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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-28

In the District Court of the First iu-
dicial district nf he state OF Nevada, III
and for the County Of oru>hy.
IN the matter Of the Estate
Pob't NJ. Clarke. loo cased.
Notice of SALE Ct Personal Property.
Notice is herphv given that in p'1rsu-
ance of an order If the above named
Court. made and entered on the 18th day
of August. 1900. in the matter of the es-
tate Of Rob't NJ. Clarke, deceased, the I'M
dersigned, administrators of said estate,
will sell at public auction, or private
sale AS NAV be deemed to the best inter
est of said estate. for cash, subject to con
;irmation of the above named Court. on
Tuesday the 18th day of September, A. d.
1880. AT the hour of , o. m. of said day, at
the Law Office of y. Soderbery, opposite
North side of Capitol, the following de
scribed personal property, to wit:
| 1913 volumes law books.
236 volumes miscellaneous literary
WORKS.
! chairs.
! writing desks.
I ] document ease.
table.
gii:SS book cases
. | book case with writing desk COM
bned
statues.
l buggy.
! double harness.
IDA X. CL.rKr.
Administrative of the 6 ate OF l.r.,'l
NJ. Clarhe deceased
Dated Septem Ger II. 1000.
Notice
The above sale is postponed unit, T.
morrow Wednesday, morning at II
O'Clock a. m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-28
Notice Of Sale Of Personal
Property

In the District Court of the First lu-
dicial district nr he state OF Nevada, III
and for the County Of Drlu>hy.
IN the matter Of the Estate
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
MAINE spoRTsNEN.
As.ssf Meeting of state Association ut
Bangor.

Bangor, January 2.-Ths annual meet
ing Of the Maine sportsmsn's associate o.
was held hare this afternoon. Anon {
thoss who spoke wers Gov. Powers, Ga me
Commissioners Carleton and Oak, A. NJ
Spear Of Gardiser. Col. I. X. 5tetson Of
bangor and Col. Il. q. harrington Of Au
sussa. These officers were elected,
President--P. q. vioksry, Augusta.
Vice Presidents-A. n. spear, Gardiner
r. II, Appleton, Ban yor; w. p. FRYE,
Lewiston; J. y. HILL Augusta; Col. j
X. Stefssn, bangor: Col. II. k. Hasnlin,
Ellsworth; Charles Il. Oak, Caribou.
Secretary and reesurer-Coi. K G.
Farriu gton, Augusta.
Directors--P. o. Vickery, II. o. Var
ripgtan, Victor Mcfarland, q. q. Weld,
W. 5. Choate. ]. y. Sprague, j. N. her-
rili.
Director for the State-A. p. Goddard.
Committee on Legislation-P. q. Wick
cry, A. p. Goddard, Augusta; A. NJ.
Spear, Gardiner; W. h ParSons, Foxeroft
L. I. Carleton, winthrop.
Consulting Attornsy-A. n. Heath,
Augusta
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03


