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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

The Eclectic Club held its regular meeting at Der
moncos yesterday at noon Luncheon was sei'e'
at the close OF the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

The Literary Society OF Jamaica, Long Island
held its usual meeting yesterday afternoon, "hei
II continued its study OF France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

Mrs Ida Hustled Harper. who compiled the Life
and Work Of Susan b. Anthony" will return from
her six months trip abroad on the st. Louis and
will arrive on December s. She spent six weeks
among the English cathedrals universities ana
other historic places She visited Marie Corell
nassed an afternoon with the Countess Of warwick
az her castle. and received calls from Mr.. Stead
and other interesting people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

MONEY ACKNOWLEDGED.
Mrs s Avery has sent 81 to help scatter sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

At the thirteenth annual meeting OF the Fleming
ton IN. j. branch OF the Needlework Guild OF
America held recently at the home OF Mrs O. a.
Allen the eleven directors brought in 3sl gar
rnants and articles Of bedding. This society was
The second one organized and It's reports nave
aided in increasing interest in the Work TOT the
poor and the suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

Yesterday afternoon large number OF children
took advantage of the free cooking classes con
Quoted for them by the New-York Cooking Schoo
a.. a. T-ntted Charities Building. Visitors arr
ALWAYS welcome at these classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

AT tho regular annual meeting OF the Women
cbnss club of New-York the following members
were elected directors for the ensuing year: MIS-
Daniel Morgan. Mrs William Hamilton s WDTniSton;
p nIs Miss Emily somers Halnes, Mrs George p
Slade. Miss Nina G. waterbury M niu Eiiza Camp-
bell Foot president Mrs winthrop Parker. v,re
presiuutSn' yt,tiiism m Gordon Verplanck treasurer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29

Strange Gre Involving 4 Coznscock4r.
i >tra..-> story concerning a former
to!u<tochtrroluc from Butte CI.v. Il
appears frn"l the facts in tAe ,u~e that a
man naIHed johnson enlisted during the
civil war r, a Captain in 0nrot the rc-i-
Hlrnts. When he marched away wife
and son were left at home. After being
in the service for awhile Johnson rose IN
rank to be Il Colonel and with his rise his
love for his wife leSsenei and he decided
10 desert her. To accomplish this he had
his brother tell his the CoIonel'- wife
he had BEEN killed in battle. Ihr wife
mOurned the supposed death OF hen hu~-
band and after a while came West with
her son After a hard struggle to makea
living for herself and son she met a man
med nClaarke and surprising the ties
thai bound her to Johnson had been
| severed by death. she married Clarke
and during heir residence in this city re-
sided ON 6 street a few doors south of the
Curry chute. Before her death Mrs.
Clarke told her son that she had a pro-
sentiment that johnson was not dead
When tie son arrived at manhood he
took up tho occupation of a detective. He
never forgot what his mother had told
him and went to New York to investi-
gate the matter. with the result that he
found his father to be a scoundrel. John
son denied him and the son assaulted the
father with the intention of numbering
him for the ill-treatment Of his mother
The young mar, who was known on
the Comsteck as George Clarke, was ar
rested, but on his trial was acquitted
Upon his release he investigated
further into his fathers case and found
that he WAS tr%audulently drawing a pen
sion and communicated with the Govern
ment officials. who promptly Instituted
! criminal proceedings which will very
likely land the Colonel in the feniten-
tiarv. Clarke will go to New York from
Butte City and his ~teStinnoncy will con
denim his father to a term in prison for q
wrong done over - years agO.-Entel
prise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
MARRIED

In S,a Francisco, May 81, 1899, at
St. ra"I's Church. by the Rev. W.
Max~vn Reilly, Phillip y. ellison
and Mss Margaret S. Mackenzie
both d. this city,
The bride is the siste1-in-law of
Suprerte Judge Bonnefield and has
made :&any friends in this city. The
groom S a son OF Geo. ellison and is
thorough town favorlte. He has
friends tnnumerable and every one of
them viii take him by the hand and
wish h5m happiness throughout lite
for himself and his eStimable bride.
The Appeal is also in line with con.
g~ratuttions, The young people will
maxi :heir home at the Bonnifielc
residence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Memorial Day Services.

