davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-25
Tennis Meeting.

All members Of the tennis club are
requested to meet at DR.. w. l..
Kistlsr's offide at 7:3o o'clock, to-
morrow evening.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-25
BRIEF ITEMS OF !
TOWN AND STATE !

( TOWN AND STATE !
@~>%><~>>>~>~~%<>%~~~~~~%x
Dan Dunkel spent yesterday in
Reno.
Just received new clothing at Girls
wold's.
Engineer Canady is improving
rapidly.
The Misses Springer are in from
ST. Clair.
The Nevada House annex is being
repaired.
The ranchers are all rustlng hay
pitchers.
The Slip mill is running on ore from
the Slip mine.
S. Dildlne and the boys were in
town yesterday.
The Wadsworth Mill is running on
Cabin No. . ore.
Mrs. J. H. Whited is up from Sac
ramento for visit.
Lee Updike has returned from the
O. r. T. convention.
The erection of Catholic Church
has begun at Yerngton
A. R. jeffrey was in town yester-
day for load of furniture.
Miss Abbie Wightman is attending
Commencement exercises.
Lew Meder. one of Carson's most
respected citizens died Sunday.
Marco Medin. a prominent pioneer
of the comstock. died in Butte.
A number of local buccaroos intend
to try for prizes at the Carson Carni-
val.
An eighty horsepower hoist has been
installed at the Bell mine in Wedekind
city.
Twelve cases of new shoes-men's
ladies', children's. babies. at E. Girls
wold's. I
A carload of lumber arrived yester-
day and went forward to Olinghouse
Canyon.
Joe Luccachinini is enlarging his
front street property to make a COM
modious hotel.
Two carloads of hay were shipped
from here to San Francisco this week
by E. Griswold
There need be no idle men in Me-
vada today as employers are looking
for help in every section.
Hay hands are scarce in Mason Val
ley, and an advance in wages is de-
manded by the laborers.
The first crop of alfalfa now being
cut is light all over the State on ac-
count of the cold weather.
John H. Coleman, editor for the
Virginia City Chronicle. died in San
Francisco Saturday night.
The Douglas county creamery turns
out little over 300 pounds Of butter
daily and the patrons number nearly
100.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Miss
Lundy's Thursday afternoon, June 27.
Business of importance. By order Of
president.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. of
L. E. wish US to the fact that they will
serve both ice cream and cake and
fruit ices on the 4th Of July at Music
Hall.
Carson would Ike to have Wads-
worth NAV hoeah,U J,,rfary N . CNavniyol |
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-25
Pasture For Sale,

First-class pasture for horses or cattle by
the month; also i00acre field of fine feed for
sale for pasture only. Inquire of
ABE L. FERGUSON, st. Clair, New.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-25

Books and novels at this office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Rev. A. b. Ingram having re-
signed the pastorate of the First
Baptist church Of Corsicana, Rev.
Jef' d. Ray Of Caldwell has been
called to the care Of the Corsicana
church. In accepting the call
Rev. Ray made the following plain
statement Of his views on the sub
iect Of worldly amusements;
IL feel impressed to say that |
am fully persuaded Baptist
church ought to be composed only
of regenerate people; and that, fur.
ther, these people should bear the
fruits of regeneration in their
lives. To be specific, ] behave 1t
only hurtful both to the individual
and to the cause of our Lord for
church members to participate in
any OF the following, viz The
use of intoxicating liquor as bev-
erage, publicly or privately, much
or little; card playing, whether toI
pleasure or profit; social dancing
whether in the public hall or tn,
private parlor; patronizing or en-,
couraging the theatre in any Of it'
seductive forms; all forms of gam
bling, whether In the ordinary anC
direct method or by the rattle, III,
lottery, or the more iusidious-bu
none the less dcmoraliliug-'deal
ing in futures. In my work amor
you ] shall teach these thing
publicly and privately, and ! crav
not only your tolerant forbearnnc
but your cordial assistance in cuI
tiyatiug these views
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
DISTRICT COURT.

