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The daily sentinel., 1900-07-03
FRANK AND FEARLESS.


Mr.. David B. Hill and sundry
other PERSONS Of greater or less i'm
portance, says the Rocky Noun
tain News, are re ported to be visit
ing Mr.. Bryan at Lincoln for the
purpose of having him consent to a
modification Of the Chicago plat>
form on the subject Of money. 1t
may be that Mr.. Hill and the
others are not really making any
such fruitless attempt, but if they
are their conferences with Mr..
Bryan will be short and sweet.
Bryan is said to have made the
following statement:
The money question is still in
issue. 1t is often suggested by
gold democrats and by republicans
who oppose the trusts and by re-
publicans who oppose imperialism.
that the democratic party should
drop the money question and make
a fight upon a new issue. That the
money question will not be drop>
ped is now apparent to every cares
full observer. How can the demo>
cratic party avoid the issue without
confessing the gold standard to be
desirable? 1t cannot drop the guess
ton without turning the people
over to the tender mercies of the
bank presidents, who will control
business conditions by controlling
the money supply.
After the advoc ates of bimetallism
had been deceived again and again
by pretended friends of the double
standard they found it necessary to
support an honest, explicit platform
and this they did when six and a
half million voters united in sup
porting a demand for free and un>
limited coinage at Io to 1, without
waiting for the consent of any
other nation.
The Chicago platform will be re-
affirmed at Kansas City. No
change will be made to concilitate
the democrats who are coming
back to the party. They must not
expect single departure from the
position taken by the party in 60,
first, because the position taken
then was right; second, it would
not be wise to ALLEVIATE those who
we're with us in 90 in order to
please those who were then
against US.
Those are the sentiments Of all
iSdi oCuiOSidtS duu thC pdity, ~
long as it is under the control of
the men who are leading it at
present, will never consent to de-
part from the policy of announcing
beliefs frankly and fully. There are
ten or dozen planks in the repub>
lican platform susceptible Of two or
more meanings, but there will be
no plank in the democratic platform
which can be twisted to have more
than one meaning.
The mountain towns Of Meeker
and Telluride will have the benefit
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Special Rates.

Cincinnati, Ohio and return July 8 10
and IL. 1850.
For tickets and further inform alton
call at Colorado Nidlapd city ticket
Office. " 3. Peck, city agent.
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Do You Eat and Sleep?

II 20 where! You can get 6rst- class
beard, with or without room cheap at the
Swaney house. Under now management.
Baths in connection.
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The newspapers of Colorado are
making mention of Peach Day.
The immense crop of fruit in this
valley assures big celebration.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-03

The daily press OF the country
will be kept busy the next few
days recording the Fourth of July
accidents.
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THE PARTY OF TRUSTS.

