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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09

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celaas do n o,e se llama concre.
10 AZ .acaro ' In restanto 40 ladrIllo y
odornos de- niadra -
pronoaIc,on M 2 nara todo 81 edi.
s,c,o A. ,aarI,lo = adonos da niedra
pronosIss,cr No 4 10 m,ssno n,,e n
ndmero 2 ercento NOR Ia omission de
aaoypos do rdedra v otras adicionos
pronos,cIon No < il mismo oue Ia
No. 4 CON " diferencIa de otras agre.
pac,o,as
Estas especificaciones no incluian
las celdas de acero, Ia puerta de la ca
sa principal de celdas q las dos puer-
tas en- ceidas para las mujeres, pero
incluian todo ell otro trabajo de acero
flerro.
Las propuestas recibidas fueron:
John A. Laughlin, Trinidad. Colora-
do. NO. !, $S.39O; No. 2, 1880; No. 8.
T,7so; NO. 4, s7,25O; No. b, Nl4O.
NJ. NJ. Sundt. Las Vegas, No. ], $S.-
1856; No. z, 1926; No. 4. N7l2; No.
8. T4sQ.
J.J. Rutherford. dc Albuquerque, No.
l, 1880; No. 2, $4,000; No. 8, $9..
200; No. 4, $S,172; No. S, $S,O72.
Ell estilo escogido por el Cuerpo de
Comisionados de Condado fue aquel es-
pecificado en- la Proposition No. 2, ell
cual provee que la casa de celdas sea
construida de 10 que Sc llama concre-
TO de acero, mientras que la porcion de
resldencia sera de ladrillo con adornos
de piedra.
ri coutratista Laughlin ha protoco-
lado una fianza igual la cantidad
del precio del contrato, para la fiel eje-
cucion del contrato: procederd con ell
trabajo empujara ell ediflcio a COM
pletacion tan rapidamente como sea
possible.
In n,sva csrca, sa,,s constrn,da on
n, sitio n,o abora ocnna IN vieia Nn
ordan .s;r ar,haroo do nrovoa. nora
una VOC, on a, fro7ta - an anhos ,odos
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nronto 'con,o al contrat,sta ba Va conclui
do 81 trahaio 10 vega eers nuasta on
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09

centrajsron MatrImonIe d dIa z Dc
JunIo On u capIlIa Do cahoncIto
--Muehee Prsssntss.

JunIo On u capllIa Do cahoneIto
--Muchoe Prsssntss.
M sAbado. dia . de Junio do 1905
lee celehr6 en y pequsha pero hsrmoss
| capilla dol Canoncit0 el snlace matrl
monial do IA senoritA Lus 0uruls cor
| el joven Jacobo vaidsE, 4 Ia 1850 d.
| Il mahanA. Ia novia porto un hermo
sisimo traje bIanco dc seda China com
puesto CON hilos dc seda entreverados
con perla blanca menudita, mientras
|que Ia guirnalda y velo nupcial daban
hermoso realce al traje, afemss de- un
hermosisino Y aromAtico ramillste de
claveles blancos que Ia simpAtica uovia
llevaba en- Ia fnano izquierda. ri no
|vio portaba un vestido negro una
rosa blanca en- el hojal de Ia levs.
III enlace estaba anunclado On las
esquelas para las $3.50 de Ia mahans.
per0 debido que los trenes estaban
atrasadOs en- ese dia ell cura pArroco
de recos no pudo llegar tempo, y la
boda CO celebr6 d las 1880 de la ma,
hana. partiendo Ia Marcia nupcial de
Ia residencia de los padres de Ia novia
hasta 10 capilla, acompaiiando 4 la Co
mitiva Ia orquestra del Professor An
dres Alire, Ia cual enton6 una hermosa
Marcia ,lasta lIegar A Ia iglesda. La
camilla estaba atestada de loa mucros
que -habian sido inyitados nara atender
oil enlace. Concluidas las cere,nonias
en- la iglesia Ia feliz pareia acompafia.
da dc sus respectiyos padrinos. de.
mas personas salieron formadoe Al son
de una dulce marcha hasta IA residen-
cia de los primeros. donde primerameo.
te Sc pasaron exouisitos hrindia on IN.
nor de los recien desposados v luero
d las IL en- punto Sc particip6 de IN
un elegante suntuoso banouete dom,
de las mas sabrosas yiandas estuyie-
ron a disposicIou de todoe los invita-.
dos. A las s de Ia noche az comenz6
en- honor de los recien despoeados nm
bale en- Ia espaciosa sala de Don An
dres Garcia. el cual. sin exaeeracion
dur6 hasta las cinco de- Ia ma6ana No.
tirandose todos muy contentos del buen
que recibierou nor las
alexres horas que pasaron baiIando
El baile estuyo en- muy buen orden
a los buenoa cuidadoa de Don
Andres Garcia. ouien desemuea6 los
arduos deberes de bastouero. Concl,d.
10 el baile IA felix marcia reerea6 4
Ia casa. donde tuyieron luear ias mn.
mas ceremonias. oficiando nor narte
lie los padres de "a novia Nm TOMAS
Gurule, ouien en- pocas nero adecua,
las palabras explic6 cuan sagrados
ran los deberes de- Ia vida do DIS ouaI
,e despcsaban. ' sus uaIabras f,,eron
,ien recibidas. diremos ror nuastra
,arte que ST fuerou -bien recib,das nor
os recIen desposados. no hay duda aue
III nueva vida sera una de muchaa N. 4
,has felicidades Iuepo eicui6 non
Jesus Gonzales v RovhaI nu,ar Az lac
Dor parte de- loa nadres dal No.
,io 4 todos los one boh,or os,a,sdo -,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09
Estafeta Dsseontln

