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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20

Funeral ! services over the BODY of
Daniel S. lChristy, for many years an
employe the Postoffice Department.
and an III fed resident of this city. who
died on hturday night at his home,
11Ul Eight n street northwest, will be
held this fternoon at O'Clock in Ham
line Churc H. Ninth and P streets north
west; Re DR.. Dancy. pastor of the
cnureh, VIII conduct the services Dr.
Nayior, a former pastor, and now pre-
siding eld's, of the Washington district,
will assist Interment will be at Glen
wood CenH terry
Mr. G1rsnty was eighty-four years of
age HE wis born in Eliza beth, n. j.,
and in ISL he came to Washington to
accept position in the Postoftice De-
partment, which he held until recently.
when old age and continued Ill health
nude IL ne tessary for him to retire from
active pun suits.
Mr.. Chri Fty was one of the founders
OF the H. tEnline Church and up TO Il
snort tlrn't ago took an active interest
in the aft srs of the congregation The
deceased survived by his widow and
one son, Jesse, d resident of Omaha,
Neb.
A furthe proof of Mr.. Christy's wide
acquaintai zee and friendiiness with
prominent public men has been made
known IN paper which IS now on file in
the Postoi ice Department
IN 1883 Mr.. Christy was seeking a
promotion In that department. and his
dppllCtitlO! lof SucH Is now among the
records. n the back of the paper is the
following Endorsement:
If the Postmaster General finds it
possible TOD make the promotion solicited
within thcJ undersigned would be per-
sonally gras fled
Yours, etc.
JAMES HARLAN,
j. w. GRIMES,
JAMES +. WILSON,
JOHN A. KASSON
NJ. SIMPSON.
II very cheerfully indorse the above
indorsers, knowing nothing of Mr.,
Christy."
A LINCOLN
March 9. flSea.
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BANGS LITTLE JOKE.

John kendrick Bangs once ran across
q gift copy Of one of his books In a
secondhand book shop, still having this
Inscription on the fyleaf: ITO his friend
j C, with the regards and the
esteem of J. X Bangs. July 1899" Mr..
Gangs bought the copy and sent Il to
his friend again with a second lnscrip-
ton beneath: This book. bought in a
secondhand boekshop, is presented to
j. G. with renewed and reiterated re-
garis and esteem by J. * Bangs, De-
Cember 1889.
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NEWS ! AND GOSSIP
Of THE STOCK MARKET
WASH NGTON.

Busin, sss was a little dull today. The
weather is having its effect
One hundred Washington Railway
common sold at $40; 200 at Is. and so at
Il.
There was demand for Washington
Safe De toosit. The stock opened at SSH.
ten sha res going at that figure Ten
shares nought 1855 1t then jumped to
49, at 7hich so shares were sold.
Oferil igs of 100 shares of Telephone at
45A fou nd ready sale Fifty shares at
As also Eere disposed OF without trouble.
Norge inhaler rights were not active
today, si2 rights selling at from SA to
So.
Lanst6 IN moved up again fractionally
500 shan Us selling at 11j5. 80 shares at
l79s and 435 at IT'S
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NO HITCH WITH BROWN,
SAYS ATTORNEY BEACH

District Attorney Morgan H Beach
today enphatically denied the report
published in Brooklyn newspaper this
morning that there is any hitch" be-
tween him and Attorney Brown, of
New oYrk, counsel for George Beavers,
relative 10 the disposition of several in
dictments against the former chief of
the division Of salaries and allowances
of the Posto1sce Department
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TRUE PHILOSOPHER.

lightning set your barn on fire7"
Yes"
Thunder shook yer house DOWN."
That's what"
We'll how do you feel about it,"
Thankful thu. there's still left
enough land ON which to shout halle
1uia.'-Atlanta Constitution.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20

