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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
Shooting scrape.

RENO, June S.-Olinghouse in fast
forging to the front as mining camp
Today the first real gun fight took
place and two men are now in bed
and in a dangerous condition from
the effects. Perkins and a man nam
ed Hans became involved in a quarre
over mining ground and the shootinl
ensued. Both men are badly injure@
and may die. The quarrel was owe!
the ownership of ground in the new
locality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
ANOTHER ROAD INCORPORATED.
Nevada and California Railway Lays
Out Proposed Route.

"A dispatch from Bakersfield, Cal
says: A certified copy of the articles
Of incorporation Of the Nevada and
California railway, Southern Pacific
enterprise have been filed with the
County Clerk of Kern County. The
company is capitalized at $15,000,OO0
of which amount has been subscribed
by the five Directors of the corpora
ton, as follows: William F. Herrin,
$227,O0O; William Hood, 1927 900;
Peter F. Dunno, $1,000; Nicholas 2.
Smith, 81 900 Joseph L. Willcut,, 81 900
According to the articles filed it is
the purpose of the company to con-
st1(ct, maintain and operate line Of
railroad, consisting of main line 43O
miles in length and branch line OF
twenty-seven miles. The main line is
to commence at or near Hazen station
on the line Of the Central Pacific rail
road in Churchill county, Nevada, an !
run then in general Southerly direc-
ton through the counties of Churchil
Lyon and Esmeralda in Nevada, and
through the counties of Mono, Inyc
and Kern in California, to a point 81
or near Mojave Station on the line O
the Southern Pacific.
The branch line will commence a
or near Churchill Station on tn
present line of the Carson and Cole
RADIO railroad in Lyon County, Nevada
and run in a general westerly dires
ton to point at or near Noun
House Station, on the present line {
the Virginia and Truckee railroad.
The line of railroad laid out in tn
articles of incorporation has been j
contemplation by the Southern Pacifi
for many years and several survey
have already ben made.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
Passed Through Carson.

AL Clark, who forged his father $
name to a check for $1400, bought a
horse and buggy in Reno and left
that place Sunday morning.
He drove to Carson and left for
Genoa Tuesday morning, says the Ga
zette. 1t is believed that he will try
to cross the mountains and get int
California
Chief Leeper is on his trail and ex
poets to capturs the man within the
next two days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
MINING INDUSTRY AND BANKING.
Statistics Prove Former More ReIia-
BILE Than the Latter.

BY dint of hammering the mining ir-
dustry and by CHASING al investments
in stocks of mining companies as
among the Improbable risks, bankers
and money lenders succeed in impress
sing on the minds of investors that
mining should be considered in the
light of gambling venture.
Nothing is further from the truth
says the San Francisco Mining Re
view. Mining, and We are now con-
sidering legitimate only, is conducted
on as safe lines as any other business;
safer, in fact, than in the banking
business as a rule, for Mrs. Chadwick
would have had considerable difficulty
company on her personal note and a
confidence tale
Mining companies are as conserva-
tive as other business associations,
and if there is one business where
economy Is pTdCL1Ceu uOT0 Iudu III
any other, it is in mining operations.
There is a desire on the part of mine
managers to open the mines in the
most practical way at the very least
expense and to save all the values pos
sible
In April of this year the failures il
commercial lines in the United State,
numbered S33, with liabilities at SO,
O56,S66. During the same period 81.
banks suspended owing their deposi
tors $1,55s,OO0.
If S33 mining companies, or evel
six, had failed in one month, what
howl the financial papers and banker
would make and how the conserve
tive" money lenders would use tn
occasion to educate people to len
them money at per cent SO tina
they might invest in mining stock
and other securities which they ha
warned their depositors against
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
Not a Dead One.

Though deserted by the Railroad
Company for several months, Wads-
worth is still far from dead Every
available accommodation in the town
is now occupied and crowds are pass
ing through every day for the new
White Horse district At least fifty
passed through Sunday. Many were
from Reno, though quite a number
from other portions Of the State, as
as well as California and the East
The reported strike of free gold i'll
the Prithett & Dahl claim has been
verified. 1t is the biggest find in the
district and is creating much interest
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
Married..

