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New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
WILBUR WRIGHT GIVES LESSONS
Count de Lambert Pupil in Aeroplane-Gold
Medal Awarded TO Brothers

e Mans Oct 2s-WiIbur Wright to-day gave
ths 1rst esson IN the management OF his aeropane
n accordance with his contract To Count de Lam
te-- Three fights were made, of twelve. eight
80 1tee1 minutes respectively. and were success
g. Dr. Wright had fitted a special lever on mis-
r-zc-.-z u--5o, ersrIe1 him to control his pupils
rn~r=-s--s At the end Of his lesson Count de
lamb Sid that the handling Of the aeroPlane
vas Gin lofty itself sn5 he confident that he
would soon become proficient.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
CHINESE GREETINGS TO FLEET.
Arrivals at Amoy-The Culgoa Puts to Sea to
Get News by Wireless

Shanghai. Oct &-Twan Fang. Viceroy of Nan
king, and several other vfceroys and governors
have sent cordial kilograms of welcome to Rear
Admiral Emory. commander Of the second divi-
sion Of the American battleship feet The Chinese
Press. Association, of Shanghai, also sent a mes
sage OF greeting.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Liverpool. oct. D-The stem % the Mauretania
vas damaged this afternoon while attempting TO
cocE for compl oVerhauling Officials say that
ne damage is not serious.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
koTEs OF FOREIGN NEWS.

sara Eossa Spain. Oct 2s-King Alfonso unveiled
u-1sg Z monument 70 the defenders Of Saragossa
C -s.- He vas warmly greeted by the populace-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

-Soncon. oct. Zs.-The British Aero Club has
sVz-1e5 rs gold medal 10 the Wright brothers
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Lisbon Oct. 2s.-The will Of Manuel Silva Buissa.
Nno asssssinzted King Carlos. has been discovered
tere II is dated January q. and says he has no
PROPERTY tc leave his children other than my
iaf1e- my respect and my compassion for those
Nne suffer ] beg my children be brought Up
- tHe principle of liberty. equality and fraternity.
Tor which they wil socn i.scccle orphans
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Fisbee Ariz Oct 8.-Following skirrnish
southeast of HermosiIlo Mex, In which It Is re-
norted that Bue chief of the hostile Yaqu Indians
VAS killed twenty-four Yaqut warriors came into
Hermosillo and surrendered.
,rer,,r Torres Of Sonora arrived from Europe
yesterday and It is expected that treaty favor
able to the Yaquis will be signed this week, and
nermanent peace established
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Kingston Ontario oct. Zs-The steam barge Fred
Mercer. loaded with coal from OsWeEc. went ashore
near f,2re Vincent Monday night IN fog She
lt-lohgs 70 the Hall COMPANY, II Dgdelsburg The
eeleenleE city Of &c2 York light Is ashore
Laaday Point, eight miles down the river. her
kaT IL KingstJi-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
Y4QUI PEACE NEAR.
Forty Reported Killed; Others Sur
render-Treaty To Be Signed.

FL Paso. Tex Oct. 28.-News reached mere 10
d. from, several sources that battle between
Panago and Yaqui Indians has taken place north
OF Altar. in the province Of sonora Mex anu
49, sor+1- yanufs were killed According 70 re
ror+s the Mexican government armed the Papagos'
who lured the Yaquis into ambush and slaughtered
them The reports have not been officially con
frned.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
CANNIBALS EAT
DEAD COMRADE

LISBON, May 4.--The newspaper }
here contain accounts of cannisal
tale in Portuguese Guinea. An ey-
pedition has been operating in that
region lately, and after fight many
of the enemy returned at dead of
night, like band of jackals, and
throwing themselves upon the deal
bodies of their comrades, rent them
limb from limb. The sight was ter
rible and the Portuguese troops we g
forced to fire repeatedly to drive
away the human ghouls.
Recently several European traders
in the interior have mysteriously ats
appeared. and fears are entertained
that they have fallen victims to these
cannibals. These natives are nu-
merous, and are absolutely averse t.
all civilization. When pursued, tn -
take refuge in the mountains, ami
after time return to make raids
upon European settlements.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
RAWHIDE WOMAN
KILLS A MAN


