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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
IN THE AsvLuM.
Escaped Lunstie Taken Back to the
Hospital.

Hospital.
In charge Of j. g. Driscoll Of the
Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases
John Braydner lunatic, was brought
to Reno from Hawthorne on the To
nopah hyer last night. The crazy
man is now safely confined in the
strong ward at the Asylum and DR..
Gibson will se to it that he is safely
guarded.
Sheriff Jones, who came near losing
his life while attempting to capture
the crazy man at Hawthorne Tuesday
Is now believed to be out Of danger.
He is suffering from three wounds IN
stead of two, and Braydner took four
shots at him before he was finally
overpowered. Mr.. Jones is wounded
In the breast, right shoulder and
right arm. One of the shots broke
the bones in his arm and this woun1
is the most serious. The others arc
glancing and will soon heal.
Through Mr.. Driscoll, Sheriff Jones
yesterday sent message thanking
DIR. Gibson for volunteering his pro
fessional services.
The asylum officials are at loss
to know where Braydner spent tnt
time since his escape until found
Hawthorne Tuesday morning. Meth
er can they account for where r.
secured the revolver. Several time
while in the asylum the demente'
man claimed he owned a rich min
near Hawthorne and this deluslon
is believed is what caused him to
to Esmeralda county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25

We've got yoer size ready TOR
you to wear out Of the store.
And you can be absolutely sure ct
the rightness Of the style, finish
and at and that you've got full
dollars worth If value Tor ever
dollar you p? NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
uropIANs COMING.
Great Theatrical Attraction Will Ftay
"wednesday Night.


All that is new, novel, brilliant anti
in the burlesque ana
vaudeville line will be seen with the
Utopians which will be the attraction
at the Opera House on Nov. 2Stn- Il
will be the only engagement of this
company here this season but It's ap.
nearance will be an event long to be
remembered by patrons of the house.
Manager Dinkins has taken special
mans to produce a pleasing show
this season. At a great expense ne
has secured o Hama San a receut
European importation, whose act
scenes from Japan" has created 2
fprcre in the principal cities OF the
cid world. 1t is on the living picture
order but is far removed from tbs
usual conception of living pictures
mixed Muddled and Fixed is ths
title Of the extravaganza which is II
two acts, serving as an opening an
closing piece. In this the entire CON
pany is seen to advantage. Othe
acts in the vaudeville portion art
Madden and .,ees. premier. Irish CONF
dams: the two Ashtons, comedy jus
gless. Brooks Brothers comedians
Rose jeanette singer and dancer, an
Blackford and Hunter, clever siste
team.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25

A special train on the Lake Shore
road carrying Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Field Sr. from New York to Chicago
yesterday covered the 108 miles IN
LOG minutes between Cleveland and
Toledo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
MAKING Gains.

NEW YORK, Nov 23.-John Elder
was held in $4,000 bail today charg-
ed with illegal voting and perjury and
James Gallagher was held in 5000
bail on charge of perjury.
that 80 votes were found in one cleo
ton district in the goth assembly dis
trict which should have been counted
for Hearst and were not.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
FAREWELL SERMON.
Rev. parneiIle to Say Farewell to the
Carson People.

