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The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07
YOUR EYES.

When they trouble you should
be treated by the eye doctor resid-
ing in your town, they are too
precious to trust to mail treat
ment or travelling specialists.
Thousands of eyes are ruined
every year by wrong glasses and
wrong treatment The eyes are
the most important organ of the
body-don't abuse them by ne
glect or cheap glasses. The eyes
are the cause of more nervous
troubles and headaches than any
other cause-if you do not want
to squander your nerve force. have
your eyes properly examined, a
new world may be revealed to you,
If you want the best and are
unwilling to have your eyes tam
Dered with consult DIR. II. II.
SCARBOROUGH. $50 Ute ave-
THE lowest priced eye man in
town"
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07

---sO sO~----
From tze statements made by SEN
ator DeLsSng. in his interview in the
Pueblo Chieftain. he has little regard
for the present Republican organiza
tion in this state. He says that they
must meet the Shortcomings of the
Republican party and adopt a clean
platform to 90 before the people OF
the state. We agree with Senator
DeLong that there is a great need for
cleansing of the augean stables of
his party in this state. Nor do we
believe that like Hercules did the
stables of Angus, that it can in a day
be cleansed in this state from the
black stain of corruption and bribery
and thievery, which has been its his
tory in a period of several years,
to do so it Will be accomplish
ing much Senator Horace DeLong
says well that they must meet the
issues honestly, which begs the ques-
tion that they have been dishonest, or
be beaten to a frazzle. In what man
ner the senator contemplates that
they can meet the issue of the stealth
OF the governorship. which he him
self most honorably would not coun-
tenance, we cannot conceive. And,
while that is one of the most import
ant and dispicable frauds with which
the Rephblican party is charged, there
are others, not least of which is the
manner in which the supreme court
OF this state was used to aid the eff
forts of the Republican gang to de-
teat the will of the people. The SEN
ator will have to grid on his armor
tightly to meet these issues. We can
say for the senator's sake though that
his course in that investigation was
most honorable and he need not fear
personally to meet the voters of the
state, upon his part in that Infamous
investigation that seated an usurper
in office. the highest in the gift of
the state.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07


Tents and wagon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
The smelter is running under full
headway today.
Call on Lewis and SalIee the inde-
pendent plumbers.
List your name with the Suitor-
ium employment agency, 125 S. 5th
street
There is no place like home. A
meal at the Boston Lunch will remind
you of home.
We both loose if we don't get to
show you our buggies and harness.
Fred Mantey.
Coor's celebrated Golden Beer, OTIS
per dozen $1.50; Pts, per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
Pleasant home boarding house at
31S Pitkin. Reopened under new
management, clean beds, good meals
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bevier leave to-
night for three weeks trip of pleas
ure to Glenwood Springs and vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted w. Primrose
returned home yesterday from d
pleasant outing of a weeks duration
at Norrie.
We are prepared to do all classes
of plumbing or heating. At 124 ~
9Th street. Phone 1891 red.-Lewis
and Sallee.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07

There are few men in the face of
the testimony given by the man Hut
crimson. whose wife killed Mrs. Bode
at Salida in fit of frenzy, induced by
Jealousy, who would stand for that
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07

woman's honor in the face of such
testimony We admire that man Bode
and if he does not seek revenge up
on Hutchinson for thus defaming his
dead companion, to clear his own
wife. We underestimate the intens-
ity of the mans love for his wife
who was SO ruthlessly murdered.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07

with the Democracy. 1t is a good
thing and will land Emery, their
joint candidate in the gubernatorial
chair of that state.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21

The defendants, on the 9th day of
December. 1906 killed a human being
designated in the indictment as Fred
foreman. at Montello in the County
Of Elko bv cutting and stabbing MIN
n,i+, 1,ni,,os rbo, oro ,bereafrer
ia;nt,,. indio,oa NV ,ba Grand i,1ry Il
jointly
10 county lor ''le crime VI lli"' uSi
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o"'h nvlclea o. l"oi"el IA al,S ~ 49,, 80
oeSreS- He zs'. 'e., vi .'. ,a 80,
"I March, i7'"' J0'l=! .lI W., 49,.
was pronounce" upon '4iI'' .,a.s,,,-
peal % tAia court from 'l5e J'''?., , III,
anu from an Greer "0''> - 'l'N
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IN H.. noticed tn- once.
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.4ac 'be ma" 'lIt.a ~ No ''..'.'.'-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21

James z. Judge. Attorney for Admin
iStratO-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
CHRISTMAS WORK