RAWHIDE, New, May 4.--Jack
McDougall, who was formerly inter
ested In the Butler saloon here,
was shot and mortally wounded late
Saturday afternoon in the Tanan sa-
loon by woman named Leslie, with
whom he was quarreling. McDougall
died at O'Clock last evening. The
woman was released on $1,000 bail.
McDougall was drinking heavily
and entered the saloon shortly after
o'clock. Soon afterward he began
quarreling with the Leslie woman,
the owner Of the place. Finally Nc
Dougall, who was standing before the
bar, threw glass, striking the wo-
man in the face, whereupon she drew
revolver and fired the shot. Syia-
pathy seems to be largely in her
favor as eye-witnesses state that Nc
Dougall was the aggressor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
find new CURE
FOR pneumonia


CHICAGO. May 4.-The announ-
cement of ANEW theory as to the
cause of pneumonia and the discovery
of remedy for the disease was made
at a recent meeting of the Chicago
Medical Society.
DR.. H. Manning Fish, who made
the announcement, backed up his as
sertions with a detailed subscription
of case of acute pneumonia which,
he. declared. has been cured in twen-
ty-four hours by means of the simple
method which he described
DR.. Fish first declared that the seat
of the trouble in pneumonia cas- IS
was not, as is generally supposed, in
the lungs, but in the small cells in
the bony framework at the top Of
the nose. The pneumococcus, or dis
ease germ, he said, was not harmful
except when pent up in cell of this
sort. Then, he explained, it acted
like an explosive, began to expand
and was absorbed by the blood and
became one of the most dangerous of
disease germs
From these cells the disease
works rapidly down to the lungs and
to all appearances these organs inn
mediately become the seat of the
trouble" said the physician 'Hov'-
ever, the fuel which is feeding the
flames of disease still is being fur
nished from the cells at the top of
the nose.
THE simple remedy, consequently.
is to draw this dangerous pus from
these cells. That is what was done
in the case which have described
and in twenty-four hours the diseass
had disappeared. The lungs. Of course
still were affected and It took days
before the patient finally was able TO
leave his bed"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
AIMS BLOW AT
PRIVATE CARS

CHICAGO, May 4-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has aimed a.
deadly blow at the ease and comic :
with which railroad presidents and
some lesser lights of the railroad
world plus their families and occa-
sionally plus few friends, tour tho
country.
In short, the critical and painstaL
ing commission has indicated to the
Illinois Central and other roads thaS
the day Of the luxurious private car
is over so far as free transportation
upon foreign roads" is concerned.
The commission has ruled, or has liz
dicated, that if occasion presents it
will rule that when a private car IS
being hauled by any other road than
the one which owns it it become S
property, and If transported free it
is in violation of law.
The Hepburn act, 1t is stated, doc :
not permit of any property being
transported free except materials for
the use of the railroad so transport
ing it. Therefore, what right has anv
railroad to haul free private cars be-
longing to another railroad If it car
not haul ties for another road fr se
of cost?
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
FLEET
AGAIN
UNITED
ADMIRAL EVANS WILL RESUME
THE ACTIVE COMMAND
TODAY.
(By Associated Press. !

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, May 4.-The
Atlantic battleship fleet was united
once more today when the ships of
the second squadron arrived from
Monterey and the f1otilla OF six de-
stroyers joined them from San Pedro.
the latter after one of the stormiast
voyages of the cruise. The second
squadron arrived at $3.50 this after
noon. Admiral Thomas tonight
moved from the Connecticut, to the
Minnesota, although his flag of senior
rear admiral flies at the main truck
of the former vessel. The Connecti-
cut is to proceed to Monterey at 6:3O
tomorrow morning to take on Al
miral Evans, who returns to resume
active command of the fleet. The
flagship is due to return to Santa
Cruz at IL o'clock The Illinois did
not accompany the second squadron
from Monterey this afternoon. She
remained there by consent Of the sen
ior officer to grapple for an anchor
which was lost in yesterdays storm.
The Nebraska and Wisconsin, of
the Pacific armored cruiser fleet will
join the Atlantic fleet at the light
ship on the night of May 5, the re-
mainder Of the Pacific fleet to join
at Angel Island.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
FOUND THE ANCHOR.
cry Associated Press. !

