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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
TREPOFF WAS POISONED
Autopsy Shows This; Doctor Arrest
ed on Suspicion.

1t has been conclusively established
that General Trepoff died from pois-
oning. An autopsy has revealed the
presence of cocaine in the dead mans
stomach, and in the palace kitchen a
text book has been found treating of
the uses and effects of the drug.
What is more to the point, an ar
rest has been made of a man calling
himself DR.. Sokoloff, charged with ad-
ministering or at least furnishing the
paison.
1t developed that a week before the
General died revolutionists SEN a ci-
pher telegram to their followers say
ing that he would be poisoned in a
few days.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Gunboat Helena Safe.

A cablegram received at the navy
department from Commander Cutler,
of the cruiser Galveston, at Shanghai.
China, announced the safe arrival at
that port of the United States gun
boat Helena. 1t was reported that
the Helena had been lost in the great
hurricane which recently swept over
the Chinese sea.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Slaughter by the Railroads.

During the year ended June 80.
1905, according to a statement issued
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, an average of rs people vas
killed a day and 23S injured a day on
railroads in the United States. The
total number killed during the year
was 9,7O3, while the injured number
ed sc. COS.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS

Europeans and Americans have
contributed $4,000 and the Chinese
SIS. 900 to the relief fund for the
sufferers from the typhoon.
]. p. Kennedy. son of a wealthy
Troy. n. Y, merchant, and captain
of the Lawrenceville football team,
was instantly killed in practice at
Princeton, n. J..
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Wrecked Ship Abandoned.

The steamer State of Ohio. which
went ashore on Rattlesnake island,
lear Put-In-Bay, and which tugs have
so far failed to release, has been
abandoned by the owners and turn
ed over TO the underwriters. The
State of Ohio has been plying the
lakes for about % years and was val
ied by ner owners az the time she
went aground at about S125, 900.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Floods in Spanish Provinces.

There Nova been severe storms in
the provinces of Alicante, Granada
and Murcia and sections Of the Jul
try are inundated. Railroads have
been washed out, crops lost and
numerous buildings destroyed.
Twenty-Five bodies have already been
brought to the church in the village
of Santa Meva.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Three Drown in Squall.

During a squall a rowboat contain
ing two men and two women was
swamped in Maumee bay at Toledo,
and the women and M man were
drowned. The drowned were: James
Howes, bartender; Mrs. Kate Karlin,
aged rs, and Mrs. Leslie Watson aged
~.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
Escaped from Asylum.

Bertha Beilstein, the young Allie
|eny woman who murdered her
bther in October. 1898. and attempt.
to take her own life, and whose
prompted two suicides. escaped
ON the Western Pennsylvania Asy-
m for the Insane. at Dixmont. where
.e spent sever and one-half years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
VETERANS REUNION
Annual Encampment Will Be Held at
Washington. October 6.

Washington, October 6.
The official call for the National
encampment Of the United Spanish
War Veterans was received by De-
partment Commander j. Walter
Mitchell. who is secretary of the
National encampment committee.
1t states that the third annual en-
campment and reunion will convene
at the National Guard armory in
Washington, d. c., Monday morning,
October s, the date having been ar
ranged ito suit the convenience Of
Comrade and President Theodore
Roosevelt, who will be present and
participate in the encampment."
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03
RACE RIOTS QUELLED
Police Claim to Have Restored Order
at Atlanta.

Nineteen persons killed, one white,
a policeman, and Is negroes, is the
exact death list as a result of the
three days Of race rioting in Atlanta.
Ga. Despite exaggerated reports to
the contrary, the authorities of the
city and state have overcome the
hostile element in both races. Whole
sale arrests of blacks were made and
it Is confidently predicted the trouble
10 at end.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03

Evidence was found In the wreck Of
the Real Estate Trust Company of
Philadelphia, which is expected to
cause action to be taken against So
called sugar trust
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03

The Independence league. of Massa-
chusetts, held a convention at Boston
and nominated District Attorney John
h. Moran as its candidate for COVER
nor.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03