The fleeing of the victims.
The use of great national bank to decoy the
public into Analganlated
How Anlagamated insiders unloaded on the
Flower pool.
How Rogers takes care of his political
friends
James H. Eckels, Comptroller of the Currency
under Cleveland, s'in' on the An1alganated SUBJ
scripton for 100000, 100000, and 100000.
How Prick lieutenants for Rogers and Rocke-
Teller
My address and cali to the poEcy-holders of the
New York. Mutual, and Equitable Life, with blanks
for signature
The trap of the New York bankers, wherein
answer 16 of their frothe-shoulder questions as to
my stock market manipulation; my interest in 'sEv-
erybody's Magazine my motives in writing the
story of "Frenzed Finance and my efforts to abate
the q Systems hold on the banks and the insur-
ance companies.
/ want every man and woman in America to
read the July chapter and find therein the answer
to whether "Fenzied Finance is going or coming.
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CLEIlGYMAN'S WIFE
commits SUICIDE
Mlssi, Oh and Church Work
" rocked Her Health.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Mrs Pauline
keevil, wife of the Re-. DR.. Charles j.
keevil, of the Second Avenue Baptist
Church, ;one of John D. Rockefeller's
fayorite ministers in the Baptist denom-
nation, committed suicide today in the
parish b Duse 162 Second avenue, adjoin-
ing the church.
A com splete wreck, frcm mission and
church york, Mrs. KeeVil was to have
left tow tomorrow for her old home at
Hawken sville, n. Y. where she was to
stay unit ii Ter nerves Were restored
While her husband was at breakfast
this mo. ming, she arose from her bed,
attached a rubber tube to the gas jet.
and turf led on the cock. Their, getting
into bed again, she pulled the led cloth
ing over her head and inhaled the gas
through nhe tube
Ne per Regains Consciousness.
She W. IS discovered by her husband a
short tin tie later. Though two physic-
ians woI lied over her, she died without
regainin. ; consciousness.
Mrs. K eevil came of one of the oldest
families in this State She was a Miss
Harrer. { f Hawkesville, N Y, where her
family Ii we'd for 400 years. Her father
was JOIN Harrer, who made fortune
IN the hrniture business in this city
-. S a6o- otS was AoitY Yeas
Old and pad two children, Samuel, aged
six. and Mora, aged three.
Parish Angel.
In the {ssast Side parish in which she
has woIl led of late years, she was re
garded ae4 sort of an angel Her special
work wsis3 visiting the homes of the poor
and after ding to their wants. Almost all
OF her Eivate means were devoted to
her cha-i. a Bile work
Mrs; Fate vii has been in i'll health since
the birth of her last child. just before
she and Ier husband came 10 New York
from We odside. l. l.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

GReported by w. B. Hibbs 6 Co.. 1919 F
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchange
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RE C[UERS ORDERED
TO SUE FR|zZ[LL
Must Give Accounting Of
Building Association.
PROMPT AcTlON TO BE TAKEN
Wife and Daughter to Be Included in
Litigation to Secure Possession
of Realty
PROMPT ACTION TO BE TAKEN

Justice Stafford today brought the af-
fairs Of the American Building and
Loan Association to a head by signing
a decree directing the receivers to bring
spit against William J. F'rizzell, for nine
years secretary of the company, for the
purpose of compelling an accounting Of
moneys received by him.
The decree also authorizes the re-
ceivers to institute proceedings against
a daughter of Mr. Frfzze1, who. 1t is
alleged. now holds title to lots %. 80. 81
and SO, in square 29, of Dobbins addition
to Washington. These lots were former
ly owned by the association
The receivers are also to bring suit
against Mrs. F'rizzell Or other persons
for the purpose of obtaining possession
of lot 80. square II. known as 1861 Fourth
street northeast, also formerly owned
by the association.
Receivers and Counsel.
J. Clarence Price, and Raymond B..
Dickey. are the receivers They are
represented by Wharton B. Lester and
Tracy L. Jeffords.
Mr.. Lester, in speaking 70 the matter
today, said that immediate action will
be taken by counsel for the receivers to
ascertain the full particulars regarding
the transfers of the property mention
ed by the association to the persons
now holding title. for the purpose of
determining whether the building asso-
citation has any equity In the lots
named
Mr. Lester would not give an opinion
relative to the management of the
affairs of the association since Its or
ganizatfon, but said the result of the
investigation of the receivers SHOW liza
bflfties exceeding $50, 0O0 and possible
assets of less than s., 500.
Report of Receivers.
The report filed by the receivers, that
the company has been practically in
solvent since It's inception; that appar-
emily it was not the business of the
company to have among its assets first
liens or trusts on real estate. that 1t
generally dealt in first. second, third,
and even fourth, trusts.
The report of the receivers further
shows the officers of the company is
sued circular dated December 81, 1903,
less than seventeen months before the
association was placed in the hands of
the receivers as follows:
ASSETS.
Loan secured on real estate. .s224, 5o2 90
Interest in course OF collection. 1298.00
Furniture and fixtures. 250.0a
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 20.-The following are
the quotations on tOdaY'S exchange:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30

