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HONORS
A. J. CUMMINGS
Public Memorial Services
Over the Remains in
the House.
SUCH ESTEEM RARELY SHOWN
On Two Other Occasion, Has Repre-
sentatlv~F naI Booa UseI for De-
eeased Members. the Distinction lie
ing Accorded Kelly aud Dungiey.

Washington. May 5.-Public momor-
ial services were held over the re-
mains of the late Representative Amos
]. Cummings OF New York in the hall
of Representatives. Only twice before
in recent years has such an honor
been accorded 20 a deceased repre-
sentative. those occasions being the
state funerals of Representative VIII
lam ID. Kelly OF Pennsylvania and
Representative Nelson Dingley OF
Maine.
Almost the entire membership OF
the house and senate were present.
Delegations from the New York Grand
Army of the Republic. Typographical
Union No. 6. the New York Pilots
Association and various letter carriers
associations were in attendance. Sec
rotary Cortelyou was present as rep
resentative OF the New York Press
Club
Rev. DR.. Conden. chaplain of the
house, offered the opening prayer. Ad'
dresses were made by Rev. Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe OF the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church and Rev. J.
G.. Stafford of 81. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church.
The body arrived here from Balti'
more in the morning and was con.
veyed TO the hall of the house by the
congressional committee.
The body was taken to New York
tonight. where interment will take
place Wednesday.
The announcement Of his colleague
death was made In the house Satur-
day by Mr.. Payne of New York. who
presented resolutions deploring his
death and providing for services In
the house which were unanimously
adopted. The speaker announced the
following committee TO attend the in'
neral: Messrs Mcclellan. Wadsworth.
Sulzer. Ray. Fitzgerald. sherman and
Ryan. all OF New York; Young tPa).
Clark MOI. Foss UllD, Williams
(MissD. McCleary Mimi. Tate tGal
and Otey "a. At 12:15 o'clock the
speaker. as a further mark OF respect
declared the house adjourned. The
senate also adjourned at 2;io o'clock,
after the adoption of resolutions and
the appointment of the following IA
neral committee: Senators Platt On
". Kean IN. j.. Penrosc tPa),
Jones tArSJ. and Bailey tTexasl.
At Balt...ore the remains were cs
corted to the tram for Washington
by delegations from the Baltimore
Typographical Union letter carriers
and Grand Army. a committee from
the Baltimore Journalists Club came
10 Washington on the funeral train.
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Innn Mnr Ga ms.

Des Molnes. May 5.-The comptrol-
Ter OF the treasury has decided that
Iowa Is entitled 10 $456.il7.S9 on ac-
count OF expenditures incurred during
the civil war In equlpL.ng troops Tor
the government Ths treasury has
recommended tho allowance Of the
Iowa claim. II Is now mp In congress.
II the claims OF this state were put
on the same basis as those Of other
states which have gained refunds
through the court OF claims. she would
still be entitled TO 1929. G99.62.
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cunAN EXPORTS DECREASE.
shipment. to tho Waited states show
faIIinE ON Of S3.ouo.ooo.

Failing ON of S3.ono,oou.
Washington. May 5.-The insular d.
vision OF the war department gave out
for publication statement showing
lin comparative form the commerce OF
Cuba for the eight months ended Feb.
=. 1902 and 1901. The value OF mer-
chandise imported during the stated
period OF 1902 was Sii.659.3li. against
So. g2O.Sli for the corresponding peri
Cd OF 1901. Export figures show SIS
49, .226 worth OF merchandise in 1902
and s34. COS go in 1901. These returns
show an increase OF per cent in inn
ports and a decrease of iG per cent in
exports.
Merchandise coming from the Unit
ed States into the island aggregated
Sf9i4O.549 during the eight months
ended Feb. 2s. 1902. slight increase
over the corresponding period ~ 1901.
The exports from Cuba to the United
States during the 1902 period amount
ed 20 siS.15S.5iO. a decrease OF about
Sc 600 600. The value OF sugar ship
ments TO the United States during Feb
ruary Of 1901 was $i.320O 1888. as COM
pared with Sl.3S5.iS7 for he CORE
spondlng month OF the present year.
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4 Tr,nr r,cInnc.

