.

Special Gable DssDafoh to TINE Sun.
LONDON, Feb. ia stern.wheel steamer des-
tined for the Yukon was successfully launched
at Queens Ferry on Thursday. and was named
tho Research. She embodies the intentions and
aspirations of what Is probably the most capa-
BILE and best equipped party that will leave Eng
land during tho coming season to seek fortunes
in the Klondike. She draws 2 feet O inchea OF
water, has a speed of ten knots. and will carry
stores for fifteen months and most elaborate
mining outfits.
She has a commodious deckhouse, wherein
twenty-five men expect to pass next winter
comfortably. They are confident Of success,
and had a specially designed bullion tank con-
structed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
MISS GARMANY TO WE'D.
She In the Divorced wife OF II. II. McAristel
Ward McAIlistor's Son.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 12.-Information has
como from Europe direct to the family of Miss
jamie Garmany that she is to BIO married In
March. She is now in Europe. and her mother
and brother refuse to give out for publication
the name of tho man. 1t is known, however.
thar no Is an Englishman. Miss Germany met
him in Egypt. The young woman Is the d.
vorced wife of II. Hall McAllister Of New York.
Her marriage to tho late Ward McAllister's son
was kept o secret for a long time. and after it
became known a divorce followed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
st. AsEaslIns. Palm nsaeh. ana Nas.as 9.

Tho ~ Great Florida Limited, - via Penn, Southern,
and ], Z; and I, leaves New York DAILY. except sun.
1901 ~; Palm Beach 1000 Pm. Dining, oompart.
ment. awt room, sleeping. library, and o6Ssrva.
uoh ears 20 b. Augustine. Partor cars 81. Augustine
tePsln ksAch. I've other fast trains. New YORK
ODS44 BtA and SOS broedway.-Adp.
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A New Cruiser Tor Chi.a.

Special Cable Despatch to THE suN.
STETTIN. Feb. l2.-Tho third cruiser recently
built for China was launched to-day at the
Vulcan Dockyard. She is named HAissOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
NEW MorsHzSr OF THE HEART
a nnythnic Dnat,sn discovered By the Roent-
gen RayA
spscta, Gable Ds.pasOA TO THE suu.

spscfai cable Despatch to THE Sun.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Prof. Bouchard has discov-
cred . new movement Of the heart by means of
the Roenteen rays. 1t IL q rhythmic diiation
during respiration and 10 not connected with
the ordinary movements Of tho heart.
It appears to arise from q d%iminution Of
pressure in the interior OF the thoracio caGe
during Inspiration.
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Ia the business mans train. because It Is quick; the
tourists train, because 1t is Q club on wheels; the
pIeasurs. sssker's train, because IL Is luxurloukj the
,lsdiss' train. because thsre is = maid 70 attend them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
GOING TO FIND ANDRBE.

n brenehnaan Will Start VILE = nss DAiissn
and = Doaeh Smaller Ones.
Special Gable Dsspatoh to the Sun.
PARIS. Feb. I'm. GODDARD. q French aeronaut.
10 arranging a balloon expedition to go 10 the re-
lief of Andree next summer. He proposes to
attach a dozen smaller reservoir balloons to his
balloon S~urcouf. by means Of which he calcu-
lates that he will be able to remain In the air for
sixty days and to travel 20. 900 Kilometres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
Pelaaai FelanaI PslaAaI

The purest natural diurstio; pesitiys cure. Physt
clans prescribe II, Circulars mailed 0rettHe Poland
Water Depot 0 Park placs. near B'wAy. New York
ADJ.
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ooNTRITIoN WITH 4 yENG EANoE.
So Sorry He Mad RobSod Canada That He
seat the stolen Money TO MIR. Moody.

MONTREAL. Feb. l2.-Mr. Moody, tho evangol'
ist, has been addressing large meetings here.
One OF his hearers was 80 moved by his remarks
that he sent Mr.. Moody a letter inclosing $685.,
out Of which, he said. he had defrauded the
ruALOmB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13

&. 4 w. T. a W. u 4 w.
Asa your haberdAsher for our Topeka" collar Aaa
HARDWOOD" eanI both have rounded DolntA--Adg.
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simpson's new Loan ONCE and Safe Deposit VsultA
IG8 West (sd ct, near b~rOAdwy-AaN
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IIsls O.. D4sLs n nEDSst PslssG
10 stOAs blFSsa nSxt FroaAoo kEehAA9s-A4~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13
ENGLANDS DARK HORIZON
z1rE SERIES or CHECKS HER DIPLo-
MACY HAs sUsTAINED.

Herd saiissury n skatiuE On Very rats Ice
ne Es nsiievea to 1Ave Given 70 the oD-
pesit,en In Parliament = Statement or
the Preparations Maxine to Meet Aay
E~vsnt-ssrleus Treable with Frnnce Threat-
ensa Over the west Arfiean Disagreement
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
An Early Estin ate

This is the way Aft Doten sizes mp the
Silver party in a letter to the Wells Her
aid:
"The Silver party was merely a spOn-
tane"uS otf>h"t from the old Democracy
combined with salivated Republican
office seekers, forming an ahu0rmalIy
doomed to early destruction. Like the
we'll organized mule, hut has neither
pride of ancestry nor hope of Legitimate
poSterity."
The above was doubtless written be.
fore ALT realized just what the returns
would show.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
BRYAN ON ELGCTiONS.
The Chicago Platform VIII be
Reaffum-d in 1900.

