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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-19
SEARCH FOR A
LARGE METEOR

\ bis mC.eor. dropping vertically
from the heavens was seen by many
people al O'Clock Yesterday evening
directly east OF this city and appar-
entity short distance beyond South
Peak In the Sandia mountains. just
north of Tijeras cannon.
DR. +. 4. Jones. the well-known
mineralogist. of us North Eighth
street, has accurately located the line
in which the heavenly visitor fell.
AMI search will be made for 1t.
Il. ]. Wilson, of the Economist
store. who is staying at my house.
saw the meteor plainly while sitting
in the front yard. just at 4 o'clock
said Professor Jones last night. "He
called to me loudly and l arrived on
the scene just aboutVa second too
late. Mr.. Wilson said the meteor fell
like great ball of fire straight down
until apparently just over the noun
tains, when it burst just like a great
skyrocket. 1t was visible aLout as
long as person could count eight.
had transit and took an cbserva-
ton on Wilson's information, locat-
ing the line of flight as north SO de-
grees Is minutes east 1t appeared
to fall in a directly vertical line, and
as the western sun was shining bril-
liantly on it at the time it must have
been extremely close to have been so
clearly visible
Many other persons saw the met
cor yesterday afternoon, and it is
quite likely that by following the
figures secured by Professor Jones it
may be located in the mountains. For
all that anyone knows, it may be a
stray piece of Mr.. Daniels Justly Gel
ebrated comet, which has been hang
ing around the armament for some
months past. At any rate it is worth
looking for.-Albuquerque Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-19
Was VICTIM OF
MAD PROSPECTOR
Transfer ATTACKED ~ HEAT.
CIsAZED MAN AND MAY
DIE.

Wayne Ewing. a tcamster in the
employ of the Ubehebe Mines Com
pany was brought there yesterday
for medical treatment. Il Is feared
that his skull Is fractured and that
he may die. The unfortunate man
was victim of another unfortunate,
n prospector who became craZed from
the heat and thirst of the desert.
The name of the prospector cannot be
learned M present, for he is in hid
ing, If not dead in the Businesses of
the Ubehebe, or on the sands OF
Death Valley.
THE man first appeared at Ubehebe
about II O'Clock on Sunday night.
He had evidently been on the desert
for many hours and the only solu-
ton to his condition is that he was
one more of the poor fellows who
attempted to cross Death Valley in
the heat of the day and became
crazed with the heat. He was first
noticed when he awakened the men
of the camp by throwing stones
against the sides of the tents. The
men rushed out pell nell and made
out the figure of the maniac In the
dark.
He did not keep anyone guessing
long as to his intentions, for he be-
gan Immediately hurting stones. and
the second or third one he threw
struck poor Ewing on the head. But
for cooler Judgment prevailing the
demented prospector would have been
shot on the spot. But it suddenly
dawned upon one of the desert men
that the wanderer was one of the
victims of Death Valley. Henry
Merry. a young mining engineer fin
ally rushed toward him, fiourishing
his revolver and yelling at him like
an Indian
The yelling stopped the man in
his work, and before he could recover
young Merry was upon him, revolver
in hand. 1t must have been that the
action of the engineer restored MIN
to his normal mind for the nonce,
and before he could move, others
piled onto him and bound him with
ropes. He was then taken to a tent
and loft FOR tba ,,;mI,+
Ewing was taken to Bonnie Claire
the next day, with orders that he be
rushed to Tonopah as fast as pos
sible. He was obliged, however, to
wait for Tuesdays train, which
brought him here yesterday morning.
Meanwhile the unfortunate victim of
Death Valley gnawed his way through
the ropes that bound him and made
his escape. He was missed early in
the morning and Immediately a posse
started out in pursuit. At last ac-
counts the poor fellow had not been
recaptured.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-19
A DETERRENT IosHI,A