4 spcclnl from GJanhury. Tex. con
firms the report of damage done az
Glcnrose 10y a tornado Tuesday. one
additional death. making n total Of
eight. Is reported. ana three OF the in
iurcd probably will die.
There were 80 persons injured. but
with the exception 90 three. " is
Thought that all will recover.
Ina Glcnrusc. 30 buildings were total
lv destroyed More than 100 persons
lrc homeless and destitute OF food or
shelter. The tornado destroyed farm
property and crops for distance OF
i've miles north OF O;lcnrOsc ana seven
miles south.
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Washington. May 5.-There was
manic In the pension bureau Saturday.
Women screamed and famed and
men made mad rush fof the doors
20 escape from the building. Their
FRIGHT was caused by the sound Of
crashing timber and their belief that
tho walls Of the ONCE had given way.
The cause Of the commotion was the
fall az an electrician from a ladder
ON which he had stood 20 make re-
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Gov..g.n. TAT sn tho water Cur"

Gov. -grn. TAFT an the water tdrc'
Gov.-Gen. W. II. Taft. of the Philip
pine islands. In his address before the
students of Yale college said. with
respect Co the evidence as 10 the water
cure and other cruelties. II must bc re-
membered chat the army OF lo,OD Ia
5000 men. hy reason of the guerrilla
warfare carried ON 10y the Insurgents.
had to be divided into 500 posts. many
OF which were commanded 10y first ana
second lieutenants or captains. ana
sometimes 10y scrgcants. ana that the
attachments In the field far exceeded
the number of posts: that this cN-
planned how II was possible. with
many engagements daily, exceptional
Instances of such abuses might occur
without typlfying the conduct of the
army. which on the whole WAS humane
and considerable toward the natives.
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r..r. MIners strLks.

Philadelphia. May 5.-sonator Han
ma apparently fears that miners
strike Is inevitable. although he viii
not say so in so many words. lie ad-
mlttcd that the Cancellation commit
tee had failed in all efforts 10 bring
about an agreement between operat-
ors and miners and that no further
meetings would be held
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Washington. May First Assistant
Postmaster General Wynne received
the FIRST word that has come TO tbs
country direct from any OF the Of
ficers OF the United States cruiser Chi
cago arrested in Venice. II Is from
his son Frank. who is captain OF the
marines on the Chicago. The cable
gram states that the sender had de-
tended brother officer from an at
tack by a mob and that there IS no oc-
casion for worry.
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URGES SEw pEPARrMENT.
President wishes Comm~rce Portfolio
Created B~fere Al i,urnm, mt.

President WINES
Created B~f"rs Al irurnm' Mt.
Washington. May 5.-The leaders Of
beth houses have been urged by Pres
ident Roosevelt 10 effect at an early
date. and without fail before adjourn
ment. legislation for the establishment
of a department Of commerce. They
are said 90 have assured Mr.. Roosc-
Welt that the bill. which will be
brought up from committee In the
house. win be passed. In such case
the new department will be estab.
Hshcd In all probability on July ! and
the new cabinet officer thereby con-
stituted will enter Office on that date.
The name of George u. Cortelyou. sec
rotary 10 the President has been fire.
oucntiy mentioned in connection with
,he commerce portfolio. lie Is gen.
orally considered admirably fitted for
the position.
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DISMISS TWO FROM HOSPITAL
sequel To Death from seal ing OF In-
sane Patent az Jackson, lille.

jacksonville. H., May 5.-The dis
missal of two after ants from the
Central Insane Hospital b. regarded
as sequel to the case OF Watkins.
one OF the patients. who was scalded
to death In a bathtub. Though the
coroner's jury did not censure anyone
connected with the afiair. IL Is gen
orally conceded that the demise OF
the patient was partly due to careless
ness on the part OF asylum employees.
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R,rat Fror Delivery.

