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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

W. p. Noble has returned to the city.
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Harold Siegel is back from Nevada.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sherman are
in Goldfield.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and daughters have
gone to Butte.
Mrs. Alma d. Katz returned Friday
to her home in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King of Provo are
visiting friends in town.
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Mrs G. Ira futile entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon.
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James H. Brown is visiting the var
ious mining camps of Nevada.
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Mrs. Ricardo Struller of New York
is a guest of Mrs. Louis Cohn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Judson enter
tanned at whist Thursday evening.
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Miss June BintZ entertained Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Nellie Gull
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones left
Sunday for a few weeks in eastern
cities.
Mrs. Milton L. Allen will pass the
sumner on the beach near Los An
feles.
The charity card party was held
tuesday afternoon in the B. B. lodge
rooms.
Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel and Miss Minnie
'Iesel of Ogden spent Wednesday in
the city.
Miss Rena Redman gave a dinner
party Tuesday evening in honor OF
her birthday.
Mrs James Shields of Park City
is in town visiting her mother, Mrs
G. W. Watson.
Miss Mary Adams of Ogden is in
the city spending a week with Miss
Gertrude Mayer.
J. M. Wilson of Illinois is visiting
his brother, w. B. Wilson of 449 Yves
Second South street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Roberts o
Provo, who came in for the CRANE
opera, have returned.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01

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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01

Worlds Largest Sheep Ranch
Sir Jervoise Clarke OF Australia
owns the largest sheep ranch in the
world. It contains 50,OOO,OOO head
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01
French Cheese Mongers.

In France a cheese seller is as
familiar a sight on city streets as
banana man is in Chicago.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01
Cost of london's Paupers,

Every year $4,000,OO0 is spent on
ihe food and clothing of indoor pau
pers in London.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
DEPOSITS OF LUNGsTIEN.

The lungstien ere found in Cottonwood
canyon, near Love.ock. proves to be
very rich.
1t is estimated to be worth $500 a ton,
for the ore and surface Indications are
that there are many rich veins of it in
that vicinity.
This is a rare metal, used in the spe-
cial hardening of steel and is rapidly
coming INTO more general use. 1t was
by the use of this metal, in a secret
p4 ocess. that the Japanese made their
p. ojectiles so effective in the late war
with Russia
This deposit is being called to the at
tent on of outside capital and every
hing indicates that these deposits will
be developed and this another m ne ana
product, add d to the long list now cred
tied to this district.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
A CHARMING WEDDING.

Yesterday at 2:30 there was a most
charming wedding at the res dence OF
Sis. c. choate, when Ewart Organ
SON of Hon. Peter Organ of Mil City
ed 10 he altar Miss Mamie Choate.
ne Of Winnemucca sweetest and &C
-cmp ishhed young iad.es. Rev. f. II
smith Of the Methodist church mao
she happy couple one. The bride was
gowned in white silk and looked mos.
-harming. She was supported by Ms
..ulu Choat. who was also gowned IL
va ey stood sponsor Tor Mr.. Organ, IA
.appy groom. AT $3.50 a wedding dun
VAS served and the twenty-six Mill E.ts
ana Winnemucca friends who sat down
AZ .he tab enjoyed the ceremony ana
he soc a that followed TO the iim..
The Choat home was lavishy deco
rated with natural flowers. Mr.. an
Ais. Organ took No. 3 last evening Iol
san Francisco and Los Angeles. wneis
,ney vii spend a November honeymoon.
They viii make winnemucca ,neir cu
ire home and will be at home TO then
friends after the new year.
THAT they have many friends is Ind :
eated by The fol owing list of presents;
silver knives and forks-Mrs. e.
choate.
Bedroom set, silver knives. forks, la
bic. desert and teaspoons-Mr. and MRS.
r. organ.
S eel range. Mr.. Joe Organ.
ID ming table and chairs-Mrs. Joe Or
gan.
81 YER butter knife. sugar shhell, crtan
ladle and jelly spoon-Mrs. N. j..
choate.
Silver tea set-Mr. and drs. Potter
oocock.
liver pickel stand-Mr. and Mrs. G.
r. Holloway.
silver fruit spoons-Mr. and Mrs. "
j. Boil.
Silver teaspoons-Mr. and Mrs. L. d.
Hubbard.
Set china dishes-Mrs. t. j. Bradshaw
and George Bradshaw.
Parlor clock-Mrs. c. l.. Henderson
ST yer butter knife, sugar shell, cres ~
lad,e and cake plate--Will Brad ey.
Quilt-Miss Ina Whitehead.
cut glass cream pitcher. sugar bow
Carrie Choate.
Slver fruit bowl-Chris and L'
Choate.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
WNNEMUccA, NEVADA MONDAY EVENING" NOVEMBER 6, 1905
THE WESTERN PACIFIC.

