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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
EDWARD LANsDALE DEAD.
Veteran Printer and Soldier Victim
of Paralysis.

Edward n. Lansdale, a veteran Wash.
ington printer, and a veteran soldier Of
the Union army in the civil war. died last
night in his apartments at 333 Missouri
avenue, from a stroke of paralysis. He is =
brother of Harry V. I.ansdal6, a red
estate dealer in South Washington. and
is believed to have another brother in
Maryland who is a physician. Deceased
had lived in the District uninterruptedly
since the c.ose of the civil war. and had
frequently been employed compositor
at the establishment of McGill x Wallace.
Secretary George G. Sebold of Columbia.
Typographical Union. of which Mr.. Ians|- .
dale member IN good standing, has
been notified of his death and is makast,
arrangements this afternoon for the rum, o
eral Deceased was i pensioner and waS~.
a man of quiet and industrious habits. W"
had worked al tho case IN many Washing
ton newspapers. Including a number that
are now defunct. He was somewhat OF a
reclise. and but little is known of hG
military record. lie was about sixty ID
eight years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Elizabeth Wedmayer, So years, 112S eth
street northwest.
Sara ]. Davis, Al years. Garfield Hos
pital.
Phiiil Coraog, 20 years, 1913 North Cap
itol street.
Hannibal c. Addison, y years. S27
North Capitol street.
Sadie A. Calvert, So years, 7OS 10th
street northwest.
Elizabeth T. Jones, 81 years, 923 NJ
street northwest.
Gertrude S. Seavey, % years, Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Peter Kline, "a years, 1882 Jefferson ave-
nue. northwest.
Benjamin F. Wilkins 46 years. sol oath
street northwest.
James Pierce, AZ years, Providence
Hospital.
Thomas B. Wallace. second, IA years
1901 F. street northwest
Anna Bingham. Il years. Providence
Hospital.
Samuel Shorter, Ga years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
George Neil, II years, North Tacoma,
D. G..
Clarence Veney, ) months, SIS Half
street southwest.
Infant of Walter and Ethel C. Ed
monds, . days, 1140 Goth street north
west.
John o. Swami. days, 445 Franklin
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-H. D. Tenet, Manila; F. j.
Drake. Philadelphia: G. G. Murray.
Lynchburg; H. d. Etcherson and Mrs.
Etcherson. Frederick Md; ]. H. Thomas,
New York.
w. H. Topkins. Rapid City, S. D.; James
New York; c. ]. Willard. St. Louis; Mrs.
G.. Gaines. Warrenton, Va
New Willard-C. A. Caldwell and Mrs.
Caldwell. Staunton. Va; ]. a. Cheney.
New York; r. 1. Moore. Philadelphia j.
f. Fuller. St Paul. MINI: c. l.. Stone
and Mrs Stone, New York.
Riggs-W. NJ. Geddes. Philadelphia: w.
l.. Darnell, New York; l.. E. Replayle.
New York; F. ?. Shelton and Mrs. Shell
ton. Richmond: Hoke Smith. Atlanta. Ga
Houston. Tex; J. T. Carlisle and Mrs.
Carlisle. Columbus. Ohio; C. r. Place,
Stroudsbu:g. Pa; ]. S. Watson. Chicago;
]. A. Kersey, Alexandra Va: G. ]. Roh-
WITT and Mrs. RohwitZ st. Louis: A. d.
Mcguire. Detroit. Mich; r. ST., don. New
York.
Hotel Normandie-H. r. Thomas. Mrs.
Thomas and Ms Thomas. Chicago: A.
Richards and Mrs. Richards. Norfolk,
Va; T. NJ. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts,
Norfolk. Va; Gertrude Bartell. Scranton.
Pa; II: s: Wilson. HAMPTON. Va; ].
Marshall Hall, Hampton. Va: Roscoe j.
Conklin and Mrs. Conklin. New York
city: Thomas +. French. Columbus Ohio;
o. V. Weller. Norfolk Va; J. H. Hue >le-
berry and Mr.. Hpctl berry. Nuscng"e.
Okla: Charles L. Knapp. Lowville N Y.
hrad Maer and Mrs.. Ma New Yo,k:
John G. Palmer. Philadelphia. Pa.
George W.. Savrin. Men York city: Rich
ard Corcoran and Mrs. Corcoran, Long
Island n. Y
Sboreh anil. G. Ieiieid Las Vegas. \.
NJ: Warren G. Ogden. Boston; +. NJ Car
roll an: wife. Boston: Julian A. COLES
Dublin. james c. Hoac and wife, Viri
gini.; .!tlso, d. Hoor. Virginia: a r.
Balfentine ana wife, U.S.A.: Mrs. G. A.
Hight. Rome, Ga: Miss &. A. Fight,
Rome. Ga; Mrs. a. r. Sullivan, Rome,
Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
John P. and Sarah A. Flaherty, boy.
William B. and Mamie NJ. Green. boy.
Howard f. and Virginia NJ Howser,
boy.
Edward j. and Mary P. kidwell, boy.
William E. land Clara Wietzel. boy.
Ezekiel and Esther G. Coopersmith,
girl.
Lawrence A. and Catherine N. Downey,
girl.
Henry and Mary F. Bishop, girl
Morris and Matilda X. Herson, girl
Milton H. and Catherine E. Crandall,
girl.
John P. and Lucy f. Venting. girl.
Bernard and Charlotte Raab, girl.
Luis f. and India B. Corea, girl.
Wellmay and Maud NJ. Wayland. girl.
Adolpb and Rachael Yoshinsky. girl.
Henry and Otera l.. Aston. boy.
Thomas and Susie S. Walker, boy.
James and Ellemare Henderson, boy.
Ernest and Rosa J. Lewis. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
E. L. Hubbard Club Entertains.