Cases on the civil docket Of the
district court have been set as fol-
lows:
NJ. & P. Bank vs.. Gilmore ct al
March s.
J. W. Gee vs.. II. & r. c. Rail
road company, March II.
Macy vs.. T. W. Drew ct al,
March II.
Nall W Nicholas, March -.
Garth, Howell d Webb W
Breach ct al, March IS.
Marshall vs.. Marshall, Marcel
13.
johnson ct al vs.. Sheriff Blacl
ct al, March Is.
Wood vs.. II. & T. c. Railroa,
company, March II.
Kempuer ". Adams, March 10
McConnico vs.. Western Unioi
Telegraph company. March II.
Clay ct al VI. Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad company
April /.
Steele vs.. Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad compan!
April /.
/ Rudasill ct al VS.. Gannaway
al, April 3.
Isbell ct al vs.. Gooch ct a
April 4.
Vaughn ct al vs.. C. W. x b. '
Railroad company, April s.
B. f. Higgs VS.. City of Bryal
April 8.
The criminal docket will |
taken up the third Monday, Mare
lis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Admiral Sampson has again
called down upon his head the
righteous wrath of the press Of the
country because Of his snobbish
and contemplate conduct towards
Gunner Morgan. The incident has,
however, only served to make a
hero as well as an ensign Of Nor.
gan. Because OF this and the
Schley incident, Sampson stands
discredited and jespised before the
country, and is only supported by
official fayoriti'm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Statements Of the per capita Of
money in this country reminds Us
Of what Mr.. Dooley might have
said: Men Of means, d We say,
Hinnisy? IT'S me ilr aud Rookie.
Teller could raise $lOO,OOO,OOO inny
day. Ould Rocky is good for
s99, 500 999.99, and 'twould be a
sorry day for Dooley whin he
couldn't raise the rist Of it.-Farm
and Ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
DELIVERED THE YACHT.
Crew That Took the AtalantA TO Vens'
suela HAD a HID Voyage.

sueia Had HID voyage.
New York. March 5.-The ships com.
rqny that left this port on Jan. 81. IN
CAV Goulds former yacht Atalanta,
transformed into the gunboat Restau'
ador under Venezuelan colors and
equipped with snowy naval uniforms
aud hops Of attaining Venezuelan com
missions. have returned home ON the
liner PHI al 'lphia. They were gone
little over month. although they ex'
pected to deliver the boat 90 the Nene-
Euelan government In 10 days
The yacht was sold 10 the Venezuelan
government early IN January and CON
stitutes the entire Venezuelan navy.
Her armament consisted when she
sailed. Of four 6-pounder Hotchkis guns
a 8-pounder and two 2.pounders and
she was loaded with ammunition. Capt.
jeremiah Merthew was in command.
Under him were 90 men. Signor keb
rum went along rs the representative
Of the South American republic. The
men shipped under contract stipulat'
ing that American wages would be- paid
in any event and their passage back.
/ All that would be- required Of them
would be 10 deliver the boat 10 the gov
ment at IaGuaym. They then could
return or take service in the cause of
the republic.
The first night at sea the ship ran
into a storm which damaged her CON
siderably and ragged for four days II
was de,,hed To run into san Juan, but
the coalA' given completely out be-
fore that port was reached. The cabin
furnishings which had been in the yacht
since the DAYS Of Jay Gould We're
dropped into the furnaces fancy wood
paneling, plrticrrcs, carpets aud tables
aud finally the proyisions-such Of those
that would burn npidly-were put into
the fires.
At san Juan. the Rcs'aurador lay
from Jan. 10 Feb. q. being repaired
and rcfttcd. Here she was joined 10y
another agent OF the government AZ
ter departure from san Junn, according
70 the story Of one of the crew, the YES
sci was ordered 20 lombard the town of
Cmuruno, held supposedly 10y the rebels
The guns had bcen trained ON the town
when IL was learned from q flag that
the town had been rarap'urcl hy the
! government
shortly after this number " pris
oners were placed on board the httl
!. gunboat Among the prisoners wa
the insurgent general commanding tina
3 part of the country. lie had been sen
fenced 10 be shot but the government
4 decided to send him to la Guaym an
thence 10 Caracas where the sentenc
was TO be- carried ont. He was hops
!, lessly crushed and spoke to nobody. \
long a. the boat was visible from th
? / toWu MS VIII anu hhuhAN'An nf''' "A
high peak gazing after him.
The vessel ran aground ON the islam
4, Of Coche, in the Straits Of Margrit'
She stayed there until the 2jth. Sh
was pulled OF by "a tug and Germa
70 and Dutch steamer that happene
b along. On the same day the vess'
touched at three other small ports, w
Of which were Wanda and Cumani
, at which she took ON more prisoner
and soldiers.
Al The ship got into IAGuayra Feb. Il
/ The ship WIS no sooner in port whe
the prisoners and soldiers We're di
= charged, aud the government put q
N skipper, his officer and most OF the me
r. OF here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
THE BoeR WAR.
Surrender Of Botha aud Delarey l. Con-
AdsntIy Believed In London.