MONTERREY, Cal, May 4.-The
stormy winds which prevailed yes
terday abated during the early morn
ing. Divers from the Illinois were
busy all morning trying to locate the
anchor lost the night before. After
many vain efforts they finally sue
ceeded in getting hold Of chain all
the lost anchor was hauled aboard.
Tomorrow morning six companies o!
the Twenty-second infantry, stationed
at the Presidio here, leave for Sal
Francisco to join the balance of the
regiment, which takes part in tha
military and naval parade.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
CUBAN Miners
WAVE RED FLAG
(By Associated Press. J

SANTIAGO, Cuba, May 4-The
strike of miners employed by the
Juragua Iron Company has been put
down by the rural guard Three hun
dred of the miners, marching under
red flag few days ago, distribute |
hand bills commemorating the death
Of the Chicago anarchists. The com
pany succeeded in breaking up the
league and discharged the leaders.
Energetic measures havce been adopt
ed and loyal miners are now working
under the protection of the police.
The strike is apparently being
broken.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
SPEEDING AUTO
.SCA7TERS SOLDIERS
(By Associated Press. J

OAKLAND. May 4.--Dr. o. ID.
Hamlin, head surgeon Of the Provi-
dence hospital, answering a hurry call
to the institution in a speeding auto
mobile this evening. ran down Com
rany A. National Guard of California,
which was drilling at the corner OF
broadway and Twentieth street, ANA
scattered the soldiers in all direc-
ticns. Three Of the company. Ser
geant A. H. Jones, Privates 8. H.
Hansen and +. e. Davis. were thrown.
into the air and badly injured. Tho
three injured men we're taken in tn.
doctors auto to the hospital. where
II is said all will recover.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
MEXICAN LABOR
union BROKEN

CITY OF MEXICO. May 4.-Ths
first attempt to apply unfoa lahtr
methods to the Mexican employees of
the railroads of Mexico has resulted
in complete failure and disruption
of the Gran Liga, which had meni-
bership Of 1900 Mexican railroad
shopmen and trainmen.
The president of the Gran Liga
called strike on the National rail-
road a few days ago, because Of the
refusal Of the CHIEF ofacers OF the
road to discharge two Of its miner
officials. Only few hundred men
responded to the strike call.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
POLICE OFFICER
WOUNDS SUSPECT
(By Associated Pressl

< BUTTE, Mont, May "A man
giving the name of Lewis Ferris, a
rancher, living near the scene of the
attempted holdup of the North Coast
Limited last Thursday night, was
shot on the street today while re-
sisting arrest by Sergeant Sinsel.
Ferris, who is wanted in Madison
and Deer Lodge counties on aerob-
berry charge, was suspected from the
first. Ferris was not seriousl
wounded.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
STOCK MARKET
WAS unsettled
.(Bx Associated Press)

NEW YORK. May A period of
weakness during the morning in tho
stock market. while the London mar
ket was In operation, was attributed
10 sympathy with that market an
the fact that recovery set In here
alter business had ceased for the day
In London. was pointed TO as con-
tlrmation OF this view. The disturb
ance In London was due to the bad
influence OF news Of tribal disturb
anees among the Afghans on the In
dian frontier, Bonds were irregular
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
OFFERS REWARD
FOR DYNAMITERS
tBy Associated press. }

HELENA, Mont. May 4.--Gover-
nor Norris today offered reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction o;
the person or persons who dynamited
the Burlington train on the Northern
Pacific tracks near Butte on Friday
night. in which three persons were
killed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
RAWH|DE
firm IN
TROUBLE
LEFKOVITS BROTHERS UNDER A
CLOUD FOR ALLEGED SHADY
TRANSACTION.
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Especial to the Bonanza. J


. RAWHIDE, New, May e. 4
. Trouble has been brewing for
. the Lefkovits Brothers. who OPP Z
= Grated large mercantile house
= here. 1t is alleged that Harry, 4
. the younger brother, has skip Z
= ped the town, while Louis, the 4
= other brother, is under arrest,
= charged with obtaining money
= under false pretenses. 1t is also
. alleged that they premeditated
. making their getaway after
. making a cleanup. 1t is claim 4
. ed that E. Marks of Tonopah is
= heavy sufferer by their actions. Z
. The Wood-Curtis Company of
= Sacramento and the First Bank
. Of Rawhide have placed an at 4
. tachment on the firms stock.
go . . 80 ~~ . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
ELEVEN BODIES
ARE RECOVERED
(By Associated Press)

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 4.-Uo
to O'Clock this afternoon eleven
bodies were recovered from the ruins
of the new Avelin hotel, which was
destroyed by fire Sunday. All the
bodies but two were claimed by
friends today Most of them were
taken away during the afternoon and
evening. All the injured are doing
we'll except E. NJ. Matthews OF Co.
lumbus. o.. who, 1t is thought, can
not survive over tomorrow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
AWAKENS FROM
Her long SLEEP
(By Associated Press. }

