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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

10 ~qcIunAcnc SdIubmmmcr, bctitclt
n(be Gopu au0 Cut 2rul Store"
lin0 5uci }Ittr0ttion0L 0je ujNt Der.
fcbIcn t0uncrL cincn 0ltun GmoruG
oltf oic Nciudcr 0r2 I0cotu4.ju ma.
den, Ger &oltocuiur (UCil i'm Clio
lit cbcnioQ0 mcit iIhcr ben Glurd
idnitt rrbubcu, inocnl ctyjGr Spc}iu
liItcn sic iouobI nlji Dem curopdr.
idcn Continent lpie tier ciucn por.
%tbciI6oitcn Gni Nellirbcu. urihuirrCn.
Gm GicnItog NbenN miro ij1 oa6cr-
Dem G00ic @orte- init Greo. Mortilt
IN cincH 6nuitfdmAi mci'Ct.
Numfpi d) toutm T..
Nit SpamlunG miro 0cnt Gridci-
ncn Oca o9tem. Norfcr Sumpouic.G Or.
6cItcra" inter Der &cjumB uou @ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
SGmOrrbOiben onrdJ gnfnnscn ~
Snnie gebeilt.

allen 2eioenoer, sic mir lire
glbreiie suIenoen, perbe ih oclitlif
erfldrcn, mie mon Sdmorrboioen i'll
@nuie oitrf I~liiaugen beiIt. IS
lit cinerlei, Oh Die Santorrbooen 10
g%endnnte blinoe, b~liitenoe. iltdenbe
ooer beraitSgeor1ngte lin0; i1 perbe
etruos BON oieiem Nittel foitenfrci
ienoen. ionie nltd), int Sale es &C.
miinif)t miro, &eferen5en aus Sbrer
unmittelbaren llmgebung. Sfneae
Sinoeruna uno oaueruoe Seiluna lit
iiher. Sfidt fem 8elo, madt aber
Nnocren Mittbeilltlig 0 bieiem an.
erbieten. Sd1reibt belite nod an Sroit
DC. Sunrmers, Dor =. Hotre Came,
Sno. Streiben Sic III oieier Sprdfe.
Ce5t,i4So-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

III ser ltniif 3lfooemic.
.rnO fiiui5ig Anno &cl04 Df0bel. 9toh.
mittog2.&orlteQrn0cn iinocnF mic &c.
AppbntiUl om MiittpnM un0 SaltIItd5
'fidtt,
n9oIIibupIfr. G6tnter."
+ Cole inns ,Sobnipu iun0 lire ollSge.
5cidlctc ScIcaid)dit pom Sdn1crn II.
(6n5rrH lprroct Oicie @odjc i'm oSol,
liOnnltrdBen Ehcotcr" Ginfcbr DuIten.
Sic %br5ngGt Oo2 bcrilbmtcS tiiG oGbe
Sboc IIu HcGimcnt," nit Incident lie
bcrcrS p cit, 8rpbc Qriotac erBidt
babcil, jltr NufiiibrunG. Gem Stild
limo lett ociicu letter Nliiiibrlmg in
baltimore Glide intcrcIionte Nltnl-
mcrn bil3u gciii0t morOcn, Oob ielbIt
scr pcrm0bntcltc Observation-Disclosures oaSs
,irlbc obcrmQls bGhit intcrciiont lin,
oct. Cine uor5iigIid)c Wcieaihoit
mirft bel Der 9tlliiiIGrrmg nit. Iic
&oitiin1c iomobl, mic Die Sccncric'r
fl0 iibcr icocn (oOrl crbobeL unb
Lotto Niuiif TRACT mcicntlid) 5lt DEM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

romcntpollc itoIicniid)e Girig.ut
Greotorc nit ieiner 60 Wuiifer itor.
fen &opeQe geponnen morcen, Oerrl
Rui iiber Die qollien &%ereinig:ea
Stootcn pcrbrcitet iit Greatore Gu:
oieicn gar5en Glutgr ilber in Milan.
ticsGitp gaitirt uno felerte bort grpbe
Lriumpba. 9critIs3ane abenoe Der
ISOLDE meroen Spg3ial Rrogrammc
bobell, 10 mer0cn oni 0tittluod MIR
Gonipoii.ionen Doh Gcroi uno AM
0reitas MIR iolfe Don @aener gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