Recorder Coz was told by Cornish that
he was positive that hs was ct the club
on the night Of December 23rd. until half
past ten o'clock. He looked In his mail
boz and found nothing for MIN. Mr..
Weeks then wanted 10 know the CON-
dition OF the package when Cornish first
saw 10. Cornish said that 10 was NOS
sealed or gumned In any way. the paper
opening at onos IS soon az he cut the
string. Tbs paper was not old paper ~ he
remsm bered, and there was nothing
about 10 to attract bis notice. Mr.. o.
borna asked as to the sssl on the bottle.
Cornish thought IL had never been
broken. Mr.. Weeks asked: "Arg you
able 10 stats positively that the cork was
In the same condition when ron took the
bottle from tbs boz on Dean Der 20, as 80
was when you took u out Of tbs box on
December 24f"
at is my opinion Il wss."
"Don't you know that the parratine
could have been broken and the cork ex-
tractsd. replaced and the parratins re-
placed alsof"
al don's think it could have been done
without m having noticed It -
called. He tsssifsd that Corpish showed
MIN the Christmas present which he
thought had been sent by friend. that
he went to the water cooler Intending TO
take dose Of the bromo settler. that he
found no water In the cooler and gave up
the attempt, He identified the poison bot
ness was Patrick j. Einneran, the assist
ant Of Cornish ct the knioker booker
Athletic club. He suggested TO Cornish,
he said. that It would he well to save the
wrapper from tie waste paper basket
where Cornish had thrown 1t for the pur-
pose Of finding, II possible, some Glue to
Felix ,. Gallagher. former smploye
Of the knicKeT booker Athletic Stub, now
. broker, testified that he was friendly
with Molinsux. That he was discharged
from the Kniokerbooker Athletic club,
neux he went to the New York Athletic
club. Mr.. Osborne mad difficulty In get
ting the witness to testify rs TO the move
msnts Of Rudolph Hsiies and A. A.
Hsrpster.
Ths days prosssdins. wound up with
he's herstofors kept In the baok ground.
CoronsT's Physician Albert L. Weston
who performed the autopsy upon the body
Of Mrs. Adams told In detail the story Of
the poet mortem. Mr.. Weeks cross-ex-
amined the witness ct great length. He
elected the fact that DIR. Weston had not
made . microscopic examination OF any
part of the body of Mrs Adams, though
she physician himself acknowledged the
I'm portance Of this. Mr.. Osborne OH the
redirect examination took advantage Of
the cross examination of Mr.. weeks to
bring In the name OF b. G. Barnet. Mr..
Wesks strongly objected but despite his
efforts Recorder Gotf allowed the witness
to. testify that this last hydrocyAnio
autopsy which he had performed had been
upon the body Of Henry Crosaman
Barnet ut Grssn wood cemetery on Bebru-
ary 70, 1859. Mr.. Weeks continued his
plsadings with the Recorder and his OBJ
jections until MIR. Osborne remarked that
ne would desist and let the witness go.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
HANNA WILL BE IT ALL.
Consents To BE Chairman National
Committee.snd National Convention.

Cleveland, Ohio, January 3 -Aocord.
Ing to the Cleveland Leader information
received by It from q course second only
to Presldsnt NJ Kinley and Sen ator Han
M, Is to the effect that not only Will Sen
ator Hanna be the chairman OF the next
Republican National committee but he
will also be both the Temporary and
permanent chairman Of the Republican
National convention. This statement
may perhaps bs explained upon the hypo-
thesis that such is the expressed wish o
Pres dent Mckinley and that the Presi-
dent being the only candidate before the
con vsntion for the office he hopes the del
egates will cherrfuIly aoquiesce. 1t Is
said that the only question which has
ever existed rs to the mutation OF
Senator HsnnA's leadership Ia the com
ing campaign, was that regarding biz
health. He has now announced his wilt
ingnsss to undertake the new task next
year. Tbs same source of Information Is
authority for the statement that the dele
gates at large from Ohio to the Republi-
can national convention will be Senators
Hanna and Foraker, Gov. Nash and
Gen. Dick, chairman of the state eIecu-
tive oom mittee.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03

81 don't suppose l ought to kick"
sair recent sae nfss wet Of SATURDAY contemplating
at one and the same time the yawning
aisles in his establishment and the hur-
rying people without, ''but / do. all the
same. A rainy Saturday means a great
deal to the dry goods trade. A rainy
Friday now wouldn't care about.
But a great many stores look upon the
Saturday as one-half the weeks bust
ness, and, while naturally one or two
other lines are directly benefited by rain.
they would be just as much gamers IL It
rained on any other day. have no
doubt that the rain Is good thing. but
it's the Saturday rain that keeps me from
enjoying my Sunday. Plain
Dealer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
Will De Held in Lewiston and
Bangor.
Hon. w. T. Cobb To Pre-
side at First.
Chairman Manley Presides ut
Banquet 10 Committee.

Augusta, January e.-The Republican
state com u ittee held 0 meeting at the
Augusta house. this evening with all the
counties represented with the exception
Of Pisoatsquis. Hon. J. II. Manlsy pre-
sided at the banquet served previous to
the meeting of which seventeen members
psrtook.
Ii was ds,idsd to hold two conventions,
this year One will be held April II In
Lewiston for the purpose of eleeting dele
gstss to attend the national convention
in Philadslphia and tbs six presidential
electors. Hon. W. I. Cobb Of hocklsn 4
Was selected to preside at this meeting.
The sst ond convention for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for governor.
will be held In Bangor, June "a. The
details for the convention were postponed
to the meeting Of the comm itte1 IN Lew
iston on the night Of April 10.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
The PARNELL FUND.