Washington. May 5.-Rural free de-
livery will be- established June AZ
Hopedalc Tazowell County, H.. Con
way. Tay or County. Kcllerton. Ring
gold County. Iowa. Additional! serv-
ice will be- given at Russiavillc. How
ard County. Ind.
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The hay shed and elevator belong.
ing Ia James Lindsay. of Smiths
Creek. was destroyed 10y fire. causing
n loss az $1,000. The building con.
famed considerable hay ana grain.
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ANrIlI.AN IKAHrE
,ursrNrNrSIS DETROIT.

MIAk Nn'fAH.H W. 80
DETROIT OPERA nOrSE Ms Patrick camp
boil Evening" at~ Sat. n ttiu'' 40 =
IYtFtM THEATEH Pike Co TIL" Moth and
the FIamr" Maj. 3c Eve. iaC. &c, o. sSc.
WuiINEY GHANB- East Lynne Mat.nccs
iuc and -ac. Evenings to-. -ov auo "a
WoSuEHLAND- Afternoons 90 and T. luc. lc
AMI .u.. I've at o. ana psil. To- "a and -ot.
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Monument. Colo. May 5.-A forest
Gre has been raging on the govern
men, reserve about fourteen miles
west OF this place. II has extended for
a distance OF eight or ten miles. and Is
burnlng ferceiy.
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o,o., wi,h~imina q. wing.

The Hague. May Queen Wllhci-
nina. Il Is feared. is dying.
At II o'clock Sunday evening her
condition was described ms critical
and the physicians In attendance he'd
ont small hope for her recovery.
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and chceriulncss soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 20 prevalent
thathis notuncomnon
for a child % be born
afflicted with veal; hid
ueys. 1.-THE child URN
atcs TOO citcn. NJ iic
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Denver. May 5.-The business por-
ton OF Rifle. Colo. on the Denver and
rio Grande Railroad. twenty-six miles
west OF Gicnwood Springs. was almost
entirely destroyed by FIRE. The loss Is
estimated at 100000.
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New York. May 5.-Arsenal. n 3.
vear-old son OF the famous Splinter
Iampilghter. won the Metropolitan
Handicap and It's $3.50 reward from n
aeld OF eighteen starters at Morris
Park.
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Nnmr. u. tIay Evans.

Washington. May 5.-The President
has sent the nomination of II. Clay
Evans. TO be consul general ut Lon
don. To the Senate.
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BASE BALL.

Below we publish the standing Of
the American and National league clubs
IN ~ and including the games played
on Monday. May ..
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JAMES BROWN

insurance Agent and Notary
Public with seal -Cullrc-
tluus made, Deeds and Mort
cages made out, aud Marriage
License procured on short
notice.
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4 swlndlcr armed with n BOGUS let.
Ter az credit AMI giving seven dinere'lt
aliases has cleaned up about S2""
from rotcIkeepcrs Ia middle. western
aud eastern cities with bogus checks
drawn on the Earl Fruit CO.. OF Caii-
fnrnia. -,
\ crroner's jury ut 50. louis. Mo.
hos decided that the killing OF Mrs.
Settle Fargo by her husband. Harry
n fargo. was an accident. farg" re.
turned home UNEXPECTEDLY. lie found
hls wife out. and che did not return
until midnight. She was aGssnpsfAin1
bv n man. Fargsnnnd ~ stunt the
man. hut the bullet struck his wire.
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BiddlGCOnb'S
Art Studio ! ! !
Melsel Block. PORT HURON

Having had years Of experience In
the Photographic art, We are prepared
% do your work right aud at reason
able prices. Ask any OF our patrons
what kind of work we turn out; ash
EN- IL we don't save them money
They can tell as much as We can
Ih"'vr tried rs and are our permanent
ustUmcrs. You'd be too If you'll ash
IN.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition. beauty. vigor
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Send. wrr.hIp Co santa domingo.

