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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-07
Devils lsiaad Torture

is no worse than the terrible case OF
piles that afflicted me ten years.
Then | was advised to apply Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and less than a
box permanently cured me, writes
L. S. Napier, OF Ruggles, KY. Heals
all wounds, burns and sores ike
magic. 25c at G. l. Leavitt y Son.
druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-07
A Lucky Postmlstress

is Mrs. Alexander, OF Cary, Me-, who
has found DIR. Kings New life Pills
to be the best remedy she ever tried
for keeping the stomach, liver and
bowels in perfect order. You'll
agree with her if you try these pain
less purifiers that infuse new lite.
Guaranteed by G.. l. Leavitt & Son,
druggists. Price, 25c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-07

Mrs. B. Vaillencour desires to
announce to the ladies of Yerington
and vicinity that she has just re-
ceived a new line of Summer mil
linery. Prices reasonable. Give her
"A call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-07
ADvERTISING RATES +:
ms

Nevada & California trains, south bound arrive
at Wabuska at I2:sS p IN. and leave at'I:Is D. M /;
north bound trains arrive at Wabuska at $50 D.
M and leave at 40 p. m.
Trains connect at Churchill with stub train for
Dayton and Carson.
The above time is Mountain time, which Is one
hour ahead Of meridian time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-07

The Virginia Chronicle has
put in a typesetting machine and
is much improved geographically.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
OFFICER AND
MEXICAN
CLASH

Firing at short intervals into the
air. Police officer Ebert pursued A.
Mariana for more than three blocks
yesterday afternoon. The fleeing Mex
lean finally drew a large revolver
from under llis left arm and aimed it
at the officer.
Mariana snapped the gun three times,
failing to discharge any of the three
cartridges, which 1t was afterwards
learned were in the weapon. Each
time the cholo pulled the trigger of
the revolver the officer slackened
speed, as he had no desire to shoot
Mariana. nor to be shot by him.
Finally the Mexican was chased
into his own yard and there, before
the officer arrived, changed hats and
when Ebert came upon the scene the
cfolo was peacefully chopping wood In
his back yard.
The officer arrested the Mexican and
afterwards searched the house, finding
the revolver under a box. The Mex
lean was arrested on two counts, the
first disturbing the peace and the sec
ond for carrying concealed weapons,
Ebert was called to Utah and Kear-
ney streets, where the flight occurred,
to arrest Cornelio Faudos on the
charge Of beating his wife. While the
officer was telephoning for the patrol
wagon shouts from in front of the
house called his attention, and going
to the front he saw several cholos
fighting.
< Mariana ran as soon as he saw the
policeman and Ebert pursued him
Faudos and Mariana were sent to the
station at the same time. -
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
BOAT PARTY
DRIFTS ALL
NIGHT