Grfenntrib 0ciicn, mas bic Nfuljtlie6-
bobcr iuollcn lit oicie rSper scid'nf.
zen, lno Der Nonne Oc@ Gonppniittll
bitr9t iiir Die GunlitGt letter SdT5-
pilnG itcbt ood) Sultan Gotborb9
bciltc als elmer Der critcn oucr Icbeni
Den amcrtfaniihen G%on1ppriltcn, Du.
Sbm con9cniol bnbcn Die bciocn Ecyt.
Otfter Gin Sibrctto gcidricben. hu5
bon Nniong bis SIT GnOc intcrcliuut
l11o pnrfCnO lit. Ser 9luSltdttnllq Oeo
StildcS lit BON Der 9ircltiplt oalr;
~bcion0crc Sorgiolt 5%uqenon0t NOR.
0Cn, uno inter ocn GoritcQcrn iill-
Den mir 10 bcfnnnte HunlCrb iuic
Imclio StonC, Soicpb Is. Ntiron, 9u=
tbcriue Wornt, fSrc0. Nlntlcn SIu=
renee 2inOicn Z. u. 2eiicrion, &ot6c.
rinc Solpluno. Mturtbu WcurQc, MuI-
ter Ecrcipol, @rGiin Glgo poll Sob
fclb, Gbpor0 Wortinbcu, Tollic
GooS mo MorGnrct BON &ceie. Sir
Gin beionOcrS ~itorfcs mo tiidIti9c3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

U~IIlN NIt -. 'plll. So
olra @oi9iUQton; SttcftioncL borgc.
troacn uoat oNinijco( 2(rt Glnb;"
GrmI &cnujc @in0 Nrccn, EimiItill ;
@r. 2&illiom @iI6crt %orll, @Qriton;
4My,'or2s, Vs. 2. .f SSS5G,P5p'&, Se4 Muiifa;
ScIcftinncu ans rI6r 6QQIc6 Of
1891" bci lpcIGul Der A~riounnltc PHI
no NcI0 Gbor ]nlituirtcu miro; 5c(cf
tiolcil aus r[br @op NIulicion," e.
llcr Spcr, lprINc in Der oNfuiif 9tfo.
0%rnlJe" mOr0cu lore STRENGTHENING
crlcbt. @oupcruUr Grptbcr3 miro
nit iciucm Stobc Scr &orItcmurg
bcipoGucn, rbcnio Mapor Mobool. -
Gle Soluucnir EroArnIlmc iito BON
ocn $50, NLIbcrt @roit, Mic&cc Bar,
clan, Ebomo@ Barclay C(on 9ccO
mo &onica Goulc imtitrirt.
oEu0in'S lbcotcr."
2nd) in oicicnl bctic6tcn Wtlticntcnt.
pei miro ojCic ISOLDE sen 9ciudcrn
cine ioldc 6iiIlc Der lluterboItung &c.
botcl Dob mon sic Gorbictull0cn bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Spe5tal=
,Spern Gerfanf"
1Ueber
Planes

Die nitalhllcelidl lcbtc WpdDc 0On ocu
GInitlcrn Der nWctrupOIitan Spcrn'
Gu." bcnnBt iunrocn.
Siir nclm o%uieinonoer fol9cnoe
SuiionS lit onS @cbcr I'M Mctropoli-
tan Opcrn.SauS uno bon oen &iinIt'
Tern ser Gonpoguic bcntBt morocn,
"a 0icic Mlllifcr sic groBtcn
&iiuitlcr ser @clt iino, lit ocrcn Be
p~or5uglrnN beS @cbcr EianOs cin Sn'
ooiicmcut pon ociIcu &or5iigIihfeit.
Gos @cbcr lit cinc@ Ser mcnigen
lcbr icincu EianoS, ocrcn Ereis oblos
Int iirirt lit. IS lit mmoglidL cin
ucllcS @cbcr fiir ciucn Collar biai.
ger ol& ocu on2cjcigtcn YrciS 5l foll'
len. Ger .Opcrn-Tcrfuui" oic'er
@otc lit ou6cr cine ollbcrgewobnlifc
@%clc0enbcit, elm y&iinitlcr. Eiano" 5t
bcocutcnOcn G%ripurniiien 81 crtper.
ben. $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

