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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-07

Congregational church at Mound City, Kan" said the minister. This was in the spring of 1895. l went away for few weeks for my health. and when returned l was informed that something was wrong. One Sunday evening MT. Simmons, president of the bank, and an- other member invited me to MT. Sim mons house. They asked me if I had heard anything of my wife'S conduct dur ing my absence. l told them l had not They then informed me that a certain Dr. Coe had been watched visiting my house and leaving at o'clock in the morning. They told me the news was all over town and was generally believed. 1 was taken sick after that and went to the Springs again, and while I was on heard Dr. Coe come in and tell my wife that these people were raising a big rum pus about them and cautioned her not to tell about it..
 T left the place soon after in conse- quence of her reported misconduct, and she went to stay with some friends in Chicago. l wrote to her repeatedly and received no response, and finally went to Chicago and found her in house that l knew was not proper for her to live in. l begged her to go home with me, and l returned alone as she would not come. She said she did not like the goody-goody people she had to meet in church. One week later she wrote to me that she was sick in Chicago hospital, and later still l received a telegram asking me to come to Chicago. I went and found that my wife had been attending a sick lady who had died and l was informed that my wife was intimate with the husband of the deceased woman.
 This experience determined me to give up the ministry and find other work. was urged to return to Goodman, Kan and my wife begged me to take her with me on her promise to reform. I consented and took her to Goodman and afterward to Parsons. I was in charge of the First Congregational Church there for four years. She behaved we'll for two years She made it so unpleasant for me that resigned in the community and with a promise from her that she would follow me and behave herself l came to Califor- mia. Here l have lived for some time and am now engaged in business at Hay wards. having quit the ministry. I have since learned on good authority that she fs ma rried -
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nomination, they would be in identi- cally the same predicament as the fly that tobogganed down the side of the tureen.
 On the other hand the straight-out Populists, headed by Fowler and never missing an opportunity to re- claim a wanderer from the true path of Populism who may have strayed into the broader road of Popocracy, and are arranging to put a complete county ticket in the field They declare their determination to stand by Shanahan to the end, and say that many who were Iured over to the other side for a time have come back to them and that there will be many more.
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REV. F. JONES
 TELLS SECRETS His Wife Forced Him to Leave Many Pulpits. SAYS SHE IS A BlGAMlS1 HE HEARD A LITTLE TALK
 WITH A DOCTOR. Members of the Church Kept Strict Watch During the
 Absence of Their
 Pastor.
SAYS SHE IS A BIGAMIST
HE HEARD A LITTLE TALK
 WITH A DOCTOR.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

gUS bTOdUWtt O'
 Rev. Frederick V. Jones, who was yes terday divorced from his wife Etta, tells a sensational story of the circumstances which induced him to have burst asunder that which God had once joined together. Nearly five years ago Rev. MT. Jones was pastor of a little church ln Chlcago, He married a charming young lady anu for a few months everything was har- monious. Then he began to hear whis- perings of past incidents in his wife career. These whisperings only increased his confidence in his wife and caused him to feel the more angry with those who circulated them. In the end. the young wife committed bigamy and is now living with her second husband, although this is the first day, according to Mr. Jones, on which their marriage has been legal:
 q was a minister of the gospel of the
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|SINONS SUIT
 DISMISSED The Young Husband Is in a Hurry to Be Free. COMPLICATIONS OF LAWYERS MRS. sIMoNs' FATHER ORDERED A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS. The Lady's Friends Say That She Will Have No Difficulty in
 Proving Her Right to
 Decree.
COMPLICATIONS OF LAWYERS
MRS. SIMONS' FATHER ORDERED
 A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
Oakland ofice San Francisco Call,

sos Broadway, Aug. $. Much surprise is expressed in Alame- da that the divorce suit filed by Mrs. Nancy Simons against her wealthy young husband should be so quickly dismissed The suit. was filed a few weeks ago and the answer was filed next day, but, al- though time was set for taking testimony before the Commissioner, the evidence was never heard. The peculiarity of the case consists in the fact that, according to young Simons, Attorney R. B. Tappan seems to have attended 70 both sides of the matter. Mir. Tappan says he was au- thorized to begin suit for Mrs. Simons, and her husband says that he consulted the same attorney, and he 'guesses' that behalf.
 Young Simons was seen at his home,
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For a Free Church.

