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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

The Senate has passed bill for public building at Miami. Fla. to cost $175000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
yWl.conaIn Retect. neforms.

Milwaukee, April 7.-Returns re- ceived tonight show that license won over no-license in a majority of towns in wisconsin i'm the election today where these issues were put to vote of the people.
 At Madison. Mayor J. c. Schubert. Democratic candidate, won out over W. J. Mckay. who favored Sunday closing. schuhert's majority was 1.2o5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
The Filibunter Eases Up.

The Democratic filibuster in the House has eased up. whether the tac- tics of last week will be kept up is not fully determined.
 Minority Leader Williams Is strong ly In favor of fighting along on those lines until the Republicans are forced to lesislate outside of the regular ap- propriatiops even if Congress has to remain in session all summer. but many of his followers are privately grumb- ling. They say they cannot see what Is to be accomplished. Quite a num- Der fear they will not be able to get through bills of local Interest to their districts. They are afraid the Repub- ucan bosses may get go mad they will not permit public buiiding bill to so through this session.
 The Republican leaders are not with out their troubles either. Many of the rank and file are dissatisfied with the way Speaker Cannon rules the House. It is declared that old Col. Pete" Hepburn of Iowa has been on the verge of organizing a Republican eruption. The Iowan Is indisposed and 1t may be a couple of weeks before he Is out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
HEFLIN SEES
 WOUNDED MAN Condition of McCreary
 Is Precarious.
GRO PREACHERS EXCITED
Are Raising Fund to Prosecute
 Congressman.
Democrats DispIeased with Williams and RepubIicsas Maa With can-
 non--Jaase yoaes Eats
 with the President.
BY ALFRED ,. STOPPER.

washins ston. April 7.--tspeciai. )-- Representative Heiin called at the hos pitai today to see Thomas Mccreary. the New York horseman. whom he shot in the recent dinicuity with Louis Lundy. tho negro.
 Mir. Hsnin. of course. Is anxious to do everything in nis power for MT. Mccreary. whose condition. the attend ing physicians state. Is serious At this writing they are not prepared to say what turn the case may take.
 At one time today 1t was reported all over the city that Mir. McCreary was dead. The report was excitedly dis cussed in the Capitol building. but in. quiry at the hospital over the tele- phone proved that the rumor was false. much to the relief of congressmen. re- 'gardless of political faith.
 The negroes here are generally ex- cited over the matter. and many of the preachers are urging their focks to raise money to have the Alabama Con- gressman vigorously prosecuted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
ThOS. Watson
' For President

For President of the United States
Thomas E. Watson of Georgia.
For Vice President-Samuel ".
Williams of Indiana.
The above ticket was nominated
yesterday at ST. Louis by the People 5
Party convention after two stormy
sessions throughout which the Ne
braska and Minnesota delegations,
working in the interests of William
j. Bryan strOye desperately to bring
about an adjournment OF the cOnven-
tion- until after the nominations had
been made by the democratic and rep
ublican parties.
Without any chance of winning out
the Nebraska men fought desperately
to the last and when Jay A. Forest Of
Albany mounted the platform to place
Watson in nomination they withdrew
from the convention, attended by tn,
Minnesota delegation. II Bryan il
nominated at Denver the men who
| walked out of the convention yester
day will support him and they furthe
declare that the Populists of Mime
sofa will fall in line to man.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
Salary Raise
at Prison

At d meeting of the prison board
held yesterday afternoon the salaries
of the employees of the institution
were increased considerably. this raise
in wages to apply from the first OF
March,
Captain of the guards increased
from $125 to $135; lieutenant 500 to
$11O: clerk, 800 to $1l0; commissary.
$T30 to $l10; overseer, 500 to $110;
guards and hospital steward, SIS to
$S5; guard and photographer $50 to
so; physician $50 to $50.
These increases were made possible
by the increase in the appropriation
made at the special session of the
legislature the early part of the pres
ent year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
WELL KNOWN
NEvADAN
Suicides While or His
Way to Los
Angeles

san FRANCISCO, April 4.-J. E.
Herlon, former private secretary. to
Governor Sparks and prominent
and we'll known Democrat of Nevada
is believed to have committed suicide
last night while on his way to Los
Angeles from this city on one of the
coast line steamers plying between
the two points.
Herlon was seen by the captain OF
the ship pacing The deck al midnight
and later entered his stateroom with
The remark that be was going to re
.re tor die night.
This was the last seen OF the man
and a search Of the ship this morning
by the officers and crew tailed to re
veal his presence. No word was left
behind by the man and nothing IS
known about him or the cause OF
his taking his own life
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
MANAGER HERE