Surrender Of Hotha aud Delhrey u ton-
ndentIy Believed In London.
New York, March, 5.--Boer war news
continues favorable, says The Tribune's
London correspondent, and the spirits
of the ministerial followers me rising
Not only is General French clearing
the eastern district Of the Tnnsyaal, but
General DeWet has been headed OF IN
one direction and is being closely col
lowed toward Faurcsmith, 80 his cap.
ture can b. effected The surrender Of
Generals Botha and Delaney will fol-
low speedily. This, At least, is the opin'
ion Of London military men who are
now more confident In their forecasts
than they have been during the past
months. Il is rumorcd In parliament
that Sir Michael Hicks. Berch has two
budget, In preparation, one adapted for
the close Of ho,tilties and for an indeh
mite concurrence Of the present plan Of
guerrilla warfare. One Is believed to be-
much more favorable than the other "a
the taxpayers, but each i, reported u
involve considerable widening Of the
azea Of Indirect taxation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

The Eagle is prepared 10 quote
low prices on engraved wedding in
vitations from a IT. Louis house of
the very highest standing, that does
thework Of very best class. II
Have you seen the new line Of elo-
gantly tailored trousers for spring
wear just placed on sale at Nor
woods? II not you are missing
something nice. ~
Good, gentle, family buggy horse
for sale cheap. Apply to \. b. Bal
lard. -
Just received an elegant liue oI
new neckwear. Thomas X Hun
tor 78tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
nrhi. In An.trlnn Hslch.r.lh.

Vienna. March 5.-Fisi, again were
the u-omuvnt feature iu today's
-es,iru of the rpich,mth. \ Czech
Radi-nl, named Rauorkn, started the
upruar by insisting ON making speech
in the Czcch's Language. Acting Presi.
dent Pmde, prohibited him FROM speak.
ing, whcrcup1n Frcssl a Czech Radi-
cal, rushed 20 the presidential chair,
mntched the papers from the desk and
crumplcd them into ball A member
Of the German Peoples party, named
Malik spnng upon Fressl and belabored
him. Berger, Pan German, joined in
the fray and showercd blows upon
Fressl. Others joined in lighting aud
noise became terrific. Combaants were
separated finally and the sitting Of the
house suspended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1901

The people of Beaumont have
just witnessed the grand spectacu-
lar effect Of the burning Of a pond
containing 100000 barrels Of oil
from the Lucas geyser which was
set ON fire by locomotive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Constantinople, March 5.-The forces
now in Macedonia are regarded as sufh-
cient for the maintenance Of order. The
object OF the additional movement Of
troops was merely to assure AN efficient
watch ON the frontier TO prevent bands
OF Bulgarians from crossing,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Secretary Wilson of the Agricul-
iural Department, was for several
ysar- president Of the Iowa Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College,
where co.education has long been
in successful operation, and knows
from experience whereof he
speaks. The University Of Texas
is conspicuous example of coed
ucational success, against which
we have never seen or heard a word
OF protest. Those who oppose the
location of the Girls Industrial
School at the Agricultural aud
Mechanical College must base their
objections upon something Other
than lack of merit in the system
or the assumption that the mora
atmosphere of the state makes
Texas an exception.-Farm ant
| Ranch.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
SUMNER HOMES
Small Parcels of Land at waimes
Hawaii. to be Opened.

Small Parcels Of Land At Waimes,
Hawaii. to be Opened.
The proposition TO have q certain
tract Of land at waEmea. Hawaii. sur
veyed. opened and divided into small
lots suitable for the erection OF sum
mer homes has net with instant fav-
or. II such action Is taken one hun
drsd parcels Of ground would be open
ed and thrown upon the market Wal
mea has ali the attractions Of the
summer resort 1t possess an
ideal climate. beautiful scenery and Is
famed by cooling breezes at q high
and heaIthful altitude
The suggestion comes from Land
Commissioner Boyd It IS proposed
to have the land divided into ave acre
parcels. The land viii not be ready
for occupancy before the arst Of the
PEAR.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10

oneTs attorneys that Judge Gear had
10 righs to order Pahla 70 rec0zve5
the land which be had purchased
fFOm = minor under the guardianship
Of the court
The Court held that it hzd jurisdic.
ton in that the land vas property un-
der the guardianship Of the Cozrt-
Al application for . second writ Of
habeas corpus win be made to the
Supreme court
When Attorney Robertson said that
be would appeal. Attorney Davis said
that he had never heard Of an appeal
against the dismissal Of 4 writ o.
habeas corpus
The Court. referring to Attorney
General Dose's appeals from the
granting OF habeas corpus. said that
II had heard Of . great many things
Of late.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
New Pipe Organ Hsrs.