The f. l.. Hubbard Club of Mckendree
NJ. r. Church gave a social to the SUM
day school board last evening. Many ot
the popular songs were sung by the 4,
l.. Hubbard Quintet. calling for great an
plause. Refreshments were served by
the club. AT $3.50 o'clock a meeting waa
held for The transaction of business. The
club adjourned at 1880 o'clock.
The officers of the Il. l.. Hubbard Club
are: J. B. Cissell. president; e. n. Bow
len, vice president; a. c. Beforehand
secretary. George l.. Merryman, treas-'
urer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13

Mr.. Samuel r. Gummere. minister to
Morocco. of Trenton. y. j.. Is guest of
Mrs Robson at her home in n street.
He will be here several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Thomas r. Jernigan and Mamie ].
Bundy.'
William. F. Martin and Margaret A. ".
Phelps 49,.
James E. Storey and Ruth E. Adkins,
both of Petersburg. Va.
Elmer L. Eshenshade of Lancaster. Pa
and Francis L. Brubaker of East Peters,
burg. Pa
William w. Walker of Lanaxa, Va
and Cissie E. Garrett of Noge. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13

Former Representative Sibley entertain
ed in honor of Speaker Cannon at Stag
dinner last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Reception to Supreme Regent.

A reception was rendered Supreme Re-
gant Robert Van Sands of Chicago at
the Carroll Institute last evening by the
Grand Council OF tha Royal Arcanunl of
tfs District. More than four hundred
-IsIabeaS were present and W. w. Chase
presided.
Mr.. Van Sands reviewed the history of
the growth and development of the Royal
Arcanum, and told of its extensive prog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13

ress being made throughout North +,
America.
Among the other speakers were Howard
c. Virgins of Rome n. Y: Alfred Tur-
ner of Boston. J. NJ. johnson of Chicago
and y. D. Robinson of st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
To Organize Guild of Organists.

