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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
Reno to Have Boxing Tournament

RENO, May Son the Goth of
this month the Reno Wheelmen's
Club will give boxing tournament,
the principal attraction being four
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
ROBBERY IN VIRGINIA

The Reception Saloon in Virginia
city, conducted by Tom Short, was
robbed yesterday morning. The rob
bers secured about 800.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
HUMPHREYS HERE

Harry J. Humphreys, internal rev.
enue collector, is in this city frOm
Reno. looking after business connect
ed with his Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08

round contest between Ed Derby.
champion Of Nevada, and Ed Harlin.
champion of Colorado. Other bouts
are scheduled for the affair.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
STATE BOARD OF i
PHARMACY MEETS

A meeting of the State Board OF
Pharmacy is in session at Reno to-
day. Frank !. Steinmetz of this city,
departed for Reno last evening to be
in attendance
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
STOCK EXCHANGE RESUMES

After a holiday during Wednesday
and Thursday the San Francisco stock
exchange resumed operations this
morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
FOR DECORATION DAY

Beautiful flowers, 50 per box, up.
Write now. Box 95, Fruit"ale, Cal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED

NJ. D. Noteware, who has been qulte
III at his home in t.Iis city Tor seVeral
davs. is on the rapid road to recovery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08

Warren Noteware is visiting with
his father in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
BORN

To Mrs. J. A. Dondera, of Carson
City, New, May z, 1908, a daughter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs John Titus and chill
drer were arrivals on the morning
passenger.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08

On next Sunday the Paulist Fathers
Church in this city. The mission will
be given by Fathers Casey and Nc
Mullin and undoubtedly will be equal
ly as successful as the one recently
conducted at ST Mary's church, Vir
ginia city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
Nevada Sent Thousands

Nevada's contribution to the fleet
excitement in San Francisco has been
considerable to Judge from the num-
Der of tickets that were sold by the
Southern Pacific company in towns
along the Nevada line OF this road.
On Monday and Tuesday alone over
1000 people purchased excursion
tickets. This does not include Tono-
nah or Goldfield or any of the peo-
ple who from the southern end OF the
state went by way Of Los Angeles TO
the coast.
SALE WAS LIVELY
The assignee sale of the c. H. Kelly
Co. has been progressing lively all
week and nearly the entire stock mas
haan dispOSed Of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08
Mission For
This City

The Rev. Father Carey and the Rev
Father MeMullen, the Paulist prests
who have been conducting a mission
at Virginia city, have arrived in the
capital and a mission will be held at
the local Catholic church within a
short time The services VII likely
begin next week and continue for
several weeks. the two visiting min
listers having charge.
Both men are eloquent speakers and
their services at Virginia city were
largely att nded
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-08

The following is dispatch from
Admiral Evans to the Reno Journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
AORIFT FOR FIVE DAYS,
Narrowing Experience of Survivors
of Wrecked Schooner.

Newport, Va-Six men are known
to have persisted, and two others
were saved only after undergoing
narrowing experiences while adrift
at sea for five days on bit of
wreckage as the result of their three
masted schooner Sirocco going to
pieces on a reef in the West Indies.
The two survivors, Mate Joseph
Laing and Cook G. Roberts. were
brought here on the steamer liver
ton.
The Sirocco OF Nassau, laden with
railroad iron, was bound from Bruins.
wick, Ga, to Wilson City. Bahamas
She ran into an easterly gale that
was blowing with fearful force ON
october /. when off the Bahamas
and dismasted. and after running be.
lore the wind until noon of that dav,
struck Mantella reef and went 10
pieces. Captain Munroe and the IN.
fortunate five with him were washed
away with the debris from the wreck
Laing and Roberts grasped a portion
OF the poop deck and all drifted to
gether until evening. when they sen
arated, the captain and the five dis.
appearing. The two men on their
improVised craft We're tossed about
Tor hVe days. They were without
water food or sleep during all tina,
ume' Finally they We're sighted by
the Tiyerton and rescued.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
PARCELS POST DEFEATED.
Delegates to Trans-M Mississippi Con.
gress Refuse to Endorse Measure.