Fredcricka Hentschel has
81, y of crocheted work On hand that
will make excellent Christmas gifts.
She also requests her customers who
wish special work done to bring in
the orders at once.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
COOL YOURSELF OFF At Lexis

Whenever you wan. real, good,
mixed drink, you must 60 to Dick
Briqht's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, coo, seats and cold mkt.
ures from high grade materials r,ak :,
for perfection OF comfort.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE

Prudential Investment and Security
Company, ocation and principal once
No. 11e N. Carson street Carson City,
Nevada. Executive once. Room Z,
876 Eddy street. San Francisco, Cal.
NOTICE: There are delinquent
upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment CNo. - lev
led on the Sixteenth day Of August
1906. the several amounts, set opposite
the name Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
List Of Stockholders nelinouent
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF N vADA

The State Of Nevada,
Respondent.
",
Johnny. an Indian, and
Joe Ibapsh, an Indian,
Appellants
Appeal from the 4th Judicial District
Court OF Elko county, Nevada.
Attorney General James 6. Sweeney,
District Attorney Otto T. WiIliafs,
for Respondent
F. S. Gedney and e. }. l. Tabor for
Appellants.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21

to Friday he ninth day OF November.
1906, and in accor4 nee with said Or
Ger and resolution and the law so
many shares of each parcel Of such
as may be necessary for the payment
of said assessment, together with the
expenses of advertising and sale, with
be sold at public auction at the Office
OF the company 1T Number 11S North
Carson street, in the City Of Carson
State Of Nevada. at the ncur Of two
O'Clock p. M on Friday, the ninth
day Of November 1906, to pay said lie
linquent assessment, together WITH
cost Of advertising and expenses 4
sale
By order of the Board OF Directors
OF the Prudential Investment and Sc
curity Company.
W. II. AYERS, oecretary.
September 29tn, -~O6.
Principal Office, No. 116. North Car
son street, Carson City, New.
Executive Office, Room Z, SIS Eddy
street, San Francisco. California.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
Distinguished Visitors

We were favored this week WITH
a visit by Mr. William A. Sinclair
now of Philadelphia. who has 0een
through the South i'm the interest of
the Constitution League. He gave
glowing account of the work Of
the organization and ne is conhning
his efforts 90 securing the co-opera-
tion OF the best type OF the citizens
OF color. He is thoroughly imbued
with mis- mission. but spent only "A
short time i'm our city.
Mr.. +. +. Cooper OF Washington.
ID. G.. also called on us He is
employed by the government 60 col
lect statistics concerning the reH-
gious side OF tho colored people
and we gave him such information
as We had first hand. He seems To
be the right man for the place and
his even temperament and suave
manner made for him many friends
In this community.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
PythianS Enter Ashland.

Ashland. Va. oct. 3Oth. 1906
a lodge OF Knights OF Pythias. y.
A., :. A.. e. A, A.. and A was
.instituted here last night al Trne
heiormers' Hall by Grand Chanccl-
Tor John Mitchell, Jr.. who came nm
at about o'clock. He brought ten
Knights with him He spoke 10 am
attentive audience Of both male and
female residents and his remarks
we're appreciated Special DEPUTY
0rani Chancellor T.. w. r.. Glenn
presided ana introduced Sir Mitchell
lhe visitors present from Richmond
We're appointed as follows: Grand
vice Chancellor. Dr. J. Alexander
Lewis; Grand Prelate. DIR n
terguson; Grand Master of Work
T. w. r. Glenn: Grand Master an
arms, W. = Mitchell: FIRST Atten-
Lant ;. S Baker: Second Attendant
sam Miller. Cornelius r. Scott. RAY
Ter scott Geo. +. Booker. Peter An
IhonN, John Taylor. Grand Medical
registrar r. r. jefferson. NJ. ID
ne new body will be known as
scotland Lodge. 40. 1I9. The fol-
lowing officers were installed. Chan
'clIor Commander. Henry Kew. Mas
/ yer OF Work, Samuel Hamilton. Vice
chancellor. John Quarles: Prelate
william Johnson; Master of Finance
r. T Robinson: Keeper of Re
cords and Seals. Isham Morris. Mas
ter OF ExcheQuer. =. A. Cross. Mas
Ter al Arms. Richard Bowe. Outer
Guard, John Johnson: Inner Guord
John Coleman. Attendants. Toe
Burieigh, George Cross. Harry Tim
Derlake. Thomas Elicit. Trustees
Mack Tinslcy, Walter ThomDson
Temple Quarles.
refreshments were served This
ioise was organized through tine
persistent efforts of Sir CorneIius
scout under the supervision of Spe-
clal Deputy Grand Chancellor r
w. Glenn OF Richmond Re
peated efforts have been made here
70 get up this lodge. but all failed
GTand Chancellor Mitchell was do
hshted with the thoroughness of the
work and the class Of men obtained
as members. All Of the visitors
.eit mere al o'clock this mornino
TOT Richmond except Grand Master
az Arms W. +. Mitchell. who over-
siept himself He left at about e
o'clock '"'
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
a GREAT HELP .

