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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-02-06
SENATE.

In the Senate this morning the Senate
bill entitled Education subtitle
Teachers, with reference to retiring
teachers who have taught for 75 years, or
reached the age 90. on half salary at the
time he or she may have received. dur
ing the last year of their service, was
favorably reported with amendments.
The President announced as commit
tee on part of the Senate. Messrs. Apple
garth, Moses, Dennis. to confer with the
General Assembly Of Virginia, on the
disputed oyster grounds.
Senate at o'clock took recess until
5 P. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-02-06
NOTICE.

All citizens interested in the establish
meni Of hospital in Annapolis are re-
ouested 10 meet on Saturday afternoon.
February 8. AZ e. 80 o'clock in the hall
OF the Arundel Building, West street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-02-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A full attendance Of the membership of
DeKalb Conclave. is desired for to-mor-
row, Fe5,na,y ofh. 1909. at eight O'Clock,
D. m, to participate in the installation Of
officers for the current year.
FRANCIS ] QUINN, Archon.
r. ROLAND Brown, Secretary. *
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18

Five nice furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Enquire III Mrs. Cary
at her residence Oh M,ss2r Street.
The ,afest in chatt.iairie purses a:
the Fox store. Cal! AID inspect them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18

For some time past there has been
an unusual amount Of drunkenness a.
mong the Indians about town. Hardly
a night passes that one of the tribe
does not go to the camps about town
in drunken condition. It is a
known fact that many OF the Washoe
Indians are confirmed opium users
and it is not once in a year that an
Indian is arrested for using this poi
son or that a Chinaman is jailed for
selling the drug. There is some
thing wrong when this condition can
exist and an effort should be made to
suppress the matter. II necessary
clean Chinatown out Of the Indians
and see that they dono get inside
its limits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Lyon County Notes

The Old Eureka-Ccmo mining prop
erty was examined this week by rep
resentatives OF Minneapolis capitalists.
who may take hold of the property if
reports are favorable
The farmers Of the Valley are living
high now. Since the irrigating sea
son began the bitches have been full
OF fish and all that is necessary to Sc
cure d mess is 10 go out with club
and knock them over The fish are
mostly carp, and some OF them weigh
as much as three and four pounds. De-
OCCASIONALLY fine trout is caught.
\. Pugh left ior San Francisco a
gain last Sunday on business connec
ted with the Ludwig nine There are
row fifteen men employed in the mine
ca developments work. The shaft is
now iown close 10 the 40G level ant
some water is now coming in. al
though not enough TO be troublesome
F. E. snaw, OF the Excelsior Com
pany. arrived here last Saturday. lief
for Montana Atnday, accompanied
by aIr. Claiming who WIS here las
week inspecting the Bluestone mine
IL TIE interest of the Analgamate,
Copper Co. Prom what He can Learn
Mr. Claiming expressed himself a
WEI; pleased aith the property am
expressed tie belief that with som,
; alterations AMI a different system D
working the property should be pro
! tita5le producer "a the present time
I.yCG County Times
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
A Bio Stream

For many years the people OF Car
son city have regarded the Carson
river as mere creek ard locked upon
it as small affair at best. The riv-
er being situated several miles from
the town not one resident in a dozen
sees the stream once in a month and
the community at large does not real
ize that Carson river is a pretty big
affair.
Since the drowning of the Wonder
derhyde girls many people who have
never been on the banks OF the river
have vis.ted the stream. To their a.
mazement they find a river of no
small dimensions. with the water
bank full and surging through the
canyon at a lively pace. When they
look at the place where the four peo-
pie were thrown into the water they
wonder that any OF the party ever
gained the shore.
Carson river during the spring
months before the farmers begin
draining i: at its head is e very pre-
tentious affair and there is plenty o.
room to drown the best O. swimmers
once they are caught in the food wat
ers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
THE MORNING APPEAL
Carson City. Nevada.
SUNDAY e MAY IS. 13o2.
No News From the River

The search for the body OF AGA
Vonderhyde wasfr uitiess yesterday
and in spite OF the fact that larger
crew was working and new ground
gone over, yet no sign OF the missing
girl was found. The same lot OF vol
unteers will be at the river today ana
a big whirl pool near the dam viii be
searched. Several of the boats in
tend going further down the river IN
order to determine all the deep pools
below the dam where a body could
lodge. Nothing is being left undone
that could help in the recovery and If
it is in the power OF those working.
the dead girl will be taken from the
water.
1t was a week ago that the terrible
accident happened and the towns
people have not ceased to mourn for
the girls and to do everything in their
power tc help the sorrowing parents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
A m!dnicht Blaze

