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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS
Mayorality Of ew York In Doubt
Schmitx Elected in San Francisco

MayoralIty Of ew York In Doubt.
sehmitz Elected in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Z. The
night for the Mayorality Of San Fran
cisco has again resulted in the elect
ION OF Schmitz by a heavy majority.
The day was ideal and e big vote
has been cast from the opening Of
the polls. The Schmitz workers
worked the same tactics as they have
used the past two elections and their
forces seem to be better organized
than before and during the day he
was made ten to five favorite in
the betting.
Before noon the allied forces pract-
ically gave up the fight, as 1t could
be seen that the labor vote and the
vote of the bosses were all going
to Schmitz. His election was con-
coded before the closing of the polls.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. z, 10 pm.
Elections returns from this city
give Schmitz for Mayor a larger ma
jority than two years ago. With but
six precincts, five of them concede
to be for the Mayor Schmitz, vote
stands 42,2O2, Partrige 2S,1OS. The
Schmitz municipal ticket has als1
been elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. To-day has
witnessed one of the greatest political
struggles in the history of the great
city. The Mcclellan and Hearst
forces have distributed literature
made speeches fought and voted with
the result that the election is in
doubt. One precinct gives Hearst 4
majority and another offsets it with
a. majority for McClelland. AS the vote
come in both sides claim victory
Hearst has made run that has as
tonished the bosses who have OPP
posed him from the minute of his
nomination. 1t was never thought
possible that Hearst would pull the
vote that lhe has in the face of the
objections of the bosses and thai
personal fight of Tammany TIE
latest returns give Mcclellan a ma
jOrity of 1000 which is apt to be swep:
away at any moment as both candi-
dates have lead and fallen back a
score of times during the counut.
Shern has defeated Jerome by 4
ksavy majority.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Nov T. From
Lac outlook there is apt to be IN
entire change on the political face Of
this Static. The Democrats have
made gains in every county and the
State is in doubt The Democrats
claim that they have elected the en-
tire ticket, while the Republicans
concede that the election is too Close
for comfort on either side. That tbs
Democrats have gained in bo.i
s branches of the legislature there i
no denying and should the outlayin;
counties give the same results thu
Democrats ticket will elect everi
man. There has certainly been land
slide.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov THE re
form ticket has been defeated by
heavy majority The Republican
have won in every precinct in tn
city and State returns are of tn
same tenor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
a CHEAP HOWL.
The Facts Regarding the Capitol
Well.


TIE Jews IS making cheap howl
regarding the Capitol well. The sum
OF $4,000 was appropriated for the
boring CT the well and the News fa7-
ored the appropriation. When the
well started the News raised the
alarming suggestion that it might tap
some feeder from Lake Tahoe and
flood the town. 1t even held out tho
idea that the State was after a
spouter whose waters would rise
above the height of the derrick.
It had no idea that such q result
would accrue but it had the idea al
ways in its mind that if there was
no artesian flow there would be an
excellent chance to howl
Now, as a matter of fact there is
e well there several hundred feet
deep with pure water coming to the
top of the ground and a pumping
plant will be put in that will supply
the entire capitol grounds, with
water to spare. 1t will be accom-
plished by deep well centrifugal
pump, a machine for raising water
that seems to be something beyond
the ken of the News who Is having
a fit because $4,000 has been spent
this summer in Carson City.
and quit your cheap knocking.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08

George A. ana Myrtle Montrose will
begin the publication of paper at
Lorena, Masonic mining district, this
week.
Just received st Meyers Nero. Co
car Of choice Oregon Apples. choice
varieties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
DIPLOMAS SOLD.
sharpers Deal in Fictitious cradu-
alton Certificates