Manager McCawley of the Western
Union Telegraph company spent yes
nected with his company. The COM
pany is just completing the duplex
ing of their lines between Reno and
the southern mining camps and when
this is done direct wires will run from
Reno to the camps of Tonopah. Gold
field and Rawhide This is being
done owing to vast volume OF bus
mess being handled by the company
from these cities.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
PRAISEFOR
SUNNY jim
Mining Expert Reports
Favorably on That Sec
ton OF State

j. II. Beebee, F. Nj. Duncan, Judge
George P. Cortigan, 2. j. Conway. and
Samuel Nicholson, the latter mining
expert Of Leadville, Colorado, arrived
from the Sunny Jim Mining district
yesterday are are registered at the
Arlington.
These gentlemen are loud in their
praise for the district which adjOins
the Masonic district and is situated
in Nevada All are interested in the
mines there and are more than en-
thusiastic over the showing being
naie in their properties.
Mr.. Nicholson, who represents Col
orado capitalists, has been in the dis
trict for some time making a thor
ough examination for his people and
states that lie is more than pleased
with the showing being n.a7e there.
II is understood that he viii make a
Favorable report to the company he
represents upon his return to Colo
rado.
The Sunny jim district is one Of
the new districts Of the state to spring
into prominence and the outlook is
very bright for these who are inter-
e.ted there.
The visitors from there Will remain
in this city several days before re-
turning TO The camp
Mr.. DceDee who has had charge OF
one Of the properties operating there
is also interested in several mining
properties in ths section which he
will inspect before returning to the
southern camp
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
NEVADA'S
SUPPORT
Asked by Coy. Johnson
Fer Presidential
Nominee

RENO. April w. T. Day. one Of
the prominent politicians Of the
country arrived in this city this morn
ing and has been in consultation with
ConsiGine and others OF the rponin-
ent Democrats of the state here.
Day is visiting this state in the
interest Of Governor Johnson Of Min
nesotta and lis candiadcy for Presi-
dent OF the United States and will
make an effort to have the delegates
to the nationa, convention from Ne
vatla support Jo1sson instead CT
Bryan.
Day VII visit all over the state and
viii try and get the support Of the
Democrats Of the state and The pIed--
ed support Of the delegates from the
various counties TO the state con
venr.on 10 elect Johnson delegates 10
The National conEention
Nr Day VIII n.rnS'- in tbs CITY
several days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
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Last night sam Davis Chairman OF
the Publicity Commission returned
from Rawhije. Re left the camp at
noon and reached Carson at six un-
He found Rawhide willing 10 sub
scribe the entire amount for the Mad
isOn Square Exposition and take all
the space, but the commission re-
jected this offer and will give all the
camps of the state space in proper
ton to their subscriptions.
Mr.. Davis has secured tie right to
put up model mining shaft seventy
feet high in the Exposition and will
run cages by electricity AMI cars OF
into the timbered levels OF which
there will be two A model OF mine
in full operation will be exhibited in
he Nevada section and an assay Of
flee in full blast assaying Nevada ore.
There will also be moving pictures
of lively scenes in Nevada mining
camps, to show in the evening.
Ores and financial assistance has
been promised from Eureka. Lincoln,
ISeven Troughs, Manhattan. Bulfrog
Rhvolite. and Yerington. The miners
of the state are beginning to realize
the Importance of the Exposition and
all hands are getting move on.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
Chorus Girl
To-nignt's Play

A fair sized audience greeted Geor-
gia Harper and her company at the
opera house last night the play beng
a western comedy drama entitled The
Nevada Girl The play is after the
usual style of western dramas and
rebounds iii comedy. Georgia Harper
and JOS Detrick in the leading roles
were up to their usual excellence as
was also the rest of the company.
This afternoon Nell Gwvnn was pre-
sented to a good sized audience for
the matinee and as this is one of Miss
Harper's best plays the entertainment
was greatly enjoyed by all who at
tended.
This evening the Chorus Lady will
be presented as the final Offering r
the company to their friends in I: :
city and a packed house should greet
the talented actress and her COM
panr.
Miss Bothh has just received an
other consignment of stylish hats.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
DECLARES
STRIKE OFF
And Open Camp and
Tonopan Scale is
Accepted