San Francisco. -ReaffirmiDg its
support of score of broad policies
Affecting the resources and devotion.
inent OF the west, and entrusting the
destinies of their organization to new
oiiicers, the delegates to the Trans
Mississippi commercial congress late
Saturday adjourned sine die the nine
tcenth annual session and departed
Tor their homes. The last day of the
congress was characterized by the
chly important contest of the five
aays' precipitated by a. difference of
opinion over the proposed national
legislation known as the parcels post
measure The resolution supporting
the attitude OF the postmaster general
was defeated by vote of $40 to GO
The installation OF President Thorn
% r. Walsh OF Denver and the other
ofiicers elected was feature of the
DAY. surprise of the closing mo.
lnents or the congress was the upani-
NOUS adoption of resolution endors.
ing suffrage for women and urging
congressional representatives of the
western states to support such ae.
Ion.
A resolution endorsing separate
statehood Tor New Mexico and Ari-
.ona was unanimously passed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
SERV|ANS COOLING
DOWN A TR|F[E
Excitement Subsiding and the Peo-
pie Are No Longer Shouting
for War With Austria.
They Discover That it Would be
Folly to Start HostiIties, Because
of a Scarcity of Ammunition
for the New Batteries.

Belgrade. The Narodna-Skupt
selma, or national assembly, adj
journed Sunday evening, without hav-
ing arrived at any definite decision
with regard to it's action against
AustriaHungary.
According to the most reliable in
formation, no vote was taken on the
question at issue The meeting was
a very stormy one and was inter-
rupted by various recesses. War was
demanded with Austria Hungary,
but the leaders of the war faction
cooled down after Foreign Minister
Milovanovics had made lengthy
statement, in which he explained
that one reason why hostilities were
impossible was the scarcity of am
munition for the new batteries, which
is now being transported here, but
has been detained on the Austrian
lines.
The leaders of all the parties COM
planned earnestly that the govern
ment's protest to the powers against
the annexation of Bosnia and Harze-
govina was not couched in sufficiently
strong terms, but the foreign minis
ter eventually succeeded in convinc-
Ing the house of the correctness of
the cabinets attitude, and it is an
ticipated that the assembly will
adopt a vote of confidence in the
government.
Thus for the moment the danger
point in the Balkan crisis is passed,
and Servia is expected to content
herself temporarily by instituting
boycott against Austro-Hungary COM
nerce In the way of revenge 1t was
stated that NJ. Milovanovics will
hortly proceed to London and Paris
md lay Servia's claims before the
overs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
TRAGEDY AT MINE.
Two Men Killed in Fight Over Minino
Claims.

San Bernardino, Cal-William Nc.
Zee, mining man, shot and probably
fatally wounded DR.. N. Kuhns of Los
Angeles and another miner at Rose
Mine, an isolated camp in the San
Bernardino mountains, fifty miles
from this city, Friday afternoon. The
tragedy was the result of a dispute
over mining claims, according to
meager details obtainable here.
Through a pair of field glasses the
shooting was Witnessed by AL Watts.
caretaker for the Rose Mine property.
VINO was ON a hilltop a long distance
away. DR.. Kuhns and the other vic.
tim were in wagon, and when Nc.
nee opened fire upon them they fell
o1 tne seat. Mckee, it is said, then
walked up to the PROSTATE forms and
nred an additional bullet into the
body of each.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
HIGHWAYMAN ROBS STAGE
AND APOLOGIES TO VICTIMS
After Relieving Passengers of Theli
VaIuables, Bold Bandit Informs
Them That Hunger Drove
Him to Crime.

Missoula, Mont-Armed with %
caliber rife, the lower portion of his
features concealed with a red ban.
danna handkerchief, a lone highway.
man on Saturday evening held ur
the Missoula-Bonner stage about two
miles east of this city, lined up the
twelve occupants and driver and re
lieved them of sums ranging from IS
to s25 cash, and disappeared in the
gathering dusk.
After securing the booty the ban
dit apologized, saying that hunger
had driven him to commit the crime
Not a shot was fired until the job
was completed, when the passengers
were told to re-enter the coach, and
after warning them not to look back.
the driver fired a shot in the air and
Told the driver to resume his journey.
The authorities were quickly notified
and Sheriff Campbell and his depu.
Ties are securing the nearby hills for
the bandit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Appeal Of Gompers Endorsed

New York.-At meeting of the
Central Federated union on Sunday
endorsements were voted on one of
the circulars sent out by President
samuel Gompers OF the American
federation OF Labor asking for con.
fibutions for political campaign
work After a lively debate. the
Iesoiution endorsing the circular and
the recommendation of the executive
committee that the New York FEEDER.
alton be asked TO contribute were
adopted by a vote of 81 to "a. The
general understanding among the del.
egates seemed to be that the circu.
h'rs were intended as an appeal 10
the unions to support the Democratic
party.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
JAPANESE SLAUGHTER
UNOFFEND|NG KOREANS
PARTY on Their Way to Visit Shrine
Mistaken for Insurgents and
RuthIessIy Shot Down.