United States Judge Emory Speer
of the southern district of Georgia
recently had before his court typi-
cal Georgia mountaineer on the typi-
cal Georgia charge of illicit distill-
ing.
What's your name?" demanded
the eminent jurist.
Joshua, ledge" drawled the pris-
oner
Joshua, who made the sun stand
still?' smiled the Judge in amuse-
ment at the laconic answer.
NO, sir. Joshua, who made the
moon shine answered the quick
witted mountaineer.
And it is needless to say that
Judge Speer made the sentence AS
light as he possibly could, saying to
his friends in telling the story that
wit like that deserved some recon-
pense. Exchange
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-19
TONOP.AH AND GOIDFIEIiD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
BULLFROG GOLDFIELD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Change of time in passenger train
service subsequent to Sept. 22d,
1907.
The time of arrival and departure
of passenger trains Tonopah will be
effected as follows:
Through train to Coast and East
ern points, now leaving Tonopah at
500 a. M, will leave at $40 a. m.
Evening train now leaving at $50
p. M, will depart at 500 o'clock.
Through train from Coast and East
ern points now arriving at 900 a. M,
is due to arrive at $40 a. m. Even
ing train now arriving at 1855 p. m.
is due to arrive at sos. Through
train for Los Angeles will leave at
7:45 a. m. instead of 1920 a. m.
Local train from Goldfield will ar
rive at $50 a. m. 9-19-2t
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EDITORIAL COMMENT
TONOPAH'S FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Within the combination
will be here then Tonopah will
which will add materially the department
This
mended their
1t another that
city that the fire. that the
the individual will steadily
directions price
a
the financial conditions in the East stocks will
wards
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-19

Do you know that Pinesalve Car
bolized acts like poultice In draw
lug out Inflammation and poison? 1t
is antiseptic. For cuts. burns, ecze-
ma, cracked hands it is immediate re-
lief. Sold by Tonopah Drug Co.
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DEATH OF MIR. Rolf.

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rolf, mother oil
State Auditor Nate Rolf, a pioneer OF
Nevada. and resident of Reno dur
ing the past thirty years, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. Lin
merry, in Pomona, Tuesday.
The Rolf family moved from Cali
fornia to Nevada forty years ago, set
Ting at Washoe, where they remain
ed until the county seat was removed
to Reno, thirty years ago, at which
time they moved to Reno.
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RENO'S BAIT FOR
CANS AND nelson

Champion Joe Cans can increase
his rapidly swelling bank roll by
agreeing to NEE, Battling Nelson
again In Nevada. Jim May is eager
to sign the lightweights. and Nelson
has given his word. He specifies that
IL the match be made Il be set for
Thanksgiving week, as he does not
want TO fight before that time. lie
wants TO take another spell in the
mountains and be thoroughly fit be-
fore he again attempts TO capture the
lightweight championship.
The Baltimore man also will want
rest after his engagement with
George Memsic in Los Angeles on
September 81 and if he decides to
enter the ring again after his south
ern engagement the Thanksgiving
date should suit him. He undoubt-
eddy will want to visit Baltimore to
note the progress being made on his
new building
The Nelson sports have always
stood by Nelson and the majority of
them are ready to back him in fin
Sh fight against the champion. If
Cans thinks he can beat Nelson there
is no way in which he can pick up an
equal amount of money in such a
short time. Manager Nolan gave out
the following statement last night re-
garding the proposed match:
Il am willing to pit Nelson against
Cans at Reno, Nevada, on Thanks
giving day for the $4,000 purse,
winner take all. This shows how
confident | am that the Dane can
take the measure of the man from
Baltimore. If Cans is so confident
that he is Nelson's master, let him
step forward and give us an answer,
now that the opportunity to demon
strate his ability to beat Nelson has
presented itself.
IF Cans can afford to go to Los
EhhS3ViCo anu hGltC lOl PoVUV,
why can he not afford to take anoth-
er chance against Nelson for a purse
three times that size. The money is
to be had, and all that Cans has to
do is to say the word and the match
is made.
Nelson will fight Cans under the
same weight conditions that prevail
ed at Goldfield little more than a
year ago. The negro can make that
weight with the same ease that he
made 1873 pounds. ringside, for Britt.
There is just that much difference in
the climatic conditions, and Cans
knows it as we'll as or anybody else
who understands the training of box
erS.
This offer that Jim May makes is
a legitimate one, and the public can
depend upon it. He is worth half a
million dollars and whatever he says
goes with sporting men all over the
country. May made two attempts to
get Britt and Cans and Nelson and
Cans, but failed each time, though
he offered a larger purse than they
could get in any other city in the
world. May, together with hundreds
of other prominent Reno sports, saw
the Nelson-Gans fight at Goldfield
They We're SO much impressed with It
that now they come back with this
tempting offer. If they thought for
minute that the fight would not draw
they would never put up the money
If Cans means business. he can come
forward and talk business with me-
We should come to terms without
any trouble"
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ECCENTRIC, But aPPRECIATIvE

