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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
DAVE LANE ACQUITTED.
End of a Long and Unsavory Case
Last Night.

David P. Lane, the colored lawyer
charged with the seduction of the colored
woman Lucy Mial, under promise of maj
riage, was last night acquitted by the
Jury The case was commenced on Fri
day afternoon about four o'clock and oc-
cupied all day yesterday in court and a
night session, going to the jury at eleven
O'Clock. In twenty-five minutes the YER
dict was rendered The examination OF
witnesses was concluded at five o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Judge Brown limited
the argument to three hours on side.
The defendants lawyers used two hours
and thirty-nine minutes, and the State
enc hour and forty-seven minutes. Court
adjourned at a quarter past six and re-
convened at half-past seven last evening.
Speeches for the State were made by
Messrs Elmer Shaffer, W. ]. Peele an
B. C. Beckwith. For Lane Col J. c. L..
Harris. and Messrs. W. c. Douglass. R..
N. Simms and j. n. Holding spoke. E. A.
Johnson, the colored lawyer, also ap-
peared for Lane, but did not examine
any witness or make any argumen TO
the jury.
The case of John Kelly, the colored
back driver charged with slashlng the
throat of Mr.. Will Mangum, OF Durham,
during the Street Carnival here last May,
was again continued, this time on ac-
count of the illness of a woman who is
one of the States principal witnesses.
Andrew Fuller Sans, one OF the prin-
cipals of the Cary High School, was adj
mitted to practice law at the Wake coun-
ty bar.
About forty-fve citizens of Raleigh have
been indicted for failing to list their prop
erty for taxes. The presentments were
made by the grand jury at the Octoper
term of court and now the true bills mas
been returned and the cases entered on
the court docket. The trial OF the cases
will come up at the March term OF court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
GEN.ROBERTE.LEE'S
BIRTHDAY
The Program For the
Celebration of This in
the Hall of House of
Representative.

The celebration of the anniversary of
the birth of Gen. Robert E. Lee, the great
commander of the forces of the Southern
Confederacy. will be in charge of the
Observation-Disclosures Society.
The exercises will take place on Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in the Hall of
the House of Representatives The mas
ter of ceremonies will be Mr.. A. B. Stron-
ach and the address will be delivered
by Capt. S. A. Ashe. The music will be
furnished by the band from the Blind
Institution and the program is as fol-
lows:
Prayer-Rev. NJ. M. Marshall
Hymn-Gen. Lees favorite, How Firm
a Foundation
Address-Capt. S. A. Ashe.
Quartette-Male voices.
Poem-Read by Mrs. F. A. Odds.
Crosses of Honor will be presented AMI
the rules for their presentation Will be
read by Mr. A. B. Stronach and the
Crosses will be pinned on by four young
ladies, grand-daughters of the Confeder-
aey, the exercises closing with the sing
ing of Dixie"
The Crosses to be given out are for the
following:
S. H. Black.
C. M. Busbee.
w. d. Clanton.
T. V. Gregory.
E. B. Goelet. q
NJ Hill.
d. Owens.
H. Johnson.
j. Pierce.
J. A. Smith.
w. A. Terrence.
T. G. Williams.
The following Crosses are on hand that
have never been called for:
John NJ. Fleming to be given to his
Oldest living descendant.
j. G. B. Grimes.
]. NJ. Goodwin.
w. H. Lyon.
w. H. Mumford.
Invitation to attend these exercises is
most cordially extended to the veterans
at the Soldiers Home, L. O'B. Branch
Camp, D. H. Hill Chapter, Baptist Uni
versity, St. Mary's, Peace Institute, 4.
and M. College, Masons, the city schools,
the Governor, all the State officials and
tho public generally.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Pictures for Wiley School.

