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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
CHURCH NOTICES

Methodist Episcopal-Serv ces H.
i a m and 40 p. L..
Subject for morning sermon. The
Power Of the Printed Bible
Subject for evening sermon, The
Life that Leaves no Regrets.
Sunday school a noon
r,pwor1h League Service at $50 p.
m Subject, The Grace OF Giving.
A cordial invitation is extended 70
a DON o. COLGRONE, Pastor
The music a the Methodist Epic
coDal church will be ,nthem and solo
by Mrs. Albert Jackson Sunday morn
ing. Lead me Gently Home, Father.
Anthem and =olo by Miss Georgia Lo-
Gan Sunday evening, Hear Us, .
Father"
Presbyterian-The Communion ser
vices a. II a. H. Sunday school al
neon. Christian EndeavO al ESQ T.
m. Evening service at $50.
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ANOTHER new HOME

Mrs T. j. Edwards mas purchased
the north corner of the Patter
sen property CT King street and will
build a modern cottage for her son,
Harry. and his family. The dwelling
will be of an attractive design and
will be an ornament, not only to that
section of the town. but to the whole
;cwn as we'll.
Judga Talbot contemplaces tearing
down the sheds in she rear OF his
premises and substituting a low fence
for the one now ,lere and that VIII
make beautiful outlook for his
nCw neignEO~s wnen they get there.
Carson City is rapidly losing her
pioneer look ard il viii not be many
years before We can mold up our
heads with the best of them. AL
ready in the SIMMER TINE II is one Of
the prettiesF places on he Coast bu;
Vhen the trees shed their leaves the
extreme simplicity OF the dwellings Is
not Sc attractive.
We are growing. don; worry.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
CHEERFUL PREDICTION

NEW YORK. OCTOBER 6.-Thc
delightful forecast OF the world gone
mad is held uDto us III DIR. roIbvs
Winslow. says a London dispatch -
the Times today.
"According to the statistical figures
on insanity says ne doctor IN an in
terview, ''it can be shown that before
long there will be actually more luna
tics in the world than sane people.
The burning problem OF the day IS
how to prevent this increase of in
sanity What is the u"e OF wasting
time and energy on the education bill
when we have before us this absorb
ing problem. the contemplation of an
insane world 10 deal with?''
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
ENCOURAGING SIGNS.

Some visitors % our little town
complain of the Quietness Of the
streets in the daytime. but do they
stop TO reflect that this is one Of the
best signs Of the prosperity of the
city? There are no idle men loafilg
about the streets, everybody who will
work at all has no trouble in finding
employment: in consequence there
is nobody left 10 stand abcu1 and look
pretty.
News items are scarce, but consider
this, tCO: there are no tragedies
taking place to stir up the communi
- and make people afraid to locate
in cur midst. IS not that recon-
mendaton rather than a blot on our
name?
Don't worry about Carson City.
keep on watching us grow
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CIOBER MORE SOUTHERN TORNAOOES

tOEnauOS .....'..
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 6.-This re
gion was today the center Of cyclonic
disturbances. at least three OF which
were tornadoes and caused the loss
Of six lives, with nine persons fatally
injured. About daylight heavy storms
broke within 100 miles west. north
and east of New Orleans. Tonight
reports of sugar cane and cotton
crops blown down or entirely destroy
ed are coming in from this section.
The damage. including that done in
New Orleans, is placed at over ST..
600 900 The worst of the tornado
was north Of New Orleans, where.
between $50 and I O'Clock, it de-
vastated portions of three parishes.
New Orleans was visited by another
tornado and a third passed northward
Of Biloxi on the gulf coast.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
REN0'S LATEST FREAK

