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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

Rev. w. W. sharp will preach on tho
snow in Wesley NJ. r. Church Sunday.
1880 q. IN. The sermon, "Well with tho
Soul" that was to have boon preached last
sunday night will bo preached to- IN orruw
nlpht,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

II. I. Sergeant. doaler iu coal, WOO and
Grain, 1O9 Maryland ave, Office seventh
apd King streels. Delmarvia Phone 5ia
Large Pea Coal for family use. :
Large load wood forsl.50
b a. I.cbeGks given with cash purchase
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

SiInms Blood Purifier makes pure
blood and fortilies the system agalnse
feyors, eruptiye diseaies, diphtheria
crofula, 60 1t is Americas best blooG
cure. Depot 6oj King strest. Whining.
ton. Del. Jobbcrs wholesale 1t. Retail
BY druggists A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18
Fish And Oysters

Call phoues 800
for good and cheap Fresh Fish and the va
ry best Oysters %, 30, and 40 cents per
quart. Delivered. free of charge
A.. II. Ainscow Cor. sth g. jefferson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

Simms Cor,poaud Pcnnroyyal pAl,
The ladies' remedy. by all druggists $la
box by mall. Depot dJ5 king street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

Mems 81 and S. Winter Shoes for g
Cordovan Box Calf, Russets and Henvy'
Kid, ut S1nalley s. McKag's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18
REVIEWING TROOPS IN CUBA.
Our Soldiers ut Marianao Make a Crcd
itnt,l. si,1,,..i.,t.

ouf SOlulpFS ;tl hHrlhnaO MIKE II SfCQr
liable Showing.
Havana, Feb. Ex-Governor General
Brooke reviewed the Seventh army
corps yesterday afternoon at Marianao.
The weather was fine and the troops
made good showing. General Brooke
and his staff arrived from El Vcdado at
$3.50 and were met by Major General
Lee, who accompanied them in a ride
around the parade ground. About A.
COO troops marched past. The Seventh
cavalry regiment were the only regu-
lars present. Many Cuban and Amer
lean visitors were spectators of the
review, which lasted two hours.
A committee of citizens waited upon
Captain McCul!aGh to request a dis
charge from the police force of. certain
policemen who, they averred, are bad
characters He replied that his pres
ents efforts We're devoted to preparing
the force for service. and that unde-
sirable men would be dismissed later.
DIR. Capete has suggested to Cen
eral Brooke, who approves the idea.
that Cubans residing in foreign lands
he placed under the protection of Uni
ted States consuls.
A dispatch from Cienfuegos says tha.
Major General John c. Bates, military
governor of the department of Santa
ridge Yesterday paid visit to Cen
eral Gomez. who. was. expecting to
leave for Cavdenas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18
Murdered Trcasurer's Accounts Short


New Castle, Pa, Feb. 1S.--The ao-
parent shortage in city and school &C.
counts of John Blevins, the murdered
city treasurer which is about $67 ,OG0,
has caused the special auditing COM
mittce Of councils to determine on a
more complete audit of the treasury
books, an expert accountant to direct
the investigation. The integrity of the
dead treasurer had never been doubted,
and he was known as Honest John
Blevins." There Is a growing belief
that the deficit and the murder are in
some way connected. 1t is rcmem-
bered that certain papers, the exact
nature of all Of which is not known,
were removed from the vault by the
murderer. Many believe that notes
given for loans were among these pa
nprS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18
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A Sure Cure,

Russci's Cow Dgink prepared and sold
by WilinerC. Taylor, No 20? King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

s!inins hico rulmonio Balsam is q
sure cure for the grippe. d08 KING street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
An Important Experiment