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or. IF ava..~ po.t j., +bis danartma,+
enioin nnon their mann ha,s tho fact
that each i q com mitt.a of ona tn n.a
his influence towards tha end that this
Memorial Dav shall he one Of co,socra-
tion a. was intended from tho first in
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tions Of the Commaodar-in-Cbiaf raIa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
FROM ~T%H4T'S DAILY.I
NO *"


Yesterday the Grand IuHE .~uye,t.-
gated tile l~noenuiary fire q. No. Is.
a house in the IoH,g part Of fl. rrtv.
"nsru .#"a- 40 laa-.ra at.a.eo IF the
.rr.ag. II ..--.a.-= Dr. bar....s.- . a-t-
,s< by an o. mill man E..a@a a-
"Looi4," I'eIta-4 va- air.. Oh t2.s
l4th OF May abnrt ten o'c1oes. p. n.
md the flames az .u4u1zhed With q loss
Of no. oG.r 500.
Ii is claimed SO be a case Of lncend;-
rri-in. The Grand Jury decided to
visit the scene of the fire and i~nvesti-
gale for themselves.
Seventeen men started out and wan
dered about that section OF the city for
rcar1y IN hourin vain search 5or that
camou, or ra>her Infamous resort. The
uouoranle body seemed to have lost It's
bearings completely and it was sug-
gc7ted to ~end for map Of the city or
get a county surveyor to locate the
premises. Sheriff. Kinney, who has a
happy krack Of solving difficulties APP
peared on the scene and assisted the
Grand Jury in reaching the house.
After a few minutes inspection the
Jury decided that it was d clear case
Of iucendiarism. a number Of wit
nesses were examined and considerable
light thrown on the case, but 0 sufi-
Client evidence to implicate any one and
the Jury adjourned after i~nstructing
the county aud city authorities to con
tinue searching for evidence. When
ever any new light is found on the
matter the Jury will meet and continue
It's Investigations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Death Of Will JohnsCn,

" ord was received by David Harris
of this city yesterday announcing the
death in San Francisco Of William
Johnson. formerly of this city, He
was we'll known here, having been a
school boy in this city in the early days
and prominent in the old days Of base
ball and other sports. He was famili-
arly known as "N0bbie," and had
many friends here
The remains will be shipped to this
city and interment will take place al
the Carson cemetery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
A California Lion.

The Courier learns that the peopl" of
Sheridan and Mottsville are being men
aced by the presence of a California lion.
He called IT Mrs. Ilansen's place the
other evening 1nc caught and ate the pup.
\. few nights later he dc. CURED a calf at
the l}r"rkli~> place. Subsequently he
called on ',sar Lowe, who cuts wood in
tie fnolhii!, vest Of Sheridan. Mr.. Lowe
burned all Ai, blasting po"dt- to keep
the beast away until be got to his hors"
and mounted him. Then he assigned the
camp and all the fixtures to his l~iOnship.
Gear says he don think he will cut
any more wood this summer, and says
ehere is very little in the business any
way.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29


All mon n Mexican \e,eF2as. ""o
soldiers o. lA' 9Pan.7h-A on'i'''i" wal
ar requested 10 join Win Nu7Oe' 1 oo
H. rnn'nemoraling Il Faioron7 ueeu9
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\ general and cort"" invitation IL
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mi pupils ~ the pH>sir schools. STATE
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appropriately o1+e"Fl"@ >Ie11orl"1 Day
No'onnn "ii forIl On ,faon street
fl~h1 resting M ""a7.f 9''+"t al 1880
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Apiary for LOveiOck.

Turstay Iaehariah Davidson arrived
here from Los Angeles with a carload of
bees, t75 hives. He says that he was
starved out i'll California and has come
up hp",: to locate.
THREE other men each with ii car of
bees, also started for Lovelock. The fame
OF this valley had reached them and they
concluded to come here. One Of the par
ties Stopped in Reno, another went to
Elko and one to Ogden, as they wished to
divide up.-Loyelock Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Sutro Property Ordered Sold.