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 1S.-After having
flcated about in the ocean off San Pedro
In a wrecked gasoline launch since 6
o'clock Saturday morning, a party of
seven people was rescued at O'Clock
this afternoon about eleven miles from
shore by the steamship Orient, a small
boat plying between San Pedro and
Long Beach.
The wreck was caused by the break
ing of the engine when the launch was
a few miles out, and as there was no
other means of locomotion the boat
drifted aimlessly for over thirty-two
hours,i great part of that time in
dense fog and complete darkness.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the Orient
steamship was sighted some distance
away, and one of the girls in the launch
used her kimona as signal of distress.
The signal was seen by the captain of
the Orient and the imperilled people on
the derelict were taken to Long Beach.
From there they returned to San Pedro
late in the afternoon. One Of the girls
of the party, Pearl Hill, is now seriously
ill from the effects of the exposure to
the severe cold and fog.
Those composing the party who were
on board the launch are Miss Pearl
Hill, Buffalo rooming house; Miss Rose
Taylor, Buffalo rooming house; Benja.
min Davis, o. Olson. J. Joatuin, A. @
Bennett, and Art Brown, boatlnan, al
Of San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
ANARCHIST Is
STILL AT
LARGE
RY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NAPLES, Nov. 1S-Savoyi Lagana,
who stabbed and killed the famous
zoologist, Giovanni Rossi of the Uni
versity of Naples, in this city last
night, is from Reggie, Calabria.
The first reports of Lagana's arrest
were erroneous. The police have not
yet succeeded in taking him into Gus
tody. He has been communicating
with the police by letter.
In a communication to the chief of
police and certain colleagues of Pro-
fessor Rossi. Lagana declares that on
the occasion of the funeral of his vic
tim, which is set for next Tuesday he
will give an even more disastrous evil
dence of what he can do.
He writes of committing further
crimes, for he says:
''I will not give myself up to justice
before l have killed another professor
and a socialist; for know the social
lists accuse me of being a spy in the
service of the, police"
In view of this warning it has been
decided to allot police escort to each
professor in Naples, and Signor Rossi's
funeral procession will pass between
GORDON of troops.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
OF
CRIME is
OVER
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 18.-The
epidemic of crime that has swept over
this city sand vicinity since November
2 has apparently run it's course, and to-
day only few small burglaries we're
reported.
During the sixteen days three mur-
ders were committed, carbolic acid was
thrown in one woman's face, disfigur-
ing her for life; half hundred were
badly beaten, a hundred or more men
were held UP on the streets at the point
of revolvers and robbed and houses in
all sections were entered and thousands
of dollars worth of plunder stolen.
Hundreds of suspects have been ar
rested, 200 additional policemen were
added to the force and large rewards
offered for the arrest of the murderers
of James A. Mcmillan and Henry r.
Smith. Ii
Detectives;came here from other cities
and endeavored to capture the marau-
ders, but Notwithstanding the efforts of
the authorities they failed to capture
any person directly implicated.
A few days following the McMillaf
murder holdups were SO frequent thai
persons compelled to be out late armed
themselves. The police express the be
lief now that the outrages were com
mitted by rowing band of exper
criminals who have departed for other
fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
STREET CARS CLAIM
SEVERAL VICTIMS
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCIsCO. Nov. ts-One
man was killed and three others seri-
ously injured by street cars here to-
day.
A westbound car Of the Eddy street
line caused the death Of an unknown
young man at II o'clock, short dis
tance west of Third street on Market.
A peculiar feature of the accident is
the fact that neither the conductor nor
motorman Of the car knew that any
one had been injured. II is supposed
that the youth was attempting to
board the car while it was In motion
and fell on his head on the pavement.
The motorman. Richard r. Foley. was
arrested charged with manslaughter.
Afterward he was released on $50 bail.
Arthur Kingdom, 81 years old, was
thrown from a Guerrero street car at
Fourteenth and Valencia streets and
sustained fracture of the left knee
cap, a dislocation of the left shoul-
der and abrasions of the face.
NJ. Nelson, a laborer, fell from an
eastbound Geary street car near Sec
ond avenue. He struck with such force
on the pavement as to dislocate his
left shoulder and Sustained a lacerated
wound over the left eye.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
WOMAN BATTLES FOR HER
LIFE WITH OCEAN WAVES
nv AsaocIated Press-

BY RSSOCidNtu IItsSs
ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov. 1s-Lash-
ed to a spar Mrs. Thomas Stream, wife
of the master Of the schooner Emma
Claudine, was dragged through the
biting seas Tuesday afternoon by men
on board the barkentine Mary winkle-
man.
The Emma Claudine had lost her rud-
der in the storm and Captain Stream,
fearing the vessel would go ashore. de-
termined to save his wife. Mrs. Stream
was lashed to spar and hauled aboard
the barkeutine.
The Emma Claudine was abandoned
by the master and crew, who succeeded
in making their way in a small boat to
the schooner Anna Kalne. The Emma
Claudine was anchored and isS now
six miles off Moclips near here.
The Winkleman has not since been
sighted and Captain Stream Is worried
about the safety of the barkentine.
A tug tried to find her yesterday but
did not succeed. The crew of the
kaine reports having sighted a four
masted barkentine flying distress sig
nails off Willapa harbor The name of
the vessel could not be made out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
Thirty-i -ifeoDfdwh
Near'S seattle, es''
x[E9h III
Wash.
: M -TUTrT71eaiM .smsdslA
Two Boats Collide 'Paffd
10 4s belilN sldosT a.
One immediately
Sinks
Passengers Have Little ChafIce to Ess
Jl er1W stadl0 10 goTolg anvil
cape, and More Than Half Of fpq :
Them coto a Watery adi esl
9riEido - rftug9f IaAseW adi
emil gHraNe boz srtl5ag qH ,sds,