Right of Way Agent j. L. Romer of
the Western Pacific has settled most sue
cessfully and agreeab with Louis Du-
tersra of Go conda, with the Golconda
Cattle Co. and with Taylor and Bor-
land. Wit the exception of the line
in the pass abovoe Go conda The right
Agent Romer speaks of the kindness
and consideration shown TO him Dy
every one he meets to negotitae wih.
in Offering the company all the land IL
may want when 1t decides as to the
station point at Goconda.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
ERSONAl MENTION OF
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

Is. Winsby of San Francisco is at the
lafayette.
w F. Scott and wife are registered at
he Winnemucca from Ontaniro, Ore.
Randall Sage is registered at the Win
mucca from McDermitt.
Andy Johnson is stopping at the Win
smucca from Quin River.
sylvester Cob'entz of San Francisco is
opping at the Busch.
Dwight Bradshaw of Paradise was al
he Lafayette yesterday.
paul stock of Paradise registered at
he Lafayette yesterday.
John Sibbald. the Golconda cattle
agnate. is down from that town and
apping at the Winnemucca.
fommiss' oner w. e. Townsend is
lown from the north today attending
Getting of the Board. He is registered
the winnemucca.
Chairman w. C. Rudde of the Board
Commissioners is up from Lovelock
oday and is stopping at the Lafayette
Mrs. Ed. Malleney is registered at the
lnnemucca from McDermitt.
w. c. Ruddel is at the Lafayette to-
~. He reports Love'ock as all rignt
nd the feed yards full of cattle and
aeep and more coming in every day.
J. E. Hall of San Francisco is at me
lafayette.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
SEVERAL RESERVOIR SITES
LOCATED ON HUMBOLDT

Engineer Russell and Ajax Wolf, hy-
drographer of the United States Geo,og-
ical survey have finished the recon-
naissance survey of the erbua aries Of
he Humboldt river and have located
several reservoir sites for the irrigation
scheme They have located a reservoir
on the north fork of the Humboldt, one
on the south fork of the Humboldt and
one on Rock creek.
All these reservoir sites are in e ko
county and are well adapted for the ir-
cation scheme to be carried out in
hat county.
A surveying party TO begin the topo-
graphical survey of the irrigated and ir-
rigable lands in Eko county entered .ae
fie asst week under Engineer Russell
and two more parties will enter the field
next week.
Engineer l.. H. Taylor. but Engineer
Russell is directing the work.
The work of surveying for canals and
reservoirs will begin as soon as the
typographical survey is fin shed and will
be rushed through to comp elton.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
STONE CABIN SCENE OF
LATEST GOLD STAMPEDE

big rush is on from Tonopah to
Stone Cabin, in the Kawich range
where a sensational discovery has just
been made by the Clifford brothers of
Stone Cabin, says the Salt Lake Herald.
Such is the report brought in from To-
nopah Saturday morning by Ma com l..
Mcdonald, the wel.-known Neada oper-
4tor and engineer.
"On Saturday, when l left camp said
Mr.. McDonad, automobiles, sadd e
horses and all conceivable kinds of rigs
were being pressed into service by those
determined to jump in and investigate
be new find. What it amounts to / am
not abe to learn before leaving, other
han that 1t was sensational in charac-
ser Stone Cabin is east of Tonopah
md west of Reveile and north Of lie
ormer discoveries in the Kawich camp.
here is every poss bility that the new
discoveries are more than ordinarily i'm
oortant.
Mr.. McDona says that all the Ne-
ada camps are on the hum again, now
lat the heat of summer is passed and
FORK being done all along the line Is of
hat character which rapidly converts
prospects into producing mines. The
"a frog country, he says, is max ng a
PARTICULARLY fine showing at the present
me and the production of the reg on,
le declares, will not be long in Climb
ag TO proportions that will astonish
ome of the older camps OF the State,
nd the entire country for that mater.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
In TIME OF PEACE.

In the first months of the Russia-Ja-
an war we had striking example OF
ne necessity for preparation and the
aarly advantage of those who, so to
speak, have shing ed their roofs In dry
veather." The virtue of preparation
! made history and given to us our
attest men. The individual as Wei
is the nation should be prepared for any
mergency. Are you prepared to sue
ssfully combat the first cold you take?
cold can be cured much more quickly
when treated as soon as 1t has been
con racted and before it has become
settled in the system. Chamber ain $
Cough Remedy is famous for its cures
Of colds and it should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. For sale by the
Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
COMMISSIONERS MEETIA u.