alton Certificates
For weeks past the government
officials, assisted. by Dean Wilson and
the faculty of the University Of Ne
vada have been working on the SEN
'sational case. Seldom has a rob-
bling scheme affecting the very found
alton Of the states educational system
been brought to light anywhere.
Arrests. will undoubtedly 4e made
but yesterday morning the officers
working on the case refused to state
when the guilty schemers will be
taken in charge.
Thanks to the alertness of Dean
Wilson Of the University of Nevada,
together with Richard Drawn, super
intendent, degrees purporting to come
from the University sof Nevada are
not being hawked about the country
at the present time at the rate Of
10 cents or perhaps more. each.
Simon Cromwell an energetic stu
dent of Philadelphia, formulated the
scheme to use the name of Nevada
in a plan to secure the money Of an
always ready public. For weeks Pre-
fessor Wilson, Postmaster Dawson;
and the authorities from Washingt N
have been working on the case. VI
October Gath a fraud order against
| Cromwell was issued and unutil yes
terday morning the work of securing
evidence against Cromwell and his
associates has been in progress. Ar
rests may be made but even if the
perpetrators Of the fraud are not
paced behind prison bars they are
at least successfully barred FROM
using the fair name of Nevada,s uni
versity to secure money from Others
equally dishonest in their efforts
to secure something for nothing.
A small comma is al that nov
stands in the way. In the articles
of incorporation filed by the company
last June the name is given as tn
| Cromwell Simon State University
Reno, Nevada, In the advertisement
printed by Simon the title is printe
thus: Cromwell Simon, State Un;
versity, Reno, Nevada" The comm.
after the word Simon and before tn
words state university, samll in it
self, was sufficient to give prosperity
diploma purchasers an idea that the.
} were buying their degrees from tn
University of Nevada. The resul
has been hundreds of letters, near
every one containing money .
stamps have been pouring into Rem
: for the past two months and yestei
;. day in accordance with the frau'
order Postmaster Dawson began tn
) task of sending them back either =
the writer's or to the dead lette
office-JOurnal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08

The Chicago man who is willing to
leave the punishment of his son 5
murderer's conscience is heartily se;-
onded in fhis regard by the mur-
derer himself no doubt
The higher culture received a hari
blow ito Nevada when GOldfield decil-
ed to draw down that $500 purse for
fight between Nelson and Gardner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
which in cut finish and fit are with
put rival for the price.

We've got your size ready Tor
YOU to wear out of the store.
And you can be absolutely sure CT
the rightness of the style. anish
and At and that you've got . full
dollars worth nf value for eves..'
dollar you Pr rs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08

New lines of footwear are arriving
daily at Ed. Burlington's Shoe Store
He has been considerably hampere l
by delay in freight but they are ar
irving daily. You will find the larg-
ssst and best lines Of shoes are car
ried in his store and prices are al
ways the lowest You can save
money by purchasing footwear at
his store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
Bicycle Stolen

A bicycle was stolen from the shoot
ing range few days ago. The ma
chine is Falcon and can be readily
identified. Anyone bringing evidence
of the machine will be rewarded.
Call at this Office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
Water Turned On.

The Truckee chuts is practically
completed and it is expected that the
waiter will be turned through the
Main Canal for it's full length in the
course of the next week or ten days.
To this and it has been wet down.
recently, and the water has already
reached a point opposite Hazen.-Har
vest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
Next Attraction

Washington Siciety Girls" is the
next attraction at the Carson City op.
era house The company plays on
the evening of November 14th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08

James O'Hare, who has been at
Los Angeles undergoing treatment
for paralysis, has returned greatly
improved, though not entirely reco-
cred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
BESSIE euRToN.s SLAYER DEAF
Caught in Trap Kills Mistress a.
Sends Bullet Through Brains.

Caught in Trap Kills Mistress and
Sends Bullet Through Brains.
San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Trapped III
in his rooms by the police, and fully
aware that his last avenue of escape
had been barred, Milton Franklin
Andrews, who murdered Mrs. Bessie
Bouton in Colorado ten months ago.
and murderously assaulted and ROB-
bed William Ellis at Berkeley, Cal,
tonight shot and killed Nulda OlivI,
his last female companion, and then
sped a bullet into his own head caus.
ing instant death.
That Andrews, for whom the pole :
of the entire country was search
ing was fully prepared for the tragedy
that closed his career. was shown by
the fact that he acted without a mo.
ment's hesitation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
An Anniversary Party.


Yesterday afternoon Mrs. M. Coin
entertained about fifty ladies at her
lovely home. Five hundred was
played with the usual spirit. Boun-
tiful refreshments were served AMI
after the distribution OF prizes q
very jolly surprise was sprung On
Mrs. Cohn and many of the ladies'.
1t transpired that the hostess was
celebrating the thirtieth anniversary
of her wedding The friends who
knew that fact "showered" her witt
many presents, Mrs. Frank Wildes
making the presentation speech i,
her inimitable manner.
Much merriment prevailed through
out the shower. Miss Lille Cohn re
cited THE Maybug" with great feel
ing. Several friends we're present
from Reno and the party was votes
by all most enjoyable.
Mrs. Belknap, Mrs. Culp and Mrs
Norcross won prizes in the orde'
named, while Mrs. J. T. Davis tool
the cake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-08
W.
Notice.