zen bi1i9cn Gintritts preiien fourn
iiir mgIitl baltan ioQte. Gin uoaltdn.
big ocrdnOcrte8 GoubepiQe Bro.
gromn. Del mcldcm MIR critfloiiiac
Sp3inlitdlcn allf Der GnubepiQebiib
ne milmirten ~bclobnen iaoen Gait
illr Den SCiutl Ce3 Ibeutcr- II. aud
Ole betptGi'dfn 18iloer I'M eritol
Stodmrt itto polltommen rso3p1eni
gctban, alien 9ciudcrn genubreid)e
0tnn3en jN bcrcitcn. Gei4aisiii4ger
Carrie bat mieoerllm gejetstt nab eY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
EnIere Tbrntrr.
nW II / Ifa0emie."

Gte SItcr.N ttraftion IN Der oMtuiit.
Nfaoemie" biIoct Die ncllc fontiidc
Sper nSbe 8op Wuiicion" Don l5ll.
iian G0morbs, SIT ser GolparO Sciolc
lno Charles Campbell Dos Sibrctto
gcidrieben bobcn. Ser @cidmod oca
Eubliflns bot iid III oen lebtcn
Sobrcn icbr pcrfcinert ul,O iid) Don
Den obgcoroid)cncn @itcnL ocn @oi.
%lcnboncrn 1tto Ncborgtcn Mclooic'n,
Der ioacnonutcn aWiitiif-aom0oic Der
mlrtIidcn fonriidcn Gpcr," nit cdltcr
Wtliif mo bromqtiiArrn Nluibol Der
@anollng 5uaclpun0t. On ridjtiGcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

SrdJeIter 1T cbenf0lls gorge gctt1s
gen.
.Sorb's S9eoter,"
3iegielo's grpBnrtige muiifoliihc
Hcpue yShc SoGie5 Of 1907" G0(1
Wontog ibren Cin5ug in oSnro'9
Chcoter". lie Iircttion bat etseng
Bis sum IaIpk Dee ~6aiten" netEit
gepnrtet, bisiej beriibnlte Sbeatsr.
Sriippc nod Baltimore 5rriidjltbrilie
&C, ga iie Die ansriebungsfroft Oiricr
por5iisliten 0eieaibaft fennt uao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