Nothing during the entire week
of the american Bankers Associa-
ton so infused new life into us as
did this greeting, not even the fe1ic-
ttous greeting of that remarkable
AMI able character. Mr.. William
Hanhart, Secretary of the Savings
Bank Section. Viewed from anv
standpoint. the attendance upon the
sessions had been strain upon ou-
mental and financial resources. for
the subjects discussed and the ques-
tons debated called for the exercise
or superior mental powers in order
10 digest and 20 vote intelIigentlv
upon the great financial issues now
confronting the business world.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
Harvest Day"

mere will be a grand day with
.le fllth 81. Bapt. S. S. next Sun
uaE' nov. 4th, $3.50 TO 11:15- The
schooI VIII observe Harvest Day.'
an eNceilent programme will be
rendered All are invited 70 he
present with a contribution for Horoa
Missions.
The scholars, officers and teocbers
are bestirring themselves and arc
anticipating a great time. You arc
aske1 TO be on time and helm in tbo
noble cause. Bring a friend
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
READS EXTRACTS FROM THE
PLAY.

An unusual scene in court pro-
ceedings was presented when CITY
solicitor kinsey read extracts from
The Clansman.' emphasizing those
portions that he sought 20 show the
court would naturally produce a ra-
clal feeling that was inimical TO
| Sooi order. Mr.. Kinsey displayed
considerable historic art in his read
ing. Dr. Dixon. the author of the
play also was given a like OppOrtun-
ity TO read from the text of the plav
| aud his dramatic talent and elocu-
ionary skill was utilized TO empha
size the contrary view TO that o.
Mr. Kinsey.
When the author attempted 20
explain the historic foundation of The
play he was impatiently interruErcd
by Judge Sulzberger with.
What do we care for that. His
tory may be as false as a lie itself
Don't weary us with such matters
You can write a history Of Pennsvl-
vania from the records Of the pen
tentiary. but that would not make
il correct"
During his testimony DR.. Dixon
stated that his father was a mem
ber Of the Ku-Klux Klan in Kentuck
Y, winch was ren Tered necessary by
the noneXistence of law. II was his
purpose. he said. TO show what those
people suffered. He denied siren
uouslv that the play would excite
racial prejudice. but admitted that
Y would arouse antipathy tOwarl
the brutal Negro.
During the examination OF Frank
Howe. president of the Walnut The
ater Company. the question was ask
ed whether "The Clansman" was a
moral play. When h replied that
u was. laughter filed the court room
@nd the court calculated with some
eeverity. I'VE don't deal with that
here" Mr.. Howe professed ignor-
Hnce OF the fact that the play had
heen suppressed in several of the
Southern States, and denied that II
Nai bred riotous feeling in the
South.
JUDGE SULZBERGER's JOKE.
In the course of the examination
Of Business Manager Booth, that
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
banner Presentation

Quite a large gathering was nres-
ent TO witness a fine Banner pre-
sentation at the Mt. Vernon RAM
>. ; Rev. NJ. II. Payne. Pastor
on last Sunday. The programme
was indeed interesting. consistine of
duet, solos and papers. Prof y
II. Peyton in behtting words 1eIiv-
ered the Banner The same was
made by the National Bantist Puh-
fishing Board of Nashville Tenn
Mr. Willie Anderson acted as Mo-
ter or Ceremonies. Short address-
es were made by Profs. r II
Fauntleroy, a. w. Dandridge n
II. Hooper. Rev. NJ. II. PAYNE ana
samuel Branch. handsome col
lection was raised. The church and
3 ). are progressing nicely.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
EDITOR
MITCHELL
ASA BANKER
A VISIT TOTHE STATE
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
A DELICATE OPERA
TION.
Short Stop i'll OhiO-In the
ALLEGHENY Mountains.
CONTINUED from last week y

We were present at the 6Otn an
niversary exercises of the Central
Baptist church. Rev. ]. a Stevens.
pastor and the elifice was filled from
rostrUm to front door. Thursday
night Oct. 18th. The choir sang
choice selections and Rev. L. G.
Morris. ID. D., president OF the Ma
tonal Baptist Convention delivered
a short but powerful discourse that
visaOly affected his hearers He is
unquestionably central figure in
the Negro Baptist family of the
world to-day. His sound Judgment
and magnificent eQuipose as well as
his commanding personality. tinge
as IL is with becoming modesty makes
friends Ior him long before ne has
ever spoken a word lie took Il
hopeful view of the situation. SO far
as If affected our people.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
Supreme Lodge Organized.