BY Associated Press .tGlca
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 1o.-
In a collision between, the Steam
ship Jeanie, belonging to the
Alaska Coast company, Capt. p,
H. Mason, and the Pugetisound
steamer Dix lbelonginglbtot the !
Alki Point Transportation conn
pany, thirty-hveT people were
drowned tonight sl3a iss25 .. l'g n T,
There were seXenty-nine pas
sengers on board..ro1s edt oi1i aifeed
Thescause ofothei accident was
a niisuhd hderstanding of ! signals I
The Jeanie struck the Dix on her
starboaFd side just aft riidships
and lkeeled1 her ever.lesf II ii bsIss,
She 9filledsewith atefeg,whefi
righted and went 4 down alaoas stern,
FIRST sinking within five minutes
Of the otiIns Of the collision. - 9 a9e1s5 u
The Dix was on 4wayyitoo .
Port 's1,f 81 oB'lllasksIey 'lls from. Seattle and
the Jeanie wasrgoing from Smith
Cove to Tacoma to unload ore fbIris
the sfnelter.em emom oTean d aaeIq sIdi
List ofanEssing:9w si9die lnlsyae bffs
sALBERT McsDbIJRY, lumber sarNeyor. veyes
-2A5 PTGGOTT, fiter. : .se,s 81 49,
BOYLERg manager Of store.1g n
store. XII, ~ III E.e,,i Z.
FRED BOULET. fller er,niinyve liiyv.a az ~ ;la
Port Blakeley sawmilI. Port BIakeley-
| PETER BUZzATTIE. barber
RALPH CLARK, clerk In store. both
from Port Blakeley.
MRS. GRANGER, Spokane.
AUGUST NELSON AND WIFE, Port
Rlakeley.
JAMES SMITH. WIFE AND BOY
Port BIakeley.
MRS. r. C. FORD. wife of superin-
tendent of the Port Blakeley Mill COM
pany.
FRANK McQUEERIS, officer of a,
ship anchored at Port Blakeley.
c. j. KENNY, hospital steward, Fort
Ward, Wash.
JOHN KEATING. st. Paul, MINI,
- PARKER, engineer of steamer
Dix.
G. DENNISON, mate of steamer Dix.
CAT wheel when collision occurred).
eBAZZINTIA GARCIA, lately from
Manila, Filipino.
A. WEBSTER, lumber surveyor.
r BELAIR, filer.
MARTIN HANSEN, caulker
WILLIAM MAYERS, caulker.
ALBERT MCDONALD, lumber SUR
veyor.
SVEN SWANSON.
CONTINUED ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
CONSERVATIVES DESIRE
ENTIRE NEW CONGRESS
Ry Associated Press.


HAVANA. Nov 1S.LGeneral Ruis
Rivera, who last night decided to dis
continue his personal efforts to Or
ganize a conservative party, spoke as
follows to the Associated Press corre-
spon6ent tonight:
THE organization of a party In op-
position to the Liberals has merely
been deferred owing to the uncertainty
with regard to the course of the pro-
visional government in holding Cuban
elections.
"As far as L have been able to as
certain from Governor Magoon the
UAited States proposes to carry out the
pledges made to the Liberals and hold
elections next June, provided condi-
tions warrant.
This involves the election of only
that half of the members of congress
whose seats became vacant as con-
sequence of declaring the last election
void.
SHOULD the program be carried out
It would result in the placing of COM
mercial, industrial and financial con-
ditions at the mercy of the radical in
terests.
what the conservatives desire is the
reelection of the entire congress. Such
a referendum would show clearly what
kind of government the Cuban people
want, and ! believe 1t would result in
a conservative triumph.
But If not we will accept the re-
suit as the will of the people,"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
WILL PROHIBIT
CHILD LABOR
Factories Which Employ Youth Will
Not Be Allowed to Ship Their
Products by Land or
4 Water
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov 1S.-At a
meeting here of representatives of the
Young Mems Christian association of
Indiana aud Ohio, Senator Albert j.
Beveridge stated that on the opening
day of the coming session of congress
he intended to introduce a bill prohib-
sting the labor of children throughout
the country and a bill to make more
rigid the present meat inspection law.
He said the child labor bill will pro-
vide that no railroad, steamboat or
other carrier of interstate commerce
should transport or accept for trans
portation the produce of any factory
or mine that employed children under
fourteen years of age.
The bill, he said, would provide that
every carrier of interstate commerce
should require an affidavit from every
factory or mine owner shipping its
products that it did not employ chill
dren under fourteen years of age, the
form of the affidavit to be prescribed
by the department of commerce and
labor of the interstate commerce COM
mission with heavy penalties both civil
and criminal for violation of the law.
The bill, If it becomes a law he be-
lieves will stopfthe practice of running
future citizenship by working children
of tender age in factories or mines.
There is no other way, he said, to
reach this growing evil. A federal
statute cannot be passed directly con-
trolling the factories and mines in the
state. That is the province of the
states. But congress has absolute
power over the railroads. boats, ships
and other agencies of interstate COM
merce. and unlimited power under the
constitution to provide that they shall
mot carry the products of factories and
mines that employ children.
The bill to amend the meat inspection
law will require the putting of the date
of inspection on every can of meat pro-
duct and the packers TO pay the cost
of inspection. These two provisions,
he said, are demnaded by the people
and action for them will not cease
until the provisions become az part Of
the law.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
POLICEMAN is SHOT
BY COLLEGE BOYS
BY Associated Press.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, Nov. .1S.-
Henry Rough, a policeman, was shot
and seriously injured last night during
row with students of the University
of Arkansas
rading the streets and giving their coll
lege yells because of an athletic victory
over a rival college when the officer
ordered the students to be less riotous.
They defied him. and he arrested one
of them,
The students surrounded the officer,
and in the melee which followed he
was shot in the back. Rough promptly
released the boy under arrest and fired
several shots into the fleeing crowd,
but none took effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
THUGS
PURSUE
VICTIM.
One Man Captured Is
Found to Be
Officer
Falls to Sidewalk and Is
Held at Bay by
Revolver
Police Have Had Suspicion Of Deputy
Constable and Now Feel AS
: sured Their Ideas Are
Confirmed

