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New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
COOL BREEzEs AT M4SSAPEQU4
NEW GOLF COURSE NEARLY READY-JN-
TEREST IN EUCHRE.

Massapequa, Long Island, July q (SpeciaD-In
the almost unbearable weather of the last week
the guests of the Massapequa Hotel have been rev.
eling in delightfully."- cool breezes and comfortable
nights, though would scarcely believe that a
distance of only twenty-eght miles from NewYork
would show such a marked difference in temper
ature This fact, however has had much to do
with the return of the persons year after
year for with the careful attention their
fort shown by the Messrs Snedeker they
sured Of a pleasant summer home The house has
been rapidly filling up in the last few days, and
unless all signs fail another week will see II taxed
to its full capacity.
A progressive euchre party given on Thurs
day evening the prizes being by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kingman and Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Berry.
From the large number of players it would seem
that this form Of amusement has rather increased
in popularity than otherwise, and an evening at
euchre has become one of the weekly features. Fol-
lowing the popular trend at Of the American
summer resorts, golf is becoming the principal
topic Of conversation. The new is rapidly
approaching completion. and another week will
see It in good playing condition.
Nearly every day sailing parties make trips over
to the beach and the ocean. At the pavilion the
beach a good shore dinner may be obtained, and
the sea air sharpens appetites 10 do ample justice
to II The children have not been forgotten in the
amusement line, the management believing that
WeiresdaT evening a bean bag party was given
and the youthful contestants seemed to enjoy It
ci,1do W33ude1-iiIe evening bv the coored be boys
of the hotel and as there is some good talent
among them much pleasure is anticipated
donvilIe the Misses Dardonville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Clover. Miss Clover. Mr.. and Mrs. Rol-
I'm nr M M9Ff8n W. B MaynaEd 6enaE n Mr. and Mrs GeoTgs
Newhall. Manhattan; Mr.. and Mrs L; y Jones
and Mrs W H Sanford. Master Culbertson San
ford, Brooklyn. and Mr.. and Mrs. George r Bun
ker, Miss Bunker, William G. Bunker and ID. .
Bunker, EngeWOCd \. j.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

ondary place. Indeed 1t has been declared that at
and cottage life has been waged has It resulted
otherwise than in a complete rout for the hotel
While this has been true in Newport in a large
measure. yet amid the seemingly all powerful pre-
6een 9 hotel 10 ea which & has ProsGersd & nnd Sh
has a wide and enduring name as an elegantly fur
nGhed and literally conducted family hotel, and is
Season Arrivals at this house during the present
week have included Mr and Mrs LedY&rd 55nI Blair
Miss condit Charles 6 Barrows is'' and Mr.. and Mrs
R'S MeF taiGS Mr. OF and Ma DMRfH Martin R
shannon Boston, Miss NJ. f. Smith; C. w; Wood
vile: Charles H Burke, South Orange; Abner Tay-
9r %r. f. & S CeGfsG ar M
City; Mr., and Mrs. l., E. johnson RG5anoke; A. P
Pauherzeid, Vienna; Mr.: and Mrs J, H Monteith
Brooklyn, Miss K. NJ Booth, Miss l. F. Peters Peters
Melbourne, and Mr.. and Mrs A Remington
There is on exhibition here for few days col
lection Of oil paintings by William Towniey Ben Ben
include a. view of the city of Guernayaca from the
Church Tehuacan and other picturesque bits or
Largely through the influence and hard work Of
pense. a SQUAD Of policemen has been mounted on
bicycles for the better protection Of the outlying
summer cottage districts of the city, and the men
are ADMIRAL on guy seKge has been elected pes
dent and General Francis V Greene vice president
of the Con2nicut Golf Club.
1t is understood that the contract for the new
cottage for w. Starr Miller. the heights near
Crossways the Stuyvesant Fish villa, has been
awarded, and that work will be begun soon by
York firm.
The automobile in its various forms is certainly
the fad in the vehicuiar line here this year. In
addition to the very large number of these convey
which owned privately and kept stabbed
for immediate in precisely the same manner
that horses and carriages are at command, there
are no less than three companies established here here
use. The last of the three made its appearance
this week.
II is reported that Newport summer residents
to hear this at the Casino Theatre Mile;
Katti de Noel a pupil OF Marches, who has sung
in London with much success under the patronage
of many royal persons, including Princess Chris
tian of Schleswig- Holsten, Princess Mary Ade-
laide. the Duchess OF Teck and the Princess Fred
erica of Hanover Mile. de Noel was formerly well
known in New-York society as Mrs Pierre Noel
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
GUESTS ARRIVE AT BEPy4RDsr1J1r

