The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-31

~ ChANfiFiNf ~ CfH'Ne
J Monday for the fall term. Il has an ex-
cellent faculty and is doing good work.
A graduate from this institution can en-
ter the senior class at Stanford or Harv-
ard.
Surveyor-Genera Pratt met with a
painful accident while assistingi in boring
on an experimental artesian well east of
the Capital buildingat Carson last week.
He was holding y line attached to a
heavy weight and the latter dropped
drawing the line through his hands so
rapidly az to tear the flesh.
There seems to be some doubt in re-
gard to tie office that b. +. Leete is af-
ter. The Reno Journal is authority for
the statement that he is running for the
| State Senate. Leete himself insists that
he will take nothing less than the United
States Senatorship. At any rate after
election he can return to his salt works.
Tribune.
The Lovelock Tribune of last Satur-
day says: At noon today the sad news
came over the wire that Nellie Davis,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Davis, who wal SO badly burned last
week, was dead. Thursday evening
she was taken by her parents to ST.
Luke's hospital in San Francisco.
Word was received OF their safe arrival
and then came the news of her death.
The following Is the quarterly report
OF Wadsworth Red Or ,ss Society. No. q:
Receipts, Saturday Night Club dance
and supper, 1915; bamboo drawing.
$l2; young ladies' musical and refresh
ments, 1925 dnes, $34.75; donations,
$103. 10. Total, $27i 80. Disbursements,
MAY 3lst, $l.15; June, $12l.9l; July,
*4l 20; August, $S6.25. Total $250.5l.
Balance on hand $21 90.
1t il always gratifying to receive testi-
nonials for Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the
endorsement lie from a physician it is
especially SO. "There is no more salts
factory or effective remedy than Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" writes DR.. K. E. Roby, physi-
elan and pharmacist, Of Olney, Mo. and
as he has used the Remedy in his own
family and sold it in his drug store for
six years he should certainly know. For
sale by G. W. Kinney & Co., here, and
the Commercial Co. Of Lovrlock.
At the Republi, an primaries held
,ere Saturday the following delegates
were elected State D-legates-T. Il.
Herman. L. W. FITZGERALD. Couty Del
egates-Wm. Enright, VIM. Pierson, l.
I Lothrop, ID II Lewis, Il d Short, T q
Herman, W S MACPHERSON, A NJ Bah
crrk, W Fitzgerald, I Il Bastein, G A
NJ pherson, 5 Arnslein, G + Drown,
v L Smith, w G Neashau, B + Dolan,
J z Dunkle, h A Jackman, A W Mae
Pherson, + Olinghouse, J w O'Brien,
York, A T Clippinger, F Il Kuck.
The Silver State says: A narrow
escape from a fatal wreck occurred n,
the siding at Mill City Thursday morn
ing No. l was late and instead of pass.
| = No 2 at Tule il M her al Mill CITY.
No. | had been delayed by Il broken I'm.
gine this side Of Waisworth and they
returned for a new engine. When it
) reached Mill City ii WAS about one hour
I'd thirty II inute> late AMI WAS SLOW Is
pulling Oh the siding when No. ran in
10 her.
NJ. 2 caught the n"xt to the last car
q Pullman, ab,ut the middle, ripping
her side and end off, smashing her jour.
mails and injurinx the trucks. She
ranyht the rear Ear which was Superin.
tenient Mobiles private ear, pretty full
on the end, smashing it in and throwing
the trucks off the track. As soon ~ Eli.
gineer Yeargin, who was on No. 2, saw
what was going to happen he applied the
air brakes q ID Immediately reversed his
engine, and, it is said, his GOODNESS and
q%nickness avertei u serious wreck
The engine with her wheels fairly spin.
ming stopped before she hal done much
serious damage to the private car OF the
superintendent.
A Remarkable Cure Of Chronic Diarrohs.