The pupils of Mrs. Mary Sherwood S
room at the Wiley School last Friday
presented an entertaining program. The
program celebrated the purchase OF tour
beautiful pictures, which had just been
hung. and which were greatly admired by
all who saw them. The pictures were
bought with money which the pupils
themselves had made by an entertain
ment given just before Christmas. Miss
Mamie Lee had been the director OF that
entertainment and she presided also over
the exercises on Friday. Misses Pool,
Bryan, Watt, and Womble, were the
guests of the room, and they were pleas
antly entertained by the following pro-
gram;
Prayer.
Doxology.
Recitation of Motto.
Song-America.
Paper-1ne Use of Beautifying the
SchOol-room, Miss Evelyn Simpson.
Reading Wordsworth Lines on
Beautiful Picture Miss Lucy Moore.
Song-Carolina.
Paper-How We Made Our Money,
Miss Ina Jones.
Reading-Selection from Miles Stand
ish, Miss Leonita Denmark.
Reading-The Pet Lamb, Wordsworth S,
Miss Gertrude Williams
Reading-Winter Miss Villa Wealth
ers.
Reading-Snowfakes, Miss Bessie
King.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Statue to Reverend John Jasper.
(By the Associated Proc. ,

Richmond, Va, JAM ia statue ne tho
late Rev. John Jasper, the famous colored
preacher OF Sun Do Move" fame, is to
be unveiled Monday next in the church
OF which Jasper was pastor. The eyer
cises in connection with the unveilinq
are to last nine days and an admission
fee is to be charged to help defray the
cost of the statute.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Masonic.

Hiram Lodge No. 40, A. f. and A. NJ,
viii meet in regular Communication, Mon
day evening, January 18th. 1904. Members
OF other Lodges and visiting brethren in
the city are cordially invited to be pres
ent. T. B. WOMACK VIZ M
E. B. THOMAS, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Knoxville Elects Democrats.
(Rv the Associated Prassl

(By the Associated Press.)
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. lev. H. Gass,
for mayor, and the entire regular Demo
cratic ticket was elected in today's cit
election by majorities ranging between
/ 900 and 1000. The regular ticket was
opposed by citizens ticket headed by
o. A. Keller for mayor. All candidates
on both tickets were Democrats. The
board of aldermen stands ten Democrats
and one Republican. The day was a
rainy one and the vote very light.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17

Aduant General B. S. Register, Col
onel Francis Macon, Major Alfred Will
liams and perhaps other officers OF the
State Guard, intend to go to st. Angus
tine, Fla, to attend the conference OF Ma.
tional Guard officers there January %,
26, and 81 The colonels of the three
North Carolina regiments may also go.
The Florida National Guard will be in
camp at st. Augustine January % to %.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17

New York, Jan. 15.-The three-story car
barn and about fifty cars of the Coney
Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company
in Brooklyn were destroyed by fire today.
Three men were injured but not fatally.
me loss is estimated at from 100000 to
S125 900.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Bill to Deny Suffrage.
(By the Associated Press !

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 16.-The House
Committee on Suffrage and Election has
decided to report favorably the Haflib
Suffrage Bill. This measure in effect dis
franchises the negro on the ground ,f
illiteracy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17

Chicago, Jan. 15.-The Livery Drivers
strike was settled today, the employees Sc
curing "closer shop agreement. and ar
bitration of the issue as to an advance in
wages.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17

Flavor your deserts perfectly with Blue
Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla Extracts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
James L. Blair is Dead.
nv the Associated pro,o

Eustls, Fla; Jan. l7-James L. Blair,
former former general counsel; for the St. Louis
Exposition. died here this morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-17
Any Old
Piano

Is not what you want;
its a Shoninger Piano
When you ask us about
pianos we tell you the
truth concerning them.
That's what sells the
Shoninger Pianos every
time. 1t is a pleasure to
place it in competition
with other high grade
pianos as it's good points
are so apparent that it
wins out every time.
Awarded first premium
State Fair, 1903.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