Dublin, January AIT meeting of
the Parnsll men orisl committee here TO-
day. Mr.. Daniel Talon, Lord Mayor Of
Dublin presiding, Mr.. John Il. Redmond
announced the result OF the recent tour OF
the Lord Mayor and himself In the
United States In this interest Of the fund.
The committee adopted a resolution
thanking the people OF the United States
for their generosity with particular refer
enos to Mr.. Richard Croker's donation OF
three thousand pounds.
Ii was decided to proceed INN ediatsly
With the erection of the memorial.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
UNDER FIRE.
COL. FRENCH'S VICTORY.
omeiaI Conformation of Defeat Admin
istered 10 Beers.

oniciaI Condemnation of Defeat Admin
istered 10 Beers.
London, January s-The SUCCESS Of
Gen. frenoh's column 10 at length con
firmed officially, the war ofiic, tsis after
noon Issuing despatch from Caps
Town, dated Monday. January !, ~ fol-
lows:
oFrench reparts at p. m, today from
Coleskop by Photograph as follows: Leav-
inu ut Rensbsrs, holding the enemy In
front, half of the First Suffolk and q
section Of the Royal Horse artillery. ]
started thence at In the after noon, De-
ce,nber 81, taking wish ms i've squadron
Of cavalry. half Of the Second Bsrks and
90 mounted infsntry. infantry carried In
wagons and ten guns. halted for four
hours ut Ma,dsrs Farm and at 3. 30 this
morning occupied the kopje overlooking
and westward OF ColesterR. The enc
nys outposts were taken completely ~
surrriss.
AT dayli BIT We shelled the lager and
enfill ted right OF the enemy's posi-
ton. Al Q artillery nre In reply was very
hot from q it-pounder using Royal La
bcrstory ammunitioo and other gums
We biIeuCtu tuo guns w thc CnufAy
r BIT flank, demonstrating with cavalry
and guns to the north Of Coles3erg. TO-
wards the junction, where strong
laager of the enemy Was holding q bill
and position southeast Of Colesherg,
rs far es the jonotion. Our position
outs the line OF retreat from the road
and bridge. GONE thousands Of Beers
with two guns are reported GO be rstir'
ing to Norval's Point. AL Remington
SCOUTS proceeded towards Aohterlind
yesterday morning Slight casualties.
About three killed and few wounded.
Details later"
Brief Independents messages from
Rensburg fiied the evening VI January i,
supplement Gen. French's despatch, but
slightly. According 10 them tne British
were still Smelling the Boer position Mt
5 O'Clock Monday evening and expected
to enter Colesberg today.
The British losses were three killed and
seven wounded. No officer was killed
or wounded.
The Eosrs are supposed to have suffered
heavily from the accuracy of the British
artillery ire.
Gen. Frsnch's statement that the Beers
were using Is FOUNDER and Wooiwioh
ammunition evidently shows that the
Beers used one Of the British guns CAP
tured at Storm berg.
The Boer strength in the engagement
with Gsn. French was estimated st from
5000 to 1000.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
sCHooNERs ASHORE.

Halifax, MS, January 2.-The schoon-
or Clara Jane Of Georgetown, p. K. l. +,
bound to Syuney. q. b., with . cargo OF
produce, went ashore last night at the en-
trance to Murray harbor and became q
total Iesi Ths bopsail schooner Ida,
on voyage to Nersh Sydney. @. b., Hsr-
Dor Grace, n. r., and Brazil, Is ashore
near sydney, G. b. She 10 owned by u.
p. Mitchell OF Halifax, and insured for
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
TREASURER MISSING.

Chicago, January "a special to the
Times Herald from Indianapolis, says
Sensational developments have come In
Shelby county with this retirement Of
County Treasurer Wilson and the In
siailation of Treasurer Lee as his suo-
oessor Ali the booKs of the office for
thrss years and six months rrlGr to last
June are missing and MIR. Wilson says be
does not know what has became Of them.
The corresponding books of the auditor
for the same period are missing. Ii ia
said $t25, COD 10 unaccounted for.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
TWO UNKNOWN MEN.

New York. January 1.-Two unknown
men, thought to be father and son, were
found dead today In 4 room thst they
had rented ON East gath street. There IL
something mysterious about this death Of
the men, although usath was due TO
asphxyiation by coal gas. Nothing was
found on the persons Of the men or In
the room to indicate who the men were.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
EIGHT OF CREW LOST.
Schooner Puritan Driven Ashore ON
Cabot Island

ct. Johns, N. f., January s.-The
schooner Puritan was driven ashore on
Cabot island In heavy gale yesterday
and eight out Of her crew OF nine were
lost. Six were married men with fami-
lies. The survivor broke his arm. Il is
feared that ether diss sters will be ohro nj :
oled within day or two as the results of
the same gale.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
VOTE FAVORED DIAZ.