trusts, and they will point to the
weak and evasive anti>trust plank
Of their platform in substantiation
of their assertions.
There is good old proverb here
applicable: ACTIONS speak louder
than words"
John K. Griggs Of New Jersey
has been and is attorney general
under the republican administers
ton. AS such it is his duty, when
federal statutes are known to be
violated, to bring action for their
enforcement. There is on the Uni
ted States statute books an ants
trust law. Ex-senator Edmunds,
probably the greatest of living con-
stitutional lawyers, says it is suffi>
cient, if rigidly enforced, to wipe
every trust out of existence, yet in
the last three years more trusts
have been formed than in the
whole previous history of our gov>
ernment. Why did not Mr.. Griggs
enforce the anti>trust law? Why did
he not, at least, make an attempt
to enforce it2 Why did not Presi>
dent Mckinley censure his cabinet
officer for dereliction OF duty7
Surely, no intense hostility to trusts
has been shown here.
Who called the republican ma.
tional convention to order, domin>
ated its actions and was by it vests
ed with plenary powers as party
manager, dictator and boss3
Senator Marcus A. Hanna, trust
magnate and millionaire.
Who was temporary chairman
Of the convention
Senator Edward O. Wolcott,
trust and corporation counsel, trust
stock owner and millionaire.
Who was permanent chairman
of the convention
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
millionaire and trust representative.
Who read the PLATFORM
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks.
corporation counsel and millionaire.
Who placed McKinley's name
before the convention2
Senator Joseph B. Foraker, cor
pora,ion counsel and millionaire.
Who were among those permit
ted to make seconding speeches1
Senator Chauncey Depew, trust
and corporation magnate and mil
lionaire, and Senator John M.
Thurston, counsel for the most
gigantic monopoly on the face Of
the globe.
Who were the other leaders of
the convention
Senator Platt Of New York was
one. Is he opposed to trusts3 Ex-
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania was
second. Is he opposed to trustsa
When the facts are borne in
mind and these questions answer
ed; when it is remembered further
that Senator Hanna was throuhout
the convention the guest of one
Griscom, notorious as an agent Of
the ship subsidy steal and a Stand
ard Oil official; when it is remem-
bered that almost every leading
member Of the convention was
wined and dined by the Union
League club, whose membership
comprises three>fourths of the trust
magnates OF the United States, and
the rule that factions speak louder
than words" is applied, what, will
some republican tell us, becomes Of
the Philadelphia antitrust plank2
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The mountain towns OF Meeker
and Telluride will have the benefit
Of Grand functions musical organ,
izations.
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Tomorrow independence Day
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The Junior Epworth Lengue Is max
Ing arrangements for an entertainment
to be given at the Methodist Ep!scopui
church. on December s. In conjunction
with this the Ladies' AID Society will
give an oyster supper.
Detective Mchcn arrested young
boy named Geruhty. for turning on the
water ut the Ohio River station yestcr-
day afternoon. and after giving him 4
severe rcprimand, he released him.
The funeral OF the infant child of
Joseph Warran viii toxic place from
the family residence a; Doggs' run this
afternoon nj . O'clock Intermcnt VIII
take place ut Sit. Calvary.
, An the nail maCh!EsS have been re-
moved FRI N the old nall factory of the
Wheeling Steel & IrcH Company and
Ohio river is rising rapidly and reach
cd stage Of 10 feet !ncNca ut s n. M.
to-uny. Tie stuEa OF tn" Ll;tlS Kauaw-
In at Crestnn and Gransvlllc was 10
feet, but no fears a,D entertained thus
far OF serious flood.
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A GREAT RECORD.
Hard to Duplicate it in Wheeling.

daru TO duplicate IL III Wheeling.
Scores Of representative citizens of
Wheeling are tcstlfying on the follow
Ing subject. Such record OF local en-
dorsement Is uneaunicd in modern
times. This public statement made by
citizen Is but one Of the r,any that
have preceded It and the hundred: that
Will follow. Read IT.:
Mrs. NJ. Dciters. OF No. % South
Huron street, says: after an attack
Of Ia grip. had severe aching across
the small of my back and through my
right tAgh, bearing down pain In the
bladder. numbness and aching OF the
ankles; often worse when lying down;
and often when In bed was so stiff
could hardly turn over or get out of 1t.
/ saw SO many favorable accounts OF
Doan's Kidney Pills that ! got q box
at the Logan Drug Co.'S. and began their
use. felt relieved after few doses
and continued their use with splendid
results. My sister was visiting me at
the time and being troubled. D. was,
she took some on my recommendation,
and they helped her right away" -,
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute
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The Flood Scare.

As might be expected, the looked for
high water is the sole topic Of CONVEX
sation among the Inhabitants Of Ben.
wood. where the ground Ia on q much
lower level than Wheeling. and the
floods Of past years have wraaked havoc
on property. A thirty-five foot stage
would I'LL almost every cellar in the
town, through the medium of the sew
ers. and rise Of thirty nine feet would
cover all the more important thorough
fares In the city. n The more encourage
Ing news from Pittsburgh late yester-
day afternoon tended to have quiet
inE effect on the fears of the residents
OF the industrial town and the average
person felt no alarm over the situation.
AS 1t was. however, the water did con-
siderable damage to the denizens Of the
lighthouses that were beaohed along
the shore. Many Of them were sunk
and there was q scurrying to places Of
safety, 70 "a
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Kruger Will Seek q Homo Here.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Samuci Pear
son,formerly commIssary general of the
Transvaal army. who has just arrived
In this country, with q number OF other
Boer refugees. Is responsible for the
statement that President Kruger Will
probably soon geek refuge md pcrma-
nent home here.
president Kruger will leave Paris
very soon. believe" said General Fear
SOB, and come TO America. whrru. with
bis wife. he win make home until
such time az other arrangements have
triumphrd and he Gun return to the
South African republic to take ua ngaln
his office as chief executive OF tn,
Beers"
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Robbed the Grave,