La estafeta en- Rodey, Condado de
Doha Ana, ha sldo descontinuada y
el coweo dirigido q aquel lugar sera
inandado a Hatch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09

Una estafeta ha sido establecida en-
Dorsey, Condado de Colfax, Clifford
p. Campbell ha sddo nombradoS estafe.
tero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09

estado hacienio iiltimamente en- cuan
to 4 10 Illegal y anti.Americana conduc
Ia de los oficaales de escuela en-. q
condado de Eddy en- tener escuelas Sc
paradas nara los nifios natiyos trajo {
mi mente Ia ley d que listed se refiere
Els cast impossible Greer que I'm pals co
mo el de nosotros. donde nuestro estan
darte es el simbolo de la mas grande
libertad absolute igualdad de los de
rechos politicos, donde. nuestro estan
darte defiende los mas mobiles mas
grandes ideales de Ia yerdadera 1uma,
nidad fucra necesario que So decreta,
Sc tail ley, y es igualmente duro Greer
que los verdaderos oficiales juramen.
tados para administrar esa ley particu.
lar deban violar su pleno deber. Per.
mitir q oficiales pdblicos de vscuelas
discriminar contra nifos q causa de
su raza 8 nacionalidad listed haria de
nuestro slstema de escuelas pdbhcas
una farsa. He sido verdaderamente in
tornado que Carlsbad no es ell dnico
lugar donde niiios "Mexicanos" son
privados de sus derechos para atender
q las escuelas p6blicas juntamente CON
los nihos "Americanos" pero que la
mlsma cosa se mace en- Alamogordo y
otras asi llamadas plazas America
nas.' No importa donde nd por quien
esta violacion de la ley sea practicada,
nj que sea practicada contra los nj
hos Mexicanos 8 cualesquiera otros nj
nos. Els NAL, criminal, y anti-America-
no. Ningun Official de escuela tiene
el derecho legal de dividir ell fondo de
escuelas p6blico q modo de tener es-
cuelas separadas para las diferentes
nacionalidades de razas y cuando 10
hacen bajo el subterfugi0 que los pa
dres de los nifios 10 desean, violan IL
letra y espiritu de La ley en- tanto CO.
mo a nuestra constitution, nuestra
bandera, Y nuestras leyes no saben de
razas nj distinction de ninguna clase.
La ley tocante a este asunto fue de-
cretada precisamente para parar ese
nero abuse do poder ell cual esfaha
entonces tan prevalente que aun nues.
ira pequeha pequeha plaza de Cerrillos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-09

Nsmharde q vIssnss IL Il ssmana
Passda. osorSs W. pvlehard Ha.
bIsHds plmlelde.

