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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
MRS. COOPER
VOWED SILENCE.
Over Young Northey's Pros
trate Body
DOCTORS DRAMATIC STORY
iof Conversation With Woman Accused
Of Killing Young NOrthey as the
Latter Lay Gasping Out
His Life.
DOCTORS DRAMATIC STORY

Augusta, Me-, March rs. III shall
never tel anything
This Il the reply that Mrs. Alice
Il. Cooper, on trial for The murder of
Charles y. Nerthey, IT., made to IN An.
drew X. q. Smith, hi testified yester-
day, when he ASKED her about tile shoot
inc u tEn Young man. III. Smith was
the first physician To reach the side Of
the dying man.
This testimony coming 50 soon after
The reconstructed head of the dead boy
was shown IN court tried the phenom
.cnal nerves If the little woman accused
of the crime almost to the swapping
point. She did not break down. how
ever.
II was brought out in the examination
LOT Dr. "A. II. q. Sniirli yesterday that he
and the other doctors have changed their
minds about SOME of the hairs on N0r
they's head being singed. Or. Smith
said he thought "a III The tins ne made
the autopsy, but had changed his mind.
The defence eollnt ii point ia their
favor that the doctors have had tWo
opinions oil this point. II the hair
were sin9ed it would indicate the reYol
yer was held close TO Northeys head and
favor the suicide theory.
DR.. Smith said lie arrived at the
Cooper house between $50 and 3.4s
o'clock in the afternoon Of the tragedy
land went through the kitchen and into
1.-The dining room where the body lay. Dr.
Smith placed Tie rocking chair beforf
4 the wall section as be recalled Its posi-
tion, ana then told Of his examination
LOT Young Northey He said he ran .
lprobe into The wound in the head about
one and onehaIf OF one and three.
\ fourtils inches to get tine course 81 IN
bullet. and then located the bullet %
! the other side OF the head.
4 ~ then went 20 Henry Cooper's stors
10 telephone for Dr. Sukeforih. testi
lied the doctor n went upstairs and
saw Mrs Cooper
"She Was walking up and down thu
room and was greatly excited. As
entered She came toward me and asked
Can be live
4 think not | replied.
She walked about the room agar
and then asked another question whicl
did no, understand J answered, 'Nes,
She stepped back and exclaimed.
You Just told me he could not live
Pardon inc. ! said. i did not under
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
DISCOVERED BY ITALIAN
Ex Army 0ficer Lectures Before Lon
don Society on His New
"ArthTalgonicon."

New York. March 20. 4 special cable
from London to the Sun SAYS
Dr, BalIabone, an ex-statI captain Of
tile Italian army medical corps, lecturcd
Tuesday night before the London Thera.
peuticsl society on q new remedy fen
neuralgia, rheumatism ana All gopty afr
fectioBs. iIe began hi experiments il
1902. re believes he has discovered q
cure consisting 81 an injection contain
ina aingiie sFd beHzeic clements. Five
ar siY injections IN the muscles will
subduc recurrence Of the disease. Tho
remedy does not cause irritation er other
HARM Dr. Ballabone calls his discov-
cry arthraigonicon Il operates BY com.
binina with the uric acid in the blood,
rendering ii soluable, and thereby en-.
.abiing IL to b. more easily eliminated.
Ii also destroys tue toxins IN The
blood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
MANY PEASANTS ELECTED
TO PROVINCIAL CONGRESS
kostroma European Russia, Is the First
Province to Complete Its EIec-
tions-Signihcant Proper