Bernardsville, n Y, July p (speciaD.-Among
those who arrived at Bernardsvle this week and
who are filling the places of the large number OF
guests gone TO spend late July and the month
OF August at the seashore are Mr. and Mrs Ben
jamin latham, J. NJ. Cobb and family Mr. and
MRS. f. w. Larome, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton H.
Smith, Theodore NJ. Banta. Miss Banta Miss Laura
Herman of New-York; Miss Milne and Miss CLYDE
OF Philadelphia; Mrs. David Young and the Misses
Young, OF Newark, and Mrs. Jenkins and Miss
jenkins, Of Jersey City Like practically every
other place in this section of the United States
Bernardsville suffered so much from the hot wave
OF last week that the guests abandoned all
thoughts Of amusement or entertainment of any
kind The heat excessive than in
other places, but Occasoned trihe more suffering
here because it unusual. There is always
a pleasant breeze to temper the heat Of the sun
and guests who have been here each summer for
several years therefore noticed the humidity OF
this week more than they might ordinarily.
Miss Florence 3. Man vim, Of Brooklyn, spent
last week in Bernardsville the guest Of Miss
Daley who has been here since the season opened
Miss Daley, with the other members of Henry
Dalley's family VIII start early week for the
White Mountains and remain there the month
of August
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
A TENNIS BALL AT MAGNOLIA

Magnolia Mass, July p (SpecaD.-The week at
the Hotel Magnolia has been round of gayety but
the principal social event the tennis ball on
"Wednesday evening. The manager, :. W Hodg-
don displayed some novel ideas in the of
the ballroom, The walls were festooncd with tennis
nets. IN which were caught many racScts and balls
while one side Of the room was screened by a large
back net. The music furnished by the com
bined orchesiras from all Of the hotels Magnolia
and with the beautiful gowns worn by the women
the affair proved a brilliant success A collation.
WAS served in course Of the evening.
Among the entertainments planned for the com
ing week Is Southern cake walk. Saturday even
ing Of each week the usual hop.
Among the recent arrivals are Miss NJ. Kane Mrs.
S. +. c. Wise. Mrs. Helen r. Eddy. and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Rushton New York; Arthur II
Tupper. Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
SPORTS AT SEA GATE.

The majority OF the yachts completing the Allan
tic Yacht Clubs cruise to Newport have returned
10 the anchorage in Gravesend Bay harboT There
were Commodore David Baukss Water Witch, Major
Ackerman's Vesta. General p. J. WhitlOcks Re
mona. Vice-Commodore Doremus's Uvira, George
W. Coleman's Daphne. Captain F. B. Haven's Ath-
Ion and Captain J. c. Meehan's BonetO
Since the completion OF the crushed stone
court, tennis has become a popular sport with the
younger element. and preparations for a tourna-
ment being made. The excellent macadamized
roads in this section offer pleasant recreation
those fond of driving. The completion of the Nep-
tune-ave. boulevard is awaited il will afford a
suitable approach to the Shore Road.
Among the guests at the clubhouse are Mr. and
Mrs. d. Il. Valentine. Commodore and Mrs. r. E
Doremus, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F Jackson Mr.. and
Mrs George Landon, Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Low Mr.
ana mrs: I. Is. Allen, Commodore and Mrs. j. NJ
Foote, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Allen, Mr.. and Mrs
w D. Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs G r. Cone
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
PEOPLE AT PAxIyOSA I'M.