Nssuterde q vIernss ds Il ssman,
Pasada, oseess W. vvlehard Ha.
e's"ee p'"H'ee'
r, nan,tan W;Ili. = q. Rs,a. \,
lIcencirs,o d. norvall ~ nam
brado el vIxrnse psasdo FIsca
(ssna,aI a. NnSvo Ms.lco -,
4 oobarnador H.ssrmAn. t3eo
u. Priohsrd. hablsndo dimitido
II Ff.ool General ReId tom6 car
10 d. h eaolna inmediatamente
q incumbente anterior hsbiendt
previamente removido 81 libre'
ria privada Dc ley y papeles per-
sonales. ~ Coronel' prichard
qnien estA ocupado en- Ia prose'
cucion do una causa do asesinatd
eula corte de iistrito On Roewell
no pudo estar presente para on
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49, -. ~ 'As.. .oo:onos eA'e.'
~ . oN.a e..as 10 WI 'os.as 11o Pauo
oeP'saH !. ,'s'1 DutAe -
cribano en- n oflcina nor al uucvo
fiacal raneral. Ha tenido Ia No.
sicion desde one fne creada I'm
sf,o pasado.
ouon.o . o.p.'au se'u sI'''' {,
{ !. ou0'sA 1e' lsoa' seus,e :
s'o'nos NC 70 seuauo pasaaa 81
: w..'sua ',a'0 ~ slsu isn'''es'
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oua''o p''s.1o''esauuo :" 'af'e'
!. ue ~ al''so > ue uuo qao -
1essa'a ooi"os 70 ieleciua''es'
mo tengo NADIA cn particular
que decir," ''excepto que tomar6
el trabajo de la oficina Immediate
msute y conducir6 sus asuutos q
10 mejor de mi habilidad.'
Ell nueyo fiscal general. ii q
pitau W. @. Reid. naci6 81 dja is
de- Diciembre. 1868. en- Etns
Green. Indiana. Atendi6 4 las
escuelas pdblicas On su estado
natal V despuss de ESQ q la Uni.
versidad en- I.afavette. donde
com mple,o un curse acad4mico.
Estudi6 ,ev en- Chicago v en- Gin.
cinnatl v fuA ad mitido Al foro an
1894 Contraio matrimonio con
Ia Sta. Delta Irish en- Indiana al
ala 81 de Octubre. 1893. yciondo
mas tarde fracas6 en- salud. mar.
ti6 con ella en- Mario de 1895. 4
Nuevo Mexico. resentandose en-
Las Vegas, donde consiguio una
ocupacion como maneiador d . ne.
gocios del Daily Optie. En- bre
ve tiemno desnn.a In Sra Reid
alleci6. In 1897 al Csnitan Reid
comeuz6 Ia nractica da lav con Ia
tirma do Snrinoer v Jones' an
fLas Vegas. Efcieptemente sir
vic DOR ses enta dias como score
taaio pri cfpal do Ia Camara de
Renresentantes d. IA Asamblaa
,ecislativa aara I'm Marzo ~.
1901. fue nombrado asistente
nrocurador do lbs Estados JJni
dos. en- cuya posiciop hizo nm re-.
ristro ACCEPTABLE. ri sicuiente
af,o se nas6 4 Rosw.ll. dondeI
continue Ia practica de lev. ! en-
cuya practica ha salido con mu.
cho exito. Fue ALI. 81 Junio /.
1909. oue contraio matr;monio
con Ia sef,orita Mabel Hodson.
Mr.. Reid obtuyo su titulo de- ca.
pitan on el seryicio voluntario
de- los Estados Uniios durante Il
Guerra Hispano Americana. Fue
nombrado canitan nor Il Gober.
.,.ao. Nx;.u.i .in..~ u
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-04
a.. vs.. q. CAVELL-.

aIspl City Nevada. or.
S'aI. Ha3;, (. THIS; 60
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-04
WILL EsPOUsE DEMOCRACY