Washington. May $50 serious has
become the revolt in Santo Domingo
that upon the request of the secretary
Of state. Secretary OF the Navy Moody
instructed the Cincinnati 90 proceed TO
the waters of tnat republic and protect
American interests. The Cincinnati
has been ordered 90 report To Min
lister Powell. with whom she will act
II IL should appear that Mr.. Powell or
any American citizens are menaced
marines will be landed AID Will re
main ashore as long as may be nee
gsgary
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pairs 10 IN electric connection. Feel
ing the ladder slipping from under his
feet. he grasped the moulding which
concealed the wires and the ripping
OF the wires from the ceiling and the
of the ladder as II fell upon
the floor produced noise which
sounded like the falling of n wall.
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rublIshrr. Gain "a 10 nt.

Washington. May 5.-Thc publishers
who are hghting the exclusion OF their
publications from the second-class pos
tai rates scored point in the dis
trict supreme court. The court over
ruled the governments motion To re-
quire the complaining publishers. dur
ing the pendoncy of the restraining
orders against the postonice depart
ment, To furnish adequate bond or de
post cash with postmasters covering
the higher third-class postage on their
publications.. the excess To be refunded
In case the publishers finally win. The
cases will be decided in few days.
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Washington. May 5.-The house
committee on rules decided To report
a special rule for the consideration OF
the financial bill introduced by Mr..
Hin of Connecticut and favorably re-
ported from the committee ON coinage.
weights and measures. terminating
the coinage of standard silver dollars
and providing for the increase OF the
subsidiary silver coinage. The com
mittee also decided 10 give time TO the
anti.anarchy bill reported by Chair
man Ray OF the judiciary committee
and the immigration bill reported by
Chairman Shattuc of the immigration
committee. No exact time was set
for taking up any OF the measures.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. extras, &c; hrsts'
giG2ec: fancy selected dairy. lHi-oc' pae"-
ing stock itf'tc ,.e.,,,t..
ChecFc-cnoicc state october. ia'hS'so
per ih a.. -
doZ ~. - -
i6,liic. dark amber. SUP. extracted %
Nf.pir snrnr-Ncw made. ~ ucr IL.
Nprics-Fancy tiGl 90 per Dbl; choice
slg,i En- rer bhi. common. - per bhl,
potntora-MiChiEan. out 81 store WH
a. an 80 hu. new Bermuda. s. 80 per bu
ortnng-N irhiran. 81 - per hu' spanish
a "a. prrmudaH. s. per b. crate.
Tou.try-Hroilera. lsWec; I've mems.
ts,Lr. Ola roostcrn. c.. springs. hci young
f,rks qfioc young turkeys, loHilc.
,.g,s. Ease per 10. Dr, ss'd fowl, 10 .
Chick nr he. ducks iiHiict Erc-C. sHloc
tm~t,vs Young i2Nl}c. old, lNfilc.
'br,ared Cafvcs-FanCy. saNhc pcf ID
fair 1n1ttc per ITO. -
'ti.V-prires on ballcd hay, new. arc
a. getlows. No. ! timothy 81 AHfll. No.
= s,o In. clover. mixed NOaio %: rye straw,
90 r0. wheat and ont straw. $40 % per
49,, Ia car OTIS Z q. b. Detroit
yvcoi-Dctrou buyers are paying the inl-
,,,,,t,. prIces: Medium and coarse un-
,aehed. ifNi5c. uuc do, lic' u" p"'NA'
- pilwpshcd tags. &c per 10
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urine sc@.d- the flesh or %, when tie child
reaches an acc wHca {; srosld Be- adj. %
control the ra--c-c. 10 O. set -f.l.r.ci -.i,h
be5.vc''.a-. cercGa upoH g. the csa-e 0f
the difficulty g. ..--cy ir5utlc and tho il.5,
-,r7 should o. towards ihc treatment 81
ihe-c important organs. This ur-lr---Ht
trouble b. due 10 diseased condition 70 i3c
hidacys and BLADDER ana nc, to q hat., &c
most people suppose,
Women a. we'll &C. men arc made mig
cradle with kIaney and bladder trouble
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate eiio.t Of
Swamp-Root g. soon realized. Il IS sold
BY druggists. In fifty 81
cent and one dollar rr :, ''',,;;iII..'-s
sizes. You may have Lf,s -s...l f,.,:I
sample bottle by mail --sass. s.-.-4ss -
free. also pamphlet tell Home q swamp Root.
ing all abou, Il. including many Of the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. n. Y. be sure and
mention this paper.
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u,tr.It Wheat. No I. white poe. No.
2 r,d Sc. May. 1900 bu at sc. JAY. lV.pH
lu IN $40. - 600 bu az Sic. No. RED. SIC
mixed winter. SIC per bu.
Corn-No . mixed. Sic: No. yeho"'
Ctikc per bu. -.
Oatr-No . whnn. 1880; No. ? do. c1f
al sCa.c closing nominal at "isc' rcj'c''"'
cars "a fGi-C per hu.
red. SEC -. c,~,c,,l,..
oatF-No = tn43i-c No = white H-s
isisc. ~. white. NffiIc.
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rIIE MARKETS.