Seoul.--It has just been learned
enat twenty-five members of the I'll
cbihhoi, the pro-Japanese organiza
ton OF Korea. were killed by the ian.
anese gendarmes at Cholado, a few
days ago. The affair has been kent
quiet, but has occasioned much un-
easiness. because II might be consid-
cred as ruthless slaughter OF unof-
Tending Koreans by the Japanese SOL
diery and calculated to confirm nre-
Fious reports Of unnecessary cruelty
practiced by the japanese In Korea.
The matter has been reported by
marquis Ito. resident general OF
Korea, who is now In Toxic.
AdYices from Toxic states tnat Mar.
duis Ito has held conferences with
Premier katsnra and Viscount Terau-
chi, minister of war, and Il IL under
stood that a cabinet council will he
called to consider the question and
decide upon the future action to be-
taken.
In consequence Of these conferences
me report ~ being widely circulated
NAT TIE Japanese government had de- |
ided to Immediately annex Korea.
The explanation advanced of the /
'iliins Of the members Of the aiIchfn.
'oi shows that forty OF the "flehin.
'oi were marching In body to visit
shrine. when the Japanese gem
armea met them, and. mistskIug
hem for band OF insurgents, imme.
la'sly attacked the party. killing
twenty-five.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Colonel Stewart Rrtlr.4

"slsH'aS'o e--~Solonol William y.
stewart, Who mas been IN "ex,,." a,
,'is ahsarr'suaed post ~ Fort Grant
@Fifona, has been retired from actIva
service. The tcport of the board
e'fea examinea celoael Stewart vas
pteseatet 90 the president on Satu-.
cay. snt he immediately directed
wa, COLONEL Stewart b. retired. Col.
sa"' stewart. when notified OF the
Fssltsnt,S action. said 4 snaw whv
aSte been retired from the arnay
ana know who Is responsible for n
Wy I am stttl an army officer and can
nos discuss that
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
British pariiamen. In Session.

London.-~The autumn session of
the British parliament was opened on
Monday. The entire ten weeks OF the
sitting will be taken up with consld-
Grafton OF the government measures
the most important Of which In the II.
censing bill, This measure will pass
the house OF commons. but In the
house OF lords 1t will be either thrown
Out or amended and the controversy
OF last year between the two houses
thus viii be renewed. 1t is believed
that an agreement will be reached
with respect to the education bin, and
that this measure, being quickly
passed. will make way for the intro
cuction Of another Irish land bin as
well as measures dealing with the
problem OF the unemployed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
ENGLISH WOMEN
CAUSE UPROAR
British Parliament in State of Siege,
Being Guarded by Soldiers From
Attack of Suffragettes.
FOR Three Hours Crowd Of Women
Scufled With Police in an Unsuc-
cessfui Endeavor to Gain Ad.
nittance to the House Of
Parliament.