There is d nan here VINO cannot
Il. "n his rtaa; side III ped because
his hear; turns over and by the sim
pie action OF his will he can dlslocate
every joint III his body: he can dis
place his liver, he can dislocate the
vertehr&e Of his spine until his back
Ioclss like a stcpladder ana he moves
his heart from the left to the right
side whenever the notion strikes n!m.
He is man who has sold his
queer Dody 10 the physician who dis
covered MIN for SO" and who has
lived to zee the -Cc;Ur die. He Is
a man who is ready TO sell his body
again for ny decent sum and when he
dies the purchasers Will have the
privilege OF di5secting him and study
Ing The strange anatomy.
Ellis Whitman is hi name. Ten
Gears ago he was q resident Of Reno
and now he has returned. the marvel
Of the medical world. the freak Of na-
IRE who has been exhibited before
more medical societies and in more
countries than probably any other hu
man being. Whitman arrived here
last night from San Francisco and he
will give several private shows tC
physicians before leaving town
Whitman exhibited fer a Journal re
porter last night ana ratified his
Hrnts like they were toy playthings
- show why King Edward bestowed
on him the title OF the Human Rat
tleboN
Then the freak dislocated his knee
Joints 90 that his feet pointed back
wards He did not stop Derformin:
until ne had turn 4 all his finger
arOund. displaced his stomach so tina
his liver would supply the place Wher
1 Was and had thrown one joint afte
EatiI his backbone looked Nike th
steps Of ladder Whitman neede
no assistance TO do ali Of these thing
ttp merely said: / VIII now thrOS
ny heart over to the right side" o
tell of any ether stunt he intended !,
Go. and il would be done.
Whitman had letters IN his pocket
from the leading me ical authorize
III the world telling Of him as MAJ
&cl 70 science. None have offered Il
explanation Of this youths work
ncne spoke OF him except Is freaI
journal.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
NEAT AD. SCHEME

a lar-a banner has been placed At
lue .ie.de2reich corner from which
candidates and merchants adNer
tisments Will be flashed each night
The enterprise is under the man
aeement and direction OF Horace Me
der who's picture machine is fine
one and the "ictures will capture the
crowd. This method of advertising is
in vogue in nearly ali the large cities
and has proved exceedingly profitable
10 its patrons.
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FOR HOLIDAY 1ifTS

There are few gifts as acceptable
To Your friends as a book. One Oi
the best books for children this year
is Philip Nerrill Mighels Crystal
Scepter. and those who desire TO get
a CODY for their young friends can
do so by leaving your order with
Miss Annie IA. Martin. In fact, she
con obtain for you any OF Mr.. Nigh
els books and his latest tory, "Llt-
tie Dummy Weaver" which immor
talizes the ola lumber flume near
the best he as written
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PREDICTED HIS DEATH

Il Il get mine before the night 5
over" were the words with which
Brakeman Albert Evans forecasted
hrs death al Truckee Wednesday
evening. And in few minutes the
awful import OF his words was rea-
lized. Attempting to jump from the
pilol OF an engine to turn a switch he
sfumbl q on the track. falling in front
e the swiftly moving engine. and Ill
moment his body was ground 10 a
pulp.
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NO. 161
GOOO SHOW At THE PARK

The pictures at the Park theatre
this week, have created most favor
able comment, the scenes in the life
of the man with the ladder and the
hose" holding the audience spellbOund
Mr. Frye sings the description -
these scenes and the films call forth
great applause.
Mr.. Frye also sings one of his lest
bass solos and receives an ovation
from his many admirers.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
AN EXPOSE
OF c#ARrr'

