davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26
Wyleczyl sic bez doktora.

Skoro dzieci sig zaziebia i st6sow
nego lekarstwa ME ma pod reka,
rodzice nawiedzeni So take. Ola
tego, kazdy kto ma dzieci ceni Sc
very Balsam ma p}uoa. Pan Jan
saustal, 2 Reading, Peuna., pisze:
Utrzymujemy W naszem gospodar~
stwie domowem Severy Balsam ma
p}uca cd 90 lat. Many trzech sy~
now jedoe c6rke, a nigdy dotad
do Mich ME wzywalismy doktora
Gdy sic zaziebieli, uzywali severy
Balsam ma p}uoa j zawsze sic wyles-
ozyli. Powinna sic znajdowa6 "
ka2dym domu Cena IS j Doe. We
wszystIoh aptdks1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26
Zepsu1o jej pieknost.

Harriet Howard, 200 - w.
34th Str. New York naraz mia1a
swa pieknosc zeszpecoua z powodu
k}opot6w sk6rnych. Otto co pisze:
Mia}am s6lny reumatyzm albo wy
sypke przez lata, lecz niczem ME
mog}am wygoi6, az uzy}am Buckle
Ms mas6 Alnikowa. Predkie i pew,
ne leczenie ma skalecnenla, sparzenia
i wyrzuty. csc W apiece NJ. J. 70
walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

kat Piotrowski i sekretarz,
redaktor Wachtel, kt6rzy
przedstawili przedmiotowo
sprawe utworzenia obu ko-
mitet6w agitacyjnych ze
wsp6lnym Wydzia}em Wyko-
nawczym, oraz podnieSli ko-
rzySc takiego urzadzenia
akcyi i zaznaczyli stanowczo
nasze ola sprawy s%ympatye.
Poniewaz jednak zgromadze-
ME owe, kt6re ola reprezen-
tant6w naszych byto nader
niegrzeczne i niegoscinne,
dose zaznaczyc, ze< dano i'm
do z~rozumienia, ably ,,nie
krepowali" swa obecno6cia
zebranych, co mileage apro-
bowa} personal---very. p.
Heli6ski, kt6ry mas sam by1
poprzednio zaprosi}, czem
wszystkiem dano dow6d bra
ku juz ME zwyk}ych parla-
mentarnych zwyczaj6w, ale i
prostej grzeczno6ci, poniewaz
vice 49, powtarzamy - zgro-
madzenie to ME chcialo wy
wod6w naszych rozumiec il
ku MIN sic przychylic, po-
stanowi}o ono ME odstepujac
cd teoryi tworzenia komitetu
w~ykonawczego, ~uchwalonej
dawniej przez komitet tym-
czasowy, wybrac z pomiedzy
siebie swoich do Wykonaw-
czego Komitetu przedstawi-
cieli, a pozosta}ych jedenastu
z liczby 23ch = p~arafie,
g. Zjednoczenie, - Fede-|
racya) zarezerwowac ola Fe-
deracyi i s~federowanych, o
czem mas listownie powiado:
miono, ~wzywajac, aby6my
owych II miejsc obsadzili,
przez co zarazem dano nam
~oczywi6cie do z~rozumienia,
re druga strona ma nasze ME
godzi sic projekta.
Jak sic rych}o potem do
wiedzielismy, ma temze posie-
dzeniu uchwalono natych-
Mast inkorporowac 6w nawet
jeszcze ME. skompletowany
komitet, DO W MIN przecie
brak}o representative naszej
strony, z kt6ra w}aSnie, o
wsp6}pracownictwo rokowa-
no; dokonano tel tego zaraz
j
W nocy 70 godz. 2 pc p61n.)
z ca}em okresleniem nazwy
przedsiebiorstwa, a uczynio-
no to najwidoczniej W lynn
celu, ably komitet
federacyjny ME m6g} ubiedz
czego zreszta komi~
tet nasz nigdy ME zamierza}
czyni6. P~ostepowanie take
nieszlachetne, zdradliwe i ME
licujace z powaga reprezen-
tant6w og6}u, pietnujemy tn
publicznie i poddajemy je pod
sad ca}ego spo1eczefstwa.
(Dokohczenie,na stronie 5tejO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26
O. PANU CZORLlNSCIM
co do Pucka pc sece jachof.
DEO sWOJEt H DRUCHOW "KAsZUBsIECH
Hieronia Derdonski.
lie s1uchgaa daVl.
lie s2uchejta daly).
- JACIEGO NOWEMI SEGA SUMA
JAK CZORLINSCI OSTOk BURMNISTRZEM W
BETOWIE.- =