Sic 2cGrfr0ftc bcS Nco-
BOOB Sn it itutS," mcId)c an
Gn0c cinCS an grbcit unb Grfulacn
rcidcn Scn1citcr9 itcbclL bobcn Ir'
ronGcmcnt@ 0ctroiicl, ipic lie lbrc
SommcriCricu 5ubrin9cn mollcn,
NndItcbcllo bic El0bc. mcId)c lid Ole
lcl6cn ais NuicptbnltSortc ludblten:
'' Sr. Norolo Gunoolph 9~turtbcolt
&orbor, Moinc;
=" Sr., GtrIiioulrtt Mdo, europa '''
6r. Grllcit Sutdcion Snnopit,
Moli, pobrldcinlif;
i0r, 9lirco @oonluill, Gnglnno;
Nr. Soruoro 9rodluop, Gbormiom
ga, in sen @lltc HiO9c MOrntainS;
6rb. Hoiinc Morris, Miiiotri,
lpobridcinlld) b
Nr. Otis q. @oiic, @luc Riogc
Summit, ga;
0r. Yictro Wtinctti, &ogo Ntog'
giorc. Stolicn;
1roit @Iudnlon, NbironOodS, mobr.
idjcinIid];
0r. Bart Wirb 6ronconio, W6ite
MouutoinS;
Sr. Sorolo 2. EbiaipS, Bottom
ulO Soronto, mobrideinlid;
6rnu Siobcl Z. Goblin, 0olporos
Golntp mo Tir0inicn;
Sri. Clara 9lihcricl6, europa;
Sr. Charles @oholl, Wtninc GonIt
uno Ocean Gitp, Wio.;
Sri. Woriou y. 9oiie, @tuc Htbge
Summit, 40;
6rou Olga NIiicri @IaiomS, CIT
ropu, ipobriheinlih;
Sri. Gliic S%onruier, europa;
Sri. Wiop &eitb, Woliohuietts;
Sri. Wouo Han0olpb Wiuine uno
W~oliuhuictts
Sri, Gtbcl 9lbbott, Union Springs.
N.sY.;
sri. Tlrglnta Vlodbcoo, Gmmtts'
burg, Wt0., uno u%noCrStpo;
SRI. GOitb Sole, Canton, Ohio liuo
nnOcrstpo;
Sr. Srcocrif Subcr, @lcn eric uno
Snfc @corge;
SRI. Slorcncc Subj, Wtoiiod)uietts +;
SRI. aotborinc Siide, Cambridge,
Ntoii.;
SRI. blonde Torleite. @irginicn
mo on0er5mo;
Sri. Suionnn VI. @nrben, 9ucnn
Niitn, go;
Sri. NeQic &. @orter. Hcu.Oorf;
Sr. Eoul g3cQs. Miiiouri;
Sri. Glijo @ooos, Wniioduiett3
mo onoerpo;
Sr. 3ron5 9ornidIein, Sccan Gin.
Oto.;
Sr. George Sicntonr, 9incIioc,
Cafe Sencco. ~;
Sri. Gli5nbctb Nlbcrt, Iu6ois, 80;
@r. e. Nertrom Fcocod, Ybilooel.
pbio;
Sri. Soiiie IonOolpb. Tortbeoit
8orbor, Maine, mo onocrsmo;
Sri. Geno Stieblcr, Clifton.
Springs, H.-Y, unO S%mitbsburs,
VPO.;
Sr. Alan @uugbton, Neu-englnno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
amtobele MbitforO iii r6pnea OF 1907" in 6oro'a 0%pcrnbots.

a~ugCncincn Ginbruf bel. IS iinoen
pieOerum ot Den iiblid)en Sageil
9tadmittn9Sz Goritellunaen ltatt. Gir
idmmtliden Shopipieler iinb Nc9er.
.9tancp'$ Gbcotcr."
Die iiinite Frobuftton oe3 gldnjs.l.
oen Stauitutc5 1Ibe Iap OF tGe
lrarS oreiior' in oieier Stabt riro
aicie 3ohc in 9AfsRno 3o1fstbiim-
iid)cn MuientempQlp gc6oten. 2uS
S~dntipieliit aitbcrorocntlid, reid, al,
oramatiihcn Seniationen; Die See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Mahioc muaotlidDc 3ablmmecn.
8dnSerS &
9tapman 50.
Siiooit-G tc Charles. H.. Tnpcttc.S TT.

oic @iiuitc oC& EllblifumS I'M Nll.
gcmcincn pcrltcbt mo bcitrcbt lit, lid,
0ornnd) 5t ridtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
@aaren aus WtujdIenbaar.

GrpBes. aHottimeHt,, bon ,llariop gnftS,a
9opitn. gomsabpnfS etc. WfNeajhaitidhe We.
hdts.U d aifase, 5rtRrta, etumpoins. Saarfdr.
ben. 9aar.gbaareii anf 8eitenune aefertiat.,
ntoft mein wlitteI, befonoers fiir ausfa1enoes
Snar bergsiielt g.. 9Iea Seth, III gssrb.
0ags<tr., aptfheu GentraIsIos. Hno Q1onus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