Oar esteemed contemporary is Al
tempting % show that the reason for
.e elimination of Justice Fitzgerald
from politics lies at the door OF
e. S Senator Newlands.
The explanation of the fact that
Fitzgerald is d dead one" lies with
The Judge himself.
Early in this campaign he annoul-
ced that he could not agree with w
J. Bryan on the silver question. The
.iudge even proposed to hire q hall,
ana to tell the dear people exactly
where he differed with Bryan on this
point
The convention a Reno held
hy the democratic and silver parties
was in duty bound to endorse William
j. Bryan who has defended the he,1
interests OF this State ever since
-ne Chicago convntion, ana il was 20
his and to his difference of opinion
% which Justice Fitzgerald can alone
ascribc his defeat for denomination.
The charges made by our esteemed
contemporary published over tle
name Ct a Democrat" and Alfred
Chartz. q man defeated for the nom
nation for State Senator in the dem
ccrat-c and silver county conventions
sounds like the wall OF a defeated
candidate for public office.
Is Chartz howling in republican
paper -Cr effect
Is a republican paper taking his
name in vain
Is it possible A Democrat" or
Alfred Chartz" finds II necessary 10
80 to = republican newspaper to voice
lis complaints?
The articles our es,eemed cCntem
porary continues TO publish. contri-
huted by "A Democrat and by "A1
fred Crartz' are published for one
reason. and that springs from de
sire to make gliiible democrats, il
such exist. believe that dissensior
fas followed me retirement of Justice
Fitzgerald from "poIitics.
Pray. who dragged the iuriciarl
into politics?
The Republicans
Who attempted to inject politics IN
10 a campaign in which 10 part O.
lie fusion convention was willing t,
see politics?
Justice Fitzgerald.
Why then does Chart attempt t
arrow discord where none exists?
Like the bird in the fable, tha
fouled his own nest. ChartZ has bu
;No interpretations good democrat
csn apply to MS actions.
Either "A thartz is preparing t
flop from "a liIe long Democrat q
ne has so far lost his sense of pol
cal honor that he forgets the Obi
cation he owes TO the democrati
party, some members of which az
sisted HIM politically when he mos
needed political assistance.
AS to the Blot on the Pages {
Nevada History no man knows be
Ter than A ChartZ' what polite;
blots now smirch The escutcheon {
tac Silver State since it IS to ia
republican party. republican bossf
and a republican administration \
yada owes the absence, for politici'
reasons. OF an occupant for the |
: Circuit and District Court,
Nevada democrats have st cd an
can stand much: but political treasC
passes that point where patience co
times 10 be vir.!e.
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los South Carson St.-Opp. Capitol

Two Wills have cen filed. made by
1dolph W ber, one eaving his eS-
tate TO his former guardian. John
Adams. the "ther being made in faor
oi his lawyers. His affairs now are
Al standstill but it is believed mis-
relatives viii contest his lat will
and make an effort to secure what
remains of his fortune.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

I.adief IEl-Miss Kate McDon
ough.
Gents List-W. d. Brchiield. "
Il Carroll, Jake Chase. J. p. Kelly
Phil Mitchell. c. l.. {. McGregor d
S Walker.
T. r. HOFER. Ir., p. NJ
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST
L. H. Mcdonald OF San Francisco
is a guest Il the Hotel Arlington.

L. II. Mcdonald OF San Francisco
Is a guest ii the Hotel Arlington.
Henry Huck of Chicago. VINO spent
several weeks ,.ere last spring. re
turned this morning and is an Ar
lington guest.
Arthur Elston 0, San Francisco
arrived this morning and proceeded
at once to locate temporarily at the
Arlington Hotel.
\ sagebrush nre is burning on the
mountains directly west OF town.
A silver democratic rally will be
held in Empire Monday evening, DC
tober -. to which a free train will
g run.
Miss Pearle Cowing, ocal manager
of the Sunset Telephone company. :
in Reno for few days.
Mrs. w. d. Torreyson is visiting
relatives in Reno and expects to re
main for another week.
p J. McGrath, wife and son arrived
last evening from he south and will
70
, VIII Virgin has returned to Gold
tiGi-.
c. l.. Deady is busy showing nis
eastern relatives the beauties of cur
little town. To say that they are
charmed with our Nevada climate eX-
presses their ideas hut mildly,
Joseph Detrick, leading man of the
Georgia Harper Company. mad" :,
hit in Reno last evening as Rip Van
Wrinkle. The Reno papers speak
most highly Of his Interpretation II
the character.
Miss Georgia Harper was taker
suddenly i'll in Reno yesterday ano
was unable TO appear last night.
Miss Mabel Stewart returned thl:
morning from a months visit will
friends in Winnemucca and Lovelo *
George H. Meyers was a passenge
Tor Reno this morning.
i. S. Attorney Samuel Platt de
parted on this mornings local trail
for Reno.
c. w and Mrs Hickey returne
: this morning to Topaz, going By wa
Of Minden.
t w B. Ogden arrived this mornin
r from Boulder Colorado. where he ha
been on business.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Fine new stock of dress trimmings,
laces embroideries, silkolines. cotton
bats etc, just received at the little
store two blocks back of the Park
Hotel F. W. DAY
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FORECAST FOR O
WEATHER