The Board of Humboldt County Com
mss.oners was called to order tn 9
morning at 10 o'clock by Chairman Rud-
del Of Lovelock. with Commissioners
Char es McDe.d and w. e. Townsend IN
their chairs. County Clerk Hill kept
the records and District Attorney f. A.
Ducker was there to give the Board
legal advice. The early sess on was de-
voted to the allowing of bills for Octo-
ber. AT 2 o'c ocK they took up the
$4,000 in bonds advertised for sale and
three money lenders in San Francisco
sent representatives here to purchase
the bonds. That fact shows that there
is plenty of money to he had If one has
good security to offer. When San Fran
cisco capital will send three men to
Winnemucca to put in a bid for only
$4,000 it would seem to show that that
city has more money than 1t can readi y
loan. San Franc SEQ capital was rep
resented by George w. ingalls,. Mr..
Windy and Mr.. Hal.
At the time the Silver State went to
press the Board was s.sii engaged In
allowing bills and had not passed upon
the Lovelock bonds.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
CASHIER BOAL NOT
GUILTY OF BANK WRECkIkG G

The jury in Judge Murphys court al
dict of not guilty In the case Of ca sh
ser j. K. Boal of the defunct Goldi . q
Bank and Trust Company, charged With
smbezzIement.
Judge Murphy set aside the verdict In
the case of President Young of the silIn.
institution, who was found guilty OF a
similar charge. Young viii be trieo
asan in January.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
YOUNG ITALIAN
IN PECK OF
TROUBLE
Accused of Seduction by Douglas
County Girl Whom He Alleged
to Have Promised Marriage.

Mike Anzini, young italian from
Genoa, was arrested in Reno recently on
wired warrant from the Sheriff of
Doug as county and he'd by Sheriff Fer
rel in the county jail, pending further
advices from Genoa.
Attorney o. II. Mack stated to the
authorities that Anzini had betrayed
young woman in GaTdnerville ana tnat
her rather believed Anzni Is try. .ng TO
ee the country and return TO Italy.
Kate Thran. the g.rl In the case, has
commenced suit against Mike Anzinl.
who she alleges promised on August 5
to marry her by November / ana then
forgot his promise and went away.
AnzIni was detained by Sheriff rerreI
Friday night on a telegram from" the
Sheriff of Douglas county. instruce ng
the authorities in Reno to catch AnzIni
as he was going through Reno from sr-
ginia city. 1t was stated that he was
wanted to answer to the charge of Sc
duction.
Sunday morning. however. brought
word from the Sheriff of Douglas coun-
~ authorizing Ferrel to relase the man.
This was done and Anzni is reported
10 have gone immed ately TO the bank
and switched his funds so as 10 be out
of the reachh of an attachment. tn s
was accomplished none too soon. for
Anzinrs inancla peace Of mind. because
Attorney o. IL. Mack fled his suit for
damages and petitloned the u strict
Court for writ of attachment against
such property as Anzni might be pos
sessed of.
But Anzni beat him to the bank and
there are now no visible funds on which
to levy Anzini claims that The money
belonging TO him. former on aepos't IN
n Reno bank. was withdrawn some lays
ago and sent to a re atlve in Ita y. Inc
money on his person when Ire came TO
Reno was given, presumably, to
friend for safe keeping.
Attorney Mack declares he vii press
his suit against Anzini not alone in the
seduction charge but on the other or M
inal complaint as well. lie says he will
try 10 have Anzini punishhed for hav-
ing tried, the attorney alleges, 10 escape
the country and defraud his creditors.
Anzin denies emphatica " that he
was tdying to leave the country.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed in
Winnemucca postofiice for the We
ending Nov. 4. 1905:
VIM. Cutes. ventura Equiban, ia
Hahn, r. J. Mckay. ]. II. Palm
Miss Drulia Reddng, C. w. Yornkin
Persons cal ing for the above v
please say advertised and give the da
OF this list. s. j. ANDERSON p. M
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
FIRE AT LOVELOCK.
Special to he Silver State.
LOvelOck Nov eth