An experiment is to be tried at Jacob
Rodenoah's ranch which will settle for
all time the question of economy and
~practicabiliJy of pumping water along
the Carson river, for irrigation.
Mr.. Rodenbah has purchased a c.
inch turbine wheel formerly used in the
Morgan Mill, near Empire. Hank
May, an experienced millman, has been
engaged to install it.. He was up Sun
day and Was sanguine that when in C.
Grafton, the apparatus would demon
strate that pump as a means of secur
ing water in the dry season, or, as III
Mr.. ROdenbah's case on the high James
would be both cheap and reliable.
The tall OF hesd here is II feet, and
will furnish about 10 estimated horse.
power, enough 10 lift to the surface
800 inches of water and calculated tc
irrlgate over 90 acres OF land. Every.
thing will be pat il shape this fall, but
the pump, which VIII be put in place
mex sprIng.-GardEerVille Record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
PROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Me- Postal Money Order

The o. " form of money orders now
being .~-'eI by the Postonico Depart
rnent arr, he same size as the ordinary
bank a.. z and are calculated to become
fact,~ti The exchange of the country.
The u.". he sent for collection through
he ba@A Tie same as a check or draft,
room being left on the reverse side for
~lampi"& purposes.
The gE,ice to the paying Postmaster
is q c~a:.tunized reproduction of the orig
nal, t~.is.,eing an entirely Dew departure
n the system and a practical and merit
prIous nua. When the order is issued a
tcc.tl j. handed the buyer for the same,
lust a~ lrt custom Of wells, Fargo q Co.
n their money order department. This
constitutes proof of the purchase of an
order >;aouid the order itself be de
-t,oyv..
Tn, ra,.1r Of the new money order is
I'uc--a CHIT blue ground, with finely,
loosely n,i.rlaced, tinted lines OF geomCt-
lcai ! ne work Of somewhat darker
-hado. in the corner is an escutcheon
)~earinyfin words "PO>tal Money Order''
IN sEt y letters. The number of the
rider III the name of the Office are
orintej j., red. The rest of tl,y printing
ny is b. Ok, The paper is oi line quality
.spccj t5,y made for the department, and
lie wafer mark, "U. ). P.O.," p~ercepti-
Die wIr' held in the light, run horizon
tally til augh the sheets.
They are good for II year and will
any time thereafter be renewed if they
have NOT been paid.
The Postofiices throughout this section
Of the country generally commenced the
sale OF he new postal order yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Indian School Notes

We have enrolled one hundred boys
and fifty girls.
Military instruction and band practice
alternate daily at the school, and the
boys are beginning to show marked pro
ticiency.
The cripples-Dan Webster and Chas.
Duckey, with broken arms, and John
Collins, with a crushed foot-are imprOv-
ing rapidly.
The desks removed from the school
rooms of this school have been shipped
to the day schools at Bishop, Big Pine
and independence, Cal.
Miss Media Grimmon resigned her po-
sitiOn as Assistant Matron about the mid
die of last mouth. Miss Agnes Thomas
Of Carson has ueen filling her place tenn,
pOrarily.
The government apprOpriates Si61 an
nuall, for the maintenance of each pup
in schOOl.-(Carson) Indian Advance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Murderous Chinaman

An attempt was made early this
morning to kill Wong Tan, the China
mai who was injured in the atfray of
last Sunday. The would-be murderer
crawled in between two houses to the
window of the room in which the in
tended victim was sleeping. He fired
a shos through the window, but the
ball struck the the window casing,
glanced and went off its mark. A
squaw heard the shot and saw a China
man running away Immediately after
ward, but was not close enough to be
able to identify him.-Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
A Quick Divorce

George Barton, the Dayton stagemau
came into own this morning with a huge
smile on his face, his horses decorated
with flags and streamers of bunting float
ing to the wind. The occasion of Georges
iubilatiLn was the fact that he is travel
ing in siu"le harness once more, he hav-
ing been granted a divorce in the District
Court at Dayton this morning. The di-
verce was g~aanted on the grounds of de-
sertion, Mrs. Barton having left her hus.
band . year ago last March. She at pres
ent resides in San Francisco. Attorney
ChaTtz Represented Mr. Barton, and ne
one appearing for Mrs. Barton, the di
vorce was granted in about five minutes
Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
District Court