Easton. Penn, July q (SpeciaD.-Miss Frances
Rodenbough. Miss Laura Drake. Miss Eliza bet h
Detwlller, DR.. r a. Bunting W. a. Moffett and w.
Pitt Scott, composed interesting dinner party
during the week at the Paxinosa Inn. Lieutenants
Moffet and Scott Naval men, the latter having
been Of Deweys flag officers on the Olympia
during the battle of Manila Bay
Mrs. Goodlot. Of New York. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Macdonald OF Washington I G
among the latest arrivals
Among New-Yorkers registered at Paxinosa are
the following Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bennett J.
McK. Cattell Richard scheiner, Mrs. NJ A. Ran
kins, Mrs Il; HNchsack. August Elbert, ]. c,
FranCisconi. +. o. ludlow, J. d. AHing William
Jeffries Brown, Mr.. and Mrs C. Doubleday w s.
Russell, NJ II. Miller and H. T.. Dngley
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
CONSUL AT FOO-CHOT.
THE INCUMBENT IS 5 l. GRACEY, oF
ROCHESTER,

THE 1NCOM OMBENI Is = L. GFS-AOI-Af -
ROCHESTER,
The United States Consul at Foo-Chow. ChinA :
s. L. Gracey. Of Rochester. His wife and SON. As'
bert are with him. Consul GraCey served n no
Harrison Administration. was recalled lnd.
Cleveland. but reappOinted by Mckinley a7
prominent in Grand Army circles. having se''s-
through the Civil War IN the 9Th Pennsylvll--
His brother the Rev Dr. J. F. Gracey. Oh H''-
ester. has an excellent photograph OF IN.
Gracey in which the latter is seated between
ViCeroy OF FOo-ChOw and the taotai psol'-C, pso so,
tOwtD- The Ntceroy OF FOo-CAOV rules eSS- S-.-s-rs -rs
100000 people The taotai is ne Sioy-S yy;,s-Sy 70
Minister whose duty IL Is TO watch tae -. G,y-
that he does the viii Of the head Of ~ ~ Vi,s-
erument II is only by the faithful ness 81 80, an
roy TO the head that any degree or uioh5t 5t-.~ ara
thOrity Is maintained in the immense CONS -srs
TO keep these rulers in the strait anc 1-.~,S,at
of obedience to the throne the taotG Is ~ fsct
He is always a Tartar. and because o. ot.S-6 - sirL
there is no need 10 have some one ~ --1vse
The Chinese hate the IaCtars, Wil~l
useful sentiment for the Chinese tnro ,,,,n ard
AT FOO-ChOw are the Rev. George - 3 -. MS
wife. formerly OF Watkins y. Y 1hyS S,-,r, -, Mrs
siOnaries. and letter recently receives -I1t .hs
Chapman by her sister in Rochester sa-'s;~ tow
Boxer troubles in the north were eSleA''--
a rd he south.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
MILITIA on A PRACTICE MARCH.

Oswego, n. Y. July g.-The 81 Battalion. n. c.
n Y. composed OF the Cd Separate Company
of Auburn; Hst. of Syracuse: SOth. OF Elmira. and
4Sth, of Oswego. mOhilized here to-day for a
practice march to North Fair Haven.
The battalion will camp there for week, and
will return Saturday next Major Albert NJ
Hall, OF Oswego, Is in command. Lieutenant Thur
Der a. Brown, of Elmira, adjutant; Lieutenant
William Nerbeck, of Syracuse, commlssary OF sub
sistence. and Dr. II. e. Baum of Syracuse, bat
TALON surgeon.
There about three hundred and fifty men in
the command. besides the Sd Battalion Band.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
GOTERNOR ALLEN AT ROSTON.

Boston. July I.-Governor Charles H. Allen OF
Porto Rico, in the converted yacht Maynower ar
rived off the Navy Yard to-day and. after the ap-
propriate sautes by the Mayhower and the land
battery. Admiral Sampson and Governor Allen ex-
changed Official courtesies. on shore the marine
guard greeted the Governor. This the last Of
fcial duty of the marines at this yard as they
started this afternoon for China.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
"RESPECr4BLE" BRIGIyDS N IfALi'
From The London Globe.