a startling incident. OF which Mr..
John Oliver. OF Philadelphia, was ,br
subject. IL narrated by him as follows.
: was In n most dreadful condition. NV
skin was almost yellow. eyes sunkon
tongue coated, pain continually In bncl;
and sides, no appetite--gradu aIly grow.
Ing weaker day by dav Three physI.
clans had given NE VIZ Fortunately
q friend advised trying Electric Rli-
ters: and 20 my great JOY ana surprise
the first bottle made n decided Improve.
ment. ] continued their Use Tor three
wcckH, and am now well man. know
they saved my lie. and robbed IN,
grave OF another victim" None should
iall TO Try thom. Only 10 cts, wuaran.
eed. at Logan Drug Co.'S drug storc.-5
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BENWOOD. MOUNDsvuJE
McNECtiEN. WELLSBURG
the work Of removing the roof was be
gun yesterday.

the work Of removing the roof was be-
gun yesterday.
Walter Thullan. Of Youngstown. has
returned home after pleasant stay
with relatives hero.
The knights Of Pythias are making
arrangements for social to DO given
tho first Of the year.
Miss Jessie Burris. Of Martins Ferry,
will spend Thanksgiving with Main
street relatives.
Miss Lizzie Little. Of Water street. Is
able to DO out after several weeks Ill
ness.
A small child Of Joseph Bige. Of
Marshall street. Is seriously III.
Miss Anna Kelley. Of Eastern Ohio, Is
visiting relatives In this city.
The bazaar at St. Johns Catholic
church opens to-day.
Mrs. ". c. Burrls Is suffering from u
slight indlsposition.
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G. Y. Hughes Dead.

G. V. Hughts, one of Moundsvilles
most highly respected citizens, died
yesterday afternoon at e:15 o'clock. ut
his home on Eleventh street. He has
been suffering from an abscess In his
back for several months. and an opera
ton was performed upon him some
time ago, but itywasn't successful. Mr..
Hughes moved to, >Moundsville several
years ago from Greene county. Pa. He
leaves wife and one child to mourn his
loss. The funeral arrangements had
not been made last evening.
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taking Pe.ru-na.. I found relief when
had taken tho first bottle. Now I havo
taken seven bottles Of Fortuna. THANK
you for your advice and am glad can
aay that \ am we'll now.
DR.. Hartman has written o book
especially for women. It threats Of female
ohtarrh in all its different phases md
atages. It contains common sense talks
on subjects which should interest every
. A book will be ontfroo to any woman.
Address DR.. Hartman, Colum bus, o.
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B, NJ. Spur. Of MoundsvIllc, has re-
received communication from the
comptroller Of the currency. saying the
petition OF Tie bank and title OF THE
First National Bank of Mourdsvilic"
had been approved. NO the new bank
VIII be organized at oncr. The store
room owned by Mrs. Maggie Harris. on
Seventh street, has been leased and
will be put In condition 10 receive Enc
new institution.
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Postmnsters Appointed.

Special Dispatch 20 tho lntellIgoucer.
WASHINGTON, D, c., Nov. g.
pos,masters have hecn commissioned
In Yves, Virginia MS follows:
John II. Honnker. Crane. thew ofiicr)
Mercer county: James &. hickman.
Extract, new oflccl, Hampshire coun-
ty; Jasper N. Bolcc, Morris; Rcttu 70
no. Shops: G. W. Price, Beech, and
hddlc Slavcn. Medina.
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GOING TO CHICAGop
You Can Get Benefit of Low Fares
Over Pennsylvania Lines,

Excursion tickets to Chicago will he
sold from Wheeling and other ticket
stations on the Pennsylvania lines De-
cember l, and 3, account International
Live Stock Exposition. The return
limit will be December Q. and they may
be obtained mt any ticket Office OF the
Pennsylvania lines. Ask John G. Tom
linson. ticket agent. about further par
uculnrs.
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Ara Eliza Wlke,Il9a Iron ST.. Akron, o.