District Court was in session yesterday
and the following business transacted:
State of Nevada VS.. Mrs. Emily Estes
A motion was made to vacate the date
of trial for the present. On Nov.llth the
day of trial will be set.
In the Carter estate an order of distri-
button was made.
Ross VS.. Berry, G%ignoux, ct al-order
was made to transfer the case to Lyon
county.
Lyon County.
In the matter of the estate of Mrs. Nc
Cue, deceased-Mrs. Chandler given UNI
Ill November 4th in which to give a new
bond
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06

The Pollard and McTigue mill started
up again yesterday aftor undergoing
extensive improvements. Instead Of
an eight stamp mill as formerly it is
now a fifteen stamp. The renovations
were made under the direction of P. S.
Williams, the well-knowA Comstock
carpenter. Report.
Reno has raised SI46 toward pur-
chasing medals for the Nevada soldiers.
Other towns should co operate in the
work and see that a sufficient sum is
raised to complete the plan originated
by the Reno Gazette.
G. A. Fletcher, a former resident of this
city, died at Eureka last week. He rep
resented Eureka county in the Legisla-
ture in 1890.
w. D. Kaiser, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in this city, re-
turned to his home in Ukiah, Cal, last
evening.
Mrs. Newton Morgan had three pieces
of bone removed from her skull Sunday
Yesterday she was very low and hopes o
her recovery are slight-Report.
The funeral of the late Fred johnson
took place yesterday afternoon from hi
late residence. Rev. Hazlett OBLIGATED
n number of friends attended.
Marcus Daily has been seriously il
for the past ten days at the Hotel Net
herlands, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Died.

In this city, Oct. %, 1899, Fred
Johnson.
Mr. johnson has been a resident Of
this city for a number of years and has
lived at the Ellsworth place on the
Springs road for some years. He has
been aiiug for some time and almost
helpless, from the fact that he was
nearly blind. He was sixty-three
years Of age and leaves a wife and four
sons to mourn his loss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Sam Jones Latest

Sam Jones, the preacher, say that the
ONE are continually cutting their
dresses lower at the top for the ball room
and higher at the bottom for the bicycle,
and he is becoming very much alarmed
as to just where the cutting business will
stop. This latest roast takes the place OF
the old one on low cut dresses where he
speaks of attending a society ball in
Boston. A lady ask ed him how they
wore dresses. Sam shocked her by say
ing that the part of them he could see
over the table didn't have anything on
and he was so ratified he forgot to look
under the table.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06

"Gib" Briggs and a force of men
started yesterday to replace the old
pine telephone poles with redwood
ones. 1t will take a week to finish the
job.
Ed Boucher, a popular Constocker
died Wednesday evening of hemorrhage
of the lungs. He has a number of friends
in this city who will deeply regret his
un!imely end.
A few days ago ]. H. Thies of Love.
lock sent as a present to a San Fran
cisco friend thirty-twO potatoes weigh
ing 101 pounds. How's that for a pc
tato-raising record?
The Piutes have finished picking pota
toes and are playing poker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06

Sheriff McDeid of Humboldt county
arrived in Carson yesterday with two
prisoners and turned them over to
Warden Henderson. They were Carl
Helmuth, convicted of grand larceny
in the District Court of Humboldt
county, and sentenced to 2 years in the
State Prison, and Franc Martin, con-
victed OF assault to commit the infa-
mouse crime against nature, sentenced
to 4 years in the State Prison.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Danger in Celluloid Ornaments

Last week a serious accident befell
Miss Pearl Moorlnan at her mothers
ranch in Jake's Valley, White Pine
county, says the Eureka Sentinel. She
had been out about the place and re-
turned to the house feeling chilly. She
bent ever the stove and a ~celluloid comb
she was wearing exploded in her hair,
setting fire to it. She succeeded in put
ting out the flames, but her hair and scalp
were painfully burned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06