From The London GLOBE -, t,zalf
Sicily. which is the home OF brisahuSS Tn
10 be the scene OF gigantic eNpOs-, bands
police taking their courage in their Ncry aftg
arrested no fewer than 1876 persons. ViiS S-scorl
six have been retained for trial ~ N - nlaai
week of July but they are said 70 inSI S'-' are q
persons in respectable positions. Ltstv whia
legged 10 be members OF a secret 49, r,urdes
has been responsible for long hss - =, M p
The society seems 10 have been 1A~"
similar lines to the italian Mana
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

Newark; Marion H. Smith. and Florence ?; Smith,
Brooklyn; H r. Worthington A. H. Worthington.
Trenton; Mrs. Robb Barbour and Miss r. Bar
bour. Paterson, and Homer N. Lockwood. New
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
WEST POINT CADETS DIScIPLISEO'
SEVERE MEASURES TAKEN As a RES'L Il -
HAZING CASE

West Point. y Y. July H.-Trouois sr'"'ss ss,Irg
OF the punishment OF Cadet Bunker -l' ,l,,arJ
Cadet Norris has resulted I'm severe u"
measures being taken by the comran''"~ 1is,,-
As "a means OF punishment for tiSgeSP-- .,aets
tenant Lindsay the officer iu charge. sstsr
were deprived OF their supper las, ntsa' .,,s al,s,
having taken their accustomed Se7'S - ann
They were also promptly marched ess,N an hour
and required 20 stand al attention 10y - ne con-
This was followed by an order tiv-' +Ssr1sslve5
mandant that the entire corps cons+H1.. . tba limits
I'm arrest. and that they be confined, 'o rssrs was
OF the camps for an indefinite periou- hereafter
no hop last night and there Will oe Ho''
until the order Is TcsCindcd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Is 1t Our Lynch?

Yesterdays Sacramento Bee con-
tains an article on the Identification OF
the murderer of the two men near
Folsom. It says man by the name
OF Page has identified the murderer as
}. F. A. Lynch. Pages description
does not tally with our Lynch whr"'
he says:
Lynch is man of small STATURE
middle age and has been a cripple for
some years, having nearly lost the use
OF his right arm. Very little is known
OF the last few years of his life.''
Further down the article Page says:
Lynch is considered to be an &C.
centric and Of low order of intelli-
gence
This fits the case and makes people
wonder if it isn't ]. F. A Lynch, for
merly of this city. No one here knows
what has become of John Lynch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
The Ornsby Fair

Senator Livingston received word
yesterday that the largest number of
horses that ever crossed the summit
to race, will visit the Ormsby County
Fair when it opens on the Oath. This
is only one instance of the many en-
couraging reports that the Directors
hear every day. Lem Allen VIII also
be in line with a stable full of fast ones
and VIM. Thompson and General
Hagerman are training some very fast
horses at the track. In Reno, accord
ing to report, the horses that are in
training will make things lively. The
track has been thoroughly cleaned and
leveled, which puts it in the best shape
possible. The bicycle track is nearly
completed and it will be the best and
fastest in this State. A number of
races will occur on the new bike path
during the meeting that will bring out
the fastest riders in Nevada.
As the Ormsby Fair is strictly a
racing carnival with no side attrac-
tions. it viii! prove a matter of deepest
interest to all who love square sport
under National rules. The Carson
track has always been regarded as the
fastest on the Coast, and with the ar
rival of the high class horses that are
billed some record breaking can be
looked for. The Directors have a tidy
sum subscribed, and with the amounts
that are promised they will have coin
enough to warrant all who attend the
meeting a great week of sport that
will be conducted without any crooked
work on the part of the horse owners
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Grape Culture.