= Seit a9tsebn Sabrtn
befinbet iih in Dem 9efdnsnib Der To-
aeuannten alien &aferne Mtbens in
electromagnetic elm ebemaliser po@
Iiaift panasiotis Encyclopedias. Na9
ben Snformationen Der Mfropplis mar
fein iiirserer 8ruber, Elm bamals iuns
ger, f9neibiser MenfA, in heiBer 2iebe
gu einem fhOnen Mdb9en entbrannt.
OILS ale feline 8emiibuneen um @rbO~
rung sefdeitsrt tparen, berfiel Der urls
qliidliae 2iebbabtr, feiner 3eit @ice=
felbpebel i'm @enbarmeriecorps, In
Wabniinn unb mubte bon feinem 8ru>
Der in bas Srrenhaus na4 Oapbni ses
bra9t tperben. 5k M0sli9tsit feiner
6eiluns tpurbe BON ben Gersten bupOn
abbGngig gemaht, bab er feline Nnges
betete 3i ieben befGme. Mls bic 9art=
kraige felbfi biefe @rnft pertpetQerte,
bemddtiste fi9 bes 8rubers, bes po<
l~iaiiten, cine folhe muth, bab er in
bas 5aus bes Mdb1ens f%tiirate, ss nit
benz SGbel pertpunbete unb ben 8ruz
Der erfdob. Darauf tpurbe cine lln=
terfu9uns feines @eitesSuftanbes an
georbnet, ebe biefe aber mod abse<
f9lpFen mar. fiel bic Sade Der Wers
gefenbeit anbeim unb Der jebt Stint
5igjdbrise lebt nod INNER als nnters
acknowledgements I'm @efGneniB-
= MbergIaube. 9err SdrDs
Der min cine @efeGf9aft our Befdm<
pfung bes Gberalaubens begriinberi
unb bat gu bieiem 3med cine Mnaabl
eeiftesfarter 8efanntez Az elmer fon<
ftituirenben @erfammIr5g einselaben.
Sin Mitglieb: ga. mn iinb mir ia
pon3dblig unb f0nnten anfdugeu;
0err @fr0per, iibernebmen sic bod
ben @prfiB. Der Ginberufer: SD
parte rur mod auf meiaen 8rubsr,
bann beginner mir. Das Mitslieb
Gebr beftiirat): 4errieb, baum frb
mir ia breiaebnl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
@tlttSr= Soften.
GriegSamit perlanet INN % Miuio=
men ,ueniger aIs I'm Gorjahre.

90 q n 9 atom, 2. Sob. Die
Voranfdldae bes 3rie9s.O Departments
fur oas Giscaljabr, bas am 80. Stunt
1906 3u @nbe tomtnt, betra9en $780,
686, $50. Sc finb biss um 800. 49,.
6l2 ueniser als bic goranidldge bes
lebten Sabres uno um SO. 1892. 388
peni9er als fur bas Budget oes De-
partements i'm laufenoen Gisealjabr
bewiQi9t murbe.
! STR bic Soften Der Mufre6terbaltuug
Der Nrmee uno fur bic Militdr-Nfa-
oemie 5u @ef pOint uerosn $72, $685.
156 uerlanst, I'M 81. $50, OO6 meniser
als bic gewiQisuns bss I~aufenesn
Sabres.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
&mrae 9epei9em.

Wafbington. Dem prdiben.
ten wuroe 0err 6. BannuHsais, NeHe
3msier italienifder @arbindle (einer
pdpfflider @anoioat nod 9eo's Sobe)
porseftelt.
& o m. Der 3uffanb beg papffes
1T meientlid sebeHert. @r gebenft,
am Sonnsrfas feline Nubien3en wieber
aufnebmsn 5u t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