GOLDFIEED, April i-"he Miners'
Union Nc. 22n yesterday declared of
the strike begun last fall and which
resulted in calling in the troops and
State Police under Captain Cox. The
Union asked for the TonOpah scale
which is % cents higher than the
scale established here by the Mine
Operators Association, bu, il is be
ieyed they viii accept the pay Of
fered by the association
This was the first meeting presid-
ed over by the new chairman, Presj-
dent Stone, who is one Of the con
servative leaders of the union. The
action pressages prosperity for the
camp, and the union men viii work
with non-Unicnis
Little Florence and tie Rogers syn
dicate properties are looking better
with every shot. Both are producing
fabulously rich ore. These to@ lea--
es comprise the richest mine IN the
world today. Rumor-d strikes have
sent Atlanta Up and Florence is due
for steady rise owing 10 tle rich
leases.
A suit has been fled for g receiver
shop Of Florence CeLl IN which d.
rector Hall alleges mismanasemont
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
A SUGGESTION

Editor Appeal: d. Evans,
(Our Bob having undc 5 care and
protection about $1,000 IHen, and hav-
ing under his command the greatest
armada that ever went together, final
lv landed at San Diego, California,
sorely afflicted with rheumatism and
was taken to Paso RObles Springs, to
attempt a cure there. | would res
pectfully suggest that our Governor,
the Sagebrush Club, the Reno Com
mercial League and other similar bod
les invite our distinguished guest on
the Pacific to Valleys Hot Springs
where he CAN be cured.
ALFRED CHARTZ
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
Orahard
Given Chance

BOISE, Idaho, April A petition
for either pardon or clemency in the
case of Harry Orchard, sentenced to
be hanged May 18th next was filed
yesterday with the board Of pardons..
to die and his attorney was forced TO
present the petition without the con-
sent of the doomed man.
The presentation of this petition
will at any rate delay the sentence of
death the date being postponed until
July at least
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
ROAD IS COMPLETED

GOLDFIELD, April 3.-The new rail
road of the Goldfeld Consolidated
Mines Company was completed today.
There was quite little ceremony
about the completion of this work
and a golden spike was driven as the
last rail was laid. George Wingfield
welded the hammer that drove it
gently into place.
The golden spike is a massive affair
weighing l3 ounces, and was made
from gold taken from the Consolidated
mines :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
CIRCUS
SEASON
Norris and Rowe Will
Play Hero on
April II

n
y ' - ''''' = u 'he u'e''e. Noi'is q
l,o"' .'' a. i'e eN Al al SUI oi'y
''iis iiioinins III MS private car ana
uu. '.i5 d 'Si' ~ 'i1e appeal once anu
''.hii5 oi e'epn"n'S' lie s''iu'
Il 'He 'heo's were d 'ac' 'nat an
eleplidnI can remember thln4s al"aEs'
'i.> 60 one vi 'He ie"iE "SQoiIsu
o-' ''i'~ii'S ~ t"e Greater Noiiis
ho"e CIRCUS museum, melaSefle' MP
i''"i''iiiP d!', coh3'eS7 q Aalloi''
coulN ten d fh1e3TAaoie history. We're
Il possloie IeT heT 10 tax.
lhal elephants have remarkable
laeiHoI\' Is uhlQnpjediE true, but TOO
iH"ch cfF"e1lce cannot he put INTO
mat S,a'eMeAr. pIlncess, ls WITHOUT
doubt the Oldest elephant in this
country, or IN captivity, for that maj
Ter. mat she was iuliy matufeU
pl&>. WLen george asnlAgton was
boy, can be proven by the records
Of sale and transfers Of The huge
5necimen O the genus DachEdern.
Princess ambles along glngerly. and
seems to take as much interest in
peanuts, popcorn and dainty confec-
tionerE that the generous public
thrust upon her as any member of
the big heard OF elephants with the
circus.
That she knows nOthin- about dis
pepsia or indigestion Is evident when
she can easily devour all the sweet
meats that are presented to her. and
. then calmly enter upon The task Ci
deyouring q half ton OF hay each day.
The old elephant looks as though
she We're good for at least one hunG
red years to come. for aside from the
/ fact that she is a little more wrinkled
and her skin a little more thickly
placed about her back. she does not
/ look much older t han some of the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
RUSH FROM GOLDFiELO