Senator H. V. Morehouse, who |
some years ago represented santa !
Clara county in the California senate |
says that he is Bryan man and i
Will nenceIortn espouse the prin>l /.
pies Of democracy.
Not many years ago he led the
republican campaign II California
and made ninety-siX speeches for the
Republican ticket.
He is a very finished orator and as
a campaigner is unexcelled on this
coast He believes in Bryan and viii
be ready when ever called on 10
sneak for the democratic ticket
nominated At Reno last week. He
has settled III Godfe1d whore he will
practice law ana is with the firm Of
Thompson. Morehouse and ThomrS
son.
In a letter received yesterday
bv the writer from from Judge =. G..
Hart Of Sacramento. the following
p2raCrdntl occurs.
Il note thai our mutual friend.
Harry Morehouse, who lost every
thing in he san Francisco fire. has
located in GoldfeId am not much
given 10 1attery as YOU know, but |
will express the opinion which IS
shared by every lawyer and Judge
in this state tha3 whoever heard
Ncrehouse in court that in the trial nf
causes cr tNn discussion OF involved
and cbtruee legal propositions. that
h J.: r:o nonr Of tho ab1esr lawyers
California hoe produced. always
liked his methods in court and MS
ideas of practicina law. which har
monte according to my conception.
with the most o~aI,ed purposes ct
tn gree ecioroo If law. HIS corr
tesv in a case. nj tairuoss and nro'
found learning cc,nmcrd themselves
to everyone wac recognizes ability
and fairness.
II predict a great success for him
there in Nevada. which presents so
much onror+unjtv fer ahIllty such IS
he possesses.
If he ever gets Loose in q cam
paign Z will h" . treat tC the voters
IS yonr saeobrush state.
Ee VIII certainly be Given an OF
DOrt1lnity 10 90 on the StumD in this
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, ~~<e%< :,
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
of the

of the
Prudential Investment ond Security
Company.
Location If principal place OF bu5i-
ness, Carson Cit>. Nevada.
Notice is ho.e.5r Given that at
meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held at the office of the company N
the 10th day Of August. 1895. an as
sessment 90. > of ten dollars per
snare was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable t.
the Secretary on or before Friday.
the Dist day Of September, 1906, 1t
the office Of the company at 116 n.
Carson street, in Carson City, Ne
vada, or at the executive Office of the
company at Room Z, $40 Eddy street,
in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, State OF California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall be
in default and remain unpaid at
twelve o'clock NJ. on FRIDAY, the DIST
day of September, 1906, will be delin
quent and advertised for safe at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is
made before z o'clock D. M on Fri
day. the Goth day of October, 1906.
said delinquint stock so in default
will be sold at public auction at :
O'Clock p. NJ. on Friday the Goth day
of October, 1906, to pay the delin-
quent assessment together with costs
of advertising and expense of sale.
BY order of the Board OF Directors,
w. d. AYERS, Secretary.
Principal Office. No. no n. Carson
street. Carson City, Nevada.
Executive Office Room Z, 876 Eddy
street San Francisco. California.
a24 4w,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-04

Picture frames and stretchers made
to order.
Pictures framed or bound
Latest styles of Mouldings will be
kept on hand.
Prices ACKNOWLEDGMENT satisfac
tory.
J. s. AlBRO.
108 South Carson St-Opp. Capitol.
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FOR SALE@A modern house, well
fitted, fine grounds, good lcation. ideal
place for home. First come first serv-
ed Inquire at this Office. tt
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FOR SALE-A good parrot cage.
Reason for selling, parrot is dead.
Inquire at this Office.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-04

FOUND-A black silk JACKIE
Owner can have same by paying tor
this ad. ac5w
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E<51:U...22 ;,;y RATES EAST