Cine traurtse @ef4i4te
eraGblte biefer Sage in Der Stabts
bale au 2puisbiIe elm gutgefleioster
unb intelligent a~usiebenber iunger
Manr, Der fi9 Sames @aen nannte.
Gr tit erit a9taebn Sabre alt, Der
Sobn BON Sranf Mnen, Der fett ettpd
neun Sabren tobt 1T. Seine Mutter,
Qula Mnen, bic bamals in louisville
tpobnte, fanbte, als Der @atte ffarb,
ben bamals neun Sabre alien Sdmes
in bic Meformf9ule. ba iie fir bret
fleine Rinber aufautommen bate nnb
{ebr arm mar. Der Rnabe blieb iies
ben Sabre in Der 4nftalt nnb fah IN
Der 3eit feinen ieiner MngebOrigen.
Dim 81. October 1903 entlisB ihn Gu.
perintenbent @albpen bon Der S4ule
urb ididte ibn naa Gharlestofp1.
Snb. Dim Is. Mfai fam er, mit Ct fast,
ma9 Snbianapolis, blieb bafelbft eirca
brei Mpnate unb fam bann na4
2ouisDire auriid. Gr fanb fettosm
feline Spur Der Mutter ober Der 0e>
fhtpiiter. Su6en fonnte Ct nt4t iDets
ter, ba er fait bOqig mttteaps tpar,
umb er fanb 1eitbem Stenung BET der
sspbn g. Morton So. Nunmehr tpano>
fe er fiA on ben acknowledgements.
bamit biefer i'm t~penigftens bic tletn<
fe @apefter finben belfe.
Sn Iprtb WortR, Bet Ga
lem. 81. g.. lit NOR fe6r sefpannt boz
rauf, mie Seitens Der oberen 8ebOr'
BEN Der San bes @olbaten Sobn s.
Smitb entfdieDen fperben tpirb, Der
aus benz Oienft tntluHen purbe, tpeil
er cine Negerin sebeiratbet bat.
Gmitb ssbOrte benz 9ofpital : Corps
Der AZ. Gompagnis Der Riifenartiae<
RE an, bic in Sort Wortb liest. @r
teiratbete bic Regerin Sarah Wolfert
aus Warplanb aib tpurbe beshalb
bonn 6ofpitalarat Sparrenberger
aus benz !6ofpitaIbienft entlafen.
@mitb peisert fi9, aug f.iner gorns
paqnit aus3utreten, unb nanbte fi4
beihperbefibrenb an ben prGfbenten.
g. etebt on, bas IA. Mmeabenent
sur Contribution babe ale Hafenunz
terf9iebe .aufseboben, unb auberbsm
babe Der prdfbent nit einem Neger
gu Slid sefefen. Ser Roman. Der
biefer 6eiratb au @runbe liegt, ndbm
feinen Mnfans I'm Rriese In Cuba.
@mitb berfisl bort benz selben Gteber
unb murbe na4 Soft Mott gebra4t,
no biefe Neaerin i'm Dienfte bes Hos
then Rreuaes aIs Rranfentpdrterin
fungirie Snfolse f~orsfdltiger pfle<
ae, bic ie ibm a~ngebeiben Iieb, sefnn.
Bette Smith. unb nadbem CT sehetlt
bas 9ofpital perlafen bate, entpis
delte fiA atpiiden ben 8eiben cine
gorrefponbena, bic f4liebli& aur 9ei=
rafb fiibrte. Die Mngelegenbtit TT Dor
Der 5amb auriidgelest, ba Der @ens'
r~alarat Der Mrmee, O'Meilp, fi9 ge>
eenpdrtis niat in Waihinston befin<
Bet. gs giebt tein gefeB gegen einen
berartisen Tan, bod bas Bette Der
Oiseiplin unb bes Dienffes mirb in
k.m Tane entfdeibenb fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

Rem BORT. Das Befin6en bes
tue9er elmer Blinbbarm. g%nt3tinbung
operirten iapnnif9en @eianoten 3atas
bira mirb als isbr 3ufrieoenfeleno be-
3ei9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