There is no reason why grape culture
should not be carried on successf ally in
Nevada. In Illinois and other States
where tho winters are much colder
than in Nevada, the vines flourish and
we can see ne reason why a hardy
! variety could not be cultivated success
fully here. Mrs Raycraft OF Genoa
has been experimenting with grapes
for several years. She has $50 pounds
OF Isabella grapes this season, demon
strating the fact that our warm hill
sides can be converted in5O prod uctive
vineyards. Some varieties will do bet
ter than others and those are the ones
to encourage. Perhaps variety OF
grapes could be propagated from the
seed that would take kindly to our soil
and climate and yield wen.-Courier.
The idea is good one and grapes
can be successfully raised in this sec
ton. At the Silva ranch about two
miles north OF this city there is vine
yard covering about two acres. Sew
eral tons of grapes will be- gathered
this year and pressed into wine This
ranch has been making wine for num-
her of years, and the grapes thrive on
the hillside. The wine is not mark eted
but is consumed by the Swiss-Italians
in and about here. 1t is OF a good
quality ana flavor. Several other
places raise grapes and some day at
tention will be given this culture and
result protitably to the operator
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09

Ed Mari is home from. the Lake.
Senator Kelley is paying Carson a
visit.
Senator Denton paid Carson visit
yesterday.
Several parties are preparing for
deer limiting.
Take advantage of the big jar IN prices
at the Fox Sto4e.
D. L. Bliss and w d. Tobey were
in Carson yesterday.
Louis Conrad, one of the pioneers of
the Ccmstock, died Friday. He was
SO years Of age.
We have received terrible jar. e,ns
are still selling our goods lower A.lan
ever-The Fox Store.
Abe Coin departed for Antelope
Yesterday, where h., will spend several
days inspecting mining properties.
| one week from 'lOlidN iaiH state r al
opens and it PROMISES te be one of tn,
best attractions ever pulled off in Ne
vada.
Miss Blanche Hardy, who has beef
visiting friends in this city, returned t.
her home in Coleville On yesterday
stage.
N. Soderberg i s liz San Francisco
where he will act as counsel in the
lCohn trespass case which comes up il
the 10Th inst.
Geo. Oliver arrived from Overto
yesterday. Mrs. Oliver and childre
accompany him to Overton today
where they will reside.
Secretary of State Howell received
telegram from Elko yesterday morr
ing announcing the death OF q. w
Averill and inquiring if deceascd's Sis
ter lives here. If anyone has any IL
formation on the subject it will be al
preciated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Exercises at the NJ. E. Church

Organ Voluntary.
Opening Hymn.
Prayer.
Chant.
DuA"'t IT. Nearer Ny God to Thee.
Lesson From the Scriptures.
Gloria Patria.
Lesson. Not Found ia Scripture.
Vocal SOlo-"W hen the Mists Have
Rolled Away. BY Mrs. Wall.
CHINA.
1-Manners and customs.
2-Language and Literature.
3-Religions of China.
Solo-''Pass under the Rod
Closing Hymn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Church Motto es

Presbyteria ian Church--Srrvices at IL
a. m. and 80 p. m.
Sunday School al 10 a. m
Junior rLm,:ea>ur $50 y. III.
Senior Indeayor $50 2. iii.
Morning subject:
pulpit Retlectors."
Evening subject:
Jesus of Nazareth Passeth I,v.'
All are welcome.
Rev. J. w. Dorrauce.
Methodist-Servicas at il a. IA. and $50
p. m.
Class meeting 1890 a. m.
Sunday School at II 10 D. m
Epworth League $50 p. IN.
Morning subject:
Two Divine Qualitie-."
Eyening subject:
"rhe Cross and the Dragon, or is the
| Chinaman worth Saving"
All are cordially invited
| DIP. A. LESTER HAzLErT,
Pastor.
st. Peters Episcopal Church. 9th Sun
! day after Trinity.
sa. m. Holy Communion,
! 10 a. IN. Sunday School.
Morning PRAYER and sermon III a. m.
60. Young Peoples Bible Class.
! 80 p. IN. Evening prayer ami sermon
Subject: Goods Elevations. The Mount
of Templation.'
! Daughters of the King immediately
after evening prayer.
All interested are cordially invited tc
attend.
ROBERT l.. MACFARLANE,
Rector
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
ALL SORTS.