I. ss
Sunday evening Rev. Darneille win
preach his farewell sermon from tbs
pulpit of the Episcopal Church in
this city. He expects to leave tho
early part of next week for his new
field of labor in Northern California.
Donnie Darneille as the people Of
this city delight in addressing him.
has made as many friends as any one
man could muster. His work has not
been done alone in the line OF church
labor, but he has been the friend OF
all classes and denominations. In
this course he has become popular
| and those who learned to know him
reard him as man of the highest
the church fraternity he has been a
! man among men, and his work reach
ed in all directions. His liberal views
place him in a class by himself. Dur
ing the past two months his work
at the prison has shown the metal
of the man.
The farewell sermon to be delivere'
on Sunday evening will call out a
church full of people who will pay
their respects to the Donnie.
| The following resolutions havt
been passed and engrossed by thS
Vestry of the church:
At a meeting of the wardens ant
vestry of st. Peters Episcopal church
held in the rectory on the 18th da,
of September 1905, the resignation c
Rev. B. j. Darneille was read an
with considerable reluctance accept
ed, the following preambles and res,
luton having been unanimously al
cepted:
Whereas, 1t is with profound so
row and regret that we are led $;
( accept the resignation of Mr.. Da
nellie as rector of st. Peters churc
!, and parish, and do so solely for tt
i. reason that change is for the ben
fit of our beloved rector in pursui1
the good work he has been so alb
l., and faithfully performing while la
oring in our midst; and
Il Whereas, That by patience an
/, fidelity in the discharge of his duti
the church has grown and prosper'
and by his genial influence and e
8 ample he has endeared himself
us all and in his resignation
!, Peters church and parish lose
jealous and faithful rector! tt
Pensioners a good and true friel
and the community an honorable Al
upright citizen; therefore,
~ Resolved, That we properly es
mate the services rendered by our
=. teemed rector and take this meth
i of conveying to him the expressi
!. of our highest regard and respt
recognizing the Divine will, in t
=, events which have lee him tC scr
the very pleasant ties which have L
ted him and his Pensioners pray Il
- wherever his lol NAV be cast succ
may attend him and that Gods CHI,
=. est Blessings may be showered III
him and his good work.
NJ A. MURPHY.
Senior Warden.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25

& J. n. Reid who Is employed by for
mer Governor Adams in the gypsum
mill at Empire is minus the end of
the third finger en- his left hand. The
accident was caused h. door q
q box car closing on d Ind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
For is Days

Custom suits and overcoats will he
sold at reduced prices-and reason
able time given for payment.
No advantage in waiting put %
your order and receive your goods
before Christmas.
The same otter stands good for
carpets, linoleum. "Crex" Rugs door
mats and all other articles kept II
. first- class carpet house.
Yours respectfully.
CHAUNCEY LATTA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-11-25
aacl< from Esn,eralda.

District Judge NJ A. Murphy re-
turned last evening from Hawthorne
where he held term Of court. He
will hold District Court in this city
beginning the first Monday in De-
cember.
The senior geology class Of the
State University IL to make = tour Of
Southern Nevada mining districts in
January.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

high notch, $50 per seat in lower
part of the house. The play was
breezy, funny. and went with a rush
from start to finish, and the people
seemed delighted with its gay alb
surdities.
John Gross. like many another far
mer who came in to hear the scien-
tifc chaps from Brookings talk pure
seed last spring, wants to take q fling
at tie professors. They frightened
many farmers into buying high-priced
seed rather than SOY what they had
on hand, which was light and shrunk.
en-. John says he sowed some weigh.
ing Al pounds to the bushel which
Welded II bushels. and some wheigh-
ing So pounds which went IA bushels
per acre. That all was put in under
about the same conditions except that
the light wheat was sown first. He
thinks it's one on the college fellows
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Burton and Mrs. C. Nj. Giddings
left for Oregon. The latter will visit
with her brother at Ashland until hel
husband sometime in the winter
joins her, when they will establish
themselves in a new home. MIR.
Giddings on previous trips to that
country made purchases until he now
owns near Albany in that state 32O(
acres Of land, 700 Of which Is timber
ed and the balance valley land adapt,
ed to farming and pasture. Mr.. Gid
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