IN alarm Of fire was turned in late
Friday night and the fire department
was directed to a small house in the
red light district that was mass Of
flames. The boys managed to PIT the
IRE out before mitch damage was
done. The house has not been occu-
pied for some time by a regular ten
ant. but the fact that the fire started
on the interior leads the authorities
20 believe that some one has been
sleeping in the building. The fire
started near a bureau, where an ov-
erturned lamp was found. which
seemed to account for the coal oil that
could be detected The loss will a
mount to about enc hundred dollars.
One of the features Of the fire was
The manner il which the steam fire
engine developed steam. BY the time
he engine was hauled to the scene
steam Was up and nearly one hundred
pounds recorded Had there been a
chance to use the machine il was in
working order 4 small fire has been
Kept under the engine ever since the
Bentnn fire, This keeps the water
warm enough so that steam can be
| had n less than ten minutes which is
| q great improvement over the old con
| diti0n. IN The future when a big fire
| starts Tie steamer can be used TO
| SoDG advantage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Marvellous Marksman

On May 18th Mr.. F. S. Everett. trav
cling salesman for Hubbard, Spencer,
Bartlett & Co, of Chicago, His, will
be in Carson accompanied by Capt.
Geo f. Bartlett, who does expert rite
and shotgun shooting, in tie interests
OF the Peters Cartridge Company and
the King Powder Company OF Gin
cinnat,i, Ohio.
Capt. Bartiett's skill is something
remarkable, and has wen him high
nonors in the service Of the United
States Government He uses regular
grade Marlin firearms exclusively.
Pennies. wainuts and other small OBJ
jsctS thrown into the air are hit with
great regularity with 22-calibre bui
let Rife shooting is also done by
reflection with looking glasses. The
new Marlin Repeating Shotgun is op-
Grated with astonishing rapidity.
Come and bring your friends with
you. An interesting and pleasant
hour guaranteed for all
Mr.. Fred G.. Ross OF Brooklyn, n Y.
broke all previous worlds records il:
the great international rif1e-shoojine
match at Madison Square Gardens. n
T., in 1901, using Peters cartridges
loaded with King semi-snokeleSS pow.
der
Capt. Bartlett is travelling with Mr.
Everett who represents Hubbard, Spen
Ger. Bartlett & Co.. OF Chicago. the
largest wholesale hardware and sport
ing goods house in the world, and the
agents of the King Powder Company
and the Peters Cartridge Company
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18

c. Z Van DuZar was through Pas
senger last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Glanced the Date

Yesterday the Republican State Cen
trail Committee held special meeting
at the parlors OF the Arlington hotel
The purpose OF the meeting was to
change the date OF the State conven-
ton. which was done The date was
changed from August 18th to Septem
Der 18th. Just why the directors
should desire to postpone the meeting
was not stated, but i. is supposed that
they wish to see what material the fu-
sion parties put up before they nomi-
nate a ticket. 1t was the unanimius
sentiment OF those who were present
tC postpone the affair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
At the Churches

Methodist CnUrch-The Pastor will
sreach a1 II a. m and 7:3o 2 m
Evening subject: Earthquakes
ana Volcanoes as Catastrophies."
Mrs Bees VIII sing al the Meth
oGist Church this evening.
Presbyterian Chu-v1.- Services III
The Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
il z. II. and 100 p. n. Sunday
School At Il IL. Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. II. Subject for the morn
ing, Gods Pan for Clean Thoughts. >
Evening. The Meeting Of Tempta-
ton"
st. Peters Churcla-Holy Commun
on ) II. Sunday School 1890 a
n. Iitany-Anti-CoIn1 and
sermon ii a. IL.
Bible class $50 p. m. Evening
prayer an6 sermon 100 p. IN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18