London.-The climax of the suffra
sette campaign was reached Tuesda,
night when an enormous mob hem
Ined In parliament and stopped traffi,
III all streets leading to Westminster
FOR more than three hours the GROVE
| scunled go0dnaturedly with the no
| lice, interfered with theatre.goers
Lfoke windows and disorganized
things generally In the center of Lon
don.
The heroine of the dag was Mrs
'fasers Symons. formerly secretar,
10 James Keir Hardie, the Socialist
ana Independent member of parlla
ment, who reached the doors Of the
mouse OF commons by strategy. The
louise was solemnly debating a bill
10 prevent children from smoking
lgarette when the woman dashed
last the doorkeeper to a position In
'front.' OF the speakers chair and
shouted:
Leave off discussing children and
talk about women"
Three officers seized Mrs. Synons
fnd carried her out bodily. She was
thtn led to The outer door and dis.
u issed Az result Of the coup an
order was issued that hereafter
women shall not be admitted 10 the
on any pretext whatever.
md In the future the historic grill
vii ont screen feminine spectators
Tho appeal issued by the sufYra.
seies a few days ago for so 900 per.
'ona to help them rush" parliament
u hatpast 7 o'clock Tuesday even. !
hg was the most successful stroke |
.et, Not less than twice that num- |
'er responded to the call, and nine. |
snths OF these were young persons |
sho came to see the fun.
Parliament was In a state OF siege
close triple line of police was
tawn around the three sides I'm front
I the building, the yard within the
ates swarmed with police. and 200
uaraed the terrace In the rear
gainst assault by water. which the
omen twice attempted A. small
Get on police boats also partoled
le Thames.
All the mounted police In London
nd suburbs had been modified at
iis center, and loads OF hay were
nstaeked In the streets for the
Drses- The whole police force. to.
ether with cavalry. infantry and ma.
mes, numbering more than 5000
as kept busy In restraining and
ishing the struggling masses about
trafalgar square Tho crowds cheer.
!. sang songs and hooted In a semi
'od-hatured manner at the suffra.
ties, who, distinguished hy their /.
shes. swarmed everywhere. dlstrlb. I.
ing tracts
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
ENGLAND SENDS FLEET
TO ISLAND Of lEMNOS
II Is Believed the Presence OF Va,
Vessels viii Exert Calming int,u.
ence--War Fever Declining.

Belgrade.-Great Britain has dis.
patched fleet to the Turkish Island
of Lemnos, presumably at the request
of Turkey. The presence OF these
vessels in the Aegean sea will exert
calming influence.
Turkey has protested to the powers
against the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, and
the Turkish imperial commissioner at
Sofia has been instructed to continue
the discharge of his duties, as neither
the porte nor the powers have recoe.
nized the independence of Bulgaria.
This may lead to some overt act
against the imperial commissioner.
NJ Iswolsky, the Russian minister
of foreign affairs, has left Paris for
London to continue his efforts for the
calling of the international confer.
ence. France is convinced that if anv
acceptable programme can be decided
upon, that an outbreak may be
avoided by diplomacy.
The war fever among the people of
Servia is distinctly on the decline.
The saner element of the population
gradually are obtaining an ascend.
ancy over the more excited politicians
and patriots, who, during the past
few days, have demanded persistent
ly the immediate advance of the Ser.
Wan army. Many of the firebrands
are beginning to comprehend that an
attempt to measure swords with Aus.
trla-Rungary would be equivalent to
suicide, and the opposition is slowly
gaining ground that the Servian in.
terests probably would be best
served by depending upon the Joint
action of the powers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
compulsory sehoe. Law N.,s.s l.
Alaska

wsshins'on--In his annual repor,
.ast made public, COMMISSIONS q,
E.''neauoa Elmer F. Brown rseo,,,
heads compulsory school atfertaun.
nS the native ehildren ~ 49, ~, :
re SAYS: Experience has -"
'nat In many sections of Alase, -. =
aiaFity OF attendance In tha -
schools for natives canno, -, p1os'e
tanned without legal p.na,,,. A'" IN
uuAheF The passage Of hu, ~
aalfing the attendance ~ all .sn,.
- sehool age, unless men,siIx "a
physically disqualified l. - or
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
l'eor'ss rrus, Win Pay $4,000 Fin.

washington The licoriee trns,
VIII pay the $4,000 fin. innns...
up"n " IN 1905 In the circuit court
IN New York Tor violation of nrnv,s.
IONS OF the Sherman anti.,ruAf Law
SstorneSs for the trust ON TUESDAY
announced In the supreme court +.
withdrawal OF the appea. The can.
''0''"n was had against the trust for
conspiracy in restraint Of trade IN =,
FoFins the American Tobacco c,,,,
i'nS the tobacco trust. in prices ans
"shfefi"s of ticoriee TOR Use in tb,.
manufacture Of plug tosacco.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
wireless Message is Seat .
o. 200 Al~s

San Francisco. A nav. r.,
'.''e letesraphy is claimed nv ,ha
I sited Wireless Telegram r,,,,.,.. .,e
naies from its station on l pe. ANY
a.l IN tais city establishes, ,,,i a,.ss.1a
,', EBh kuhuku station LIN - M
sand ot oaha 0ne ~ III me 10 me
h,oah. The station at E,h ~ ailan
caught at La o-eIo~k s,'n .,.aAa vas
~. .q and messages we're e,cesa-n,'o morn
III : a m. Il Is elairpaa , ,Sn I'M
mnnicstioa between - mat COM
9lain !. 49, 20 The distance 20 Hos =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
snertstop Tinker In Tre,,hi.