San Francisco, May 23--Judge Coffcy
today issued an order directing the
executors of the estate of the late
Adolph Sutro, to dispose of much Of
She property of the estate and steps
viii NJ taken Immediately to sell about
81, coo, 900 Of the Sutro property in
Guiding much improved real estate in
this city and also in Napa county.
Among the properties to be sold are
the famous Sutro Heights, the Sutro
Baths, and the Cliff House. three of
the principal resorts in this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
The parties who swindled the Jew

The parties who swindled the Jew
ish colony Of Lyon county out OF
ST, 500 have been located in Phila-
delphia and an effort will be made to
get them back here under indictment,
where they can he punished for thelr
crime. The act of embezzlement was
committed in this city which gives
ibis county jurisdiction in the case.
.Aa InIrtn who skipped out while
working on the street, under a SIN
months sentence for assault and re
sisting an officer, was indicted yes
teriay by the Grand jury for escap-
ing and a bench warrant has been
! issued with bali fixed at 81 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Supt. Colcord has departed for a tril
over the c. 4 c. r. r.

Supt. Colcord has departed for a trip
Over the c. 4 G. r. r.
Mrs. Unsworth, wife Of the Rev.
Ellsworth of Reno. is critically i'll at
St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco.
l.. II. Bell received a car load Of Nc
Cermick movers and rakes yesterday
They are the best machine on the market
and TO be convinced is to call on Mr..
Betl. He will have another car load in
next week.
J. D. Hammond, at one time Super
intendent of Public instruction, ar
rived on yesterday morning train to
| attend the Methodist Conference now
being held in this city.
Editor Lamy came down from Gard
nerville yesterday.
Dan Simpson is reported a improv'
ing.
The Business College will close il
term on June l4th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Funeral of William Johnson.

The funeral Of the late William John
son took place yesterday from the home
of his mother. A number Of friends ac-
companied the remains to their last rest
ing place, and all that was mortal OF one
of carson's former youths was shown all
the kindness that sOrrowing friends
could bestoW. The following were the
pail bearers: ID. J. Harris. John Caro-
David Fife and James shannon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29

The Mines at Pyratn.d

Al.5 .prt j, @ being made to dispose
Of Il. III Pyramid mines in Nevada. 1t
is lou since they were worked, the ores
at THAI time battling all the scientists who
undert'ok their manipulation. A few
years ago u visitor to the mines might
have Len the remains of all kinds of
pIanc~. ,nt in at immense cost, scattered
over IT,. ground, and OF no avail, How
ev"r, - the ores are there, it is just posi-
Bile tntt the advance made in the scien-
tific treatment OF ores at a greatly re-
duced lost may now permit of them to
be worked at a profit. The more mines
in ope.ation, the more money in circuIa-
tion.-~. F. News Letter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Tahoe Railroad.

d, L. Bills, and W. S. Bliss Of III,
Lake Tahoe Transportation Company
were in Truckee Friday, w. S. Bliss,
with a surveying crew, has surveyed
the route for the new narrow-guage
railroad from Truckee to Tahoe.
several miles down the road this way
from the lake. They began this morn
ing surveying from this end of the road
as the contractors who will do the
grading want to start their work from
this end.
The grading will commence this
week Work will be started above
Marzen's slaughter-house aud con
tinue up the river. This end of the
road. from the slaughter-house this
way, will be left to the last. About
100 men and twenty teams will be en-
pieyed by the contractors who are &c
DO the grading. According to The
contract the grading is to be finished
August LIST. It will be but q shor,
tine after the grading il completed
until the track will be laid and train:
runniog ovcr The road.-1ruckee Re
publican.
John sullivan. night watchman d
the depot. left for a trip to the Ba,
last evening.
Warren Keith was q departure 70
Bodie yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Semi Nevada