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V't'' ~ '"0 ,,,u
9"l'''r from eHP''9,'7 ,, =, 49,.
p"i'''''' 4"VN'N''' 49,, .,,,d
paw IL ~ = .t
ne accused ny P''''N"" 'FP .;.i.
tempting - ~ .,.o.
! -, WV 'i. -. ~ lis
S'"'i exercise " ''''"'"
GUESSING ~ ~ feo.
NoI'p''t" WE" ''' , =, nc
'he H1l""'I'''> ~ ~,
P''''H III I,'0 II a., tbo
sweeping "'t"''''
""ol'' lhF result - "'' N'' -.
/; - ~""n1'nh'fe tHe il''''~1'"'''
J"S' r"''''""''E i
"'r'e " I,"''G .o nn...n
fl'''''iH anu ' :u,,u :, pa-
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P""'''"' 80 ''', ''0 49,.
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= '"f, rt,. ...,,
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= ''' a.r,I w..
n'''I ''' f>,t''' r,,
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: ,'' 'N'' l.. .,Ls mo,ona1,
= Nv l ! ~
have not decided 10 retire the green
backs. rhay have not surrendered t. III,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
Allan Bragg's Figures

Mr.. Allen Bragg, the poli'icfl editor of
the Reno Gazette, has been loiug some
figuring since the election aud has
reached the conclusion that had the De-
mOrratS, P0puli>ts and Republicans
united in the elccti n that their combined
votes would nave certainly beaten the
Silver party ticket.
These figures seemed to he resting on a
very sound mathematical basis, but still
the old table of the dog who stopped
temporarily and missed the rabbit, il
bound to fit athwart ones mental vision
when considering the case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
A leaning Accident

Yesterday about noon One ofthe Outlet
boys found VIM. Hoops, who has heen
hauling w0od from Pine Nut, in an IN
conscious condition lying III the road.
1t appears that Mr.. Hoops was brak-
ing down a hill and the brahe broke
throwing him to the ground and two
WHEELS passed over him.
Shortly after heiig discovered he re-
gained consciousness but it is not thought
that he will recover. Parties left for the
Gene immediate after the news reach
ed Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
The Merry Makers.

At the Carson Opera House next Thurs
day evening, November 24th, will he pre-
scented Harry Martell'> Merry Makers,
in wild OATS" adapted from the Ger
maj by Oscar p. SiSSon. 1t is a society
comedy in two acts, Intercepted with
specialties by ditf-rent members of the
company. The dialogue Is bright aud
witty, and keeps the audience in Il con-
slant roar of laughter.
Incidental to the piece, and between
the first and second acts, will be presen-
ted "A series of beautiful historical ant
war pictures by the improved cenimit
ograph.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
PROFESSOR P!ERCE'o PIANO.
How it Was Handled by the Q K.
Club.

Yesterday morning Prof Pierce Went IT,
thao l. tInL,s h4aduuartprs to inspect
thn n,auo he had leased the club during
,ho .,m,,irn II was snulev hat dis
fr,, rot lut >tnI j., tine RING.
u.e.i1 no thopght nn>.ihlv that too
n,,,.b w,rr.r ,nuuj. had l,ccu nlaved ON
if tn NO Of anv real benefit to the ~i,IStrl.-
.,.,t Tho 6ret mi.han that o>ertook
tLo instrument "a. t,p uiobt that Bar
r,..or Dr,,n.D ,+ton,nted to nerform A
R.tbo> ON Monulioht Sonata on it with
an, ,o+as
In doino some stucrato work his right
,,r,nrcut ;nltnd tha r fiat ont and that
pnto with IFS octave vas unable to re
snnnd to the cal OF time.
Tatar on Mr. ~h,rtv Graham. Of the
military ,arvi,e Of the RopulIic. attenu-
,., tho na,,ov March and whom he rnt
,hr,pcb some Of the technical difficult
tics of he compoSition the soft pedal was
horse a. combat.
Professor Connolly then a>sayed tc
improvise on the upper register of the
instrument after sampIing the business
end of one of Kleiu's ten gallon cnutrI-
} hiItlpllS % the I iil't. lit N'lllthN lAfS
precincts of the register are still il
doubt.
one @, ening Chad Miiligan was pass
ing with his campaign glee club and wa
l invited in. The ti<orIte melody Of the
club be,ining with "New.aud~ is no he
pinnel and SadIer is a winner,'' wa
c,ued for and Mr.. Mahonov was ;nvit
ed to nerforln the accumpaniment. TIL
returns are not in from the interior {
the box but are reported to be mixed.
After this the instrument WAS in II
condition to re>p0nd to party calls. an
the refusal OF the KEYS to reSuund whe
touchel drew down On it the ire of Il
orcauizaiion.
Some Of the chairs of the club we,
smashed duriur AN argument on Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
OWsIey's Enterprise.

VIM. Owsley, who has just sold the
Ozark, is now on dock again. and will
open a gorgeous drinking palace in the
Fox block.
He says that he had to open one saloon
in Carson to get the hang of it, and will
now show the next Legislature what u
real crack a jack resort is. 1t will I've an
a~ll-ecIipsing proposition that viii he al
incande-cent, coruscating, bowling sue
cess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
ALL SORTS

As liniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters at Richardson's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
Rathbone Anniversary

On Wednesday evening the Rathbone
Sisters served a spread to the Knights of
delightful! musical program.
The occasion was the first anniversary
Of the forming a Rathbone Lodge in
Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-19
Ignored the Money Question.

You almost entirely, Mr.. Mcguire, ig-
nored the money question. Iou c"nld
see nothing ahead of you but the fright
fnl form OF a locomotive. screeching like
a Banshee over the approaching strang-
ling Of the people of California.
And you were whipped at the polls
AS the Bee said you would be whipped
Sacramento Bee.