Archie McCabe was a, departure for
Arkansas. Hot Springs. last evening.
where he hopes to regain his health.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
Married,

In this city, May %, 1905, at the
residence Of the brides mother, Rev.
Darneille officiating, Charles Franklyn
Reilly and Miss Zoe Marguerite Lewis.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Abram Cohn Of this city, where she
was born and grew to womanhood.
She is one Of the favorite daughters
and her helpfulness at home and in
business has, made her general ia
vorite not only here but by many
who have had the pleasure of meet
ing her. She is young woman of
hundred qualities and among them is
the fact that she bears legion of
friends who only wish her pleasure
and prosperity throughout life.
d The groom has resided in this city
several years. coming here from east.
ern Nevada where his father lives,
being, The. son Of Hon. B. F., Reilly pf
Humboldt county. Mr.. Reilly has a
position at, the prison where he is a
favorite. He is a young man of ster-
ling qualities and deserves the good
fortune that has befa1len him.
The wedding was strictly private on
y members of;ithe family being pres
. emit. p =.';-.t ~ .--- ..s
The happy young couple departed on
! the evening train for California for a
few weeks wedding journey. sf.
The Appeal joins in extending con
! sratdlafions. - D..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30


tSpecial, TO: Iha Appeal ii. 4 ~ ,,hl
SAN, FRANCISCO. May: -11a. The
long looked for fight between the MAJ
vies CT Japan, AND, Russia is nov, a
matteE .ef. history 4The= Ja9ansse .haYo
wiped, the Russian feet off thev face
of the' map and Japan With her won.
Jerfhl Admiral -Toga are the masters
of the sea. The greatest battle irF
modern naval Conflicts. has u:been
fought. Thousands Of lives are bur
led in the Korean Straits and the
world bows in sorrow, to, the dead
while it gives cheer turthe creates
naval comhander' in the 'worlH today
ADMIRAL Toga.' "
The japanese victory over. the feGt
of the Gar is confirmed by all naval
authorities. Details of the battle are
being published in the great dailies Of
the world. Both fleets met in, the
Straits into which the Russians. sale
but the day before The Japs were
Ioduy u meet CUen ana tE9 QeCkS
were cleared for action. From IL: the
start the Russians Were .outeiassed
and her splendid line of ships Tapped
Off the face of the sea-
THE FIGHT. ...s
Admiral, RojestEensky,: :, Sunday. en-
tered the Korean Straitsjvhere the
Japanese had formed in battle array
having come from the Tsu' Straits
The first. shot was sent by. theJapan
esq., 1t was directed at the; Russian
flagship Uhder full il head A1li the
Japanese feet followed after the flag
ship of their commander andn concen
trated their fire, ,ons,the flagship o
the Russians and sent her to the DO,
tom in short order. During. the con
fusion that followed was taken ed
vantage Of by the Japs and anothe
ship was centered on with like results
In this man. or of concentrating tn
fleets fire on one ship the Russian
went to defeat and destruction. Thi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
iNewofind the M0st