- L--t
%dItcr EonGgid on SAHito8, oQru
%. April, iqb&&pWt" ut3cgea 0clg
ben, GNb EclNa 2gae.EH ql,a lnnt2r
tre'tllh gGl&Hlttfn f4ip1ifer1l, tclyG5F,
tt cur n9ftH% lFt3n1 AQhoAf lqIqRolI
III GllrRpn 4pie IN NHHIto. AArlll
Ole lirettjon AP Nrn. 8SaEoj6 ocr
tciht Ocn 0Mnaertrl4. ciucNy hGionOcycl
&cij, Gr pcritcbt GIN igAq9 N|itgIica
Nc3 SrdFItfrnlpui lm~ouitquige &ctlf
Ncrort jlr- lcitGlL oPb ntQa Ncuicll
.modtc per NiCilHhl maGg nlir 5lnr
3citocrtrrib rtIldc lcidte NcUcRln,
gen, meIdc e. notlu9cHqG muGcl
mlb.
. rYop" Gon5crtc in ocr
n%urtc".
PIN Niouto0 Den y. }lpriL begin
llcn in ser n%Dric" iiir Sic Coucr Fl;
ncr @ohc Die oEop" Gon5crtc Ole ijl
bier in 0cn mcitcit'n arciicn 0c2 Mi.
blifuma elmer 9roEcu @cliCttDcit 2r,
irCucn, Sir ojCielbcn lit ser tenlpc=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

EaKc 5ur 3eiie ms guslanb &c.
iOrst 6. Raine. SIR. 413, Eit.Sa!ti.
mpreitrase, maize Chiffon Suuie 4pe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-10
SMITH IS ARRESTED--HELD
!, UNDER BOND FOR HEARING

On insistence of Governor Sparks,
urged by Secretary of State Elihu r..
Root, who in turn was actuated by
TIE Grecian government, James A.
Smith was arrested Sunday afternoon
on a warrant sworn to by District At
torney Eddy charging the murder of
Dianantes Kalampokas, about five
weeks ago. Smith was later released
from custody under bond of $4,000,
his hearing being set for today at 2
o'clock.
Immediately after the shooting of
Deputy Constable Sam Davis at Nc
GILT during the latter part of January.
excitement throughout the section
oSer what was pronounced to be a
dastardly crime, was high Armed
men were sworn into service as dep
uties and dispatched to the scene of
Vaselapoulans crime, to find him and
the four other Greeks who were be-
lieved to have been his accomplices.
Throughout the night the search con-
tinued. every conveyance being used
In furthering the man hunt Smith,
who is yardmaster for the Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-10
BIoodyBattIein
Penitentidry

DEER LODGE, Mont. March
s.-Warden Frank Conley of the
Montana state penitentiary at this
place was fearfully wounded
this morning and his first assistant
warden, John Robinson, was killed,
when three life convicts, George Rock
w. ii. Hayes, and another whose
name is not given made a dash for
liberty 1t is thought the warden
will live. Robinson's throat was cut
from ear TO ear and the 1ugular vein
was severed. Conley's throat was
gashed and he was stabbed several
times in the shoulder and groin be-
fore he was able to draw his revolver
and shoot two assailants down.
Convicts Hayes and Rock were both
shot down by Conley after the latter
had been wounded. The attack on
the prison authorities and a sub
seQuent effort to escape has, accord
ing to the prison authorities been
planned by Rock and Hayes, who
with pen knives. the blades of which
were sharpened like razors.
The three convicts were brought to
the once OF the penitentiary In the
court yard this morning at s O'Clock
by Deputy Warden Robinson, to be
tried for some trivial infraction of
the prison rules. and Conley was
waiting to sit in judgment Hayes
had for several months been a
''trusty' and had been given the po-
sition of turnkey. He had been
placed In the same cell with Rock,
because the authorities believed he
would watch the latter, the most des-
perate convict In the institution.
The moment the men entered the
office door, Rock turned swiftly upon
Robinson, who was closing the door
behind the men. and. quickly draw
Ing out knife, he began slashing
at the deputy warden's throat. Rob-
inson was unable to retreat or move
before his throat was cut wide open
and he sank to the floor, dying. At
the same moment that Rock attacked
Robinson, Hayes also pulled out a
knife similar to that of Rock and
started for Conley. The latter re-
treated to the rear of the office be-
fore the oncoming desperate. Be-
fore Conley could draw his gun,
however, Hayes had slashed his
throat. cutting him from the left ear
to a point under the chin. The con-
vict. seeing his intended victim get
ting away, grappled with him and
stabbed him several times in the
shoulder and the groin. &a
Although bleeding terribly, Conley
managed to draw his gun from his
pocket and fired four times with the
weapon pressed against Hayes alb
domen. AS Hayes sank to the floor,
Rock rushed at Conley. who emptied
the two remaining cartridges in his
gun into Rock. and the latter also
went down.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-10