ADy <ADoOCAdICA l. 1CoosJ
= LOS ANGELES, May 4.-Mrs. .
. Beulah Hawkins, who has awak- .
= ened from her sleep of eighty .
= five days, was today adjudged =
y sane by a lunacy commission .
= and ordered discharged from =
. custody. =
Q o q : = . o q o o > . q y . = .
LOS ANGELES, May After an
unbroken sleep, which extended over
a period of S5 days, Mrs. Beula 4
Hawkins, patient at the county no $
pital, awakened Saturday morning
and asked for a drink of milk. Her
return to consciousness was entireN
unexpected and came several hours
after she had been taken from the
clinic room, where she was subjected
to observation by members of the
county medical society.
A nurse, attracted by the sound of
rapping. entered Mrs. Hawkins room
to find the patient sitting up in bed
with her eyes open. Physicians were
summoned and the woman talked ra-
tionaily with them for some time.
1T was found that she was able 20
stand and had full control of all h i
faculties, although still weak
Mrs Hawkins had previously slept
for period of 40 days and has once
been an inmate of an insane asylum.
Her case is diagnosed as negative n
sanity.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
MINER IS KILLED
BY FALLING ROCK
(By Associated Press)

GLOBE, Ariz., May Jack
schweigert. shift boss at the Old Do
mlnion mine, was today struck on
the head by rock Weighing nearly
hundred pounds. which Tell from
the thirteenth level station. His
skull was crushed and he expired In
stantiy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
Jmbsen of the Parkside Re
atty Company Will Be a
Witness for State in Pros
ecution of Willy Hebrew.
,eeeN..e.%NNNNNNNoN1AeeeAe
(By Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO May 4.-The prosecution afternoon in
the trial of Abraham Ruef charged with oering
Jennings Phillips with trolley
to the Parksde Realty
Brobeck and G. H. Umbsen, Who with Jointly
indicted with
beck has already given testimony
the testifying
against him dismissed Green who
again took the
ing attorney $3OOOO get
the board of supervisors after other
mitee which referred upon
application failed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05

LIVES
LOST At SEA
[By Associated Press.I

NEWPORT Ore, May 4pnring Friday night
of Oregon, O.
shifted and strained the vessel which
day big struck u
and cabin overheard leaving the
able and the deck awash Eleven OF the
while trying a get
ashore but only succeeded
The life
them about fifteen
with lumber sss
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
Fire Starts in Restaurant and
Is Not Under Control Until
S4O0,OOO Worth of Prop
erty IS Destroyed.
e..e....ee..e.ee.e.e.....e....
associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, A which Mentone
o'clock tonight fifteen
avenue
100000. N
Wood Co., cohers gutted Waterman Fountain Pen Com
pany ewery store
Clothing Company; United Cigar Stores Company
store. Royal Shoe Companys Fishers
haberdashey among the Sufferers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
BARoNEss.- SHOOTS HUSBAND.

BERLIN. May 4.--Baroness vol
Ruezleben shot and killed her hus-
band In the Chateau at Baudenburg.
near Dortmund. last night just as he
was about to retire. She then sh u
herself. hut survives the self-inlhct u
wound.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
THOSE MOTOR cans.

TOXIC. May 4.-The French AMI
Italian round-the-world motor cass
arrived here today They win leave
within a few days for vladlvostosk
via Tsuruga.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
srIzE nRITIsH STEAMER.

HAVANA. May f.--The Hritiaa
steamer Exceed and her crew of p
men we're seized today by the auth
critics for Illegally iishinE IN cabaa
waters.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05
THE METAL MARKET.


, NEW YORK. May 4.--Lead.
: Arm. s4.1O to s4.15; copper.
> easy. ~ 5-1sc to 12%c; silver.
. SO Use.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-05

Ehfs papeE = als.
feFenl from oGnuI
nstGupapGFs, a11 1
Ghmmk the oe41 -
Verse nn1 EFoao eAMf
d . alGersn1S
New-York tribune., 1908-11-18
DEEPER WATERWAYS
Plan to Come Before Congress sd
miraI NeIUilIe on Need for Nary.