ana pounds kidneys; JetI lands on wind;
''''','' ON lands twice on JAW; Jeft
he'll '''''0 Oi0"N9 "'s"
''o""u !" 'c" J"O7 mouth ana
'o"' IL o"n'H 'H'
,rin3 and n,,,u, .
,+ 1of+.a 1 w. @""p
r.-I =" q ,''''"' 0"l
va O"' an" 'e'. 7eho7 'eIt 10 race
".7 '"1i eye VIII NOOK ana ioi-
'~'' "" '''"'''N'
i'''"o H. 'ilH i'''f> on wind and Tom
,5,h I,m "~' I-'-S5'N MS ila'
.;.r ,.,,..L. ..+,I.f ' - N"'"
SILL .,,..,I ...5 ... ''
'.....f. r,,, =. 'a
T.. .u,.,.t s,..I7 40 ''v
and s!na>lcs bad eve with rr..i.
r..,a
.a... q,... .,..... ...
What's 81. .i.. r,. 49,
.-
t-.. ,,
r.-nJ on law 0lztHu .... bio I.3ov and
follows with t..ru.. smash an obj,
making JEFF wabble.
r,r,d T.. ,-.. ....L.
lfght on even terms. ~ha,tAv tie.
pivot and is warned.
Round H. Honur, nyan
Round l.. Sbarzev reacbed law with
left twice and i, cou1ltpred en- eve ana
jeff st4cgars Sharkcv with = nuucb ON
{ the law. Tom lands hard ON month 1T
close of round,
D,, H. -.
punishment ON either side.
Pon,1 T. No., .,
-, ~ - J""
wy . I1oI i1lV y" mum.
- nnnnI Tam ~ -, &
law.
p. 70
y o0
III o1Inon Z I"n"o O"'oo on ho7e'
HOOKS rIshV on ear ia" ana neck ana
Is countered on RIBS. Sharkey puts
TWO flghts on lace ana JeH lands twice
on stomach.
Round 10. Tom SWINGS TO ear fol-
lovinr with laft on s+omaob loft
, ., -
,
niab4 ona To mu , ,.t+o -
jew" '
o"i III" Oi
Round 20. Exchange !oFt3 on body;
JeH sihashes nose; F.."t-"F ''hds on
heuCh' clihch' 'eil lahuS Oh Lose' LON >
lelt MINIS 'ei s lace anu pu's rlshC oh
stohlach' lhey swap llght rights oh
| pody.
Round p. Tom wallops kidneys with
I right and swings to Jaw; JET Staggers
but comes back with two on lace. Tom
smashes eye with left. Tom puts right
on head.
4 Round -. JEFF lands twice on ribs;
1 Tom rountars ON law. Tom swings 10
+ neck. Jim cuts eve omen with LETT: Tom
lands on ear: jim dazes Sharkey with ,
, riuh1s on law. Jim soaks stomach and
. Tom swings lett to ear,
Round % Tbav oxcbopqa RIGHTS on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
The Calling Yoke.

Mrs. S. E. Peppers has appealed to
the blindfolded goddess for the disso-
luton of the bonds which were to have
made her heart beat on one with that
of Morris Peppers. In her complaint
she alleges a number of things, which,
if true, should commend her hubby to
the tender mercies and good Offices OF
the Society for the Redemption o.
Fallen Men.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Childish Innocence.

Some days ago a little one of our city
picked up the APPEAL and read where
a man had been arrested at Paradise
for forging checks. She called to her
mother saying, Mama, isn't Paradise
Heaven?"
Eyes, my DEAR" the mother replied.
"Well," said the little one, "there's
been a fellow arrested up there"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06


io"I'
An,tin. Nov. .. 1890
RiIlv Del Crosses wife and oldest baby
murdered yesterday at Bridges Station.
10 particulars.
+. IL. TRIPAhrr'
Mr.. Del Crosse is Il SWiss-I.aIjan, IS
-9'tloh foreman on III" NtN'''' 'ehlr'''
,.'e "''t'" 4,"90 ,'''' la '''9 WA
rL ~
,,. r.,.r, ions o,l r.li,Lh
49,. ,.,,.f ga. I.. ...,.,- saved c,,,.;l-
r4D, money, an3 nr,aa5Iv the mur-
lesrr expected To- find money i'll The
aou~e, a~ 1t j. situated Is or 20 miles from
.reH Stri1el'S ranch, the nearest neigh
''r. f''I"@tN Sl'''"'l - on l'3 P'"!'N
.'''' '"' 'i'"I'''V'9 '"""' S'' "N
go, ...,
wife and chill W., Al work hen the
vtuI dc,,i va c. .,mitteI. and if il wa,
cum1mittud iii the middle of the day tn,
.iends could he miles away before the
srlhle would be dt@'"Vered.
Austin Is about % miles souIh OF the
place INC 1t would be late IN tine nIgnt
alter b CRIME was committed before
the officers would be notified, and the
"ulptits could have many miles the
start. Gen. Jones informs the APPEAL
that Mrs. Del Crosse also had a young
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06