Came to my enclosure. one mich
COW branded circle P. Owner can
have same by paying for this adver-
tisement 8. p. DAVIS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08

ly before noon he reached his club,
where he was to lunch with Colonel
Drew. In the reading room he OBJ
served that men were looking at him
in a manner less casual than was Gus
tomary. Some of them went so far
as to smile encouragingly, and others
waved their hands in the most cordial
fashion. Three or four very young
members looked upon him with ad-
miration and envy, and even the por-
tiers seemed more obsequious. There
was something strangely oppressive in
all this show of Difference.
Colonel Drew's dignity relaxed amaz-
ingly when he caught sight of the
young man. He came forward to meet
him, and his greeting almost carried
Monty off his feet.
GLOW did you do it, my boy?" cried
the colonel. shes off point or two
now, I believe, but half an hour ago
she was booming. Cad, never heard
of anything more spectacular"
Monty's heart was in his mouth as
he rushed over to the ticker. 1t did
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
Send for free sample.

3. BrewSter's campaign WAS 50 ard mt
that he neglected other duties deplora-
bly,. falling far behind his improvid"vt
average With Grimes disposed Of. he
once more forsook the battlefield OF
love and gave his haraSsel and unli-
vided attention to his own peculiar
business
The fast ana loose game displeasel
Miss Barbara greatly she was at first
surprised, then piqued, then rneontful
Monty gradually awoke to the distress
ing fact that she was going to bc III
tractable. as he put it, and forthwith
undertook to smooth the troubled sea.
TO his amaZement and concern, she
was not to be appeased
Does it occur to you, Monty" she
said, with gentle GOODNESS that was
infinitely worse than heat. that you
have been carrying things with a pref
ty high hand? Where did you acquire
the right to interfere with my privi-
leges? You seem to think that | am
not to speak to any man but you"
"Oh come now, Babs." retorted
Monty, i've not been quite as un-
reasonable as that And you know
yourself that Grimes is the worst kind
OF a bounder"
II know nothing of the sort" replied
the lady, with growing irritation. You
say that about every man who gives
me smile or a flower. Does it indi-
cate such atrOcous taSte?"
Don't be silly, Barbara. You know
perfectly well that you have talked tc
Gardner and that idiot Valentine by
the hour, and I've not said a word
But there are some things / can't
stand, and the impertinence Of Grimes
is one Of them Jove, He looked at
you out Of those fishy eyes sometimes
as though he owned you. If you knew
how many times I've fairly ached to
knock him down."
Inwardly Barbara was weakening a
little before his masterfulness. But
she gave no sign.
TO be continued
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
CHAPTER Y.

TlIE next two months were busy
ones for Brewster. Miss Drew
saw him quite as often as be-
fore the important interview,
but he was always Il puzzle to her.
His attitude is changed somehow"
she thought to herself And then she
remembered that "a man who wins IL
girl after an ardent suit is often like
one who runs after Il street car and
then sits down to read bis paper"
In truth after the first few days
Monty seemed to have forgotten his
competitors and was resting in the
consciousness of his assured position.
Each day he sent her flowers and con
sidered that he had more than done
his duty. He used no small part of
his income on the flowers, but in this
case his mission was almost forgotten
in his love for Barbara.
Monty's attitude was not due to any
waning of his affection, but to the
very unromantic business in which he
was engaged. 1t seemed to him that,
plan as he might, he could not devise
fresh ways and means to earn $4,000
day. He was still comfortably ahead
in the race, but famine in opportu-
mites was not far remote. Ten big
dinner parties and a string of elaborate
after the play suppers maintained a
fair but insufficient average, and he
could see that the time was ripe for
radical measures. He could not go on
forever with his dinners. People were
already beginning to refer to the fact
that he was warming his toes on the
social register, and he had no desire to
become the laughingstock of the town
The few sighting, sarcastic remarks
about his business ability, chiefly by
women and therefore reflected from
the men, hurt him. Miss Drew's ap-
parently harmless taunt and Mrs.
Dams open criticism told plainly
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
YOUR BRAIN
NEEDS BLOOD
1t Cannot Run Without Fuel-Dyspep.
tic Stomach Poor Fireman.