OAKLAND, Aug. 6.-Word has been received from New York that the decli- nation of Rev Dr. Coyle of this city to accept the call rendered him by the Madi- son-avenue Presbyterian Church of New free church plan as applied to New York churches. The. late pastor of the church named is president of the open and in- stftutional church league. Dr. Coyle based his declination on the fact that while the salary offered was s7000 a year, he did not believe the enterprise of free church had the necessary backing.
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The boss of the repair department in Massachusetts watch factory says: T used to be good deal of ah- lete and in the habit of taking lots of out of door exercise but since I've been shut up in this shop began to have terrible bilious headaches. still did enjoy occasional bout boxing but after few lively rounds tendency get sick be seemed to take posses sion of The exercise appeared to stir the bile and the day would have cracking good headache My druggist recommended me try Ripans Tabules as possible He said they eemed to be the latest cure all for stomach troubles We'll he just hit it. have not much as please and don't know what bilious headache means any more
 
 ss E S S z @
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HnTEI. EI. RONITO.

DUNCAN'S MILLS, Sonoma County. Open all year; N. P. R. R.; best boating, fishing. bathing on Russian River. Fine walks, drives, croouet billiards etc.; excellent table. Terms: ss O6 to SIP % week. PETER SICKEl4S, pro- nrietor or | E. THAYER 2S California street. SANTA CRUZ Mountains Blackburn Gulch. 5 miles from Santa Cruz; plenty of fruit on the ranch; good table and pleasant surround ings: terms s per week. Address W. CRAM nFJI, Santa Cruz.
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ROWARDENNAN.

hours from S. F., 70 minutes from Santa Cruz: grounds and river lit by electric lights; tennis. bowling, boating, bathing and fishing finest hall and dining-room in Santa Crus Mts; club, billiard and smoking rooms New. hard finished and elegantly furnished. Tele- phone and telegraph service Round trip, $1- Address THOMAS l.. BELL. Prop. South Ben Lornond
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Refused to Pave.

OAKLAND, Aug. 6.-Attorney Sam Bell Mckee of the Haywards Electric road to-day notified City Attorney Dow that the Companys directors have decided not to pave the two blocks of their tracks on East Twelfth street with wood blocks, to conform with the rest of the street City Attorney Dow immediately made prepara- tions to draw up an ordinance forfeiting street a public nuisance and have the same removed by order of the Board of Works. He also says that steps will be taken to enter civil and criminal proceed ings In the courts. He is determined to compel the company to comply.
 Oakland News Notes.
 OAKLAND, Aug. 6.--Joseph s. East man has filed suit against Ferdinand Hol- tum for the recovery of s1500. claimed due as fees for services as physician and surgeon, performed between April 27 and May 24 of this year.
 Constable c. F. Weldon of Brooklyn Township has revoked the appointments of R. B. Hart, B. Magnussen, George H Britzbach, w. W. Sherbourn, W. H Simmons and Paul Wuthe as deputy con. stables.
 Mamie Souffrain, through her attor- neys, Wood &s Powers, to-day filed suit for divorce against James Souffrain, or the ground of desertion. Nathan Pushie, George B. Mauley, F N Anton and R. R. Stedman have beer appointed deputy County Clerks for reg istration purposes.
 Constable Williamson has appointed Fred M. Magill and Edwin Roland as deputies.
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King off the 1sHoboes.

OAKLAND, Aug. 6.-George Kelley. sking of the hoboes," who has half Sozen aliases, was before the Police Court yesterday, charged with yagrancy and on the agreement that he would plead guilty he and his 250 pounds of avoirdu- pois was relegated to the County Jail for thirty days. Kelley always pleads his own case. He dresses well and works the best houses and the food he begs must be well cooked.
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SEIGLER SPRINGS,

EIO LEn . n TN OOs
 LAKE COUNTY.
 This delightful watering place IS located ia the midst of the Coast Range.
 Abundance of mineral springs, hot and cold plunge baths large swimming tank of mineral water. fine stone dining room; telephone con- nections electric lights, livery accommodation; good trout fishing and hunting. Round tr1p tickets at Southern Pacific offices, s1o.
 JOHN SPAULDING. Proprfeto1. l. WALLACE SPAULDING, Manager.
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ruTCNC WARM SPRINGS.

LOS GUILICOS K.nzs5d waah sPRIHaSt ssdsna Co.,, On the bank of Sonoma Creek An unrivaled Tiaca fo1. quiet rest Warm sulphur baths Fine swimming pool Grand old oaks and other natural attractions Cheap fare. Liberal table, Terms SI per day School vacation being over, can accomnodate a few select people in tent or cottage For particulars address MRS: F. IT. M WAITE Kenwood or P. T. M. WAITE. 1n- ternal Revenue Office, city.
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SpRING VALE RANCH.