ST. Petersburg, March 2s. The prov
inae of kostroma, European Russia, II
the first ~ have completed its elections
IL the provincial congress Forty ms
peasants, y nobeuen, Is merchants, SIX
professional men and three priests were
returned. The prepoadcrance o. peas.
ant- il significant considering that they
were entitled 10 elect only 70 delegates,
while the land owners had Oh, the cities
2s and the workmal seven delegates.
The results show that the "small land
owners, who IN reality are only peas
ants ii tlir Alofc prosperous class, hold
ing their property il seyeralty, stood
together against tile big land lords and
chose exclusively peasants, fhc peas.
ant electors are not classified and have
but one plank ia their platform, namely
the distribution 81 land. The Others
afe divided, IA per cent being conserya-
tives and i per cent constitutional dem
0crats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
$3.50 in Extra Cash Prizes
Each Month to Boys Who DO Good Work
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
AS Arch St., Philadelphia
seogoeseseaeoeor0eos gSeeeseOcoeoeOrSeOe9eN
qbe Times Daily Short Story.
@9@e%03GI6 Me1e@9IS 1N%9o

was getting behind pile Of lumber
/ turned and shot him with my reyoly-
CIR. Darling on. / saw cellar win
dow open and crawied In. Searcbers
passed my hiding place dozen times
without thinking TO enter, and when It
was dark | crawled out. lodged along
down the river bank, found a boat and
fioated on the bosom Of the historic
James. How reached Old Point Conn
fort and our ships would make story
Of itself.
After inspecting Libby presented
my letter Of Introduction TO Mr.
porcher. Now. there would be moth
ing ia This story except the hair
breadth escape, Of which there were
thousands In that war; had not my
host had pretty daughter ten years
my junior between whom aud me
there sprang case Of love at Erst
sight. stayed III Richmond a long
while. pretending 70 have business
there. all the while attempting 70
smooth away Mr.. Porcher's prejudice
against me as having been = Union
seidler. When Al last thought had
( him III more Modified condition |
ventured to ask him for his daughters
hand. lie heard me through with low
I ering brow. then said;
( Il will give my consent on one CON
diti9n. There Is a man probably living
whom wish 10 kill-a miserable dirty
little YANKEE who was prisoner in
/ Libby IN 1904. was a member Of
the home guard and sentinel at the
I prison when one day The inpudent boy
walked out OF the door and ran away.
followed him. He not only gave me
n wound in the shoulder from which /
have suffered ever since, but ] was
dropped froni the guard in derision.
lie was going on, getting more and
more excited rs he proceeded when
his daughter came in anxiously and
stopped him He ended by making u
condition Of his consent TO our union
that would promise TO sconr the
north for that dirty little nuasilf
ana give him chance to shoot him.
HtLtEtu " TINS VIII o'tShiNiii- a.
There had been something familiar
about Mr.. Porcher's face and figure
and / could not get over the idea that
| had seen HIS somewhere. AS for me
| had grown whlskers and weighed
1fty pounds more than when | was
prisoner. | was too much disconcert
ed TO reply at once. but finally pullinl
myself together said:
Mr.. Porcher, promise you solemn
" that within six months after my
marriage With your daughter ! vii
produce the dirty little Yankee yo'
. refer to. have heard Of this case ah'
, am sure can ohlige YOU"
The old man grasped my hand warm
" and declared / was just the son-in
, law he wanted
, Exactly slx months after making tn
, promise redeemed 1t by tnkins my
self to my father-in-law. with whom
! had become q grest fayoFIte, and civ
I ing him permission to shoot me II
was TOO much astcnished TO avail him
9 self Of the privilege.
u y. WINTHROP JONES.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
A Promise Redeemed
sss:: :. ]; !. !: !. : !: I. !: : !: :