~HI'eotuhB w Utt Jtuue W. JteIetoutt9
puroe 9dn3li@ 3erft6rt unb Die Neaer
betbeiliaen in nebf ben Wsiben smRs
on ben &ettungs- Mrbeiten.
6 barlotte, g.. g., 9 Sob.
@aa ipdtersn 3a9ridten betrdst Der
gerIuf an 2eben 9, bsrlsbt finb A ODER
5 perionen.
3ebn @rubenarbeiter
mge m nj n.
% iltesbarre, 3d., 2. Sob.
Sn benz Nudenclob-S aa9te Der Dela-
mare, 3adawanna & Wefern Sc. muir.
ben aebn 2oblensrdber su 8obe se-
quetf4t ober fe fanoen ibr gnbe
ourd grtrinten.
Bic 2eute batten ibre Stellung in
benz G6roerforbe eineefommsn, Der in
ben 100 SUB tiefen S9a9t nieberses
lafen tperosn forte. unten befinoet
fi9 ein nit Waher 9efiiater Simpel.
Nls bas Signal gum NieoerlaHen bes
9orbes gegeben murbs, ioa Der MaI9i-
nit ben 56roer-G pparat nidt in isiner
@epalt gebabt baben. giner Der
26rbe I@OB aufmdrts nod Der Spibs
beg Sta4tes, uoour4 Der anrere nit
ben Irbeitern in Die Siefe gsriRsn
uiroe. Wer ni9t our9 ben Stur3
umfam, ertranf In benz Siimpel.
Buffalo BILL auf Der
Sagb ad Banoiten.
@oop, Wpo., 2. Nop. @ouriere,
bic beute bon Der Saso auf bic W6roer
oes @afirers Miboaus5 bon Der erfen
giaiiOnal Bant s%urtdtamen, bradten
bic Naari4t, bab bic 8auoiten nod
INNER ni4t gefan9en fino. Sn benz
2ampf nit ben Sesperabos tpuroe Nie=
manb berlsbt.
Obert @oop (gufalo gia) tommt
beute Na4t bier an, UNI fi1 an Der
Sago 3u betbeiligsn.
Die 6liidtlinge murben beute beim
Grtbftid iberrai9t. bsftiegsn aber
eili9ff ibre pferbe, bon benz Mufge6ot
OerfOlgt. Sbre @efansennabme ooer
S5otung III nur nod eine Grage bon
Strnoen.
aus &ade beportirt.
Senper, 2 Sob. Sn 8ofbfelb,
Neb., uurbe 6. u. golburn aus benz
oortigen Camp beportirt. Ser iunes
@olburn 1T elm Sobn bes prdibenten
oes 8erbanoes bes Cripple Greet Cru.
ben : 8efber. @s liegt anf4einenb
&a6e' tuesen bes gaters Betdmpfung
Der @eftern FEDERATION Of 2abor Dor.
3obGen-@ tationa
2rie9sf9iffe.
Hewport, q. s., 2. Nob. Mui
her &eaierungs- 2oblen-S Station su
BRADFORD tpuroen In bas 2oblsn.
S9if Sterling ITO Sonnen 2pblen In
rueniger als elmer Stunbe berIaoen
Das 3oblenboot Sannibal, bas po,
einigsn Sagen nit 2, 100 Sonnen Sob.
len antam, bate Die 9abuns in midi
aan3 a Sass1 sel6fat.
Muf Der Station liegen iebt 10, 00C
3onnet, 2oblen.
% fnb 8erbeferun9en i'm @anQe,
tpel4e bic aegenwdrtiae @apacitGt Der.
ooppeln; big Grtbiabr tuiro bic Sta,
tion I'M Stanoe isin. 8 2riegsfdife Al
gleider 3eit nit 2Oblen. ab9eieben Dor
WaHers8 OOrratb, gu perforaen.
Dem 8 u9tbarsent.
gangen.
6 I. 2ouis, 2. Nob. =. u
Sheridan, frtiber MitsIieb bes Dele
aaten. 6auies uno wegen Bsfsaung 81
5 Sabren 3uGt6aus berurtbeilt, erlal
i'm 6oipital Der S&minbiu9t.
@r tam niat mad benz 3u9tbaus
ba iein proceB In 9erufuns Dor ben
Ober. @eri9t anbdnsis mar.
Betrhgerif@erO ffi3ier
Columbus, o., 2. Nopbr
Generals Moiutant @rit9ReIb er6iel
einen Eeri4t. wel9er ben @apitdl
6OulanO in SoIeSo Der llnterf&laaun,
bon $2103. 72 bei&ulbigt. Der Muf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
@erfrabte 6oHnmn9.
Die erfe beoeutenbere Tahrt Des
galowin gnlOus lit miblnneen.-