c. Z Van Duzer was q through Pas
senger last evening.
The very latest in bracelets and sil
Yer rings are or. exhibition a. Friends
store. They are extremely preJt. an@
the prices are low.
\ number Ct Elks from this ely de,
parted for Reno last evening wcere a
big time was billed.
Editor CoFsidine. Of the Virginia
Chronicle paid Carsnn visit last cy-
ening.
The trest,e 10 be constructed over
part OF Salt Lake by the Southern Pc
ciiic compan. viii be p miles i'll totai
length.
Miss Grace AtheTton. who has been
teaching in the southern Part o. the
STATE has returned to this city.
rooms, we'll furnished, suitable 4Sr
housekeeping, centrally located, in
quise of Mrs Cary at her residence OH
MusSer street
Secre airy OF State Howell was a1l}o-
ng the arrivals from the west yezter-
day.
For rent or saie-:An eight room
~ Al
ity. Inquire OF Dan Quill at Walsh :
store.
What's the matter with the CacsOa!
baseball tCssers? The season IS ripe
for good team and games are being
played in all the surrounding towns.
Ii Carson wants &c shine it Should
have a base bali club.
Insurance agent Hotter has had q
front of his Office. Ii anyone is look
ing for insurance OF any kind the!
can find what they want in his big
list of companies. aild the new sig.
Will nSiI the stranger NHt lEc spot.
II you age Interested in new ant
fashionable lines 9. up t. date aoo
wear yOu will be more than satisiie,
with tie new goods at Ed. BGriing
tons. Always ahead III reliable fyot
wear.
The contractors are having corGid
cradle trouble running the tlnrci le
tween Mo,sen ana Carlin Good PRO
gress was made witt: the header 2
the west end o. The ;unnel for aiou
500 feet. ze;len . seam OF quicksap;
about two lsot vide vas Struck I'll,
sand cane tos5n from abovc ard Il;
f1cm lelcW .as,el sEao II corll Le
sEoTeieA CT. y : rosn!, work on tn
tunnel Aas nean s.ala.e :3r ihc pre-:
nnt. The r lG.. = .Hat lie ccu.la-
tors ar4 vsrg GioG4-T OVER y>sa "eTl
diticn OF affairs :, tia1:o, y.
Independent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
ALL soR1

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Go to c. w. Friend for a first class
cigar.
W. D. Tobey arrived from the west
yesterday
Go to NJ. B. Gil.sons for your spring
hats
For an excellent tomato go to J. B.
Azavedo 4 Co., opposite the depot.
Senator Williams, of Churchill coun-
ty, is visiting in this city
c. w. Friend. Watchmaie, and O.,-
tician.
Cut glass goods. best quality, at
Davis & kirman's. No pressed glass
genuine article.
yesterdays passenger.
For Rent-a four room house, cen
Il ally located, furnished Inquire OF
Miss Klein.
The best tomales in town are made
! by J. B. AZavedo & Co.. opposite the de
! pot.
Many Carsonites are wearing the
Carnival colors of the Reno street
fair.
! Pon0net and Arabian curtains are
the latest in the market. Call at VII
| DAYS and see some handsome ones.
The Nevada University track team
lost to the team OF the University O
Utah at the field day exercises hel'
Friday. The score stood IS to 10.
! In spite OF the high winds and colo
weather the fruit seems TO be uniniuI
ed up to the present time. Should II
heavy frost occur this valley will b
loaded down with all kinds of frui
/ Have Will Day call On you wit
: his handsome line of carpet sample!
This is the largest assortment of hig
grade goods ever shown in Carson.
Two teams loaded with machiner
for the Gardnerville smelter passe
through town yesterday. Teams wi
be busy for the best part CT this wee
hauling material.
, | Some of the homes in Carson ar
+ peing made very handsome by WI
I Day With his MoQhet Velvet and Ro.
d bury carpets.
= FOR RENT-A desirab BILE house
= the western part OF the city. co2ga:i
ing six rooms, also barhr Dom vi
modern conyeniences. Apply at Il
: Appeal Office or OF J. Doane.
t Large and steady profits paid sen
u monthly on moderate investment
} The most successful. profitable al
permanent incorporating medium 1
the market. Send for free okle
Davenport &. Co, World Big. n .
III OF the Carson Gun Club Tle1
g hers are invited to the shooting e
q hibit that will take place today at Il
;, Silver State base BAH grounds CAY
@ Bartlett Will show the boys some ne
e kinks in the art of shooting.
II All OF the parties who are interez
d ed in fine shooting VIII do well TO |
q at the exhibition to be given today |
:. Capt. Bartlett. The shooting will tai
place at thee Ids ilverin in hmbzh
place at the old Silver State Daseba
II grounds and it is safe to say that II
y boys will see some wonders in Il
shooting line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
A Handsome Line