Northern at McGill, took one of the
engines of the company and with sew
eral other men started down the
track In hope OF heading on one or
more of the fugitives.
About 2 miles out they saw a man
hurrying across the plains toward
the railway track. According to the
story told by Smith at the time, the
man, kalampokas, came on without
swerving from his path until sudden
ly he noticed the engine and stopped
in his tracks. Smith called on him to
come forward and give himself up,
when he placed his thumb to his nose.
He then reached back of him, as II
for a revolver. Several shots were
fired at him, one of which entered
his head at the base of his brain.
Kalampokas lived for several hours
after being taken to the hospital at
McGill, but was neither able to write
nor speak. His side of the story is
therefore unknown.
In connection with this AFFAIR no
arrests we're made at the time and
Smith did not offer to give himself
up, as he undoubtedly should have
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-10
Need Of Accommodations
for Men with Families
Gains them Preference
Suburban Train Service
Makes Residence at
Distance Easy

Arrangements have been
completed between the Ely
Townsite company, Fulmer 4
Ives of Ely City and General
Manager Lakenan of the Step
toe Valley Smelling & Mining
company for the erection of
houses for the employees of the
smelter who have families. These
houses will be available ON the in
stallment plan and will be erected in
Ely City. k
1t is the desire of the smelling
company to have their employees live
away from the smelter smoke and
where they can have modern con-
veniences, pure air and water and
afford their children an education
under the most desirable conditions.
The local train service permits them
to do this and the hundreds of en-
ployes with families readily appre-
ciate this advantage of home coEA-
forts and will move TO Ely 'Citt.
Homes will be built upon lots of
the Townsite company to suit the
needs and wishes of the purchasers,
payments will be arranged IN small
monthly installments amounting 10
about what would have to be paid
for rent, which will enable the en-
ployes to own their homes within n
comparatively short time.
Messrs. Fulmre q Ives have the
sole agency at McGill and have se-
cured the Bank of Ely quarters.
They will open an ONCE the latter
part of this week showing pfats,
prices and plans for securing these
homes. The cooperation of the
Townsite company and the. Smelling
company in this matter means that
Ely City will undoubtedly experience
great deal of building this spring
and summer. ax,.-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-10

NJ. J. Garaghan, one of the best
known men in the county. although
not yet officially named, will without
doubt be the next county clerk and
ex-officio county treasurer He sig
yssssraay gsa s,s to s'fsSssiss sSs Sss
sioners and will take the position Of
j. F. Miles, whose resignation goes
into effect April s. AZ
When Mr.. Niles rendered his sse1-
ignation at the meeting of the com.
missioners last week that body held
secret consultation. finally deciding,
1t is understood, that they would Of
fer the position to Mr.. Garaghan,
who had formerly held 1t with credit
to himself This was done. He re-
quested week In which to consider
the offer. The week would have beei
up tonight. but on Sunday Mr.. Cara
CHAN sent word to the commissioners
that he had decided to accept. Then
can therefore be ro doubt that hf'
will be unanimously named when thu
next meeting is held on the 18th OF
this month. So sure is this that each
other applicant for the office was
told by the commiss toner's that until
the final answer of Mr. Garaghan was
received they would consider no
other applications.
Mr.. Garaghan has been a resident
of this county for many years md
for several wears held Office He was
successfully recorder. county clerk,
and deputy treasurer. During the
course of his public service he De-
came peculiarly well fitted for the
Office he will now be called upon to
take charge of. and 1t is with assur-
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MinstreIS Have
Show Ready
~ .s..~