IN iYANAA nv AZ ATsNAA II Ia
a New York physician who came
to this city from San Francisco to
practice shortly after the great
earthquake there tells this story of
large fee he once received from one
of his patients, a California million
aire:
My patient was an eccentric old
fellow in many ways. His malady
while not very serious, necessitated
a painful operation. which he success.
fully underwent. Three weeks after,
while sitting up in bed convalescing
he threw his night cap at me. say
ing, Take that Knowing the old
fellows erratic ways | took the in
suit as good-naturedly as possible.
Picking up the cap | returned it to
him and was about to leave when
he called me to his bedside. Here.
doc, he said, leaning over toward ME
and stufting the cap in my jacket
pocket, there may be silver lining
in it.. humored him, but on reach
ing home | found in the cap check
for $500. Exchange.
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COME TO TONOPAH

Judge Bell tied another matri-
monial knot yesterday afternoon at
MS Office in the city hall when he
married Luther E. Long and Viola o.
FefKlns' both popular residents OF
Reno. The happy couple left last
night for Tonopah where they will
make their home. Nevada State
Journal.
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Watches carried in stock from the
cheap $3.50 to the costly handmade
Patek Philippi movements. Geo. F.
Blakeslee.
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ALL OVER"
Marie is in the mountains,
The precious little dove,


Marie is in the mountains,
The precious little dove,
And she is ESQ Jane writes mel
Over her head
love.
And Daisy's at the seashore,
She's getting awful tanned.
Upon the beach she's lounging
Over her limbs
sand.
And Myrtle's on the prairies
GA tall. romantic lass),
Outdoors she's idly rambling
Over her knees
grass.
And fathers in the city,
He's hustling hard, you bet,
Poor man! they say that he is
Over his ears
in
debt.
The Bohemian
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The Bonanza is now prepared to
do binding. ruling and blank book
work of every description in It's
complete and up to date bindery.
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We, make specially of repairing
complicated watches. Blakeslee, the
jeWeler.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE FAIR

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NEVADA STATE AGRICITLTJrIlA
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Al neno from Sept. 16 to 81 inclusive,
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SPLENDID RACING PROIRAN
Automobile Races, Bicycle Race. M
Other Events
SIX DAYS OF ENTERTAINMENT
Special Rates ON RalIronds ?
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FOR particulars address w. y
lips, Asst. Sec., Reno
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Certificates of location for sale at
bis office
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Certificates of location at this
office
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WATCH our show windows for
watch bargains. Geo. +. Blakeslee.
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DROBNE zPRAvY.