Eighteen prisoners, convicted of
crimes ranging from misdemeanors to
murder, escaped from the jail at
Abingdon, Va.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03

| Lieut. Gen. Stoessel, who command
h the Russian forces at Port Ar
hur, submitted his resignation from
he army.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-03

Medical advisers Of the sultan of
Turkey say that Abdul Hamid is
suffering from lancer Of the kidney.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

nm cine }(Bobl 9}jhtlInioniiten 81
bcihijbcn. 2aS @ebduOc miro an Ser
@dc pom 50. StroBe lm0 ). }lpemlc
erriMtrt luno ioIl Ut 0otcI5pefcn oic.
ncn. 2lIa 0ie ltionitcu 1uaitdnOcn,
luurOCu lie ollrh 9tidt llnioniitcu er-
iett. &n oent bclltiarn Sample uur0e
WPitbacl @lttlcr, elmer Der Spciidl-
%oliiiten 5mci Stodlucrte bcrab IN
ooa icbltc 5todhpcrf gcuoricn unO
toOtlih perIctt. Gr crlitt eincn SbG-
oel- lunO @cinbrlt, ioIuic innere Der
leblwgcn. Seine 5mci &nmcroOcn
mur0cu ihlinm 5u1crihtct, fomcn ic.
bod nit Dem &cbcn 0npou.
Nicr ltioniitcu iiu0 ucAcu 0ca Mn.
ariiia ucrboitct m0 BON Nttlcr i0cn-
tiiijirt morocn. NlttIcr ltorb lucnilc
Wiinntcn Oar0uf iSimijig it0Otiihc
&oIi}iiten iinO iett jrun 'Sdubc Der
9tihtllnioniltcu in Dem @cbGu0e ali.
aCitcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
9looicuclt in Der SoiumeririIdlc.

ODlter9op, N.s0, fl. &uIi. -
Erdiiocnt 9looicueIt mter5eidnete
beutc Die 9citommgen BON 100 Giplo.
maten, aoninin unO Eoitnciiter, 6c-
ren @rncnnllnl don iriibcr ponWni6.
in1ton ans ungctiinOigt purOe. 0r.
Mooieoelt gcnicBt ictt 10 picl 9lube,
olo mogIih. mo ale ibm per Yoit
o6er telegraph }ugeben0e @eiube Tim
cine llnterreOung mcrocn our6 Ben
@eiheio beantIuortete, ooB Die 6erren
ibr 2lnliegen idriitIih ii6crmitteln
iol(en. Seine @ciu6cr peroen oicie
@ode erpartct. SefretGr Gait miro
um Montog fonmch Inn gelpiiie 9(r.
NEE 9lngeIeacnbeiten 81 erleoigen,
uno etlidc nn0crc 9eiuder oiiritcn ii6
I'M Quuie ser @ode einltellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
1rnn nnb picr 0inber crmprhrt.

GGorleitoh 9. g, If. Sltli.-
GinHr Qcpcidle Der oGpening Goit"
ans @oIocrboro 3lliolge bat :. "
SrreQaL ei ehuo 20 0leilcn bon BORT
in GoQcton County oniGiiigcr, po6l.
bnbenOcr peiBcr GARNER ieine @attin
un0 pier &inocr NIT eiier 9Irt cribI0.
gen. 9}nh ser Gbat begob er iih in
sic @o6mua eines Rnd)born uno
ingte, cr babe ieine 5omilie gct6Otct,
obnc }l miiien mnrlm Die @tad).
barn brohtcn i'm ms Gountpaei1na.
nib. &rncaln, ein geborencr S6prOc,
periutbtc Dor al!iheu Sabren cinma,,
lid sic &e6Ie 5u Ourdihneioen, rmO
man gIaubt Dab er pabuiinniq it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Mn Salts NOrc6e.
0iidDtcr 9llton Barter fritiiirt irinc
iiinaitc 9iCSc.