Detroit Cattle. Tho cattle buyers
claim that they are unable to dispose
al their beef and gave thAf ua their r,u-
SON Tor refusing to maintain last week
prices. II De- fafd that some % the largest
vhu'tstlr hutcharz OF the city arc loaded
up with supplies that VIII last two 90
three weeks. Mich COWS. strong Tor go'a
KIND. average price so 60 No, choice
steers ltrG 90. good Co choice butcher
steers. 100 Co ll"' pounds, - ioi1 ~
Vpht q, good butcher steers and h'i"rs'
81 -..5 common Co fair butcher bulls
81 slag 30. good shipper bulls, ~ a'hs'
feeders aud stccktra. - lnta.
!a,,g-iicst Clipped lambs, s"ih ~; best
wool lambs s. gifff %. light 90 good mixed
f,,. q .Uug. ystr'ines. stffs ~. fair 10
good butcher sheep. $40. cults ana conn
mon S315 81.
HorF-Iirht % good butchers So 7,H6 %;
pigs uuI SIGHT workers. s. 3 40 90 rouEhs'
g. -U+b. ruurhs. ID ~ -,
chicago -.'ltt',s Depreciation Ia tho
price of cattle and reduction IN conslnp'
tl.n during "a, past week are salt ON
the most trustworthy authority % have
r,ru'tpd iu "A loss 90 s-0lu1l 20 the i've
stock fllstrs adjacent Co Chicago: Good
d, prIfnp steers s. fiu1 20. poor 20 ne
gfuT1 s. fuFfg o.. Ftu'krrs and feeders,
g. .uHs. COWS. 81 touj 70. hcitcrE, y -."i1'
rauDtrs q sGfi2 o., bulls. s. 800 4o'
rr'v,a. S-uf. Texas led steers. - 80" ~
Sheen. Good Co choicr wgthcrs, - so
Is ,U. ftl- 70 choice fnlN.t. 81 tSI' 80 ~ cst,
.rr .hcrp 81 gyd6 90. native 'lmbs. 81 80
q Oh. western lifnhs, - -''I' - ""'''
Unrs- Missed and butchers. = 7oH7 u,
GOOD 90 choice heavy. aint 20 rnut J
h,yvv. g. 15H1. Hght. 81 'iH6 % bulk oil
| .a.ea. @; llfi1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22

United States Senator T. NJ. Bard
OF California and William Gates have
been developing their property in the
kingston mountain. Their claims are
on an iron dyke $50 feet wide and
many miles in length, which runs a
bout 20 per cent iron and $l2 in gold.
Ihe mountain is twenty-five miles
southwest from Sandy.-I.incoln Co
Searchlight.
Mrs. Rose Howard, who owns sew
efal valuable claims in Chiquita hills
and works tnem herself, mas made an
pllcatlon for membership in the Min
ers Union OF Searchiight Lincoln Co.
Ihls being the first case OF the kind
on record the union has referred the
matter to the headquarters of the
Western Federation of Miners for in
structions.
At the meeting of The Democratic
county committee held Monday even
in" a resolution was passed that no
ueieSate to the county convention he
permitted to hold and vote more than
two proxies in said convention. The
same resolution was passed two wears
ago and it resulted in bringing ont a
large number of delegates. It will
undoubtedly have the same effect this
year.-Elko Independent
Gardnerville now has nine saloons
which precludes the dreaded calamity
OF whisky famine
Don't fail to attend Miss Stanawav's
song recital at Guild lall next Tues
day night. Tickets on sale at Davis
q kirman's and Steinmetz's Drug
Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22
PALE SILK FOR PINK PEOPLE
Carson Ladies Make Inquiries
for Their CARGO