In Carson City, Nevada, June 6, 1905
at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. +
w. Lloyd officiating, Robert F. Bull
and Ethel F. McFauI, both of Bijon,
Lake Tahoe California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09

J. A. and Mrs. Yerington were arri-
walls from San Francisco yesterday.
The Masonic Grand Lodge will
meet in this city next Monday, June
18th
The residence of Oren Vaughan in
Ruby Valley, Elko county, was des-
troyed by fire Sunday, causing a loss
of $4,000. -,r4
]. G. Griffith, middle-aged man,
who enticed 14-year old Lola Webb
from her home in Reno, has been
located in California, and may be
brought back for trial.
Sol Summerfield has resigned as
Postmaster of Sparks and T. J. Jones
has been appointed to the vacancy.
In Reno yesterday Mrs. c. o. Oliver
begun suit for divorce from James
| Oliver. The parties were married in
Salt Lake in 1901 and have been resi-
dents of Reno for about a year.
Edward Brandon of Reno and Miss
Annie Carmiencke of Fallon were mar
ried Tuesday evening.
w. H. Lang and L. D. Bleakmore
who are accused of misappropriatins
the funds of the Mims-Sutro company
by which they were employed at Gold
field, have been arrested in San Fran
cisco.
An interested crowd of spectators
spent the day in watching the work OF
the well in the capitol square yes
terday. The tower has been raiset
to a height of about fifty feet ant
if all goes we'll it is expected tina
| boring +"~ "o' - be commenced ear
|. ~ week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-09
Gold Hill Mines Product.

The southend and Gold Hill Mines
of the Comstock lode have been gooi
producers of bullion The mines have
yielded as follows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11

NGS&sEMGl&
8 d II 5 8 I ii 8 N ! n e I
Oh 8 e n CT not1apnt til
&ommanbgr al 2oen @rao al Danne-
br%ogsor6enen.
Set bonife Misiions-
4 e Ifob bar u0lenot fin Mars.
beretning for 1904. Haa fine otte
observation-disclosures i Sroien bap0e
SeIifobet / 1904 al el1ropeiife Mts.
iiorerer 13, beraf 8 fpinoelige, iarnt
1 S,1ofpot, 81 inofpote 2erere, II
&atefeter % l inofp0t @rGit. 9e
ariltnes Sal bar 944. Ser 6pbtes
Marets 2pb 33 @eoninger og 48
8prn al friihee 6orel0re. glepon.
toilet / Misiionens Gag % Mften-
itoler, &oltlfoler, &aanopGrferifoler
og 5p%noagsifoler bar / lto6ig @efit.
&nipleifolerne paa S%totionerne Be-
tbonia % Siloam beiegtes al 3
MGl1o % 60 &pin0er.
sc o t 0 re t I e II. S &rigs-
miniitertet orpftes for 9t6en ct 6or.
flag ON, at ser til Sc foreitaaen6e
itprre @fteroarsppelier ifal oprettes
ct fripilligt @orps al Motor<Gptli-
1ter, ser ifal o11pen0es til M%siiltance
for set militere @fterretningspG ien.
Set er &enitgten, at 6isie @pfliiter
ifal 6eltoge en ltgestio bpert slar |
&erens @pelier, i6et ma,1 gaar uo
fra, at Motor=@pflen, iom er ct me.
get brrti9t 8efororin9smi66el, pil
pGre meget onpenoelig UNDER lt6rre
uogaoenoe milttere 9pelier, bpilfet
foreprigt allereoe er a%nerfien6t I fle.
re 2an6e, 6eriblan6t / 6ronfrtge oQ
iGpiflano, Dpor Motor=@pflen / flere
Star far beret inofert / Sc relpeftipe
2an6es &ere, og / u6itraft @aal
bor fnn6et Mnpen6elie >n6er Sc ltore
@fteraarsma,1ebrer. Sill &orpiet bill
blipe anpenot @llebamme Doctor.
Gptle,1, ser er 6anlf 6abrtfat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11