s. Mahoney Ais Crocker street, had
a narrow escape from the hands of
three men late yesterday afternoon at
Fourth and Crocker streets. One after
ward proved to be deputy constable.
Mahoney was on his way home when
he became aware that he was being
followed by three men. He increased
his speed and, the men who were fol-
lowing him did likewise.
AS the quartet neared the intersec-
tion of Fourth and Crocker street the
first of the three men shouted to Ma
honey to stop. Mahoney started to run
and the three men pursued him, shout
ing for him to stop or they would
shoot
AS he passed the door of the emer-
gency hospital on Crocker street Ma
honey darted into the opening and
shouted for help. Officer Clifford
heard Mahoney's call and went to see
what was the matter.
The foremost of the three thugs
fell ON the sidewalk>as Mahoney ran up
the steps to the hospital and the gun
which he was carrying in his hand
skidded along the cement. Mahoney
ran down thes steps and seized the
weapon and held 1t on the holdup man
until the arrival of the officer. nt
~ Demands Victims Arrest
The fallen thug shouted to the office,
to seize Mahoney and the puzzled DO,
liceman arrested the men until the af.
fair could be straightened out. At thl
police station 1t, was learned that tn,
man who dropped the gun was H. A
Smith. formerly a special police of
ficer and lately deputy constable will
star 1853.
Smith has been regarded as a bac
man by the police and the defective
agencies for some time. 1t is said thai
about a week ago he drew revolver
on detective in a saloon and but
for the fact that the detective beat
Smith on the draw it is believed that
the constable would have killed him
1t was conclusively proven to the
police. last night through the investiga-
tion of Clifford that Smith was undoubt-
edly the leader of the trio.
Mahoney was released and will ap-
pear as witness against Smith, who is
at present confined in the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
CUTS THROAT
WITH HIS
RAZOR
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
: BAKERSFIELD, Nov. Isl. A. de
Young, a prominent physician of Tay-
lor, Texas, while travelling on the
Southern Pacific westbound train today
in company with his wife, went into the
toilet room of the tourist car and took
his life with a razor.
He was sufferer from nervous pros
tration and melancholia, and was com
ing west for his health.
Every muscle and artery in the neck
was cut and the spinal column was All
that prevented the head from being
completely severed from the body. The
coroner was notified by wire andswhen
the train reached this city the body
was taken to the morgue.
The wife was In Mysteries when re-
moved to a local hotel 1t is believed
the burial will take place In this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
MORE RELIEF FUNDS
REPORTED MISSING
BY Associs ted Press.

BY AssOcl9led FTtsS.
JOPLIN. Mo-, Nov. 1S.-Mayor w. C.
Lyon of this, city has begun an inves-
tigation to determine whether or not
the San Francisco fire sufferers re-
ceived all of the $4,000 given by the
citizens of Joplin to the stricken city.
Mayor Lyon has letters from Mayor
e. e. Schmitz acknowledging the re-
ceipt of $4,000, but he interprets a let
ter from member of ne finance and
relief committee of San Francisco to
mean that the committee did not re-
ceive more than $1,000 of the Joplin con-
tribution.
Mayor Lyon has written the bankers
and members of the relief committee in
San Francisco requesting them to in
vestigate the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
ANARCHISTS PLANNING
KINGS ASSASSINATION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. .s
ROME. Nov. 1S.-The local police
have been informed that several peo-
pie who are In the habit OF renting
windows along the route usually taken
by royal professions have. been ap-
preached by mysterious persons who
wish to rent not only windows but en-
tire rooms for the day when the king
Of Greece arrives here.
The police believe this is evidence of
an ANARCHIST plot like the one at Mad
rid on the occasion OF the marriage OF
King Alfonso against King Victor
Emmanuel and the king OF Greece.
King George OF Greece is expected
OF Italy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
FLOODS ARE
SUBSIDING
RAPIDLY
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 1S.-The
floods are rapidly subsiding. Com
merce is being resumed and the re-
construction of railway bridges and
lines and general repair work is pro-
crossing. The general loss is nominal
and the entire country is rapidly re-
gaining it's usually thriving and pros
porous appearance.
The transcontinental service is now
complete. being made by boat and
train. To reach Portland from Seattle
it is only necessary to go to Tacoma by
boat, take the Northern Pacific to OLE
quah. going from that point by boat
to Kalama and again taking the North
ern Pacific at the latter place to Port
land.
Railroad tickets covering this route
are honored on the boats.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
EASTERN