If you want a strong, active brain,
sou must take care Of your stomach.
Brain workers are always the first to
suffer from Indigestion and dyspepsia.
They are also first to give way under
the strain.
An active brain requires plenty of
rich, red blood. Dyspepsia shuts off the
blood supply. Food cannot digest-can-
not yield nourishment.
Take a Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet each
evening and you'll DO three times az
much work the next day. 1t will Hut
your stomach right, get your bowels into
condition and fill YOUR arteries with good
blood.
BUSINESS MAN TELLS HIS EXPERIENCE.
suffered for many years from loss of energy
and ambition. experienced colicly pains and
severe bilious headaches. For day | would be
lhcapacitaltd from attending to business All
1uod tasted the same To me. took one package
OF keNdll Dyspepsia Tablets and was wonder.
tully benefited. Since that time have never
been without them. When | feel any of the
distressing symptoms mentioned above take
the tablets as directed. find myself substan-
tally cured and now eat food that formerly
dared ~ tauch.-( nARirS NJ. June, 6O9 MaJes-
tic Building, Detroit Mich.
We back up RcXall Dyspepsia Tablets
with our endorsement and our guaran-
tee. Price rs cents per full sized pack.
age. Sold only at our store or by mail.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
CHARLES A. EARLE,
LAWYER.

Room 20, Battel Block, Middlebury, VI.
Both Phones.
Through fifteen years employment as
resident and as travelling manager for Nor
cross Bros, Builders, | have had a large ex.
perience in adjusting legal controversies
tout OF COURT; the best way when possible
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
Wanted to Hire.

A man and wife by the year. Man to care
for driving horses, cow. etc, and work a few
acres OF land. Wife must he good cook and
neat, orderly assistant in homework. Amer
leans preferred. Both OF good habits and to
furnish good references Will pay "A good
salary for years. Address,
FHp l.. ID. MOSES, Ogdensburg, Wis.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
UP TO MAY 18th

| published in the Vermont papers 1000
names ana addresses OF people had cured
Of chrome diseases. since then several
Thousand have written me for help The
offer maize them l. the Otfer | make on,
sinp write me Y ur 81 mptom giving the
II dress Of you druggist ana will m9tl You
an order 20. 1t for "a SIX months ire ,tment OF
Or. MerrowS system Removal or cor pre-, c'lbe
any other treatment il needed i'm your case
free. NOu may take II month ON trial. II
satisfied the II is ouly 81 II dissatisfied
will paT the druggist and your word shall
decide il. system Renovation il so sure OF
curing the most severe ises that dare offer
il on the above terms. Address
DIR. MERROW, Room 4.
~ Church street, Burlington, Vt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07

is practically At aa end He may like
Senator Burton OF Kansas. appeal 10
The higher courts ana perhaps secure
r new trial But his usefulness IS
over. Tho ssuate should soc him nc
more. The spectacle OF a career thus
summarily ended In disgrace Is pitt
fQl, hut Senator Mitchell wroHght his
own undolng. He deliberately violated
the law with which he was familiar
When accused OF the oifense he lied
about it and tried 10 get others 70 lie
gor his benefit
Senator Mitchell would not have
been convicted and the extensive land
frauds on the government which lei TO
his downfall would not have been ex-
I Desea if there had seen in the interior
/ department a man less Hncompromis'
! ing and less persistent ana rclentles
in the tracking down of wroasdoeFs
THAN L. A Hitchcock. The publie does
MOI hear CT see much cf the secretary
/ lie is out Of politics He IS NOT given
ft9 max ng speeches. Bnt he is the best
/ guardian az tits puRile lands me Get
arnment has ever hai.
The secretary has appealed 60 cap
srss. again and again 70 amend laws
lnnaer which sao.e lands were being
stolen right and left. but little atfeu
ton has been paid 70 him. That madt
MIN all the more determined t0 follow
| MP the lapa ring which was daily be
/ coming baider III its operations ar
/ was absorbing the public domain b
| Wholesale Il had its friends IN th'
4 general land office and ia congress
and thought it was So strongly il
| trenched thar It need fear nothing.
/ dtd not make sufficient allowance 10
the iron energy Of Secretary Hitch
cock He has proved that big is tn
man for tho place Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
ovERWoRNlAG A HABIT.