:. The most sensational strike ever re-
ported an. this. sectinn has been made
at thaHWinters 'niiha. situated abonti
thirty niles ,s qhtth g 81 Il, this city. Gdfd
bearing ore has been uncovered lhat
assays; from sl;O00 to118e,0 900, per ton.
i The news; of the great strike has
been conhrrneed BY the owners of the
property and the. superintendent. Sun,
day C1ris7Dangberg. land Ernest Sweet
land came in from the property to or
der supplies preparatory to starting
the mill at the place, 1t was during
their yisit.1hat, an Appeal reporter
was told eR the wonderful strike. Mr..
Dangberg, Who is one of the heavy
owners, stated as follows 49, ..
+. We have ore In sight that shades
Goldfeld oreany Of the other booms.
During the last two months a ledge
was uncovered above the. original sill
ver-lead property The ledge by assays
shows values from from $1,000 to $500,
30 apt5eert'ton.' Some of the quartz is
simply, alive witt, the yellow metal
In order to show that We have nore
than pocket We will start millins
in a week orsso, Or just as soon as WI
get in order. There is enough ore il
sight to run the mill for some time
and the development work: shows ::
stronger and better ledge every day
We believe that, We have the mothc
lode of, the section and one thing il
certain, we will bring in one of tn
finest looking bars of bullion received
at the mint since the days of Bodie"
Mr.. Sweetland, who has charge Q
the work confirms the story in ever,
!. particular. He stated that the min
was certainly in a most flattering cor
.dition and that some of the assay
were astounding. He went to til
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
WORK ON THE CANAL.
Big Contractors Nearly Ready to Re-
SO bort to Uncle Sam.


: The San Francisco Construction
Company will complete their work in
the Vicinity Of Derby in about two
years, when their stock will be NOV
ed to Sutro heights, near San Fran
cisco, where the company has a large
contract
They now have employed, in the VI
entity OF Fallon $50 men and 500 head
of stock and their work is progressing
very favorably. Their work on the
power house foundation and intake
will be. completed next Monday, where
their force now numbers 1870. men.
When the preparatory work is COM
pleted it is expected that the govern
ment viii taks charge of erecting the
building, and installing the motive apsi
eiectsic al9machinery. ~ "a t.,ga -
The Buckman cement and Camp No.
2 wifi be moved next week, farther
east. toward Saltwater. All of the
present contracts with the Reclama,
ton authorities wilf'he finished SOME
time d'ifins the month Of August, ard
it is doubtful whether the San Frau
cisco CONSTRUCTION Company will ask
for atidieiDnal work. 1t is claimed b!
the contractors working. on govern
meht.. wort,- that money has been, loag
IN neaG.y-a every INSTANCE and it IL
rumosua that the government NAV
take aHbatt charge OF f,ftrher' opera
tons, fTo|eyer this report lacks cor.
Lopola'l 0u. ~ ts;,..-3t,f a, -:
! The contracts to- be cenrfa eted soon
by the Ruck1hen o1ftft'sfa said t.
have %9$Sn tie Il ialE ,s53f ever awarded
by the soyernp.ent in their, ..reeiama
+. ton work to- any one firm and Ia.
been eminently = satisfactorr.s H-her
present -'contracts are fulfilled 'thes
viii have finished approximately ;,
i miles OF. main canal and lateral work
besides a vast .amount off, concrtf;
and dam work. - ~ st fl H.tf
Grading and ali concrete work vii
be finished the last of july Standard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
Admiral: Togo Wipes The The; !
..FfIset.ggff th1|e...Waters
Admiral Rojsstyensky and hss Flag Ship eo Den With the
Other Eleven Fighting Machines ~ = ii