'hieaso.~-Fhe legal troubles n,
Joseph Tinker. shortstop of the Chi.
easo baseball club, will cause the eli.
n's INTO the bankruptcy court az nan
johnson, Harry c, Pulliam and An.
AUST Hermann of the National pasa
'an commission. who have charse
+" me finances of the worlds cham.
p'ohship series. Citations for T,nter
Nho the National Baseball commits.
ION We're issued ON the plea of a
liquor dealer who holds a tudgm.r,
'"f s'so against the bali player
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
oenerai Shot During Sham a.,.,.

AsNaoad, Observation-Disclosures ma
~ OF the Turkestan army corps
-, Va. vicinity of Askabad. General
Dns 'e .r' who played a conspicu-
o ous part In the Russo Japanese war
a"u VINO Is now governor general ~
t u, hes'ah' was wounded In a shan,
oa.,le, A revolutionist plot is snsi
r. on me general was watching
80. pei ATOMS from slight emf
',a Nnen the whistle of bullets
las. Tas hesfu. Tie was struck in the leg
- 'he knee, An adjutant OF Mist.
'nehNo was slightly wounded
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
candidates Taft and Sherman viii
Take the Stump.

New fork.-The Republican state
committee has arranged for the meet.
ihss at which Taft and Sherman will
speak In New York state. Arrange
ments' moreover, have been made for
speeches by men of national promi
hence including two members of the
1aolhet' Mr.. Root and Mr.. Straus. and
alce-President Fairbanks. The ma.
.iohai candidates will reach almost
every county in the state. while Gov.
but seven. 'h'!
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Bound Girl. Then Robbed no...

New York Representing himself
70 De real estate agent, a Young
iaan OF businesslike appearance and
wen dressed gained access to the
hoine OF sammerneid Mclean.
wealthy Brooklyn publisher. and
~hiie Miss Beatrice Mclean VAS
showing the man over the premises
ne suddenly overpowered her. bonna
ne arms and legs with picture wire
uea gag over her mouth and then
ieisnreiy searched the house for val
uaoies' II was nearly an hour before
me young woman was discovered
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
man Thought to be Durham to be
Taken to California,

San Jose. Cal-Goyernor ciua,,
mas Instructed District Attorney Ar.
thur NJ. Free that II there il anv
doubt that William Hatfield, held nj
sherman, Tex, on suspicion that he
James c. Durham. the much.
wanted Santa Clara county murderer
mas not been fully identified. to send
Tor Hatfield and bring him here for
Identification The governor statod
.nat the state will pay the expenses
OF bringing the man here and the on.
pehse of taking him back ~ IA
proves not to be Durham
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
LIVED IN THREE CENTURIES.
New York Woman Lives to the Re
markable Age Of ITO.

Seneca Falls. N. Y.-Mrs. Charlotte
Decker Is dead here. She would have
been ITO years old on Nov 81. Her
father. Godfrey Reals. was volunteer
In the colonial army. and served until
the colonies were free. Mrs. Decker
could remember her father telling of
the privations of the soldiers al Val.
ley Forge. She remembered the year
1873. when no grain could be raised
and II was sold for IS a bushel.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

Ne" fork---The bodies of we'll
dressed mau aud woman, bound sa
eHfeiF together with wire but in such
manner that movement OF arms
snd legs was possible. were found
noating In jamaica bay on Saturday
'he woman's arms were elaspsa
Aooot the mans aeek. Both victims
NaisSeles were intact The bodies
rad not been IN the water long ma
uaaa Was apparently about IS wears
cd lie WIS six feet tall aud wefgh.,,
-oe pounds The woman anparen,Iv
vas "a aud exceptionally good ,ook.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Rsoe~s Fight On eanel.r.

New York District Attorney 10.
rome took un the gambling situation
Ia New York, on Tuesday. aud sub.
fo"naed 10 his oeice nftesn we'll
known sporting men. some of them
pFoprietors OF places on the police
l'st OF suspected gambling houses 1,
question them regarding eonalfsnns IN
the tendefloln, 50 fearful az haxtn-
Their places raided were the rasart,S
OF the district ATTORNEYS ytSl,nrs
Lat nearly all Of the fifteen handed
o ., 'he Keys to their places. asking
'hat Inspection be made