tOr3gInahj
BArEng the civil war had been con
cne.s Is a prisoner IN Libby prison, and
tesi years after being discharged from
the liBited ststes service was sud
sleniy srized with desire TO go south
aisa 1Aise look at II. As l was start
lnR N0 uncle Of mine insisted on Civ
Inn gak letter TO an old friend Of his.
%axA12l Porclier, Richmond merchant.
As Noon as | arrived In the former
fDElselerate capital | went down to
ibid esxer bank and, standing before
Aha 6l1 tobacco warehouse that had
lpeaH Slny prison. looked up at II with
xssx2 alngular feelings There on the
ff4se{ level was the door out of which
40 passed IN broad daylight at the
I III sslnc<t risk Of my life and began q
5,s4zIney OF intolersble suffering down
$h4 Jamesf river. As | stood In 1874
isNzinz on the scene OF my adventure
s1& sHgE scarcely realized that was
i RCD man. permitted to come and 20
4K liked. Not d Uniform was TO be
SnsA, business had taken the place of
fhis Is how l came to make an at
tHz.i)t at escape: One Of the prisoners
Il1.a occurred loaded revolver how
n6ssr knew except that It was pur,
',5!sEsd from one OF the guards when be
+ sks6N sleep or drunk OF who had left it
fe lessly where II could be pounced
si1a. II was n dangerous article for
Iflsoner to haze, and II was passed
frebi one to smother TIL It came 20 me.
8 as desperate and. hiding it under
fny shirt, buttoned my ragged coat
Afasnd It. hoping that ! might find a
1Iz&nce TO use Il In some desperate
sAa5e for freedom.
was confined en the groand floor
As tlmes the door would be left open,
y 8nard pacing back and forth on the
paxcment before 1t, At times would
piake bold TO 90 TO the door aud look
OUT usually to be ordered back There
wis one of the sentries whom eSpe
Chilly noticed, Tie was What | thef
NMlsed an Old man OF ABOUT IOrtY-liN'
ana was doubtless citizen relieving
fQgnlar troops az guarding prisoners
Dfse day at noon won't to the doc
asfsl stool looking out. Everybody wat
af diuner, and I could see no soldie
Except the oldish sentinel who no
ticcl was thinking about something
frsldef bis guard duty. II was q Graz.
tblng 10 do. but my life as q prisone
YVES d burden TO me- | watched tn
sentine till be turned to walk with hi
bacls 20 me. then like fash sllppe'
cslt the door and ran like a deer 70 th
corner where street sloDcd down t
tIie river AS turned bah cam
whlzzing past me, and ! knew ha'
been discovered. The sentinel chase'
he, ara, although | was much yopnge
han he | was weakened by conGnt
nlent He caught up with me iust a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
80 wouLp HAmpER cupIp.
Would Prohibit Marriage Of Officers Be
low Captains Rank

Washington, March ~ secretary
faf,. before the Senate military affairs
committees, Yesterday strongly advocated
clause In the army appropriation bill
prohibiting tlv marriage Of officers be.
loN tic rank Of captain, and referred
"a 81 uumGous delalcations and iinan-
cial difficulties of Young officers lending
10 trial by court martial and disgrace
would Aet the application Of your
plnn tend % race stiicidts asked SEN
ator Blackburn
Secretary TAFT admitted ihal i might
and added THAI y was with great re-
iuetance tlMi he Nas fawea ~ adNoqate
ttc aiaoss ~ ai'@iion llc SAID ne y3iId
a1i sanction senator Sc8ti's pai Of iu-
erelsea raS NJ oilifer4 of 'he lever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
Coal Iunps Z Rostou.

Boston, March 2a Boston retail coal
dealers yesterday increased the price Of
soft coal fifty cents on the ton. The
increased retail price Il s475 a ton.
The wholesale price was increased from
S2.65 to $500 yesterday.
one dealer said: There il q decided
scarcity Of soft coal ID this city today.
we are very short and our coal is going
fast. People seem 10 be afraid Of the
threatened strike
Another prominent dealer, who is con-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
WOMAN A TAX COLLECTOR.
Miss johnson First to Hold Such Po-
sition in New Hampshire.

Laeonia, u. H, March 49, For The
first time IN the history OF this state.
woman has been elected a. tax col
lector for city. The innovation was
made Tuesday, when the city council,
in choosing the city officers for the COM
ine year. named Miss Martha y. Johu-
son At collector Miss Johnson has been
employed IN the offices Of The city clerk
and the INK collector fot several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
FACTS IN MATURE.
Not Only DO We Got inspiration From
Mature, But Health an Well.