Miss Maude ellison and her sister,
Mrs. DeVoe arrived from OrOville,
California, yesterday morning.
The Reno Reduction Works will be
in blast as soon as fuel arrives. Over
one hundred thousand dollars worth
of ore is lying in the bins awaiting re-
duction.
The funeral of the late Benjamin Mes
NTH took place from the Methodist
church yesterday afternoon. A large mum
Der of frienus and acquaintance followed
the remains to the burying grounds.
A special train containing many
memDcIa Of the Rebekah lodge Of
! Reno arrived yesterday afternoon.
| They we're entertained by the Carson
odge last evening and returned at a
ate hour on the special rain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Declared Insane.

At a session of the District Court
yesterday morning John Reilly, an old
resident of the Comstock, was ex-
amined as to his sanity by Drs. Manson
the insane Acknowledgements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
TEFFRJES WINS
The Big Fight Is Decided on
Points

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49, 4 fab+ a4 .,h
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i'"7C 10 ''',"@ i"F'''%'
'"N"'I'e 'U l'o ~ co.
Gu D. m'-lu IHe preliminary """'
OF ten rounds, Tommy moran Oh
brooklyn. was given the decision over
KID Coulette Of Rochester. after q hard
fought battle.
The officials O. the evening are. f,O.
S.ler. rcfaac@: ". Il. EnGelt-0n, t,1e-
Lenr.r: Jnnruy Dunr. ma7tar Of curg-
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oHhtSt 'H1 t'i3'
N.>n p. m'-JtHf-'N u@~ arrived
100 10 ~ Is ''elHg Tree! ""@ft4, hdL
~harkoy money is sc@tce. Eu5h IN
ring. Fitz and COrbett challenges via
uar.
Round ! SEarkey throws left ty law
ana hooks right to chin. jeff smiles and
j8bS: jumps i'm with lett t. Stomach and
right on ribs. Sharkey ioIt~ JelI's jaw
with left aud jeff iabS mouth with left.
Jeff puts right under heart. Tom cl;nvhes
and after break Nh'rkey PUSHES Jei' Il"
ropes ana SWINGS "ilh DOH! h'hu< 'fli
I1.> Il '''''''' ! /" -
o r,Tn, h,a, Ia.1.
,.th Ia,t o,L sorT. ono avon bn,rt Inst
hat,rn hou left nnts stiff ono on inv and
thew clincbed 1T close.
Po,do loft lands r;abt on ribs and
cIinrbes. Tom walloDs Jaw with left.
Jeff runs Tom to ropes and staggers Tom
with left on jaw. Sharkey drops from
a right hook; he takes 9 seconds and
when he gets up Je'i crops nm win r lei.
innns in and swinos vildIy Jea ishs
him with left ON mouth. another clincb
and Tom hooks to ear: on the break JEFF,
gets in two heavy rights on ribs and
swings on back of head They clinch
and in the ~roughing Tom goes to his
knees.
5 light under heart; then jolts jaw with
'''t; acllnch ana loh swings TO ear as
ne o'chS away jim co"h'erlhs oh hea"
h"oS ~ i0'Ae' ''0'
hound 4 LON snort win lelt ano
cIihches' JeI lI9h' W tlo9' Iom re
plies IN klno. Shafkey puts lett OF
mouth. Jeff light right on ribs. 4
swap of rights on stomach, two elm.
ches and after sparring awhile Ton
sends right to ribs. Tom stops a left
for the wind and also stops rioht will
alhow loft h,iros riob+ +o cbin ~,
5 III,
g J"'0 60 - 0i0P2 VI
G SUo''"0h' 'eh ""lNo W HIS Coin0
9mIIIhg'
HOUND D. Sharkey fatCIes Jett
teeth With left. JEFF puts right to rib
p and repeats. Tom, hooking right t.
n ear, c~linches, and pushes jeff OIL will
left. Jeff lands three punches on wine
, and Tom lands hard on wind. anC
nnts rirht on ribs missas left Jef
- MOVIES ,;cb+s oroo,b and Tor
- T7# NTH +r lf+ ;au
80 80,
V . ""IH V"nS w Wv
rl2h'' vigorous hlA III hlloole' Lon
swings ooth hahdS on head. JUST d
ooi 0ha'h0S nooNeu eiO " e",
n'''S '00i '"'
lr lo"eo'
s+auo"ah. thon Iofr uonds stra;ah+ Iaft T.
y faoo nrts riaht on ribs olinches on,
books Tom with both hands on head o.
of breaking Another clinch. Jeff reache
,e ribs with right. Tom pushed Jeff $ hea
back with left and uppercuts with RICH
~ jeff skips away from Toms rush. The
y clhch. JeH senos leie 10 s'ohiach' iol
&c ,nis Jaw: fa- a.a a,;,ah
WV
h'ouiio "Opens WIN -"
1of ~ stonaob. sw,n If sbort ar,
svinos ar he.d. clincb both hearing @
ribs With r;obtx. Tom ioIts law with 10
Ioff o,i,ohos.nd bspos on to Sbarka,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06