Ihe game which the Normal foot
ball team played last Saturday with
the Huron college team at the place
resulted in a Tie, neither side being
able to score.
The consideration by the United
States grand jury at Sioux Falls of
the case OF Charles L. Mielke, post
master at Ferney, charged with en-
bezzeling Sl013.O 90 resulted in a failure
to indict.
Otto p. Mueller, J. L. Ruckman,
M. D. Fulker, w. G. Jacobs and S. M.
clefton returned on the freight from
Sand Lake Monday morning. They
brought back plenty of ducks and re-
port a good time.
Z. G. Turner is in a hospital in
Chicago whittier he went to undergo
an operation on his upper jaw for the
removal of the nerve, hoping to thus
get rid of the excruciating neuralgia
pain which has afflicted him.
Miss Hannah Sheehan, who died
last Friday at Minneapolis, was buried
Sunday morning from the church of
the Sacred Heart. She was 40 years
old and was engaged in dressmaking
IN Minneapolis. She was a sister of
John Sheehan of this city.
Regents Burt and Slocum, the SUBJ
committee having in charge the con-
%struction of the workshop building at
the Northern Normal were in the
City Friday to accept from the con-
tractors the new structure. They
find that the cost of the building,
$4,000, and the equipment of the
building, $3.50, exceed the appropria-
tion which was SIS, 1000, by 1880.
A. NJ. Mitchell, the sheepman of
Lansing township, drove two punches
Of a Thousand sheep each from his
place to Columbia on Friday last.
One bunch was for Geo. w. Dixon of
Gem and the other for Henry G.
Beard of Aberdeen. Mr.. Mitchell
turned the sheep over to these gentle
men or their representatives at
Columbia, and on the following day
they were driven to their destination.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
CITY AND COUNTRY.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Jones was buried in River
side cemetery on last Friday after
noon.
Mother Mary Joseph, superior of
the Presentation Academy recently
returned from a visit of a month in
the east.
Mrs. Dick Haney of Pierre has been
for several days the guest of ex-
Governor and Mrs. 9. N. Herried and
other friends in the city.
Col. Harry Hunter, rancher and
hustler for the Milwaukee road.
stopped Friday night in the city,
going west the following morning.
A. Moffat's family in Oneota town
ship is quarantined on account of
smallpox, several members having it
in a mild form.-Frederick Free
Press.
L. B. Spafford, the cartoonist who
gave an entertainment at Guild Hall
Friday night, was given a brief oppor-
tunity to entertain the high school
pupils Friday afternoon on the black
board in the assembly room. His
clever work was a revelation to those
present.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

pronk clark of 9l5 OAK
oast is reported to be III. mat f. the
o sn.4 :, for several weeks y
house. business trip
80 webster Tuesday Win '.,' ., tnat
putting ,r in tonsorial p"T'o'S az
point. for Cakes,
Dc Friday to accept a postum postum
,yith the Edwards-W Woods Co''''''
Company. , o,so At
Mics rocdv. who has held a case az
N's, nnrdccn Publishing Company
,"s the past year, left for her nome a.
Rcrqsrord last FRIDAY. -.
.;ss Dsfsv Dean. now engaged 10
nv M" TSmnnds county abstract Office az
,nS Och was over visiting frIends III
tps eC c It, wednesday and THURSDAY.
gorge Price. clerk for T. II. Moe,,
ors;ctant for him in the Watk'h ;
%,.u a, ~7' business, has gone to PORT
wa Grccon, for a two months Vaca'
tion trip. .,o
r p Bissett, route agent Oh V'e
Great Northern, has been III 'o"'
mi, week and it is'said tha1 d w
t,rco If mep'will soon be. here 10 push
tha work on the %extention down town
# i nossible that work may sooh ON
monce on the new depot.
D, G. Gallett has now Tue en'ns
store at 30S Main Street, giving n'
rnrv commodious quarters for his eS'
~tonsjye iewelry stock. BE is about u
Il 4 new line to his business. i1a''
ing ample room in the e a u "'
large storcroom, he will put IN an uh'
usually fine line of pianos including
such high grade makes as Ste'h"as
Knabc. Weber and lverson x foho
also a complete stock of other mus'ca
goods.
Ed NJ. Hall this week began the
erection of a residence 26 by 2Sieet OF
his farm lust north Of the city Whict
he will occupy as soon as colhpicIeu
He has contracted with Gliborh'
Bros. for the sinking Of an artcslah
well upon which work will be com
mcuced in a few days. Mr.. Hall ilas
also other plans for the improvements
of his farm upon which he proposed
to settle and enjoy the feliclticS o.
rural lie.
c. E. Cummins, clerk of the River
side school board. informs US tla'
the board has been unable to secure
enough teachers this year and one Is
still needed to give the district its ful
complement. Many other districts
in the comfy are experimenting th'
same difficulty, and the scarcity o
teachers is Hard to explain. Goot
wages are being offered but in tn
country the school boards cannot sc
cure teacherS.-Groton Herald.
The weather has settled down 10
much more pleasant mood this weel
and the roads and streets have drlet
up. The ~liyclieSt thing in town i
the potato market. The good wealth
er brings them out and prices have
gone up to 30 cents, and even bette
than that in trade. Demand for car
for potatoes is brisk at every RAILROAD
station in the county. The outsid
demand is good and Brown is doin'
her share to supply the need.
The troup of His Highness the Bcy
composing a multitude Of graceful
dancers and pretty chorus girls, ha
come and gone. They played 0
Wednesday afternoon and evening t
as fine an audience as could well b
packed into the Gottschalk, eve
though the prices were put to tn
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