Vice Sc FARO kole secy robota zaczena.
TREE dni W Chmnielnie s~poczywa}e Wide jak cope,
Gormistrz wzero} Jim ma rece, wiec sz}o szece sporo,
Wreszce niewod ju gotowy wieza ma jezoro.
Rabja W lodze DUE dure, n:opierwi zak3odnl:a,
A tel HAWAI- dali druga, - co ia zwia wechodnia:
Wiaza wiechce do powrozow, be ME tar pc GRUNGE,
A tel chochle przewiazuja tam, gdze ~skrzydlow ku6ce.
Potym niewod ~zaktodajq ma g}eboci wod7ze,
Rece t1uka so O piece, DO je zemno srodze.
Tel do ko}a toni rabja przereble czympredzy,
Kozdy rabca swoja chochle wid}a dali pedzy.
Ciej do toni Jul wechodny przeneka]e przode,
Tel zaczeni oba skrzyd}a cygnac razem z wode.
Sziachcec, noglac do pospiechu, bujo so W kozuchu,
Ze ~wepadnie dobrze tonic, ju Sc ceszy W duchu.
Knope, co chca kulac robe, przeszkodzaja %ch}opom,
Vice co chwi1a swym koszorciem sucha dale knopom.
Wjedno wo}o: LIE ~cygnijta! cygnijta, reboce!
Oboczyma, co bedzema mnia{a z naszy proce!
Doch ma %skrzydlach SO ME trzepie ami jedna reba,
MESH so: 49, CZe mnie 90 reszte opuscefe nleba?
Ch}ope cygna, ze le sapia, doch jidze pomalu,
Mowja: - Were z djach}a wiele W matni bedze ka}u!
Szlachcec trostu Jim dodaje: Szarpta lie rekuma!
Moze gdze tam mniec bedzeme u}owione suma.
Jak Sc matnio pokazuje: WeDe! weje! wejle!
Decht senego z czorna broda zeda W nj uzdrzele.
FARO pozno1 pan Czorli66ci, re to trup je Szmula,
TAX SO werzas, ze cd potu zmok}a mu koszula.
To je sprawe re zedami wejta dor ostatni!
faro ch}ope wezta zeda i werzucta z matni! -.
Ale tel SO zaczan }amac lod z %okropnym trzosciem,
WszeSci, be Sc ME zarwale, poucekle z Wrzosc1emi,
A Czorli6sci, jak ciej dzeci, pedze} wjedno przodem*-
Ca}y niewod, razem z zedem zdzinan gdzes pod lodem.
Czorli6sciemu Sc potemu pomnieszalo " g}owie,
A tel mniemce go zrobjele burmnistrzem W Betowie.
KARA WIN0WAJCE I MA OsTATKU oDZIN.
Jesz wan tero ze}gac music, choc' dry IA mnie skora
Jak SO z Kartuz Szmul nieboszczek dosto} do jezora.
Ciej Czorli6sci mocno W zeda ma kapuza szmergnan,
Tel Sc faro mul piecielny ma wiechrz nj przedzierzgnan
Z niego FARO SO wyleg}e mul6w %mnilijane,
Ze wnet jemu wszetek towor mnia}e pogrezone.
Widzac, jacie jego czare wedale owoce,
Poszedf, skocze{ do przereble ma kartuScim bloce.
Smetek, skorno z g6r szymbar6ciech uzdrzo}, co So dzeje
Pedzy predko ku Kartuzam, JAZZ SO Water grzeje.
l przeleco1 do przereble prawie W sam9 pore,
zabrof czorna dusze z MIA gno1 ma Lesa gore.
Ale Gallo zeda dali p}eneno pod lodem,
JAZZ tax wesz}o do kanolu taa pod zemni spodem.
Ten SO cygnie pod gorami obroslemi borem
I Sc wreszce lacey z bjo}ym chmnie]ni1scim jezorem.
W tact sposob Szmul SO dosto} W Czorli1sciego sece
Bjedok ME mnio} snac spokoju i ma tamtym swiece.
Ale tero wanna, druche, }gac ME moge d}uzy,
Bo widzyta,. re ju mocno 20 lba mnie Sc kurzy;
A ciej be mnie decht do reszte }eb poleco} z dymem,
To be kuniec bel ma zawde z }ganiem jak rymem.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