Ghtufe, hui 4AchAtn - WOA'
For people who are rundown and nery-
Gus. who suffer from indigestion or dys.
pepsia. headache. billOusness. or torpid
liver, coated tongue with bitter taste IN
the morning and poor appetite. ~ ne
comes necessary % turn 10 s0me tonic or
strenathener which will assist Nature
and Help them 10 get on their feet ana
put tue body into Its proper condition. ~
Is becoming more and more apparent tnat
Natures most valuable health giving
ageIds are tO DO found III forest plants
and roots.
Nearly forty years ago Or. E.N Pterge
nov consulting phy stefan % the lnyniids
Hotel and Surgical Institute. 40 BunalQi
n. ~. discovered that By scientifically
extracting and combining certain mediel-
nai principles from native roots, taken
from our American forests, he could pro-
dtfce medicine which was maryelously
efficient IN curing eases Of blood disorder
and liver and stomach trouble as well ~
many other chronic. OF lingering ali.
mentA. This concentrated extract 81
Natures vitality be named Golden Med
ieal Discovery. 1t pnriAes the blood by
puttinx tho stomach and liver into
healthy conditions thereby helping ny
digestion and assimilation q food winch
feeds tho blood. Thereby II cures weak
stomach. indigestlonstorp llyer, or Dill
iousness. and kindred arrangements
III ven have coated tongue with hitter
or lad taste IN the morning frequent
headaches. feel weak. easily tired stitches
or pain In side, back gives out easily and
aches. belcalng 81 gas constipation, or
Irregular bowels. feel fashes u heat ai-
terhating with chilly sensations " kim
dred sy,nDtOns. they uoint 70 dcrango-
ment III your stomach. liver aud Kidneys,
which ihe rGDlden Medical Discovery
will correct Dorc speedily aud perNa-
nently than any other known agent. ON
tains no alcohol az ltahit-forming drugs.
I. All its Ingredients printod IA plAin Ing
lish on wrapper.
The sole niotiNe Tor substitution IS n
pcrul Il tho dea'er ~ make iittle NOR
profit tlegeins' Sg,a lyie Aegept 10 7'sp
Constellation caas1s and aggrayates
MANY serious diseases III NJ thoroughly
cured rs Dr. Piefre's Pleasant Pclltis
One d LAXATIVE. tNapt iiiffe arr c2thAri'a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29

sidered an authority On the coal sub,
jeet. said
eThere Is 1t present plenty q soft
coal IN Ire city. but no one knows how
long II will last We are overwhelmed
with orders Just NJ present. ana oar
supply Il going fast There i nndoHbt-
ediv a serious scarcity outside Of Bos-
ton IL the wholesale field. Probably
the price will continue to Jump rapidly
from now on. There VIII nudoubt-
edly be d coal strike, and that before
lonp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
DRIVEN OUT or HOMES.
Many Persons Forced 70 Flee on Account
Of Floods.

Waterloo. Iowa, March 20. The water
IL the Cedar river rose over fest
Tuesday night and early Yesterday il
broke The west levec and flooded The
business district OF Waterloo. Hundreds
Of families we're made homeless. Rock
Island tracks were washed out for half
i mile ami an railroads are tied up.
Cedar Falls reports q similar disaster
and 40 families there were rendered
homeless. Bridges and dams were also
wiped onf
At o'claek the waters came 10 a
standstiil and danger Ter the present is
believed 10 be over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
ANTI pYNAsrIc MOVE.
Chinese Collecting Arms and Munitions
in Mongolia.

Victoria. T.. G March 20 Adsices III.
eeiycd from China by the Empress Of
japan say pevolntionistS are planning
Al anii-dynastic coup at Pekiu.
A despatch to the Toxic Hoehi says
feyolutionaries are cangregating cara.
vans OF arms and ammunition purchased
from Belgians At Tientsin, which have
been conveyed 70 Mongolia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
czAREwITcH REPORTED
UNFIT TO RULE RUSSIA
New Succession Law Being Prepared,
II Is Said, as the Direct Heir
IL aDeaf and Dumb

New York, March ~. copyright
cable from Vienna TO the World says:
A private telegram from 81 Peters.
burg says that the Slovo tnawspapefl
asserts that D new succession law II
being prepared. which i believed - be
connected with pers1stenfly cirenated
reports concerning The Gzarewitelfs weak
health.
AeeordiIlg 40 reports etnnnatiiig linNh
quarter ronneded WIEN The eaaft, the
Cxarewitch ii deaf and dumb, while oih-
er reports describe him y isiieftieepsiii-
luus small braiaed1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
STEAMER ITALIA FLoATED.
Italian Vessel Reaches Palermo in a
Badly Leaking Condition.