When the curtain goes up tonight
on the minstrel performance Of the
Good Time club, there is every as
surance that a large audience will
face the amateurs, advance sales
having already taken up nearly every
one of the limited number of tickets
placed on sale Sunday. Last nights
rehearsal went off without hitch
and each performer will he letter per-
feet when the time comes for him to
do his stunt.
Beginning with the opening chorus
which is composed of tunef,Il rnelo-
dies. and until the final curtain drops
on the action of double quartet as
sisting viii German in so Long.
Mary" the show will be worth see
Ing.
In the circle over which Frank
Millard will preside as interlocutor.
will be some of the finest voices in
the district Songs comical topical
and sentimental will be given the
CONTINUED on page four.)
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charge, telling them in good English,
although intermixed with foul oaths,
that he would have no trouble In
getting away from them. This leads
to the belief that he has friends on
the outside who may attempt his re-
lease.
Clinton, the man whose fingers
were nearly severed. was taken I'M
mediately to a physician upon arriv-
ing here and his hand dressed. He is
we'll known in the district and has
good standing.
In case no more serious charge
can be brought against the Jap he
will without doubt be charged with
Mayhem before the next grand Jury.
This will mean that he will be held,
In case the use of his teeth is proved
against him, and will stand an ex-
ceedingly good chance of being sent
to the penitentiary for long term.
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done, for the purpose of being exon
Grated IL nothing else.
The Grecian government has been
working quietly upon the case FOR
weeks and finally demanded the ssx-
rest of Smith on the charge Of mtir-
der. This order has been carried
out. Hitherto the killing OF the
Greek has not been considere0 by
many as the serious affair that II may
turn out to be. The idea of interns-
tional complications was by many
laughed to scorn.
Constable Wilson passed the
greater part of yesterday at McGin
subpoenaing witnesses. IT is proba-
BILE that other arrests may be had
within the next day or two.
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ELESS MESSAGE
FROM THE FLEET

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March g.
} At 1890 o'clock this morning
, the Point Iona, CAL, wireless
station received dispatch for
} the navy department from Ad-
miral Evans on board his flag I
ship, the Connecticut, which,
with the remainder of the bat
tleships comprising the Atlantic I
squadron, left Caliao, Peru, for I
Magdalena bay February 30.
The Point Iona operator was I
unable to determine the position
of the Connecticut, as the sig
} nails, which doubtless would I
have indicated the whereabouts I
} of the feet, were indistinguish- I
} able.
Nothing could be learned as I
} to the contents of the message. I
The feet is now expected to I
reach Magdalena next Sunday. I
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TAKES BODY TO IDAHO.

Moses Garrett arrived In the city
last evening from Wellsville. Idaho,
for the purpose of ascertaining facts
with regard to business interests aid
property of the late VIM. Wardi p,
who took his life at Currie last week
while suffering temporary insanity. y
This morning Mr.. Garret experts
to leave on his return trip to idaho.
taking the body of the deceased with
him for interment at his former
home, where his family Is grief
stricken over the news of the tras 10
end of the life OF husband anc "a
ther. Mr.. Garrett is nephew Of
the deceased. The news of the sui
eide of Wardrop came, he stated last
night, as a great shock to all who
knew him.
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pOpULIsTs BOOM HEARsr.

TOPEKA. Kan. Mar. 9-Remnants
of the disorganized Peoples party.
once power in Kansas politics, will
meet in Topeka tomorrow for their
state convention, when delegates will
be elected to the national Populist
convention. to be held In st. Louis
early next month. Hearst ana Wat
son is presidential ticket that has
been suggested by several Populist
leaders, and an effort may be made
In the convention to secure the tn
dorsement OF the New York editor.
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ne added to the official list of White
Pine county that the public will learn
of the commissioners choice
Since leaving the public service Mr..
Garaghan has been managing his
mining as well as othcr vested inter-
ests II this district For some time
he has been devot,ng the greater por-
tion OF his time to the Consumers Ice
company
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elimination
sno united states the Of Deputy cah
lin
is cmcu =
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Though still showing the effects OF
his recent serious illness, Manager
Castle Of the Graham Mercantile Is
again around and attending 10 hts
various duties. 1t will probably bt
several days before he Is fully recoy-
cred