< We cannot recall to mind single
law that has been enacted in this
State for many years past in the in
terest Of the country weekly" or the
.press" whichever you may please to
call 1t, as it's all the same), which did
not originate with the editorial asso-
ciation.-Ceredo Advance.
II the editor Of the Advance will in.
quire of Ex-Governor White, Governor
Dawson and Tax Commissioner Dill.
Ion they each and all can inform him
that recent law in the interest of
the press and people had no connec.
ton whatever with the editorial asso.
citation. We have reference to the
law requiring applicants for liquor
licenses to give four weeks notice
through two newspapers of opposite
politics and to pay each fee of $500.
The distinguished gentlemen above
mentioned were present when that
law was suggested, and it was writ.
ten or framed in their presence and
the writer was not member of the
editorial association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
To-DAY's STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Oct. Go A. M
The stock market opened irreguiariy.
slightly easier for the international
list, averaging firm for the others.
Canadian Pacific opened * lower.
Sugar was up v. steels on u. Read.
ing rose u. Amalgamated Copper of
VI. General Electric fell III.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 6.-opening:
Wheat, December, s4js4's May Sc to
Y. Corn. December 44A TO- u; May,
4S% to u. July 43ts. Oats, May
soA to a.; December. 2SK to II.
Pork, January, 1890.
NEW YORK. Oct. Gil A. M
The stock market tlis morning was
left to great extent to take care of
itself. and under some selling by trad.
ers and liquidation of a few specnla.
tive accounts prices sustained moder-
ate declines in the first hour. There
was good buying all around the room
on every concession in price, and no
uneasiness was expressed In any quar-
ter Of the market position. The money
situation was closely watched and de.
velopments in money crowd were at
OK and 6h per cent, but the loans
later were all made at Z per cent. or
higher. Erie was exceptionally heavy.
Western houses were fairly large SELL
e-s of Pennsylvania. London arbi-
TRACE brokers sold about 10000 shares
around the room during the first
hour. Government bonds unchanged
NEW YORK, Oct. THE market
has been somewhat more active than
yesterday with more liquidation in
larger lots, Stocks have been fairly
well taken, and there have been unu-
sually few sharp fluctuations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Leased wire telegraphic service by
Publishers Press Association. Special
correspondents at Charleston, Park.
ersburg and other cities in the State.
The West yirginian is for sale at
the following places:
A. g. Martins book store, Main ST.
Clyde Hollis cigar store. Main st.
Kinkead news stand. Main street.
MERGERS confectionery, opposite
Watson Hotel.
ycst Billiard Parlors, Falrmont
Avenue.
a Merrifeld's store. Locust avenue.
Fred Harris confectionery, Water
street.
j. w. orr's news stand, Monongah.
Claude Higginbotham, Company
store. Watson.
Emmett Ices news stand. Manning.
ton.
Abbey Burke, agent. Rivesyille.
Miss sallie E. Martin. postofice.
Tairview.
The West virginian is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city and
7the nearby towns. II a single copy
ia missed. notify US at once SO that
ssn Investigation may be made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
Cook Hospital Notes.