Z + { m q gerIaUe 8 .
3 e II ! a y II. liDrinagerlnpets $50
Mars Snbilaum .er 5. IS. Sl1li feiret
pea feitlig gis. Sm sSorn1to0age1
mootog 8eltDrelien mes SlDermano
Siisberg % Giceoloernano 5cDmart5
i Spioien 9pfpnifninger / 2absialen
/ @aan0parterfrre11iugen. 8lonot
Be mp6te bar 6nllesrepreientatio-
mems Jorlna110, Mrel WeDer, ipenife
llbrmagere % flere %llbrmagerlop fra
9ropinsbperne. ST. IL oabne0es
2apets imnffe ll0itilling / &l1nitml1<
ieet. neutrality-suspicious., &11nltmu-
lGets 8eitprelie og mango ipenife og
oamife llbrmagere. bar tilite6e.
st nor6i1f @~foIemg6e
ofboloes / 6isie Gage / &ibbenbapn,
nemltg fra 8-11 Slug. Det it6ite
noroiife Sfoleme6e, ser fon6t @te6 /
&riitiania for 5 Mar itoen, talte $500
9eltagere, Sfoleme6et / &iebenbapn
L Sommeren 1890 bap6e 5000, og.
oct nl1b9renoe Mp0e fra 86e-11te
Mnguit penteoes at faa ODER 5000
Deltagere, nen1lig ca. 5000 fra 9an.
mart og ct lignenoe Mntal fra 6in=
lano, Sperige og Morge t%tliammen=
tagne. Neit efter 9anmarf bliper
l1at1rlig Spcrtge set lterfeit repre-
ientereoe 2on6 me6 ca. 1900 Delta-
gere.
%@nge1if 8eiee. S Sc ic=
mere Mar bar ser bpert @ar beret
ct itort .Selifab @nglenoere / 9m1-
mart paa en- 6ellesuoflugt, arran>
geret at en- energiif 9ame, Miis
8utlin fra Srfor6. Sgiaa iaar bar
bun arrangeret ct iaaoant u@tuoie-
beigg". Ser fan BOG 6enne Sang
fife alene 6eltage @nglan6ere, men
ogiaa @ollanoere og @fan6inaper.
8eigget barer fra 146e til 256e Mu,
quit, og foru6en Sc a%lmin6elige sc.
bGr6igbeoer ifal ogiaa ligeiom UNDER
ti6ligere 8eipg Ell &Gffe Snititutio>
ner iamt MISUNDERSTANDING be-
ies. 9esu6en afbol6es / 2igbe0 me6
Sc foregaaenoe Mar en- Sci 6ore6rag
ONT 6anife iociale, fomunale, literare,
btitoriife 6orbolo m. m.; ct &ar
@nglGn6ere bill ogiaa tale. Sc file.
1te 6ore6rag bill blipe bol6t / @tl16er.
terbuiet. @n Mpngoe al 9anmarfs
melt fremragen6e Gorretningsme16
&olitifere, 2anobrugsl9rere, 5fre
ipillere og ltntperlitetsl9rere fla
boloe 6oreorag for Sc 8eipgenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11