l5 Uteilen.
Der gaaon Ianoete fdlieBlid 4 Mei-
len pefflid bonn Museunsspuntt in si-
mem Waisfeloe, na9oem Der Motor
speimal befddbist wOroen mar, bas
erfemal idon II Msilsn nod Der Nb=
fabrt. Bic 2eituns batte mieberum
&Op Rnabenfbue aus Solebo, ..
Rreu3er Wet 8irsinia.
9 T. n, Maf., 2. Nob. Ser
pansertrsuaer Wef Wireinia entpidelte
beute bel Der probefabrt tber ben @ap
Nnn Ours cine S9nelieteit bon %. IA
2noten bic Stunbe. Ser @ontratt
nit Der &egierung perlangt22 2noten.
pdffe Il amer. Suben.
Wafb o n, 2. Sob. Sas
Staatsoepartement empfin9 eine Be-
psi9e Der petersburger BotIdaft, msls
DE sur Mnnabme beredtist, baB bic
ruifiide &esieruns bemnddf bic pdRe
ameritanif9er in @uBlanb reiienber
Suoen anertennert miro.
6arte unb bridenbe Mabregeln
ge9en amer. Suben, bic &ublanb be-
iu9ten, beranlabten cine ausgeoebnte
oiplOmatifde Gorreiponbsns auiidsn
ben beiben 2dnoern in ben lsbten 20
Sabren.
gis iebt permo6te Die amer. &.sie=
rung feline 2inberung Der frensen Be-
fimmun9en fur Die Suben 3u errei9en.
@or einisen Wo9en mics Der prdfi-
bent abermals bas Staats= Departe=
ment an, bic Nn9elesenbeit ernitlih bet
Der ruiifden &e9isruns su betreibsn.
Sc burden barauf benz amerifaniiden
8oti9after Snfruttionen 9eianot. fo=
f5tt BEL @raf 2amsoorf borftelis gu
tperben.
Na9 beutigen Na9ri&!en tbeilte
Samsoorf benz BOti9after NIT. cine
Special @ommiiien iei nit elmer all
semeinen umarbeituns Der seltenoen
Bog oridriftsn betraut. Sn bieier
@ommiiion 1T bas ~austpdrtige Mmt
pertreten uno 2amsoorf peripridt,
bob bic Winide Der Wafbinsioner &e.
gieruus unterfftBt uerben foaen.
ntude Station.
0etpport, &. s., 2. Sob. =
2%eutnani @beraroi, Der Setter Der
brabtlofen SsIesrapben Station auf
Der biefigen Sorpebo=S Station, tbeilt
nit, bab bas firsli9 auf benz Nan-
tudet 2eu&tf4if eingeri8tete beuti4e
Spffem nunmebr in poaem 8etrieb
ffebe. Boti4aften merben iebt au Der
Rate bon 10 Ooer IL @orte1 In Der
Minute ttbermittslt.
o pnamit- @rtIoio
mount 8ernor, q. g.. 2.
Sob. Sur9 cine Dynamite grploion
purben beute unaefdbr 40 9eute ner-
lebt; bic 8erlufe am @igentbum be-
tragen etpa 500, 600. Gin Staliener.
Der bic 2ife NIT 9pnamit bsmadte,
wurbe, wie man annimmt, in Atome
serifen.
Sic 2ife nit 100 pfunb bes St.
ploibfoHs lag unter elmer Bride.
melde bic @eleiie Der Nem Dort, Seem
6aben unb 6artforb Babn freu3t. Sie
Bride lisst In Srimmern; au4 9duier
Der umsebuns geriet6en in Brano,
ieood tonnten bic 6lammen IN allen
6dlen balo eel6f&t peroen. Bon 2
Wdnnsrn, bic scraoe beim Wittaaeheu
faBen. tuurbe Der Cine aegeu einen
8asofen Der 2t9e geidleuoert unb er'
litt berartige 8ranowunoen, bab an
feinem Nuftommer se3meifelt uiro.
Der Wormann Der nit ben Spreng=
Operationsn befadftieten Mrbeiter
tpurbe in Saft genOmmen. Das Dp=
namit bobrte elm 80 GuB tiefes Sod In
bic @rbe.
Musbe.b nung Der @tbiI |.
bien So &egeIn.
@afhingtor, 2. Sob. 9is
gefimmun9en Der @ibiloienf-@om ON.
miifOn finb, fctpeit angdneig. auf Gin.
Qe1ieIte Der Banana @anal-@ ommif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Standardization.