City of Mexico, January IA pisDiseits
of the citizens Of the republic was he'll
yesterday regarding candidates for the
presidency In the term to begin next De-
Gem ber, and nsavy vote favored the can
didaoy of President Dixz. The result Of
the plebisoits will be announced at the
meeting Of the national convention OF
the literal party.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
A STILL ALARM.

Ttsrs was a still alarm yesterday after
noon tor chimney fire at 70 Atlantic
street, to which the new combination
chemical and ladder truck responded. A
pony chemical was used to extinguish
the blaze. but the firemen found that the
ladder truck came In handy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
SON SUSP ECTED.

Boston, January 2.-The death Of Mrs
Margaret Woods, seventy years Of age,
who &c 10 claimed died ut her home 276
Bolton street today under suspicious CIR
oumstauces. IL being Investigated. aud
Michael J. Spellane, son OF the dead
woman, 10 under detention. pending
thorough inquiry.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
NO MENTIoN OF SOUTH AFRICA n
WAR.

Lisbon. January 2.-The Cortss was
opened today. The message from the
throne declared that the cordially OF
Portugai's relations with the other pow
ers was shown by the presence In the
ireat Britain. The government 1t con-
tended had caussd itself TO be represented
at the Brussels and This Hague confer
ences. the former to check the abuses Of
alcoholism In South Africa and the latter
to reduce the frequency and to mininise
the sorrows Of war. and 1t was hoped that
both humanitarian objects would be
schieved. The remainder OF the speech
was oonf fined to domestic affa iIs and nc
mention was made If Great Britain or
the pransvAai
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
WESTBROOk.

WARREN PARISH MEETING.
At the annual meeting Of the Warren
church parish last evening Beacon
Graham WAS elsotcd clerk and treasurer
aud Deacon Varnum was reelected as
deacon for another term.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
MAXWELL CASE POSTPONED.

st. John, n. B., January a. The hear
ing of the Max well case was further ad :
journsd until tomorrow at p. m. OWN =
to ths storm some relatives OF the pris-
oner vera not able TO get hsIs and IL will
not be known until they come whether
or not extradi tion will be resisted.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
4 HIGH PRICE FOR GREEN COLT.

has bought from his trainer. K. II. G,ers,
the black ur-ysar-old pacing colt Di.
rect Hal for $1,000. This In probably the
largest sum ever paid fo- PAGER without
q record. The colt W, rked q mile In 2. IL
last fall at Louisville after having been
trained only few weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
GERMANY INDIGNANT.
Seizure OF Mail steamer Causing Con
siderable Sensation.

Berlin, January a-Strios silence 10
maintsined In Official ciroies regarding
the Bundssrash affair, but the correspon-
dent Of the Associated Pres learns that
the affair has created an extremely pain
full impression In political circles. Ensr-
gstio diplomatic steps were immediate
~ taken In Londoa and the inadmissa-
bility Of the right Of British cruiser TO
search Q German mail steamer on she
high seas is smphssioaliy asserted. The
government II waiting London's response
before taking further aation.
The press CONTINUES 70 point out th .
innovation involved IN Great Britain's
action IN ssizing . vessel between neu
trail ports and ssarohing Tor contrnbaud
destined to further trAnspor tation In or
der 10 reach the enemy.
The owners Of the Dsut ,hsland deny
positively that she contained parsons or
goods 1ustifyin ssizura The Hamburg
chamber Of commerce reiteratss this. az.
pressing at the same time a firm oonvic-
tion that satisfaction win be demanded
and accorded. HAmburg's trade 10 suffer
Ing through such incidents aud this In
creasss the anti British sentiment there.
DIRECTOR CALLED TO BERLIN.
Hamburg, January s.-Ths papers here
announce that the German foreign effice
has summoned the managing director #
the German East African line Herr
Woerrmann, to Berlin, In connection
with the seizure Of the oompany's steamer
Bundesrath, by the British Cruiser Magi-
cisnne, December %. off Dslasoa Bay, on
the ground that she had contraband Of
war on board.
GERMANY DISPATCHES A CRUISER
Berlin, January 2.-Ths German sec
ond class orniser Sohwable has LETT
Darms- Saalm, seaport OF Africa, %
miles south of Zanzibar. for Lorenzo
Marc ues
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
THREE FARMERS KILLED.

