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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-28

Dollars 10 doughnuts the new deal'
message won't rccomen.' new dealer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-28

Choice sweet peas and nasturtum
seeds in bulk at Kitzmeyer's Drug
store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
MITCHELL A VICTOR
KNOCKS HUGH KELLY OUT IN
 THIRD BOUND.
Kelly, Who Was The Favorite, Had All The Best ef ft Until A Swift Left to Jaw In The
 Thkrd.

Coliseum, San Francisco. Cal. July sf-Staniey Ketchell knocked out Hugo Kelly of Chicago, in the third round of their battle tonight. A left shift to the jaw after Kelly had all the bet ter of the opening rounds, gave the latter his duietus.
 The men entered the ring at l0:is D. m. Tn the first round Kelly drove left and right to the face and Ket- cheli slipped to his knees. He was up quickly, mixing it hard. but Kelly whipped left and right to the stomach. A wicked mix followed. Ketcheil put ting right to the head and Kelly right and left to body. As Kelly backed away, Ketcheli caught him on the jaw with a left. Kelly had big lead as the round ended. although he had a swollen eye.
 Tn the second round. Kelly stageef- ed KetcheIl with vicious left to the chin and a straight to the nose. bring ing blood The second closed with Kelley having all the better of 1t.
 In the shird and last round Ketchell sent in three lefts to the jaw as quick as flash. The third caught Kelly flush on the jaw and sent him to the floor as if shot He was unable to rise and was counted out.
 In tho presence of referee Jack Welsh the stakeholder, and hundreds of spectators Stanley Ketcheil and Hugo Kelly weighed in at o'clock to- night. The scale were set at 15s pounds and these figures were not ex- ceeded by either fighter. It was understood however. that Kelly is the lighter of the two by at least three pounds. The men. after partaking Of e light dinner. were driven to the Colsieum. immediately donned their fighting clothes and lolied about in the dressing rooms until summoned for action. 4l
 Every seat was sold long before the doors to the Colsieum were opened and additional tiers of benches were hasti- ly constructed. The recepits will ap- proximate S20.000. Interest in to- nights battle was intense and traffic in the vicinity of Golden Gate Park. blocked by crowds of men discussing the chances of the two pugilists and fighting for admission.
 In introducing the men, Referee Welsh stated that they had agreed to fight with one arm free and to protect themselves in the clinches Ketcheli entered the ring favorite at odds of 10 to and even money was offered that he would win inside of fifteen rounds. There was not much Kelly money in evidence.
 The preliminary was between George Peterson. former amateur welterweight champion and young Blue Dan, the welter-weight champion of the navy
 It was a scheduled ten round affair and was commenced at s:3o o'clock promptly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
WANTED--sAIEsHaKN.

WANTED aALEsMAN--Hustlers make ex- ceDfionaIiy good money--one agent maoe
 ssao in one month. You have ths same chanee conklin and Upp. Real Estate 2e I -a Commerce. St. Mont gomary. -e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
HIS NOTIFICATION
nRYAN CEREMONIES AT LINCOLN
 WILL HE NONPARTfsAN.
r.xfsstions win Be Extended to All to Attend Exercisea--Program for
 the Occasion is Announc- ..

Fafrview, Lincoln, Nsb.. July sl.- The ceremonies attending the notihca- ton of William J. Bryan of his nomin- atfon for the presidency will be strict ly nor-partisan. This decision was arrived at after a conference of Major Brown National Committeeman Hall. Governor Sheldon and committee ol citizens of Lincoln. Ii has been con. ciuded that there will be no parade or marching clubs. Invitations will be extended to all State and city omcers of Nebraska and adjoining States ana to citizens generally to attend the notification. .., lows:
 Colonel Malone's battery.
 10 a. m.--Band concerts in Capitol grounds. and Government Eauare.
 i3 noon.-Luncheon to the Notifica- ton Committee. Mir. Bryan and MT. Kern at the Lincoln Hotel.
 12:30 D. m.--Commfttee accompanied by Messrs Bryan and Kern and headed by a platoon of police and the Nebraska State Band escorted in carriages to the capitol grounds.
 ?. m.--Formal modification, capi- tol grounds.
 a D. ra.-Informal reception by Mir. Bryan in the State capitol building.
 D. m.-Dinner by Mir. Bryan to the Notihcation Committee at Fairview.
 Mr. Bryan was up early this morning continuing the preparation of his speech of acceptance and 1t is his in- tention to have 1t completed early next week. A visitor asked him today what he thought of the proposition to add the tiger as . Democratic emblem in stead of the donkey.
 "I want first to see the mule that Is coming to me from Minnesota" said Mr. Bryan Iaughingly. before dis cuss any trade"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