Palermo, Sicily, March 20 The ltal
ian steamer Italia, which RECENTLY ran
aground, arrived here yesterday She
L leakimg badly and must discharge her
cargo and 20 into dock for repairs. Her
passengers are being landed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
ae.., nsaith ana cas,ts,-t to Mother ana

mrs. WINsLOwiS SOOTHING SYRUP, feS
c,f{lifcn tuetiling, sofieDs the gums, reduces
Inflammation silays Ill pala, and cures wind
.o#. pefieciiy safe ia ali cases We would
any "a cSega' mother who has q suffering chile
90 not lei yonr pfeiudioss nor tho preiudlpes
ne rif,d ANA the relief that viii be sure-.yes.
gsalnfely suiss--to follow the use OF this
nne.icino, sftiIneiy used. Price ACC. a bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29

they have not received the notifications
Of their action from their home Govern
mcnts, This N expected 70 come soon,
and tue police matter win be closed to-
day. It is said here that there Is no
possibility Of hitch u the proceedings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
The Days News.

The days news from south Of the
Mason and Dixon line 1T rained at the
baseball park at Augusta, &C., yestsr-
dnv. Detroit Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
TRIO TO RESIGN
witte, Durnogo and shipoii g Leave
Cars Cabinet.

ut. Petersburg, March ~ Rnnors Of
impending cabinet charges continue 10
circulate. Tbp Russ declares thar hc
yond aor1t the state 81 P'emier Whites
health VIII fpfee him u retire and also
predicts tho restoration at Interior Min
ister Diirneso and Finance Minister
Shipofi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
A LITTLE TALK ON Hour

We have combinations to offer First The Best Flour Second
The Lowest Prices
10 prove the brstOur sales started IN business
amply proves and the FACT that have only had exchange pack
age fully utihes statement that our Flour the best
10 prove the secondCompare the pcwc make with have
paid any the last year and see the lowest
We received carload direct from the mills bought SPOT
CASH PRICES We going sell the The following prices
THE BRANDS.
Henkles Best Bread Flour.
Elenkle's Commercial Patent Flour
Hcnkle's Pastry Flour.
NOW FOR PRICES.
Henkts Bread Fsut barrel $50
Bread Fcpr otinlh barrel ..,.t,.' l.5S
Fsbkss Bread eighth barrel ~
Henkcs Patent Flour. barrel ..''.. SIP
Hckes Patent Il. fourth bara LIS
Henkss Commercial Patent Flour eighth barrel ~
a,.t,s p,,.S Flou, e b.ed ............... 400
Pastry Flour fourth barrel. izv
HcrEs Pastry Flour eighth barrel. t,.t.t .oo
1ry Home Cured Hams and don forget pau q ou Settle
Rendered Lard free from all compounds OF
DIX & COLEMAN,
ltf5 souh Main street MEATS AND GROCERIES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-29
DEIEeArEs AGREE.
0ucssisa Regarded as Settled AZ

Algsciizs.
sIliAann March e9.-A de2pateh
N(ate Department rom -AiApas,
s Mic say tilt tie ltfneh i'ed
an .leeaate+ "a ilie eonletrnee ~
ss 4aV aarfl d, ifip re.rc gnc-
ti..a a llelehtnIe anuoeased ~ that
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-29
eRradaHO