Oscar Hall passed through the Guy
from Minneapolis, where ne res'ues'
an bic yav to Allison township Satuf'
dav to visit his parental home ana DC
nresent at the golden wedding OF Dis
parents,
An accurate measurement OF u.e
fold gives Olsen Bros, OF Greenne'o
township. a yield of S1i bushels Of
oats to the acre. That is the oes'
fold renorted in this region.-Fredef'
ick Free Press.
Howell Bros. are building a new
barn two hundred feet in lengV'i o'
their ranch in Mcpherson county
Last week they placed 500 steers on
feed. They will also feed anumoe' ~
their Frederick yards'-freoerloN
Free Press.
The handsome residence whlc1
F. W. Schamber lis building on V'''
Golden Rule block for his own oc'
cupancy is nearing complexion, MA
fin Schamber has"had the cellar ca
cayated for a dwelling "a by Is on tnt
same block upon which {. .. Lepoi'
is to do the work.
A Mate of handsome apples iron
the orchard of E. S. Haasze 10 th'
state of Washington is on exhlol1lol
at Salisbury Bros store. lheS
look good however they might 1aSCe
and were brought here by i b
Wells who returned recently from I
visit, to the land of big red apples.
Early last Saturday morning bh'
town of Ferney was visited by Z
serious contlagration. 1t starteo
shortly after three o'clock IN lh'
saloon of c.. G. Madison and ~spreadlhz
RAPIDLY consumed the entire Dloch
consisting of Mr., Madison's saloon anC
hotel and Fred Gabert's saloon allC
residence. The property was sald u
be fairly well covered by insurance
Tt makes a bad hole in the little town
The Madison IS. d. high schoo
foot ball team, which has the recoro
of having defeated every team in tIt
south part Of the state with whlcn II
has PLAYED. as the Aberdeen hlgL
school team has done in the nOrtl
part, has sent IA challenge to the
Aberdeen boys to play them a game
for the state championship. If such
game could be arranged it would at
tract statewide attention and draw
an immense crowd. Efforts are being
made to have it come off in Aberdeen
AS a result of a preliminary hearing
in Justice Jones court on Monday
forenoon, Peter Burns, the man who
several weeks agostabbed his compan-
ion, Charles Lancert of Warner in
front of the Sherman House as a re,
suit of a quarrel starting in Ben
Wards restaurant over paying for d
meal, was bound over to the circuit
court under bonds for $1,000. Ian
cert was able to come from the
hospital to testify at the examination,
G. n. Williamson is looking after
Burns defence.
That this is a celery country around
Aberdeen seems to have been demon
strated by a west Aberdeen gardener.
S. Shortridge. A half acre Of lane
produced four dray loads Of a gooC
article. 1t has been stored in the
basement of the store occupied by
W. II. Wilson's undertaking establish
ment. The plants are packed roots
down on the floor as close as they car
be crowded, where they will remain
for a couple of months undergoing the
blancling process, after which it viii
be placed on the market by the frui,
commission houses.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
1.-The HoIylCan|

IN arranging for ].
a moly City,, Manager s t,s
a aEa,n secured the ns
orama on the stapa
c pomsI, dramatically ~, I.
staged, 1.-THE play was ~
for its complete and Ivy ~
sen'a'lons. 4 full hsas !
sl'e appearance Of The oyr,l
on Monday, October %. sA
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

s,"s s,o VIII renain1bsr,,,
e 20 glose gu; his Iana'saas,.
COUNT Of which be '', NY !
quarter sections W MaV
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE OR EXCHs
four-ycar-old registered "
bull, Nubian Sire, a fine .
II. ELLIOTT, Westport, So
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

FOR BARRED
Cockerels of choice breeding
800 each, W. Z. LoyM
Abehs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE FAlRBu1
II horse gasoline engine y
pair. A snap for any ta'H1
power for grinding feed, &|
this Office.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE Ny REa
3l7 S. Arch ST., containing
and bath. Must be sold As
ED. NJ. HALL. 3gSE
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