tomobiie and a cab at Michigan and Madison Street early today. The auto mobile skidded as 1t struck the cab and the impact threw Burton out of the the forehead. The other occupants of the car were only slightly hurt. They were detained at the Central Police Station.
 T. P. Henderson. who was driving the automobile. has gained local noto-, riety as being the central figure in an automobile speed var at Glencoe. a north shore suburb. He had been cited to appear in Glencoe on a charge of speeding. Three weeks ago a young woman running in Henderson,s car was shot by a Glencoe constable, who was endeavoring to arrest Henderson for speeding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
YOUNG GIRL UNCONSCIOUS
 FROM SOME POWERFUL DRUG

Pittsburg. July 31.-Late tonight Miss Clara Konter. IS years old. who 1t is believed was Kidnapped and detained for twenty-four hours by persons un- known. had not regained conscious ness.
 Tha young woman left her home near Shousetown about fifteen miles from this city. Monday afternoon to make several purchases. She failed to return and while the entire community was searching for her Mrs, Konter. the girls mother. found Clara lying across the bed of her room at her home. Physicians have worked with the girl since Tuesday night in an endeavor to bring her back to consciousness with out success According to pr. Kerr of Shonsetown. a powerful drug. the na- ture of which has not yet been ascer- tained. was administered.
 Whether the girl was Kidnapped and nistreated is not definitely known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON rovyrss.
 New York July sf. i00e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
RECEIPTS SH0DT
INTERNAL REVENUE NOT PICKING
 UP ANY.
Talk in Political Circles That Negroes Dissatisaea With Taft will Vote fer Hearts Independent
 Canasdnfes

Washington. July si.--(speciai.)- )-- Uncle Sani's treasury is feeling the depression in trade very much, There Is q heavy falling off In internal reve- nue receipts for thirty days in July as compared with the same period of last year, the shortage being s2.ess,5o s3. Treasury officials had hoped there would be an increase before this on these receipts. This would seem to h. iicate that If business does not soon increase the deficit will reach alarm iug proportions. and Congress win have to do something to remedy the situa- lton.
 Talk In political circles is that a movement has been started with a view of having negroes dissatisfied with the nomination of Mir. Taft cast their votes for Hearst's Independence League ean- didates. This would be an easy dodge and not require the blacks to affiiiate with the Democratic party.
 Alfred J. stofer.
 Casino Matiaee today 4p. m. Cemic opera. ~The Geezer,v 10 and 20 eents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
AN AUTO ACCIDENT
CAR IS RUN DOWN BY EXPRESS
 TRAIN.
The Two Occupants, One Police Clefks are TnstantIy Killed, and the Machine ia Completely
 Demolinhed.


 Philadelphia, July Sl.--Driving big touring car across the Reading Rail- way tracks at Hunting Park Avenue. in the northern section of the city, in front of an express train late last night, Charles Humphreys, chief clerk in the Bureau Of Police, and Harry B. Bromley, a prominent dealer in uphol- stery materials. were run down by the train and instantly Killed.
 Eye-witnesses of the accident say they heard the footing of an automo- bile horn and saw the car come rushing down the avenue. A train was about to pass and the safety gates were down. The car crashed through the gates just as the train reached the crossing. The automobile was struck squarely in the middle and tossed into the air Humphreys was thrown from the track and Bromley was thrown ahead of the train, only to be run over again The wheels crossed his neck. severIng his head from the body, and cutting off leg. Humphreys was dead when picked up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
sMUGGLED : CO0LIEs.
Sfnrtifnw Disclosures Expected From
 Investigations Now in Progress.

s4mrtaanw DascEosures Expected From
 Hnvestigations Now In Progress'
 san Francisco, Cal, July 3l.-Start- ling revelations. which 1t Is intimated may Involve immigration officials at Pacific coast ports and along the Mex ican border, are expected as the out come of an investigation being carried on by the Federal government ot the Illegal entry of Chinese and Japanese eooiies into this country. Prof. san- ford of Stanford University, Is also one of the men appointed by the President to investigate the immigration condi- lions. He has arrived here after montha of work along the Mexican border ana 1t is said that the report signed by Sanford and other investiga- tors and forwarded to Washington, makes interesting disclosures as to the number of ooolies snuggied over the line.
 Prof. Sanford said yesterday that so far no information had been received but it Is reported that a ring of coolie smugglers has been discovered which includes some big merchants of China" town and that this organization has been carrying on a large business of raising funds to aid In the smuggling operations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
The Netherlands Consul And Vice Con-
 suIs in Venezuela.