The new pipe organ for the German
Lutheran Church has arrived from
Germany and viii be set up IN the
church next week The organ win be
formally dedicated on Sunday. August
%, by Professor Ballaseyus. who is
the Organist Of the Lutheran church.
This organ win be probably the finest
instrument OF the kind ever brought
to Hawaii. It was manufactured By
the same firm in Germany that made
the great pipe organ in the Boston
Music Hall. which is one of the larg-
est pipe organs in the world and one
of the most famous for its rich tones.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
ersna jury Makes Report.

A partial report was made to Judge
Gear by the grand jury yesterday
morning. lnasmuch as the report re-
fers to indictments which are being
considered in the jury room ii was
not made public. The reason OF It's
being made al all was TO satisfy the
Court in regard to the matter OF TAX.
ing up the habeas corpus cases. Judge
Gear having announced that he would
be likely 10 discharge the jury unless
the habeas corpus cases we're speedi-
~ presented 10 the grand jury by the
Attorney Generals department.
According 90 the report of the jury
Il had acted upon the instructions oi
the Court and had aseertained that /,
was the intention OF the Attorney Gen
erals department to present the ha
beas corpus cases on Monday next
Deputy Attorney General Cathcari
viii handle the cases.
After the report had been read by
Judge Gear he returned It to the jury
to be kept secret saving that IL wa.
satisfactory.
The grand jury is also al work up
on some new cases. several indiet
ments. il is said. being in prospect
The Kahuku riot. which took placs
a couple OF years ago. Is being gon,
over. witnesses being summoned II
the cases OF the three Japanese whC
were released from prison where the,
had been confined on charges OF muE
der and manslaughter. having beer
convicted by the verdicts OF juriei
which were less than unanimous. dur
ing the transition period
The grand jury adjourned yester
day morning until this morning at Il
O'Clock Il is thought that 3 numbe
os indictments viii be returned today
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
- e. saek % JalI.

Prank Pshla was yesterday ordered
hack to jail by Judge Gear.
A decision WAS rendered BY the
Court IN the mstter OF the annlioafion
of Pahia Tor release from imprison-
ment on q writ Of ha0eas corpus. the
writ being denied and the applicant
being ordered to jail. according TO the
original order Of the Court in the
case,
Pahia win remain in prison for
contempt q court until he makes 4
deed returning TO Msiama the land
ia Koolan. On the other side Of this
Island. ne purchased from her when
she vas q minor under guardianship.
7, vas about two weeks ago that
Frank Pahia was committed to jail
for contempt q court On refusing to
draw W such a deed, Thsn writ
q habeas corpus was secured iron
the Supreme Court.
Penaing Judge Gears decision upon
the writ u habeas corpas Pahia was
released from iasl under bond Of $50
Prank pahla. BY his attorneys. Rob
srtson 4 Wilder. apon the dismissal
Of the writ by Jnage Gear nled notice
q appeal 70 the Supreme coart. alse
aiirK notice with the clerk of the Sd.
prene Court 70 place TIE cAse en TIE
calendar. It Is claimsd by the prs
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10

eoumfssions yesterday 10 appoiatees
throughout the territory. At recens
meeting Of the Beard az Health the
former commissions weTe rsvoked
Serenity -ave permits we're issued res
terday and Eearly As many more wEIl
be sent out today. They are TO sala-
ried omclals connected vita the
Health once. TO government physt
clans. sherifs. deputy sherins and
various prominent residents Of the
outer districts The functions OF an
agent comprise quarantine and sani-
tation duties and powers. also the
registration Of births. marriages and
deaths IN the respective districts.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
eear Refuses ! New Trial.