On June 9Th and 7tn, July 2nd ana
3rd. August 9TH. 9Th and 9Th, and
September 9th and 9th, special low
round trip rates will Lc in effect 70 ali
points East, final returning limit &c
days. but not later than October 31st.
Colorado Common Points ....$ 30 90
Mississippi River ........ 6 D..
Chicago =
Washington and Baltimore -. 107 =.
New York .............. ~ :,
For particulars see an Aeert J.
address, ) aftGAa I
d. F. & P A. Rem @--at7 :.
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DR. GoldburS fixes glasses right
Room Sc. Park Hotel.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25
Ielegraphic News
 Of The Week

-spectors, who have been inquirine into the wrecking of the Oregon have exonerated Capt. Soule of all :blame in the matter,
 Seattle, Get. 2O-The Santa Clara arrived leaking badly. She encountered severe storms and it was necessary to keep the pumps working all the time.
 Washington, Oct. 2O-The weathre bureau says that an intense Hurricane is raging on tine Atlantic ocean POO miles off the Carolina coast. It is feared that any vessels caught by the storm cannot weather it. A storm is also developing over the state of Colorado.
 Washington, Oct. 20-Taft and Bacon have made their report to Roosevelt regarding the Cuban in- tervention. They have decided to appoint a fiscal agent to look after financial arrangements. It is un- decided what share of the cost will be charged to Cuba. Twenty thous- and undisciplined troops were ,disarmed. The marines will be withdrawn and replaced with 1000 :troops. All warships will be re called and the transport service maintained. Elections must be held before a reevacuation but no date has been fixed yet. Funston was only sent to help in the dis .arming and there was no intention of putting him in command. Taft hopes that Gen. Bell will be soon relieved as he is needed for general staff work. Funston will be sent to command the southern division of the army at St Louis, and ,Greely will command the northern division at Chicago.
 Washington, Oct. 20-Rooscvelt will make trip to Panama on the cruisers Tennessee and Washing ton. He has decided to appoint a governor and American minister at Panama. The offices were here tofore consolidated.
 New York, Oct. 20-Murphy, of the Tammany organization, makes startling charges against the in dependent league officials, claim ing they have been blackmailing the democratic congressional can ,dicates, and demanding money under promise oi withdrawal of the independent candidates. He eavs Hearst has no knowledge of the practices. Jerome has issued a subpoena for Murphy to appear ibeiore the grand jury, and intends ifthe charges can he proven to indict and prosecute the indepen- dents. Max Ihmsen. leaderof the Independents denies tine charges and says he will welcome an In- vestigation,
 Findley, Oct. 22 - The. iury Brought Tn verdict of guilty against the S.andard'0il Co. on the charge of conspiracy to restrain trade, after being out 30 hours. This means that the trusts will be prosecuted by filing informations hereafter instead of indicting be- fore the grand iuries. Notice has l1een given of appeal.
 New York, Oct. 22-Murphv tes- tiiied before the grand jury regard < ing the blackmailing of democratic
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25
Fob Printing at the Frospector Shop

Levi Siraus- Oyeralls are ac- knowledged the best. They can be had at 4. l.. Levy X Co.'S.
 COAL COAL W. il Triggs agent, or Copper River Drawing Go.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25

I jury room he said the investigation would have no effect on Hearst, and that Tammany would support the latter loyalty.
 San Salvador, Oct. 22-A tenn pest has been raging here for ten days, The .Battleship Kizaloo was sunk. All valleys are flooded and and the loss of life and property is enormous. All wires are down, and the swollen rivers are covered with bodies and wreckage being washed down stream. Guatamala and Honduras also suffered great ly.
 Miami, Fla, Oct. 22-The Str. | St. Lucie arrived and put into the harbor from Elliott Key. They report that yesterdays tidal wave swept the whole island, and 2oO people, the entire population of the place, were swept into the sea. Of the 100 passengers aboard the St. Lucie 65 were brought back in- iured. and number of bodies of the dead are being brought on other steamers. Hundreds of fish ing crafts were capsized and the crews drowned.
 Havana, Oct. Wednesdays hurricane caused property loss here of at least two millions. Twenty bodies have been recovered and there are many more in the ruins. All of the native houses were demolished and small schoon- CTS were thoown hundreds of feot inland. Warships dragged their anchors and the Brooklyn was washed ashore, but was released with slight damage. The trans port Cubana had just arrived with horses, and the storm swept hun dreds of them overheard, and many more had to be killed on ac- count of injuries In the Havana province trees were uprooted and the rivers were swollen above their banks, Pinar del Rio has not been heard from, but more damage is expected there. The American le- gation was damaged and all of the State papers soaked by the rain. San Salvador. Oct. 23-Sulphur water from Chule volcano inun- dated the town of Panchanaleo yesterday killing 5000. The city of Piminente was swept away hy an ocean flood. Other cities are not heard from and it is feared that they have met the same fate. Ogden. Oct. 23--During the wind storm barn belonging 10 William Gibbon was demolished and Gib- bon was struck by flying plank which severed his head from his body.
 Salt Lake, Oct 23-h stormun- paralleled in the history of the state has been raging here. A fire started in the Utah Packing plant during the high wind and the entire concern was destroyed. Loss is over S1 100000.
 ,Chcvenne, Oct. 23-The worst storm for yea~ is raging over the whole state. The Union Pacific road is using snow blows. The storm was snow and a wind of 10 miles an hour, with the thermome- ter 10 degrees below zero.
 | Denver, Get. 23-A snow fall Of two feet fell over the state last
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25