The Netherlands Consul And Vice COn-
 suls an Venezuela.
 Caracas, July 2S, via Port of Spain. July 31-President Castro has with drawn the exequaturs of the Nether- lands consul and vice consuls in Vene- zuela.
 Foreign Minister Paul today trans mitted a note to the Netherlands government in which he recited what he terms the insults to Venezuela. He says: Tn view Of the gravity of events Venezuela is forced to advise Holland that 1t cannot continue friendly rela- tions until Holland gives satisfaction for the injuries and insults put on Venezuela. These injuries and Insults are the offense of Minister De Reus. the fact that the Netherlands cruiser Gelderland failed to salute the Vene- zuelan flag and the attack on the Venezuelan consul at Willemstad. Curacao, the violation of the consulate and the deBecration of the consular shield.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
SEEKS FUNDS FOR SUPPORT. Wife of Novelist Files Papers Against
 Her Husband.

OsbourDe, wife of the novelist. Lloyd osbourne. has filed suit for separate maintenance. According to the peti- tion. osbourne has been allowing his wife SIS a month during their sepa- ration. and the statement ia made that the amount Is insufficient to support Mrs. Osbourne and the two children. Mrs. Osbourne said that her husbands income is about $500 a month. and of this she asks for $500 q month.
 Tn her petition Mrs. osbourne de- clared she had no property and that she had been forced to borrow SITS in order to meet the expenses of her household.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
uNPLEAsANT SITUATION.
Honduras Incident Causes Annoyance
 To Uncle Sam.

Honduras Incident Causes Annoyance
 To Uncle Sam.
 Washington, July 3l.-An unpleasant situation has developed between the United States and Honduras growing out of the action of President Daviia in cancelling the exequateurs of the foreign eonsuls at ceiba, Honduras. be- cause of their alleged friendliness to the revolutionfsts cause.
 These officers include American Con- sul Drew Linard and Vice-ConsuI Key holds, and the vice-consuls of France and Norway. The reports which have reached the State Department uphold the contention of the consuls that they have not been guilty of any breach of propriety. that they did not advise the surrender of the town when demanded by the revolutionists as charged by Honduras. but simply com municated the demand to the comman. dant.
 The Incident has caused considerable annoyance to this government which. ever since the revolution Honduras commenced, has exerted it's best ef- forts to prevent any breach of neu- traiity in Central America which might
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
SPECTACULAR FIRE
WHARF or HAMBURG-AMERIcA
 STEAMSHIP COMPANY BURNS.
The Loss Es Estimated At Four Hun- dred Thousand Dollars Cargo of German Steamer
 ts Destroyed.

Philadelphia, July 31--The wharf of the Hamburg American Steamship Company at Delaware Avenue was de- stroyed by a spectacular fire tonight entailing loss estimated at s40O, . O00
 The cargo of the German steamer Albano was on the wharf and was destroyed together with great quantl- ties of general merchandise A train of freight cars was o fthe tracks in the long wharf shed and while the fire ragged. Ebbert Hamilton ran a iocomo- tive out on the pier and ran the train out on the Delaware Avenue tracks, where it was deluged by the firennen. One Fireman fell overheard while fight ing the blaze and was rescued with dif- fioulty and another was hit by a falling beam.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON rowsa.
 New York, July Sf, 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
HAYES IS WELCOMED.

Ameraean Winner of Marathon Race
 Received Royal deception.
 Dublin, July 31.--John B. Hayes, the New Yorker who won the Marathon race, was given popular welcome when he arrived last night at Nenagh, Tfpperary, the home of his grandfath- CT. The platform of the railroad was crowded with several thousand people. and when the train drew in the athlete was greeted by the town officials. He was seized by his admirers and carried shoulder-high to his carriage to an accompaniment of cheers and the dis charge of innumerable fireworks.
 The horses were removed from the carriage which was pulled triumph antly by the crowd through the streets of Nenagh 10 the residence of the young mans grandfather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
LIABILITY OF BANK DIRECTORS.
Receivers BiII Ts Admitted Into The
 Federal Court.