eastern part OF the country, on the pro-
posed line OF the Utah L Pacific rail way.
The climate is as fine as any in the world:
he land IS rich and when well watered
will raise the fines of grain, hay. cotton,
peaches, oranges grapes, figs, vegetables
and in fact, anything that will grow in a
warm, even climate and when the dis
trict is placed on the line OF u great trans
continental railraw ", will become a close
competitor of California. y big boom is
close at hand for southeastern Lincoln
county.-DeLamar Lode.
X. J. Laws passed through to Haw-
thorne yesterday.
The odd Fellows and Masons of Reno
have surveyed and plotted new ccme-
terry 10 the west Of that town.
Valuable asbestos mines have been dis
covered near Nisalia. Also near George
town, in EldOrado county. Cal.
G. L. Darden of Santa Rosa, Cal, was
bitten by his neighbours dog. He has
brought suit for $1,000 damages.
Tho Governor appointed the following
gentlemed As members of the State Board
of Health: DIR. T. G. Hansen. Dr. :. c.
Gibson and DR.. J. Guinan.
All of the potteries east Of the Mis-
sissippi river have formed d trust. 1t
will now be in order to get a corner on
Boston pork and beans.
The population of Austin, Me-, has
4 nj I1,J lawn -, I,,. -I,D Gnn
fav roars aco .ba,,o uara nv.. o
-. =
Three teams loaded with wool A.
rived from the South Yesterday. The
street was lively with teams coming
and going all loaded to the r~uuuel-.
po, Uo,,,,.,4 i, ,h;. o,a
ho. ,,,,~ f.;o..l. ho. +Ln. Ii.
$50, u.m,,. en- n.1u.l * ,,l =
. ,,ljnu ,,., r...I,,,,n n,,,.a :, n
East
'N107T7 ->''+ ANA Name 9tu2"9
'"o 'H'"'NV'" J S'"'S ''''' ''"' we're VI"
the "tetheu ivy "' airs lHe \Jus'=
IadleS are nle'ea OF President 9tuous OF
the State University.
f The rold -nrn6nct,n nf tive n~rt
#lI.+,+.+ il, S,r4h Af,:.a -,t..tb:7.
,.,n.,4u.,. A...b :. 80
-, ductinn isa+ tina r4tA of nearly ,I,o
coo 600 nor annum.
Tho walk .r Visa. r.,.;a r,+
Ir4u and KATE Muller At the Chose,
Friends entertainment "Wednesday even
# ing was out Of sight, and was greatly ap
preciated by the audience.
According to the Reno journal tn,
boraN industry in Nevada is one of tn,
biggest items OF export in this State
During the campaign some Nevada
. .drth ar1+ootina Porax Is now soll;o,
eo,- y oa,ts q mound and az tha dut,
Vo = oo,.s .boro &c 1;++lo in,
a
IS
1t The American liner farIs' when wen
on the rocks near faIl1iouth' OH the Eli
in gIiSh coast, is the same NesSel "hlch ol'
I patrol ana scout aux 1"I tht ;'> efhiiel
.o IN " est lndlt% waters" ':':'S me Wa
with Spain last summer. Alter peace wa
restored she resutned her tratilc h"lWec.
VI Europe and America tt "ou!d De
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29

II there is not interference on the
part oj the State authorities Golconda
will have a bull fight. A famous mate
dore of Mexico has written to the
Jockey club and offered to pull off the
fight fDr three-fourths Of the receipts.
Decided action on the offer will not be
taken till the next needing OF the club.
-Gnlconda News,
Del.amar's mill at Mercur. Utah
srusile, 100 tons of ore a day. and the
aper,ly will soon be increased to 1000
o1I.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-29
Born.

Ia I.li4 city, Thursday, May p, 1880, to
the we OF Dave Burk. a daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
Petition Circulated for Branch Post
Office in Town.
POSTMASTER THOMAS TALKS
IA In Favor OF the Proposed omco 60
be Located In Cannon's
Rock store.

Postmaster Thomas proposes 10 bring
Salt Lake city up 90 the times nI Rec
CARDS postal fuciIltoa
Tue banks. business arms and people
generally at the northern end uf the
business portion uf town. have Tor some
months past boon anxious Go have "a
branch puHtollce nearer their doors
than 10 ls ut present, or viii Doe when
the new Federal building 81 constructed
ou East Temple and Fourth South
streets
no Mr. Ncpm Norris r. ascHbod the
PRONUNCIATION uf the Idea, After sound
Ink Postmaster Thomas upon the SUBJ
iUct and finding that be- was ln favor ~
the same. and that % WAS really u
pot scheme uf Dtah'H chief postmaster
Mr. Morris went quietly tu work and
approached the merchants and bankers
100 the northern section uf the cliF
proper with ths result ihut tnr store uf
Gru. q Cannon g Sons company was
chosen l8 "a proper site Cor me proposed
branch. inc sanction 0f tho directors
obtained ana tho following petition clr-
culntrd ana unanimously signed with
ohcrlty by the various houses this
morning
Hon A. l.. Thomas. Postmaster, salt
Lake city
Dear Strive the undersigned por-
sons and firms doing business in the
northern section of the business center
90 salt Lake City, petition you % rstah-
llsh in said district "a branch depart
ment OF the poatoillce. The most avail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