Cast toyarnich zavodd Stand
ard Oil Go. V Jackson, Miss, byla
dne 7. cervence zniGena ohn6m.
Cena zniceneho majetku paci Sc
"a 100000, ale jest kryta pojiste-
MIN.
V Knoxville, Tenn. oddani
byli techto dnech IL pfitomnosti
pfibnznych, soused1 a spoluzaktl
Willie Richard Ella Brock, 2
nichz ami jeden nepfestoupil IA.
rok v6ku sveho. Mladicti noyo.
manzele oddani byli soudcem j.
W. Brownem.
u bakersfield. Cal, Sc ozna-
muje: Jedna hrazi jezera Bu-
ena Vista nedaleko mesta sc pro
trhla, nasledkem cehoz voda "a
playila 10000 akrh pddy. Skoda
obnasi jeden million dolaru.
: parnik Kronprinz Wilhelm"
z Br6m, ktery v t6chto dnech pfi-
jel do New Yorkn. oznamil. ze
ttvrt6ho dne po SVEN yypluti q
Brem srazil Sc ledovcem, Skoda
nestala Sc ySak zddna.
: Soudce Dunno, ktery odsoudil
mayora mesta San Franeiska, Eu
gena Sehmitze ma pet rokn do stat
niho ialafe pro yyderaestvi, ode.
pfel Schmitze propustiti ma zaru.
ku, Ohhaici odsouzeneho pfedlo'
lili v ttto aaleaitosti soudci 1Adosi,
ale tenlo nelen ~ odepfel pfijat
karpku ale edepfe mu Ia pravo,
ably mohl navsttyoyati syt ohhai
~. Schmits musi pekns sastal We
yeacni,
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Rocnfk XXXVI--Cislo 81.

taIisoyana sc sto miliony dolard,
vi jenom, ze vyplaci 40 procent di-
vidend. Kdyby byl nebyl Rookie
feller stfezen houfem policistd u
pfirucich marsalovych, nenl w.
loucena moznost, ~ byl by rozezle.
nym dayem ztyran. Rockefeller
81 vsak yalne neysimal pokfikoyar
nj dayu, ktery plnil soudni sin.
Rockefeller u Archbold yydali po
VEN yysIechu prohlaseni, Y kter6In
mezi jinym Sc prayi: STANDARD
Oil Go. utinila petrolejoyy prdmy.
81 velkym, udrzela jej pro nasl
zemi naproti cizi soutezi u ujistu-
jeme, ze byla pozehnanim q niko-
.liv zkazon teto zem6. Jeji zkaza 4
jakekoliv pficiny byla by narod-
MIN nest6stim.
Fairbanks zachrancem zivota.
Vicepresident Spoj. Statd Fair
banks, ktcry nacbazi se v pfitom.
ne dobG Y Yellowstone Parku We
Wyomingu, stal sc zachrancem III
vota mladGho d6yGete, kter6 male.
zalo Sc nebezpeGi utonuti. Pre-.
sident chrabfe skoGiI IN diyk0u do
vody u zachraniI j tax ziyot Jak
Sc Washingtopu oznamuje, yica
presidentoyO hrdinstyi stale 50
pfedmetem rozpray yeselych j viz
Ioych, ba ] rilznych ytipd. VI
Washingtont yeIice obdiyuji 81
hodnosti yiceprcsidentoyG a nedo
Weldon 81 pfedstaviti, jak mohI sc
k takoyGmu cinu odhodIati. Jede1
ytipkaf prohlasil, ~ yicepresident
skocil IN diykou, ktera byla 6is
nici, pouze proto, &e chteI dostat
zpet zpropitne, ktert j dial. jim
vsak rozhodne to popirajl q doka
znji, ze vicepresident zadnehC
zpropitn6ho nedaya. itozdmi i,
samo sebou, ze podobnych ytipt
koluje celia fada. Snad zadny sve
toyt ddlezity pfevrat nebyl tako
Won dychtiyosti ocekaydn, jak'
podrobne zpravy 0 hrdinnem IA
chran6ni topici Sc tisnice vicepre
sideniem.
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zpravy anerick6.