'" - = u III e--pI - : ) AaSs
,aQWse, was followed nntl ,siN farmorea
nruisers and FIVE protected cruisers
were sent to. the bottom Of the sea.
seven other sAips. fihhclqdlng battle-
ships. were. captured and eVer. two
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were taken. 1ti'isi
reported that ':8iimifal . 'RojestvensKy
sYas apeopgi the l6st with his flagship.
The fighting ships. That. We're left
among the Russtans' are making
'hasty retreat with the Japs pouring
in shot. and foIIowjppg. \ number of,
,dhe DISABLED. war .dvssse}s will un-
tioubndlp fall into.ths hands of Toga.
= Japahese eseamaiship' AHA Japanese
+ .ip3odee5fp taties. and ,gbnnery. carrie1
the day The fight is 1.-The greatest
the vOrldihas seen inra hundred years,
the greatest since Trafalgar It gives
Japan supremacy. over the waters Of
the Orient. The accuracy ,.of the fire
carried Japanese acolors., triumphant
They swept the decks Of the Russian
! battfeshits so that the guns could not
Z be manned. One after another the.
| orumbied under the rain Of steel pro
jectiles and went down amidst a hur
r.icane Of slaughter, The laps concen
trated their fire On one ship at a
: time and: one ship. after II another
g vanished before the terrible onslaught
; s., The japanese mines and torpeS,
). boats added to the work, Of destruc
!: ton. - - { (. -, 'saaG: 90 -
II From the opening gun to the shat
E tered remnants Of thY Russian feet i,
; full fetrrfssat there was no cessation
l. from the simeon of deadly steel. :.
# 3 One of the leading Russian paper
t. editerialy says today: 1.-The hour O
/ d doom has Struck 'for Russia; we pu
J. too much ): faith in God and. none il
T gunnery.n =-..,rs-.- =: II - -;
5 - The defeat to Russia is crushin
e, 9ne and peace Is, now at 'han i'd. Az
IS thentic reports state that the Japanes
Isl suffered little .loss.u i.yi4 1a ~ -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
Rock Uncovered at the
Winters Nine: :: =.
Substantial Made siace the Discovery OF
,Bod,e and Fer Millions; d .ac u, :, >.

place To- crest, s. fya9ntide, plant as there |
is q :tarsss.. anlsppnS: Of ,talllnss on the
eround,'and during hiss stay the prop !;
srty nasndettloped' into a great prop
sfty,' ASIDE from 5hs' wonderful goii'
discovery the lower. works IN the sill
.serlesd deposit is in good shape to-
commense operations. Over forty
th,ouass1nua tons dt faffS grade ore will
go Ihaeagh the mill and out to the
eoncentranrs:. the gold, that is in 1t
being treateafiwisK cyanide -:
:. Naturally MI; sweetland expects a
areat showing frem the mine, especial
ny since thee discovery Of the gold
ledge. This one find makes that sec
ion Of the country, and will bring into
operation. a score or more of promis
ing 'prOperties!a ~ TOR - r. &C.
- 'rhe Winters property is SITUATED in
the Pinenut range, where very. ricr
ore has been extracted from, time ate
time. The theory is now advanced
that THE few finds is the source G.
the rich Placer diggings at Buckeye
and tbs. other, diggings farther dowr
ithe wash. mot far from the discov
feI'y is the Red Canyon mines, wher,
considerable mining has been prose
.cuted. and where a number of yer!
valuable claims are located. Al
eastern corporation is now operatin.
in that district and are placing a mil
in shape for a seasons run. The BIZ
strike at the door yards of Carson will
result in a portion of the boom com
ing this ways 1t is safe to say tina
:. more legitimate mining will be prose
.cuted in this section in the next fey
, months than has ever been done an
that, the resuRsrwill be astonishing
All that has been needed was on
J, find and that, has. been made.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
The .kintescope.

e, 7 IL e. ,Kfiiptescqpe offered ,unusual at
fractions last evening az Baladoni, the
slights'ot7hand artist was thete:i HIS
wollt vas Very, clever and the. enter
tainll1nS.Ht of gear ". two, hours was
thorQughlyeenjoyed. by thealsrge att
dieImR!; So. Standing room, only was the
"a Sc Aastse+Hnins. 81 > 4 "a -
=; 4 y atnse ,EH if44l be given lhi1Hzaftart
Hoop, when the: same elegant napgrasa
Evil !s,e sendeseda aa the evening new
pidtsfes ana ne new II ticks Hfiisb be sbtbw WI
'r' III i AFR =: i:'i
u The faogram for7thegM er4orial ser
Ticss VIII Found or the first page.
'sss.t; -. n Er:g 49, y ,;;'3 100 '+tT =
}. Matlr &c .at: ahe Kintescope. this a.
tSrnOont !, = -:,r.t n .t2 ri. ~ =
ii I ami
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
.r,o up in a Balloon.