Miss Underwood is visiting at her
home at Arden, Barbour county.
Miss Augusta Straight is spend
ing the week at her home at Barracll.
vile.
Miss Maple is nursing a case at
Morgantown.
Mrs. West, a surgical patient. was
dismissed yesterday.
Miss Arnold is visiting her parents
at Graysville. a.l--.
Mrs. Hair has charge of patient
at PIT. Marion.
Miss Louise Hickman has gone to
her homt in Ohio where she will
nurse her mother who is quite i'll.
Joe Clevando. an Italian. of Berry.
burg, was admitted to-day to receive
treatment for typhoid fever.
Miss Elizabeth Kenny is nursing a
patient at Smithfield, Pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

What a BLUM Congressman Harry
woodward is getting off when he an.
nounces he will have no opponent for
the. Republican nomination for Con.
sress in this district next year. The
campaign of the man who will be RUIZ
hard against him will begin in about
six Notwithstanding State Jour
nal.
The West virglnian likes Congress.
man Harry woodward, wishes him nc
bad luck, but II "the man who will be
run hard against him" is the veteran
and talented Parkersburg journalist.
the West Virginian will be for hin.
from start to finish. The present
Congressman may not like this. but
We can't help 1t IL he doesn't. To be
against the journalist aforesaid wouI.
be to us like being against the sov.
eminent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

In speaking yesterday Of old George
Cole we should have stated why he
snarled so much at the Republican
State administration last winter dur
ing the session Of the Legislature. 1t
was because he wanted TO be State
Auditor instead of Arnold &c. Scherr,
and he was mad at everybody in gen.
eral and Governor Dawson in particu-
lar that he did not connect with the
job. He thought that Governor Daw.
son should have pulled him along
with himself. while the governor felt.
no doubt, that his own interests need
ed all his attention. The latter never
put straw in Coles way. yet Cole
thought he did because the governor
reached the goal and he did not. Cole
never had the ghost of a show against
so popular man as Arnold Scherr,
and since lie has shown the cloyen.
hoof he wouldn't have half the
chance against anybody else.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
WRIGHT WILL RESIGN.
Governor General of the Philippines
Is Coming Home.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Cit is
learned here at the home of Governor
General Luke L. Wright, OF the Phil
ippines. that he will resign his office
on his arrival in this country Deem
Der Is. Wright is coming home to be
present at the opening of the bidding
for the construction of railroads in
the Philippines in Washington. Mrs.
Wright will accompany him. Wright
will return to the practice of law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

There is no talk anywhere of any
one for the next Presidency but for
the present occupant of the White
House. The talk is heard from Maine
to Texas. The following is from 6
gentleman of the Lone Star State and
is fair sample of what is being said
all along the line. 1t is taken from
the Washington, D. c., Times:
president Roosevelt is the peoples
Ideal of President, and because lie
is such the people will want him to
run again" said Hon. Cecil Lyon, Re.
publican national committeeman and
State chairman of Texas, at the Raj
eigh yesterday.
What constitutes a third term is,
in my judgment, the last from three
successive elections for the office of
President, SO you see It would not be
a third term in this instance. Presi.
dent Roosevelt is sincere In his dec.
laration that he will not again be
candidate, but the people will insist,
and it's the people who govern. Tex
as Is for Roosevelt, and SO is The
whole country. believe if State con-
ventions were now in order. no one
but Roosevelt delegates would be
elected. That's just how popular the
President is with the people"
Mr.. Lyon is native of Georgia.
but has lived most OF his life in Tex.
us. He says the Republican party is
growing in the South and gaining adj
herents every day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Tie Register last week made the
plain, unvarnished suggestion that
John A. Mccall, the president OF the
New York Life Insurance Company.
was liar. 1t now appears that the
documents are at hand to prove this
unpleasant fact. Shepherdstown
Register.
Mccall is a Democrat, yet con.
tributed money in the last three
Presidential campaigns for the cleo.
ton of the Republican candidates. We
suspect the Democrats are madden
for his doing that tlsan for lying.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