pollSkll zen ~ dIlc rosie llenhVIbt
prot Ameritanfm, kterym sc Wy
tykh, ~ \ japonskymi pfisi6ho.
yalci nejednaji sprayedliyG, aspof
ne talk, .ako y jinymi pfist6boyalci
lIorkokreyui Japonci ncdayne pro.
tijaponsk6 yytrznosli Y San Fran.
cisku poyazuji M udhlost, kterou
nelzc Amcritantim jcn tak proml-
nouti, Vice ncz 20 80 rokh byly
mezi Japonskem . Spoj. Stlty W
nejpfdtclsttjH stykS Ale 10 pou.
~ y u pfitiny, ze Japonslso bylo
sIab6 ncody6ziIo sc proti Stry
cku SamoW Po rusko. .japonske
yalcc pomtry Ne zmenily. Japon.
glto ma nyni vice odyaby do boje,
nez kdykoIiy pred Tim PacifickG
pobfezi jc ranitelnSm bodem Spo.
jcnych Stdt0 TO Japonci dobfe
y6di Spojent St6ty mali v Allan.
ticktm OcehnG znatDG valeGnt Iod.
styo, ale toho gezbytn6 tfeba je
tam, I'ilipinske ostroyy leI 0
nnoho bIileji Japonsku, neil kn
spoj. Stdtam. NdsIedkem toho
Japonci OXEN yelmi zdrliyym HE.
III na tyto ostroyy n nGnaji yrouc.
nti5iho pfdni, nez 81 je pfiylastniti.
Japonsky natiouhIni tisk kazdou
ehyill pfipomcnc, ~ zajem Jap0n.
cd, ma ttcilto ostroycch bydlicich,
to yyaadnje, ably tyto 0stroyy do.
staly SO pod ylddu japonskou. Lee
ylada Spoj, Statd roynM pfipra.
yuje Sc pro yseebny pfipady. Y
minulych dnecb yydan byl rozkaz,
ably IL, pro pfipad 10 lodi pryni
tfidy o diva kfizaci stdly pobotoye
k cest6 do asijskych yod Krone
toho FiIipin uacbazeji SO 4 bi.
teyni lode n 2 biteyni lodGse prdye
nyni dohotoyuji Y jedn6 ~ zdpad.
Mich lodtnic. Tonto znacnou siIou
ma mofi japonsk6 chvastaye pldny
budou potlaGcny. Vyslani floty .
AtlantickfhO do Tich6ho oceanu
stale 50 M odporuteni admirala
Deweyho. Velitelem budc admiral
Evans. Lee NJ dosud o yojne media
SO mluyit. Japonci stayi sc hrdiny
do t6 DOLBY, dolSud neyidi pfesilu.
kdyz Japonsko doyGdelo Sc od
sytbo ycleyyslance We Washingto.
ne, ~ amcricke lodstyo yyda sc
do Pacifiku, oznamilo prostfedni-
ctvim tthoz yelcyyslance, ze by
RADIO y.de.o amcricke namofniky
jako hosty.
Americke zeny jsou poctivejsi
muzu.
StatisticlSe vykazy pojistujicieh
spole6nosti, kter6 pojisfnii obchod-
nj zdyody proti krddczim perso-
nalu ukazuji, 2e nepoctivost We
Spoi St6iech Y 1zasn6 mife vzrn.
sta. IN iedint minulf rok sc po.
cet krddeN zdvoinasobil. Veliky
pfirnslck ieyi Sc zejmfna u ban
iovnieh urednikn Y nekteryeh
odhoreeh ohehodnieh krddeze Sc
vice nel adyoiuasobily ~ stati.
siickJeh ySkaza tech yyehdzeji ma
ieyo rnznt zaiimayoSti, Statisti-
ky yto vylsa4uii, Ae We Spoj Sta
tech ieny isou poetlvtisi mul0, Ma
slo nepoetiyycll muth pfichai TO-
prye ie,lna nepoetiya aena, Mua
phse kradele ye vetSim slohu nez
leua, Zproueysfuie pfedeysim pc
msc, cennt paniry skyosty atda
kdcito aena poneiylee ptedmety,
itehl mNie polfeheyall ku $50 mar
nlyosti jako jemns rnkayiee, hed