 Santa Cruz Mountains. Pleasure and health resort. Delightful walks through redwood can first-class Free bus Write for pamphlet WHITCOMB CO, Sequel, Cal
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Railways Ready Relief for Sprains. Bruises. Sore Muscles, Cramps. Burns Sunburns. Back ache Headache. Toothache, Rheumatism. Neu, ralgia Lurnbago. Internally for all Bowel Pains Colic, Diarrhoea, Dysentery Cholers Morbus and Sickness. Nausea, etc. All drug iefa
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PLANTArToN HOUSE,

Eighteen miles from Cazadero, on stage line. Good trout fishing, plenty fruit, cream and milk; free conveyance for parties of two or more: grand redwood scenery. Address J. IUTTRINGER. Seaview, Sonoma County, or apply b. KRUSE. 2o7 Front st.. s. F., for par ticulars.
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sr nEIENA sANITARITIN.

ST, HELENA SANITARIUM.
 Natural advantages; salubrious linGte; pie turesoue scenery: mountain walks; purs spring water; beautiful drives; pine groves; lawns and gardens. The best advantages fos health culture in a short time. Address St. Helena Santtarium. St. Helena, Cal.
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A Thieving Peddler.

OAKLAND, Aug. 6.-The police believe they have captured a very smooth thief Tn Morris Unger, alias Thomas Hennes
 sey, who follows the occupation of ped dler He was arrested yesterday at S0Sh charge of stealing bundle of laundered clothing from Jack Masse Shorey searched Unger's house, and found an- other bundle of clothing belonging to one smith. Unger is believed to have carried on these larcenies quite extensively, and and two charges of petty larceny were nied against him in the Police Court to-day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-10

It's . recognized fact that there are
notion she Pscinc Coast, or perhaps In
the United States, livery stables which
give better tarnouts or generally mere
excellent service than those IN this city.
The wide-awake successors Of Petar-
sontk Samuels. who keep ct least one
ofths finest livery stables west Of the
Rocky Mountains, last year wrote this:
Tea. n. Cole, Druggist, Virginia
City:-The Trib which we bought .
month ago has been used in our stahles
undsr.tke direct supervision OF our sur
geop on large number Of CASES. In II
cases where . Imminent Is required Il
dous the work well. tit be "a its label
elsias - gift 70 humanity, . Il Il sure
u boon 3o The horss. We win be
pleased to have our names used In re-
commanding Trib to your CUSTOMERS.
- BIRoTH q MoR0AN.
Hassrs- Broth and Morgan ssy that
! YEARS. sxpcrisace fully conlrins ss;ue
-ood opinion nxst formed pf TFib,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-10

! VIE UNDERSIGNED Is THE OWNER on
chatfel Mortgage covering al the Ell,
re branded I: ?. ranging In White Pine eoun
y. Nevada; siFo the increase Of such cattle.
B. gAkAGHAH,
Eiy, Nevada. Dscembez lsth.. lss7. e
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-10

FIRST bEsSlO&-W <4& E1O81
RENO, NEvADA.-The political bat
tie was begun by the Democratic party
this noon.
The State Convention opened at 1
p. NJ. to-day. There were nearly 100
delegates in their seats. J. r. Ryan
OF Storey County called the Convention
to order. r. G. Weber Of White Pine
County was chosen Temporary Chair
man, and Mr.. Ish Of Elko County
temporary Secretary with Barney
Campbell, assistant, and f. across Ser.
geant-at-arms An adjournment was
taken until 3 O'Clock to enable the
Chairman TO appoint committees, when
the session resumed.
announced By the Chair: COMMITTEES Of
sell Of Elko, Holmes Of Storey, Likes Of
Of Ormsby. Committee Of Credentials:
Msssrs; Ryan Of Storey, Doolsy q Lin.
Churohill, Trip!st of Elko. Angel Of
Lyon and 9. Hendrick of Qrmsby.
COMMITTEES Of Platform and Resolu-
tions: Messrs. Dennis Of Washoe,
Parsons of Elko, Be1I<nap Of Storey,
Ne9nhausen Of orusby HIepeof white
Pine, silver Of Churchill and Warren OF
Humboldt. The Convention then adj
journed until Tomorrow at 10 a. =.
The question Is to whether 70 fuse
With tha Silver Party Is as lar from So
tuition tonight as e has beea for she
past month Considerable sl<irn1ishfnE
has t51a 1<ae ~ - 1et7zz<e tte r.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-10

Our FUTURE.