Those who have followed Foster
interested in the coming October wea-
Iner This is what he says about
it:
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct 6-The
next disturbance will reach the paci
tic coast about the Sth. and cross
west OF the Rocky county by close
OF the 9th. A warm wave will cross
west Of the Rockies about the Sth. \
cooi wave Will cross west Of the
Rockies about the 1lth. This will
De ne Of the most important dis
turbances Of October. Very high ten,
perature and severe weather will pre-
vail during its transit across the con
tinen,. and its closing features Will
be q cool wave that viii carry frosts
farther south than usual 1t will De
preceded by dry and drying weather,
and as The cool wage comes in railfall
viii increase and become more gen
eral
The fourth disturbance of October
VIII reach = Pacific coast about the
18Th and cross west of the Rockies
by the close of the 18th. 4 warm
ave will cross west Of the Rockies
country about the l"th. \ cool wave
viii crcss west OF tn Rockies about
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Mrs. William Reker has gone q
Waouska to visit her daughter, Mrs
Robert Gracey.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

The wood crop at Ophir is short
this year. Look out for the further
rise in the price of fuel this winter.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Valentine Stanton has returned C
Goldfeld after a visit with his mother
u this city.
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FOTND-A stlckpln evidently
made from heirloom. Prove property.
ay fifty cents ~or this ad. and take
tho pin.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Miss Irma Fay of Sheridan is suf
fcring from an attack of Ia grippe.
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WIN. KINNEY

Democratic Silver Party Nominee for
-SHkRIFF ANU ASSESSOR
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p J. McGrath. wife and son arrived
last evening from he south and will
remain here a few days.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Will Virgin has returned TO Gold
fiCl-.
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W. l.. Ccbb. clerk OF the Taliac 10
several seasons was a Carson Cit,
visitor last evening. returning thh
morning to Lake Tahoe. going theme
% his winter home in Sausalto.
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ED. REGAN
Democrat Silver Party Nominee for
County mm;ssiorer--OonG term)
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VOTE COR
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w. B. Ogden arrived this morning
from Boulder. Colorado. where he has
been on business.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

c. l., Deady is busy showing nj
eastern relatives the beauties of Cul
little town. To say that they are
charmed with our Nevada climate eX
presses their ideas hut mildly.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

c. w and Mrs. Rickey returned
this morning to Topaz going By way
Of Minden
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ED. REGAN

Observation-Disclosures
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Miss Marian Grant IS improving
slowly. the pain being less intense
but the rheumatism has too good 4
hold TO let so entirely
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Mrs w. d. Torreyson is visiting
relatives in Reno and expects TO re
main for another week.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Picture frames and stretchers made
to order
tictuges fram.d or bound.
Latest STYLES of Mouidings will be
kept on hand.
Prices reasonable--Work satisfac
tory.
j. S. AlBRO,
los South Carson St-ODp CaDitOl
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

A farewell party was given in honol
OF Miss Pansy O'Gara at Sheridan
last Saturday light. The young lady
LEFT for Reno Tuesday where she Will
hc employed in the telephone office
-RCcOrd-Courier
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Miss Pearle Cowing, ocal manager
of the Sunset Telephone company, :
in Reno for few days.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Miss Jennie SomerS. primary teach
cr al the Orphans Home, is spending
the week al her home in Virginia
City.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