Lovelock, Nov. 9Th.
A fire was discovered in an utbui d.
ing Of the Big Meadows hotel here at
0 C ock this morning. Had it been two
or three hours earlier Loveiock today
would have been reduced to ashes, but
by the prompt ad rendered by a vigor-
GUS bucket brigade the flames were con-
fined to the bui ding where they started.
The property loss was but small, but
the fire frightened the populace out Of
good breakfasts and made it put on its
thinking cap about what could be done
to prevent fires in the future.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

LADIEsl / want all 70 know of the
splendid opportunity | can I've any
woman whereby she can actual turn
her spare time into money. The work
Is very pleasant and will easily pay SIS
per week There is no dt ception ab9u
this. No experience IS necessary. y
you rea ly want 10 make money writ
TO me at once Address,
!, HARRIET NJ. RICHARDS
Box IL, Joliet. H.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
THE TRAINS.

No. of this evening will not arrive
until s o'c ock. No. 6 is repor'eu ~
time and is coming in two sections
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
DENTISTRY.

In answer to inquiries 1 will be at
Winnemucca in ten or twelve days.
Respectfully,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

WEDNESDAY EVENING HOP.
The Wednesday Evening Dane ng Cub
I'LL give it's regular social dance
gednesday evening, Nov. Sth. AL are
ordially invited to attend. u-s-S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.

The University of Nevada was defeat
ed at Berkeley Saturday by a score OF
ls to 0. The Eko high schhool p aysd
the Reno high school Saturday after
noon and beat them by score of to o.
There Is a protest over this decision,
which some calm is not correct.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
BILIOUS ATTACK QUICKLY cUREr

A few weeks ago had bilious at
tack that was so severe | was not abe
ing to get relief from my family physi-
clans treatment. / took three of cham
1Rerlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
and the next day I felt like new man.
II. C. BAILEY, Editor Of the News,
Chaplin. s. G. These tablets are for sa
by the Eagle Drug a. Jewery Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

DIR. H. B. MCDONALD.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26
Our Reform Mayor.

Mayor Usina is doing something.
This will create no surprise, as it was
predicted of him before his election.
He has nothing urgent upon his
hands but TO collect his rent rolls
and be mayor, therefore he is u work
ing mayor. What has he doneH
He has removed the soiled dove
cotes from the row of cottages lead
ing from Lemon street to the Union
depot. These people have settled in
more retired places aud are no lon
ger an eve sore. Two of the occu-
pants of these houses have not
moved They told the mayor they
had reformed and that kind, good
gentleman felt that the repentance
and reformation Of two sinners was
better than the scattering of99 others
who preferred TO go astray. SO they
remain and will be watched
The mayor has also enforced his
order which prevents women from
entering saloons, and now u might
on the Rialto (upper Lemon street,
is as quiet as down town.
The mayor has also closed the sa-
looms tight on Sundays. Heretofore
the side doors of some of them have
been open for business Strange
thing. though, " remarked bis honor,
ave seen more drunkenness on the
street Sundays since the saloons
were close tight than ever did
when they were open"
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26
LAKE COMO.

Mrs. Davies and son John, have re-
turned to their home ut Key West.
Mrs. J. A. MacNab has returned
to her home at Ridgewood, N. j,
George Slade of Crescent City is
visiting Carl Martenson.
Mrs. Basford gave party Satur-
day, in honor of her niece, Miss Ger
trude Garter of Jacksonville, who is
Hsiting her. Ice-cream and cake
were served, which was greatly en-
iOyed on such hot day.
Quite a heavy shower passed over
Como, Tuesday, which turned into a
settled rain. 1t was greatly needed
in the section, as the farm products
were being burned up, us the heat is
intense this month.
Como friends, felt very sorry to
hear of the death of Mrs. Robt. Bur
ton of Crescent City. The bereaved
husband and children have their
sympathy.
There was preaching in the M. E,
church Sunday morning by Rev.
Mr.. Rector, Epworth League meet
ing in the evening, led by Miss Lib
bic Haight.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26

MIR. Matheson's Lecture.