Arr.nS"cl".lts il is sal, are being made
TIC rElkc Washington tac. home Of a chap
ter of the American Guild of Orsanists
Oscar FcanI.ii. Corlstoct organist and
chnirmaat"r Of Trinity Episcopal Church,
has progressed q plan Of organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13

Lieut.. Col George Barnet, U. s. NJ c.
have announced their engagement. Mrs
Gordon spent last winter in this city
where she has large social acquaint-
ance. In announcing thu news TIL. Bal
timore Sun says: Mrs. Go don was for
merly Miss Leila Sinclair Montague
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs Powaatan
Montague She belongs to the we'll
known Virginia family CT that name, and
her ancestry IS distinguished in colonial
and revolutionary history.
Lieut.. Col Barnet is SON OF the
late James Barnet of Wisconsin. lie was
graduated from the Naval Academy in
1881 and was later transferred to the
United States Marine Corps He went
through the Spanish-American Mar and
received the campaign medal. For the
past two years he has been stationed at
Washington. but has lately been trans
ferred to Peking. China. where he will
be in command Of the troops of the Amer
lean legation. After the marriage Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Barnet will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in Picking, where
his wife will be presented at court"
The controller Of the currency and
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely gave a din
ner last night in honor of Dr. David
Jayne Hill. the ambassador to Berlin In
the company were the French anbars;.-
dor and Nine. Jusserand. Senator and
Mrs. Depew, Mr.. and Mrs. William E:
Curtis, Mrs. John W. Foster. Hiss RIDGE
ly and Mr.. Yoacham of the Chilean le-
cation.
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. w. F. Tucker held
a pleas reception yesterday at Stone
leigh Court. when their friends had an
opportunity to greet Lieut.. and Mrs. Lo-
gan Tucker. who returned few days
ago from their wedding trip and are to
be here until they sail on the o7tIi for
the formers post in Cuba. Two iargs
rooms were given up to the entertain
ment. Mrs. Logan, in black and white
satin; Mrs. Tucker in primrose satin and
venetian lace and Mrs. Logan Tucker in
yellow chiffon cloth. had assisting them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-13
Mrs. Frederick Barbour. Mrs. Duvall.
Miss Gillett. Mrs. Hill. Miss Shriver Miss
Logan, Miss Price and Miss Pansy Per-
kins.

Miss Gillett. Mrs. Hill. Miss Shriver. Miss
Logan, Miss Price and Miss Pansy Per-
kins.
Commander and Mrs f. Z. Hayden
celebrated their silver wedding anniver-
sary yesterday by reception from to
at their home in s street. the hostess
wearing her lovely wedding gown of ivory
satin and lace. The house had quite a
festive air with its decoration OF flowers,
numbers of which were sent the couple
with congratulatory messages. The couple
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Hay
denis mother. Mrs. ]. J. Reynolds: Com
nlander Hayden's mothe-, Mrs. William
Hayden; their two sons. Assistant Sur
geor Reynolds Hayden. i. S. N; Lieut..
Herbert cambridge Hayden, L. S. A.;
their two small daughters, Miss Dorothy
and Miss Mary Hayden: Mrs. Charles
Porter. Mrs. Richard Rathbun. Miss
Lizzie BainbTidge and Miss Lucy S.
Mayo.
Ms. Eugene Schuyler announces the
engagement of her niece. Miss Gertrude
King Schaffer. formerly of New York, to
DR.. John Dunlop Miss Schaffcr is now
the guest of her aunt at the latters home
in * street, where yesterday small tea
WAS given in her honor and this pleasant
information was told
Former Representative Sibley entertain
ed in honor of Speaker Cannon at stag
dinner last night.
Mr.. Samuel r. Gummere. minister to
Morocco. Of Trenton. y. j.. Is a guest of
Mrs Robson at her home in n street.
He will be here several days.
The minister from Belgium, Baron Mon
cheur, Is the guest of Mr.. Pierre Iorl-
larl for the shooting season in South
Carolina. Baroness Moncheur, who spent
some days last week in Tuxedo Park
has returned TO Washington. and has her
brotl,er-in-law and sister. Capt. Jones. u.
S. A, and Mrs. Jones. staying with her.
Mrs. Qualtrough. who is leaving today
for a visit to her sister. Mrs. Harrison.
at Old Point. gave bridge party yes
terday afternoon, when the guest of honor
was Mrs. Stuart Taylor of Paris, the
house guest OF Mrs. Henry Smith, and
some of the others present were Mrs.
Metcalf, Mrs. Glover Mrs Preston Sands
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Loring. Mrs.
George T. Marye. Mrs. William c. Hill,
Mrs. James johnson. Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs.
Edward McCauley Mrs. Chaeard. Mrs
Charles Campbell, Mrs. Frederick Rodgers
and Mrs. Butler.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
John Edwards Killed Him elf.