!. S. Attorney Samuel Platt de
parted on this mornings local trair
for Reno.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Gene O'Gare who was in the EN-
DlON OF the telephone company tor
several months. has severed his con
necvtion with the company and Is
now driving the Bridgeport stage
Courier Record.
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Joseph DERRICK. leading man of tbs
Georgia Harper Company. mad" 4
hit in Reno last evening as Rip Va.
Wrinkle. The Reno papers speaf
most highly Of his Interpretation ,
tine character.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

Tile price of Valley Park lots has
doubled. II is salC that unexpected
developments have sprung up thai
make the outlook for q boom in this
city most encouraging.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06

A silver democratic rally will be
heid in Empire Monday evening, DC
tober -. to which a free train will
g run.
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Arthur Elston o San Francisco
arrived this morning and proceeded
at once to locate temporarily at The
Arlington Hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-24
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH
His Crime Was That of Trying to
81 Enter House.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 24.-Willie
Spain, a negro, twenty-one years old,
was shot to death by Il mob near st.
George, Dorchester county. $. l.. Con-
ner. manager of the Dorchester Lum-
Der company's stores at Dadham, was
notified by a negro that he saw an
other negro attempting to enter a Will
dow of Corners home and then hide
in Il cane patch. Conner started for
his home, going through the cane field.
He suddenly came upon Spain. lie
struck the negro Il were blow, break
ing several bones in his hand. The ne
gro finally freed himself and ran into
n woods. About two hours later Spain
was captured in Il negro cabin. He
was brought to st. George and turned
over to Sheriff LimehouSe, who locked
him in Jail.
Shortly afterward forty OF fifty men
went to the sheriff and demanded the
keys of the Jail. Securing the keys, the
Jail was unlocked and the negro taken
to the house of Conner, where his
eleven-year-old daughter, who was
alone in the house, positively Identified
the negro as the II who tried to climb
through the window, but was fright
ened away by her screams.
The g admitted that he had gone
to the residence with the intention OF
entering it, but for what purpose he
did not say. The mob strung Spain TO
a limb and shot about 500 bullets into
his body. The sheriff tc~legraphed Gov
ernor Hayward of what happened. The
governor at once wired the officer to
use all means to prevent Il lynching,
but ii was too late. MS the mol lost nc
fine in dispatching the negro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-24
JAMESBURC.
Continued from pG0t 6

and is a treat worth going miles to
witness.
Miss Rachael Whitlock has resign
ed her position at Helmetta and Sc
cured employment in the Jamesbure
silk mill.
Augustus Magee, Of Trenton, a
former resident, visited his numerous
friends in town this week.
Charles Breckwede,, of Railroad
avenue, has commenced the erection
of a tenement house adjoining his
new home on Vine street. The foun-
dation is of concrete block and will
contain six rooms.
George r. Taylor, of the Freehold
Transcript, was in town on business
Monday of this week.
The strong Kohlmayer baseball
team, Of Trenton, will play a return
game with the Jamesburg team on
the Lincoln avenue grounds This Sat
urday afternoon. They were here
several weeks ago and defeated the
Jamesburg team in the best game OF
the season, l to 0. Cooper and
Case will be the battery for James
burg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-24
NINE FALL into RIVER.
Bridge Gives Away Under Driving
Party.

GREAT BAltHINGTON. Mass, Aug.
PA driving party of nine people.
consisting of DR.. Richard Golden of
L.archmont, N. Y; his wife, three chill
dren. nurse and baby. Miss Emily Nor
rison and the driver, William Hast
ings. was thrown twenty feet into the
uousatonic river through the collapse
Of n wooden bridge. and all were hurt.
Miss Morrison was taken to a local
hospital. ard her condition was report
ed as serious.
DR.. Golden engaged a three seated
vehicle for a ride through some of the
hills. and while the party was crossing
the river just above this place the
bridge suddenly collapsed, and all nine
landed on the rocks in about three
feet of water. Miss Morrison was in a
semiconscious condition when taken
from the river, but the others, al
though bruised and cut by the rocks.
were not disabled. Miss Morrison, who
is n sister of Mrs. Golden, was injured
about the head.