Recorder Prudential Of Lincoln is
in town.
The weather seems to have settled
down to Indian Summer.
Jay White departed for Hawthorne on
yesterdays passenger.
1t was rumored on the streets last
evening that a lively shootin. scrape
had occurred in Reno.
Nearly every day freight is shipped
South for the new mining properties
that are Being developed.
Confirmation services will be held at
the Catholic Church today and number
of young people viii be confirmed.
WAN1ED-A woman to act as
house keeper at Shaw's Springs. H.
quire at the premises.
The Republicans are publishing
death notices of the Silver party. They
also have Coffin ready, awaiting The
wake.
Prof y. f. Wilson of the State Jrirer-
stv viii lecture next week in Sa ra-
meuto before the California dairyman'>
convention.
The scare over The dit Gree law seems
to have Quilted down, and California
couples are again taking Nevada law as
Q h as administered in Reno,
During fight between cattlemeI1 and
sheepmen for possession of ranges in
Colorado the cowboys drove 5000 sheep
over a precipice 200 feet high.
Senator Livingston is in Reno where
he will attend meeting al the State Fair
Directors, and Incidentally look after the
interests of the'Ormshy County Fair
Eddys Il Smith expect to move into
their new quarters in the Rinckle build
ing early this week, and they viii then
commence the manufacture Of cigars on
big scale.
John Gallagher has announced himself
as a Republican ca ndIdatn for State Sen
ator from Lyon co.snty and Dir. Leavitt is
out for the same Office as All Independent,
Silver candidate.
The Reno Who elnlen have selected the
following riders for he Admission Day
relav race in San Franchises: w. A. X ed
die, J. Peckham, A. Feck ham, T. Stanley
w. Thompson aud ]. Hart.
Foster says that September will not b'
notable for any great extremes except
Iur ho in,
days of the month, and Foster probabl.
knows as much about the weather as an.
of the Piute forecasters.
The latest prize fight news is to th
effect that Corbett wants to fight Fitz
simmons in Carson. The ground i
open for the engagement and it is to b
hoped that the ring masters will com
TO an understanding.
Jessen Bros. team of y horses and
wagons passed through town yesterda
mornlng loaded with machinery 70
the Dunderburg mine, At Castle Peak
They have a similar load to take to tn
same mine as soon as the team returns
Reno Is cOngratulating herself O
having secured a new Industry. a stea
laundry. Incorporation papers bav
been drawn up and as soon as maahir
cry can be placed the plant viii con
mence operations. There is d spleudi
field in this city for the ss.r,e kind
incorporation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
SIX HEADACHES.

The :'irs9 Vt re-r.a-k ed womauain ind :Te quickly
and sure C.ige.. " Aari'x t4oser root I e4, the
grsar blood -rrizer and tissue builder Money re-
tundoa If not 'sfactory Price IS cts. and SO cts
FCc sale It Nevala Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Bryan and Stevenson Club,

Proper steps were taken yesterday
for the formation of a Bryan and Stev-
en.on Club. A paper was circulated
in the afternoon aud large number OF
names obtained. At the proper time
public meeting will be called and
headquarters established.
The fusion conventions paid Ormsby
the compliment OF placing one of her
citizens on the electoral ticket and we
county by very decisive majority, to-
gether with the whole ticket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Ice fer Carson

People who imagine thai there is go
ne to be an ice fan'ine in this city this
summer need not worry. Doc Benton
has secured the agency of the Floris.
ton Ice Cc,npary 20: Carson his sun
mer and VIII be able to deliver ice :
foot thick + necessary at the ed rates
To all consumers. The Ice comes fruN
lie c.n,rar3's l'tff Ct II, "lrcAce
and is as clear rs crystal and as hare
as granite.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Big Strike Declared.

Indianapolis, Sept What prom.
ises to be the greatest strike in the his.
tory OF the country will be called to.
morrow. 1t was decided today to cal
out the anthracite coal miners, nun
bering !4O, 900. The men are prepared
for long fight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-09
Bouton Case.

James F. Dennis received notice this
morning from Carson that the case Of
Vic Bouton, on appeal to the Supreme
Court, would be heard before that
tribunal on November 10th. journal.