The jury called by Coroner Stern to
hold an inquest over tie nma,ne OF
Johh Edwards, the conv.cl found dead
III he'sagebIush after t.,- sensational
light OF Monday, returned the following
verdict: ~rhat John Ed . ards came To
his death ON Monday, NoIember Is,
l9Oi, iom II gnnshot wound above the
night temple; self inflicted with suicidal
intent"
Delbeit Bath, the mar " io found the
body, stated he saw Edwards commit
suicide. That when he was following
the fugitives he ea3 Edwur Is stop he
siie Il rock and then raisa hrs pistol and
placing the muZzle to his head, fred.
The man then fell 70 the q. round and
later he found tho body ut the place.
When the body was reached the fugitive
was iend auG the pistol was still CLUTCH
ed in the right hand an! tho man lay
face downward.
Edwards vas a despein,e map and
whea he esc"pal from the pm. on several
months ago and was located by Oyerseer
Fellows IN me shgeurusli d short dis
lance from Tie prison, be ,nen stated
hat he would make one more try at
esraping aud il he failed, tia, he would
never he returned to the prIeun alive.
Although "A lengthy search wae made
Yesterday the guns IN the possession of
Watson and Forrest, the two despe.
'hdneS captured, have not been found.
Forrest claims that the gan he had was
4 wooden one which he had whittleo
on. Those who were accorded the
privilege nj looking into the nuzzle OF
the weapon when Forrest wns behind
1t, 'ecl certain TINT it was the genuine
article and possessed terrible shooting,
qunlities.-CarRon News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Tainted hIone,-

We have observed somewhere thai
New York and Boston are becoming in
torested in n "clean money" agitation.
and 1t il stated TINT laboratory tests OF
COINS mud bills from a cheap grocery
store gave tho following re, ulls:
Dirty pennies averaged g living bac.
terra each.
DimcP, 40 living bacteria cash.
Moderately clean bills, 2.25U living
bacteria each.
II suggests a question which has
frequently presented itself TO VI: How
in the name Of goodness did VIZ ever live
up to the present time, aud hos did this
nation ever grow to eighty millions?
Here wo are, ull carrying around n
lew dimes each beuring forty living i,
writhing, deleterious bscterir. And,
hns it not occurred to you thu, scientists
are getting pretty strong in this matter9
Moderately clean bills, they say, have
NEARLY 1880 living bacteria, nud dirty
bile, OF course, swarm with those
iniDitesimal vcrmip. Ugh!
But, Ivy the way, lot us usl; you one
question. Did you ever, ever, In you
whole sweet lie, think Of the so bacteria
when you were taF ing from d dirty old
pcdd or the change that was due youP
Surely science is going pome.- Fremont
(Ncb.) Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Western Pacific Stops Work.

The iiumbolIt Star Gays lint 1t is
understood TINT orders have bcen Issued
'"r the su. pension Of all construction
work ON the Western Pacific between
WiuDemuccn and Deeth e~cep: ut
Pliaade, where the driving of the
tunnels will be continued. This action
vas made necessary on c.nunr OF the
iinnucin! siringeDcy, making i! impossi-
Ulc for the Gould road 1" TT cure the
coin mecessar! Ia keep the WORK gong
all along .!r liGr
There viii be no cess ,:!"L ~ :jr wOr
west Il from WmuGmncri. and th'
stoppage Of operations Chs Sari from
here ia not expected to have any very
serious effect OF this place, rs The larger
part 0f the grade between Wirurmuccn
and GoIcoudn has already been com-
pletcj.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
@c-is", is r"n"p.yivl, il will be formally