Though it has not yet been Off
cially called, the wet and dry cam
paign which is on the tapis in Put
nam county, may be said to have
opened on Wednesday night at the
Methodist church in Palatka
The speaker of the evening was
Mr.. Christopher Matheson of Gaines
vile. The attendance was quite
large though it was noticeable that
the audience was composed largely
of ladies.
This does not seem strange, for the
coming campaign will be largely u
woman's campaign. They will do a
large part Of the work. The women
are opposed to the sale Of liquor in
any form. They suffer indirectly
from the effects of it's sale and the
indirect effects are greater than the
direct
Rpv. l.. r.. Lynn presided at the
meeting. There were several songs
by the choir. Then Mr.. Lynn intro
duced the speaker Of the evening.
Mr.. Matheson is slender, smooth
faced young man with an iutellec-
tual appearance. He might be taken
for Il Campbellite preacher or q
country school teacAef, DuC ne is
neither, He is n Presbyterian and
a lawyer, held in poise by conflicting
penchauts for politics and theology.
His manner of address is that OF an
evangelist. He is pleasing speaker.
His address was largely devoted to
the experience of Alachua county
under dry rule, and he read the tes-
timony of prominent men in Gaines
willie to the value of prohibition. He
refuted the statement that a dry
county would kill the town" by quo
tation from the Gainesville sun
showing how that city was growing.
H e contrasted the evils of the licens-
ed saloon with those of the "blind
tiger" and found for the tiger. His
statement that "he would rather
have a dozen blind tigers Uhan one
gilded. attractive, licensed saloon"
so arouse the enthusiasm of one
good brother in the audience that he
cried, "Amen!."
The audience was generally pleas
ed with Mr. Matheson's sp' ecb and
at it's conclusion many went forward
to congratulate him.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26
Mr.. ana Mrs. Davis Entertain.

mi. .-A LI..,s....l,1., .,, ,,4,..al /.
IlG lilosI tnoLouElly eiJ1y"pir ,tS. rl,
socl"i efellC W ocoui III tillS Iioy ~,
soli.e llllig III gy pasI, M"s t.J u"a,cins
parry i'st w T.qllesIIay % " erGili,IS' SlEG'i
py VT mr' anu MIS-, iloweii '' a.. A., Caels t,t
a' GilelI PIeItH iioille NJ UT i1'qtui 9piGS' "
w unthi'i l'utIoi VI w an" Nii' 'i"''A ~
"oV'es
oo'ile 20 l,iNi'"''o'ie "eio 'sS''r"'
The guests began to assemble at
$3.50 and the spacious yerandahs We're
soon thronged with happy young
people II required only lew min
utes to fill the programs ana then
the 1lrst number, an lnlmltable two
step, was enjoyed by all those dlspos--
ed TO dance. The program consisted
OF 10 numbers, Waltzes and two-steps
interspersed. The weather was cool
ana bracing' In tact 1t was AN IDEAL OF
IDEAL highIs, ana all the young people
entered into the pleasures or the
evening with 2 spirit OF genuine ell
thuSlasm. a snort lntefihlssloh was
had after the eighth humh9f' wheh
elegant relreshmehts OF salads' Of
ives ana caffa were served. while
a delicious fruit punch was dlspens-
ed from one END OF the Vefahda'
Ihe decorations thfougnout the en-
tire house were beautiful! pottea
plants ana eYergreehs ngurlhg con
splGuousiy % An An uitieoMs tbe ,1in e"Sy dmonS oh' :
','', oouo,,pI O.t VI" p'"m iIo wv tt,,
tri1 ooiriiolU hn6as " hor" " I'D ' thoro 1'r
itn'iS i fcr "eU9 1haro Of % snryico %n" wv
o''l.ie III ioi q ''i"i VI S1' '0''
Following is lIst oI those present; /;
Mr. ana MI, +. D. Watties' Mr. ah9
MI anu MIs' l. d. nelI III, ML l. any
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26
OVERHEARD FROM
SIR. JACKSON WILLIE,

On its up trip last Sunday uight,
about so minutes before reaching
Palatka, those who were on the deck
OF the City of Jacksonville heard a
splash in the water Colored passen-
gers below heard the splash also.
This fact recurred to these passen-
gers when it was later reported that
u passenger was missing The mis-
sing passenger was Lee Fennell who
boarded the steamer at Jacksonville
bound for Sanford. He was as
signed to stateroOm % and was dis
covered to be missing when the pur-
ser went to take up the tickets.
Then it. was the officers of the boat
learned of the splash"
The man left nothing in his room
to identity him. On arrival of the
boat at Sanford agents of the
line were notified of the missing
man and asked to keep watch for his
body.
SO when Capt. Cone of the Fearless
notified Capt. Adams on Thursday
morning that the body of n white man
had been washed ashore near Sunny
side, Capt. Adams felt that the mys-
terry Of the JaeksonYille's disappear
ance had been solved.
Capt. Cone was attracted by buz-
yards to the spot where the body was
found 1t appears to be that of II
man about 30 years Of age, though it
is impossible to form anything like
an accurate estimate owing to de-
composition and the work of the buzz
yards.