We have received complete of fresh beef, mutton pork, veal and spring chickens Valdez Market. Phone 29.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25
The A. Van der Naillen School

of Civil, Electrical Mining Engi
 noering. Established lSG4 SAVED Apparatus, in.tIdnents, &', oIen iit ail brauchc~ Greut demand for cN->tuient, in all lin.s Ncw students -hnuld enroll at once Address JlGj Telrgra ph Ave Oakland.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-25

!
 Havana. Oct. Magoon has found that there are 1900 insane in the asylum here where there are quarters for only. 400. The building is filthy. He has ordered that it be vacated and new quar- ters provided.
 Valadivostock, Oct. 23-The Russian steamer Wojewin. struck a mire off here and was destroyed, POO passengers being drowned. Chicago, Oct. 23-J. H. Lang don. son of the Philadelphia millionaire Langdon. and relate d to Andrew Carnegie, was arrested this morning for securing b$6O, ,OOO on forged checks in New York. He is said to have passed about the same amount of worthless'paper in Boston, and is wanted on the sam 6 charge by the Bank of England. Everett. Oct, 23-An east bound freight overran its orders at Monroe and crashed into the west bound overland last night. Pas senger Engineer Riddle, fireman Hudson and freight fireman Sheri- dan. besides enc passenger, were killed. Five others were injured. The engine, and baggage car were demolished.
 Chicago, Oct. 23-Harriman, of Mississippi, in an interview said if he was elected 10 the senate he would demand the repeal of the 10th amendment to the constitution. He expects the backing of the solid south, and says the race question must be settled and the negro shown his place along with the ln- dian, Chinaman and,Es kimo Not withstanding all efforts to educate the negroes they are becoming more irresponsible.
 Washington, Oct. 24-The United States cannot extradite Banker Silycira who is now at Caracas, as Cuba has no treaty with tia country. Magoon has asked Pres ident Castro to allow the banker to be taken focibiy but has rt- ceived no reply. Silveira is wanted in Havana for defalcations.
 Denver. Oct. 24-A storm oi snow. wind and cold weather E raging over tie entire country from the Rocky mountains to tine Missouri Its severity is unpre- cedented. Trains are delayed all oyer this district.
 Philadelphia, Oct. 24-Negro ministers have petitioned Mayor Weaver to stop the playing of the Claneman at the Walnut theatre as they claim it encourages lynch ing The mayor refused and at the opening Of the show there was a crowd of 200 negroes at the door, but 50 police were called and dispersed the crowd. The occu!- ence has caused much dissatlsfac- tion among the colored people Kingston, Oct. 24-Hughes has started on iiis third and last tour of the stale. He pleads with the democratic voters to save the state from the cockroachcS of the demo cratic party.
 New York, Oct. 24-!iearst ad- : dressed meeting in Madison Square Garden last night at which all of the standing room was taken He was loudly chcered. He pre, diets his election by 10000 major [ itv. and arraign. the pacers of th'
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