jar facet en- 8gbe paa 10 &r., foroi
jan babbe 1a0et nogle %beruieOe 4arle
yan fra &roen n6en 2eoiagelie.
en- Sernbane fra &ornbaf
III @illeleie er planlagt, sen bill TO-
tie 100000 &r., bporaf @alp6elen
ipges Dos Staten.
81 m &c a II e II. timber 10.
Suli er ser meo6elt Mttielellfabet
uuMmagerbanen" @neretsbepilling
paa Mnleg og 9rift al Ell Serbia
he, uogaaenoe ira ct &unft Nerbe=
Ben al Mmagerbroga0e oper &altrup
til ct 8unft pes Maglebpltlle / Seer
beoen al @opeolan0epeien paa Mma=
ger.
s un0e or. 10 tor 9aD=
il1n6banegaaroen paa Spaiereltien,
Ser fprer til &inrs Mglle, fanot
mal1 forleoen @ntefru 2onile &iort6,
Mooer til &ipbmono @iortb, 5lots-
gooe, Molborg, liggenoe op6. Sen
gamle Game por paa en Spaieret1r
bleoen rant at at Sierteilag. 6ru
@iortb blep 81 Mar 81.
6 froftig @l e g t. S
@irring be6 Sfanoerborg Dor en-
forDenberen6e Sme6, lom er 80
Mar; ban bar 5 8re6re / 2ipe, ser
er 70, 80, 81, SO og S8 Mor. Sc
6 8reores Ml6er ct tiliamme,1 sos
Mar. Sa6eren til bisie 6 Senner
bar 2erer % ptrfeoe / lit &alo /
SO Mor. @o6eren bar SO @ar, III
Sen bum 0e6e.
Ct &ns poo @an6rin9 g.
st gammelt &us / @nrup / Stu, til
berenoe en- Mltiiter, blep fcrleoen
Mften, ,efter at pare onbrogt poe Ell
flor 8lofpogn, al en- begejitret Men=
neifenleng0e transported fra 8penS
&obeogo6e, bpor set ibi6til bar ligget,
til en- mere beife6en E(aos. ltn0er
TRANSPORTER Jas Ser / @11llet Sag.
r%pgrtnger, bpor Sforltenen bar baft
fin Ela6s,,. Ell Muiifer, iom blelte
Sen Song jeg 6rog al Steo." &ao
Sen Moaoe iattes @umgret OPP, o. Sci
6ele gif, lom set bar lmrtrt.
@n iie16en 6amili e
+ e t feireoes f%orleoen | 5ilfeborg
bpor @aar6eier Sens Mn6erien ol
@uitrlt bol6t 9iamantbrplll1p. Sc
items ~bdjttoelige @arafter forbejeSe;
pe6, at SEN fejreoes iamrnen me6 e,
lille 8ornebarns 9otters 9aob og
Sberperelie al Sen lille Yiges 5or
elore, 2 &ar @eblteforelore og {
&ar SloeforGl6re, bporaf set EN-
Har er 9tamantbruoeparret. Sen;
Nnoerien er fpl6t 6e 80, bans @u
itr1t er ct Mor 9lore. 8egge er ier
oeles fraftige og raife, og paa 8eit
6agen traa6te Sc epoog Damien mel
SIP og 2pit iom / 6eres kingdoms
6age.
@borfor Gpfle9anol e
rem banot. Gpflebano
Ter Saurits 2arien populart fal
oct vSanft SSgr'n" = er iom tioli
gere meo6elt ltl1tfet at fra Strue1
for fife mere at benoe ttlbage. Il
ct 8rep til en- Mano / Struer og e
8reDet in6lagt 8repfort frengao1
oct, at @Dflebanoleren bar bange
Brebfortet bar fra en- al 2arien:
Observation-Disclosures / S6enie
iom ban bab6e anmo6et ON &enltani
me0 Detailing for nogle @arer; Sc
lG6 laaleoes: Soar Dor &r. &c..
faar Sis, ifal ban fomme til 5trl1er
og 9e ifal ga faa Ell @enitano, Jon
De alorig ifal glemme, iaa lenge 9,
leber fer / @er6en!" 2arien ifripe1
| 8rebet: rDette 8repfort bar gior,
mig ba1ge -" Sg set tan maj
10 egentlig go6t f%orltaa.
ct Ser e barn a a I
9 ennen e beiifa6iget pei
ct 8aa6e t n 8. @n iprgeliQ
8egioenbeo fanot forleoen Sitter
|Steo bos 3arcelliIt, 5emrer Ole
&asmnsien / 2i65trup. On lille, 10.
aarig ajb6enbapneroreng, Sobannes
9arien, Ser iom 5eriebnrn bar / 8e,
'ipg 'bos &asm1s Sfop, 2i01trl1p, lpb
.pe1 0enne Sis % Ieaene me0 AIe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11
>Srobtnierne.