NJ. \. Dowrey is constantly adding
ID his stoch OF carpets and household
furnishings In the carpet line he is
showing the LardsCmes; lot OF sam
pies and strck goods ever brought to
this city. They are ali from the re
liable and celebrated house OF w. &
J. Sloane. which is guarantee OF
their value. The ladies' are invited
TO call and inspect tbs samples and
the stock on hand. Trey will find
What they want and a. prices that
SUIT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Uphosstering

| am prepared to do good work a.
reasonable prices in llpholsterin. and
all kinds of furniture W TX. Shop
next door to Anderson the painter.
J. a DAVIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Get Acquainted

When that funniest OF ali farce
conledef~ A Husband on Salary"
comes so the opera house OH Tuesday
night the play-goers OF our tity will
nave an opportunity to renew their
friendship with their old friend Mr..
Laughter. Other farce comedies
come and so but "A Husband on Sal
airy gees On forever. It is now in its
ift1 year o. uninterrupted success.
md the cause Of it is its funny situ-
..ions, the beauty OF its dialogue, and
ne appeal it makes 10 human sym
>athy, which has never been equaiieti
II other farce comedies.
Il viii be presented here by an ey-
cslle1lt company OF the best farce com
ody artists t:iat cen be secured. head
I'd by STEPHEN Fitzpatrick and Louise
-ielrose. surrounded by company OF
exceptional merit, .nc!u.ting such well
iEnoWT players as the La Rretta sis
-c.s. Frank Niles. Catherine Tabor.
-,:..;T. hc1l,ay alG others.
During tie action OF The piece sev-
era. new ana catchy specialities will
BE- Introduced and We viii 10 doubt
BE favored by one OF the best farce
.olnc3!es o. the season.
i movement has been started a
l-4ong the more prominent sporting
men OF Sail Lake City to organize a
.lao and oi.er purse TO jim Jefrlae
| tA-. Bob t's-zs:!-2.nCGs to meet there
n tEan: E-roHh,! contest during, the
--ta rational convention n August
u IS the iatentioH to cEer the heavy
weights purse Of so $50 Ii success
-! IN getting the signatures ot the
| aicfi Ter g contest in thar city II IS
| planned to have the figh: take place
! the oval o. the salt palace saucer
track.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-18
Fishermen Attention

Smell hooks. plain hooks, silk ana
linen line. sWi.ei.. nn,aS and all kind
OF fishing tackle New fish STOCK.
THE FOX STORE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02
NEW CLERKS INSTALLED
PosToFFICE FORGE INCREASED
 BY TWO.
Mir. John Savage Assigned to the Dis tributing Departinent--Thomas Miller, Negro, Made
 Mailing Clerk.

John Savage, young white man, and Thomas Miller, d negro, were installed as clerks in the Montgomery postoffice yesterday.
 Mir. Savage. who Is a nephew of Cap tain J. w. Dimmck. has been assigned to the Distributing Department, and Mill Ter. the negro. was put to work as an ad- ditional mailing clerk.
 The installment of these two additional clerks will greatly improve the public service of the local postoffice.
 The third clerk allowed to the Mont gomery postotfice has not yet been as- signed from the list of civil service elig- ibles. Pending the naming of this clerk, Miss Sadie Black will serve as tenn porary clerk in the office. She went to work yesterday.
 It is expected that two additional mail carriers will be authorized for the Mont gomery postoffice, to begin from Octo- Der l. Postoffice Inspector Mckee who is stationed here, has been Investigating the necessity for the additional carriers, and it is understood that he will recom- mend that they be allowed.
 There are at present fifteen carriers under the direction of the local postotfice. With seventeen carriers the mail deliv- cry to the suburban districts would be greatly improved. At present there is but one full daily delivery to the suburbs. With seventeen carriers there would be two full daily deliveries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02
ENRIcHING OUR ENGLISH.
Striking Metaphors Introduced by
 Congressmen.


 Washington Special Correspondence of a The N. Y. Evening Post
 Congresmen are enriching the English langage by some new and striking met aphOrs. An official correspondence signed by Representative Corliss of Michigan, the vociferous champion of the proposal to have ths Government duplicate the work of private company which is now laying 8 cable across the Pacific, occur the words: Shall the wheels of progress in the Pacific be shackeled by the Cable Octopus?'
 A "shackle" is defined as "a ring or band enclosing the ankle or wrist. and fastened to similar shackle on the other leg or arm" Still we speak of shackling cars, and so why not of the wheels of progress m the Pacific?" If the deep wa ter did not serve to bring these wheels to Q standstill. perhaps shackles would But the use for shackling purposes of an eight cephalopod is still a little extraordinary.
 It may he remarked, however, that Mir Corliss's rhetoric is thoroughly in har- mony with the business principles for which he stands. No more foolish pro ject has been allowed to come to a vote at the present session than his Pacific Gable Bill, if we may assume that private enterprise is ready to go ahead with the undertaking. The Government would labor under many disadvantages which do not fall Co a commercial company.
 Senator Proctor spoke the other day of holding out the butt end of the olive branch to the House. It was in a dis pute over the Army Bill conference, and MT, Proctor was regretting that the Sen. ate had not been more abrupt. While this figure ig not objectionable as a mixed metaphor. t is striking in it's newness 1t least in this neighborhood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02
COL. BRANDON TELLS WHAT THE DICK
 BILL MEANS TO THE NATIONAL GUARD