~dc-i;", Is completed, il will be formally
presented
Mai! !ears ago "3u pipe was all tl.,.:
couio ID found III IA family, aud it was
handed around from man to mnn at the
dinner table. The pipe WIS made OF
silver and i'll those days tobacco soid for
It's weight iii silver. Il y on Nautei 10
cents worth uf tobic % gu laid your 10
cent piece on the s:aies and enough was
land OH tie other nj le to balance il. To.
baceo VAS indeed Il luxury those times.
II i;ept Tia" !HGics gu' ssIn: some 10 .cep
'h' ir tnui LOXev TILED
Cedar wood Ii muuh u.tcCm,d by the
farr"ers for it, last ~ qualities when
uNd for fen" p"i.s. = Interesting
proof Of tie power ~ lII" 50 - TO resist
the effects ol time i furnished by the
ES! itian toals made Of cedar which
were recently fou .d bar 81 near the
banks Of the Nile. PId = Inch, according
tn recent estimates of tbs lr rEc, we're
probably ID use $3.50 !r.f ogo. Tho
Tact must not be uverluGl I'd, however,
thai these boats were covered by the
dry SAINT Of the desert.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
SalmaQundi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Kausas City il after the next republi-
eau convention.
Mrs. Knox Craine and daughter Josie,
have returned from Reno.
Surveyor Davis left for the East this
forenoon. lie will stop a few days i'll
Salt Lake and then 20 Ia Minneapolis.
The panicky feeling Is passing away
IN the East. Everything looks favor
able Tor M early return 0f normal con.
ditjona.
They hcve taken the moi to, IN God
We Trust from the sil vcr dollar says
the EmpOria Gazette, and ~ndds-'why
not replace it with, 'A'int it grand to DO
~bughOusc.
jacob N%oisinger, Il pioneer Of Win.
uomucca, died Sunday morning. lie
settled III W~iDnemucca in 1871 and
resiled there continuously up to the
time OF his death.
". }. Smilcy's residence in Starr
valley was destroyed by fire Saturday.
The ~furuiturc md other effects in tho
house were saved. We are not H.
formcd as to the origin of the fire.
Railroad Commissioners Shaughnessy
and Thurtcll arc mt Ely investigating
the compliant Of the people against the
Nevada Northern railroad company.
Ely wants Il freight depot inside Of tho
city limits and the rnilroad company
won't give it to them.
Mrs. Woodruff, president OF tho Re.
| bckah Assembly, will arrive from Ely
on No. 3 this evening to- visit Ivy lie.
| bekab lodge officially. \ full attend
apco Of the members IL requested. Mrs.
Woodruff will go to IuscarSra tomor-
row TO visit Silver Star lodge.
Deputy Marshal Graham has gone to
the northern part Of this county after
witnesses to testify before the U. >.
grand Jury. AZ there arc no wiliskey
sailing cases from TINT section, The wit
npEsc6 are pIoDtpD "hi'''' '''''
In tho land fraud cases that are to como
before The 'grHnd jury.
Tho report Of Bank Examiner Miller
on tho aascis and liabilities % the State
Bank and Trust company Inns beer
DELAYED for sever IayP. lie made {
~rnrlial report Ia the bank comwis9'on
but that body deaircd more Information
in regard to several matters and askr'
the state officer Ia make n further tnvcat
ipntiop aid then submit hia report.
Tho French Government in hhvin'
made nj tho present TIM" u vold mcna
which IA to he given to the city Of S"l
francisco III commcnOration of ti'
cnrlbou,ko aud ire ~ April II. rhu
notion ia taken at the suggestion OF TN
French Ambassador ut Washington
and no soon ns tho medal, which In saii
TO DO worry handsome and OF uniqu
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
ralIow pip" More uu.d 1h,n Ever.