Boston, July S1.-The liability of bank directors for losses occurring in loaning to firms insolvent at the time at which the loan was made and for loans made by them beyond the stat utory limit. and for other losses due to their carelessness are recognized by Judge Lowell. of the United States Court of Appeals. in the opinion given yesterday in admitting to court the bill of Receiver Frank D. Allen of the defunct Central National Bank against the directors.
 The defendants must answer the various allegations contained in the bill before August 37. and in addition to the general charges of mismanage- ment former President Luke is charged with receiving bonuses for loans made from the banks money,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

HAYINoS MOVED to aos-1I Montgomery strest, we are willing to sacrifice all piOfits durinR 1908 as an lndueemsnt for you to eali and get acquainted with MontEomsry's largest and handsomest fnrnituFe store. cafaiins Perfection Mattress t7.Ab. I30 coil springs, 9i 45. Your credit is good. A.
 0. Rhodes & Son co. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
WOMAN NvENTs AERoPLANE.
Miss Todd wIn Exhibit it at Brightos
 RAaah

New York. July si.-Miss D. L. Todd, once a stenographer in the Pat ent onice at Washington, and the first American woman airship inventor. an- nounceo last night that she has in- vented an aeroplane, the working model of which she proposes to exhibit at Brighton Beach tomorrow. when Henry Farman shows what his much larger flyer can do. Miss Todd says her aeroplane Is perfect so far as pres ent knowledge of aeronautics in gem eral is concerned.
 Miss Todd says her aeropIane is a collapsible one and can be reduced to about one-third its flying size when necessary, thus greatly simplifying the problem of transportation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
GgsaIS TRY IT
 OLD EVERY WHERE
MUsIcAL RooF GARpEN :.
Hammersfein Plans a Gigantis One in
 the Biz City.


 Hammers1ein PInns a Gigantis One h
 the Big City.
 New York. July 3i.-oscar Hammer stein is to construct a roof garden atop his Manhattan Opera House. IL Is to be most complete and elaborate In the city and will be devoted to high class musical entertainments, at a time when music lovers have very lit- tie to interest them. The plans have been filed with the department of buildings and as soon as they arc ap- proved work will be begun.
 IL is Mir Hammerstein's purpose to give concerts on the roof by the com bined orchestras of his opera house here and in Philadelphia and to pre- sent singers of note. The orchestras which will comprise 15o musicians. will he under the direction of Cleofanti Campaninf. as will the singers.
 Casino Matinee today ID. m. Comic opera, HThe Geezer," 10 and 20 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
ST. LnuTR aRATN.

st Louis, July si.--(Special t-The St. Louis grain markets today ranEed as fol- lows:
 wheat on track: July ssRA; range ss& to s. Sept ssHA; range ss to %. Dee. e1N@H bid: range SIX 0% to s2%. May SC q nom.
 Corn, on track: Sept. 7sAA; range 7s%A to Tsk. Dee. Ss&: range Ssh Q %A to bsA
 oata on track: July ss: range ss: Sept 4SNA; range A3MA to 44%. Dec. "a nom May ABh nom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
CANDIDATES ADDRESS EDITORS. John W. Kern and Thomas Marshall
 Make speeehea

NUkE 6ReGcmGH.
 Indianapolis. July 3i.-John ". Kern. Democratic candidate for vlce-Presi. dent, and Thomas R. Marshall. candi- date for Governor of Indiana on the Democratic ticket, today addressed the members of the Indiana Editorial As- sociation at Falrview Park.
 Mr Kerr's remarks were brief
 The work of the editor Is highly important" he said. and wish to emphasize that the confidence of the people In the press In this country ought to be restored. and if 1t Is re- stored 1t will have to be done by the course of the Democratic editors of this country and by the independent editors who stand on the watch towers and are striking for what they believe to be right"
 Mir. Kern today received letter from Theodore A. Bell of California who Is Chairman of the Committee to inform Mir Kern of his nomination asking that date be set for the af- fair. Mir Kern will reply shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

Border Have a Clue.
 El Paso, Tex. July 31.--High immi- gration officials along the Texas bor- der claim to know positively that an organized smuggling scheme Is in ex- istence for in the last month carloads of smuggled Chinese have been caught at Almah Gorge. New Mexico, and san- derson. Baird. and Toyah. Texas. be- sides numerous small punches entered here or near here.
 The officials believe certain trainmen and government officers are concerned. It is asserted that by hiring lawyers and delaying cases in the courts. even forfeiting the bonds of Chinamen ar- rested. the sfnugglers organization is almost blocking the work of the government even after arrests are made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
ORGANIZED 4BLACk BAND.
Release of Criminals in Turkey Causes
 Much Apprehenefou.