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nydziti, ze u mas yGtSinou OBJ
chodnich pokladen jsou zamtstna.
ny zeny, ktere jsou jeste ku vse-
mu hnfe placeny, nez muzL Jest
tldiz IN biledni. ze mezi zenami
neni takoye nepoctiyosti jako mezi
muzi. Hejm6na posednim roce
byIy We Spoj. Statech
zt,atue zproneydry, jak bankhch,
tak j v obchodech.
Priced dra. Masaryka do
Ameriky.
V zalezitosti sytho pfijezdu psal
v t6cbto dneeh prof Masaryk
"Dennici Noyoy6leu' nasledujici
"Volcbni agitace n pryni prace
parlamentdrni spisobily, zc odpo
we'd na Vas list Sc opozdiIa. v par.
lamcntu budcme do 20. 23 ter.
yenee; mohl bych tedy pfijeti do
Nov. YorlSn zac6tkem srpna. Vra.
tit sc muslin kolem 10. fijna I. j.
byt jiz v Praze Mohl bych tedy
pfedndsct asi od poloyice srpna
do 20. zam. Vyttzkem pfedn6sek
chtGl bych 81 hradit cestu, muslin
totiz witt i scbou zcnu a dcerr.
Vyd6lat 81 ncchci nic. Jestli by
4e vdci ujaI nGjaky ygbor, byla by
wee zjednodusena. UpozorHu.
jeme make spolky na zapad6, ably
sc pfedndsky pfihlasily V cas- q
zajistily 81 je. PfcdnaSky prof.
Masaryka zajiste budou kazdem
ohledu cenne u proto nasinci ne.
nell by 81 nechati ujiti tuto yzac.
on pfilezitost k jich yysIechnuti.
pfednaSky ochotne vyjedna Den
nice Noyoytkn," Cleveland, Ohio.
o zeleznicnich nestestich,
Jak se q New Yorkn oznamuje,
pr0hlasil v ttcht0 dnech zelezniGni
magnat Hartman, he bnde infor-
moyati amcrickou yefejnost 0 pfi.
tinach ysech nesiesti, ktere Sc ma
drahach pfihodi q ofekAyd ze
kdyz bude to oznamoyati pr0stfed.
nictyim vlastni spolecnosti, ze TO
bude spolehIiy6jsi. Iiarrlmanoya
komise oznamnje, ze y kazdeho sta
nestfsti 10 je jich zayineno nedba-
losti zrizencn a " u te pfitiny
neni spravedliye, syaloyati yse-
elmo ma spatne lolejnice, spatne
signaly atd. IN druhe oznamuje
Hartman, ze draha Union Pacific
ueini pfistim rokem znaeny krok
ku pfedu, totiz ze vsechny kolej-
nice pro budouci rok objednane
budou zhotoyeny proeessem ote.
vfene pece
Mayor San Franciska Schmitz cd
souzerl.
Eugene II. Schmitz, mayor me-
sta San Franciska. ktery uznan
byl porotou vinnym nezakonneho
yymameni $l,l75 od francouz-
Skych majitelh restauraci, odsou,
zen byl soudcem Dunnem ma . ro
XII do statniho yezeni. VySe tire.
stu yelice pfekyapi!a odsouzeneho,
ale obecenstyo pfijalo odsouzeni
se zadostutinfnim Schmitz poda
pfoli ruhsudku odyoiani. kdyz
soudce Dunno yynaSel rozsudek,
zakon6il nasledujici reel "Tim
TO odsouzcnim ztratite 1etu yal
most II vseeh dobrych lidi ohea
nn Budete ponizeu, dohfe isa 81
toho yedom, " vase kariera po'
krytectyi, l2i, false a ne6eStnosti
hyla odhalena u H. stolite pred u
mi. kten vam dhvefOyali vas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-07-17