GOLDFIELD April "a great rush
is on from GOldfield to the new camp
OF jamestown in the Cold Crater dis
trict.
\ townsite has been laid out and
are described as huge.
Nineteen tents We're pitched yes
terday and saloons and various bus
mess houses have already been start
ed and are doing a rushing trade.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
Carson Girl
Is Married

Announcements of the marriage OF
Miss Martha kersey, a former resi-
dent of this city and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Kersey old residents
OF Carson City, to Arthur Oppenheim-
er of San Francisco The marriage
was a quiet one only immediate
friends and relatives of the cont
ing parties being present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
BISHOP WILL OFFlCIATE

Archbishop Riodan, we'll known in
Nevada will deliver the commence
ment address at the Nevada Univer-
sity next June. The invitation was
extended to the Bishop some time ago
and he has notified those in charge
that he has accepted the invitation
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04

WANTED - Manager for new
branch of our business here in Car
son City. Write promptly, with ref
lerences. The Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati, Ohio. tca4
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04

St. Peters Church-Fiith Sunday in
Lent: S a. III. Holy Communion; u
a m, Sunday school. II a. IN Holy
Communion ana sermon, Acceptable
Aims" 80 p III confirmation instruc-
ton; 30 p. m. Evening prayer and
lecture, Church History from Char
lemagne to Gregory VII. 500 1919 A.
d." Everybody welcome.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
MINING MAN HERE

j. H. Beebee, we'll known in this city
arrived from the Sunny Jim district
yesterday and will look after his var
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
ILL WITH PNEUMONIA

Mike Walsh, one of the guards at the
state prison is seriously i'll with pneu-
mOnia.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
al
the Churches

Prcsbyteriau-Su sunday school at IL
a m. The Communion Service at II
- m. Christian Endeavor at 6:2e p
n. Evening service at 1:3o
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
pEPosIroRs ATTENTION

See me about trading your State
Bank & Trust Co., checks on account.
II. w. WERNSE,
Arlington Hotel
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04
FAMOUS
PLUNCERDEAD
Riley Grammar Plays Big
ODDS as Summons .
Comes

RAWEIDE. April 4.-Riley Grammar
known from one end Of the continent
TO the other as one Of the most fam
Gus plungers that ever terrified the
bookies or called a race, lost out
last night IL his race for life passing
under the wire at 4:30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The euI was as
peaceful as the sleep OF child; in
fact RILEY went 10 sleep AMI died.
It has been thought for the past
several days that Grammar would re-
cover as he had passed. through the
cricis of the rneumolia. 2ut. his 5Es-
tcm could not overcome the ravages
y the disease and he passed out.
! Grannau was sick man when he
came to the camp and his last six
ness was contracted while playing
poker in his gamh1nfg resort here by
leaving of his coat and sitting in ,ne
drafts caused from open doors
Everything possible was done for
him but the life OF the famous sport
had run its time.
Grammar had a remarkable career
on the turf Of ne country He was
a bell be- in a hotel at Louisville Ky.
when he first played the ponies and
At the end Of a season he had cleaned
ZIP H50,oae. His luck stayed with him
md he acquired the reputation Of be
in@ the greatest plunger e.er known.
At Shcepshead Bay in 1892 he made
he highest wager ever known. on the
American. or any other, turf Laying
$i1o,o00 on Henry of Navarro. That
season was his waterloo and when il
Vas over Grammar was practically
broke. He managed to Keep going
and later came to the Pacific coast
where he won another fortune and
lost it.
Several weeks ago he went TO Raw
hide and surprised many OF his old
friends by paying 10000 cash for an
interest in one of the biggest saloons
aud gambling houses there.
His body will be shipped to his Old
l,c,ne at Paris, Kentucky for burial
- George Wheeden, one OF the warm
eSt personal friends of Grammar and
who came from New York to Rawhide
when he heard of the plungers cOndl-
ticn passed through this city last night
from Rawhde. He stated that the
death of Graz nan came as surprise
10 all as DIR. Cunnin CHAM Of Reno had
lett him in the cafe OF trained nurses
ard had stated that he had every
ci,ance to recover.
For an hour before the end he raved
calling out his bets and going through
a mimic show of watching the prog
rf@s of the race. He criticised the
riding Of the jockies and applauded
When his mounts won. Just before
tn. end he lifted his head from the
pillow and swinging his arms IN the
ar shouted out:
st Ives twelve to seven for fifty
thousand" Imparator sixtythousand
three TO two. Later he staked
round million on FL Rio Rey at sever
to four and seemed to watch the prog
rpes of the race with intense interest
II win the race by two lengths wa
his las, utterance and he fell bacl
in the arms Of Miss Kate Kelly a trail
&c nurse
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04