The @iallow dip" Of on. riandfatben
Is no longer made VI I, low, exactly.
writes lillian lard III I CT uical World
MagaZinc. IL is made oi stearic acid,
winch Is only one iugredi .nt OF the tai
10" that grows in tho sheep und in the
steer. Neither In the @talluw din" OF to-
day "a real dip" They used to take
long wicks and dip them in hot tallow,
unle after time, till the candle had ac.
CURED the proper thicE uess. Today
the! run hot %etearic acid into moulds
ana make ii htmdred candles sipul,.nc-
ously. The "talluw dip"un the market
To-day therefore would be more accur-
ately described il it were called a astea.
ric acid mold" But "erthless IL re-
mains u iallow product. IL it the direct
lneil descendant Of the @...I,Dg din M
our grhndfnthr!e. And il Is still go non.
ulhr that Just about l30,U.n, 100 pounds
OF tailow, according To the calculation
OF one Ot the b, st-lnformed m%anufactur-
ers OF Chicago, are every year
ID tile candle factories OF the United
States. Although gas and erosene and
electricity have deprived the candle of
n large part OF the popularity 10 which lt
1t might have considered itself Justly
entitled, 1t Is probable t...t in both
ne'nlspheres L. lay there are more
can lies shedding their mi,J and hum
hle radiance than III any p eyious period
II the worlds history.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Salmaqundi
fKoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Neep cool II the punick, feeling will
eoon pass away. There is no occasion
Tor alarm Ill Eiku.
l. ID reported that Mn. Mary Martin
VI r'6o was married in Salt LIKE Mon
u"s 10 Mr.. John Larson Of this eouutv
surveyor Davis wi!l leave for the Ens,
u morrow morning on business CON.
necued with the Nevada Bunker lin
Aiming Company.
An engine and two cars wen, off a.,
'r"cH LIS morning at Omar, IA sid,nu u
10" mics east Of Cobre. NoboJy w,,s
hurt. The Carliu wrecker wen, nm IN
clear iHc .rucW.
MIS-. bradley testified yesterday in her
'rioh Tor the murder u! Ex-Seuutor
"'o"n VI Itch. She tolu the stroy of
uer suzanne III tuues TO tow that the
stenoSrapher naI to read her nuswers
to tie jury.
AT melting Of the bankers I'D Reno
Mohdh Eight Senator Douglass, former
president of the BANK at FIlon. M
that the ins,it Ition would re.
sumo business within a few DAYS rrudy
to pay all depositors.
An ideal play OF western military life
Ii Lieutenant and the Cowboy
winch Is to 10 produced at the Bradley
opera house next Friday night. Mr..
Larch heads the presenting
company. \ complete scenic inves,ure
Is carried.
james Watson, one Ot the cuuvicis
who figured III Mondays prison break
was sent to the prison for buTglarizing
MIR. Caspers store a year ago last Feb.
ruaTy. While i'll jail here, he male Sc
'eral antcmps 20 .scHpc aud wac cousid-
cred d tough customer. These attends
added several years to his sentence for
burglary.
hi financial situation IN the cas-, is
gradually Clearing and everything POINTS
to an early resumption Of busincss all a.
ionG the line. All that Is ut cded to re-.
store confidence is for the people 10 have
average onmOn sense aud 20 about
their busln' ss ~ they did betorc the
bankers started the panic. All signs
point to an early ending Of the present
trouble.
\ tirst-.lass bakery has been badly
wanted IN Elko and that want has been
filled 10y John Hunter starting the
Home Bakery. The Home Is fitted up
III tirst-cIass shape and Il competent
baker Is in charge. \ great deal II
Elko money has been sent ont Of town
III the pas; for bread aid other bakery
products that should now remain at
home. Sse the al OF :he Home Bakery
elsewhere Lnd give 1t Il share of Your
patronage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22

Lar. Il binson completed IA 0O-day
"a nt'r,. III Jail yesterday mo al and
Il To afternoon Judge bruce sent hin,
back 70: ~ dayf. Larry spent his time
!e%*irrdny III lynn to driuk al ths whis-
key III town and when night came he
was 81 fut! tina: ever! thing looked lite
biz uwn. .AEou'G u'riuaN last cveuinr
he wcut to the Cuu.mcrclal Hotel and
swiprd MIR Lyons owe, ugt lie then
hiked t" the Tet-liiht dIsl rict and lost
the stolen uvercoat and his own coat aud
hat. He then wand. re h, ck To the
jail ana was taken in,r lie told Judge
Bruce thus afternoon that tie had no lie
y hat became nf the missing Clothes.
The sheritT'B Office searched the town for
III. III last night but was unable to find
them. The 81 arch was continued Il day
with the same result Harry seems
like I very bad egg.