The Azbill VS.. Levy case once more
came up before Judge Gear yester-
day morning. on a motion OF the de-
fendant for a new trial The Court
denied the motion after considerable
argument and AzbIll paid $500 into
court as security on appeal to the Su-
preme Court.
II was claimed by Attorney Magoon
that there had been errors in the trial
and that the judgment was not in &C.
eordanee with the evidence.
Mr. Azbill said here that he was de-
sirous OF making statement to the
Court. Magoon took his seat to give
Azbill the floor. but Attorney Davis
jumped TO his feet with an explosive
objection. Judge Gear said. however.
that he would permit the reverend
gentleman to have his say.
Attorney Davis declared that he
was always happy to listen IN the
Rev. Mr.. Azbil in the pulpit or IN
any other place but he was in hur-
~ to get through with the case.
The Court made the remark that it
considered Mr.. Azbilrs course unbe-
coming a gentleman Of his nrofassion
ana 1t is still Of the same opinion and
is not going to refuse him a chance to
be heard" said the Judge.
Azbill opened his discourse with
the theory that he had a right to
speak.
The Court set him right on this
score by informing him that he was
being allowed 10 speak through
courtesy. as he had counsel to do all
the talking necessary for him.
The clergyman then delivered q
long address on the matter Of the
transaction between Levy and him
self whereby Levy was supposed 70
become manager Of the Queen Hotel
He stated that Levy had misrepre.
sented the attitude OF waterhouse &
Company and said that Judge Edlngs
acting for Levy. had advised the lat
ter 10 accept Azbil's lease.
Judge Gear. notwithstanding the
minister's argument. held to his de-
cision that the contract for which the
$3.50 had been paid was one which the
Rev Mr.. Azbin was incapable Of hll
ing and refused to allow a new triai
or TO listen to further argument in tbs
matter.
Attorney Davis. however. manages
to work in a lecture which quoted an
thorities and didn't omit various ans
sundry subtle thrusts at Mr.. Azbill
The High Sheriff has already taker
charge OF the furniture OF the clergy
man After the money had been pAis
into court. however. Judge Gear
granted = stay Of execution.
punne Replies 70 Inspector Lowrey
Acting United States District Al
torney J. ]. Dunno sent the following
letter 70 F. ]. Lowrey. chairman O
the Board OF Prison Inspectors, in rs
ply 10 a communication from tAa
gentieman
Hunolaiu. Aag. s. 1901.
Hon. + J. Lowrey. chairman Boar
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10

saying. ne w0ala iuss % Ara4na
AID knock tAines over, smashing
sken-
The spectators Inferred that Lore.
when under the gentle lnaaenee.
swan throrgh tke farnitu-s and arie-
a-orae of tie Hart ressaencs. leaving
ruin in his Sovsal tracks.
-woald he pick things up and
smash them down.
well. he smashed thsngz IS hs
stumbled around.
What did ron dor
Wed try to quiet aim
How
Wed take hold of him and naks
him be quiet
How did Nj Love aDsna his no.
neys-
He spend a grsat deal OF !, at aus.
tons
When the Court inquired as to how
much money the plaintiff had spent
at auctions the witness could not re-
member He was Of the opinion that
It was great deal Later il develop-
ed that he sometimes was so lavish
that he actually spent as much as two
hundred dollars OF his own income
in the short period OF two weeks.
At this stage Of the proceedings one
OF the spectators in the courtroom al
most qualified for a few hours in jail
for contempt Of court. 1t startled him.
the idea OF a man being able to get
away with two hundred dollars in only
two little weeks. and his own money.
too. The spectator couldn't under.
stand it
This was long time ago when Love
bought things at auction. OF late
years he has been living In reckless
luxury on four dollars a week.
When Colonel Fitch took the wit
ness in hand he did his best to wake
that gentleman up. The witness. how
ever. continued to appear tired and
answered the interrogations indirer-
emily.
What do you know about Mr.. Love
breaking a rib while intoxicated in
your house?" asked Fitch.
He must have done that at a time
when he fell while he was drunk
While he was smashing things
you would prevent him from doing so.
would you not?"
yes. we would get hold of him and
attempt to quiet him"
Would he struggle with your"
"Yes."
Did you ever strike him."
No
His rib was not broken. then. as
the result of your knocking him to the
floor while endeavoring to quiet him.
mo. he must have done It in fall
Ing"
about these auction sales. what
| would Mr. Love buy"
"Oh. all kinds of things"
What would he do with them?"
He would bring some OF them
home. others he would leave at the
auction rooms to be sold over again,
finding. upon becoming sober. that he
had bought many things which were
of no use"
Were these things not useful in
the house2"
~some of them we're, others were
not.
did he pay outrageous prices for
themg"
The witness was not prepared 70
answer this question beyond general
statement to the effect that Love
bought things some of which were
useful. some not.
Much time was consumed on the
subject OF auctions. broken ribs. foul
dollars per week and drinks. aftei
which court adjourned to SIT shii
morning at 9 o'clock.