Mrs. Eliza yviks sayss II would be IN
my grave now II II had not been for your
God.sent renedy,Pe.ru.nn. Everybody
says ON looking so much better. No
doctor could help mo as pe-ru.na did.
was o hroken.down woman. 1t Is now
seven years past that I was cured.p
Mrs. Sarah Gallitz, OF Luton, Ia, also
writes ;"I was suffering with tho change
Of life. I had spells OF flowing eyory
two or three weeks, which would leave
mo noarly dead. Ihnd given up hope OF
being cured, when heard OF DR.. Hart.
name remedies and began 10 use them.
l am entirely cured, aud give oil tn,
credit 70 Pe.ru.na."
But comparatively fow women who
arc suffering With pelvic catarrh know
that this 10 tho case. Their trouble
is called dyspepsia, heart trouble, female
weakness, weak lungs, neryoun debility /,
indeed, almost tho whole category OF
medical terms has been applied to ca.
tarrh Of some organ Of tho female
anatomy. II these women could only
realize that their trouble 10 probably CO.
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TO remove n troublesome corn or
bunlon: Firstsoak tho corn or bunion
In warn, wnttrs to soften It. then pare Ii
down m closely rs possible without
drawing blood and apply Chambcrlatn's
Pain Balm twice daily: rubbing vgor-
ously FOR ilve minutes nj each applicn-
tion. y corn plaster should be worn for
n few Days. to protect It from the shoe.
Az general llulmcnt for sprains.
bruises. IainEnCsn and rheumatism.
Pain Balm IL uncqualcd. For sale by
lruyEIstY
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II Baby Is Cutting rertl,

BE sure and use that old and wc,l.t-lcd
remedy. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
syrup FOR children teethnE. It soothcs
the ch'd. softcns the gum. allays all
pain, cures wind cole and Is the best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents u bottle. mw&f
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Died Suddenly,

Gertrude. the thlrteen-year-o
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Fred. Bauer,
OF Morton avenue. MoundsviIle. died
Monday evening, after q brief illness.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock. Intcrment at Mount
Rose cemetery,
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Kearsnrse win Start on a Cruise.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Thc battlrshlp
Kcnrsarge, flagship OF the North ATTAIN
tic squadron, nailed to-day for Hamp-
ton Roads, where rendezvous Is be!ng
made Of tho torpedo fleet and several
ships OF the squadron for n cruise. The
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GOING TO CHICAGO.
You Can Get Benefit of Low Fares
Over Pennsylvania Lines.

Excursion tickets to Chicago will be
sold from Wheeling and other ticket
stations on the Pennsylvania lines De-
cember list, I'd. and 3rd account Inter-
national Live Stock Exposition. The re-
turn limit will be December 9th, and
they may be obtained ut any ticket
office OF the Pennsylvania lines. Ask
John G. Tomlinson. ticket agent, about
further particulars.
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Pensions Granted.

Special Dispatch to the lntciligenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. T., Nov ?e.-Pcn-
sions have bcsn granted to West Vir-
SlnIn anpllcapF'.ea follows:
Observation-Disclosures j. Estes. (war with
SpaIW, Tnacxer, $40.
Albert y. Wilburn. Terra
Alta. TO $50; Join McFann, Llttlcton, to
IS.
Widows--Loulsa Lemon. Laurel Dale.
sl2; Helen A. Smith, Upland. sl2.
Additlonalt,afurgc McDade. Gun
Vile. Si2.
a pension wns also granted to the
minors Of blackburn Weaver. Eliza
beth. for Sl2. 49,
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Moundsyille Briefs,