The West Virginian received call
today from the Hon. A. C. Holmes, of
West Union, Doddridge county He
was en- route to Morgantown. MIR.
Holmes is the present member OF the
House OF Delegates from Doddrdge
and is one Of that countS's good and
substantial citizens. By the way, as
the next State Senator of the Twelfth
district should come from Doddrdge,
why would not Mr.. Holmes be suit.
able man as such? Doddridge has
plenty of Senatorial timber, no doubt,
but If it has any superior to Mr..
Holmes we will have to say that 1t is
unusually well supplied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
SLIGHT SMASH.UP.

A street car struck wagon loaded
with coal in the Fifth ward opposite
Ridgely's grocery before noon to-day
and the wagon got the worst of it.
The left kind wheel was smashed to
pieces. The wagon belonged to Mr..
j. NJ. Moore. The accident occurred
as the driver attempted to cross the
track. He says he did not see the
car coming and the motorman was
unable to stop quick enough to pre-
vent the collision. He might have
done so, but the car wheels skidded
and the smash-up was the result. No
one was hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
AUGUST BELMONT
Was Operated On Yesterday For Ap.
pendicitis-Spent Restless
Night.

NEW YORK, Oct. Cat the Me.
mortal Hospital 1t was stated this
morning that the condition of August
Belmont, Tie well known financier,
who was operated upon yesterday for
appendicitis, was good. The patient.
however, passed a rather restless
night but this was expected by the
physicians in attendance, considering
the nature Of the operation. A con-
sultation of the physicians will be
held later in the day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
WHEELING LAWYER
Gets Appointment as Assistant Attor.
ney General.

WASHINGTON, Oct. C.-The ap.
pointment of Charles w. Russell, of
Wheeling. West Virginia. to be Az.
sistant Attorney General was an.
nounced at the Department of Justice
this morning. He succeeds in this po.
sition Milton D. Purdy, who has been
made assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06
Trying to Get a Game.

The football management has been
trying very hard to get game for
tomorrow and may yet hear favor.
ably from Clarksburg.
Next Saturday ,Buckhannon will be
here; October 21st the team goes to
Elliins: October 2Sth Moundsville
comes here; November Warrington
here; November II, Benwood here:
Thanksgiving, Morgantown here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

The editorial force of the Fairmont
West yirginian has been having cake.
1t is needless to say 1t was not sen.
in by Col. George Bryne, of Charles
ton.-Parkersburg State Journal.
Now, who is George Bryne, OF
Charleston, Of whom the papers are
having SO much TO say these times?
Even the Fayette Journal talks of
Bryne. Wonder IL he is related in
any way to brine or tears?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has made a move which appeals
strongly to common sense. 1t has es-
tablished a rest-house at Holloway
where its employees can secure good
meals and good beds at nominal cost.
Similar institutions will be placed at
Fairmont and Benwood and perhaps
at other division points.-wheeling
News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Pat Groves story that the Cudahy
boy was q party to his own kidnap-
Ing and received $4,000 of the s25 200
ransom money shows Pat to be eth
er a great liar or promising novel;
list. says the Uniontown News Stand.
ard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

U. s. G. Merrifield, Jefferson street,
near Jackson, fine shoe repairing;
new work a speciality. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Hood Horner, of clarksburg, was in
the city yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Tusca Morris is in clarksburg to!
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

Glenn F. Barnes was at Terra Alta
this week on business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

DR.. W. H. Sands was in cIarksburg
yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-06

c. W. Evans is in Moreantown to.
day.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-07
THE DEATH SCENE.