FOR RENT-Store ID.
First Avenue East. pSa
at once. BARREN
No. H. I'd
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

STRAYED OR STUN
premises OF the underslgaa
Oct. Bird and 9th one t'la
red steer, some white 10 u,
nnarter DR.. CD
Hopl
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

WANTED-A BuYz.
motel property in Colussl
in good condition. Stain
q horses, with shed mi, !
IL more. Fine well. nj
Would take stock, catt.
in exchange. Address
JAMES GEER, COluas|
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

ROOM ~WANTED-HeataJ
bath. Address Box mi
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
WANT coli.

Advertisements undo,
are printed at the ra,.
per line for one inserts|
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

euai! leave the ncs, The momrmt tho,
are haiclr1. They have been seer
running tliroU.i the grass with bits %!
'hrll clingin. 10 them. 'rlcy do not
STAY in The nest 4 moment longer thnl
necessary 10 get their land legs" bu,
ran away through The grass. followed
by tic rother, who watches over then
dniil they are old enough TO take care u.
themselves. When suddenly surprised
~ Il man or dog. the mother will try
10 draw attention AWAY from her brood
~ running along ;hc ground wit.
'irOopinS wing, pretending 10 be
wounded. The young quail tlattcn
themselves "ui on The ground and re
mdni motipnlcSs. When The mother
has succeeded ia cuticing the object OF
her fear Il Sufficient distance from her
young. she VIII suddenly rise and ay
away with III" swifincss Of an arrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

Tho figures of the Fostofiicc Depart
incnt for the last year show rev.
cnue Of over Sl52,000,000 and an
expenditure uf over s167 900 900. II
a few of the unnecessary expenses IL
the government printing Office wcye
cut off and lrankiug privileges were
limited to such articles as properly
should come under the heading gov
eminent business" there probably
would be 4 big saving in the former
item CT expense and the postoiIice
department might show Il small sur
plus instead Of Il deficit. Instead Of
using the pairing knife on appropria-
tons which are more urgently needed
than free reports which never are
read. ii would be the part of wis.
dom 10 institute reforms in the two
departments where so much moucy
now is wasted in cXtravagant ard
needless fads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

The News asks. aprupoS OF the dis.
cOvery that Il cutoff valve Supposed
to have been placed in one Of the
city water mains did not exist say"
on the mav. If official negligence Is
not characteristic Of municipal ow
cr5hip. Negligence may be charac.-
eristic Of some officials but net
necessarily oil municipal ownership.
buffalo Express
OF course rot Now, if our esteem
cd contemporary will explain just
how we could have municipal owner
ship without standing a pretty good
Chance Of largely increasing the list
OF negligent officials. We will have
reached Il basis Tor further consid.
Grafton of .hc subject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
IMss Irene Crosby

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Women who arc troubled with pain.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

DR.. w. Z GriiIls, who is said to be
the first Caucasian to 1--we in the
Interior of Japan, is of the opinion
that the governments Of the Mikado
and Of the Car will he friends in the
future. proftng each other. He be.
lieves that the Dutch East Indies will
probably 70 To Germany and that
the Chinese empire. no longer .
prey To European spOlaiion. will dc.
VelCD her resources, rcdistribuic her
population ana, after using the Japa-
ncSc teachers, will give her own cd,i.
Gated sons the places To be filled
for few generations only by occi.
dcntals ard Japanese. The Unitcd
States, cowcrking i'll spirit with the
Japanese, will dominate the Pacific.
III religion. art, economies, tho West
and especially the American people.
Will be rs much influenced by the
Oricntals us they will be influenced
by MS. Mutual knowledge and re.
Spcct will be cheaper than fleets of
battlcships and work ont more rap
idly the problem Of the typical worlds
man Of the future.
THAT coming man will have more
oi science and less of superstition
be richer in world culture and les,
narrow in mind"
If The yellow peril" really has that
influence upon tho world it will
demonstrate the fact that cid earth
would have been better OFF if the
Mongolians had presented a united
front 10 tho selfish land.Hrabbing ma
lions of Europc