An extra session of the State
Grand Lodge of the Sons and Daue,-
ters OF the Four and Twenty Elders
met Monday, October 29th. 1906 at
Hayes Hall to form a Supreme o
Grand Lodge OF the Sons and Daugb-
ters OF the United States.
u II Young. Grand Lecturer of
portsmouth, Va. was present.
A. IT HUNTER.
State Grand Chief
a. HAYES,
Supreme Grand Ruler.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
80:

M Garfield Davis. who was
eaiied 10 Manchester. Va. recently
on account Of the death of his fatbsr
mas returned 70 his home in New
ioIk CITY. He was looking the
oest or health while here.
Mr.. Earnest EggIeston. who
was severely injured at the Tredegar
IRON works few weeks ago Is i'm
proving at his home in Manchester
g. Woodbridge. the well
t- Sn"wn comedian and baritone SOLO
oi wilmington, Del. was sud
y ii cdiled home Oct. 29th inst.
U~s 10 the severe Illness of his
IS1r W. Mrs- B. p. We i1rldge.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
SPOKE THERE.

We were not down on the pro-
gram and We wee surprised when
we were ushered 20 the sacred desk.
where for fifteen minutes. we forgot
that we ala not wear the ministerial
gown. and we spoke OF our cxperien-
ces in St Louis. The people gazed
upon MS MS something Of "a curiosity
AMI we We're also recipients of the
same magnificent evidences of ap-
proval as had been vouch-safcd Rev
Or. Morris in the shape OF Chautau-
sua salutes.
Every one who greeted us the
next day asked the same question.
How are they treating YOU here2''
We had but one answer TO give
and that was. "Au right. "
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03

another contention this morning.
One of the opposing iactions de-
clares the Minister shall hl the pull
pit for Sunday services while the 9th
er side insists the doors will be
closed
Inree warrants were sworn out
yesterday, charging Charles Daniels.
Charles e Richie and Edward %
dom with threatening 20 DO bodily
harm 20 Pastor Taylor. Peter ID.
Morris one OF the church trustees.
and William II. Howard furnished
bonds in the sum OF $500 for the
accused men
About the time the warrants were
Issued ten of the deacons and trus-
tees appliel 20 Justice Gould. OF the
District Supreme Court. for a rule
requiring the pastor to show caus,
why he should not be kept from Of
dci2tinS.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
THE PRESIDENTS GREETING

We We're in the Hotel Jefferson
making enquiries concerning the
departure OF trains. when we were
approached by "a gentleman of most
pleasing personality. with a voice
as soft and musical as a woman's
After greeting us cordially. he said.
Il have seen you in atten lance at
our sessions. am the newly elect
ed President of the Association and
] hope that you viii continue 10 at
tend our sessions during my admin
istration.' We thanked him and af-
ter expressing regrets that we were
not present when Mr.. G s. Whit
son of New York. for il was he. was
installed in Office. we bid him a cor
dial farewell.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03

Mrs. Laura f Irwin of Man
CHESTER is indisposed this week.
Mr.. John A. Turner, Jr. con-
oihues SICK at his home. 1904 Hull
Street. Manchester. Va.
Cadet William Thornton con-
unues quite sick at his home in
Catherine St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. John.
son or New York are visiting Man
CHESTER Va, the guest OF Major and
Mrs. j. B. Johnson In East 18Th 81
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
4 Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs Simon +. Parker
desire To express their sincere thanks
TO their many friends for the hand.
some presents given ON occasion OF
their marriage.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
TROUBLE BEGINS

After Attorney Jones hal had his
say Deacon Israel Cook began q
long dissertation on Manufactured
Members in which class he did not
/ include himself. All this was taking
time and the members of the Sam
pie faction. who were waiting on the
outside, became impatient for news
ana MED in; then the trouble began.
one member of the Sample fac
ton got the floor and warned the
members OF the Cook faction that
the meeting was not legal. That
was all he ever had a chance TO sav.
The sisters and brothers" of
the Cook factiOn-and il was mostly
made up of "sisters'-began to talk
back at him. He was valiant. but
no match for all the tongues. AMI
in the end sat down, exhausted
The next thing on the programme
was the adoption Of the resolutions
asking the pastor TO withdraw his res
ignation. BY strange coincidence
on the secretary's table was a letter
from Rev. Mr. Taylor Withdrawing
MS resignation and signifying his
Willingness to continue serving the
church. This letter was received
and the pastor restored to his form
er status.
Then all the deacons and trustees
OF the Sample faction were expelled
from their official positions AMI mem
oers or the Cook faction elected to
MI the vacancies thus caused.
Leader Jones then moved that a
committee be appointed to notify the
pastor that he would be expected To
MI the pulpit next Sunday and every
Sunday hereafter. The Chairman
OF the committee then announced
the committee of five, and at the
same time instructed them that n
would be part of their duty TO see
that the preacher reached the mil
pit on Sunday and that he was able
TO stay there long enough to com
plete his sermon.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
EACH SIDE ACCUSES OTHER