A well known artist was once en-
gagged upon a sacred picture, according
to Mainly About People. A very hand
some old model named Smith sat for
the head of st. Mark. Artist and mod
Ell became great friends, but when the
picture was finished they lost sight Of
one another. One day, however. the
artist, wandering about the geological
gardens, came upon his old model, with
a broom In his hand, looking very dis
consulate. "Hullo, Smith," said he.
you don't look very CHEEKY. What
are you doing nowT "Well, l amt
dom much, sir, and that's a fact. I'm
engaged In these ere gardens a-clean-
in bout the helephants' stables. A nice
occupation for one OF the twelve apos-
ties, amt 1t, sir?"
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-29

WANTED-An cxper G n C e d
broom maker. Apply at this Office
or write +. II. Fullwood, Revuelto
n. Mex. ..Io-2t
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-29
knights of Pythias

Tucumcari Lodge No 20, meets every
Wednesday evening Visiting brethren
cordially invited
c G DAVIDSON, c c
K L HUNTER. X of Il 6
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-29

its hot breath upon his neck he stag
gers, lurches forward. With a wrench
Of the wrist, the horseman gallops on.
A. Z. Johnson In Royal Magazine.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-02
Expert Renders
Good Report to
Syndicate
With Water Near and
High Values OF Ore
to be Had

+ THE INEVITABLE ADVANCE :.
j. MENT OF THE MINING DIS +
j. TRIcTs OF HUMBOLDT CoUN- +
j. TY AND THE DEVELOPMENT i.
j. or THEIR GREAT wEALlI4 +
+ ON A LARGE SCALE SEEM +
J. NEARER REALIZATION TIA.
i. HAS BEEN FOR SOME TIME i.
i. SUPPOSED BY THOSE WHO 10
!. HAVE Had yNFALTERING +
!. FAITH IN THE FUTURE or +
i. THE COUNTY. +
J. A DISPATCH FROM SIT +
j. LAKE no THE ASSOCIATED +
i. PRESS GIVES AN INTEREST," +
j. ING ACCOUNT OF THE CIR AT +
i. COPPER AND COBALT DEPOs- +
ID IT'S NORTHWEST OF LOVE- i.
j. LOCK. THE DIspA.~TI SAYS: +
HARLEY RUNDBERG who. with
81 Greedy snyder. has b. con luct-
ing an examination of copper
bearing property ty-five miles north
west of Lovelock. has reported TO his
syndicate
''In the group he found a most likely
proposition. For 23o feet tunnel has
been driven into the zone. the tunnel ad-
vancing the entire distance in copIe
sulphide the averag around per cent.
To handle profitably the ores nothing
more expensive than concentration is re-
quired said Mr.. Rundberg and with
water six miles distant awaiting such
an undertaking the owners are undoubt-
edly justified in going ahead with the
equipment OF the properties.
''In the same LOCALITY Mr.. Rundberg
found nickel and cobalt bearing pros
poets the owners of the latter hav ng
made some shipments the results OF
which were quite satisfactory.
'''rhe nickel bearing discoveri are idle
afhis hour. but will undoubtedly com
mand attention with the demand for q
metal which never hags. With the min
eralizati N of the country the visitors
were much impressed. as the copper ores
occur In very large bodies and the camp
should re made productive one.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-02
NO TRACE GAINED
OF Missing
RANCHER

Search for ]. s. Wilson, the Lovelock
rancher who disappeared from his home
some time ago. has been conducted with
out result His wife has been unable to
get any trace of the missing husband.
At first it was believed that he had
met with foul play. but investigation
shows that after leaving his home he
came to Winnemucca, where he collected
some money due him. after which .-e IS
supposed to have taken the train for
unknown parts. Mrs. Wilson says there
were no domestic infelicities and that
she cannot explain his departure unless
he became dicouraged on account of their
struggles to get a ranch and home for
themselves.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-02
RUSHING WORK ON Ro.--

BECKWITH. Cal. May 2.-All is ac-
tivity at camp of Baxter, Storrs and
straw. sub-contractors of the Utah Con-
struction Company. now building the
Western Pacific. IL is far ahead of the
other camps in point of .actua work,
and in the employment of choice men
Already $4,000 worth of machinery is in
use at this camp. and more will be
added