Arthur Donaldson, who is the lyon
Yen5onn of the lyon YOnson" Com
pany which will be at the Opera House
Tuesday night, November IA, under
the direction of Messrs. Thai and
Kennedy, is said to be the only actor
who has successfully played the part
since It's originator, Gus Heege, was
laid to rest. Mr.. Donaldson is the
possessor of a magnificent barytone
voice and is a Swede by birth. A feat
ure OF his performance is the singing
Of Swedish folk songs in their own Ian
guage. The lyon lonson" company
in its entirety is said to be the strongest
that has ever been seen in the play.
The Central Pacific Company only
intends to erect snowsheds in the
worst places made by the recent fire,
leaving the open Or clear sections to be
cleaned by the rotary pillow.
Professor Wilson of Reno and Claud
olIloC ouJluS d UlCyCIc
scorch. and the Prof. was pretty vel
used up, while Mershon sustained a
brekea collar bone, broken rib and
dislOcated wrist.
The Times-Review says the little sol
of C. ID. Roberts died from the injuries b
received by the collapse of the cabin a
Bull Run last Monday. Mrs. Roberts
was severely injured and is now in
critical condition, but will recover unles
internally injured. The remains of tn
little 10y were buried in Tuscarora.
Coupon number II, 208 won the HAND
ONE pickle dish given away at tn
Carson Emporium last evening. HOLD
of same will present it and receiv
present.
Over forty cars of sheep and cattle we
shipped from Rene Saturday, all frol
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Married

In San Jose, Wednesday, Nov. l, 1899,
Harry Roesler and Miss Nellie Connolly
The bride was formerly a resident of
this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
Cherry Greek Mines Bonded

The ground N the west side of the
Star gr ap of mines at Cherry Creek was
bonded i..st week by Otto Stalmann and
JOSEPH Earren for the sum of S20,O00,says
the White Pine News. The ground com
prises three claims and is in the direct
path of the rich ledge that is now being
worked blythe Glasgow & Western Com
PAW.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
HORRIBLE CRIME
Woman and Child Murdered
in Lander County

Attorney General Jones received the
following telegram rom Austin yester-
DAY afternoon:
Austin, Nov. 2, 1899.
Billy Del Grosso's wife and oldest baby
murdered yesterday at Bridges Station.
40 particulars.