San FRANCISCAN We WlAstnim vase
ddni yybrala 81 Chas. Boxtona,
elena rady, ably zaujmnI misto do
zorce j. j. Gallaghera jako IRA
dujici mayor m6stsky. jest jisto,
ze jmenoydni Boxtona je jenom
docasn6.
PR staybG move betonoyt bn.
doyy bratn Bridgemand We Fila.
delft, Pa, stalo Sc Dcst6st1, jez Wy.
zadalo 81 = ziyoty. Mimo toho je.
den d6lnik smrteln6 q ~ poydzliye
lbylo poran6no. Kdyz budoyu 40.
vail pod stfecbu, ndble sfitila se
a TAX zayin6no bylo ono nestesti
| Stirling Go, velke kotlafske
lzayody V Barbetonu, o., obdrzely v
tGchto dnech r0zkaz y Washing.
tonu, ably sDazily sc 20 nejdfiye
d0botoyiti kotle, urGen6 pro vi
lecne lode. lnzenyr ndmofniho
odboru Gay za Tim 1telem pfijel
do Barbetonu Idyody ty budou
Ipracoyati nynf We dDe v noci.
Cesko-sIoyansky syGt, tyden.
mix yydayany traktdtni spoIetno.
stf Y New Yorku, pfestane koncem
tohoto m6sice yychdzeti y IL pfE
Giny, Ne Sc neyypl6cel. Casopis
ten SNAIL Sc ysemi moznymi pro-
stfedty lskati v6tsi poGet odbtra.
|tel, ale snaha jejich zistala bez.
lyyslednou.
William Loeb MI tajemnik
presldenta Roosevelt We Washing.
tonG, VIDA Ne sy6ho postayenl
ldnem !. prOsince o jeho misto M.
Injme Frank II. Hitchcock, pryni
lpomocny mlnlstr posty Jak ~
dale oznamuje, dostal Loeb lepM
Ia yynosn6jM misto jedne new.
Iyorskt bance.
| Dve znatne yelke 3patroye
budoyy, nalezajici Sc We stfedn OBJ.
chodni ttvrti V indianapolis, Ind,
Sc minulych dnech zfitily. Sko.
da zpnsobena odhaduje se ma
| 100000. pfiGina zficeni budov
dosud vypatrana nebyla. Pone-
vadz toho dne byla nedtle, nebylo
" budovach zadnych lidi . y te
lpflciny nikdo 0 ziyot nepfisel.
| Jak 80 ze st. Louis, Mo-, ozna.
muje, zakoncen bude snatkem mi.
ostny roman, ktery zapoGat byl
lpfed 3 roxy. John b. Brunden,
kteremu nyni prav6 jest 10l rokd,
odejel ze sveho domova v Tate
lSprings do Londyna, odkudz ho-
dla pfivezti 81 nevestu svou sic.
| Rosu McGuireoyou, ktere bylo pra.
We 100 roki. Oddani budon IA pri-
tomnosti svych pfate, y nichz nej-
mladsi eta 90 roki.
Generalni feditel drahy Santa
Fe Topeka, Kans., cht6je odpo
moci nedostatku farmarskych del.
niln, oznamil, ze 1000 deInitn, "a
mestnanych pfi drdze mize jiti
farmafdm pomoci sklizeti obili. Az
hndc po mich obdrzi opetne prdci
ma draze. Delnic tito II farmafd
Iyyd6laji dollar vice denne, nez
Ina draze
Vlada Spoj, Statn, iak M dfi.
We oznameno hylo, yySle lodstyo
atIantiektho oeednu ma ITCHY oee.
an Stane Sc talk hayn6 te pfi.
einy, le Spoi, Staty chteji zabez.
peeiti 81 syoji posici Wei Japon.
sku Namofni lodstyo mnsi obe.
plouti celou Jiani Ameriku. Costa
tato j. asi ~ tisie mil, Goa Jest o