life, ore supor-Hcusitivc: very easily
wrought up by TITLES 10 which man
would not give a. moments thought In
the past We have pnded ourselves up.
on our dcllcacy Of temperament. our
scnHltlvenoss. but we have now ANAL
yEod tho emotion and discover lt ls
rather the result NJ nn cgotlam that ln-
atanuy refers everything Co itfeif or
20 IAN nbnormnliy developed solf-con-
aclnurnoss.
Let Us begin nt once IN our club ufo
Go develop mental p0lre. We shall have
no rronter opportunity Tor che practice
Of keeping our minds calm md uudls-
turhcd BY small yoNntloua and petty
Worries than in Our clubs Nor could o.
club provo Of greater service to the On
divldual than 60 present this oppor-
tunlty for tho ncqulrmcnt OF the great
mind.
when q 81 calm in the heart calm
in the very depths ava niWuYH s0. the
llght win come out ~ the light"
IN this way the club does nt into life.
into the development OF character NJ
suppliea nn opportunity for mind cou-
tful That Tow of u4 can nuofi Co lose
There occurs 10 noe another Great OPP
poftunity in club llfe that. N we may
grasp u. makes Tor largonoHs VI llfe.
'Thc growth % the whole club move
mcut ont nf the personal work fnr relf
Into the general work Tor nll. has been
marvellous ln fauldiiy and lr strength.
The Keynote Of club lie hns taken
higher tone. Tho keynote OF the now
club he D. work Tor othcrsl
"ln the club We have discovered luat
whnt tho philosophers have Tor 8gaa
bocn telling ua in mystic symbol ami in
sacred scripture man can grow
Into the Image ~ God only by working
Tor othCrg. with constant Persistence
and energy. 10 ia the rcfutation of the
old aneeuc achn0l-of the belief that hy
learning By culture ot by the cuiliva-
ton of accomplishments We can become
perfect We have now come to realize
that these Kits and Eracoa are nothing
IN themselves. They nVilt ua only WHEN
We use them unostoutltlonalv AMI
muicHtly Co bring Joy rest or comfort
Co another human spirit
"Whency there u association of hui
mund mites there VIII always be OPP
poriunlty Tor development. for the real
development which results from a COM
pletc acceptance % tho fact that we
are p1rte Of one vast whole a renliz1-
ton 10 the oneness of 40 nature ana
ne leads ua tn desire 90 nHluHge the
great hunger ~ the human s1ui FOR
recognition on iia higher eide reoogui-
ton OF what It IL ln ideal and IN pur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

WaHhlugton. oct. 26.-The annual rec
port ~ Auditor Henry a, Custlo OF the
p0HtUMee department Cor the FISCAL
year ended June 800. 1899, has been
transmitted 20 the secretary ~ tho
treasury and the acknowledgement
Thia bureau has the largest accounting
office ln the government 0r perhaps ln
tho world. since 10 iH the clearing houre
OF che entire postal service,
The report elbows volume M trans
actions argr,gutlng about tGinOoo0o o
f1r the fiscal year, The revenues OF
ths postal service wnre lYln Isii oN-
uondlurc of the postal ecrVlce, glol-
Cls t0l. volume ~ money order trans
actions. sila.tsg.glt There has been
gain boo each of ihgna items ana lu each
one of the various subdivisions thereof
showing the auditor euya, thnt the
postal fervlco ls Increasing in an Ito
parts. even keeping lu advance OF the
development of tho country iu other
rfrpectn. The dcncit ln postal revenues
waHtd O.slG-thc smallest since 1899
and only half that of 1897,
The number of noatOiticcH In the
United Statos ON June 2lth was 74,3si.
was 2GOO.li0- tho smallest eince 1899
order hualncnr. The money order SER
vice OF the government was conducted
last year al a loss OF considerably over
100 900,