Es1+,,,o-a >-ov with three hundred delegates
in attendance coming from nearly every ALIahtt
C,oas state the first annual convention OF INC ~
lsntic Deeper Waterways Association was -
s+ the Hotel BeIvedere to-day. The gathering cum
prised men prominent in public and ooli1iel &c
life all united promote the eonstuCIiol' e, as
national enterprise, of q chain OF canels COiili
natural and protected waterways along the AT
lantic Coast
The speechrs of the day were strong and force
full and practically every phase OF the Quesuon ol
inland waterways presented L was u-sOuSs7u
as national defence in time Of war and from the
point of view Of meeting the transportation proolei
OF the country of penng railway frefght rates
and Of encouraging and fostering business enter
prise and stimulating commerce between the sICeS
Mesa ges of encouragement were received from
President Roosevelt Presidelt-eect Iart ana Juoso
George Gray Of Delaware President FooseVeiO
wrote:
The movement comends itself to all who desire
+o nrornote commerce between the states In an eco
nomical way and terms OF perfect eouahty De-
tween shippers I wish it all success
J. Hampton Moore. president OF the assoclauon'
replied TO the President as follows:
..7-ha Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
nightly appreciates your encouraging message ana
sends greetings Meeting large and enthusiastic
Arnone those who made addresses To-Day we're
Pear Admiral George W. Melville (retired). former
cbiar engineer L. S. N. Representative John H
Small of North Carolina. and John F. Stevens OF
New York former chief engineer Of the Panama
Canal
y was reported in the convention hall that the
pa,,sv1vania Railroad is willing TO surrender its
tights in the Delaware & Raritan Canal. connect
ipo H-aw York and Philadelphia. which would
greatly facilitate the building of that link
pAsr Admiral Melville of the opinion that
ror commerce alone channel OF, say sixteen-foot
dantb would provide adequately for vessels Of l.SoO
+o . OO tons capacity. which, he said would prob
sblv he the average size of vessels engaged in such
3 traffic by a sheltered waterway from Massachu-
80. Paw +o the Sounds Of North Carolina, or
a,,er RI Florida To make this of real value. how
aver he declared, the depth must be adequate TO
narrn;t Of the passage of battIeships. which means
nresent depth of about thirty feet, and possibly
a+ later date thirty-hve feet At present thirty
feat would take OF vessels of deepest
draft
New-York tribune., 1908-11-18
PRESIDENT TO 7. ". G.. Il.
Praises Work of Washington Wom-
en-. White House Guests.

Washington Nov. 1T doubt If there is a move
r1ent among the movements that broadly
term philanthropic in the country which better de-
serves the interest and support OF our people than
the movement for Young Wornen's Christian aSso-
cations
Thus spoke President Roosevelt gathering
of prominent young women OF Washington who
called at the White House this afternoon on the
Presidents invitation 70 receive his congratula-
tons on the splendid work being done by the Young
Woulens Christian Association in this city and TO
shake hands with Mrs. Roosevelt and the Presi-
dent
There has been in the past continued the
President "a tendency 20 do more for young men
than for young women I remember twenty-five
years ago being very much struck in New York. at
2 time when I had some connection with work on
the East Side with the fact that there was so
much more opportunity for young without
friends in the city. to get place for himself 20
escape temptation. TO receive aid. than there vas
for a young woman; and too often there no
chance for the girl. the young woman. who cams
10 the city to receive help and have the human
sympathy which she much needed"
The President reviewed the work done by the
Young Woman's Christian Association in this city
expressing his gratitude TO the workers and BE-
speaking FOR them the support necessary To erect az
adequate building
New-York tribune., 1908-11-18
THE sAGANs DENoUNoE BoN1.
Deny Rumors of Separation-Wiu Fighs for
Possession of Children

Paris Nov 17-Prince and Princess HeIie de
Sagan authorized emphatic denial to-day Of
reports that they intended to separate They init
ma ted that these reports had been spread by Count
de CasteIlane. we happy, said the princess,
and ali we ask to be let alone" The prince,
with the approval OF his wife, said that the counts
efcrt to obtain the custody OF his children
merely scheme to obtain money. We were will
ing 70 make some concession order 10 avoid fur
ther notoriety," said the prince. but we do not
intend to be robbed, and we are now determined
70 fight out the issue in court
The princess yesterday retained as her counsel
Albert Clemenceau. brother OF tho Premier NJ
Bonnet Count Boni de Castelanes lawyer. expects
that another attempt will be made tomorrow to
postpone the case If this is successful he WILL
the court TO place the children IN the OF Mar
quise de Castellane pending final decision
Maftre Bonnet tonight made public the grounds
on which Count de Csstellane bases his statement
that the atmosphere OF the de Sagan home is unit
for the children He refers TO Prince Helies
ord before mis- marriage the improper action OF the
princess in travelling with the prince before she be-
came his wife. and he has evidence that
Prince FAlie had not reformed after marriage.