Since the pill and silk agent visited
this city more of his clever sales are
coming to light. Early yesterday
morning the Sheriff made a still hunt
for the agent as he wished to engage
complete silk outfit for his next
summer outing, but the agent had
moved to another quarter where he
will unload full cargo of medicine
and promises of silks on the ladies.
One lady made a trip to the drug
stores yesterday to find by what au-
thOrity the agent had disposed of his
rich goods, and as near as she could
find out he has sold the entire outfit
on his own authority One lady who
was struck with the mammont bar
gain secured seven dollars worth of
his choice patterns, and this so tick
led her that she rushed across lots
and told her neighbor of the great
bargain counter The neighbOr
when she looked at the pale silk sam
pies concluded to bedeck her entire
family in the texture Of the Orient
and ordered $14 worth OF silk and al
so secured % bottles OF the medicine
which VIII probably cure that tired
feeling that is apt to follow The
more the ladies look over the affair
the less they are saying, and it is safe
to say that within a week there wont
nave been a lady in this city who ev-
er bought any silk, let alone wear it
If the gentleman is looking for a swell
order he is requested to call at the
sheriffs Office where he will be ac-
cOmodateG.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22
A Little African Touch

The Climatic and Crop report of the
Weather Bureau for the week endinr
August is contains the following in
terestlng news item from the south
ern part of this state:
Rloville Week ending August 9TH
The past week has been very sultry
ana considerably cloudy, but no rain
as Vet. On the I'd we had a regular
African sirocco which caused Crane
and fig leaves to wilt up just the same
as II fire had touched them and curl
ed them up. burning the edges
some 1rlut damaged by the same
cause. On the I'd OF August the
highest temperature was III deereee
ana 100 at midnight: no toes getting
lrosted.-Daniel Ronelli.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22
Rich Ore

The Susanville, California. Advocate
says that John Christie and John
Doyle have returned from a trip TO
Donnelly mountain mining district.
While there they located a quartz
ledge and water right and brought
back with them some very rich piec-
eS OF rock. One fragment weighing a
pound and half, yielded about IS in
gold. The rock is free milling They
report the entire district taken up
when they left.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22

MI. and Mrs. Karge and Glib Briggs
VINO have been camping at the lake
nave returned to this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-22
A HARD RACE
Reno WhetImen Plan the ALL
Star Contest

The California All-Stars have a.
greed to ride a pursuit race against
Reno. For those who do not under
stand this style of race we will ex-
plain. The teams start and finish on
opposite sides of the track; that is,
one team starts at the half mile post
and the other in the home stretch.
In his way there is no argument re-
garding pace and contestants have to
dig from start to finish unless one
team should gain the intervening half
mile. which is little doubtful in the
coming event.
0. c. Pearn of Los Angeles. cham
pion of Southern California and Rus
sac will certainly be the Bay City's
offering, Garden City's of San Jose
will furnish the two Downings. Oak
land will probably turn loose A. Il.
Smith and the little Demon" William
son, who won for Oakland the race
with Bay City in a runaway. The
Frisco's will pin their faith on Rob-
erts and Knox. The pick of the Cali
fornia Cycling Club are dark horses"
to the writer.
This is probably not exactly the
men that will make up the team. as
Captain Carroll states that he has an
unattached rider in view
But with this aggregation it looks
as ii they will make "Cyclone John
sic" and the rest OF the champs" keep
down and cut it out Ed. Stanley will
return this morning from Virginia
and will be in at the start. The old
''warhorse" Art Peckham will prob
ably take Mershons place and do the
best he can.
From present ina.catiOns it is any
bOdy's race and hard proposition for
both teams but the Reno riders say
they will win if it costs a leg or two.
Let us hope so.-Journal.