The writer was present at the mo-
ment of this pathetic scene. Strong
men, robust and hearty, were present.
But In the presence of death they rec.
ognized the uncertainties of life
Tears trickled down the hardened
cheeks of these frontiersmen. Some
one has spoken of the -heartlessness
OF the average individual of mountain
life. but In the presence Oh sucn a
scene as this all such would have rec
ognized that no matter how case-hard-
ened the individual may be. that in
the presence of the silent messenger
who leads the pathway across the
River Styx that there is a soul left in
the bosom and tear still trickling
over the furrowed cheek of those
who are pronounced as of the under
world.
1t was pathetic scene; an impress
sive object lesson to the scoffer and
the idiyidual who never gave a
thought to the why and wherefore of
the average life. Cause and effect
were apparent as It reveals sociologi-
cal features Behold upon this occa-
sion one whom the average world
would consider an outcast and be-
meath the reach of feeling and care
and thought as to future and bet
ter life, lifting HIS hands to high
heaven and with feeling revealing
saeredi emotion exclaim. May his
soul rest in heaven. though am
looked upon as hardened sinner. is
my wish
What a depth What a wonderful
lesson In all this. Never yet was there
a man born unless peryert who
lacked the quality or trait of beins a
good human being II he only coald
The average individual who Is looked
upon with contempt is simply a
victim of circumstance. When the
barbaric features or society have
been transformed into a more scjen-
tific and understanding condition
many OF those incomprehensible in
congruities that shock the thoughtful
|of todsy win have their end Mark
this: Every human being unless q
perTert has good trait, and viii be q
decent member OF society when INTEL
|1f0ant enlfphfantnaxf win wt4la fha ~.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-07
nae preliminary ttearina.

Monday. before Judge Ralph. VIII
liam Mccarthy had his preliminary
hearing for-tha killing of Joe Mulhel-.
land Sunday morning. Dr. Martin tes-
tified that in his opinion the gunshof
wound caused death. This was COR
roborated by DIR. Renshaw. Collins
and Lockett bore evidence OF sim
liar nature as before the coroner'x in
quest with the further development
that the deceased during the night
was the aggressor and pursued Nc.
Carthy, drawing gun ON him. threat.
Eening to shoot him and offering to hay
aside his star and fight him in any
manner of choice.
The prisoner refused to make any
statement at the preliminary hearing
from the fact that he had no counsel.
He put few questions TO the witness
that developed some of the features
that are not known generally ana
show the exasperating and unjustifi-
able methods of the deceased At the
conclusion of the hearing. Judge Ralph
weighed the evidence and concluded
that II was case of guilt OF murder
and la consequence bound the pris-
oner over TO the custody OF the sherifr
without bail
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-07

applause, ridicule and denunciation OF
"Annehauser Kid" In those days he
played part in which he was the con-
fident executor of franchise work for
some of the keenest and most far-see-
ing political ehieftains in all the west.
But that is a closed chapter and the
part to deal with is that OF today. The
pity is the Mccarthy family will be
the principal sufferer and distressed.
Joe Mulholland, the deceased, was a
young man of splendid physique. He
halted from New York state. For a
time he was employed ON the automo-
bile line as superintendent of con-
struction. Two weeks ago he was APP
pointed as special night watchman by
Sheriff Murphy, with police powers.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-07

Early Sunday morning. about 6 a.
m. murder of the atrocious sort was
committed in Las Vegas. The crime
is one that has its terrible features.
1t is full of the inchoate that ever en-
genders the hasty. the revengeful, pre-
meditated act that counts death as It's
votary.
The actors in this drama of desert
life were John Mufhoifand. the night
watchman OF the town, and William
Mccarthy, a deyotee of the round
table and known to western fame as
sAnnehauser Kid" and at one time a
forceful political agent or one va the
giant millionaire political factors of
Montana. Less than decade. the
Montana press reverberated with its
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-07

the bullets struck the victim in front
and the other two were from the side
and back. evidencing that as the FIRST
BAH struck the deceased made a quick
turn. and in consequence the front
and side and read perforation OF the
victim. The marks were In the vital
regions of the intestinal and heart
portions OF the body.
Those present at the shooting be-
sides Mccarthy and Mulholland were
Locket and Collins, but with the loud
reports of the gun and the words.
Mccarthy shot the night watchman." /"
a crowd soon assembled from all d.
rections to look at the shooter and the
shot