consideration. The measure has received the earnest endorsement of the officers Of tn Alabama National Guard and Colonel Brandon says he is very hopeful that 1t will reach the President before Congress adjourns.
 Colonel Brandon spent all of last week at the practice encampment of the 3d h. fantry held near Birmingham He will remain in Montgomery today and tomor- row. Friday he will go to Talladega to act as one of the judges of prize drill between companies stationed at Gadsden. Anniston. Oxford and Talladega. Satur- day Colonel Brandon will go to Selma to make the preliminary arrangements for the camp of instruction of the 2nd Infan- try.
 Speaking of the encampment of the Sd Infantry Colonel Brandon said it was one of the most successful encampments ever held in the State.
 ''The attendance was very large" said Colonel Brandon. There was dsposi- tion shown by the officers and men at all times to do their full duty. It was essen- tially a camp of instruction and I think it was very beneficial to the regiment. Lieutenant Colonel Mcconnell made a splendid commanding officer and it was my pleasure to congratullte him upon the success of his encampment."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02

in the case and stated emphaticaily that the shoes that were taken off Johnson's feet were his, and that Johnson had stol- en them from his store. Johnson then took the stand:
 "Jedge. Tse CT brickmason, an I cut de strop off de hin part uv dem shoes kase when we niggers go's ter work evry morning us talks our shoos off and puts dem en CT row an jest did hit so could 'denify em esy. Jedge | ain't neber ben en dat mans sto' eh my life
 The Judge thought that Mir. Shear had good case, however, and Johnson was fined $50
 Mir. Shear then had compassion on Johnson and presented him with pack age carefully wrapped, which. when un- wrapped. was found- to be Johnson's old shoes left by him when he eloped with the new ones. Mir. Shear took possessiin of the new ones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02
INSTALLATION OF THE CLERKS UNION
 ..o~~ DELAYED BY BIRMINGHAM TROUBL F

cure rooms for meetings and social pur- poses, and will be in effect large club.
 The union at it's first meeting enrolled slxty-five members. The officers have al- ready been notified that many other clerks desire to join. There are, 1t is es- timated. about 25O retail clerks in the city of Montgomery. The union leaders are hopeful that POO of these will unite with the organization. With that mem- bership the union will be strong in infiu- ence and strong financially.
 Whether the membership of the union does or does not reach that figure the club feature will be established
 The lack of such an institution as this will be has been felt by the employees of a.the business houses of the city. many of whom are comparative strangers and others of whom are by no means ac- quainted with all their fellow workers.
 The club room is 10 be a general meet ing place for the clerks of the city after the business hours of the day for social entertainment. Tho club. as 1t is planned is to give entertainments at the club rooms, and arrange picnics and similar occasions. The establishment of the club feature awaits only the formal installa- tion of the union.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-02

store.
 In about fifteen minutes Mir Shear step ped into the back part of his establish ment to see whether his customer had got a fit, and could find neither Johnson nor the shoes
 T want ter See sum shoos,' said a ne gro, walking into Mir Shears store a night or two since.
 All coons look alike to me is not 10 be said by Mr. Shear for he instantly perceived that this was the Identical me- gro that had so mysteriously disappeared with his shoes a fortnight before.
 MT. Shear began formulating schemes for capturing him, and Johnson. beire, somewhat of a mind reader. "smeIlad n rat and hurried out of the store.
 MT. Shear followed Johnson and had him, placed under arrest, charged with stealing.
 In the trial yesterday afternoon before the Recorder, Johnson was led in with nothing adOrning his pedal extremities but gorgeously variagated pair of socks A vacant pair of shoes were to be seen under the desk of the Chief
 Mir. Shear. in his broken English relat- ed to the Court all the circumstances