Mrget men:
New Oorf .Mmferoam" bon Rot.
teroam.
plpmoutb: .Oeuti4lanb" bon SEEM
Sort.
Queenstown: ,Seutonic" bon SEEM
. Sort.
2seborn: rStalia" bon Stem Sort bio
Neapel.
@berbourg: .Deutidlanb" bon Stem
Sort pia plpmOutb fur Samburg.
2iosrpool: Oceanic" BON Nem Dorf
iiber Queenstown.
Nbgeabren.
Hem Oorf: Baltic" nod 2iberpool;
.9iguria" nod Neapel uno @enoa;
,Statenoam" nod ROTTERDAM pia
8oulo9ne.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-11-24
Who Is Il :?
precinct

Word was received at Copper
Flat this week, from a broker in
New York, stating that . party
had attempted to sell him some
bonds on Ely Mines. Proba-
bly, the proposed transaction was
all right, as many claims in this
district are bonded to different
parties, and it is but natural for
them to try and raise the wind"
on their bonds. The New York
broker was evidently frightened
at the proposition, but the NEWS
will state, that any time that
broker can get a deal on a bond
on Ely Mines he had better
grab it with both hands. ALL
mining properties in White Pine
county are gilt edge securities,
and you can put that in your
pipe and smoke it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-11-24

Within three months after the
completion of the San Pedro line
from Salt Lake to Los Angeles
grading and track laying will COM
mence on the branch road from
Calient north. This line will take
the old Oregon Short line right of
way now graded to point fourteen
miles north of Caliente. 1t will
then continue to Panaca, Pioche
Ely. Cherry Greek and terminate at
Wells, New, OH the line of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
This will open up many of the
oldtime camps in Eastern Nevada
and will enable thousands of high
grade silver camps 10 resume busi-
ness and reopen numberless mines
which have been closed down, ow-
ing to lack of shipping facilities,
which the new line will afford.
Phoebe has silver mines within a
radius of ten miles which will pay
big dividends to develop, with the
shipping advantages guaranteed by
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-11-24
oINE COUNTY, NEVADA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER "a 1901

higher ground from The Knob
to this point. From the Key
stone the line leaves the stage
road and goes straight across to
The Knob. The outfit will con
tinue on TO Wells. and expect to
be in Cherry Greek within two
weeks. Ely is now the objective
point toward which three rail
road lines are now headed. The
rich bodies of ore known to ex
ist in this district is the magnet
that draws them. 1t will be only
Il matter of a short time when
We can boast of the greatest
mining camp that ever graced
the State of Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-11-24
II Tasted Queer.

An angry woman walked into
one of our grocery stores the
other day, and banged a piece of
some yellow substance on the
counter She was wrathy, and
the look in her eye indicated that
something was going to pop.
This she said, is the soap
that does the washing itself, the
soap that makes every washing
day kind of holiday: the soap
that gets the linen as white as
snow, and lets the delighted
housewife play with the children;
and here T. We been scrubbing for
three hours with that lump of
soap and | can get no more
lather out of it than | could get
out of a stone. =
!. beg your pardon, said the
grocery clerk calmly, but that
ism t soap, Yonr little boy Was
here yesterday for half a pound
of cheese aud a half pound Of
soap. That : the cheese.
The cheese - exclaimed the
woman. Then that accounts
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-11-24
To Legally Hold Mining Claims.

The Mining and Scientific Press
of Nov. IL says: Mining claims
located at any time during 1908
should have the assessment work.
required by law completed by Jan
usry /, 1905. There still remains
~ days in which to finish all assess
ment work. In those cases where
the work cannot be completed by
midnight OIL December 81, 1904,
but is already III progress at the
end of the year, the work should be
continued daily until completed
In this way claim which is be
hind OH assessment work. may be
legally held.