Die fiir5Ii6cn crioI5rcjbcu @ro5eiic
Scr 9cgierln8 Bc1cn 1cicb>ui0riGc
Gonbmationcn murOcn nid)t ullf
@um0 ncucr @cicbc Gciit6rt. -
9ic oltcn @eicbc morcn' gcniigcuo
uno 6dttcn Idnait pollitredt mcr,
sen iullcn. - SGtrctGr Moot reiIt
mcitcr Don Yorto 9lico no6 3io
SSohciro.- arclBcr oGborleiton"
muBte mcGrcrc Shm0cn aui icinc
Giu0cr porten. |r0iioent
9tooicpelt rubt ih ans.
l}cm 0orf, If. &uIi. - Gr'
9iid)tcr 9(lton EortCr 3icht in cinCr
bcutc Scr Yrciic ii6crnittcltcu GrtlG-
umg Oic Ii6tigfcit ctihcr @cboup-
tunQcn in 6rogc, wcIhc &ric0S-
icfrctdr Gait IN lcincr onI IcBtcn
W}uutog 3u Greensboro, NC, &c.
boltcncu HcoC mahtC &r. Barter
ioQt scr ScfrctGr babe III 0icicr 9In,
iproGe Die Snblogc ioIdcr 9Irt oor.
5ulcgcn periudlt, ais Oh Die tiir5Iidc
Qcriduid)c 8clanguud NClcBluiOriger
GOmbiuotionCn burd) Oic HCgierltng
Scr g(nnabnte ncucr @CicBc 5ll Der.
0antcn lei. Ser Gr.Gidtcr bcltreitet,
ooB Gic$ iih 70 ucrbGIt, uno citirt
ais 9aueiS fiir ieinc 2lngubc Der
itbicoCnc StcIlcn nu9 icincm Pm.
rnhmcihreibCn, ionic aus elmer
9}c0c, lueldc CT in Der lcbtcn 8rGii,
0cntidoit@-GompuNnc biclt rSn Dem
acknowledgement ioiuObl, iuie in scr
6ctrcffcnocn 9icoc bottc CT barge
than, ooB sic bcltcbcn0cn @cicbc
poIlfommen sur 9efGmpfltng un0
9eitruiurg Gciebipiori9cr Combine.
tioncn binreidten, mcnn lie MIR polls
itredt luiirbGn.
&u ieincr bcutiGcn grtIdrlrQ inQt
6r &orfcr fein 1in3iQCr scr crfola.
rcibcn Ero5eiic, iiir pcIdcn sic eri.
ItirCnOc Goniniitration ocn GrcOit
beoniprudc, ici mtf ein ncuc5 @cicb
baijrt gerucicn 2Iac oicie |rojciic
ieicn auf @rtEo hcr iCDon lGrgit in
&roit beItebcnhu @cicbc gciiibrt
Worocn uuO 0ieie Ueictc Gdttcn
IJnNit oorbcr OoIIitrett lpcr0en f0n.
ncn, pcnn c4 sic Nominiitrotion MIR
gciuiinid)t bate. Gic 9le0c oca Gc,
tretdrS Gait 3u Greensboro ici cine
icGr intcreiiontc Aemcien. oIlcin baB
ic 0urcbmcG rihtig mar, f0nnc g}ie.
mono bcbollptct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Curtis Ictt anf bcm 3rmocnitauo.

. NeottDOtlIc, 6D, II. %Wli.
Curtis &ctt mlr0c bcutc in Dem
Ero5cB 1eAen @oraiS lmO Callahan
mrQcn Scr Grnoromg N}orcum'S ais
3cuAc pcrnommcn. Gr uobm oQc
ShulO ouf iid) mo ioNtc, cr babe
Wiurcum criboiiClL neil er nit Sem.
icIbcn Ucrfein0ct mar 0oB ibm Der
9tcuolocr, nit pclcbem er Sen W|orO
pcriibtc, BON ScIOon 6oraiS, cincm
@rtOcr eine& ser 9lngcfloatcn, 0cNes
ben mlr0e. gob cr gu aacin or be.
itnn0 0lroui, ouB er Murcl1m aus ci,
dcncm Wiacn t00tetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Siico Elm Ali6i nadl.