Each side accuses the other of un-
lawful action. and each saws the ma
lorlty or the church members are
with it. Those favoring Taylor go
so far as 90 accuse the other ST le of
working i'm ringers" as active church
members.
The faction opposed to the pastor
announced yesterday that the hoard
~ deacons and trustees had decided
lot 90 open the church today. and
mat the following notice would be
posted on the church door.
In view Of the extraordinary emor-
gency arising out Of the fact that M
an unauthorized ana unlawful meet
ing held in the church on Friday
October 26. 1906. Rev. j. Ander-
son Taylor was invited 20 preach
therein on Sunday. October 2S. 1906
and, as we are informed. intends TO
To- so, with great likelihood that tho
lawful resistance of the officers of
the church viii be met with violence
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03

NANIED-Educated colored men
20 travel and distribute samples and
circulars OF our gools among their
own people Salary $4,000 per
,.o'',H ~.',l' ana expenses Saunders
company, Desk 10. Jackson boule-
ward, Chicago.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03

November why the congregation
should not be allowed the use OF
the church
The Cook faction claims that. not
withstanding the resignation of the
pastor was not TO take effect until
November 1. he has been debarred
from the pulpit since August /
They say that the church prOuarty
which they declare is worth $4,000
with "a lieu of $4,000 on IL. is I'm
danger oi being sold for the amount
OF the indebtedness and OF being
lost 20 the congregation.
FORCED ENTRANCE INTO THE
CHURCH.
While the leaders Of the Cook fac
ton yesterday were petitioning the
court 10 interfere ani give them r.r
mission to hold the meeting last
night other members OF the faction
whose Identity has not been estab-
lished, went 20 the church. force 4
an entry, and held the fort until the
hour set in the evening Thomas l..
Jones and W. Calvin Chase OF coun
sci for the Cook faction. went vester
day afternoon 10 Mai. Sylvester and
asked for squad of police at the
meeting because a row was expected
Accordingly az 1880 yesterday q.
vening Acting Capt. Keofe and hi.
mon were on hand. waiting for the
members of the church militant tc
arrive.
After prayer for harmony. the
business of the evening was taken
up. zones. who also is member
OF the church. opened with an ad-
dress, in which he hinted very strong
ly that 10 was impossible 20 get an
accounting of the funds, and charged
the opposing deacons and trustees
with double dealing. He also took
pains TO eNpiain 10 the sisters and
brothers that the policemen were
there TO keep order. and ne would
call for the arrest o. any one Great
ing disturbance
A number of the members of the
church who went 20 the acting can
tain in the premises We're told that.
although he and his men might be
short on the doctrine and policy of
the Baptist Church. they were long
on fights and il anyone OF the more
pugnacious started out 20 find troub-
le, he would be sure TO get what nc
was looking for.
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
CAUSED THE FINAL BREAK.

This was the beginning of the fac
tional fight, which eliminated In the
meeting last night and the institu-
tiOn of legal proceedings by the op-
posing faction before Judge Gould
in the District Supreme Court yes
terday.
That wing of the congregation led
bv Deacon Israel Cook. which was
the faction meeting last night, named
Deacon James G.. Sample and many
other deacons as defendants. The
Cock faction asked the court TO re-
quire Sample and his supporters to
permit the holding of congregational
meetings in the church building and
to nrevent interference with such
gatherings. judge Gould ordered a
rule TO be issued requiring Sample
and his associates TO show cause on
Richmond planet., 1906-11-03
CONTINUED on EIGHTH PAGE
i2th Marriage Anniversary or Linen
Wedding Reception.
1S8f-ISO0.

Rev. Dr.. and Mrs w. r. John
son will celebrate their Linen Wed
ing, Thursday evening, Nov. 18th.
1906 from seven TO eleven O'Clock
az their residence. 40 L Leigh St.
Richmond. Va.
Friends are invited. No cards.
2t