Much Apprehension.
 Constantfnople. July 3l.--lThe release of s6o ordinary criminals from the central prison on orders from the palace served as showing that the ministry is not yet free from palace interference and indicates that the re- dictionaries are at work on the organ ization of the "Biack Band" with a view to provoking disorders and cast ing the responsibility on the people to the disparagemsnt of the Constanti- HopIe regime. 4 deputaton of young Turks and Journalists waited on the grand vizisr and protested against the release of the prisoners. It is reported that KiAmil Pasha resigned in conse- auence Of the action of the ministry and it is believed that he will uIti- mately succeed Said Pasha as grand vizier.
 The val ana military commander in chief of Adrianople have been dis missed by the young Turks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
STRIKING SIMILARITY.
Girl Lured from Her Home by News-
 paper Advertisement.


 Chicago. July 3i Striking similar ity in the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Veronica Cassida. a 12-year-oid girl, who left her home last night with a man who gave his name as IF. T. Blair" and those In the case of the murder of Elenor Maud Fuller in San Francisco In January. 1902. by a man of the name of Charles B. Hadley. who was cashier in a news paper ofice, led the Chicago police to the belief tonight that the abductor in both cases may have been Identical.
 The Cassidy girl answered a news paper advertisement for a companion for an elderly woman and was allowed by her mother to so with the man who called at her home, ls4 Peoria Street, in response. since which time trace of her has been lost. The Fuller girl answered a similar advertisement and was taken by Hadley to fat where. five days later she was found strangled to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

prove adverse to President DaviiA Tovernmsnt. Secretary Bacon had call today from s'enor ugarte. the hon' duran minister, who presented to MT Bacon some Information he had re eeived from Foreign Minister FlAi.os' giving the Honduras side Of the oon- troversy.
 Mir. Bacon will take up the matter again next week. He had fntended to start on an oficiai mission to Porto Rico tomorrow, but this and other State Department questions demandins his attention made 1t necessary TOT him to delay his departure.
 Jesse James Boys in Missouri. cores
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
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New York July 31.--An active demand for printing goods was the leading features of the primary dry goods market today This cali was noted in houses that have not ae vet changed their prices. The house trade with jobbers was the best of the week and some good sized orders were placed in many of the departments. Wool is firm. Gray goods are C easier,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
wANTED--HaALE .HEI.p.

vvANTup-Ths military having depleted our force We have employment for four press feedera one pressman, one ruler, one oook~ binder Good wages paid. Brown Rrintlng Co. Montgomery, Ala. -s-tk w wANTED-Raiiway Mall Cierka Poutoffice rTssr,a ration fraa write trnms1iateir. Frank lin Institute Rochester, N. F. --s-eAt-sn-ioe vvxNTEn--cshief vv engineer at saw mill plant
 ,aar pennanola Florida. Must be a hustler able to handle men. and thoroughly up on etaarn electrical and machine shop WoIk. tbelr Rddreases; salary wanted; whethar marrted or single; and when could begip
 work. or no attention will be oaia 70 appu- cation A1osssS Ss'' --a.st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

During the riots several Italians were shot and badly wounded and an tIai- iafas store was dynamited. The trou- bie originated about ten days ago when an Italian shot and fatally wounded an American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
NAyAI sTOREs.

CharIeston, July al.-TurpentIne steady s7c; sales none.
 Rosin steady; sales 800 barrels. Quote AgC 12 i0a50; D s2.50@BB; D e3.6O@70; P s3 0o; c Ss .05 @0TM: H $40; I e8. so; {; K S4. 76; M s5. 30; Sb 80; we 3s. 35; wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01

wilmington. July si.-Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 3i casks.
 RosIn steady 92. 25; receipts 16e.
 Tar firm Si. 50; receipts two barrels. Crude turpentine firm $2 tS.SO and S3. 70; receipts 13 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
ITALY MAY ACT.

Enbassy Gets Report Of Clash Be-
 tween Italians And Americans.
 New Orleans. La, July 31.-Chevalier Charles Papini. acting consul of the Italian government. at New Orleans, has forwarded to the Italian embassy at washington complete report on the recent clash between Italians and American citizens at Nataibany. Tangi- pahoa Parish, La.
 It is understood that the matter will be taken up and acted upon im- naediately by the Italian government.