6rcano, Sal, If. SltIi. 9tod
cincr bier acitern 2lbeno cingegan9c.
ncn 9cpcidle lit Srueet, melber uutcr
oent &croadt Derbaitet iporoen mar,
ole iiini llebcrfdae nuf @oitfutiHcn
im Yoicmitc S6nI periibt 5u babcL
pieocr AMI ircien 6uB aeiett morOen,
0a cr eiu}I,ibi nah5lupeiien ocrmoAte.
- Ijc 81 Sabre olte Srau 2otiie
SGeol ans RohcItcr, R.-D, lit in.
folgc Gmnc6mcnS elmer iibcraroBcn
Coils elmer Fatcntme03in aeitorben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
9iout ucrlGit 9Surtu 9ticu.

Son Suon Eorto 9fico, =.
Suli - Ger &cr, Stnnten aren5cr
o9barleIton" NiuG mGbrcno ser let.
ten 9tobt nit ScfretGr Noot uno "a.
Mile al 8orO Don bier nnh 9iio l}o.
nciro ub. Der 8reu5er mltBtc ne6.
rcrc ShrnOen lang nuf Sen Sobn lmo
Oie Sohter Ocs ScfretGrS lrarten,
mel6c oltrd 0cn 3uinnlnrcnbrlldJ
ibrcS 2(utomobiIa ouigebalten murcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Wtc6r 9lnbatt llrtbeilc.

G6icoQo. If. Suli. = &i6ter
2anois perurtbciItc beute i'm 9unOeS-
Giitrittsgeri6t Die .Gbicago rno 9tl-
ton 9o6n," mclfe fiir3licb Der 9c.
miQigung lnQcicbIider 9iabntte ii6er,
fiibrt mur0e, }l cner 8el06uBe Don
$4,000 fir icOcn Scr 3mei 9lnfluge.
piinfte, i'm @an}cn $4,000. ,}o6n
iSoitborn uno 6reO. @nnn, friiberc
9eomte ser 9o1rL mur0en 5u je $40.
600 Strafe ucrurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
lin Snnhert nenen Gins

Br meiten, NUT man ieiner Sacte iebr fiber
tetn. 8enH eS iitb aber lin elHe Neite oariiber
bniioeln fpate. peldeS bic bette stt3nei Geaen
SdmorrbOioen NJ. 70 inun man uetruit IGufeno
ooet aud 3e1ntanieno pegen Gins alii Or.
StISbee's bertbnteS 6dmorrbOihena0eilmi
HHafeiS peiten. 9dufenoe uno 5ebHiuuieitbe,
pelbe onrh oeic beiltrdit1en Stit0l5dpiheu fus
rrt moroen Tino, beitdtieen boiler Sanibdrfet.
onb SnafeiiS 9inoeruul unb 9etluill brinat
tpu ollie dnoercn Wiittel Der NerBte mo spuibes
Ter oerlaacH Broben irei bon y. Reuitdeoier
& Co.. nor 24t6 stsmsDorf. (2t9oSn.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
&f nn oriaGrlider Stcllc.

Gcm Yorf If. Suli. - 9ldt
Stodtperfc iibcr Der StrnBe ouf einem
ans loder ii6cr Gucr6alfcn gclegten
@rettern beicjcHOen sSufbooen grii,
fen 6eute ctpa 100 sur Union ge66-
rige @ilcnurbcitcr Orei Spe5inlpoIi5i-
item an lueldc 0ort Itationirt luaren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
WebeimrihpOllcr gian6mUro III Wiin
ucnpUliS.