ct igrgeIigt 8u6fob.
Sra @rpnlono ct in6lgbet sen triite
Meo0elelie, at 8aitor Crit Sesper=
iens unge @ultru, Cater al 6attig=
gaar6sbeltDrer &ofoe6 / &pnne poo
8ornbolm, er ofgoaet pes 9pben / set
fjerne 2on6.
@piifole ober6rageIie e:
Ser er Sale ON, at 2ebring &6iifoles
stiftere, &aitor 8ru1n og 6rf. elite
8egtrr1p, / en- ner 6remtio bill oper-
orage 9eoelien al Stolen til. Gano.
t5eol. S. Senien=8e60e, ser er Ell
Spu of af6g6e Mpller Senien /
@eooe.
9atteren bielper in
s G +. 9onopoit Sacob Mielien
/ Selling benter om ct Mars Sio at
fl.nne faa Nfifeo fra Yoitpeienet ne5
bdjeite &eniior1, men bans &elbtec
t:llaoer bom life at beiGrgc bele 8nlt-
tl1ren. 9erfor bar bans pofsne Dat<
ter, iom / flere Mar bar neret / Mme-
rita iom Sellfabsoome Dos fine 1olf.
MI opertnget en- Gel al &uten, four
bun pil pe66lipe at bei6rge, in0ti(
6aoeren tan foa 6pielte Yeniion.
@fsplooeret 5prebal=
[ 0 II. Jorle0en Scat efsplooerebe EN-
Spreballon / 8orefieloeren UNDER
@ariager Mpotbef % antGr6te &;el=
o%ertrappen. 8ran6p9ienet tilfalo-
tes, men 6a ser opbepare0es baa0es
9en5in og andre branofmlige 5tof=
fer / aj9loeren, turoe man life gaa
neo | oen at 5rpgt for, en- np @fsplo=
iion. Gerfor f6rtes SprejteTmgen
ino giernem &inouet, og peo at fploe
&jploeren meo Gano, lpffebes set at
iluffe S1ben. &ele set / &inl6eren
ppren0e &arelager e%6elagoes.
6rebe 8ojienS 5pIp-
B rDllnp p. Sorifanoer 6re6e 8oi-
fen % &uitru, @b6ttloe Spiifole paa
@gen, feireoe %forleoen oeres Selp=
brpllup. Mllereoe fra 6ormt66agen
itremme6e set in6 me6 @oper og Sc
legrammer til SelDbrubeparret.
8lmot @aperne bemarfes en- Ie-
gemsltor Butte at 8oiiens Sober,
ifianfet at 5amilten / Norge og n6-
fgrt al en- norif &unitner. 2 5ano-
itensbaier fra 8enner pao Mgen. On
5elpoaaie fra 6e moderate Migsoags-.
men6 % en- @rpitaloaie fra fbp. Ma-
rtneminilter SSebnfe. S 22ebet al Da-
gen inofan6t Jig Deputattoner fra
Be mgltife 2anoboforeninger, fra
gaabe11breorene % fra spare %
2aonefosien for 2anoboere, for
Boreninger % Sniitiitutioner
er 5or1namo. ~ 22igeleoes en-
Deputotion fra SfoIens aRrere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11
&jbbenbapn.

