The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-23

Here is a biography in a nutshell i;
Born, welcomed, earessed, cried, led,
grew, amused. reared, studied, exam-
in-d, graduated, i'll love, engaged, mar
ried, qnarreled, reconeiled, suffered,
deserted, taken i'll, mourned, buried
and forgotten.
For the benefit Of the Red Cross So.
ciety a musical recital and dance will be
given in Music Hall, July %, bv Misses
Zue Geery and Bulah George. General
admission % cents; dance 25 cents. It
promises to be a treat and the object is
Il worthy one.
The advocate OF woman's suffrage in
the State OF Nevada hope that sufficient
number of members of the Legislature
| will be elected next fall who will favor
passage of a resolution amending that
part ii the State Constitution hich re-
fers stossuffpge.
The Wadsworth Light and Power Co.
warn parents against allowing children
to go around the power house or play in
the fume near the works. The water
runs very rapidly there and it means
death to the child OF grown person who
gets in the lume.
An Indian committed suicide at Yer
ington SUNDAY. His wife received the
attentions OF a handsomer buck and he
/ HE'D himself to the meadow land and
ate pleantifully OF wild parsley. 1t took
the plant about tfree hours to accom-
plish his demise.
1t appears that the appropriation bill
to reimburse Nevada for money expen-
ded in organizing volunteers for the
army thirty odd years ago, and the
money expended by the State in sup
pressing Indian uprisings subsequent to
that time was passed in the Senate and
failed to pass the House.
On August first, next, ]. w. Small, at
present R%oundhouse ForemaR at Winnie
mucca, will be Assistant Master Me-
chanic at Wadsworth, vice II. ii. For
ney to be transferred to Sacramento to
take the position OF, Superintendent OF
Air Brakes. While Ee congratulate Mr..
Forney we are sorry to see him leave
Wadswortli.
The boiler OF engine 1908 exploded at
Dutch Flat at 80 Friday morning kill
ing Engineer Kelly. Fireman Bosque, a
tramp whose name il not known, and
breaking three or four ribs Of the head
brakeman, whose natue We could not
learn. The accident happened about
opposite the salson neal the depot and
demolished the liquor establishment.
The cause of the accident is unknown to
newspaper men just at present.
W. G. Ronald, Supreme Rerresen-
tative OF the Knights of Pythias OF the
State OF Washington and Organizer for
the Endowment Rank, visited Pyramid
Lodge Tuesday night. Brother Ronald
is a very able man and a brilliant speak
er. Although o feeling well during
his stay here, his work among the
knights and his address in the castle
hall, shows he is the right man in the
right place. His address WAS replete
with beautiful thoughts clothed in fitting
language. The boys were very favorably
impressed with him and hope to meet
hin again some day. His work here
was productive Of great good and when
he departed he carried with him the
thanks of the lodge and best wishes for
continued success.
HI. G. Cutting, State Superintendent
of Schools spent the day here Yesterday.
MIR. Cutting will be a candidate before
the Silver convention to succeed him
self. He has filled the office OF State
Superintendent nearly four years and
the people of eourse have had the D
tunity of jndging as to his ability. The
schools throughout the State, under his
watchful eye, have prospered and there
has been little friction or fault finding.
1t is presumed if Mr.. Cutting is again
chosen foT this position his efforts will
be ae earnest in educational matters in
the future AS they have peer during his
official eareer.-Reno journal.
A Child Enjoys