Severe rain and wind storm sweeps
southern and western states, resulting
in loss Of life and large property dam
age.
Senator Beveridge promises to intro
duce bill in congress prohibiting child
labor
Kansas City to entertain many prom
inent men from various states at Com
mercial club banquet.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
HANRAHAN TRIES TO
ESTABLISH PEACE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
PEORIA, ILL.,. Nov 1S.-Grand Mas
ter j. Hanrahan of the Brotherhood
of Locomtive Firemen, who spent today
in Peoria, returned tonight to New
York to again take in hand the de-
mands of the Erie switchmen for an
increase in pay and a uniform work.
ing day.
The referendum votes of the men,
bers ON the system will be canvassed
when he reaches Now York on Tues
day.
Grand Master Hanrahan stated that
he Is doing everything in his power
to establish peace between the rail-
road company and its employees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
CANADIAN STEAMER
TOTALLY WRECKED
BY Associated press.

FORT WILLIAM, Ont, Nov. 1S.--In
the terrific gale which has ragged on
Lake Superior for two days the Cana
dian steamer Theano. Captain George
Pearson. struck a rock four miles east
of Thunder cape and was totally
wrecked.
The American steamer Phillip Minch
and the Canadian steamer Strathcomn
were also blown ashore during the
storm and the former may be total
loss The crews of all three steamers
are safe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
COAST

Many lives reported lost near Seattle
owing to collision between two river
steamers.
Boating party drifts thirty-two hours
off San Pedro.
Il A. de Young. a physician OF Taylor.
Texas. cuts throat with razor while
passenger on Southern Pacific west
bound train near Bakersfield.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
Favor Obligatory Education
v Associated Press.

BRUSSELS, Nov. lS.-There was a
great popular demonstration today in
favor OF obligatory education. which
hitherto has never been insisted ON
in Belgium. Not less than 10000 per-
sons marched in procession to the city
hall and presented a petition to the
mayor voicing their demand. The
mayor promised to bring the question
to the attention of parliament.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
Welcome Explorers
RY Assnciated Press

. CHRIsTIANA. Nov 1S.-CaptaIn
Raould Amundsen and his companion
explorers arrived here this afternoon
ON board the steamer Hellgolafa. They
We're transferred to the coast defense
ironclad Nortge. A salute OF fifteen
guns was fired from the fortress and
the explorers were welcomed by anunl-
ber Of officials and prominent citizens
A banquet was given this evening in
their honor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
POVERTY PICTURES
CHANGE TREND OF
GATES REMARKS

n-partisanship from an Ethical
Viewpoint" was to have been discussed
last night by Lee G. Gates in Bethle-
hem Mission
lhstead OF this Mr.. Gates confined
himself almost exclusively to plea for
lCOntinued ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
EIre psstroys Warehouse
By Assoela ed Press.

MADEIRA, Cal. Nov. 1S.-A. ware
house OF the Farmers Warehouse
stroyed last night by fire. The loss is
estimated at 100000 Tho fire was of
incendiary origin. Another large ware
house was set on fire also, but Il was
discovered and the flames We're ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19

Ito vote county bonds.
2-Storm claims lives.
S-Nation assists the red man.
4-EditoriaI.
5-City news.
6-Sports.
Sunday sermons.
s-cIassified advertisements.
e-Southern California news.
news.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
LOCAL

Deputy constable pursues man for the
alleged intention OF robbery.
Loves dream is renewed In old age at
county hospital.
Big Chinese concern to open store in
Los Angeles.
Onicer shoots at Mexican
Pictures Of poverty change theme OF
Lee c. Gates at nom partisan meeting.
Hotel keepers look for big tourist
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

For Southern California: Fair
Monday; brisk north wind. MAXI
mum temperature in Los Angeles
yesterday, &C degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.