SDIltlt, Ger er OQn1I SQOrIIQI.
&jbbenbapn.
Gient en- 6ormue y a a
4 Gage. Set f%ipbenbapnlfe OPT
lflteS @opeorel touratpr bar 1oft en-
SmiGtning al ca. $4,000 &r. Sans
Jortieneite tan anilaaes til ca. 20,<
600 &r. 2eien al &eltm1rationsbpg=
ningen por tln 1000 &r.
Get rIofte 6reo e.
rifs6erg. &l,lt,1sminiiteriet far
i maltge Mar eiet cit gammel @jen=
oom> Ser er beliggenoe / 6re0erifs=
berg Mlle, og iom er Sen ii6ite 2ep-
ming al Set ollereloite sSre6erifsberg.
Minilteriet fipbte / lin Sis @ien6om=
men for at bepare Sen for @fterper=
0er1et1, men far mi / 6isie Gage iolgt
Sen til ct 8pggefoniortium, ser nil
ilejfe 0e,1s Mure og opfdre ct mooer=
ne 8pgningsfpmplets poa @runoelt.
Gen aomle @pgniag liaes / iiu Si6
at bape pGret / f%ongeligt sic.
Sc Cites 3beoter. Sc
cite S%fl1eipillere fra 0agn1artbea-
tret, iom brpo og MI Bigger eget
Sbeoter / @%rpnneeaoe, REFER / oi5le
Gage til Sverige for at begpn6e Sc
res Sourne, Ser ifol ltretfe Jig ODER
Set Mar, Set tager at bpgge Sbeatrct.
Socob Saccblen, iom ifl1loc 6ope 8e=
pilltngen til at oripe Sbeatrat, bnr
p9ret bc. @l6erti og efter sigenoe
facet set Soar, at 8epillingen lfal
cere ser, naar Sbeatret itaar fer=
6igt.
Ntfoloi Soorn. Man
iamler poa &uiner 0erbjemme. ari-
~itiansborg bar bol6t 20-s(ors Subj
lGlm iom &uin, og @ifolaj Strife
eller &ifolaj Taarn> iom set poplt=
lGrt faloes, fan bel boloe 1O0-Mars
Sltbilglm / iin Jorfal0stilitono. 6or
nogle Mar iioen iegte mon at petfe
Stemning for &eitaurertng og @jen-
%reisntng al ben im1ffe Strife, men
Sagen 6e6e ben. Saarnet neolige-
boloeS fun oaarligt, pg forleoen Scat
ltprteoe ct fort 5tpffe al. Muren mes
oa fnuite nogle &i9l6erpin6uer. Sci
fer il0e no at la6e gamle, b9roige,
offentltge 8pgninger 1taa iaaleoes
fen.
6 8 a m e. 8aa
8roen no til 8a6eanitalten r@elgo=
lan6" be6 &jebenbapn pasiere6e ser
forleoen Morgen fblgenoe lille 8egt-
penbeo: @n &erre bapbe faitet fin
@un6-i 8o,16et m6e1 at one, at ben
life funbe ibemme. Set lille ar9
gjor0e ct Spjat meo 8enene, iaa op
til fin &erre og git til 8unbs. Ser
rem blep itaaenoe npis ON, bbo6 bam
ifnloe giere. Son bapbe a%abenbart
llet life t9nft fig Ben l16gang paa
6iitorten. S set famine tom ben be-
tienbte fpi1belige Snebfermelter SRI
fen Gatrine &orsbell gaaen6e no paa
8rpen. Sun ian ltrafs, at &un6en
bar Deo at orl1fne, og n6en ct Se-
funds 8etanfning iprang bun fa1ot
paaflRot no og biergeoe DDret. Slot
efter ltoo bun oppe paa 8roe1. Drip-
.paao rate bun S,1n6en til 6ens Ser
re me6 De Orb: CT en- rigtig
Bialt!" Serren foripan6t in6 oper.
groel1. Son bar ! bette 9iebIif mere
.paao" END Snnoen og ben fiqffe
Game.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11

Silent en- 6ormue y a a
4 Gage. Set fjpbenbapnlfe OPT
ifltes @opeoreltauratpr bar baft en-
Omietning al ca. $4,000 &r. Sans
Jortienelte tan anilaaes til ca. 20,<
600 &r. 2eien al &eltm1rationsbpg=
1iugen por fun 1000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-11

SPAR pa1 Gilt e. Eli
8ornbolm fommer ON Sommeren en-
mpgtig Strem tpife Guriiter, ser OPP
trGoer faa l1genert, iom ON Gen till
b6rte~ Dem, bpo6 Spiferne 10 ditto
SIR, bbor 6e fommer frem. 6orle-
BEN Gag bar ser iom iaa ofte 8e-
liza af 9pifere / 8ornbolms Muieum
/ @6mte, og 6orepiieren, Sen befieno-
te &iitoriter, ti6ligere 2erer / Spifer,
S. q. Sdrgenien, ser lom ti6ligere
2Grer ! Mnael fan tale Gpff, gior6e
Jig % Iom alti6 6lio for at f%orflare
Gem, bbao Sc iaa, pe6 at tiltoIe oem
paa Epif. Set bapbe en- af Sc beIg.
aenoe Tpifere paa en- eller an6en
Maabe faaet forfiert / &alien, ioet
ban uobrgb, tilipnelaoenoe forarget:
6por fm oct bore, at 8efolfningen
fer lite taler Spif? Dertil ipareoe
Torebileren meget rigtig me6 set
&ontralpbrgsmaal:: @por fan set
bore, at Sc life taller Danif? e.
iferen bleb 6erbe6 paa en- pasien6e.
Moaoe min0et ON, at ian bur6e erin.
Ore, bbab 8un6 ban ito6 poo, og at
bet bar en- SSme0efommenbeo, iom
ban life bap6e &rab paa, ser bleb biit
naar ban / set fremmeoe 2an6
blep tiltalt pna lit Mooersmaal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
SWEPT ON TO DEATH
ON BRAKELESS CAR
Motorman's Makcshift Fails ana
Crowded Car Dashes Down Hill
Twenty Hurt; Girl KILLED.
H,y Associated prcss.)