Rev. a. Moore will preach in the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday morning. The Epworth
League and Christian Endeavor Society
VIII hold 4 union prayer meeting In the
morning at o'clock.
At the home Of the bride on Sixth
street, this evening, w!ll occur the
wedding OF Miss Cora Parkinson and
Mr.. Martin McFaddcn. The ceremony
vii! be performed by Rev. w. d. King,
Of the NJ. Z. church.
Judge Rayburn and wife. Of Kittan-
ming, Pa, and Mrs. Joseph Gaut, OF
Buena Vista, Pa, arrived yesterday to
attend the McFadden-ParkInson we'd
ding.
0. B. Altman and ]. II. Gillespie and
families. OF Roberts Ridge, will leave
to-day on the steamer kanawha. for
their new homes in Putnam county, W.
Va.
Mrs. ", l.. Hammond has returned
home from visit at her old home In
Buckhannon. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Miss Matte Daily.
Some of the people living in the
Hood district expect to move 10 the
count OF the Good.
David Eonar. one OF Marshall coun-
tvs veteran school teachers. OF Bow
mans Ridge was transact!ng business
here yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. ]. d. Schmcld, of New Mar
tMsv!lle, will arrive to-day, on visit
with her parents, Mr., md Mrs. ]. F.
Curtis.
Shlp!ey Foster. OF Pleasan: Valley,
and family VIII leave to-day FOR their
new home In Putnam county.
Frod. NJ. Brown and George W. Con-
ncr, of Sherrnrd, WERE here yesterday
on business.
Arch MclSlroy has returned from n
visit with relatives In NV. Cumber-
land. a.a-.--
B. r. Meighcn Is n, Weston, attend
Ink meeting OF the asylum directors,
i. B, Francis. Of Limestone. VAS
transac'inS business EcT yesterday.
J. D. Bwrley hr: returned from n
Dusincsa trip 10 Washington. D. c.
Charles Clark, OF slstcrsYllic. was
hero yesterday, Wishing relatives.
Miss Jessie Martin has returned from
II visit with relatives In Beilaira.
Thomas Kemp, OF crrsap. was CALL
ins on friends hctc yesterday.
krarsargc has taken the pace OF the
cruiser New York rs flagship during the
overhaulIng OF the latter at ..,e Brook
Ign navy yard. 1t Is said that the
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George Washington Wilson was fifty
seven years Of age and q native Of Ohio.
He entered the Union army when eigh-
teen .ears Of age, us q private In tho
Fifty-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
and served throughout the war, coming
out first lieutenant. In 1866 he took
up the practice Of law and in 1869 enter
ed the Internal revenue service. He
served In various capacities, r.Jlpt,
from one important position to another
until he became the head of the bp-
reau. Commissioner Wilson was re-
garded as the most thoroughly inform
ed man on internal revenue subjects
who ever entered the government SER
vice. and was consulted on all meas
ures affecting the revenues uhnt have
been before Congress for many years,
The funeral will be at Hamilton, O.,
on Thanksgiving day. The party, In
Guiding Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. PardOnuer
and Chief Deputy Williams, Will leave
here Tomorrow. over the Chesapeake. &
Ohio road ut p. M. go:nS via Cine in
natl to Hamilton. where the intermcnt
Will take place.
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Rising ut Parkersburp.

pARKERSBURG. W. Va, Nov. ~
To-day opened clear after weeks
steady storm OF rain and SNOW. The
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krarsargr has taken the pace OF the
cruiser New York rs flagship during the
overhaullng OF the latter nt .ae Brook
Ign navy yard. It Is said that the
ke:rsarGc is the first .battleship 10 be
made 4 flagship,
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ease Of tho kid.
neys and womb.
I Tns in o weak,
nervous con d..
ton and began to
have dreadful
palpitation Of tho
heart. was CON.
fined to the bed.
I had given up
all hope of over
being we'll again.
] comm a
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USE the Visible Writing Bar-Lock
Typewriter.
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BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
cAPIrAl-St.J,OO

WILLIAM a. lSETT.. President
MORTIMER POLLOCK. Vice President
J. A. MILLER. .Cashiec
J. II. McDONALD.......... Asst Cashier
Drafts on England. Ireland. France and
Germany -l--.-...-.-.,
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CATARRH OF THE. PELVIC ORGANS.
The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick

Il .
tarrh OF tho organs peculiar to women OF
pelvic organs, and euro themselves with
Fortuna, how much unnecessary suffer,
Ing would be saved. 4
Mre. Knrolina sutor, 2lss Vino street,
cincinnati, O., says: 1.-TWO years ago
tel on tho leo. At first did not think
that had hurt myself; but several
months after ! felt pains in tho abdomen,
and little later, my mcEscs failed to
appear. wrote to You In regard to it
hearing that you cured female troubles,
and followed your directions. took
Fortuna and Man.a.lin. now hsve
tho best OF health.
Mrs. Mario Hanson, OF Nlebull, Wis.
writes: about two years $50 I had dis.
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Business catrrs,cd to our care will re.
ccftc prompt an. careful attention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-19
Fears ASSASSINATION

We have said repeatedly in these
columns That the people Of Nevada are
the most enslaved people in the Unit, d
States, and the most enslaved people
under any enlightened government on
the earth, and we repeat it, should the
work of N assassin not overtake US as
it has been frequently threatened that
it would, it is our intention to give to
the people the methods Of the gang in
detail.-Reno journal.
Several times of late the editor of the
Journal has limited that he has been in
receipt Of mysterious communications
threatening his life. He should pay
no attention to these phantoms. The
man who sends the editor these letter!
is either a practical joker or poor
miserab BILE coward whe would not kill
jack rabbit if the animal was comb
toward him.
We do not think our esteemed frien(
Of the Journal is ia any danger of as
sassination. The paper doesn't sta,
on one side of the political fence or an!
other question long enough for any
body to draw bead on it, and DR.
! Carver, the wing shot, in not in Reno