Professor Mars made the ASCENSION
as b II Cd. Sunday and dropped baals
to mother earth safe. and, sound Ike
was unfortunate inanot having filed
the bag with more gas and had to
take DESPERATE chances by cutting
loose when only, few. hundred feet
high. The. town. was out: lin force
and seemed'to enjoy the business.
"fi - - 0Kj6 -, 9"f'"':'
There Will be: no paper issued from
this office tomorrow as Memorial Da =
is a legal, holiday - 'rfss "a -
J. A. Yeringto5n and wife wife wera
arrivals from the Coast yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
Notice. Of, Special Stockholder's s.. Meet
ing of the Nightmare :Trvckee.f
Railroad Company. - II

NOTICE is hereby, given that pur-,
suan4, to- an order of the Board of Di
rectors of the VIRGINIA & TRUCKER
RAILROAD COMPANY made at a
meeting thereof. duly called and. held
on the 9th day of May, 1905. a Spe-
cial meeting Of the Stockholders of
the: VIRGINIA. 81 TRUCKER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, is = hereby called
and viii be held az the office ST said
Company, at its depot, in the, City, of
Carson, Orasby County, State of Ne
vada,, on the Gath, day Of June, 1905,
at tbs. hour Of j + o'clock A. Nv Of
said day for the purpose of taking in
to consideration and votingsiup5n
proposition to sell and convey. all Of
the Railroad, railroad property, road
bed, right of way. side tracks, roil-
ing stock, locomotives, cars of: every
description, all personal property dhi
assets Of said Company wheresoever
situated and. all real! estate of !, said
Compan yf~situased -inr ah9fCounties sE
Storey, Lyon, :Ornfsby' and washUa Or
in any other c5u iii'! il tie state Of
Nevada, and ali FRANCHISES. aaa rights
of SAID Gontpany- and allsethar prop
ertv FANNY nati,rs Yr fftsnE'wBsts6evef
wherssoeVe' sitflatad,, f a :. rtqEetpa
to be, ,qrga # under the provisions
OF an .aAotti Of ,the Legislature of Ahe
Starp.of, Nevada certified i<An: Het
to pfovffe'for- the ins6rpora ton Of
Railroad Companies and the manage
ment of the affairs thereof, and, other
matters pertaining thereto ,'Eptroved
March q, 1865, and the. acts Amanda
tory theYIsof a f.aEd supplemental there
to, and to Authorizes, the :: Board o.
= Directors OF sat+-rerrrsrv to make
such sale and .eonEeyapce. upon such
terms Is. and y conditions that they may
deem proper. Said. >, .mg!ftins .is, also
called for the purpose Of transactina
such other business as may be legally
done. !. ~,
E. B. YERINGTQN,. Secretary
Carson City, Nevada, .29tb, May 1905
-SatSs-
Wanted.
A girl TO do chamber work Appl,
at the Exchange. :@s~.
%>>
Born.
In Carson City, Nevada, May IS
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Grow,
daughter
Archie McCabe was a departure fcl
Arkansas, Hot Springs. last evening
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
America Wins.

y NEW YORK, May 2s.-The Inter.
national Watch race has resulted IL
a victory for. the, American. boat At
,lantie, which has reached the desti
nation three days ahead of schedule
time, which puts a new record on
International ocean records. go. %.
IT The. Atlantic, reports that: she reach
ed the Lizard, off the South Corn
wall coast 10 hours before she was
sighted offittfallv II a ~ n "a. -"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-30
RUSSiAS. defeat RICH GOLD STRIKE
Cars, .:$100;000:

r. 81 g.; - 81 CT II: !
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!: -. IL il.