fhuGiIKEEpSlE, n. V, Juno 23.-
Misi Lillian Mocre, of this city, whose
skull WAS fractured when two cars,
iilleG with sonists. crashed to.
:riEcr Il: Fishkil I.andin. carly today
died several hours after the accident
without rcS;!ihinG consciousness
None of The twenty others who wcr,,
injured III the crash are thought Ia
he fatally hurt. All the injured lave
been brought IN this city by steamer.
The accident happened half IN hour
after midnight Both cars wore crowd.
Gil with roughkecpsic people mcn;
bers of Il niCcnliSlit excursion party:
conducted ny the Knights of Temper
ance of 81. raul's church. who were
returning from Mount Beacon 10 lhci,
Steamboat n Fishliill Landing.
Tho brakes Of one nt the cars was
out tf order and tho mot orman M.
tempted 10 let the car down the hill by
using the reverse current. lie had
covered only n short distance when
:hc trolley rolc Slipped from the wire,
the current was interrupted. AMI tho
car cGastcd into another one ahead
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Japs Pursue Russians.

TOXIC, June 23.-The following Of
'ic'al dispatch has hocn received TO.
hay from the headquarters of the Jan.
aheSe armies in Manchuria:
In the vicinity of Yingchcng. ,Juno
q, l.oOO of the cncmy's infantry press.
ing our scouts advanced and when
'Iley reached IIsiangyanchcu, ten miles
southeast Of Wangautzkcau. our forces
repulsed them with heavy loss and
pursued them to the vicinity of Wciy,,.
anpaomen.
After our force which occupied
fangmnlintzu, June 10. had completed
its mission it returned.
Tile enemy, consisting of three bat
tailonS and folIr squadrons, with
twelve guns. advanced through the
eastern districts Of the Kirin road and
moved southwark. June q. From II: 30
In the morning his infantry gradually
appeared on the heights between Cha.
pengan and I.ichilatm and his artiI-
lery posted on the heights OF Lien
huachics shcllcd the northern heights
al NantchcndZy. Our force, after n
few hours engagement, assaulted this
offensive and completely repulscd the
enemy. captured the heights and pur-
sued him.
Otherwise tho situation is IN
changed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
HIGH OFFICIALS
WERE INDICTED
Investigation of Alleged Ir dian Frauds
Results in Big Batch of Pre-.
sentiments.

WASHINGTON. lure 2a.-Thc dc.
partn.ehi of Justice was officially adj
vlsed today that as II result Of the
Investigation into alleged frauds. in
connection with the government of
the chickasaw, nation, Indian Terri
tory, OK :ioverrior Aioselcy, Treasurer
Ware! and Governor Johnston, of The
Chickasaw nation; United States Mar.
shall Colbert. Banker purlonr, and At
trneys Mansfield. McMurray und Cor.
lish and others have heen indicted for
re'lssilihg school ami general funa
warrants Of the Chickasnw nation. :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
MATERIAL FOR DAMAGED SHIPS
Cordage. Sail Cloth, Waste and Oil
fer Machinery May Be Taken From
Shanghai But No Munitions of War
Vessels Still to Remain in IN.
tcrnment.
tcrnn1e emit.
CBy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. June 23.-ln re
Spouse 10 Il request cahlch tho war
Department by the governor general
CT the Philippine Islands in behalf of
The Russian Admiral F.nuuist be al
lowed To return In Russia his sick
AMI wounded officers and men on:
giving parole not To engage III hos
i!l!!irs during The war and To he nj.
lowed to bring certain material for
repairing damaged ships. the score
Iary has sent the following cablcgiam.
"HOG may allow Admiral EnuI,ist tn
c:'l'ark his wounded officers and men
on Russian hospital ship, daily o.
pee;cd. upon their giving parole not
10 engage in hostiliIics during tho war.
You may also allow them 10 bring
from Shanghai material for repairing;
vessels other th"n munitions of war,
such us ccr.lagc, sail cloth, waste and
OIL For machinery. etc. hut the yes.
sells are still to remain in intcrnmcnI."