!. Louisburg, Pa, January 2.-Thres
farmers were killed to-day by an srst
bound express train on the Philadelphia
and Erie division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad at a crossing near Montandon.
The men were riding In a wagon.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
DUBLIN MAKING TROUBLE.

Dublin, January 3.-Extra precautions
have bsen adopted by the military Au-
tnorities here. The con stabulary has been
fully armed. The sentries from sun
down 60 morning have been increased at
the barracks. Patrols march around,
and all leaves of absence are Suspended.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03

and we'll helped through the change of life period
am ffty-fve years old"
The of advanced who healthy and happy
invariably those wbc have known how to help
when they needed it. Mrs Pnkham will advise
free charge who writes about her health Het address
Lynn. Mass
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.

Frankfort. KY, January .. "A warrant
has teen issusd for the arrest or John II.
Whaien. charging him With attempting
the CITY,.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
HEALTHFUk
OLD AGE

tier. grew worse all the
IRIS. Pinkham's Compound.
tiles. was cured of both
l am now enjoying good
nd feel very grateful for
good your medicine has
lie me. would recommend
D ali women suffering as l
was.
Mrs. N. E. LACEY.
Pearl. La. writes;
"Ihave hadleucorrhoa
for about twenty years.
falling of womb by spells
for ten years. and my
bladder was affected. had
backache a great deal.
! tried a number of
doctors. They would re-
lieve me for a little
\ while. then | would be
Aworse than ever. l
then thought / would
\ try Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
Eleven bottles of Com
pound and one box of
Liver Pills cured me
and I am now sound
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE

frankfort, January Q I'm the House
today Trimbls, for speaker, received the
full 90 Democratic votes, and j. p. II as
we'll all of tina AZ Republicans doebsi
was elected president pro TEN of the ssn
ats. The four Democratic Senators VINO
bolsed the caucus last night voted for the
caucus nominee today.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03

n CHARMING grandraotherl
~ What pleasant In the house is delight
= - full old lady in good health!
Mrs NOBLE BARBER ST. James, Mo-, writes: al took
Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound during change of
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03

life. and have passed through that
critical period safely. l suffered for
years with falling of the womb and
female weakness. At times could
hardly stand on my feet. also had
leueorrh9a. l tried several good
doctors. but instead of getting bel
time A friend advised me to try NJ
l did so and after taking six bot
leucorrhoa and falling of womb.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
OFFICERS WOUNDED.

Pretoria, January 1.-Three British
prisoners, who were taken at Malsgro say
that Captain Gordon Chesney Wilson,
husband Of Lady Sarah Wilson. and five
give we're wounded IN . recent sortis
from Mafeking.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-03
DOUGLASS OCCUPIED.

Douglass, Cape Colony, January a.
Col. Pitcher has occupied Douglass with
out opposition and has been received with
enthusiasm by the 10y alists.
The Republican journal., 1900-11-15
Complimentary Musicale to Miss Iune Hills

A musicale, complimentary to Miss June
Ii Ills, was given at the residence of Mrs. c.
Ii. Walden, No. 10 Church street, Monday
evening. The parlors and dining-room we're
very tastefully arranged. The floral deco
ratl ons of the latter consisted principally of
foliage and red berries About rs guests
were present, and most enjoyable evening
was spent by all. Miss Hills was dressed
in white and carried bouquet of pink
flowers. Mrs. Walden and Miss Hills re-
eelved the guests. Ices, sherbet, waters
and coffee We're served by Mrs. G. A. Quinn
by, Misses Hazeltine, Mathews and Alice
Hills The musical numbers were finely
rendered, as follows:
Rubenstein, kamennoi Ostrow On IN
Miss Hills.
Schubert, Song, Who is Sylvia
Mr.. White
Miss kingsbury
Mendessohn,
but the Lord is mindful of His own
Mrs. Pitcher.
Moszkowskl, Scherzo
Fancorrier, Regrets
Messrs Sanborn, Poor, Rigby,
Miss kingsbury.
Ehrlich, Romance
Messrs. Sanborn, Poor, Rigby,
Miss kingSbury.