The CHORUS LADY To-f;IcHT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-04

Miss Bothh has just received an
other consignment of stylish hats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-22
Her Figure is Trim,
Her Form Sublime.

The actress lookcd dubunaif though
the play had been pronounced frost
10y the critics
"li's got TO succeed she explained
and iOr that REASON I'm not nervous
Last scason | played seycu new pars
aud ! burned lot Of good coin for
costumes This season am radiatns
with health My form Is ideally pro
porlioncd ! took the Marmola Pee
scriptlou to get This subliue figure
and woman's figure can uoi bs
nearer perfection than whal Marmon
has made OF me \ doctor riend ~
mine gave me the prescription iot
a brick It's SO simple: just get an
any drug store " ounce Marmola. !,
ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and . ~ ounces Peppermint Water
and take tcaspoonIul after meals aud
az bedtime. Now have the strength.
enthusiasm and power OF dozen
stars tell YOU ! am going 20 5e
r.. With this The leading lady bow.
ed the reporter out calling after him.
N YOU have any lady friends tel
them about Marmola. but Impress M.
on them that there are cheap snbsit
tutes on the market that do not d1
the work Marmola Co. Detroit,
Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-22

In this case II is made OF serge but Al
can be utilized for any aklrting ina
terial II two garments OF enc ma
terial are wanted cashmere CT light
weight serge makes an admirable
material but for separate use the
washable ilaunels are especially Ia b..
commended for Tho Jacket, for thry
are warm aud easy TO slip into oD1a
cool morning while they eau Be-
clclnsed easily and successfully Thv
biuding of ribbon makes q pretty
flush With loops Or closed Wits but
tons aud button holes II preferred
r the medium size viii BIZ reQuir-
cd. Tor Tho lacket yards Of ma
tcrinl "a . Yards 4 or ! IA Aar Is 52
inches wide with I ~ yards of rlb-
bon; fol the skirt Il 81 yards y, ~
yards ~ or 2 >tars ~ inches vide
for serge or other malerlal wiinolt
M or doWa Mll IL lbc CORES must an
be cut one way y ~ Yards ~. Yards
either ~ or " inches wiie will BE-
needed. 4 May ManGn pattern Of fhc
Jacket No Gll2. sizes - - " incIcs
bust. r Of The skirt No. 5G22. sizes -
or 3G inches waist. Will be mailed 10
any address by the Fashion Demfi-
mcut OF tlis paper on receipt of len
cents for each. (li IN haste send ifn
additional two cent stamp Cor lstter
postage which inspreA more prompt
dellyery)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-22
CANTON NAILS
DIRTY LIE

Anthing to prejudice the public
mind is the method Of the Republican
machine The latest story TO be
sprung is to the effect that Governor
haskells staff Went to Dallas at the
expense of the state. The story IS alb
solutely untrue, but The Guthrie Re
publican paper and ether outside pa
pers .io not depend upon ruth as the
basis OF stories when the governor is
J Iconcerned. Adjutant General Canton
Isaid last evening: The story that the
governors staff and state Officials
made the Dallas trip at the states eX-
pense IS downright lie. Each mem
Der OF the state who made the tlip,
AS well as these officials who went,
| paid his own individual expenses. The
state paid II thing. No regular order
was issued for the stairs attendance
land those staff officers who went paid
their own individual way Simply be
cause two territorial governors,
Barnes aud lfrantz. made trips 10 Chi
cago, st. Louis aud othcf places at
tended by their stafls, whose expenses
were borne by the territory, these
ualcy olent Republican sdcets clarge
] Haskell with doing tle same thing. !
;wlll give $500 to any one VIII viii pro
duce one iot Of proof that any item OF
the Dallas trip was paid for by the
state"