Most people. and especially those Of
Nevada predict for her gloomy future.
While t Is true that there has been .
decline in population for years. il Is,
nevertheless, fact that Nevada has
reached her ebbtide In population and
from 1898 onward In years there viii be
steady increase IN her population,
wealth and productigeness. Perhaps
1896 viii mark the year Of gloom out Of
which came the first. stern, realizing
sense that we ought to and should make
the most 81 our conditions as they are
today. Il Is great tribute to the
faith, hope and perseverance Of people
that they have lived for twenty live
years on the sustaining hope of free
coinage, the immediate prospect of
Of which faded in 1895. Il was . hard
blow. It was as keen a disappointment
as people ever met with. We find
now that Nevada Is becoming q gold
producer, as Is evidenced in the rehab-
ilitation Of Tuscarota, the new develop
ment Of DeLamar, the recent discor-
cries In Esmeralda county. Within q
few years copper has been discovered
and the output Of that metal win place
us eventually along side OF Montana as
. producer. Within two years q large
sulphur proposition has been developed
and an increased output OF borax added
to our exports. The cattle and sheep
industries have responded splendidly.
A slow agricultural development, steady
and sure has added to the material
wealth to Douglas, Lyon, Humboldt, FL
ko and Lincoln counties. Two projected
lines of railroad ara heading toward
Nevada and when completed win place
southern Nevada In direct communica-
ton with the coast by completing
line.
Why should the people of this State
despair when natural conditions AFFORD
such splendid opportunity; when the
same energy and capital which made
our sister States populous and prosper
Gus If applied to Nevada win certainly
produce more satisfactory results?
As matter of pride and sentiment
It Is something OF an honor to be citi-
zen OF Nevada, a State the Oldest In the
inter-mountain region the best known
yet least appreciated OF the Western
group. A State whose mines have
yielded more wealth than those of any
in the Union, whose agricultural pro-
ducts to-day rank in flavor with any in
America. Whose cattle are of the
primest condition and whose people
suffer less OF poverty than any other
State in the Union. Why should we
despair when southern Nevada ripens
the fig, lemon and orange earlier than
does California; when her sugar beets
are chemically the best in the West
and her cattle demanding the highest
prices? Why despair when indications
point to a steadily increasing gold out
put; when mountains Of copper, des-
erts of borax, immense deposits OF sui
phur exist and yield steady returns?
In material wealth Nevada is slowly
advancing and in population she win
soon increase. Faith and hope, allied
with energy and determination, win
insure our future, Notwithstanding the
rise and fan Of politics or the defeat or
triumph of parties. Silver State.
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sion ana aati-fozi6n a. - fo-c,. ziEk
"A idea Of learninz ths 81 birth Of -
opposing factions.
- 1880 1900 l2r ~ :. 49, - g
cratic cesvenz;os so-zzz. =. wizs.
drawn after nesting With severe oppo.
sItlon- TIE nsnecresss Ike coy %
$50. - ane.sass = .s 80 lss %
-
~ re. e1 H,'sn - $500 ms zfsesnepz
gnberastoriai fiehf - Nm ~. s.; =.
With Sadlsr with e. undsrsfanlinz
that he wil Be tks.nsxt g0vernor.
III. nro,..t,,z zs,s : r y-,....,..z
WI y : rzndldsss before the siIvs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-10


Judge A. e. Cheney of Reno has
recently decided case coming under
the provisions Of the new mining law
passed by the last Nevada Legislature
regarding the amount Of discovery
work, etc., now necessary to be done
IN the proper location Of . mining
claim.
On May %. 1897, one Slsson commen-
esd the location Of mining claim by
erecting location monument and post
ing notice. Late In July, with the
assistance Of others, he marked the
boundries of the claim and five days
work was done on . shaft or cut within
Its limits. Judge Cheney finds from
the evidence as to the amount of devel-
opment work done by Sisson ct al,
before another location was made
by Sommers ct al, that the shaft re-
ferred to was down to depth not ex-
ceeding seven fest bslow the lowest
point Of the rim 1t the surface, and
that this shaft which was about 81 BY
81 feet 1t the bottom, was connected
with the surface by cut on . level .
little above the bottom of the shaft.
From the point whsrs the cut began
On the surface to the opposite side Of
the shaft was ten feet This excavation
did not cut or expose the lode at any
place ct . greater depth than eight feat.
Il did not run along tie lode; but. the
lode. - discovered appears TO run dag
onally across II. and was mot exposed
for more than Ave fast on its COURSE.
The work was then dropped. and more
than 90 days after this time sommers
q Il. made . locaction covering the
same ground; whereupon Sisson COM
menced an action Of trespass and for
damages and - injunction.
In the Judges opinion there was suf-
ficient discovery OF lode. marking Of
boundriss, posting OF = notice ana 70
cording Of location certificate, prior
70 the entry Of sommers upon the
ground. 70 entitls Sissap to. the pos
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BILLS ALLOWED.