NJ }inucopoli3 W}inn. #
SuIi - Sri. W}inic Clifton lit I'M bic
iiQen o9}dtionaI 0otcl" cinem 9tou6
mor0 5luu Cpier 1ciaIlcn. N}nu ion>
tic 6citcrn nit cin1cifIngenem StG'
oel aui cinem SopDo in ihrem 3iW.
mcr ieitgcbrlgelL mcIbeS nit 2(lfoboI
9ctrGnft lul0 ongrjiinoet mor6en mar
Sic Bate fiirjlid) Cit i5r gc60rilc2
Hutmodcrgeid)Git IN GusDortb
Oiim., uuauerfuuit ltn0 mar nit BEN
0aiiir crbuItencn @cl0e, ehuo $4,000
bier bcr gefomncn, Gas @eIo lit per.
idpun0en. Gin 9cluiiier Wf. :. MiI
ion weldcr ei 3immer oireft ijbcr
Oenicnigen oc5 6rl@Qiion bemobntc
cntierntc iid tur} uor Gntoedllug oca
Moroes nit 5mci Reiictaiden. SRI
Gailon gcnoB einen tdoeloien 9iui
&bre GItern iinO Dcute bier angcfom.
men.
(Sp1tcr,) - Iie Boli3ei bot IN
GIrop. @iScy cinen GiienbabnGon.
ouftcur, 9}omcn2 N. 0t. GiggS, Der.
boftet, mcIdcr ais Sri. Guiion'S
Rotb0eber in GjciddftSongeIegcn6ci.
ten frnairtc mo tic aeItern nod ser
ogfotionol @onf Of Commerce" BE-.
gIcitctc no iiC iif) $274i ouS5oblcn
IieB. Die 6oniIie bes GpferS Qloubt
onb 0crirIbe 0cn Moro ncrii6tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Die brittle @afocnfriit.

ATLANTA Ga, If, Suli. -
@ouocrncur Icrrill bcluiaigtc 6cutc
<. Is. Standings, ncIbcr am 6reitua
ncacn Grmor0ma Scr Gnrter'ihen
&inOcr binQcric6tct mcr0cn iontc, oic
brittle @nl9cniriit. Ger Ncgcr MI
ircO V}oore, mcIhcr wcRcu ocS nGm-
liGcu &crbrcdcu3 puu Io0c pcrlr.
tbcilt it, crb0It cbcniol3 einc Griit.
Die 3cit lit in bci0rn 5Gllcn bis gum
3. 2llt1lIt pcrcbobcn, 2lrgumcntc
ioIlcu i'm Gbcr0Cricbt N Gunitcn ci.
mes 2Intraac2 utf cincn nCucn @ro.
5cB iiir Nonlin1a' S5bnc 3eiic. NIil.
tom un0 @eonurO, meIhc OcrMitidul0
on 0cm &crbrchcn onactlaGt liuo,
DernoWltcn mcr0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Baltimore &SbtO
Grfnrfipmfn

pun Baltimore.
M.25-StrOcrid, 9lutirinm (0ce6D&piue),
9ogerstuUn uno 6urtd, Sunntag,
10. SuIt. Spcjia6ug hcrIdbt sUtt
gtonala Stuiion I'M 7.45 Nforaena,
900 Samoen Station ll1r MOrgenS.
SoOO-gltInntc Gitn, Gape WlnD, Sea
5Sle 6itn uuo SccuH Gitp, H.'Sr
nns inritd. SCoeu 6reitag nuo
samln9, fir Die Nitdinbrt big
enIhI. heS ndbiicn 9ieniidgS Gill
Ito, bis sum s. Scpiemher
SlO.OO-Ninanro6Hns II. Snrhd, 1reitaH,
~. Snlt. &iucte giitia sur 0ins
la1tt ultt Dem 5pe6inlNNc, Der
Suhlocu VuDnbof s.35 WtpraenS
Mount NuOul Huuuboi sac Nor
nene ncria6t, Sur RGdid6rt fir
10 3nHe elnibl oca Iages bCS
Sidttco pitltQ
glbltctbcr mad 9oronto II. Ibous
fauo Saun0e
gtui Der @idrCtie 9mfcntbaIt in
Nulidlo 8Oheilcr 8cneun, g9qts
Tins Glen, @ICH Summit Gprinas
uno lfau0 GbIut QCiattet.
gBcttere 9rIuriiuncu merhen am
81 Sult, 8. uno H. guOuit. ii.
uno %. September Ocrunitultet.
(1S9-03)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Grieiiou eine ueue Eag.Ggprebboute
r9orS Baltimore" nnb gEcnn" nadJ
Ebifaoclp6ia.