Even 80 Jealous 4 friend Of the ad
ministratinn al the chicago Evening
Post. discussing The Taft Wallace in
oident. protests against tho prevailing
tendency of the president ana hiB offi-
dial family ID make and Hnmahe rep
utations
Concerning the attack upon Mr.
wallace made hy the secretary al
war, says that journal 4 ii which has
joined every little Tray Blanche and
Sweetheart of the press that ~ anxi-
aus To curry favor with the war DE-
partment III may re said that II has
not yet come Ia pass where any mans
reputation in this country IL at tho
mercy cf anybody who happens 10
hold high official place In rhe GOV
| eminent There has been altogether
TOO much making and marring OF repu
taalons Dy elk parte dicta from Wash
/ mgton lately
This view will have wide support
Ever since hts assumption " the higf
office of president. Mr. Roosevelt hal
4 shown q ready disposition 20 sc0ia per
lsona who have failed somehow to wiy
Hits favor anl h lavsh praise upai
tnf se who bask til his personal friend
! ship.
Tnis custom 81 Seeding n public n
Hivduals who stand outside ot tn
light from the throne and ~ shower
rm smiles ANA H0Wprs unnn anyOn
J who belongs 10 the CIloritied Guild
\ growing rather tiresome. N turns "a
! nluch-vaunted doctrine of 70 squat
deal for all'' into 4 fake, and Its hig
apostles into plagactora. The time
), rapidly approaching when praise frpl
Z the administration will be M proof I
/ inert and danunciati9n no evidence
i deficiency Louisville CourierJou
nal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07


ana. who is mighty good imitation
of Gov. Joe Folk OF Missouri, delivered
an address at TerTe Haute Tuesday. IN
which he paid his respects TO a large
element IN that city which insisted on
wide open town. finally got it
and now regrets it. You may say +
aide open town means prosperity. hut
/ don't think 50. and two thousand
people who lost their money in tbe
closing of your bank viii NOW agree
with me. This vas bringing it home
10 the people in way that they had
no defense 10 offer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
SENATOR MITCHELL CONVICTED

Senator Mitchell has been found
guilty ~ violation Of the statute
which makes 1t an offense for q con-
gresham 10 receive compensation for
eryicc5 rendered to any peggcn before
one 81 the federal departments l'he
penalty II imprisonment ROY not mcre
than two years tinc " not more
than $4,000 ana disqualification for
holding any federal office, The jury
which heard tbc evidence against me
senator had no doubt of hts gnilt but
moved NY HIS agc--h e II now ~ yaara
old-and perhaps Ny the prominent
anI generally creditabie part NE has
taken VI public lifc n Oregon since
1860, recommended him TO the mercy
Of the court
i Whether Or not that mercy ~ OK
l tended 40 fat ais Imprisonment ~ cor
lrnrnea. Senator Mitchull's public nfc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
THE MAN WHO'S MENTIONED.

When that life Insurance outfit into
torrid water got
As Il Ro0l man for receiver me waa
mentioned en me spot;
and, II fact On such occasions, count
the times | never can
THAT this fellow has been mentioned
of all people as 'rhe Mar
HE'S been mentioned Az the person e
approach the Russian car
with friendly proposition n wind W
tast erNcl WAR;
Ana ho'a frequently been mentlone'
Mt some mGch admiring nal
For tha place " chief Inspector on tn
Panama canal
He's bcen mentioned for each offlc
that the president has had
\ Ever since oar present ruler was
very little lad.
And tho fact m1ist acknowledge VIZ
sad and silent sob
That he's always being mentlose'
\ hnt he never lands o JOB.
Louisville Couricr-Journel-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
TAE HARVESTER.

Against the sunsets purple slow he
stands
AZ thcuah o statue formed Of fuddy
bronze
Il wrrdcr of thr golden harvest lanls
That show the Silent labor n w
dawns
And moons and nights, and magic "a
tho SUM-
Ana e'Nhemy M mind and cloud nnd
rain
Ana through tlie sea VI wheat the bN
lows run
Like endless wuyes that swecr
across the maln.
The harvester with barred head stands
and secs w
The noddlng grain that waits thc