TUE FOLLOWING BILLS WE'RE ALLOW
-. Cd By the Beard Of County commission
era on the sth day Of September 1855:
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from AL OVER TIE STATE.
Observation-Disclosures
As GATHERED FRoA Qua *
CHANGES.

$500
Shipments Of sheep from Nevada last
week Aggregated 100, 900 head.
The Nevada Business collszs opened
e Carson recently With thirty puplls.
Senator Stewart was in Elko Monday
looking altar his fences. He did not
meet Wlth ; very hearty reception.
wadsworth Dispatch: r. q. Cowlsa
cold 400 head of steers to Andy MUIR
deck Tor so per head.
The Wilson leaching works IT Pine
Grove were destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday Of last week.
Lincoln county Is to have Q new post
office called Search Light, and Il viii
Be situated on the California state line.
a gold nugget valued At 800 was
Asand last weak in the Dun Glen placers.
Wsshoe county, by Chinese. four Of
Whom average e1O each day In sluic-
ing when water is plenty.
RevsIlle: Austin Is very dun now
adays. There ara absolutely no men
employed In the Austin mines, and al
the miners about town arc looking for
work.
A large amount Of lumber for the
Dexter mining company, Tuscarora,
was nnloaded in Elko the FIRST of the
wrsk. It Is 20 be used for the COM
pany'snew power house and fumes.
W. D. Higginbotham has gone TO
Tnscarora 70 assume charge of she mines
rscontly bonded by Judge Talbot. The
property l. said to be one Of the best In
tkc'district and Is looking fine.
The Appeal says several of the
soldier boys who became engaged 70
Carson girls only on consideration Of
going to the front and demolishing
Spainsrd are beginning to realize that
their matrimonial chances are rather
small now.
8. L. Tribune: = The plans for the
proposed mill on the property Of the
Young American Mining Company at
Tnscarora are now in hand and viii BE-
submitted In . few days, when Manager
Andrew says everything win be pushed
to an early start on the structure.
The annual report Of the Nevada
California and Oregon Railway for the
year ending June 30 1898 shows an
earning by the company of ss4, 1896.
Operating experses s65, 06e.S3 Net
profit sls. ess.22.
The total bullion product Of tho Con.
Cal. Virginia mine up TO October 1890
according to the Official statement Of
President Fish, was slsl, 6S7, s67.66 Of
which soi; $50, 474.se was in gold and
s6o. $50, se2. 81, silver. OF this amount
s7s. l4S.ooO was paid in dividends.
Chronicle.
w. E. Barney Of Deer Lodge near
Stateline, Lincoln county, says that
when the railroads hit that camp .
great mining boom win follow, and
that Stateline viii be known as the
Cripple Creek Of Nevada. He says the
mineral possibilities are wonderful and
only need capital. The success Of the
DeLamar lode has attracted attention
to that part of the State.
Nevada State has . population Of
about 1900; 10, 5000 Of these are rum
ming for ofiice this Fan, the other 1000.
being composed of persons ineligible
on account of aga. sex or previous con-
dition Of ssrvitude. arc industriously
engaged In pulling the legs Of the 40, 900.
Truly, brethren, the harvest looks
great. and, by the way, the laborers ars
plenty .-Argonaut.
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miam comes dus-s9o and behold, "you
viii have more than enough to meet
premiums.
nv relations with Company have al
ways been pleasant. Knowing that l
intend to re-insure, have been solicit
ted by other companies represented to
be ssiust as good ss NEw-YORK LIFE, :"
but, rs . further evidence Of my con.
fidence In your management, ! assure
you nothing but . NEw-YoRK LIFE
policy viii do me again-which viii be
this fall, when this policy natures.
Respectfully yours,
OSCAR c. BETTERMAN.
3. F. Miller Is the special agent OF
The New York Lie Insurance Co. for
this section.
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The Winnemucca Silver State says
that eight carloads of beer passed there
FOR Manila yesterday. Il il part Of :
consignment Of sixty-sszen carloads
recently ordered through Hong Kong.
Some enterprisIng American would do
Fsll % start . brewery q MsniIs.