5aglId nua eonntags. s ilbr Wloresus, bon
qiebts uuo RrnttsStrabe balten in ycttcrtun,
Splpu guint, Dle, uno 6bsitcr, ea., an; stn'
iunit m 9Dildoelpbid etlpa ll6r gtbeuos -
bic olcs ipiinl6en fDnnen mad G6cfapeGtes9itb
pbcr Gcitcripn geben uro nit Dem Nlldiabrf'
boot bei1lPbren, nit Gnfunit aeaen 9 llbr
pbn St.50. Runoyefc G5 Suqe) nuf benz
Iags ODER 9indibnpie. 3ur Riifdbrt aiilta
S250, ooer giiidfnbrt nit Der q. & 9. 4dbn
GiS, 6npe 9lan, 9cug 9randl. aebrrn Fart,
WelUsgurf 9tfbung, Srpn, saratuga, TciYpprt,
grioaeport, GelpsSapen, 0urtfnno, Die, nno
liJrolidben Yunfien.. 9RnbISeteH soc. 3d6ts
hampier iGbren tdglid llbr&benos ab (SoHHs
tugS ausgenommcH). 8iqete sum Seriduf int
Rircdn uno Ilbauab's. mian i1reibe fir
9siihrcr etnrenfc G1ripsr, glgcnt. VI; 204,
aiett sSirdbc. (5uni12,4Uitibl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
u mne Itic beluiIliat.

FortS, If. 5uli. - Gic 9cpltir.
tcnfallmer poiiirtc belte Ole bcreitS
0on Senot ongcnolnnenc Bill, meIhc
alien Ecrioncn 9lmneltic bemilligt,
Ole luegen @iocriton0 gcgen 0ic gIuf.
nnbme bon ar6cnz Snpentorcn o0cr
iucgen 9ctbciligun1 al Strifc. lin.
ruben bcrlrtbeilt mur0cn
Gr 3niierin GuQcnieiit
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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13

Rock Springs coal is the coal to buy.
Vail Pittman handles the best grade,
vein No. l. 1t ia weighed on the public
scales, 30 you are sure of getting full
weight. Phones 483 and 34B.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
Ehinger Saves Life.

Pulled from under the wheels of the
Overland limited last night, after his
coat had been cut from his back, f. r.
Walker, supposed to be a mining man
of Tonopah country, was heroically
saved from death by M. L. Effinger,
manager and vice-presdent of the Sill
yer Peak railroad. The injured man
was taken from the depot in a cab and
he returned in time to catch No. A,
eastbound, Effinger came in from Lake
Tahoe last night on the Overland
limited. He was standing at the South
ern Pacific depot, talking to ID. S,
Taggart, Walker approached the trair
as it was moving and tried to climb on
He was struck by the fast moving cars
but quickly rescued by Efinger. Rene
journal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
Clifford and Golden Arrow.

The properties of the Clifford Mining
Company at Clifford and Golden Arrow
are from latest reports looking excep-
~tionally well. DR.. Elftman, who is
heavily interested in this company re-
turned this week from a visit to the
mines. He made a thorough examina-
tion of the properties and is more than
pleased with the result, some of the
ore assaying as high Is $4, 200 to the
ton. A contract was let this week and
a force of men are at work trenching to
locate a true fissure vein and as soo as
this is accomplished, sinking will com
mence and machinery will be installed.
1t is understood that the railroad is to
pass near the mines as surveyors have
already been on the ground running
preliminary lines. Should the road be
built as expected that part of the
country will certainly develop into a big
camp as the entire country is a net
work of high-grade lodges.